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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-18
delay? Bring your
REAL EsTATE-FO SALE
Improved.

. 20 o o o o 0 o % o
) s1,5oo--aooD EIGHT-RopM HOUSE;
D water, sewer etc.; No 2t29 14th ag S;
D will rent or sell at bargain.
D $3,7uu--Worth $4,5LO; hne I1-room fully
0 modern house. a. 1904 LIST ay 5. See u
D these bargains
D $7OU---A new house of four large rooms
D and two lots, near new steel works; one.
D block from car line; house. built hut one
0 year and a bargain, $loO down and $40 4
D per month.
0 $500 will buy $1,000 home on Lowry
0 OF everything. mousse only live years old
0 and up-to-date, with ~ LANCE rooms and
0 barn; lot 50x135.
0 $50 per cent investment; almost new four
0 fat building, modern except heat; rent
0 for $3.50 year; price only $500; re
0 and the building is in fine repair.
o $27OO-Did you ever hear OF. q new, up
o to-date house, fully modern. full base
o ment, or q fine avenue with all improve.
O. ments in and paid for, for this price?
Q We have it, and inside 29th st also.
o See us for location.
o 3d. 1u0--,Just think, new, eight rooms, fully
O modern, laundry, combina titm stairway;
o reception nall, east front lot on boule-
o ward; great bargain.
Q 81 SuU--here Is a snep; a fine 10-room
o house, almost new and partly modern, OH
o. an acre lot with fine trees and shrubs,
o near car.line; ID minutes from Henneuin
0 and Washington; also new Darn: just
o the place to retire and live at your ease.
O MORRISON CRITTENDEM CO..
0 607 Phoenix.
o u o O O o o o O O o 70 q
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HOUSES AND LOTS.

s HOUSES AND LOTS.
$300-2OS 41st av N; rooms, cellar, cistern,
well; lots 14Ox114 to alley.
81, 200--29O0 18th av S; rooms CELLAR cstern
corner lot, 4Ox128 to alley.
81 ,200--2303-5 u 25th st; double house. u rooms
cellar, cistern and well nets Is per cent.
$1,300-101O 18th av NE: rooms, city water
s both floors; all in excellent condition.
$1,5O0--1403 21st ay n; 8 rooms, cellar, cistern,
$1,5OO-6N Ontario st Sc; { rooms, cistern
well.
81 ,600-S534 18th av S; S rooms ali floor;
cellar cistern, WELL barn and carriage
shed; lot 5Ox129 to alley.
$1,550-ll11 Girard av n; rooms city water;
lot 52x110.
81 6o0-2923 Dupont av n; 6 rooms, city water
gas, excellent cemented cellar, good barn,
rs chicken-house; lot 45x129 to alley: east
front. These premises, are in frst-class
condition.
81 70O-1O19 22d av NE; rooms, first floor and
house finished in hardwood; beautiful man
tel cellar and well lot i0X1 40 to alley.
81, T5O--1710 e 24th st; 6 rooms, cellar, cistern
well; lot 31x1l6 to alley.
81, S0O--2920 Garfield av, rooms. city water
both floors; lot 40x11s to alley.
81 ,9OO-170S oath st; rooms, city water; all
in most excellent condition; lot 31x116 to
alley.
| etc.: full basement, cemented floor; lot
29x196 to alley; in f1rst-class condition;
excellent neighborhood. Look this up.
The above properties can be bought upon terms
8 to suit. with small payment down and the
balance monthly.
1O4 Fourth st s. Oneida Bldg. 8
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AGENCY FOR HELP

-<~~~~~~---~>~~~>~~-O~~-~~~
WE SUPPLY THE NORTHWEST WITH
= bookkeepers.. stenographers. general store
clerks. hotel clerks etc. No charge to en-
ployer $. A. MorawetZ 4 Co, 407 Kasota bldg
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WANTED TO RENT

