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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-09-17
WlNTERVILLE WHITES.

Correspondence to The Commonwealth.
W1NrERvILLE, N. c., Sept. IA, 1903.
Mrs. Henry Speight, of Roanoke
Rapids, who has been spending some
days down here with friends and rela=
tives, returned home yesterday.
A. G. Cox Mfg Co. are dou btless az
much interested in tie price of cotton
remaining good as the farmers are.
The higher the price OF cotton, the
more Cotton Planters they will sell
next season.
| Something, supposed to be snake,
J bit Mrs. J. H. Smith yesterday causing
the part to swell rapidly and causing
much pain. The doctor doesn't con-
slider the case serious, but advises Mrs.
Smith to be careful.
AN ECONOMIC BACKBAND will
pay for itself in the saving of lines
alone. We have the testimony of
users to prove that one pair of lines
worked in the rollers of the GEO.
nomic" Will out last four pair used in
the old way.
Both the girls and boys dormitories
of the Winterville High School have a
large number of boarding pupils.
Everything is starting off finely, the
pupils are In good spirits and the most
prosperous session in tho history of the
school is expected.
Draymen, don't fail to get descrip-
ton and price OF their new style Dray
Wagon from the A. G. Cox Mfg Co
It is constructed on an entirely new
plan making it the most convenient
for drayipg purposes of any we haye
seen.
Rev. Mr.. Griffith, OF Klnston, con
Quoted the first service in the Eplsco
pal church here Sunday. This is 8
neat little church building just com
pleted, and if the people don't feel a
home there after such cordial greet
= ing as was given them it is their owl
. fault.
LOW PRICES! It is true that tn
D price of tobacco is extremely low ant
= cotton may get SO. In the meantim
farmers may rest assured that A. G
q Cox Mfg Co.'s prices are low accort
v lngly. If you don't know what thei
line is drop them a line, or best Of al
- call and see for yourself.
The colored Baptists held their unio
+ meeting here Sunday. A large crow
a was here an1 behaved remarkably we
until the afternoon when several wa
rants had to be issued. They coul
il not be served, however, as the thre
=. bucks skipped.
:. BOTTOM FELL OUT! Prices ar
actually below bottom on the stock 9
$ old style wire fencing (some OF whic
I the A. &. Cox Mf'g Co. still have Q
&c handy. 1t is made OF the best wire j
different heights ftom 2it. 70 ~ inche
Those who need fence for ordinary u
" and fail to get some OF 1t miss a ba
Of gain.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-09-17
COLORCD PEOPLES MEETING.
Scotland Neck, N. c., Sept. 3, Z

Scotland Neck, N. c., Sept. 3, 'O3.
THE COMMONWEALTH In view of
the calamitous character of some OF
the recent press dispatches, a number
of the best citizens of Halifax and
Martin counties met in the hall at
Kehukie, near Scotland Neck, on the
above date and discussed ways and
means by which to help the better
class of citizens In the community to
bring about a more desirable state OF
public affairs among the people gener-
ally. Questions of good morals, indus
try, economy, obedience to law. the re-
strainlng OF many young people from
habits of thriftleseness, immortality, in
temperance, excess and kindred vices
vera deliberately pondered, after which
1t was thought advisable to effect q
permanent organization and invite the
cooperation of all good citizens. A
committee on such organization wat
appointed to prepare propositions and
offer them at the next meeting
Thursday, Sept. 10Th, at noon.
i It wss also unanimously requested
that a note of this meeting be sent tt
THE COMMONWEALTH and The Tru,
RefOrmer.
These meetings are public.
G.. M. JAMES.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-09-17
THE SALOONS WON.

In the prohibition election in Scot
land Neck Tuesday, the saloons won by
a majority of ten, as noted in our local
columns.
The temperance forces worked man.
fully and hard, and while they failed
to carry the election they do not teel
that their work was in vain. They
have the consolation OF knowing that
they did what they could to abolish
the LIQUOR traffic from Scotland Neck
and community.
In a private note to the editor Of
The COMMONWEALTH, Editor Marshall
OF the Gastonia Gazette, IN sending The
facts about prohibition in CASTOR coun
ty which we printed few weeks ago
said:
elf you haven't the sentiment ant
votes with you now, you and whlske.
keep on working. and you will flint
that the forces which make for goot
will become powerful by exercise"
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-09-17
NOT OVER-WISE.

