I U4 Mill IS
1 7.W n n D
The Kind You Have Alwnn IVmRlit, and which baa bee
ia ue for over SO year, has borne the Msrnalnre of
and ha been made under hU per-
4 i(f'fTtt "IH'" in-e It Infancy.
CV. 4.04. .n,Mr no , t aefiv yn iu thin.
All Counterfeits luiitiitimit and Jiit-a-irMHl,,ar but
KxiM-riiuruts that trifle with and miliinger the health of
Inliiuts uud CUildrvu-i:uerieuee t;uiut i:ueruueuU
What is CASTOR I A
Caxtoria U a harmlcs ult itute for CaMor Oil, Partv
rorlc, lniM and MMiluiii"; Svmps. It in I'U-uniiiU It
cntitiiiu ueither 0iuiu, Morphine nor other Niiniitlo
Mibklanee. lit ase in It ciiuniiitee. It dcMmya Worm
and allays t'eterUlitiev. It t-urv Ii.irrlii-u and Wind
Colic. It relieve Tt'ctliiiis Trouble, eures CoiotiKitioU
and I'lutiilcnrv. It uwiiuilalsM tlu TtHHl, reKUluteo the
tttonuuh uud linnets i;i'iS healthy aud uutiirul a'cvps.
The Cuildrvu's l'linuce-a-Tlio .Mother's) t'rietMl.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
CLOUDS WITHOUT DUST.
7
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
T. P. DILLON,
O furniture Denier and funeral Director.
Store Phone 7; Residence Phone M.
C. B WKIIH. Pres. T J HAI'.K. Vi,-. Pres. it. I.. KLANIUAN. N-, .n.l Triw.
Carolina Marble & Granite Co.,
INCORPORATED
bpecial Designs m Marble and Granite
MonuiiK'ntsi, Tombstones, Monu
ments, Iron Fences, Etc.
We have just received our first car of Marble, con
sisting of a real nice line of finished Monuments, Tablets,
etc., and cordially invite anyone in need of work in our
line to call around at our yard and we will take pleasure
in quoting prices. It shall be our aim to do first-class
work and at the very lowest prices.
Remember we guarantee entire satisfaction and have
come among you to stay, and all we ask is to be sure and
see us before you buy.
Respectfully,
J. E. EFIRD, Mgr., Monroe, II. CJ
Yards at Statesville, Salisbury, North Wilkesboro, & Monroe, N.C
ArmTn I) iili iMix'rtu P
May not contain the latest sty'. 9
Furniture that you would like
for both beauty and use, and, if
not, it will pay you to examine
our line of
China Closets, Side-boards, Extension
Tables, Chairs, Suits and Single Pieces ?
of all kinds. We can make you
prices on these goods that will
interest you.
For twenty rear the ak-Miaa of
1 Dr. Ait ken, Uav-ed on tenet of (
beautiful eiperimeuU, that cloud
cannot form in the air without dut
particle to re a nuclei for coa
dcBUn ku been acveplcd, but
sow r. Aitkt-B himself ha made a
Utile tenation by Jijriiig tut
on prvti.iu statement. He lu
found that certain case, su. h as ;
hvdrcjten peroxide, sulphuretcd hv- '
droeu aud chlorine, when present
in the alnniliere are converted x
the action of sunlight into nuclei,
upon which cloudy condensation ran ;
take place. Accordingly. a!tluu:h
dust i ordipari'y lu-cv-sarv tor
cloud formation, yet clouds may
firm in ilut'es air miles aUe liie
earth. It hould U- all.d th.it
ain in orii.-r-ai coneluvion aa
pu!!;ie.l Dr. Aitk-'n aduutteil the
ponsiUl.tv that iunhine mijiit ire
ate b:im-oii! r.uclii, lut lie ha n!v
rivintiy etablilusl the fat that it
diHu.
Prtt.rvirg Tiinbar.
A ftricii of cxim riiimit lit re
cent Iv l-n conducted in ticrni.iiiy
for liie pur.e of testiii); the rela
tive merits ti lime, coal tar and car
Uiliiieiiin to precnre UmUr from
rxnnj. Lime a found to Iw the
leat taluable, !u!e e.ml tar pre
terved tl.c exterior or surface Lile
it did not atTist the inttrior unlea
it was to facilitate dt ay. t'arlio
linenm, however, pne exivlleiit re
mits where the timVr had Ut-n
harked and we!' dried U fore appli
cation i ii!.i!e. Coal tar has nev
er Uen found to pov-t" am value
lr i X. i pt :.s It t X I'.ld-
:'t p. n. tr .le the
in 1 i lice it l a'-r- '
o.-tre m tl.c 'od '
aniiot cm .ipc and h.i-
'l'lie ac! ..in .1 cir'oo
unlik.' th.s, hciue us
SIMPLY AN
A LITTLE NONSENSE.