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Coz o . On o o Q , o NC . Q 0
make a speciality of renting and taking o
0 care OF all kinds of property. managing es- o
tates, etc. | can save you money. Walter o
o L. Badger, 800 Oneida building.
o o o O O
WANTED--To RENT BY THREE GENTLE
men, two or three rooms, with partial board
in strictly modern house or fat, within easy
walking distance of postoffice. South Side
G7S7. Journal.
wANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, ROOM IN
quiet private family where some one can play
accompaniment piano; member of Phil
harmonic club preferred. 6s9I Journal.
wANTED-sMALL FLAT OR ROOMS, MODERN
or partly modern, Also want to buy heater
or exchange for good dressmakng. Address
G920 Journal
wANTED-sMALL HOUSE OR SUITE OF
rooms; must have yard; no objection to going
out: answer giving full particulars. 6819,
Journal. a
WANTED--BY FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS.
furnished fiat of six to eight rooms. Address
6S75, Journal.
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TO CALIFORNIA


TO CALIFORNIA.
lust few more to complete the select party
, going about the 26th Call up quick IL you
want u chance. 4. I. Chapman, Brunswick
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE


WANTED TO EXCHANGE FOR MINNEAPOLIS
income property, half-section In Griggs coun-
ty, n. D. Lunds Land Agency. 3oo 1st av S.
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SITUATIONS WANTED,
Male.

wANTED-PosITIoN BY COMPETENT oPER-
ator Two years experience In grain COM
mission business and four years In railroad
work. Good references Have typewriter.
Address ]. l.. t22 eth at s. -. =. -
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS HRoUGHoUT THE UNITED STATES
to sell the new Invisible pencil holder. Best
vet. Send 25c for samples. 3. r. s. Co.,
Grand Forks, n. D.
HAVE BYRON & WILLARD PRINT IT.
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BOOK SALEsMEN-To' HANDLE OUR NEW
propositions; call and learn what men now
OF work are making. 622= Andrus building, 4
to 6 .. .....'
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE
BOARD AND ROOM

SUNNY FRONT ROOMS, SINGLE AND DOU-
BILE; board; modern house, desirable location;
walking distance. 124 % 18th ST. corner
Stevens av.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN MODERN
house; hot water heat, with table board; walk
Ing distance. 81 18th st S.
FURNISHED sTEAM-HEATED ROOMS, WITH
frst-class board: table board given. Mrs, Pei
ton 1922 Hawthorn ay.
HOTEL wAvERLY-A VERY NICE SUITE,
with bath; very nice single room with private
BATH @
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, SUITABLE FOR
two. with good board. 922 9Th av.
FIRST CLASS ROOM AND BOARD, ALL MOD.
ern improvements. 915 4th av s.
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BOARD WANTED

WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, ROOM AND
board in private house; all conveniences
good neighborhood; street car service; within
one mile of Guaranty building; 81 a week
Address 6TS2. Journal.
rooms with board, or for light housekeeping
in Southeast part of city, vicinity American
Bridge Co. Address 6793 Journal.
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S75 PER MONTH AND TRAVELLING Elk,
penses paid salesman to sell goods to grocery
dealers; experience unnecessary. Purity Co.,
o. no >.
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ST 5oo-ssxl1o, 18th Av 8, NEAR 5th ST; FIVE
rooms, city water, good condition; rents
$15 month.
81 75]a-5Ox12S, 18th av inside 10th st: five rooms,
city water in yard. Might cut price for
cash.
81, SOU-25x150. 4th st N near 18th ay N, nine
rooms, cellar, cistern, well aud woodshed
50, 100--5Ox15O. Sd av. near 9th: seven rooms
city water and gas; fine condition, east
front lot.
81. $50 Motor av. near Lake st: seven rooms
city water.
S95O--irving az N, near 10th: six rooms.
81 !, oo0--11th ay. near 2sth ST; seven rooms
$s50-2sth st, near 26th av: six rooms
Ask for the new catalog OF bargains.
WALTER L. BADGER,
300 Oneida Block
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WANTED-TWo GOOD JOBBING CARPEN.
tiers and one good bench man. Good job.
Don't apply unless frst-class, nonunion. 217
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&, 2oo--45x1e5, PILLsnuRY Av. NEAR aeth

