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New-York tribune., 1904-10-25
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come corresponding FOR newspapers: ex-
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DICATE. LOckpOTt, n. Y.
IST-EXI eTtenced man on cracker
cutters and cracker machinery. Box L.
station B, Cincinnati. Ohio.
STRONG YOUNG MEN for FIREMEN
and BRAKEMEN on an railroads: fire-
men S65 monthly. become engineers and
average Si2S; brakemen SEQ. become con-
dUctors and average $1OS; name position
preferred. Send stamp for particulars.
RAILWAY ASSOCIATION, Room 95. 227
MonrOe-st-. Brooklyn. n Y.
WAETED.-A young tutor TO supervise the
school lessons Of three children for two
hours each afternoon; state qualification
and remuneration wanted; highest refer
ences required Address T. s. P. O. Box
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BOOKKEEPER-Youn lady. 10 years Of
age, graduate Of WoOds's Business
School Of a thorough course OF bookkeep-
ing; honest, diLgenL. Industrious; would be
wiling 10 get trial. Mss RACHEL
SHAPIRO. 247 Bedford-ave., Brooklyn.
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USEFUL MAN.-SiuEle: Unde. stands ca-e
Of horses, garden. furnaces. can n14.k.
handy with tools. references. RELIABLE,
bcX 20, Tribune Oi..ce.
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USEFUL MAN-GentIsnan's country
place; single. strictly temperate: drive,
milk. garden. furuac-; references TEN
PERATE, box %, Tribune Office
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USEFUL Man OCk, &c.-Ey Ran and
wife woman good cook and laLld. e~s .
man handy with tools or anything EAr-
PER 2CS West 15th-st-, r.rg one bell
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FURNACE MAN.-Steam or hot air fur
mares attended TO. sidewalks. etc. by re-
iiahle man: first class reference GREEN.
lG2 East 85th-st
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NAN wishes few furnaces TO attend: willing
ana ooAglng. Aooress J. R. H.. Isl West
53Q-St
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ENGINEER OF JANITOR.-By young col
ored man: married. understands steamnt-
ting. piping. boilers and steam heating:
hanay With tools: best references. Can or
address w. J. O.. i.2ll Atlantic-ave..
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,EApIsoN-AvE.. ll0.-Furnished apart
merits: bath: meais served IN room; eX-
osllent CUISINE.
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FALET.-GrHdUsy masseur o. fair edu-
cation. trreprCachs1le character thor
Ough!y eXUe-ienced speaks several Ian
glages, rrst class city references. To-
DORFS SAG 6th-avc
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PARTICULAR PEOPLE can arrange for
hosFd ana rooms 81 IS East Sbth-eL.
haDcsome second door front and rear; tsle-
phone.
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Female.
BROADWAY HAIkDItESSING SCHOOL.
I.2lS Broadway. near 33d-st., special
rates. manicurtng. chiTopody, dermaIology,
massage. scalp treatment; incorpora Jed,
diplomas; expert teachers. unlimited prac-
tlce: day. e. eninG: positions: ladies maids
taught. IS course; graduates employed lead
ing hotels. n, LEONARD FRAZIER.
LII. D.. president former owner New
York HairdresEing School Call. write. Re
member the number. I.27s broadway. near
33d-gt-
A-ME. MALCOLM'S addressing School
Ladies earn SS5 70 $50 per week; begin
now for ball season: ladies' maids taught
latest STYLES. SIS; also manicurtrE, snamDoo-
ing. singeing. bleaching. dye,ng, face mas
sage. Pupils Thoroughly taught BY NINE.
MALCOLM herself 49I 6th-ave-, between
18th and S0th 6ts.
NAN HUNTING is our business. II you
are competent 10 all q strictly high
grade position call or write HAPGOODS
lInc.ls Suite SOC. 30e Broadway, " Y
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'IIstELLANEOUs

