North Carolina Newspapers

y '' V 9 f ODD 'PHONE TR(X BLES- I 1 v liLpector Amu-tint Epcr'etce in the Country A Konua't Thirst tor Uowip. "The introduction ol telephones into the rural districts has produc ed many amusing is well as irrita ting incidents," siiJ art inspector lor the country division of a te'e phene company. "During the summer and 111 1 assisted in the installation of several circuits and looked after them f r some time following. I was half amused and half angry during the whole period and I dont really know now wheth er I enjoyed the work or not. ,-Th. people w ere eager to ac cept the telephone, but their ignorance regarding its use gave us some trouble at lirst. How ever, they soon learned to use the instruments, and then the real trouble and fun began. One of our circuits, which supplied about twenty subscribers, kept me on the run for s.-ine time. "Shortly after it had been put in operation complaints as to in ability to get connection with a part of the line came in, and 1 started out to tiud the caise ol the trouble. I ran it down U the house of a certain farmer, and when I called the trouble was ap perent as soon as he took me into the living-room. There sat his w ife in a rocking chair. She was sewing, and tied to the back ol the chair was the receiver of the telephone so adjusted that she could place her ear tJ it without changing her position. Of course this cutoff the subscribe ts beyond her, but it enabled her to hear the gossip of tier neighbors at the other end. " 'Very convenient,' I remark ed. " 'Yes,' she said, 'it is a com fort to hear what the neighbors are saying, an. I I c-.u g rght on with my work at the same time,' "I then remonstrated with them for this interruption of bus iness, and they became indignant. They said they paid for the tele phone and had a riht to use it as i they pleased. It t.'ok me s.'ine ; time to explain things, and I left them dissatisfied. US 1'KNIN' . IK ol III i; 1 UK "The curioity wlmh possessed the people of this line was aston ishing. I 'ailing up a number and listening intently, jou could hear the click, chek of several instru ments as their neighbors cut in to hear what was said. Sometimes an eavesdropper would become so interested a a to interrupt and join in a conversation. "Two waggish young farmers, aw are of the fad that several per sons were listening, shamelessly talked of a mythical incident pre pared for the purpose, and the re sult was to set the whole neigh borhood by the ears and almost t produce a slander suit. "One day I received a com plaint that it was impossible to get a response from a certain sub-! scriber, so I rode out to visit him, I found the telephone bell muffled with a handkerchief so lh.it it emitted no sound, " 'You see,' said the mistress of the house, 'the noise of that bell wakes the baby, so I fust fix ed it that way. When I want to talk to any one 1 take out the handkerchief.' "Hut,- I remonstrated, 'when any one wants to talk to you he can't attract your attention.' " 'Sure enough,' she said, 'but I never tin ught of that. ' "A break in the line occurred one day and after considerable search I found it at a crossing, where it had been broken by a farmer with a load of hay. He had repaired the break satisfacto rily to himself by tying the ends of the broken wire together with binding twine. When I took hiin to task for breaking the wire he excused himself by saying: " 'I mended it right away. It wasn't open ten minutes.' "A short circuit being reported one day, I went out to find it. I found it at the house of a sub scriber whose family used the in strument as a sort of bracket shelf nn which to keep odds and ends. Among other things it contained was a harmonica, which was placed so as to connect the bind ing posts of