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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-14
coaHLAN sERIousLY ~.
Captain OF the Raleigh Suffering from
Pneumonia.

BLooMINGToN. Ind. July 13.- A
telegram has been received by rela-
tiyes announcing the critical illness Of
Captain Coghlan, who commanded the
Raleigh In the battle Of Manila. He
had an attack Of pneumonia, and his
recovery Is reported doubtful. He Is
at Colorado Springs.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-14
1BsEN SERIOUSLY ILL.

NEW YORK, July iS.--A dispatch
from christlana announces the serious
illness Of HenGek Ibaen, from erysipe-
las
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-14
Pears

Pretty boxes and odors
are used to sell such
soaps as no one would
touch if he saw them un-
disguised. Beware of a
soap that depends on
something outside of it.
Pears, the finest soap
in the world is scented or
not, as you wish; and the
money is in the meSchan-
disc, not in the box.
Al sorts Of stores sell it, especially
druggists; all sorts Of people are
using it.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-14
LIABILITIES.


IUIHI''s''f''''' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
STATE OF OREGON, County OF
Clatsop, M. I, s. s. Gordon. cashier OF
the above.named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true
to the best Of my knowledge and be-
s. s. GORDON. Cashier,
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this 9TH day OF July, 1900.
v. BoELLINd,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
Jacob Kamm,
w. r. Mcgregor.
William NJ. Ladd.
Directors.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-14
NO INCOME TAX PLANK.

Mr.. Morse Explains How It Was Omit
ted From the Democratic Platform.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-14

II isn't always the veterinary college
graduate that displays the most horse
sense.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-14

Books are wonderful help to a man
especially bank-boolss md pocket
books
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-14

INDIANAPOLIS. July 1S.--samuel Z.
Morse, Indiana's member Of the reso-
lutions committee at the democratic
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-29

Miss Dell. McWsyne has returned
from Syracuse, N Y.
@. ". Wells Of Troy ives 10 tow
last week on business
john Msnley OF Brstileboro hiss beer
pending seversl days IN the place,
Mr., end Mn. Jsmes Reed bsve been
visiting their dan htrs 10 East Dorset.
--Clsrebce b. Hook OF Granville, N, Y.
and Mrs. Cora b. Hilisrl OF Dandy were
10 Dorset last week.
Miss Mary l. Williams is ut home
for ten days vscsuon from Moody's
school 10 Northfsld, Mss,
Mr.. and Mrs George W Baker have
returned from visit with relatives in
Wsllingford and Rutland.
William Bsuows who has been 10
school at Syracuse. N Y, since September
is at home and will continue bic studies
here.
IAN Christian E1deavorers are invited
to meet with Miss Marcia X, Gray CD
Thursday evening" for business meeting
and social.
The schools 10 town will commence |
the spring session next Monday, with
few cbspees Of teachers, There will be
bat two scbcols 10 this village 10 piece
4 three.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-29

.tssu I.th. eio.ss, sie. Tt. sna
t5as siii hsss isfst semner foen,
i. iss. isel - fsem .nh ~ losisf.. csFs
teop.. i.sts. ie,isi focm', etc. The &c
ets .tefy .ili caves isfss seSef.l ssssT
h.y ssa ball fesn Nc BY 10 viii aressirs
fesn,, rir The Whole vill 10 stil esish
- .ba nsas very eoGrsriett ssd siir.ei
i've bsiaiUs. MI Cssssfd hss best siren
ssbsA ehass Of tts bsiiaiSs ssd
sfOss "a. vtlst oil be pui is tss eotei
ticA ior rlsyles Tie cpEiss senon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-29

