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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-13
BOOKS TO OPEN TODAY VOTERS CAN REGISTER UNTIL
 FRIDAY NIGHT. Last Opportunity to Secure Ceti- ficates and Those Who Failed
 to Pay Poll Tax Are
 Not Barred.

The EegistrTtiop books of Montgomery County will be opened this marnpg in tAs eAaee of tse Courey Tax Assessor and velers'ef,t5e celpV will bs.g4ven aaothey oprcFonity to ses sure life*eesaacatesSet reSsfra u2a.
 4asszdFag to law the registration books wilFN4s1aiH open at the court house un- til neNtSeFriday evening, December 19 when they will be closed finally and the Board Of Registrars will prepare their report.
 R. A. Benjamin, who was appointed a 'pember of the Board of Registrars to succeed ChaRles E. TsasLey. who resign ed on aeeount of his private business, will take up hs new duties wAen, the Board meets today. The other members. of the LoaEd are W. A. Gunter, Jr, dSTen Harris.
 About 400 out of 5.40O white votess of Montgomery County have already regis tered and the Registrars believe that a large percentage of those who have Ao; registered vii! avail themselves of the op- poztuAity to. do 50. they call attention to thG"fact that persons who have failed t- pay their, poll taxes are not debared frrln registering.
 At the office of, the Tax Collector il WAS said yesterday that eit1zens of Mont g2lery are paying their poll taxes slowly. ,EH taxes must be paid on or before Feb rfsry to. quaHfy citizens to vote in the municipal eIecaoHs neeN year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-13
The Christmas Advertiser

Which will he issued tomorrow. will be by long odds the greatest newspaper ever printed in Alabama. It will contain lat least 56 pages. in five parts. including a beautiful comic Supplement in celors. Thousands of extra copies will bs sent cut, giving 1t, including the regular Sun day cirCulaticn of over 15, 900. more than one hundred thousand readers, and mak- ing it the finest advertising medium the business men. of Montgomery have ever had an opportunity to employ Have you arranged to be represented in this great paper? adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-13
IT IS IMPORTANT
To Know What You Are Taking
 When Using Catarrh Medicines.

Catsrrh is the short route to consump- | ton. and the importance of earlyS and | malicious treatment of catarrh, whether located in the had, throat or b-qnchial 1 tubes, cannot be too strongly empha-
 sized
 l Phe list of catarrh cures is as long as l the moral law and the forms in which
 they are administered, numerous and con 1 fusing, from sprays, inhalers, washes,
 ointments and salves to powders. liquids 1 and tablets.
 The tablet 6orn is undoubtedly the most | conveniors and most effective, but with nearly all advertised catarrh remedies it , is aIrncst entirely matter of guess work as to what you ape taking into your sys- tern. as the proprietOrs, while making all 1 sorts of claims as to what their medi- cines wAl do always keep 1t d close se- eret as to what they are.
 Fhe success and popularity of the new
 catarrh cure, StuaEt's Catarrh Tablets is largely because it not only cures ca
 tarFh but because catarrh sufferers who
 used these tablets know what they are
 taking into their systems. Stuarts Ca
 tarrh Tablets being composed of Red
 Gum, Blood Root and similar valuable and antiseptic. ingredients. and are pleas ant to the taste and being dissolved in the mouth they take immediate effect upon the mucous lining of the throat, nasal passages and whole respiratory tract,
 The cures that Stuart's Catarrh Tablets have accomplished in old chronic cases of cataGrh are little short of remarkable. and the advantage of knowing what you are putting into your stomach is Of para mount importance when it is remem bered that the cocaine or morphine habit has been fr0GuentlV contracted asS the raslut of using secret cafarrh remtUies
 StuartS CStarrh Tablets meet with eGfdish approval, ffaru physicians. because their aRtiseptic character render them TertesHy. safe for the geneAl public to useEand their com ppsition makes them common sense cure for all forms of ca tarrhaI troubles.
 All druggists sell them at 50 cents for full sized packages. thu-sat-su.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-13
CAPT DoEAHooSs FUNERAL.
Great outpouring at the obs.quiei
 in Talladega.

