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ACTUALLY CURES ECZEMA.
Special Introductory OFFER That Make:
Eemedy Cost lImost Nothing.

really remarkable discovery IN tle
ttatUeut of skin diseases has been mace
5ecentl,. The result IS an ointment tnat
'ili not soil or stain the linen, tnat Is
quickly absorbed, II 50 pure mat ~ Sai,
e0 eaten without harm, and has uh
power 20 cure any and all forms Oh e.
"na OF shn diseases.
For Introductory purposes. and 10 prove
@ every one practically withoutscost mat mat
henoyo VIII stop itching instantly, cur1
mmples biackhesds baTber's itch ana al
minor .j,in troubles in trenty-f four hours
and begin 10 heal from the first appllea-
-'--'-the worst eczema ulcers or runnills ta
-af1lies TlepartUDent L. Binghamton. y u
.H mail three-inch tube or HenoHo
''zn .ar 25c size for only 10 cents stamps
nr SILVER
y rou have any skin trouble or plenn-
~ take advantage of this liberal oHsr
az aet cure fer 4 feV cents.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
MOTHERS CLUB IN SESSION
Work OF kindergarten at Coney Island
Is Warmly Praised.

Iucer the auspices or the BROOKLYN In
Fttute o. Ar'- and Sciences the ninth an
r-fI convention 90 the Kindergarten Moth
o~F Clubs and Parents Associations OF
frooklyn was opened yesterday afternoon
IN 'ao central building OF the young Men 8
'fr'etia1 tssocia ton. Brooklyn. with an
address ~ welcome by Or. Walter 3. Gun
rsor principal Of Erasmus High school
l~ r..rison 7roko Of The good work done
ty o.. kindergarten Mothers clubs camp
ON Cone, Island last season.
Mis- Emma J.. Jonnson. principal 81 the
rfooslva Training school described the
fNaI mothers club ard Miss Fannie Belle
| 4rtis. director of the clubs. said that s2,eJ
Vfre needed for the continuance OF the
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

THE UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
B-oaiway at 120th street.
Eight public lectures on the Ely Founda-
ton
The spirit n TIE Experience and rleologv
OF 81. Paul. by the Rev. JAMES NofFAII
d q - Brought Ferry. Scotland.
fI--Fridav. March u. - p. r.. Ante
cederts end go4rcss of pauTz iev "
uf-Tues9ay. March =. Advance Made fr
Paul "
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Ssh street

The ,pproxima'e amount u The lien or charse
. 4..ttsyr ,rh.cn the above described property
~ L.. sold H. Twenty thousand seven hrn-
rr.d and eiehtv-aye and .2-i0o dollars S2o -
~ a2i with interest thereon ron the l>th DAY
. sT.r.b fofI tosetre. with costs ana allow
-. e,-o-,n.!rt t0 IL~ee hundred ana cigEts ak
s1d t5-io0 dollars ,s3sGt5 with interest fror,
March @Oth 1911 together with me sAi-hses o'
80 "a. The arrrly innate amount n 'ho taxes.
o.sa.sITs-ts and water rates. or other liens.
-rrf-r -re Z, f- allowed 20 tho purchaier olt 9i
,ts tr-rh,Ss money. or paid by the Referee. i1
Er-ilr hund~.I ard f0rty-sefen and 61-luv d9lid
,s4f7.60 and interest .o.,
FRANK CASE HAYDEN. Referee.
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WOMEN TO MEET IN LOUISVILLE

The National Woman Suffrage Associa-
ton has accepted the invitation Of the Ken
tucky Equal Rights Society, OF which Mss
Laura Clay is president. 70 hold its next
annual convention IN Louisville. October le
10 o. inclusive
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
MlSCELCANE EOUS.

pPOT-TSsIONAL NURSE viii receive into he
home central Park West. cne w0maa or child
-afient. no maternity cases references eN-
hang, NJ T. Box 10 Tribune Oficc.
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Of Interest TO 6Uomen

work this season on Conev Island. She
hoped 10 deliberate the tenth anniversary
OF the organization by holding the conven-
ton next year in the Brooklyn Academy of
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24

tie black satin ties with long silk tasseis,
are used both al the waist line at the Jack
and at the neck. The touch OF color often
accompanies the touch OF black and may
he given by n soft leather belt Of old blue
rose or lavender.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
AUTOMOBILES.