81, 2oo--45x1e5, PILLsBuRY Av, NEAR aeth
I. st, with eight room modern house built for a
home and only about three years old; this
good for this week only. Here is the chance
You have been looking for. Don't miss 1T.
ST. -40x1 1873, Columbus av, near 32d; ten
rooms, hardwood stairway. hardwood floors In
Il hall, dining room. kitchen and pantry, city
: water. bath, closet, open plumbing, cellar, els
ern and barn. ~ 81 s5s
Houses at all prices. ASK for cataIog. 9
WALTERsL. BADGEBs 49,
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POSITION WANTED--IN ELECTRICAL OR
mechanical engineering, or position in drausht,;
Ing; have had experience in same iu steel
construction Address Wilcox 1850 Henne-
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A YOUNG MAN, 30 YEARS OLD, WANTS A
position as a bookkeeper or stenographer or
office work of some kind. Willing to start
with a reasonable salary. A. Il. Anderson,
22S Plymouth av N room L.
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WANTED-BY A WELL-EDUCATED, ENER-
getic young man of 30, who has had ten years
experiences in detail work and management,
position with some good concern. 66Tl Jour-
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Sc, 000-ll0x134, BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT,
with a very pretty nine-room modern house;
h hardwood finish first floor. hardwood floors
room, open plumbing house nicely decorated,
attic, large basement, laundry, servants
closet, furnace. etc. Large barn. double box
stall, large carriage room and mans room;
barn cost over $1,000 to build and Is nearly
new; fine lawn and trees; frst-class neighbor-
blocks from Lake Harriet. just the. place
{s for one who enjoys nature at Its hest. Special
reasons for selling. Full particulars at office.
WALTER Z. BADGER,
roo Oneida RIacE - sssss5
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RUPTURkD MEN AND. WOMEN CAN FIND
:, relief in the aluminium truss; Kurt. Patent
allowed Crolius Truss Co., $50 Andrus build
inrt- :
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HORSES, CARRIAGFs-WANTE1

WE ARE ALWAYS READY TO PAY CASH
for horses, wagons buggies, harnesses and
sleighs, at Midway Horse Market, St. Paul
MINI. Barrett & Zimmerman.
CASH PAID FOR HORSES, HARNESSES, BUG.
gies and wagons. Frost & Co.. IL I'd st N.
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CLASS TAILOR AND OUT
: ter; no drir king man>wanted; good wages and
steady work for right party. Address 6775,
Journal -E.-....-.
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A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN PAY TUITION,
books, etc., by doing some light work at the
college, business und shorthand courses. !Ad-
dress 6776 Journal, ~..-~5
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"A COMPETENT GENTLEMAN TO REPRE-.
/: sent us among the business community. for
mer city business man preferred. Address
Z 5000. Journal. - ~ - ------
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Stores.

sl.75o FOR TWO STORY 1o.RooM BRICK
dwelling house; sewer and water connect lions s !;
ST.. 81 900 cash balance on time: greatest bar
gain in city. Saving Fund Co., Temple Court.
FOR RENT-A STORE AT 604 HENNEPIN Av;
also fine oak fixtures for sale, counters with
drawers, tables, showcases. etc: 80.
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WANTED--To INTERVIEW TWO SOLICITORS.
men who have had experience in industrial in
surance preferred. Call at 607 I'd av after
q n,nl nnlr. Tan iorI,t =
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WATCH CLEANING, ST., MAIN SPRINGS. 81:
warranted one year. Ballard, with Gittelson,
231 Mic. 20 years. experience watch repairink.
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MAN WITH REFERENCES FOR COMMERCIAL
traveller, to call on merchants and agents; ey-
perence not required; salary $24 per week
with expenses advanced. National, Caxton
bldg, Chicago.
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ATTENTION., HOMESTEAD SEEKERS IN
vestgate our club plan of obtaining home
steads. Our book latest homestead laws post
paid, 25c. Minnesota Cruising Co., 5lO-o1l-ol2
Sykes block Minneapolis.
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statesmen SELLING COUNTRY TRADE -
Good side line of spring dry goods. our own
specialtles. On commission. Frank D. La
lame u Co. PHILADELPHIA. = -
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"wANTED-PIANo SALESMAN AND TUNER;
must be man of character and ability: send
testimonials, not references. Fea therston
-.NiJstC -RoZem1n. Mont. 49,
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FOREMAN PRINTER WANTED, WHO UNDER
stands cylinder presses. State experience and
wages wanted. Permanent job to steady man.
Pioneer. Mandan. n
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wANTED-CNE GOOD RETAIL DRY GOODS
salesman; must have good eXpei fence in dry
goods and clothing; no other need apply; state
wages age, nationality, and If married or
single. Apply at once. 7. 0. Box 34l, Devils
Lake n. D.
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WANTED-MEN TO TRY 500 KIDNEY CURE
for backache and rheumatism. Dilin's,
Voegehs, Lanes, Weinholds. Only 50c box
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REGl f:I.ai PHARMACIST, THOROUGHLY el =:
speaks English and Scandinavian; can give
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wANTED-GooD ALL-ARoUND BLACKSMITH
used to pow work and horseshoeing, to run
shop on shares; good location; power and all
necessary machinery. Charles Schmidt. Bris-
toll, s. ID,
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WANTED-C0MPETENT MILLWR1GHT, CAP
able of taking care of shatting, etc, and doing
all wood work repairs in small factory;
middle-aged man preferred; steady job year
round; name wages wanted ana give reter-
ences. Address $685. journal.
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SaIfe fur Tinnfanb.