the instrument. The metal sides of the harp made a conductor which did the business. impression that the wire was ho! low. "Howsilly," I remarked, when A Heavy Tragedy, Visitor fruui Iturliugtuu brought the cause of the break WMei.!wB"'","",'""t , . .. i dav of avrrv tragic oocurrvuoetnat now, assej oneoi trie Doys, I can you talk through a wire un- , lriili j , M.jnii' t-uurt less it is hollow.' jr, Hauift Hugh Mi Ia-.iii. wvrv "The use of the system for tarv and treasurer if tlie N..nii some time produced rows among t'aruliiui KiiUux and aell kmmu people. Oo these circuits as many lawyer, and Mr. t arro.l ol Hiirluij: a twenty ub-ribs used the !'". lawyer, atvuwd raeli same wire, and each seemed to think he had the tight of way. and a farmer impatient to learn the price of hogs would sometimes break into a conversation between two girls gossiping over the last picnic, and feel himself perfectly justified, although the girl might feel otherwise. Of course trouble followed. "It is not that country people are so much different from city residents, but the conditions on country and city systems ar- dif ferent. Each subscriber being isolated has fewr opportunities for discussirg the telephone and must have time to learn the meth ods and to ascertain his own rights and the rights of others. "Or. the older rural lines there is probably less trouble than in the towns, but until experience has brought its results the rural telephone inspectors will have a hard time." fifteen Wars Ago. -h.T. T: Mll'T ol" lllilirol'osioiial conduct. A printer by t lie name oi II liijh tun, who 1mi .iiie rvpiit.ilioii l"i bring a wag. t.dd t-lh Mr. MeU-.iu awl Mr. Carroll thai each had tlin-.Ueurd to liu4 the other on 'ight. A few day later Mr. Melaan ami Mr. Carroll. Middelily turning a comer, confronted earli oilier. Mr. Mela-iu rv.iclicd for his hip H Let and vlld "Sir, if you pro.ii d another Mcp I mil riddle oti with biilletv" "I jH-rivne," Mid Mr. Carroll, also reaching for his hip poelrt. "that you aiv ai uiitl. lint it ' "ii move on me. Mr. you arc a dead man." Ilon itii-d ciiiciis and a police man intci len d, and the l lli-nm ere searched a a precautionary liicaMiiv. I lot h were unarmed. lames Ilolliway. IViuorr.it. wa recently appointed earner on a rural frro delivery route from l.oiiisburg. having won the ap IHiillhllcnt Ihroilli a civ il rt V ire examination. Judge TiirU rlakc. l.'epliblirau. rry much ohirctcd to Ilolliway and wi-ul lo .ilin.l.'i. toliaictlie aMiul incut revoked, lb-alleged 1 ii.it Ilolliway a an olleti-iw pail i vin and a" IVmo ci at ic regional' had denied duly iialilied Kt-puhlicaiift I he nhtl" evcniM' the elective li'iuii'lii--. SuN-riliteudelit M.loheli. of tile I II lal delivery sen ire. vny pivjicrly ' derided that con-tiliilioti.il iUe- j Hons did not cnlci into tlie iii.ilili cation-of a mail earner and lid!; i ay got the job. Accompli-hed. Mrs. liimp 1- Ml Si ilehei ' much of a divmakci .' i Mis. l'iping -Splendid. She! never ha- to make a die-.- ovei I inoie than two or tlmv time-. ! af i V A m Tb Kind Yon llavi Alvvavs nought, and which baa bee In u- Tor over :u yean, has borne tho iimtr of unit bas ben mad under hi per- -tlc?.' Allowmoii'tMle-einithim All I'iMiiitcrffits Imitation and Jiit-n-Bwnl,,ar but t:ieriiiu nt that trille with and cml iner the health of Infants urnl C Uildrrii-l'viM riciic. ugaiu-t lliperiiueuk What is CASTORIA Cu(oria N a hariiile-" mib-tiiutp for t'a-tor Oil, Pare goric, lro ami s.Hihin Nyriii. It is I'leu-ant. It contain ui-itlter 0inia, lorpliiuv Imr oilier Narcotic iili-lance. lit ai; it lit gnaraiile'. It lelr Worms und ullav IVvcri-liiH- . Il -nre li.irrlra and MIimI Colic. It relieve Tccthine TnmWe. run- t'on-tiMtiou and I'latlileiic). Il a iniiliile tlie I'immI, reglllulrft th tloin.i h Miut iuincl-, Kixins; licaliliy and iialurui ttleep. The t liiUlrcu's raiiava-1 lie M oilier I riend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Ecars the Signature of Tlie Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. I ..f In II Jam- ...it The Man Who Ate the (irass. Too liniii-ilive. Wife Such a dic.iin a-la-l nilit, dear. Ilu-liiind -Mav I hear a!.nt Weil, vo-. I dii. lined that I III :l j;rcal e.