in Talladega. ... i .TrlIgHsEa, De-. .-tspprial J-AIl that : is 1!rrtdl of Cartain JohnA T . I)onahoo .Ads t-ndcriN andt lnviaEl, laid to. rest in The TsliadeRt cemetery this morning The large olg1euring of people who at t"adad his funeral ~orvi-es and the cX- ,,a"rsi'N5 "t profodrs sorrow on a-- r.Nnf or bis death st'e5t eloqusntIy the tGn pste-n in Whirr hc was held by a's fritn.s and neiEhDnrs.
 Tnc furcrai procession left his late H'siGenrc on Coosa Street about lO:45 The he4rse containing tls rsmlins vas i"d by the falades7 R das of which - rnpany h. vas an ex-cantain. Folloy- ing the remains were the Knights of Pyihias and Talladega Lpdes If odd Eel lows. The rcmai4s were taken to the First Bspsist Church where s0lamR and imprcssVe religious services were keid The fuE rIi ei.t0urss was delivered by his psstE Ett. r M Csiiaway Fhe dIscussion WaT appropriate and .nstrU-- tb,e The minister feeIjnGl> refrrses to the many noble and generous qualities sf the deceased
 The procession was reformed in the order in which it arrived at the church and proceeded to the cemetery where the beautiful ritual of the Knights of Ptthias Was conducted by Grand Chan ccllur Ellis and other grand officers.
 The pail bearers Were Past Grand G'hauccllors Albert Steirhardt of Grcen- Nill", N. II. Wilder of Birmingham, D. C. Cooper of Oxford. Grand Chancellor J. B.-Ellis; Grand Vicp-ChancelIor, A. NJ. Garber; Past Chanqellors Bli P. Smith, and H. M Bush of Birmingham and D. E. Cobb of Mobile.
 The floral offerings were elaborate and beautiful and were sent from many points in the State. The designs from MJSre rnd Birmingham were especially appro- yrlste and elaborate.
 Captain Donahoo has Gued mars' posi- tbDns Of honor a1d responsibility and is every one of them h. prQSs9 himself Wortsy, capable and faithful.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-13
Seek Change of Venue.

St, Louis. nec. 12.--Former memlbers If the House of Delegates. Denny, Sheridan Hartnan, Gutke, Besrsch and Eesmarn, wsese eases on joint eharses of mulberry aRd perjury In connection with the Suburban franchise weEf docketed for Monday. have give notlcs that they will apply for change qf venue. Charles Y Belly, former speaker of the House. under several bribery indictnents was before the grand jury for some time
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-13
Atehiscn Glgbe

Atehiscn Globe
 A~UgQ I%Vr.ro bc aaTied should nev- er take hi nsclf off into a corner and ask himself Why?
 complaint is made that some of the visitors who came here 10 attend the corn carnival are waiting for the next one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-13

|---------~~------~-~--- , GENTS make fifteen to forty dollars per week |auing Cremoline; territory exclusive; sample
 ee: write now Cremallne .-Mfg Co.,, St
 Louis. ou It
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-13
wANTED-MALE HELP,

yANTED--At once. to do collecting energetic nd tntnllig.nt boy from "A to l6 years of'agc Lr Buchanau. office over Bnllocks shoe store.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-13

7 NTE,T,-Two travelling salesmen in each Hate: permanent position; S6o and expenses.
 4 sntral Tobacco Works Co., Penicks, Wa. St TrN-Our illustrated catalogue explains how e teach barber trade ip short time, mailed -ee Moler College, New 'Orleans La. mn 6I
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-13

It will be a treat to read the holi. day advertisements iA The Adver- tiser tomeIrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-13
A Young New York Lady Tells
 of q Wonderful Cure :-