@raf Bobrinsfp, Der ii& i'm Sabre
1891 an Der Oraaniiruns nmerifantfber
S%ommIunaen fir bic Ieibenben Sinnldn'
Der beibeiliste. bat aud iebt aus Nmeri'
Ia anfrasen etbaIten. tp,' ss um bic for
5innIanb nblbiee unieridbuua itebe. gr
uanbte ii6 besbalb an ben Winifier bee
Sunsrn, b. Rlsbpe. unb ettielt bic tels'
erapbii&e aniport, @~eloipenben fir bic
bu%nsernoen Sinnldnbsr ieien febr tpiQ'
tcmmen font tpetbe uber ni&ts ss'
brauht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08
writifAe CHARACTERIZATION.

SnfoIse Der brobenben SaItuns bsa
gmirs bon 8ano, zines md6tisen moba'
mebonii&en Serridsrs i'm n6roIihen Ni'
eerien. pelder einsn greis auf ben Ropi
bon gapt. Nbabie. bes britifGen &sliben.
ten in 8aria (SouptFtabt bon 8us.3oe
in MitteIuirito), ieste. bat bic britiihs
2eaierune bef&loRen. fofort cine Strof'
expedition bon 1900 Mann abaufenbsn,
weIde su Der ipeftafrifaniiden @rsn,fotcs
pshbren. Die @esieruns bot NO4riGt
erbalten bon benz i'm Isbtsn Otiober er'
folsten CODE bes @mirs bon Sofoto,
tpeI&er frGter pisle ilnrubsn anssitiftst
bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08

8p allie bic 8shtt, SiteI unb SntsrsTtu
eu eIarfs summit Manufacturing Gpmpiny
In une auf bic al natfolssnb bsihrisbsnt Strs-
dc pofr paIjtls eane, eslssen auf BEN ,,pairid
& pcptl plan" in ttm SSpnibip She Abins-
ton, eadaranna County unb Staat ptnnlylpas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08