There is an old allegorical picture Of
a girl scared at a grasshopper, but in
the act of heedlessness treading on q
snake. This is paralleled by the man
who spends Il large sum of money build
ing a cyclone cellar, but neglects to
provide his family with bottle Of
Chamberla ms Collie, Cholera and Di'
arrhoea Re nedy as safeguard against
bowel com plants, whose victims out
number tn sc OF the cyclone hundred
to one. Tits remedy is everywhere
recognized as the most prompt and re-
liable medicine in use for these diseases
For sale by E. T. Whitehead & Co.
Scotland Neck, and Leggatt's drug
store, Hobgood.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-09-17
SENATOR RANSOM.

Col: Odds in Charlotte Observer
II is always an ;..spisatl'n to be
with General Matt Ransom aGd hear
him talk. His lansoass IS 81 h:e. bib
taougn,s 81 noble, that the writer
eoald but ponder upon the words OF
State Superintendent Joyner as We two
walked away from the venerable ex-
Senator in the capitol square one alter
noon this week. The old Roman WIS
talking nbeut the national ltlea which
ought to permeate this whole country,
and Ills talk was all about broad and
catholic Americanism switch should
Hi the mind of every true citizen; n
|Americanism which is not in the least
bit sectional, which emhraee s all which
ealIs and preserves the best in every
section. Mr.. joyner remarked as we
we're departing that 1t was like bene-
diction to enjoy the presence and the
discourse Of the aged statesman AID
that he always felt keen regret that
such man was growing old and m ust
soon depart forever. The ex-senator
ia n true American, one who feels q
pride and joy in seeing this country
thrive and progress, wax and grow
great at home and abroad. He does
not talk politics, certainly not for the
papers, and no touched upon the negro
question only from practical stand
point, that is from a labor point o.
view. It was be who told Of the prog
re<s made by the Harris negroes IL
Wayne county, referred to in another
paraQraDh
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-09-17
SENATOR SIMMONS FAITH E R
MURDERED.
Nawc aud Observer.

News and Observer.
Pollockseil;e, N. c., Sept. 14-Mr-
Furnifold G. Summons, father OF United
States Senator F. M. Simmons, was
found dead on his land about four
miles from Pollocksville Sunday morn
ing, with two loads Of squirrel shot in !
his head and body.
Mr.. Simmons, who lived alone, left
his house early Saturday morning with |
double barrelled shotgun, to go to a
wooded portion OF his land near the
banks of Trent river, where he suspect
ed that some one was trespassinE on
his property for the purpose OF hunt
ing. About 9 O'Clock in the morning
shot was heard by colored man
living on Mr.. Simmons farm, and
shortly after this several cries, as OF
some one calling Tor help. These
cries continued at intervals for some
time, growing weaker, and finally
ceased. The man did not know Of Mr..
Simmons absence, and not knowing
what to make of the calls for help did
not go and gave no alarm.
Late in the day Mr.. Simmons alb
sence was noticed, and the neighbors
notified and a search begun. This
continued all night, and about Z o'clock
Sunday morning the body was discoy-
cred In very secluded place, the indi-
cations being that Mr.. Simmons had
dragged himself for some distance be-
fore he expired. His loaded gun was
found about twenty-five feet from the
body. He had torn open his clothing
in front and torn the lining from his
hat, as If to apply it to the wound in
his stomach to stanch the blood.
But one shot was heard, and it is
believed that M. Simmons was bend
ing forward in such position that the
shot struck his right temple and rang
ed downward, perforated his lntestines.
The body was lying on the right side
with the head down the hill and the
, ground showed indications of much
struggling on the part OF the wounded
man.
Shortly after the discovery of the
body it was recalled that a negro .oi
8 desperate character, named Alfred Dan
t ie!s, had few days ago made the
! tb .eat that he would hunt on Mr.. Sim
mons land ii he had to Kill the owner
The sheriff accordingly went to Dan
ieis' home, where he was met by the
l. negro with large pistol. The Officer
d disarmed the man, placed him under
"a arrest ard took him to the Simmons
= homestead, where an examination wa
held. The negro denied the charge
bnt was committed to Jail, the Office
l. starting to Trenton with him abou
dark. Some threats we're made tina
Is Daniels would not reach Trenton alive
= Senator Simmons, who lives in RAJ
eigh, was notified of the tragedy an
reached the scene of the crime today
E. The burial took place at the home G
rs the murdered man today.
t Mr.. Simmons was seventy seve
g years old and was one of the most 7,
o. spected citizens of the county. He VS.
If a very publlc-spirited man and wa
re- we'll known over the State. He serve
Js several terms in the State Legislature
m 10th before and alter the war.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-09-17
SAVE THE CHILDREN.