~ Mts George wllli.fd',, She 10 lesss
% 10 Csesiti sflisss
Ct.tss knbtrs sd Nj srd NJ
km Alan. .,fs 10 tssp 70 stead 10
tsssr.i q Frsts Lucia
- c. Bl.ctHtr 10 in FroriSs 10 ts.lih
sts css zoe ..it vith cane he besiE'
70 loot iits hinssii ss.ls.
-Ttsts 10 sresi call Tor ,snsneHu In
its village sbieb Shoes thai u 10 res.rd
% ~ de.rstls plsos Of fesIdsnes.
-Qaiis uunbtf Of ues ia icss sasm
bied l.si sssh 81 The hens Of Mis fnpi
Lisooln sd sot 10 her seod for lhs ses
500
Mis- Jessie Wright b.. recovered
from her iIlpess 90 ~ 10 be able 10 be oct.
Mrs. 6ibsou Of Csntridss has been sitb
Der The pss, week
-ksndsli 4 Kendall have Al s5rer,ise
net, 10 The JouESAL They keeps soOd
s,oek Of bulIden' lstjvsrc, paint, oil,
sod isrusfs supplies.
Mrs Lacy W,leoI b. sone 10 Bof,lo
10 live With her daughter Mrs Wilcox
has lived 10 tosn The past year sud this
sipter has boarded si.h her pepbev. Mr. |
lanes Boprn.
While ublosdipe lnnb,r Myton Gross
nsn's TEEN wss recently frightened by 90
'nsins aud ran, bringing up sssin,ts lei
graph pole aud smashing thugs general
2. The horses we're Dot much hnit
- Mr.. A. @. Counor thinks tbst lon Der
I'll SO still higher as nesrly eli The lsrs.
ioldiDss 10 ibis per, Of the country are be
omins exhausted and psities 81 q dis
suce are esserly looking for stock.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-29

A. r. De Fluent. editor OF the Journsl.
Doylestovp, Ohio. suffered Tor a num bel
OF years from rheumatism 10 bis right
shonlder and tide. he ssyG My ri9bi
arm at times wss entirely useless. tried
Chsmberlsin's Pain Balm, snd va sur
prised TO receive relief sluos, i'm u edistely.
The Pain Balm pss been 9 coostsut com
psniou Of mine ever since and it rever
falls" For sale by Il Whipple. Man
chester; Il Pe,tibope Manchester Cen
ire
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wnAr Do TIE cnlLpnrs pErxk,

Don't give them ties or cofse. Have 700
tried tie usu food dripk called GRAIS-Oi
IL is delicious std rooristins and tskes
the place Of ccfse. The more Grain o
yon sise the children the more health
yos distnbais throosh their systems
Grsir-o is made Of pare srsips. snd shen
propeti, prepared tss,es ihe the choice
Grade. OF eotise bat eos.s sboat IA %
mach. All grootrs cell H. lie ana Is.
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rrnu

Winter shll bangs on aud ell lens
for spring 10 appear add the snos 10
melt sssy.
Mrs. Amanda Frost. Of Jsetey, n. q
died on "Wednesday. ope week after the
dssth VI Der husband She wss the Oldest
sister OF D. o. p. Simonds OF this
plsse and will be remembered BY our
older people. Sac lesvcs con and dsasb
ter, both msrried.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-29

Wm Orr. Ne.srk. . .ys. We n.vel
feel ssie without 0ne Minute Cough Cur'
10 The boase. II saved my little boys life
uhen be hsd the peeumonis. We think II
the bee, medicine made" 1t cures
coughs snd ell lurs disessts. Pleasant Ia
take. harmless snd gives iE4mediste re
soits Il Whippls, Manchester Centre.
A II Peiiibote. Manchester Depot.
x.NcBE rEh pEnor
--Msster Csester BeItley is 90 The tick
lisl.
Alice sber.iS /. vi,ilins itlerds 10
Psiu.
-Ms Joht Rice rsiutred 10 her hone
10 Worcester today.
MIR. snd Mr.. ALERT Cbvrboenesa
we're 10 Beptinsion lsst stef.
-Th,rs are rpmors Of che 0, tso we'd
dags 10 tits rsistbOrhood.
--Miss Casninsh.m and Ma Connor
reesr,ly srsri tie day 10 Raiisud.
H W s9sHad 81 Butlsnd vss here
at week. - go siso II. A s,v,tr
-Myron Tsylor BIS the eotuset for
eii tor The STANDARD Oh Co
-Hsry w.lisr bed = vlsii iron ti.
iritbs R., Hei Of LondoEdeuy. isi
vest.
Mic. Helen q ed.ls Of Retlshd 10 /
'pssdins her tscstioc viii her sut,. Mrs
Falieh q
Miss Livfetes oi Ctesnr IL Visiting
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-29