Good Thing Clinched Fran a Windy
City Paper. ,
ANACHRONISM
ae d.-ii-t) Oh, I uppoe J
nit v.. a are I.m couardlf to tao
Lie a girl fearer four oan tut.
B) BLMtW IrraBOf Hrati :
"I'radlieiit keep aarra these calj
dav.
"I la I' plenty of e,wl"
".No, bat he c,ct out the old pa
per of L-t i!iiti! r and r ad aUut
tiie s.'ntroi.c? and t!i!ir,.Urtorni.
1L iuujitiatiou d.Hs the n-st."
it
Cfyriil.t, (., Um
a. MMi-r rvoiiwr
Iir-t
tli.-rm
Mf .-e
a. i 1
St
the r
etart.
"H.o
take c
1
-id i:.
it.
Mirt. r
. t la
a. ccpt
...rt.
Win
Have you luard
t llarnson a ill
the noiuiiiaiion
Hive 1 heard
my dear lv, I
in! I '
- o it r:
' t until
mnicd to
Iiiij. and
the maid
( .t ;l!
hi- !
' at !.
"W
U !:. lie bit a IMIiiTi.
"Hut l!i. rv are no bwn aowadarm,
Sj.rta." d.-ilan-il fowler, with a pity
lii aiinlr at bl imtiy rwan. "Kancy
a h.T. in a frw k mi! Wlut an aa-
i aelironiwuir'
i "Vvhai Uu j..u think. Mr. Winner
Sttvia lurinil in a vouna man bo bad '
Iwn a ailent 1istenT. -Are there na J
; 1). r' l'ft V I
j "I'nilj fair iiii!l.il..n, at any rate."
1 he aii'rv.l. '"TuXe up au,v o. wi- ;
i r Hii.1 ee if t!i:a ia an ace ,.f cvW-
: ar.ti-.' !
i t
I "iVli.A.r s;inl it a" oit In tiw- !
i. r li.Ti " of iMuriico in the i
I ok. I. v:,l tbe cl'l Mue qiuxolie here '
bits ic'ite cat." i
Jnt llicti M.turuv llortcira entrance
aM i
"1
of I
I. Yx't- t
en.M:'i Iliellt
Kox.t-I
le-t. "
II. nt:--X.
t-. ii. r to Ja.
"I'll call fur you
: tm wort. Then tti.iv
be tluv'll throw coal at me.
ha ei;ht
' .r,-Whea: Wluit wild j
be ii'iy aor-e than a spider with :
I. a M i mi-Why. i ccntipcd with
rV !! !..i::-. . f co itm-. I'hUao
Ncas.
A ThOLUMful Viid.
pro..) a: v ni.c.mre m t:.c u o.l ,
KreuU-re.Wy. $ j
But. nut Bftor Pltaaarc. C jSi V-s i'A i
John Mn, hell toM a .t..ry recent- ; A.ffi7 A j
lv in liie t lover el,.:, of Philadelphia jtSJ liK
h:,!i i f a ecrt...n (niii huiuor. f ifcgi ,3 ' J ic I
lie .... tallv , a! ,:it the s. f 'A $
liess of life, and hi- story '.re oat ! F , - 7, jatfMI
Ins xu-w. He said ti re '.-re tao V' '"ii
n-ters, sennitrees. alio 1.x ed ill a ' Ja
little room aiL I earn. d their bn a.l ' ,
l sea hi i;. They a,-re x.miic and ' f
Ihcv svi.loiii laaaid. ' j
ini.lv ,iti... ! ' " i k: ... k at in v door at b I
sit in a stoop- i ' 1 I .,":,:"
ill ,!.,v an! a ."':-T: Ua l;' l--o'"d. 1 wa
cn::.L'. H.c ,"r-i- ' "' 'v:1:: - .' "Ll-" a
lite worn eat '
j to ,,. , XVhjt More Could He Want?
1 wish we oia; i' yiu, r .-liners onjecuou
,1 - to me. Mi. .i.r" a-i...i tt:t vntiius
t, r's tnoutii took on u gnm -n.ile as , "'n- j
she returned: "He tili and ..rk 1 ,,"'(" "" application,
hard. Hiliiiii- before idciisiire." : ," r' '
"No a: ;.' , . !" I .,. , , ho, d bit- 1
ii r: . . I n o. :, i' .e Krou 1 ve r
restiiiir " ' "'' "V I" s-e xoii twice week j or
iw of ! 1,,r l;, :u"'.v :x years!" i'liicao j w
pl.ia of 1 I
I i in- i - . ... I
I rrovero wrong. j
"Th.i'li lA,.e ll'ore ynii spoi.lt '
; on.o," -"id the n -in who (iii ites.
i i Mr, I tlutiK, is ii )ooa luot-
"I ,l.,'l f'l el- i., " ...I.I ll,., , n. 1
I Ii ai eo.l.'er. W ,,.ie u ,' tlllliKllli.
pl.'ttv, I'llt
They n, vrr w ore
Tiny ,!:,! nn'hii ; I :
Ct lUlltlKle. :n'
' I I--rt of ti;e
liylit w Io n she ua-
aitii labor the viuint'er
Icr -i-ti r: "t'h. diar!
win- both dead: 11.