go 9-aae bic Rthtt, Sitel unb SnttreItn
bee 9uflagttu, SAINTS q. Griffin, In uHe auf
al bic gtpift Sirsde eetr parjtls eane, atIsssn
In bu 3psitsn @arb Der Stabt Suantsn, Ia.
dltpanna County uup Staat ptnniplpnnid, bt.
srsn,i une bHtrtfbsu ME fclst; anfanstnb
an elmer 6dt, no has gane er Bstte Griffin
an easitnist pts p. U. Nca artnit. an etr BON
gropiptnet nab scranton fibrsnptn Sauptfra.
&c. Don pa In nprpIitr 8idtuns snilans bu
3aunliutt eu btiaeisH Sirabf sins Gntfsrnuna
pom 81 dub ju rnsr 9dt pom anetrsm eane Der
8ttfty @rifin, ppH ea In straetr einis snilana
btldgitm aHpsrsn eaup br drau Griffin In On.
li9tr 8i9tuns ~ sinu Ode In einit non 9aub
Der annle Sttpdre, pcu pa In nSrpIihsT 8id.
tuug in straptr Clinic snilahg 9dnbtrsisu BON
Aunis Stsparp unp 9ttfsp @riHin sins Gniftr-
uuna pen 75 Bue sur Sinit bon 9ano bts belaa.
ten 3. ". Neu, unp rpn pa In pt(ili1er Hid.
luua sntlaua Der einit BON eanp bee beiaattn
9. u, 9oa $50 dub gun gnfansspIabs. 0ass
ptrbsliert. nit tinem tin(f6digtn bSliernfH Sieu
uup speifSfistn bSljsrntn WSbnbauls pprns
unb sinsm i~psiif6figfn Mistbsbauie pen erti
@ebnunasH binisn. 81 ealftlbs Gietn'bum,
ptlhes Bttley @Iifiu iitfrirug an Sames 9.
griffin purt Dfeb batirt ben 81. Wai 1887 uue
einsstraasu i'm DsfbbuH No. 10, Ssitt 40,
etc.
Wit gtiaIas btIsst uub In Grtfutipn ssnSm.
NTH auf te 8laes ron, @tbrauh ppn Rahtl 8.
9tnutl, ststn Samss 8. Griffin. SGulb 49,
800 Snbgmtnt 9p 285, 9anaar isrmiu 1903.
81 ia jum 9anuar lermin 1853.
Damn & Damn, Hnpdltt
6trntr;
! 20 10. -Eas bic Re9ts 5ifI unb SHintFtr
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Noeutsen' etrableu fOasn sur Dia.
suofe Der SAminefu@t bieuen.

Der aampf seseu bic S&pinpiu&t IN
abermals in Elm nsuss Stadium aetreten.
.Sa 9rofsfOr 2spoen's alinif in Berlin
wsreen umfnRsnbe 8eriuds semn&t, bic
etften Aussi@en Der SdpinofuhL b.
bic erften anssi6en elmer ibatid&Ii&en
@tiranfune Der 2unas. bic bisbsr nui
cur& Betfuiirsn (3Iopfsn) ertenubar
mar, burt &cenieenftinblen fsf,uhslsn,
mos einen unenolihen Sortitritt in Der
8sbanoluna bebeuien tpirbe, DO tei BEN
bsutiaen Stanbe Der D,Henf6aft burG
Bsrfutiren cine ni6t borseihriitsne St.
truniune Der 2unee oft niHi fehasfsal
perosn tOnnte. otter absr nod lberlsber
truree. Die neuen 8sriuGe fnb FEB,
ausf6isrsi&, benn bic bis iest etbalte,
men 8Osniasn'P photographer seiasn be
~ettranften 2unsen ~fnoisnariise 8srbun.
t%slunaen, bic ben on Tuberiuloie erfranf,
ten Sieasn Der aunss sniiprs@sr
ed,f!sn.
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Sie entihlGpft


,gDt @tlessnttit," fact irssnb Elm Wsifer,
ZIP Gin tleinsr enstl; @an6e t~rartifen ne,
mann lis ft bittst 2nbtt IaIsn fe fur INNER
pcrbst8fttn. ole miiitn rafh Gsin i'm Grfaltu,
iontf snf6Iipft it BEN @riHs ME elm gaI."
Uislt .nnisrsr 8rausn unb ainesr IaIen Ge
l@ altdsli& sntf6lipftn; ia, unb pisIs bv
Dfaunsr Ialsn ft fir INNER inif&lipftn.
Jsetn Gag bistst ii@ Sbnfn cine GsIsasnbett,
eth tletate 9cnie nit unitrn Sparbanf iu er5f.
nen.pfl1ss ~ einem erp6en gsnto ari-
tpdtit eurH flsine 8sitr6st unb bic bret prs,snt
5ntsrtHsn, bic MIR bin,ufistn. tinb ole brau.
ttsn bier nur eastsnist su lparfn, mas ole iouff
nuslos ssrssuetn pirtsn.
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@iienbabn Seittabelle.
Sslauart, eadapanna HHo Bsifetn 8abu
Sn Strait ZEN 1. Stunt 1902.