Ninety-nine Of every hundred dis
eases that children have are due to dis
orders OF the stomach, and these disor-
ders are all caused by indigestion.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is just as good
for children as it Is for adults. Chill
dren thrive on it. Keeps their. little
stomachs sweet and encourages growth
and development. Mrs. Henry Carter,
7O5 Central street, Nashville, Tenn,
says: "My little boy is now three
years old and has been suffering from
indigestion eyer since he was born.
have had the best doctors in Nashville,
but failed to do him any good. After
nsing one bottle Of Kodol, he is we'll
baby. ! recommend II 10 Al sufferers. 2
Kodnl diessle IN - md NAKED
Ess5a d ri
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-09-17
THAT RAILROAD BARGAIN.

For long time it has been said that
the Atlantic Coast Line and the Sea-
board Air Line systems were under
obligations to each other not to INVADE
certain territory. That is to say, that
the Coast Line would stay out of the
Seaboard's territory if the Seaboard
would do likewise for the Coast Lines
territory.
Whether that has been so or not, the
two systems have acted about the same
as if it had been SO; and many places
in these particular territories might
have had better railroad facilities had
such state of affairs not existed.
Scotland Neck might be possible
territory for the Seaboard with all con-
ditions favorable; and nothing would
90 the town more good in a business
way than freight competition. The
COMMONWEALTH has many times made
this statement and continues to ad-
here to it.
The following from Col. F. A. Olds
in the Charlotte Observer Is an inter-
asting item about this matter.
Railways make compacts and some
times keep them. A good many years
ago the Seal GARD Air Line and the At
lantic Coast Line made one, this being
that neither should invade the terrific.
ry of the other. The Seaboard All
Line has built road to Loulsbure
from Franklin and 1t looked like this
might go on down into the eastern
territory. By and by the Atlantic
Coast Line built 6. road from Its line
to Spring Hope and it looked like thai
might 60 Oil into Seaboard Air Line
territory. Then the agreement wa
made between the high officials. Abou
two years ago there was talk of thu
Seaboard building road from Hender
son or Ridgeway through or near Louis
burg and Wilson down to kinston, an.
Wilson man who is wealthy was YER
anxious to put lot of money into il
but the president OF the S. A. L sal
that to build the road would violate al
agreement and that hence it coul
not be built, so that matter ended
But If the people who are trying to &c
the Atlantic and North Carolina Raj
way, on SO years lease, can do sc
Bey can build q branch line from sa
Kinston through Wilson and up t
RldSeway and Henderson. Thei
hackers claim that they can do it, an
of course the S. A. L., far from objec
ing to such course, would encourap
1t in every way. 1t was thought tn:
this matter OF the lease OF the Atlant
and North Carolina Railway was ende
but it is to come up again. the d
rectors of that road are to meet ;
New Berne on the 25th inst, and it
said are to then consider the issue
more bonds, the proceeds to be used
buying more rolling stock, of which
isdeclared there is urgent need. I'll
bonded debt of the Atlantic and Nor,
Carolina Railway is now only 1925, 90
bearing 6 per cent. interest, and {
contracted on account Of equipmer
So the meeting at New Berne on Il
18th has some interesting features,
1t concerns two at least of the gre
systems"
q m y
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-09-17

When you want physic that is
mild and gentle, easy to,take and GER
tain to act, always use Chamber]ains
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale
by E. T. Whitehead & Co., Scotland
Neck, and Leggett's drug store, Hob
coed.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-09-17
Action for Divorce
Halifax County In the SuperlgTl '.w
North Carolina. November l''~
VIM. Evans
Ellen Evlns.

Ellen Evans the defendant 'at
named will take notice that AL a.. 49,.
entitled as above has been CONNIE ,...
in the superior court fer Ha'l'aA
~ to dissolve the bonds Of lnSn .G "A
now existing between the p'alu'.' q,
defendant ard said deienaap' .'s
further take notice that she Is itgn,
TO appear at the November 'e' ~ X
the superior court of laid coun' :,,t 4
held at the court house IN HAM a.
the twelfth Monday after me he, ,o,
day IN September, 1903, and a ~ osia.
demur to the complaint IN sala ~, ." mi,
or the plaintiff will apply 10 'nI ,,n.
for the relief demanded u ,a nr
plant. :. NJ. can AM.
9.3-6t Clerk Sn!erlor wv
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-09-17
you KNOW WHAT you ARE

YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE
Taking when you take Grove; Taste
less Chill Tonic because the formula
is plainly printed on every bottle show
ing that it is simply Iron and Qulnine
IN tasteless form. No Cure, No Pay.
SOC.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-09-17

26O acres five miles from HAM
and seven miles from Fnlield. 'tnOs
farm open land, % acres @ell tlm'eH5'
and 100 acres of fine tobacco Ianl
Good buildings, small orchard anu q
Lo'lont water. Terms One lh!iu "I
SL1 L ..ance in one, two, three aus
four years. -.
Price made known Oh applleallgrr'
HILLIAED n HULL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
DUCKED
Two Men Got a Good Sousing
in the Bay Because They
Were in a Hurry

Two men. one old and the other
sauuK got o duehinR AZ the Celman
IafA 81 50 O'clock yesterday at
fssnoau. and they think ihsg are
iufky that they asa not drown. The
older nahu. "a 10 ia said TO ~ frats
GENT ~ isakie Ttafhpr. ATTEMPTED &C.
rst Oft the Steamer Sarah ~ Rem
ton on her arrival from Port Blake
les. without she usual aid 81 r. EsnE E
PLANK he fumpsd from the lower
dark 81 the steamer aud tried 10
shin az a Pile "a the wharf.
Hsj .as;sss - EHiHs a. = ara. hs
sIld down The slippery pile yelling
at the top ~ his voire.
II Wns then that the young man
a mutorman iu the employ II the
Seattle Electric company thought he
would take advantage % the chance
to become hero. lie was on the
middle dock and started 90 Glide
down Htanrhlan &c the rescue -
the draw niur man. Hut be. too. lost
hls grip and ariAahed into the water.
as had hia McGlnty like predecessor.
les this iirse the guimau dock was
black With people eager 20 be 81 az
the rescue capt Percy f.Hrmond
81 the Routun. and Albert Jackson.
deckhand on tho steamer. finally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
EhGLlShHEh TO STUDY
AMERICAN SCHOOL
SYSTEM

t0NNt-N. oet s THE commission
~ - educational experts ehish Al
fr.d MaseiY 10 sending tu the United
states e. closely study American
educational methods sailed for New
hafa tudaY uh fhe American liner
Philadelphia. Thv commissioner
have beer selected with the greatest
care ANA represent almost every
branch - educational activity.
TIE commissioner viii travel
ahuat separately. visiting many 81
ths leading universities colleges and
technical schools 90 the United
States The rubiie sehaai system
VIII aiso bf closely studied iu New
York. HaHiun Cleveland, intmnap
ollie and number ~ other cities
Mf Moeeiy T. already tu America
ruHrir arrangements fuf The
iuHH 20 she educators iie pays the
expense 20 the pilatiiuHHr aH be- did
that ~ thr Industrial commission
s hish visited the United states iaHt
year
AZ MsssFlr ts convinced that the
American educational system b. fhr
best De- the world. his Rukirty e.
sh0a It's workings 60 fnNltsh ella
- fafa aifh fhe hHpp that they Wiii
return hHfnu and induce the aufhatfs
lies ~ aaeaef#fse the Euai5Hh sfH-
frm - nduratiau.
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HHkGD M
CNMWE
Old MAN LOST 800 IN NoroRl.
Gus VARIETY TaEArER

John . Mally. an old resident 81
Seattle. NaH she victim 81 a piece nf
crooked work ln tho restricted diH-
ttIet Thurrds night White drink
hH heavily ho wandered into the
tuWiuun iheater with 800 iu cash
and "a tHriinfaio Of deposit faf 81 500
ON tho FitHf National bank Boa hIH
raekrt ~ MHh awakened hY tho
waiter yesterday morning aud asked
o. have ID drink having slept at
nsht nn "a rhHlr ia one 81 the hanor
lliz raHh NaH gone aud the bar had
his fcftifirits nf ~Iepoatf with hiH al.
dufacmaai nH the back The Wa#f-f
produced a. tah lfrmisIHF fafU worth
~ Ntnc. whiah BE- said D'MaliY Hal
bought The ola mfu wandered uut
afiefHafd bunting uu an attorney
"a be- reported the matter a. tho poo
lice Detective Kennedy took OMHuY
ta tHe prosecuting attafurYH office.
tu which pIHec Muae GaIdamlfh
maHaE6f ~ thr variety theHfrf. aHs
summoned aHd made 60 disHufrt 500
in asah The hans bad Refused raY-
ment uH the certificate because Of
The old man'a drunken signature aud
the uHuEr Vac returned 90 uMaIiy
with the money
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FLEE C.. CLOUD PAYS
SALISBURY A VISIT
rHE wEArHERmAs HAS LITTLE CHAT WITH TIE BROTHER
OF HlMsus AND THINKS n