WRITE FOR LITERATURE
The Oppenbeimer Instituts
CORRESPONDENCE CONFIDENTIAL
EXECUTIVE OFFICE. ny. csrIuz
lao Broadway 1ss West G1sh 81
l6l Name. e.--..-. -.... Address.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
III NMBERM AID and SEAMsTREsq
., German Protestant. newly landed. v.Ss,
$lH 20 szl call a. LANlI q BtJEl, tTFEN'r'
-. - "es- %tth-sr-. opposite Victo-s
CHAMBERNAID and sEAMsTREg--
ooi, y Es = class references no cares REILLY
- E-sst 4Jln-sL
CHAMBERMAID.-Veat. rsaasd Eirl -
eold references, in drst class farailv- 49,
OF country. KATE. Mrs Bac0r-s = 49,, ~
otn ave. tel. 15I3-Chelsea
DAYS woRK-By German Vo11-
"dshlng az home, out by dav claanl-,-
doctors. once work Mrs FIsHE4 81:
East s0th St. top floor. back
-~A--A- ~ -la4t eA woman
West 0stE-st.
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- = WpNA--by young woman. wash
LMs' ironing and cleaning. good rsfersnos
aota-st-. TOP floor
AAtL4 W NA>H4N N.5 by German woman.
-&-.en home, also iron.nE .s 5esi-sd r'
L. LSt 3l11-a--a1-aVs uea~ C,rs-5 :.
I Hl1oh-' p, ~ 81 1oor.
7----- - ---
~ 2 " AZ p iNCl.-8y German woman,
,tA- nome --rs --ADEA4ANS, l. as a.
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'i-- y 1------- So Z $ ,-ts . Jt,El-I0un won,-
-il, q, a. ana ia11cress. With chfId -
--S o.-, "--le el-tl can go -0 sebooI
49, '7-7i 7'-cs-- tai az -S5 East 45th-st
% - Al NOFh---By Two Swe1 s1 r.rls
49, '--i ~ y s-Aocl " ll-sl anv
~.s- r-S S--S-t d.. H1-naJ era Bu-
e7. -''l 81
- Z 80. - EI I~1iN NFJF2E-Nea- tidy xirf
/ o.. g--sti ---- '7---e-.ces wages Sl5-S2l
"7a' r'--s- TEL i4lJ-Rivsr.
{ r.l--,T.S-
80 --~ ,---a : ear 12; zest ARE. All an
o. -'i-s- t'i1- II, > si4 H. tC2 1O-h-ava
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Z Y, - 1a-.s go a@---si city b @, ga
III = r t>I-s-t --i-Aia lag-ng lo-s=kes5s-
@-S 7Ar1--7----r se-ls-Vs oman 10 small -
---s- amy "ae.e serg aH- IS ern3.ovaI-
/ N---f-'- s. sLeE4 tLe-4 a-z rrI.--a,
terrsd; Nev-Iors Cic. or vicr.sy. corp5al'- a.
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CHAPERON.-I4Ady as chaperau. reader.
secretary. or assistant In institution. eX-
cellent references Address A l.. Box Is.
Tribune OTfice.
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man and wife. Can two days T.
FRANKLIN. care Of Wilson. West 156th-
ST.. second floor. back
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NAN (Dane). as janItor or porter; handy
with tools; understands steam heat:
can furnish references n. NIELSEN. "a
Jackson Place. Brooklyn
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HoRsEMAN-UsEFUL MANY two
young EnEiishmen. lately landed. ons
skilfri horseman: other useful man: ref
frences. Address NJ H.. 3 Thompson-st
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ApvERT1sEMENrs ana sapscrlptlons Z

ADvERTTSEMESTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS for
The Tribune received al their Uptown
on %. No l.3ez Broadway, between 36th
and s5th Ets- until o'clock p n. Aever-
eiGements received AZ the following branch
ofhces AZ regular Office rates until 3 o'clock
p N. VIZ - Shave. 8. e cor 28d-sf
267 West 42d-st. between 7th and sth aves
26S Wesr l25th-Et. 33s 3d-spe.. between
90th aad 77th ste. J 028 ad-ave-. near 6lst-
O.. Los lFt-ave., near s9th-st: l5T East
f15th-sL; T56 TTemont-sVe ESQ 3d-ave..
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A4N. Win aoiIty, good appearance, ref
eTences. security, wishes to manage
estate. bacnelor apartments etc; under
stands all repairing plastering painting
papering. DESTEL, sol West l47th-st
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ItemOUs2 Ian fITn-
. ca. Freckles.
M0th Pate b es.
II a b snt 8 ktb
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Male.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in steam and hot
water apparatus: can. co light repairs:
hrst class reference. Address JAMES
LOWE. 93 West lU2d-st-
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BOOhkEEPER. - BY young man. 2S
where accuracy and faithful work will be
appreciated; four years experience: best ~
references and bond IL required. Address
II z. POLHEMCS. SU9 Putnam-ave.,
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Male.
COLORED MAN to taIZe charge ~ ~. .,cI-.
lCEt from school OF HsUopaInisI: by hour
cay, week or month, has d-kTes as oUctor,
eao9EesS . ". PATTERSON. IS West
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middle aged gentleman. modern Ian
gdages: ci.y or country: best references
Y. r.. / l52 Myrtie-eve.. Brooklyn
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HARNESS NAKER-GeneTal hand: can
handle LsnGies naaehinezs STEADY Position
Ik4LlI. E46 STsex s.8d-.t-
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ssD-sT.. Is EAST. opposite Hotel Man
hattan-Nery desirable large room. with
private bath. also one small room; tele-
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BOY. 10. public school graduate. IN mer-
camille OF bankers once, with chance
for Advancement Address !. FARBER.
l1b Chester ST.. Brooklyn.
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ACHdA-> ---siidule aged: single; thor
ouSaIy reliable city uTlver. exit wears
WIN Wi knoaS family. WAC can be seen
Tor furJAer particulars. address Box 2tI
Putnam hCuse 80
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-yfthout hoard; apartments. cocLofs ollces'
Al eesiraDle lOcsalouE: LIZ nesf reieI enoes
information free. 5 9 LELAND 4 CO.
Wes S8c-sL
FLEcAATLY furnished apartments: pri-
vsra hs ms. meas. als weekly, Tor two.
Rok peekly VAN RENSSELAER,. ~ ESst
iitb-st nesr 5th-sve.
,rApIsoN-AvE., IIO.-Furnished apart
Tnents: bath: meals served IN room: ex-
osIlent CUISINE.
PARTICULAR PEOPLE can arrange for
bosrd snd rooms a IS East S5th-sL:
hancsome second ncor front and rear; tale
phone.
ssD-sT.. ls EAST opposite Hotel Man
hattan.-Nery desirable large room. with
private bath; also one small room; tele-
phone.
LARGE front parlor. with dressing room,
one flight up: suitable doctor o. Dentist
reasonable: references 81 West i2th-st
8 NoNTAGUE TERRAcE.-Fiver view:
out cars: neiglb borhCod 0rst class. table
high class. reference.
g3 WEST 3lST-ST.-Furnished front room
for one OF tao gentlemen; all conyensenoea.
s5TH-ST. lse EAsT.-Private nigh class
house. for gentlemen only. newly deco
rated and completely furnished with braEs
beds. scrupuloUEly clean. references.
WANTED --F furnished room. NeW-York or
Brooklyn: 81 u1crthly; payment quarterly
in advance. THOMAS PRICE. National
Home. VIE.
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BOOkKEEPER or assistant. steuographer
typewriter and Office assistant. 49, good
references. BOoKKEEPER. BOX 10. Trib-
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BOOKKEEPER or ASslSTANT.-Rv +.
young man: high school graduate. besr
of references Address f MESCHONAT
lS4 Conselyea-st-. Brooklyn
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COMPANION TO elderly or invalid lady, by
Teuned Christian woman, BUUd leaCeri
pleasant home preferred 10 large sa-aIy.
cali or addIess b., " est lZttn-st-
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BUSINESS--A gentleman OF ability wishes
20 90 South for the winter IN some bust
ness capacity. L. B.. Box l45. Cottage
City Mass
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COACHMA wife. children;
generally usefu! with other work: strictly
sober. good appearance, best references.
JOHN, al Carpenters, ia 6th-ave-
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FeIDala

CC0K.-First class; Eve years references.
neat and tidy; wages so a m0rtn
FLAH ERTY. 4s5 CoiUubus-ave-. near SD
ST Tel 5f1 J-Piver-
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST. BARTHOLOMEW's

EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
III East 42d-st-First class domesticS
are supplied. also managing housekesp-
era, mstrons, Eorernesses f1itora &c
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Japanese Employment Bureau

2lS COlumbus-aye. Tel S6GS-CoI
AL the troubles OF servants disappear n
you employ hnGt claas japanese. x. KU-
WAYAMA
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VALET. BY foreigner: coIoreJ. vluf1g TO
travel; clean and press garments, gen
orally useful and YET willing % learn
ROBERTS. care OF Bailey 2-9 w 5~-l-st.
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BAKER.-Frorenan: experience. steady and
sober: all kinds bread, Vienna. NeW-EnE-
land. and all kinds cakes. MoSBR. S0l
West 67th-st
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PAINTER, PAPERHASGER.-Lon ex-
pertence; priv or landlord: reasonable.
sEkLIR. l65 East 49th-st
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

BUTLER or vALEI BY yong English
man; thoroughly experienced, best refer
ence ] NJ, care G. r. Sheldon. Glen Cove
Long Island.
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COACHAi< N.-Asrried; no tnctlmb~auce.
thoroughly understands care OF rue
horses, carriages. harness; strictly sober
caFeIul driver. highest WrtJtCu ana personal
le4elences- CCACHAAN. tribune ptOw1
once. 1.G64 Broadway
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-04-07
L & M. PAINT.

Mess. E. T. Whitehead & Co.:
Dear Sirs oyer fifty years ago, our
firm began selling paint throughout
the South sales have continued unln
terruptedly, and ten times greater than
any other brand of paint.
Read the following:
"Have used the L. & M. Paint twen-
ty years houses painted with it eight
years ago show better to-day than
houses painted With other paints with
in two years."-A. B. Edgell, Alachua,
Fla.
"Have used all brands of paint, l.. &
M. Pure Paint stands better, and wears
longer than any other paint I have
ever used in my ten years experience.
III. F. Smith, Painter, Concord, N. C.
81 painted Frankenburg Block with
L. & M. Paint; stands out as though
vanished. Actual cost was less than
81 20 per gallon. w. B. Barr, Charles
ton. w. Va.
81 painted our old homestead with
L. & M. Paint twenty-slx years ago
Not painted since looks better than
houses painted in the last four years
with other paint" S. Scoield
Harris Springs, S. G.
"Used the L. & Nj. Paint for sixteer
years. Painted three houses with il
, fifteen years ago they have not needed
painting since."-J. E. Webb, Hicko
ry, N. G.
Respectfully,
LONGMAN & MARTINEZ.
This celebrated paint Is sold by E. T
Whitehead & Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-04-07
"BOMBSHELL" MAKES SOME
OBSERVATIONS.

Mr.. Editor Some great platform
king has truthfulIy said that when
you throw stone the dog which hol-
lers Is the one that is hit. And there
Is nothing in all history, ancient or
modern, nor anything Of observation
which reminds us more of hound
dog than some people who boiler be-
fore they are really hit. ga guilty
conscience needs no accuser." Any
one who may be discharged at any
regular or called meeting of the town
commissioners we do not consider a
town law mazer and If an officer, one
In very limited sense.
Now, as to manhood or moral cour-
age, we say 1t takes good lot OF this
very stuff to make some people do
their duty. especially when they are
paid to do it. The country n1gger's
cur dog does get under the house and
ark and growl sometimes, it is true !;
but he is faithful and at his post, and
when he gets under the house to bark
and growl it's the best proof in the
world that he sees or hears something
going on wrong.
Some one says Rombshell" ought
to give the public his name it he CEN
sures such men as our commissioners.
Well, suppose our commissioners
are good men, and so far as we know
personally they are is that any reason
why they should not be criticized tor
certain blunders and neglect of duty
in not having some things looked after
and others stopped? Some OF the
worlds best men have been censured
for some things. Are our commits
sioners on such high plain of perfec-
ton that they cannot and must not be
criticized for anything?
II "Bombshell" has told the truth
why does any enc want his scalp, or
why is it 80 important for the public
to have his name? The truth is gen.
orally what hurts. 1t is solid and will
always stand for itself anywhere.
They say BON sbeiT' ought to do
this, that and the other, but they do
not say that be has not told the truth.
1t seems to us that some people should
be slow to use the word "ought" for il
is such an appropriate word FOR them
Somebody says "Bombshe!l' is afraid
to come out and let the public know
who he is. Now, let no one take it for
granted that 'Bombshell" Is afraid OF
Of his shadow. When it's neces-
sary for him to be found it will
not be hard. 1t will be easier we ex.
pect than to find some people who are
paid tor services and supposed to be IN
place. II what We say doesn't hit
anybody, why, let nobody boiler.
The difference between a man and 8
dog when they boiler is that dog
always hollers for himself and some.
times a man hol!ers through or fo1
some one else. Right doesn't wrong
any one but the truth seems to hurt
sometimes. If "Bom bshell" tells the
truth say so and try to do better; il
not. say so and let the public coneneen
and be the jury and judge.
''BoMBsHELL."
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-04-07
THE WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.