R,y w Il. 81 zat. ". Gator, N. Y.
writes, Il bad dy pepsia ovtr twenty
yesrs. sod tried doctors and medicines
aitbon. beutf'. was persuaded to use
kodol Dyspepsia Cure and it bslped me
from the start. | believe il 10 be pans
cea for Gil forms Of Indigestion 1t di
sests 9hal you eat J Il Whipple, Man
chester Centre; A II Pettibone, Msnches
ter Depo'.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-29

Mn Cslvlp 4 naumsa, Mlietbpts
ps. .y,. "As . speedy oHts Tot eoSsh''
eoldG cfoHp ssd cote ihroa, Ose Mtnais
Cossh Care 10 sHtgsslsd. IL 10 pless.ei
tcr ehildrsa 70 t,t.. b..tlly recon
nsud II q ugittr II Is the only bern
lees remedy it.i prodse,s iGmsoisie is
.sli.. II eurs. bronchitis. ptspnonis,
grippe snd ihro,i snd Isps diseases il
Gill rrs,ssl eossa q p,ion J II Wtipple.
Msschr.isf Cssitt; A II Ps,ub9be Msn
chester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-29

II used kodsl Dyspepsis Cure 10 my
family with sonderiul results. II gives
immediate relief. is pleasant to take aud is
ualT the dyspep,ic's best friend, says Z.
Hsriseribk, Ostrisel. Mich. DIaests what
you eat Cannot fsil to cure. II Whip
pie, Manchester Centre; A II Pe,tibone.
NJ snchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-29
WE T RUPERT

There will be a sociable at the home
|o' Fosik Sheldon Tuesday evening oil
this week
-Miss Aielside Betbe Is sper ding her
vscation g. home, Bir. Sherman is also
home Tor short rest
Mrs A. usis Derrick OF Brunswick
vas sue,t OF E, HaSley ana family over
sandy,
John Boytton aud i.mily are visiting
In Troy and vicinity.
Fred Saeit and vile sre receiving con
CALCULATIONS upon the arrival OF q son, like
vice. slso, are Herbert Sheldon and wife.
while baby sirl lie msking happy the
home OF Cbsrles Chamberlain aud wife
t'ormer'y Eta Moore
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-29

To secure The orieiusl witch bszsl sslve
ask for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, well
known IS cGrisin cure for piles aud skin
diseases. Beware OF worthless counter
feIt'. They sr dangerous Il Whip
pie, Manchester Uentre; A II Petiibone,
Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-29
East DORSET.

There will be an entertain u tent and
socisble ct ihe School Hall, Saturday even
ing, March 81. 1900, The proceeds will
go to the Piano Fuod. All are cordially
invited.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-06

and returned under safe conduct to the
domicile Of Canada from which he had
been taken. This demand was immo.
dlately complied with.
DR.. Bratton remained an eXilc In
Canada until 1878, a year after the last
OF the Unit States troops had been
Withdrawn from South Carolina. Then
receiving an intimation that the case
against him would not bo pushed, he
returned to hts old homo, whore he
resumed the practice OF medicine. He
continued there unmolested until his
death In 1897. For number of years
before his death he WAS president of
the South Carolina Medical Associa-
tion and Of the State board OF health.
John S. Bratton, who WAS a gentle.
man OF large means, loft his home at
the same time as his brother to avoid
arrest, and remained abroad two years
During his absence many witnesses in
ku' klux cases from York County were
examined to connect John Bratton
with the organization. The only evil
dence obtained against him was that
parties OF Ku-klux after an a!l.night's
ride, could find at certain spot, near
his home appetizlng lunches, which
they, in their habitual silence, ate. So
on his return to Yorkvilie, John Brat
ton was troubled no more
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-06
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