"My trouble was with the ovaries {; am tall, and the doctor said 1 grew tno fast for my strength. 1 suffered dreadfully from inflammation and doctored continually, but got no help. tsuffered from tepri ble dragging sen sations with the most awful pains low down in tAe side and pains in the back, and the most agoniMng headaches. No one knows what 1 endured. Often l was sick to the stomach, and every little while would be too sick to go to work. for three or four days; work in large store, and I suppose stand ing on my feet all day made me worse.
 At the suggestion of friend of my mothers l began to take Lydia F. Pinkham's VGgetable) Com pound, and it is simply wonderful I felt better after the first two or three doses it seemed as though a weight was taken SH my shoulders ;-I con tinued it's use until now I can truth fully sayI am entirely cured. Young girls wRo are always paying doctors Bills without getting any help al, l did. ought to take yOur medicine. It costs so much less, and it is sure to cure them. - Yours fmllT. ADELAIDE PqAn.. 74 St. Anns Ave, New York rity." - S5O00 forfeit # oyfgiSa' of abcgs isttsI gyoVing genains1ess cannot be produced.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-13
FOR RENT.

PLANTATION FOR RENT-one of the best aces in the.county. located near a gravel road
 nd within an hours drive of. the, city 3o- |ule farm; splendid new Uesidenee and good
 hrns: water excellent; health copditons good |ul sell 20 head of mues and other. personal Eoperty on libeYal terms; will consider appli- ktions only from those who are in poailion X run the place without advances from owner ddrsss Plantation, Box 76S, city 3t
 TPEWRITERS for rent: machines in good
 -der and kept that way; Remington Standard ads Terry & Davant. lool Moses Building |OR RENT-The third story of the |Jck building, situated Lawrence St
 bposite the postoffice and immediately in rear B Phe Advertiser building; these rooms are |eu suited for offices Jr sleeping rooms AD- Ey to II. c. Davidson. Real Estate and m |hrarice, phone IS.
 IOR RENT-A good farm. miles frem Mont 'b4ery on good gravel road; contains 3I5 Eres and is well improved; :will rent mules fth the place to a good tenant. Apply to J. H Hardaway, at Alabama Warehouse. l2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-13
WANrRD-FEMALE HELP.

|r NTED I7xnerienced salesladies for our Eammoth holiday sale; useless to apply with |mt experience Apply at once Alex Rice Sa on Department Store.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-13

s ENGINEER office. Montgomery. Ala
 sbv, 10. POP. seafcd proposals for building tazboat and barge will be- received here Hn-
 Dee 6, 1902 thoonl md then publicly &ened All information fnrished on aiph- ftion R R Raymond, First Lieut. EnEi- 4ers 3t-dee 3-l4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-13
WANTED-AGENTS-

? PER thousand copying letters: material |,rnighct; stamped envelope for paid Sulars
 |, ystal Nuvelty Co. Room, c. Chicago. 2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-13

LADIES and gentlemen to copy letters at Tome evenings; strictly genuine. Address .EN-
 Ieisinr Mfg. Co., E, CleVel2nd O. 4-tu-sa Al
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-13

The Christmas Edition she Christmas Edition The Christmas Edition
 Of
 Of
 Of The N urgomery Advertiser, Tne Hntenmcry Advertiser. The MrntEpmery Advertiser,
 To Be Issued
 Tp De Issued
 To Be Issued Nevt Suu'av December FJuA eenth. Eav+ -rtrlay. December Fourteenth. Xxi sun Gts. December Fourteenth, Nil Be Read By
 Wl Re Read By
 NlU Re Read By Over Hundrea Thousand People over Hundred Thousahd People over IIundred Th7Lsand People.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-13

bTICE is hereby given that the next Legis- ure will be asked to enac- a law providing \ the election and jurisdiction of Justices of Rs Peace and Canstalles in Keats |. Q 3. 4
 and 0, MantEonery CountN, or an Inferior Aurt in lieu of ali Justices of -tRn Peace
 hrein: also to abolish the off f Notary bile ex-ohicio Justice of tho - in said hts 23-sat-4t S--Stenus1sp sphic work prympt and neatly eX,cuted Holt & Connolly, sec.
 h floor, l05 Dexter Ave. St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-13
Preachers Aid Societies,