Charity end Children, the Baptist
Orphanage paper published at Thomas
vile, is edited by Mr.. A. johnson with
ability and good observation. 1t has
the following to say Of the weekly
newspapers OF North Carolina:
eve rejoice to see so many OF our
weekly and semi-weekly newspapers
deyoting more time and attention to
their editorial columns. The false nc
tion was once strenuously advocated
that the local news is the thing for a
country paper to emphasize-such
matter, for instance, as the lnfOrma-
ton that Mr.. John Brown took a trip
to Charlotte last week, or Mr.. Alexan-
der Mcleod visited his mother-in-law
last Sunday but the papers which in
diligently and forcefully discuss the
current questions of the day and give
the people some real light are those
which are coming to the front. AS a
proof of this proposition we can name
haif-dozsn country newspapers IN
North Carolina which stand tor more
and command mora respect than forty
sheets that look after the movements
OF the passing throng and fill up their
editorial columns with letters from
u ashington Or Raleigh or-worse yet
surrender to the local scgibes who
crack mysterious Jokes at each other
and become gay over things the gener-
al public cannot understand. There is
just as much reason why country ed
itor can think straight and strong as
the city editor, and bis view may be
even more valuable Tor he is nearer to
the plain people. And some of our
very best and clearest thinkers are in
our weekly newspaper Offices"
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-04-07
CALL FOR CONC RESSIONA.
CONVENTION.

At meeting of the Democratic Ex-
ecutive committee of the Second con-
gressional district held In Wilson, n. c.,
on the 29th day of March, 1904, a con-
vsntlon to be composed OF delegates
from the various counties of the Sec
ond congressional district of North
Carolina was called to meet In the town
Of Wilson, N. c., on the 21st day of
June, 1904, at the hour OF O'Clock, p.
M, tor the purpose of nominating a
candidate for Congress aud a candidate
for presidential elector, and tor the
purpose OF selecting delegates to the
National convention and transacting
scch other business as may properly
come before the convention.
The county Executive Committees
ci tbs various counties of the district
will call county conventions prior to
Tia 21st OF June for the purpose OF
tanning delegates to said congressional
conyeDtlon in accordance with the
plan of organization of the Democratic
party.
This Goth day of March, 1904.
J. w. GRANGER,
Il. V. MORRELL, Chairman.
! Secy.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-04-07
MOTHERS MOTHERS MOTH.
ERS!

How many children are at this sea-
son feverish and constipated. with bad
stomach and headache. Mother Gray's
Sweet Powders for Children will al
ways cure. 1t worms are present they
Will certainly remove them. At all
drugeists' 25c. Sample mailed FREE.
Address, Allen s. Olmstead, LeRoy N. Y.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-04-07
at
Small Expense.