1910 MODEL. Il BUICK TOT RING CAR, TOP.
Windshield. SpcedoUctcr. demountable rims
extra shoe tube shock absorbcrs. lamps
prr-toIite -sulS horn. tiro holders Ike new
< 200 Jeed Car Dept. STODDARD MOTOR
20 90 W.st sch et
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RpEI CLEANING.

y 7. CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oidss.. largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS wOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Prices Reasonable. Send FOR Circular.
Tel. is92 4s93 Bryant. f3I- -t39 w iatn 81
CARFFIL CARPET CLEANING co Cleans
bv corn pressed air. steam. hand or on floor
1855 3loadway. 421 East Ash 81. COE q
Re- NpT- L.. l32---3sth.
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SIIRROGATE'S NOTICES.

'T7 THE CREDITORS OF GEORGE i. HULL.
late or Tie Town OF New lebanon Soinnoia "a
or,'"r - non George Mcclellan. Surrogate o,
Columbia county y. +. dated February 10th.
1911. You ere hereby notified that Frederic <
~ rrult and Alice y. whiting. children and
orlv next -01-lSin of said George r. Hull. IN
ttud TO apply for Letters of Administration
,,ron his estate and f0r an order limiting the
sff,ourt OF thc bond required OF them unarr
eeatiou 2s6l - tho New YORK code of civil
proc.dnr.. and you are notified To present
Coiurr .7 County. New YORK ar his Office iD
m. fo.l .louse n tho citv of Hudson. y. y.
on or i.. fore thc 2Jta day OF March. l9il
Date. February 18Th 1911
GEO MCCLELLAN. Surrogate.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST.-COCKER SPANIEL. black,
with white on chest: collar. with L.
oerse No. 16,l5S Handsome reward
for return 20 II. L. HOLT,
1880 B'way
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AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION.

Ri 4 CHAUTFEr'E-Ou courses ot instruc-
tiou aro thorough. reliable and practical We
make vou q. mperonr refund money. tal or
7-rita for booklet y =. scnooi Automobile En-
riueers i4G West 56th
WF-T sIDE New term '1st startns. Individual
YMC.A. - iCsso's soo ss s59gp 'Sss.s s,se.
rred y Crouch 2Sca 3 vsy former instructor
% 7 Ta1icab Co and s e. \. 2ss6 River
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Male.
CAPTAIN would Ike TO take charge OF yacht
or motor boat. has masters license. Address
T. r. c.. Tribune Uptown Office. 1854 Broad
way.
CHAUFFEJ R-Expert chauffeur and mecha-
nician. having II years experience on various
high grade foreign ard domestic cars, IN sh-
cellert road man. desires a position with a party
seeking high grade man. Address +. ". :.
~ Furnan ave. Brooklyn.
OFFICE CLEANING by coored man even
ings references. Telephone 1903 Chelsea.
Ask for y. J..
TYPI~T-A1, good stenographer can also oper
Ate phcuograpb. best of references. BOX - /.
Tribune oiicc.
YOUNG AMERICAN Ce7i married. desires posi-
ZION evenings. any nature. good penman. VI
clerical experience. sober. honest and industrious.
Intelligent Trihuue Office.
YOUNG MAN l2p. married. as an experienced
driver, citv or shipping O. any thius VI. c.
Female
A -DECSSN First class 1nd W -
date have the latest Paris models and de-
signs. iu advanced STYLES for early spring. also
samples of ali the new spring fou'ards. silks
and dress goods Niuc tuily i%s West isth Il.
GOvERNE-s- ~upcrior. cultured Eneilshvoman.
French music, good seanlstress or companion,
maid. good hdirdresser. packer. etc; highesl rec
oU7l-I dstilus $40. aidort Agency. l. ". sd.
Phone 300 Madison.
MISS MARY HAETE. The European Courier.
Motor tours arranged. etc. Private @eoretsr' ship
undertaken Address. Dave Steamship Agency. Il
Green e.. Leicester square Lln1or. England.
NEEDLE woman. experienced. wishes engage
ruorfs for plain sewing mcuding or assisting
iressr1sker. I VI s. 20 sfh ave
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HELP WANTED.
BOY WAN1ED.