dim aud Indefinite bat Ful man.
IT. rsturned a. the desk.
Here. said the smoke man.
handing down card. .this Nii' pat
yuI wise Ira sure ! don't consider
your manner % entertaining eails
ere
sFtee e Cloud read Salisbury.
tahInF the hH ~ rHHtehea rd
ThatH rms name. cir. replied
Cloud. strs funny yuu didn't receE
rlEH me after ail fh~re years.
I beg pardon. m sure said the
Weather Ma Bot soa haze 81
Yrfs unconventional method % en-
tefiuR n yuu had come ln the ffnnt
way ! should have recognized you a.
once Haw are ron
"FlyinR hieh I'm hixh roller
these days aHd no mistake I "a
on my Way down 70 Frisco and
thought IA drop off a day % see
w Tat vac doing
clad 81 IL" said the weather
Man. nut I rather ekpslts your
.<->-e~~.--->
rriaa r-rrlmF ann uHfHrF N1fillaElH
Shmhus sticks 90 him iss a poor re-
latian.
Rafe7 They naturally travel to-
rsthsr They're due here tomorrow.
an thsir = atsf wagon tour Tonight
it'n FuinE a. be- far. yea knew. but
au daY tomorrow lt's fue Co BE- uaft-
iY cloudy With possible show crnH-
that's where Nimhy comes in.'
Are yuu sure he'll be here ale
WaFa like 60 he ready for him
sure he'll b. here Hes not e.
candidate faf proefnafinaiiua aftar-
uef When BE says tomorrow, he
means n
fIec e CLOUD Heated RrutlY out a
the window ard tire ufftee as once
mnHn hsthed In sunlight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
EDGAR BRYAN, Agent
90 l+laehlsy Block. Seattle.
PRISON CONGRESS
MEETS TO DISCUSS
CARE OF C0nvICTS

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Oct &-Prison
war,ivns chaplains and commission
err. together with many humanitAri-
ans and organized charity workers.
are herc from various parts Of the
country o. attend the annual session
Of the National Prison congress. which
will be held during the next three or
four days. The couErpss has for its
general purpose the betterment q con-
ditious in the prisons throughout the
system 81 nrisea fnana cement cart
Samuel G. I.cmlY. Judge advocate EeR-
erai of the United States navy. Gem
eral l. Hrinkvrhoof Of Mansfield. -.
and Mrs. Emma q. Sullivan, super
intendent Or the Andrew Mercer Re
fornatnry Tor Women az Toronto, are
seine 81 these Wh8 vii take a prom
iuent part in the congress The PRO
aram provides tot ,isits of inspection
Co the Kentucky state prison &C frank
fort and the Indiana state reiormatory
at Jeffcrseuylile.
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~ Classified Ads. ~


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lots eh TWENTY sixth Nwuutf seventh
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Crane Out Again

George " Crane. the veteran etH-
fiuYHeut agent ia cut again after
a fiee. weeks stay i'm one ~ the local
hospitals Mt Crane Be- busy today
uBbinH up lonR iist 81 vacant TO-
Hitiaua fratu the agency register tot
publication iu suudaY'a papers. The
number ~ Fuoi positions awaiting
applicants iH something phenomenal.
aud Il there are HuY Idle wtu IN So
attic. wa would like % find them.
said MI crane Cranes employment
agency. which Oh tire oldest IN the
f,asf. sssa!si!sa AelF - ese5 ak haa-
drcd employers who are regular
clients Of The concern Their offices
~ IL West Main street o. Seattle
labor center. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-05
Star Want Ad Agencies.

y. d. Nuusa. SOS Ballard ave. esp.
Chs Halt
Fremont prua Co, Ewing street
ano frenne~t avenue.
". A. Mansfield 8 CO. Druggist
so and jackson.
orahaa,s herus Bakery. sf0S iss
aNenus,
c n lehndrsfi, cigar store, pie
Seeeed
Tres, Harris, "a ros,aftcs. Renten.
Ltttle's Pharmacy. ist ave. noftf,
ara hsFflsea street. !. n. Little,
pror rtuteH
Cartier a Co. nrUpais,, cor, ssh
-. ard Fae. street, South Seattle.
=. A. Moore. pestott,es, SO. Park,
usiVsssits DRUG Store. University
Staten
Newell St pharssey. tons Howell
street.