-Ihe practice OF oiling roads to
Keep the dust down was begun in Cali-
iornla low years ago and Ia extend
Ing to several parts Of that State. The
dry season 10 80 long that the idea of
obtaining dustless roads ia naturally
attractive to CalifOrnians and the suc-
cess that has attended the use Of oil
'or thls purpose promises to cause it's
even moro general adoption.
A peculiar incident was Witnessed
IN the Bethany Presbyterian church,
soporitic effect upon Harry Tidd, a
y0nng druRgist, ar "a fell asleep.
While still in slumbN 'ose, remov-
ca hls coat, vest an6S and was
ABOUT TO further disrobA en- the wo-
men In his vicinity SCREAMED An
usher aroused him and led him ont of
the church.
In many OF the census returns from
the rural districts Of tho South large
number OF children 10 years OF age are
recorded as farm laborers, aud under
the proper headings 1t Ia stated that
thoy are 80 employed eight months
year. The Southern housewives appear
IN the occupation column as ''does
houscwork" and minds baby"
"A graveyard in Dekaib County,
Missouri, has headstone with the fol-
lowing Inscription, dedicated to the
sorrowing widower: with grief see
my loving mate is took from mo though
TOOK by one who has right to call me-
whom he secs tit." On tom bstone at
Wayland, Mass, may be seen this
doubtful statement: "Here lies the
body OF DR.. Hayward, q man who never
voted. or such is the kingdom OF
heaven"
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-06
TERMS OF COUNTY, OFFICEI,s.
The Men Elected May DO Sworn in
to Office immediately.

Mr.. Jesse II. CAN'T, chief clerk OF tho
secretary OF States Office, has called
attention to the fact that is not gener-
ally known, even by the officers Of tho
State themselves, that the term OF pub.
| lie officers elected In the recent, =" any
other general election, begins on tho
day OF the election, and that any delay
that may be occasioned In the COM
mission or qualification Of such officers
| reduces tho length OF the terms OF snid
officers.
1t is another fact not generally ap-
preciatcd that tho commission, how.
ever it may be worded, docs not give u
retiring officer the right to hold o
singlo day alter the declaration OF the
result Of the general election, If his
successor qualities himself to assume
the Office. There Is q contrary opinion
over tho State, due to general misin-
formation as to the law. The commits
sion Is not in itself the right OF the
officer to the Office he holds--it Ia sim
ply the evidence of his right--his title
decd TO it.
In an opinion addressed to the sec.
rotary Of State on February 6, 1899, At
torncy General Bellinger said 1.-THE
terms and until his successor shall be
| elected and qualified" are added mere
~ w plSSCHO d CuaSlI III IuC ulSCn&rRC
OF tho duties Of tho Office, and amount
to no more than an authorized occupa.
tion OF 30 much Of the succeeding term
We regard 1t as we'll settled that
neither the existence OF the Office nor
| the term or time for which it exists,
! depends upon the commission, W hich
Is only evidence Of the appointment or
election. Whilst the commissio n
may be formal prerequisite to en-
able ono Out OF possession to obtain it,
we do not sec how that necessarily
affects the term--tho time tho office
has to run. Actual enjoyment may
not be Identical with the term, which
is u creature Of the law and cannot be
set afloat and made to vary, shift or
change, according to the caprice, in.
terest or laches Of anyone who may
happen to be incumbent: You arc
therefore respectfully advised, that tho
term OF Office to which one is elected or
appointed begins. except where ex-
pressly specified either In the consti.
tuition or statutes, upon the day OF his
election or appointment and runs for
the time specified by law, without re
gard to the date upon which the com.
mission is Issued"
The Governor and Lieutenant Cover
nor come within the exceptions noted
aOOVe, aS tnelr clcCtlOn must be de-
clarcd by the General Assembly, and OF
course they cannot assume their Offices
until the election is formally declared.
The terms OF tho other State officers
begins with that Of the incoming Gov
ern0r. The late Gov. Ellerbc attcnpt,
ed to fix as precedent under the new
constitution, the 18th OF January as the
date upon which this qualification shall
| be mado.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-06
American Lady Corsets.