\ bright boy, ebout is years ~ age
/ to run errsnds and make himself gener-
| ally useful Must be unquestionably in
| telligent and neat. Call Friday a. m
/ on Hills. Publication Office. Tribune
! Building Nassau and Spruce Sts.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
HOT S
FORECLOSURE SALES.

4 ~
-T-pRENE COURT. COCNTf or NEW lOhh
-N'fred Nlyse.i, IS Administrator OF tne foo4s
.-a,teis and crs dts Of Nagdalena MiSseN de
.ossed r,i.trtifs against irene Goldberser. ~ a.
pafruJarts. IN pursuance or "a JUGS Nl'ul or ~
losrrc ard sal duly maGa a1l entered IL o ~
bc,e entitled action an learinG date me ~
d,y ~ Narch 1911 Z. the uudersi=nef' 'l'
IPcfsree In said Judgment named. VIII s'll at
-,t,iie auction AZ tn Exchange >aletroorn' Nps
l4 Is Vcsey street. in -he noi 'usn vi ~, si0 ~
hatsar ,-ify Of Sew YORK. on fne i-ih coz pL
NrrT 1911 at - O'Clock noon on that daN, n,
T5e1uh T. Dav. avctioneer. The premises direct
n, ssid Judgment O. b. sold. and therein DC
-iEed a. follows AT that certain lot pl'''
~ rsr~al ~ land. with '1e building dnI i'm O.
so o..lar-- thereon erected situate. Is ne ana
f.i,- Il, frs Borough of Manhattan. OF The cry +:
county and state x N@w lor@. oo-.leL . -, ~
5oo~rinaF AS follows: beginning az point ON
,f.e northeriv sile - East sjih stt. e. niSta. Z
OK Tor r-ceferlv from the corner fo' nied ny
- ,,fareecfior " tie we sterly side n - aF"
-Y. ''t-6 me portaerv side ~ East aetn street
-.r~-iu~ thence uorfheri~. parallel Win ~ a.
mo ard ra-t ~ 'he way through a par'F - az
ina feaf : inches ~ the centre mo ~ me uio'N
thence westerly. aioug said centre me gi III
bisrf. = feet. thence souther4t. assl1 T. iihllt
,,ttr % aveuIe. on. part of the "a, 'LL"lEu ID
q -a~-v val. fuo feet inches 20 the nor ~
sis n East Jftn street. arf thence eAs. ei
along the n0rfberly side - East 'oth rus,i
- fea- - the point o. r'7co ~ beginning. Saln
rremises hrn= now known by the stree; HUM
Der 81 East 5S'l street .
prtad N.w York. March =. iPll.
FRANK CASE HAYDEN. referee
rRvTNG KATZ Attorney FOR r P'aln,HL- - ~ an
street Borough of NIarhsttsu. New YORK ~.
Tho f-fowi-Z j. diagram ~ re n'"i--!t.f
20 ho sold. rs street number i' ~ ia%t '''"
street
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AND TYPEWRITERs.
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

VICTOR VISIBLE - Nassau -. catalogue
free. an makes taken part payment. bargains
I'm Undcrw pods. RemingtOns. divers. Smiths
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Fenlafe
WORK WANTED.