A Daring x-Quecn.
'flic tno-t in", mill n.l i:it
nielhhcr of the id fat. I 1
It .nana Is the ci-iiei n
N.lple.-, sl-ter ot the llllird. Ii
press of Aii-'riii 1 lurty y.ars i
she na- a wouiaii of roniark.i
beautv and il.inn ' and a as the i,
of the Neapolitan annv. When tin
arilimaii- w. re storuui, the for
tre-s ol inula, the iiiieeu ilonn,
uniform and loain braxeiv iiiiiist
them, sh.. in her conti mpt of dan
ger by co.dlv smoking a i n.-ar while
the bullets were nunino uroimd her.
She na- lil-n one of the ileviie-t
horsewomen in llaroiii' and on more
than one m ca-i.,!i ha- Inn d ii circus
ill i'aris and cxcititnl the nio-t dar
ing ban-bin k feats of a cinus rider.
uli.e. Mabel," : bailed tin aubject. U i line son roe
I t.i iro.
j 'if .l.ai'ie li.itliihi;
t'oin ti Open n I ii.ne." kiiJ fnw !i r.
. r iniiin in vt week, to lm b l-iiionuw."
ss you'll do vour I Winne 11..I.I1-.I and .k Ida teal a.
! lleinm s)l,it, Into the vaeaut libiee
Ih S..U- Si ii i;,.
I tin- tan .mum: men b.nl their rea-
sons f r an. id, ns ia b oilier. Inl in",
j l.i , ,,im. . i. .1. the nveni .l.aili of a rich
n-liitne bail given bis fiulre pn,HTty
to liorl. ii. wlio was a decree tba near
er. Kier.v cue Lnew tun the old man
iiil.nd. .1 Wynne for bis beir, thouch
be bad i.enl.si.sl 10 make a will, but
lb utoii sun in ihiii ebanee only bla
uwu ni.sl luck.
Tut tics nas not til!. It ana an open
.si-ei Hun U.ib n.linlnsj Sylvia Iten
ti.im uu. I H.at li. r aunt favnre,! if ,r
toii sin.e bl 11. -o si..ii to wenltli. Slie
honestly hclicvcd it lo r duly to make
t!ie ..si s.ssil,e match f..r h.T or , ha 11
mine. who. iimnch foriimeless hi-nh-lf.
bad Im.ii l.roiihl up !n luiiiiy.
Wynne was at ins desk next day
w ti. 11 he h ard the door Is-hind him
open.
'You're a bit inily. Fowler." be aaid
without nnsilli; his even.
"It isn't Fowler." llorton ndvunc-d.
"I'd like a feiv iier.ls niib jou (.. fori'
be rt in s.'
Wynne tinned and hmked lit II ,rton
"W. II:" lie siil.l.
"Time pn-ss,-.,," wild llorton. "an I'll
come 1,1 th,- point. I saw you with
Si Ma lleiih. jn last evening"
Wi nncs lips. t:Kl!ten.-.l. "Weir;" he
aid ni;ain as llorlmi hesitate
'Will, of .iiar-e 1 know you want to
marry her. Wait a minute." as Wvnnf
11 .ade 11 ipii,'; nioveiiieiit. "Just think
It over. Me- has nlwiila hi-cn llssj to
luxury mid would he ihlacrtil.le with
out 11 .. n tun nine your own war
lo laiike. .11111 knew look at the other
sale. 1 r.iuid iiintify nil her wbluis.
l ie set my heart on her, and I'm will-
In; to pay ihe price. If I make It
Worth your wb.le to withdraw" -
toil cur. Wynne apramt up with
c!ih. bed bunds. (let cut f my aielit
F-wtatw. pastxJ kia way throaefc.
Wyaae sveissd kia eye and touted at
aiuL
"lion uV h.' UaiariereA
"Oafe i tb. r. nf..und k.mT" aiut
trred FuwWt. "Yoa gare hua Toar
irbanea." stia a M-uck faeaa at tba
truih.
r-ut It mwl that Wynm bad had
a wonderful mn. There aaa no
j eootnaaloa or broken tonea; ha weald i
be rtcbt acuta la a few day a
I Ko It provrd. hen be next a
I aytvla Henhata all that remained ef
i bla misadventure was aa unusual pab
I lur and a tear acruas the forehead.