-, Our sales have increased fifty per cont.
the past two weeks on this Corset. We
carry full line. If you wear ono once,
you will have no other in the future.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-06
are all fire and the Baptists all water,
and some others arc all wind. | hope

and some others are all wind. l hope
they won't all come upon me at once.
But am still hopeful and trying to
keep calm and serene. Tonight shall
be inspired with the presence Of these
college girls and for an hour or so will
be tho cynosure OF their beautiful oyes.
Yes, the cynOsure. That word comes
from two Greek words which mean tho
dogs tail, and 80 will be the dogs tail
OF the fair assembly. Professor Low
rey's iather was the brave old soldier
known as General LOwrey who sue
ceeded General Claiborne Rs comman.
der OF that corps in the Army OF Ten
nessee. He Ia buried near here, and
shall visit his grave. Igo from here to
Pontotoc, the oldest town In tho State,
whore tho Indian agency was located
and tho chief OF the Chickasaws lived.
From there | go to New Albany and
from there to my own homo, where
there Is always light In the window
for mo and many happy ones to greet
mo. BILL ARP.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-06
Doctor
klathaWay's
Method.

o
ofhis own-a systom studied out years ago while In
,-.... o., college, and hospital practice and i'm.
EVory Sasc pr0ycda enlarged upon constantly
GnenlnlIv during the twenty einc8-
srp, twenty years Of tho most extensive
Treated. practice enjoyed hy any specialist In
this country. Dr. liahawhTs great aud uniform sue.
crqg IA duo to this Individual system. Of treatment
s-.oI,,oivo In spite OF hundreds OF rcqucats
nt,t Exotn3.vHt y"nrlyfrom doctors mali parts Of tho
sroatncht world, asking for tho privilege OF
uslnp Hathaway ,nclh1d 3t trcat,nSnthe bocy"s
II wiser to allow mono beside himself the knowledge
of his rcnodcs as no is too well aware Of tho mis-
cho which may bc dono by the unskillfui ns0 OF any
Blood and Skin d. iithawa%ys % lnT lnttf for
ntocaeae. blood diseases In whatever stage
cures all forms OF ulcers, soroa.
ami scalp to their natural condition, but 80 Jurics
tho blood that the diecaso s pormancnuy and CON.
pctcly driven from tho system and an this without
Varloooeio and and Structure is n ,nc,l"d r.cI','
p SirfGfuro, slycly his Own and in 30 per cent
and permanent cure No operation is r"4nir"d and
no pain or inconvonionco are cx?nrirnrcd Ly ihD
patient Tho expense Of this treatment Is mucr' l"ss
treatment and IA both saio and e,r" r"s'nrfng tic
organs to condition Of perfect, normal health.
Kidney teat anosi"T GnnE NIX T' for "l iv% m%%
Disoasee reason to suspect Kidney trouble and
aao.uo this blank ho win gladly eccnd FREQ 10
everyone who sends him ha name aud address.
Now Book hook "Mnniinrs", Virnr. Ii".ith" has
FREE. %ITSSay ED i "ThnnatTh 1o =" re, ch"n o,
this BOOK Will DO rcnt FREQ to anynn" who sends hs
seons,i,o.s name and address to DR.. hathaway.
~ououtatton Dr. Hathaway rnnkca no charge
EREE, for consultation and advice nt other
his Office or by innil.
j. NEWTON HATHAWAY IN. d. &
! DIR. Hathaway G. Coz, ~
325 South Broad street. Atlanta. Ga
MENTION THIS PAPER WHEN WHITING.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-06

Virginia Ia experimenting with the
disponsary system OF selling liquor on
account OF the State and town, Franklin
having been selected for the expert
mont. The commonwealth gets one
fourth OF the profits and the town the
remainder. Under this system tho
liquor is sold In original packages and
must not be consumed on the premises.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-06

The first Thanksgiving Day was
Feb: %, 1880. 1t was appointed by the
settlers Of massachusetts for q general
fast on account OF scarcity OF provi-
sions, but changed to JOY and thanks.
giving by the arrival OF ship with
supplies.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-06

and tho exact
position ofth0 diqcascd con.
ldltiOn determined. Thus
cvrry ca" is treated ecpar.
atcly and medicines arc nj.
Iministcrcd which arc
Especially prepared under
Dr. iinihaways personal
supervision for each case.
kotwOr"Orlcnre affected
bya particular disease IN tho
same manner, consequent
iy no two people should bo
treated in tho raIns way
even for snno complaint.
| DR.. lInthaway iRa special.
iat In tho best sense OF tho
word no treats special dis.
rlspg in "a Eprcial alInunnpr ~
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-06
WHY NE CURES.
The Greatest Specialist OF tho Time Gives
Every Case His Personal Attention.