Sn Strait Zen 1. SUM- 1902.
GioIi6 -gsrI6et SCRANTON fir 9isp gcri
nm t.50, $40, Cos, Z so, 1910, 8prm. H..
40, 3.40 uuO 3.35 @a6mittass. 8ir Sen
gorf u. philadelphia, I'm $50 u. 1910 Borm.;
1910 unO 3.35 Ra&miitass. 6ir @OuIbs
bpre. 6.t0 Nadmittags.
R0rblia dir Buffalo UNI LIS. 6.22 u. 300
Nor.; t.55, 6.5u unb lilo Ra6mittass. 6iir
8iusbamton, Glmira unb 3wii6sniattonsn, um
1925 DIOR. une los Rddm. Gir Ssptss.
Ssrasuis unb Utica, I'm LIS uno 6.22 Wpr. F;
t.55 Na6mittags. Osntgc. Syraeule unp
Utica Dug nm 6.22 Mor. iduft tGslit, ausat-
uommt Sonutaes. 6iir Rcntroie nm 9.O0
Ror.; los unb $50 RaGm. NitUlfon ae-
.epmpeatisn, UNI 4t0 unt 6 Is Nahmittaee.
Wloomsburg Sibiion-8Gldbt Saantcr
fur NprtbumbIrlanb um 6.35. 10 10 Nor.
1.55 une 6.f0 Ra8m. Sir plymouth I'm SIT
8crmiitaes; $40 uni sos Na&mittaae
Sonutaees3hee.
eibIi9-Gir Ntp guh I'M $50, 800.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-02-19

making. The time was mostly taken
in clearing the calendar.
HousE.-It was found at the close
of the days work that forty-three bills
had been passed by the House.
One important bill was introduced
by Mr.. Smith entitled an act for the
correction of youthful criminals. 1t is
practically the same bill that passed the
House two years ago, and got lost in the
Senate during the closing day. 1t pro-
vides that whenever any person under
seventeen years shall be convicted OF
any crime the punishment for which is
now imprisonment in the county Jail
or States prison or hard labor on the
roads or farm, the mayor, justice Of the
peace or Judge may, in his discretion
permit the parent or guardian to assume
custody of any such person under the
promise of administering such parental
correction as the circumstances of the
case may testify, and when the parent
shall become responsible for the good
behavior of the prisoner, judgment may
be suspended. There is provision that
the act shall not apply to persons con
victed of any capital felony.
When no parent or guardian will as.
sumo the custody Of the prisoner the
judge may order him to be bound out al
an apprentice until he is twenty-one
years of age, the clerk of the court to..bt
the officer to bind out the prisoner.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-02-19
4. GREAT SOUTHERNER DEAD.

It has been many years, indeed we
might say many decades, since the
South has lost such great aud honor
ed son as DR.. J. L. NJ. Curry. He died
few days ego at Ashev'lle, aged more
than II years. His birthplace was in
Alabama bu. he belonged to the Nation
and peculiarly to the South.
He was selected by President Cleve-
land to represent the United States as
Minister to Spain, and perhaps no man
in the history OF this country has been
a more faithful and efficient Minister
to foreign nation.
Few men have done so much, and
none has dona more, for the cause OF
general education IN the South. His
voice was heard in every Southern
State, perhaps. pleading for the educa-
ton of tie children, and his eloquent
appeals were always effective for good
in the cause for which he tirelessly
labored. DIR. Curry is shining ex-
ample of a high-toned, consecrated SER
want OF God mlngling freely with men
in all political circles and coming down
in gray hairs to his grave with no tar
nish on his Christian character. His
life was one constant close approach to
God both in private affairs and in pub
lie functions; and his death, like his
life, was an unmistakable testimony oil
his simple trust in God through faith
In Jesus Christ. He was great, he was
good; and his goodness beautifully
emphasized his greatness.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-02-19
ARRAY AT HENDERSON.

News and Observer.
Henderson, N. c., Feb. 14.-A diff
Guilty occurred, few nights ago, be-
tween Allen Ross and Willie Bailey, in
which the former was seriously and
almost fatally cut by the latter. Two
cuts on the face and neck, one of them
almost penetrating the jugular vein,
several inches in length, are the worst.
so far as permanent Disagreement is
concerned, while a wound in the left
shoulder is the most serious. There is
another bad cut in the right side of the
back, below the shoulder blade, and .
slight wound lii the middle of the back
just above the waist. Ross is at his
home doing as we'll as could be expect
ed, considering his Injuries. Bailey il
IN jail to await trial at the next term
of court.