Iffy Ma eanie to awwt hint with oot
at rvtcbed hand, her faee aglow. "Jack
I told aeM-aiie said wllhout any nrr-f-
aee. "a. n waa so Inn of jrou to
do itr
He slnsdl hla Btmd. He eonbt m4
take her uralsee on false reteiisea. "It
would have been cowardly not tu." be
aald. "When I found myself thinking
that only his life stood between me
and all that I .-are fi In llna
w.eld"-
"IH yua i-sre so much f.tr-lhe
BioiHyr" slie mid softly.
The look and lie broke down hi
aetf control. "You know It Isn't the
Excess
1
Of Smohing Affected!
My Heart
So I Had To Sit Up
To Breathe.
Dr. Miles' Heart Cur
Cured Me.
SEABOARD
(a
Aia Line Railway
BH-wIKX Jt ViiRK, TAMPA. AT
LA VTA. SEW OKUUStf A3D rulXIl
WOCTU ANUWK.Tr.
IN EFFECT NOVEMBEH 23. I0O3.
MOCTUWAKD
IiaL'T
N. il
: Lt 5sw York. FRK. lit SAfm
L, ri..'..wiiii, run, a iv,a
be Hal.ii,'r. " 1141
L V airgcra. " J o-aa
1.. iiiet.u-.a. n 1 nj, ie.-.,
I.t .V.riinn,
L lltb-Wr-va, "
l.t hsl ci
bt jiiu.ii I1n '
l.t 11. ml, I.
I. OJir: ' ,
Ar Nivabaa.
Xr Jack--r.l,l.
Arii Auautia. "
Ar Tainea. "
To Cut let.
liepre-e!ltat ivo lleidler rullic out
nf tl c house and met lici.rcsc ntutivu
Xci in ooitiir in.
"What are thev dmiii in there.
Jake?" asked Neiin.
Amos Allen of Maine hua got up
a lull that cuts a lot of ice. '
Xevin was interested.
"Is that so?" he inquired. "What
is it about ':"
It provide for an ice breaker in
the I'eiiobsoot river." ,
the ci n-
mi.i'iv thitikiiiir
11.'- mii.e other fellow
in. e to e, t oil (he bril
' I'l.illiiiiore lleruld.
To Be Well Spoktn Of. '
Tu, 1. (1, ,.rj, If 1011 wouUl have
nun sj,i a! hi li of von aider you nre
ib ad, ciiii.:!e a sunny di-position
iin.l be kind nnil s uipiilhetic with
nil.
T'otn Vi-. iiiul if ,a would have
I men s, oal. well id' you while you are
nine be r., h and prosperous. Bos
ton i r.ui-i ript.
An Empty Assurance.
"Ib- -aw he'd S1....-C Lis last dol
lar w 'th inc."
"Vi -," said the man who looks lit
thin.' Idly, "but he is a inun who
will take precious piod care never
to l'i t dow n lo his last dollar."
V11-h1nM0n Star.
lie i. p.,i1 short, list.icmr. There
a iiuoii- riili oiitaide. then a err
that rani: sharply tliroiitli the room:
"I 'Ire'"
llotli men sprain." to the door, but
wberei 1 r they turned the smoke poured
All Aboard for
Good Bread.
REAL ESTATE OWNERS
who have land to sell should list it with us and thereby
have it advertised in the newspapers free of cost.
Buying and
soiling
land
is our
Many a well-meant, well-planned attempt at bread-makine is
wrecked on the hiwls of poor flour. Cheap Hour is bid Hour -Its
low price is the maker's excuse for the Inferiority of his product
Oood bread Is not hard to make- Half the voyage is over when vou
get good flour. Whiter, Atrcnger, sharper, purer flour than oum can
not be made. Therefore we caution you to ask for the "(jOLOHN
ROD" and "INVINCIBLE" brand. These brand are mild at the low
est price for which really first class flour can be sold and its price I
bllsinCSS tnenKhest yu need 10 P"y ln r to get the best. I tew are of bad
iiour ana snort weights- Uur quality and weights are guaranteed-
mmwm
hKHiey." he said velh-Qienlly. "ex.i
aa the money nu-ous yon Y.-s, 1 aiust
May tliow I love you! 1 hoe you!"
dropping the hands he had grasped.
The slender bands flottiTed laiek to
bla sleeve. "I might any something, too.