After. the reports the Pre3Chet- Aid society'of the AlahaTa @onfereneo held meeting and ra-elcrtcd their old of- EceAs as follows: Rev. ?. C. clcpn. Pres ident: Rev. J. W. shores.- Vice Presi- dent; Rev. E. M. Turner, Secretary; Rev. T. T. Mangum, Treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-13

Mrs. F. Wright, Of Celwein, Iowa, is another one of the million women who have been restored to health by Lydia E. Pinkhan's Vegetable Compound.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS

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 II s. ENGINEER office. Montgomery. Ala, Function or sale 0f one, towbo9t, construction two harges, one suction dredge and two bwp scows, or for either item of eh'vc will Rd the npuhicly opened. All infprmation fur Shed on application. R. R. Raynoni. First
 cut Engineers at-dec Is-l4
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-07-03
KEEP YOUR SEATS.

North Carolina is g coed State tt
remain in. We have often had this
impressed by young rlen who have
gone elsewhere fer time and then re.
turned vita gocd words for their
native State. The Littleton News-Re
porter paragraphs on the subject as
follows:
eve never saw better prospects TO,
a good crop. Germ is looking well
cotton is we'll advanced ard clean
We nave recently had splendid rains
and no hail storms. Though we have
had a late spring, yet there has never
been a time when the farmers did not
have t,ue to pitch, cultivate and save
crop in this country. There may be
other countries and sections of our
country where produce sells better,
where wages are higher, and the times
seem better, yet, take it as whole,
North Carolina is hard to excel along
this line. Young men, keep your
seat"
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-07-03
MIR. SESSIONS KNOWN HERE

The Richmond Dispatch mada men,
ion 81 member of the Virgins;
EDITORS IN convention with the recent
session Of the Virginia Press Associa.
tson. The following appeared OF one
who was North Carolina boy a few
ears ago.
Mr.. Seasons was born In Edge.
somoe county, N. c., In the year ol
1851 spent several years In a store as
clerk at the age OF 81 he went to
Florida and there, in 1885, he entered
Mercer University, Macon, Ga, being
graduated as A. 3. in 1888. In the
tall OF 1888 he was ordained in the
First Baptist Church, Macon, Ga. In
1889 he accepted the care of the Bap.
list church at Keepersyilie, Va. Later
he attended the University of Virginia
and then accepted charge OF the church
In Nelson county, Va, in 1897. On
February 18th, 1891, he bought on,
the Nelson County Times. Since then
he has increased the circulation of the
Times $50 per cent. The paper ha:
been a great success. Mr.. Seasons
will he accompanied by his wife, Mrs
Virginia G. Seasons, who Is daughter
OF Rev. j. r. Quarles, of LOUIS
county, Ma.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-07-03
MASONIC TEMPLE.

DR.. Fl. /. Clark attended ST. John s
Day st Oxford last week, and the
Morning Post gave out the following
concerning DR.. Clark's announce
ment:
"Grand Master H. I. CLARK of the
North Carolina Grand Lodge Ct Masons
announced t. day the seven Masons
who with himself aud Grand Secretary
J. G.. Drewry will constitute the
special committee authorized to select
this location and proceed to build the
100000 .en pie for the Grand Lodge.
They are ". r. Cox, E6gecombe John
w. Cotton, Tarboro Julian S. Carr.
Durham John S. Cunningham
Person, A. j. Harris, Henderson S.
III. Smith, Winston and r. J. Noble,
Selma.
"This committee VIII meet some
time during August and decide IN
>
the principal competitors being Raleigh
Greensboro and Charlotte.
"Thls committee has full power to
decide upon the location and proceed
with the erection of the temple, and
this they will certainly do with tbs
least possible delay.
"severai competing architects have
already prepared plans Tor the temple.
1t has been erroreous.y stated in
some newspaper that the Grand Lodge
had decidei to sell thsis property in
Minnesota and invest it in the temple.
This is mistake, the properly in
question being bequeathed exclusively
for the Oxford Orphan sge, and the
proposed sale is simply with view to
reinyesting the money in North Caro-
lima"
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-07-03
VICTORY FOR KITCHIN,
News and Obser yer.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 2S.-Rep-
resentatiye w. W. Kltch,n scored
quite victory to-day. The House
conference on the Naval Appropriation
bill presented report cutting out the
provision to build warships in the
government navy yards. Mr.. Kitchin
made speech and led the fight
against the adoption Of the report and
on a roll call he defeated 1t and sent
the bill back to conference.
Senator Simmons, who returned to-
day, passed in the Senate Representa-
tive Claude Kitchin's bill, which had
passed the House, to pay F. Y. Ram
scy $3.50 balance salary due his father
as collector of customs at Plymouth.
A distinguished naval officer, writing
for copy OF Senator Simmons Philip
pine speech, says: 'This speech has
been commented upon as being
most logical of any delivered on IT,.
subject, and the parts have seen fully
justify the comment"
representative Small to-day deliyer-
ed speech On the varied industries Of
North Carolina. It was one of the
ablest and most exhaustive presenta-
lions of the resources of our State ever
spoken OR written.
Senator Simmons and Representa-
tive Pou have secured two cannon for
Raleigh Post, G. A. r., which will be
placed at the Soldiers Home.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-07-03
THE GRAVE OF "WHITE HORSE
HARRY"
Cor. to the Commonwealth.