-talM i-lilneiil l.eie 1 1 1 - sold llll-li.lllds. I llele ele Ik ill ties: -nine 111 yl.t ea-i'- and mai -cil ill feailul pliee-. and ullnl weic sold ;it lev. tiun-. linl vveie paying out I..1I1I1-and i-IIih the liaiul-iiinc-l ini ii I ever -aw. It was wonderful." "hid Von -re auv like me I here, dear;" "Vc. .In-t ;l- I vva- leav i iis I saw aw hide lot like y on ly iu; on Ihe reninanl ciiuuler." home-tic Kconniny , 1'oiir Man - Well, did you jjei that I k telling all admit lnw to eeollniiiie ill the kitchen? Wife -Yes; I've it. 1'iMir Man Thai' I, W hat does il say f Wife- It's full of irciics tellni llow In litill.e cold loa-t tlllkev' - hilt we haven't the till kev . VoiTif Ii:sii)iNci: May not contain the latest style Furniture that you would like for both beauty and use, and, if not. it will pay you to examine our line of 8 China Closets, Side-boards, Extension Tables, Chairs, Suits and Single Pieces r V oil lrinr1c XTi- r v ri o Ir a trnn t iilnW . heav In the Sunday school Uiat he lia. oif;aiiicd for tin- eolton mill clnl dicu l!cv. (ieiirp II. Atkinson of flu city lias a simple but forceful method of leailiiiij;. Sunday, a fortnight aj.'o, lie told the uieiiiliers of his chiss iihoiit Nehiiehiidiiii.ar, and he sought to impress upon their minds the history of this ruler by desci ihiiitf him us a mail who ate (iii.-s. "Keiucniher Ncbiichad nn:ir, the man who eats j;ras.s." Mid he: iu-t as line iniL'lit urolane. ly Siiy. "la-liieinliei' Koscih-, eat. 'em alive.'' "Now. who was tlie man alio alelerilieal illness of his sister at lay the urasjif" iiieried Mr. Atkiiisuiu ! lorsvilU-. w a- i-oinproiuised by ihi last Sunday, and all the scholars defendant eoiupany paying to tin looked i i k execnt one little low --1 plaint i tl' the siim of .';n and !ln . i , , ' ,, . lira i cuap, wuo sain lie Knew lakinn all 5ale. "Ye-," ,-illd the lllllv 1 1 If "I w ant o L'l e .lullli .1 l;..... iiiiinunieut." "A heitv y oucf" "Ol eouise. Nothing less than llnee tons w ill ever Imld him dovv n. I want to In- i i i i t - sure of liim!" The case of T. I'. Crouch of I'm' est City njjiliii-t the Western I inmi who! Telenraph Company for Ihe lion ,i i : e .. ... I ..tl : . . i . ilieiivcry 01 a iciciaui leiiin ui uie the man. "Whof" said Mr. Alkiusoti. "Cap!, lirenizer," was the reply So lunch for plionelies: so liiueli lor tribute lo dipt. A. li. l!ionier, ciishier of lliet'oiiimereial National Hank. Ihe act ion, which was in lluthei lord Supci ioi Grammatical. Mr. (allow Krliej; pardon Misa SnapN, but ran I smoke! Miss SnapM' I'm sure I don't know, but if you've never tried la-lore, please don't lM'in here. Thirty Days Whs My Life's Limit. i REGULAR MONDAY LAY-OI F. "A farmer complained one day that his instrument failed to work at times. "It seems to take a sort of lay. off every Monday,' he said. 