If If you asked nie"
"If I asked your He caught nee
hands again, 'eilvla. your aunt told
aie you would 1' wretched wllhout -w
it boul w hat I cannot off. r you yet
and I brlb-ied h.T. Hut now Tell
me, tiylvla. may I speak now and not
feel that I am rlsklue your hapidnesa:
May I. doarr
The answer waa so low tliat he had
to lieud bis head very close to hear
It. Hut that It was satisfactory may
be Inferred from Kowb-r'a remark a
little utter, w hen they met at the lbs
"Well. I ion ijulxote," he anld. with a
k.sn glance Into YVyiuie'a face, "you
don't look aa If you had r. 'nte.l your
folly yet."
I've seen no reason for repenting so
fur." Wynne laughed liaek.
"ll'tn! I atipNe you think you've
kma-kisl my theories all to pieces."
said Fonder. "Hut I still inaliitain that
you're simiily an anachronism, only."
with a qiilMleal look, "on Ihe whole
I sbouhUi't blind If there were more
of you.'"
A Tassler.
A rerbilli boy gt to a Presbyterian
Hundav scbonl. He baa never ttvn
biiplli.sl lining to the fuel that bla
pareiita are uol uieniberaof the cbureh.
Tin y souiellmiia attend religious serv
ices, however, and their soli luis fre
qin utly bad opimrlunillcs for wltn.s
Ing the baptismal ceremony. Hecent
ly bis Sunday school teacher had a ills
eus. Ion with him concerning the fact
Unit be had never been liaptlaei!, In
forinlhtt lilm that until be was be could
not liccoine a uiemlier of the church.
lie went homo, inilderably troubled,
to ask his mother atiout It.
"Yes" she answered; "you must lie
haptiiiHl heforv you can lie taken Into
the church."
"Well, wlij didn't you have 1110 Imp
tl.isl when waa a little lathy?" he
coiiiphiiufd.
"oh. tbiil dnesu't matter. You ran
be bailUid at any time."
"I Hi boys w ho an' i litbt or nine years
old ever gel tin pi I fed':"
"Yes. often. F.vcii men, eoiiietltuca,
are baptized."
This was going too far. lie looked
at her with oh ii dlsliellef and by way
of Justifying his doubt said:
Not big men as old as papa! How
could their pitrctita hold them 111 tbclr
arms while the minister was wetting
their headsr-rblmgii Itoconl Herald.
The U h.i.t that k a drlrtet
tout lrl r-ui ih umik ac tun mnn
thM Uw ris.-soe .-e ul t.4.ck aa-1
trs-lf rM-t. aniii.t ti hcarl, aa ori-rri.i
fr. ang mthr ill-. cbo:..g iruau. u, is.
ttiftd. aiscnmt- t trota sire.inf , the le
si.ir sa.i ins.-,!!- . 4.lt wi, lh
suttr ku tu a U 1. I..J ,.. mu, lr.
l.,.-tt.i.,.inil.,,l l.nl hr.ir.
Sm"krt . Sj ,i ,ht he, :, n ,,d .Im
a., a.4 an.lrrsiii,t I t-tr ..n 1. ,;.,l
Wiincd ia l aw, U Ih. Kiao.nm eter .act:
"I tiT.llv tnwhlrd with aa a-tfi .
the Hen. I inmk toriies-o.-sinok ef
tie.,,. v. ,r s li 1 mu nnrcttd
n efg-a a c-k H itr.tnx.i w!,a 1.
rlvde.t I. M .' Ilr.tt l ii.-r. 1. M ,.'
Nrnineiikl Ni-rseand I nn I . !. i
aitk (..iiunif, rlc 1 laal.tui!, I. .a.wr.l tl I- Hin i.-ea.
tiuei.HHti;.irn . n.i am -iv.1 l, jV tl. it L.V lleirn.
I -v.o
4 I'.'.io
l'ai
J i a
l iaia
t-l'Ha
. i,,i'"
an'l we can handle properly which you may have been unsuccessful
with yourself. We will also collect rents and buy mortgages and
judgments on land. Several farms, temporary tracts and town lots
on hand for sale on easy terms. Quit paying tents and buy a home
with rent money. Will buy for ourselves any real estate in the
county, il for sale at a bargain.
Henderson Roller Mills Gompanu.
J. E. HENDERSON, Manaeer.
r
Union Real Estate Go.
Office: Armfield i Williams. E. C. WILLIAMS, Manager.
- i
ASH CRAFT'S
Eureka Liniment.
BI IHIllilln HACK TO BOIITOX AMD
1.KAIK.KO HIM TO Till WIN1XIW.
In tb.-lr faces, hut and stifling. The el
evnr shaft was a well of flume, the
staircase half burned awny, so sudden
was the work of destruction.
"Tins way!" punted Wynne.