Cor to the Commonwealth.
FERNAND1NA, FLA, June 16. I
haye just arrived here on the Island Ct
Fernandina from Cumberland Island.
There are s3veal old historic facts about
this place, the oldss1fort, etc., but ]
want to mention one particular in
Cumberland, and that is the magnifi-
cent monument erected over the grave
of "White Horse Harry" Lac as he
was known, Richard Henry Lee being
the proper name. History tells that
he was visiting General Nathaniel
Green and was taken sick and died
on the island and it was his request
to be buried there. Gen. Robert e.
Lee visited bis fathers grave not long
before he died. Gan. Fitzhugh, they
tell me, visited 1t last year.
The island is beautiful place about
forty miles out in the sea. It is a
great summer resort tor the North
Georgia, Alabama and South Carolina
people. There is one hotel there that
sill accommodate 400 guests. In
winter it is filled with northern people.
The Carnegie family own the most OF
the island. The Carnegie mansion is
the finest building in the South.
1t has been very dry down here, but
the rainy season has come. It COM
menced last Friday and it does not
look like stopping.
I enjoy reading The COMMON
WEALTH.
w. D. FENDER.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-07-03
Land Sale for Taxes.

I shall sell for taxes for 1901, at the
court house door In Halifax, on Mou-
day, July 7th, the following real estate
to satisfy taxes in HALIFAX county for
1901:
BRINKLEYvILLE TOWNSHIP.
J. II. Arlington estate Burn
coat SO acres $314.
Dayid A. Brewer 66 acres part
Shearin tract taxes and cost 1914.
Mrs 8. ]. Hardy Is acres New
Road taxes and cost $1.O4.
Malvine Harvey 10 acres White
oak taxes and cost &c.
J. J. Macklin estate two years
tax 1913 acres Hills Roads taxes
and costs Sc 13.
J. G. Newsom % acres New
Road taxes and cost $I2l.
J. w. Powell SO acres Fishing
Greek taxes and cost $l.S5.
Jesse Richardson Sr. II acres
Howtree taxes and cost 81 O3.
Cary Solomon 81 acres Bear
swamp taxes and cost $2.Oj.
s. A. Solomon one town lot
Rlngwocd taxes and cost S1.1S.
DR.. Ragott Browning 81 acres
q. H. Lee place taxes and cost 50 co.
Nelson Davis 4S acres Bob
Tucker place taxes and cost Sl.S5
This 4th day June 1902.
w. j. MOHOKN,
Tax collector for Brinkleyyllle town.
ship.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-07-03
VACATION DAYS.