Entertainment-that is, pleasure to
your guests-does not depend on the
money you spend, but on your own
knowledge OF how to receive and ex
tend hospitality. Christine Terhune
Herrick tells you al about it. Post
paid, so cents. E. j. GLOBE, Pub
Usher, $50 Fifth Ave., New York.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-04-07

From the following by the Windsor
Ledger, we judge that the editor oil
that paper thinks it Is not best to let a
boy eat behring's before he is year
Old. The Ledger says:
s'The fisheries have done but little
this season. The water is 80 cold the
FISH have not come in the waters. The
lew fish that are brought to town are
: .,ubbled up at once and no carter has
been able to get around. The fishing
down the sound has also been poor.
Our net is in Cashie river and we want
q school or two to strike it. Stephen
will soon be year old. and then he
will commence on herrings."
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-04-07
PROHIBITION AND BUSINESS

The opinion that prohibition in
town or community hurts business is
vanishing into thin air. Only little
while longer will there be enough OF il
left for even the most persistent whls'
KEY advocate to hold to.
The Goldsboro Argus says:
"Prohibltion in Goldsboro, which
has been in effect since the first OF the
year, has not had any perceptibls effect
on business. All the stores occupied
bv the saloons have been rented except
one and that is not in very desirable
location. In fact, stores are In de-
mand. There are three in course OF
construction on Walnut street and
they have been rented for some time
and the renters are waiting anxiously
Tor their completion
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-04-07
R1NGwooD NOTES.
to The Commonwealth.

Correspondence to The Commonwealth.
Ringwood, N. c., April 4, 1904.
Frost and ice this morning indicate
that "Winter still fingers in the lap Of
SPRING"
Farmers work is behind, but they
all take holiday just the same, though
this is beautiful day to "speed the
plow."
Bishop Cheehire preached in the
Episcopal church Sunday and con-
firmed three young ladies.
Rev. Mr.. Schubert conducted Easter
services yesterday.
AS your correspondent said last week.
let us have full, free, open and fair ex-
pressions as to the men who are to
represent us In the coming election
No short cuts or underhand game.
Choose good men and true.
Roads are in a terrible fix. They
have dried out some, it's true, but
there are washouts and holes, and
ground bridges are dangerous and I'M
passabIe.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-04-07
oclanaation
By The Governor!
$lOOREWARD.

State of North Carolina,
Executive Department.
Whereas, official information has
been received at this department that
Cary Crowell stands charged with the
murder of Sim johnson, committed in
Halifax county, and whereas, it ap-
pears that the said Cary Crowell has
flea the State, or so c0nceals himself
that the ordinary process OF law cannot
be served upon him.
Now, Therefore, I, Chas. B. Aycock,
Governor of the State of North Caro-
lima, by virtue of authority in me vest
ed by law, do issue this my Proclama-
ton, offering a reward OF One Hundred
Dollars for the apprehension and de-
livery of the said Cary Crowell to the
Sheriff of Halifax county at the court
house in Halifax, and do enJoin all
| officers of the State and all good citi-
| zens to assist in bringing said criminal
to justice.
Done at our city of Raleigh, the %
day of April, in the year of our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and four
and in the one hundred and twenty.
eighth year of our American Independ.
ence. CHAs. b. AYcoCK
By the Governor
P. M. PEARsALL,
Private Score tary.
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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-04-07
Notice..

North Carolina-Hallfax County. .
By virtue of a decree of the Superior
Court of Halifax county rendered on
the 18th day of December, 1908, where.
in Whit A. Johnston, executor, was
plaintiff and w. D. Johnston and 9th
ers defendants, I will on the 25th day
Of April, 1904, at the depot in the town
of Llttleton sell to the highest bidde,
for cash the following described real
estate, to-wit:
One third interest in one tract situa.
ed in Brinkleyville township, that par,
of the w. w. Daniel tract of land de.
vised by him to M. A. Johnston and
now occupied by Jim Crawley contain
ing 200 acres.
One third interest in one tract oil
land in Brlnkleyvllle township known
as the Baker place, containing 225 acres.
One other tract of land in Littleton
township, adjoining the lands of Mrs.
Jno. Myrick, s. Johnston and others,
known as Mrs. M. A. Johnston's low
grounds, containing 1856 acres. This
tract of land lies on both sides Of Great
Creek, about two miles east of the
town of Littleton.
Hour of sale IL o'clock.
WHIT A. JOHNSTON, Ex'r.
s. G. DANIEL, Atty. 3-24-4t