Hut the tire run with them up the
walls, along (be ceiling, blistering and
crackling over their heada. At the
end nf the passage was a window coin
miiiidlng a lire escn. Wynne cllnilied
up and called buck to llorton:
""ulek. for your life!"
"I c.m'1!" gasped llorton, unnerved
and helpless.
Wynne knew that there waa barely
time for bla own escape. Why should
he Mierlflee his life fur the U)R0 who
shut ti I in out from love aud fortune?
For an Instant he thrilled with the re
alntation of all that this chance might
mean; the next he hurried back to llor
ton and dragged him to the window.
The fresh nlr revived the half stupe
fled man. am! he descended In aafrty.
Wynne was following when a great
piece nf crumbling plaster struck blni
on the head. Illcodlng and stunned, be
staggircd and went down.
J'owler, who had been an auilous
This Liniment will remove sttavin. snlint.
ringbones, and all cartilaginous erowth
when applied in the earlier Btagcs of the
disease. One of the most common lame
nesses, however, among horses and mules is
sprain of the back tendon, caused he over
loading and hard driving. Ashcraft's Eureka
Liniment is a never-failing remedy . T5,e
Liniment fs also extensively nscA t.vZ.
rheumatism, and mssTji
List week between Monday morning and Satur 1,.
eolden opportunity to visit our store. Y -:
. ju were
Mt, one
the loser.
If-
SrWARDl
visit our store this week and inspect our lines you
win tie rewarded.
SIKES & WINCHESTER.
9 1 enroam
Vou Know What Vou are Taking
When you take (irove't Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula it p'sinly
punted on evrry bottle showing that it
it simply Iron anil (.Miiuine lu a
less form. No Cure. No ";y
Knl a Pleasant Trlu.
It was on bis return from a morn
than successful concert trip Unit one of
the Ih-i know ii coiuoscr musician
was met In the street by a friend.
"Pleasant trip?" his friend Inquired.
"Illeasaut drip!" the musician un-
swenj. "Aeh, hiiuniel, no! Y'y, vhen
we got down dhere the baritone haf
forgot hla treaa d rouse ra, und vol shall
a doj
"So I go on uud blay. uud I run qvlek
la-blut the sienet und rhaneh, uud be
go oud uud alng und come qvlek back
again, und I put em ou uud blay.
Aeh, I haf rhanehed my (trousers
scfen time dose vou rfeidngs alreaty!"
It Is told of this asm musician that
he la now enjoying the conjugal folic
Ity of a third attempt, and UH)U being
Introduced to a young man at a reeep
ttnu r,ii'iitly lie aald:
"Ah, you married r
"Yea." the young man replied.
'Hot a Root rlfer
"Fine."
"tioot-goot! I haf now, too, also.
She make thoae Are und cook und nefer
lioder at all. She I Up prat vlfe I efer
haf, you belief me. Loudon Answers.
mv rate is n mia?, ...a .n. .n. i,
fc Ktg anmg I' c u.s ,.( K,a rl
wis to am. his coul.l n.4 krrp n,, kc is
st it sful tutterrd gtrjilv bom kitrr m
ss-s,l Hi. br ut. Mli, imr u ,tM
Would b. tori-r-l to sssumc a filling r-lure
bigrtaisbiralS. snd be ti.f I n . bring a
w.mld Ktm . though 01, hrsrt k.4 slopped
branng. Fr. h ;4rn.l,d rtsii.u achieved
mair csl can rhecrtullr rrcommrn.l Hr.
Mi,t llraitft. KrM.ln. .Nrmti. and
caber rrni..ih- to ail Mirtrr. t lrm heirt
nenoas Is-uWrs " van Iruir, t.iiiaH
IUl u IKsh.n. A'a.
All dnirgius sell aad eiurantee firrt bo.
tic Ir. MiUV Kcnici
ic. J-eft.l 1- Ire. txs-k
a Nsriout an.l He,rt fiiseaiev AJUirsa
111. ktdCs Medical Co, td.luit, lad.
People's Bans
OF MONROE, N. C.
Solicits your account and baukinc
business. Ve guarantee AHStil.1'1 F
SF.CI KITY, promptness an.l all the
accommodations that SOI ND bank
ing will admit of. Interest paid, ac
cording to acirrtiirnt, on deposit, h it
for our staled perioj. Always readv
for loans uu appuivcd paper,
O. P. HEATH. President.
M. L. FL()V,
Commiisiorer of Duds for Soutb Cirvliai, In
HortB Carol in: tlsO I Juslirr of II Poiif
for (Jaioa County, ted NuUry PjM,c
f North Urolnii. :-: ::
Siierisl atleul.on given to takine Af
fidavlts, Aikiiowlcdlinirnt or l'r.w l id
Oeeds, Moilcagrs, Contiacls, Kills of
Salr, Powers of Atloinev. Kenuntia
lions of Dower an.! luhriitanie, I'ep
osilions, Willing and rrobatiug I'.rds.