CoTTRALTOs Presbyterian sr5 BAPTIST church
auartets; $3o0-S350 Wehsters Choir Agency
fcb nth
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

DT.rTCTTVES shadowinS. inVesti-ations. rsa
.ousbia charges. MERCHANTS : sECEE
SERVICE BUREAU. s lAMWICK. Manage
go BroadWa".
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
HOTEL RICHMOND.

A model hotel conducted FOR your COM, ',,+b
bstb' American plan. $500 upw $500 uPM.
With bath club breakfasts and Iao,e TO. fi%,e
-. a-f,b Nan CLIFFORD u LEWIS. Prop.
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marlborough -E|snDein'
ATLANTIC CITY. y.
JOSIAH WHITE & sONS CoEPANL
CITY HOTELS.
VASHSGTON. u. {.

WHEN you REACH WASHINGTON, 2. CO
:, -. ,-a,, to Iocate around the corner
from, ths White House" take a street car tr'h
r-.fon station direct
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=s sa
FOR SALE.

INfrRTCAN So brand new electric and hani
ror-bi-ed vacuum cleaners s11 @u each. com
-fet. with attachments. National Electric
CO. 50 ~entre ~.
RTC; R9PGAINs-Sightiy rsed orice furniture
1ssrs tvuev riters cash registers. adding
c,arbire. mimeographs. Ming cabinets safes ad-
sressing machines. time clocks partitions. check
s-otstt~rs bookcases NATHAN. White st.
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INSTRUCTION.

UTGFEST PRiCEssfor diamonds. pearls. old
gold. established 1874 Mrs. Lynchs Son.
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For Both Sexes-City.
.bool ROBERT MARKS. lO3 W. 4ad ST.
ore ssI BRYANT
2 r INSTRUCTION. WELLS & 90. 7arH
nd B~oadway Private courts TO- ladies'
Wells instructor -t21 schuyler.
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous

Nr.poN ATTIC SCHOOL OF ENGINEERS. 81
1vo4t - St. construction course. So fizt
course starts April Il a. Mineoa. send %
IL
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24

DUNG MAN $50. married. as an experienced
driver citv. or shipping, O. an, thins NJ g.,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
SCHOOL AGENCIES

American aud Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Govern
ssses .tc to Colleges. schools and Families
Anpiv 70 ars NJ J. YOUNG-FUBTON
y Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-24

4 Male.
| CAPTAIN would Ike 10 take charge or yacht
I or motor boat has masters license. Address
/ 7. r. e., Tribune Uptown Office. 1854 Broad
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-04-08
CHANCE FOR
"ENTERPRIsE SPIRIT"

The fine town spirit of Enterprise
has often been spoken of in my
presence. l myself saw something of
1t manifested when the towns repre-
sentatives returned from winning the
decision for the High School,
Just at present the townspeople Of
Enterprise have another excellent op-
portunity to give further expression
of this "town spirit" by boosting
and supporting one of its benevolent
institutions.
The Baptist Church of Enterprise,
with the help of the Oregon Baptist
State Convention and the Home Mis-
sion Society," has labored hard to
erect church building that is a
credit to the town. It was our con
viction that any new church edifice
should be expressive of the new town
development.
In the face of serious financial strin-
gency and the scarlet fever epidem-
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-04-08