Most doctors hay" a certain number
of stock remedies which they usO In
all cases which seem at All similar.
This Is not DR.. lIathnway'a method.
Every case with Inn IL most carefully
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1900-08-23

Chills. levers and malaria yidld to
/, Roberts, ChH1 sslTepie,t lfs.vou geE tbA
genuine, with RED cl5'oes on the label.
25c rer bottle. Money back II it falls.
Druggists.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1900-08-23

,.;.i ~ II :: alr.ay
WCoTTAeE HOME School
LenaSmith Principal, assisted BY fflssea
Mary Becktel, Fannie Phelps and Nan
Hiil Smith, begins August, Fl. 49,:
|: K1n1hD BfH1eHirs1isse During the
thunder storm H." Monday AFTERNOON
! lightning struck. and killed.. P.sef
| Mr.. John ;Askew's horses.ts'ssfs = IL
| BADLY fur.-Wade Smith, Ia.weH
,,knawn colered carpenter he4ex cut
.l.hinset badly lastsw week with en- ADJ
while working at Mr.. N. B. JosetA
l,., cif:. - - - ~ t'J 3"
/ An ExpLos1oN.-By the exHloslon
III aa1iia,imp in Mr.sW. +. Tyler's ftere a
! few nights ago there was little e1-
u element for few minutes, huf no Q
,,tharnl1 came OF It. So go. i.
4 RAN OVER By, A MULE, cARTi-Af1
Rufus Gardner fell from q cart p sfe~
, days ago and was run. over, receeiFieg-.
painful hurt ip the shoulder n %
cart was loaded with melons.snf wa,
quite he.yy. ..' -. -, : ..5.'..5. j
/ REMAINS TO .TARsoRo.-suihday'
Norfolk .Landp1ark said :: $3.50. :,
rs..Fhs remains q Mr.: Joseph B4tchel
! I der, who died It Pinper's Point frHdaI
;. morning, were forwarded to his fPrtne,
home, in TarbQro, N. Co. for 'at''
+ mants :sasts.,.3 ,ss,sss SIT 's=ssa
n Acc1pENrArzx sHor:A-Tuesdea p go
r. lored marnsmed George Ragland fl9h.
,e rt....a p, Goes from iish'nf, 20
to bis gpR Ippd bis aaart, ifsnd PH acf'ae1
Il t1 IT, Gas isehargsdi.i Hhe,lasdx lndfes
( tti;asthieh and 4hse tkodnd .ssad se1
.sd ra1hfhs.HA hot aseefi q}Hts., .a'o''a'l''s s
,,nl III sdi ,sj1sv'I div e,n, 2
e !!s ,.,EE Young .lh4aD. Mdbe 'dsslfes
III Ike tualeksi luspn4ilsh '4of e3cAi'
r ;idll find 1t to tier Interest,", e wfis
-. :. Preside Rhodes, .Li.tleton = e'
AS College, I,ittl4ton. Mice s9ss''t !,
AZ tl Thasss InAitutiunssnje5s' great pr
te Ysnty,1 is noflering scholatshi 1s
- Worthy applicants l and has Panry
-. lend t.: needy students ~, ~ :. -,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1900-08-23
The Whistle
Of q Train
NM AHEy

Is always interesting to some one,
for on almost every train that comes
in some persons are expecting friends
whom they will be glad to greet. '
Many People Listen :
For the trains every day because
they are anxious for the arrival. =.
There Are Trains
And Trains, you know, and sone
trains bring other things besides per;
sons. .a5
Now. for the next few weeks when
YOU hear the whistle OF the tran
coming into Scotland Neck, either
freight or passenger trains, you may
renem Der that they are bringing some
things that will interest You when you
sse them; for. almost every train Il
partially loaded with :. -...-..- f..-
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1900-08-23
J W sMr,. f1yn.n psad.

n - - -.
Tuesday, August. 81 Ass.~MaryJ:
Hyman died at her home near Hob
good, aged y years. She was the
mother Of MIR. K. Allsbrook's FIRST vile
and has number of relatives In Scot
land Neck.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1900-08-23
Servant Wanted

to do house work and care for two
children. Liberal wages to the SER
want who suits. Apply at THE Con-
G0FwEALTH office.