Murtnaeeinnil all other papers, issuing
Slate Waruuta, Haun and le!.ei
and All.il l.iiieiil papers, Civil Sum
nmns and Ihe Collection of Claims.
Othee at M. L. Flow Co. s Stole,
easl ol courthouse, Monroe, N. C.
S. a7 STEVENS, M. D
MONK E, N. t.
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D. Stewart, M.
MUSKilR, S. C.
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Irk (oatlela' Kaewwa.
One of the first duties I fulfllled as a
iiipernumerary warder waa the ear
and control of prisoners "down for tlie
doctor." Convicts complaining of alek
nesa are allowed to leave their calls
during their dinner hour and form up
lu a king rank outside the medical o (fl
eer's Mom, Into which they enter and
late their eaaea lu rotation. Many of
tlss prisoners complaints and request
at the doctor'! desk ara eitremely fun
ay and grotesque.
"1'leaae, sir, I've got a bad heart,"
one man says lugubriously.
"I know yoa hate," the doctor re
plies, with a laugh. "If you bad a
good one, you w ould not. In ill proba
bility, hare seen a prison Interior."
"Would you be so kind, air," the next
Dian snya persuasively, "s to let Die
hate one or two of your aanctlmoDtoua
plUsr-I-oralon Tit lllta
Calls piompt!) amui i, d in day (i n
Houston's I'iiic Slcre; ul ni,!,t li u
result-nee on Colitue Stiert.
OhVr ill -'ltgclald liillldiug.
Office buir 1 1 to ii. A. M. I'h. me 141
JOHN P.MONROE,;.:. D.,
atCNKCE.N C.
Day calls answeud Innti ll..-...i.'.
ill m su re and oliiee, '( luine 1, N 1 I
from Commercial Hotel, 'phone 2 10.
B. HOUSTON,
SUKGliON DKNTIST.
Office up flans, Fitirald Huildii ,.
Northwest of Courtliuusr,
Monioe, N. C.
HANI ARUI IKI.n. ELLIS C, ll ll LtAHS.
ARMFIELD & WILLI 4KS,
attorneys and Counsellors at Law.
MONKOE, N. C.
Traclice in all the Slate and l iiile.
States Com Is.
I'roiupl atunticii given lo eollec
lions and general law pi ,u lice.
fcaTPersons interested in the settle
lieu t of estates, adiuiiiistralors, ese.
cutors, and cnaidiaus ara especially
invited to call 011 llieui.
Continued and painstaking altentint
will lie given, at a reasonable pi ice.
lo all legal business.
OrHce id coui lliouse opposite Clerk',
jfflie.
MEHir t. AI'AMI, TIIOMSS J. Jl ROHI
ADAMS S JEROME,
UltORNfcYS At Lftlt.
MONROE, N.O.
Practice in all the Courts, Stale am'
Federal 1 lie management ui estate
or enroit'jrs, administrator! aspeciab
ty. Careful and diligent altenlioi
given to Ihe foreclosure of niortciicri
and collection ot claims. Motiri
oancd without enprnse to lender. All
utifialiou given prompt and careiu
attention. Office east of courlhom
The Sunny South
FREE!
R.B. Redwine. A. M. Stack
EES WINE & STACK.
Altornryi-al- La',
MONROE. N. (;.
Practice in all Hie Stale and IV
al Courts. W ill nianace r
Pavrnloi. A . I ... i n 1 . 1 . " .
o.jble I a-, ; and will
How to (iat lit
A POSTAL CARD
5t-if t4-.U r crit
fr.g to v ard -u jii
Ujq Sunny South
fcr tht cwrtnt itsut.
S-nd on!) Hrtid al FrnnllU .
Thl. ll ItM S.j!tt t lirrtl I !sfV Mrk,
pSiii J al Anmi. da , txitv u (ar.t
jn-ar rciiU(iun nn mri ,, a-i.
llm htttii'l ,(ipv , rt,&r will mk0
you ikru'r Sunny S..t,(', r Tii
rjper lv.t ,V. t- J H l it il.ralurr.
rnmin.ai, f,t jnj l j iJ five lt
f ll v l h.n tint . if f.tl i Tin. sn,.s mitcj
mth4rrn writrr air jn .t g r ct tt'tHilir
Two f.s.J tottjit rt iiajt in ft .f-rn
Ir.-l of iMttorai tant.