ic in the town, the church has sue
ceeded better than one might have
hoped. The dedicationI came just
when the cry of hard times was the
loudest and hence it was not pos
sible to get many cash pledges nor
to get pledged every dollar of the in
debtedness, as we had reasonably
expected to do. After the dedication
the State Convention sent to the
field its pastor-at-large, a man of
large experience in every way, but
he had only begun to get hold of
matters when the scarlet fever clos-'
ed the church services and other
wise hindered the work. q
But in spite of all the hindering
conditions, $500 church building
has been erected and all indebted
ness is provided for in gifts, cash and
pledges, with the exception of about
$1,000, and this without any mortgage
loans as yet on the property. The
project is therefore wholly within
the bounds of financial safety. This
to my mind is in reality great vic
tory.
Rev. II. B. Foskett, our pastoral
large, only took the work up on
March and the scarlet fever has
hindered him most of the time. He
has, however, been able to make
some progress in spite OF hampering
town conditions. He has been able
to arrange by credit and transfer of
pledges, ETC., for about $500 of the
Indebtedness and has raised $500 more
in pledges. He will continue In
charge of the work and on the resum
ption of the public services, he will
be able to do more. AS a man of
large experience, he is doing his best
to adjust all matters. to collect pledg-
es. secure new pledges. secure loan
to cover the balance, etc.
Both the church and the State Con-
vention regret that the peculiar town
conditions have made necessary some
delay In the payment of some out
standing bills, Residents of Enter.
prise who know ct first hand the con
ditions ought to be the most sym
pathetic and considerate. Knocking
Is certainly not in order and there
are no grounds for any uneasiness
when the real facts of the case are
faced. Enterprise is not long to be
hard up Some progress has been
made, and more win be made. A
little time will see many changes for
the better.
Here then Is the chance for the
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-04-08
Enterprise spirit,

Enterprise spirit"
To sum up the case; The Baptist
Church, under hard town conditions,
has brought a creditable church build
ing enterprise within perfectly safe
financial bounds. The remaining
$1,000 (out of $75OO) can be cared for
in little time by further pledges or
loan on mortgage. The church is do
ing its best, not only in it's own
strength but with the cooperativeh help
of the State Convention. whose pastor
at-large is the acting pastor What
will the right town spirit do in such
a matter?
The Enterprise spirit" should GER
tasnly lead creditors to show consid-
GRAFTON and leniency and cooperate
with Mr.. Foskett in his work for the
church. 1t is surely not the right
town spirit to hinder a benevolent
institution, handicapped by temper
ary local conditions, yet doing its
best and making progress.
The Enterprise spirit" should GER
tainly lead the townspeople, regard
less of church, creed, politics, color,
wealth. poverty and business, to lend
helping hand in removing the last.
and relatively small, part of the in
debtedness on building that is
credit to the town. How easily the
townspeople could do it if they all
got into the matter! Cash or pledg-
es may be given to our Mr. Foskett.
/ have seen something of the En-
terprise spirit" l am now looking 70
another manifestation. Like the man
from Missouri, l am waiting to be
shown. The Enterprise spirit" must
be judged not by its claims but by
its fruits. :
FRED G. w. PARKER,
Corresponding Secretary Oregon Bap-
tist State Convention. Office: 3OS
YIN. c. A. Building, Portland, Ore.
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-04-08
IN LATE WINTER
AND EARLY SPRING
We seldom feel JUST RIGHT

At such time KAsPARIllk is the best and
safest Blood Purifier, the most successful
prescription for spring humors and such
disorders of the blood as boils, pimples,
pustules, blotches, sores and cutaneous
eruptions. Kasparilla Is admitted to be
the best remedy for that lack of energy
and the peculiar debility so prevalent
during the close of winter and the opening
of spring. For arrangements of the di-
gestive organs it is natural corrective,
operating directly upon the liver and ali
mentary canal, gently but persistently
stimulating a healthy activity. Its
beneficial influence extends, however, to
every portion of the system, aiding in the
processes of digestion and assimilation of
food, promoting wholesome, natural
appetite, correcting sour stomach, bad
breath, Irregularities OF the bowels, con-
stipation and the long list of troubles
directly traceabie to those unwholesome
conditions. Kasparilla dispels drowsi-
ness, headache, backache and despond-
ency due to inactivity of the liver,
kidneys and digestive tract. 1t Is
strengthening tonic of the highest value.
the BEST SPRING MEDICINE
Hoyr cHRMIcAI. Co. Portland, Oregon
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-04-08
Home Company Has
237O Subscribers
Consolidated Telephone Service
Builds Up Independent sys.
tenn in TWO Counties.