Vacation time is here and the chill
dreu are fairly living out of doors
There could be no healthier place for
them. You need only to guard against
the accidents incidental to most open
air sports. No remedy equals DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salye for quickly stop
ping pain or removing danger OF
serious consequences. For cuts, scalds
and wonnds. II used DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Sa!ye far sores, cuts and bruises
says L. B. johnson, Swift, Tex. ct is
the best remedy on the market" Sure
cure for piles and skin diseases. Be.
ware Of countsrieits.
2. T. Whitehead q Go.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-07-03
OUR CLUBBING OFFER.

All who will pay the cash can get
The COMMONWEALTH once week and
the Charlotte Observer twice week
whole year for $l.75.
The Charlotte Observer is an eight
page paper, twice as large as The CON-
MoNwEALTH anu you get it twice a
week for rs cents. That is, you can
get The COMMONWEALTH for $1.O0 as
usual and four times as much reading
matter with it for IS cents extra. The
Observer gives the leading news of the
world. This is fine offer and we hope
our readers will take advantage of it.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-07-03
CLUBBING OFFER!

The semi-Weekly journal, of Allan
ia is an up-to date, eight page, seven
column paper. We will send you
The COMMONWEALTH and the Semi
Weekly Journal one year for $1.75 and
give you The Southern Cultivator,
OF Atlanta, one year as a premium.
We will do this to any who Will pay up
arrears to The COMMONWEALTH or Ia
any who wish to subscribe anew. BIG
offer. Take it up now.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-07-03
DISASTER Ar WASHINGTON

The tug boat Patterson sank in a
storm 20 miles below Washington, N.
c., Friday night, and the crew we re
lost. They were: w. j. Womble,
captain Henry Davenport, engineer ;
Richard Waters, fireman, and John
Guitar, cook. Allen Moore, the 15-year
old son of Mr.. e. 3. Moore, was also
lost. The tug had gone down to
bring q schooner loaded with fish for
Mr.. Moore.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-07-03
Notice Of Sale.
LAND SALE FOR TAXES FOR 1901.
halifax TOWNSHIP.

shall sell at the court house COO.
in Halifax on Monday July 7th
the following property, to satisfy
taxes in Halifax county for 1901:
Carter r. w. 1921 acres home
place taxes aud cost, 1927.
Caraway Mrs. Sou, town lot
Halifax taxes and cost $G6S.
Ellis Willis, Is acres part of Hale
tract taxes and cost 81 81.
Epps, Charles acre near Halifax
ta,es and cost 1915.
Emry, I. L. ag:. for +. j. Emry
1900 acres Williams Place tax
and cost $33.3S.
Emry, C. r. 400 acres Purnell
place taxes and cost $l2.SG
Epps Landonia, town lot taxes
and cost IS 81.
Fenner, Mrs. l.. N. town lot
taxes and cost. s67S.
Gr,zzard, LuEdy town lot taxes
and cost $3.32
Hall, Ida ) acres Slashes tex aud
cost SIC
Howerton, Mrs. L. J. 453 acres
river and l town let taxes and
cost S23.Ol.
johnson, Isaac j acres near
Halifax takes aud cost 1927.
Jenkins, Mrs. Is. w. home lot
taxes and cost 1851.
Jones, Mrs. Kate town lot tax
and cost Xl.v1.
Marshall, Geo. acre near Hall.
. fax tax and cost $l.G7.
Scott, John II acres SIashcs
taxes and cost S51i.
Tillery, w. B 4O2 acres Dumplin
taxes aud cost S9S7.
Wilkerson, Martha estate 51a
acres Slashes taxes and cost $1.SS.
IRA G. SHAW,
Tax collector for Halifax township.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-07-03

While the press has Fresen ted an
endless number of illustrations of the
Mont Pelee disaster, the illustrations
in the July Cosmopolitan, printed On
fine paper with the most careful art,
give clearer idea of just what that
disaster means than anything hitherto
presented.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-07-03
COOK AND DANIELS.

At the judicial convention for the
Fourth District in Rocky Mount last
week, Hon. G. NJ. Cook, OF Louisburg,
wac nominated for Judge, and Solicitor
G. G.. Daniels, OF Wilson, was nomina-
ted to succeed himself. He is serving
now by appointment of the governor.