OA Sunny Soutii ttviri ith
Iht lift Iht gtf Jt tmiifi lli K.'-iai tun'
thin warm efrttiir(f lit,, aciivity, v4
Ih tra'tn It Ittvtf f)J n4uAh i.ttrli ttvr
hand isf InJurrv. Tht wtt (, mt fia-rtni
wtth fft truth of the ingcni.iia aid pt'vt. and
ftvtt out tht very al, of ttvt otaic;, pjim
V m4 tay. Tht fcauty and p4-h.e, fh
roaanct ard )rfnf of ih land lrt ltv
Corn Uaw up tht g..i J 11 HinUt.nt ani
tht crtflnn hitttii In Hn mtanniitit, saIH ht
fivcD Hi flit well filled culumnaud Ihit taJ
tUtlng wrvkly.
tffand on a Foatftl Card fh
UMl and a.Urttwtof tlx nf yotjrntt;ti-
lon who wituid ipprtciato rht uppnunit t.j
rtad a coy of Tftt Sunny Somb, a4 t a
4. MMplt vili b m4 fi to each
4 Address cA'l CommumcAtAvu fV
t G)Q Sunny South.
J Allmtt, Ok.
Br$M W. i
ROET." L. STEVENS,
Attorney and Counsellor-it-Laf.
MoNKOR. N. C.
Prompt attc'itK.. Riven tu all nmt
:rrs pUcrt! in uur lianJs,
Manaciitriit yf estates for (tuarj
a ns, a-lniini tralois and rxreuturs a
iteci..lly. Charts rc.anoiuMe.
Ollire cam nf CViurthuune. (formerly
xcupifd by tl'e latf P. A. CoviiiKti-n.)
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For chronic scratches Ashcraft's Eureka Lini
ment is without an equal. Three or four applica
tions will cure this disease In its worst form.
Owing to the wonderful antiseptic cpjalities, the
Eureka Liniment should be used in the treatment
of all tumors and sores where proud flesh is pres
ent. It is both healing and cleansing, entirely
destroying all parasites and putrefaction.
Users of Ashcraft's Eureka Liniment must re
member it should not be used on feverish nana
'aesMrsMssa." s it acts as counter-irritant and stimulant,
rrice 50c bottle. Sold by
The English Drug Company.
--ErW.LEMMOD,
Attorney-at-Law.
will practice in ill Ihe Stale and Coil
ed States Courts. Special! attention
given to Hie settlement of estate! for
Guardiana, Kir cutors and Adminis
trators, and the collection of claims.
Reasonable charges. Also agent and
lo-al attorney lor the Panther City
tl me Company, from which loaol
may be obtained on real estate. Office
one door east of M. L. Flow Co s
slorj. Phone No. 203.
Notice of ;A4ffiingtr'ation.
"'v"s llus day qualified before Ihe
clerk of the Superior Court (s admin
istrator of J.F. E. Braswell, deceased,
notice is hereby (iveo to all parlies
holding claims against laid eitafe to
present them duly aulhenticattd to
ihe undersigned on or before the 28th
day of January, 11)04, or this aolice
will be pleaded in bar of their recov
ery. All parties indebted to laid es
tate must make immediate payment or
coati will be idded
This January land, 1903.
ESTHER E. CRASYYELL,
Admioistralrii of J. F. E.
Ilraswjll, Deceaaed.
Redwine & Slick, Att'ya.
diatii b r
,ur"lfose mm testes aud neeotiati
loans, without rimace lo Morlcanrrr
and Money Lenders, whrn prai lirable
Offices-North western rooms, fiisi
floor. Courthouse.
DR. B.C. REDFEARN.t
OIMTIST.
ttn-.gei
leasonahli
Salisfac
lion guar
sntcid.
Ofhce oeci
English
Drug Cos
MONROE, N. 0.
Will be it Marshville, N. C, on first
and third Moo'days of each month, ind
t Matthews on second and fourtt
Mondays. Phona JJ2
I has stood the U
I bottles. Does 1
1 Bssdoei
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic
has stood tht test 23 years. Averagt ArjituI Sales over Ont mtj a WI KKicm
tfoe im recora or roerttarpeI toyo7 INo Core, No Pay.
aroaa wm tvwr smn a I sav cssl. watcaaaw " UwvaH awazk ILoot, Ltvwr rata.
a.
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ONE-THIRD
SSslaaVaaVaHBaaBataV 1
UC I; a.
naHalf JOioa '
riiree Times ILt Value ol Isj oilier!
EASIER I
FASTER,'
The only Sew-Macliine that
docs not fail in any point.
Rotary motion and tall bearings
make it the lightest tunning
nr.chine in the world.
Send for circulars and terms.
WiiiitLi. r 8c Wilson M'r'c Co.
Atlanta, Gecrgia.
S.J.EuegeCo.
MONROE, N. C