From a published statement by the
managers of the two telephone COM
panies recently consolidated in I'm
ion and Wallowa counties by the
Home buying out the Pacific States
the following will be of interest to
our readers:
The Home company will Immediate
ly have available for service three
toll circuits from La Grande to I'm
ion and Cove and two copper toll
circuits from La Grande to Joseph
and intermediate points, and several
additional iron toll circuits from La
Grande to Elgin. The many toll
lines radiating from La Grande to all
points and a list of the number of
subscribers in different towns affect
ed by the consolidation of both COM
panies may assist in forming an idea
Of the superior advantages of uni
versal service to the various COM
munities served After the systems
are combined the number of subscrib-
ers in the different towns will be as
follows:
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-04-08
o. A. C. BOY TO OVERSEE
BIG MONTANA ORCHARD

Corvallis. April THE Sunset Or
chard company of Montana has secur-
ed as superintendent William t. Strat-
ton, who graduated from the Oregon
Agricultural college last June.s Be
side his college training. Mr.. STRAIT
ton has had considerable experience
in the practical orchard work in the
college horticultural plots, and is
thoroughly familiar with the duties
that win devolve upon him in the
care of the two-thousand acre tract
at Stephensville. Mont. most of which
Is in bearing.
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-04-08
Total i. -. ..237O

Within few days wire connections
will be made which will make it pos
sible to furnish toll servic. to all
points on the toll lines of the extern
sive system of the Pacific company
and to all points on the toll lines of
the Home company in Union and Wal
Iowa counties also valuable addition
to this service will be the handling
from all telephones of Western Union
kilograms and their 50-word day let
ter and 50-word night letter.
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-04-08

Communication on topics Of gen.
eral interest published under this
headiug. provided they are free
from abuse. not too long and signed
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-04-08
Stallion for sale.

Black Percheron. age 9 yrs. weight
1900 pounds; sired by Picador. Yor
can sec him by calling at r. c. Pratt
ranch. JULIUS BIDsTRuP.
sSbz Joseph.
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-04-08
Lumber Wanted.

Wanted by the city of Enterprise,
Oregon. fifteen thousand feet of fin or
tamarack lumber for cross walks.
Bids to furnish same. delivered in
Enterprise, will be received by the
undersigned on or before. April nth.
1911. CHAS. THOMAS 9Sb1
City Recorder of Enterprise. Oregon.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-08-31

T. SALE At A BARGAIN. -
.a.se engjn and boiler, wagon
E. Tree Red Pole Bulls, six
p Jersey Pigs. Apply L. L.
ion, Rhitakers, n. c.
.n doses 1855" will cure any
rattls end Fever. Price, Csc.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-08-31
Goes to Littleion.

Mrs. Lee H. Battle left this week
for Littleton, where she will be lady
principal of the Central Academy of
that place. She was accompanied
by her two sons, Fred and Billie.
Mrs. Battle has proven herself a
splendid teacher, having taught in
some of the best high schools of the
State, and she has many friends here
who will regret to learn of her de-
partire from our midst, but wish
for her abundant success in her new
fredericksburg Times.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-08-31
announcements.

. doses 1865" will cure any
-rt'ls and Fever. Price, 25c.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-08-31
Married In Baltimore.

Mr.. o. ]. Moore and Mrs. Carrie
Grav took their friends completely
by surprise last week and went to
Baltimore, Md, where they were
married on Thursday, August Oath,
the ceremony being performed in
the very quietest way possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore returned to
Scotland Neck Saturday, and since
that time have been receiving the
hearty congratulations and best
wishes of their many friends.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-08-31

f-.."as the cradle Of the silk hat.
IL ms. cam into use there in 1897.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-08-31

"A-o the devil invented money
lie ~aa1l he had sure thing.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-08-31
An Odd Coin.

Mr.. J. B. Burgess showed us big
penny that was made in the year
1875. On one side was stamped one
hundredth part of a dollar, which is
the only piece Of money we ever saw
marked that way. Mr.. Burgess
found the penny on the old Ferrall
place near town, and it had no doubt
been lost many years.