'Oth er days it works all right.' So the next Monday I visited him. I discovered the trouble immedi ately. It was wash day, and the wires leading from the main line to the house were being used as a clothes' line. The wet, heavy clothes thrown across the wires spoiled the circuit. It was only on washing day that this trouble occurred. "As people grew accustomed to the instrument and ceased to be afraid of it troubles frequently arose through the curiosity of the children, who loosened screws and drew out the wires. On one occasion the wire was filed through by a couple of boys, who lisputed as to the size of the hole contained, they being under tbe Agony From Inherit ed Heart Disease. Dr. Miles' Heart Cure Cured Me. On ptnom ii mry loor kn wtik lieut Total promptly treated a weak heart w,U etalf become a diieaied heart. A little extra train (mm ane cauie ii sufficient to brinf on this deadly Malady, the moit common cauae of audden death. Uf. Milei' Heart Can will tone up Iho heart's action, enrich Utt blood and improve, the circulation. "My trouble began with catarrh and I have always supposed it caused the trouble 1 have eiperienccd with my heart. 1 had the ureal symptoms A sleeplessness, kt appetite, con stipation, palpitation ol the heart, shortness of breath and pain amund the heart and un der left ami. My mother suffered in tbe same way and I suppose mine was an inherited tendency. At one time I was in nyonr. I suffered so severely and became so weak thm my doctors said 1 could not lire thirty days. At this time I had not slept over two nours n merit on account ol nervousness. 1 n least escrcise. such as walking- nnout, would ovine; on palpitation and luttenn of the heart so severe that I would have lo five up evervthinr and rest Nerve and Liver fills cured me ol constipation aad heart symptoms disappeared under the mfteeac oi Dr. Milts' New Heart Cure, I am in better health lhan I have been la twelve Tears and I thank lie. Miles Remedies for it. think they art the rramltst remedies on earth and I am constantly recommend me them to my friends." Max L j. Cnnrrnnu, waxanacaie, iea. All dnirfitts sell and fnaraateej first bot tle Dr. Miles' Remedies. Send lot (ret book on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address 1. kUes Midicnl Co, Llaisrt, Imi. cost ot brought Court. I'.il llnidshuw, roliin-il, mi em ployi1 nf the Southern liailwny, iw killed :il the p;ist-iit'r station in (ii'1-eii-.liiiro Sunday mlil. frail mIiiiw was working villi an air brake Ix-tween two eat of train No. .'!!, our of the l'al mirth huinal I rams, w hen his head was eaulit In-t ween the 1iiiiiimts mid ma-dicd into a .jelly, lie died instantly. Tlie engineer, who did not know lliat the unfortunate man wiis be twiTii Hit cars, was b.iikin;: his train lo get witter. of all kinds. prices on these goods that will interest you. T. P. DILLON, furniture Dealer and l unenil Director. I'honc Store IMioiio 7; kesidciK i G00CO00GC0C.C:C0OCOOO0O'O I'. II H I lili I re T J It t:K. i,-e I'res. It. I.. KI.ANIU AN. Mer au.l Trens. Carolina Marble & Granite Co., INCORPORATED THE Faison-Wincnester Go. Faint and Repair sfiop. We have the only first cl.ifs paint and repair shop in Union county We have an expert workman in each line c( our business. Out painter is conceded to be cue of the best in the bonlh. We have a first-class black smi'h and horse shoer. We make, repair and paint everything in the btiKfjy, wagon and furniture line. W'e do all kinds ol iron and jteel work. When it comes to Horse St.oc.no. we are the people who do the work and do it light. Shop on Ihyne street, near Sikes' Stables. All work guaranteed. Prices "Rht. J. BEN FAISON, Mgr Special Designs in AlarMo mid Granite Monuments. Tombstones, Monu ments, Iron Fences', Htc. We have just received our first car of Marble, con sistingof a real nice line of finished Monuments, Tablets, etc., and cordially invite anyone in need of work in our lino to call around at our yard and we will take pleasure in quotinsr 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, N. C. Yards at Statesville, Salisbury, North Wilkesboro, & Monroe, N.C REAL ESTATE OWNERS who hive hiul to stil should list it with us anil thereby h ive it advertised in the ncwspapeis free of cost. Un) ins and scllinir hind is our business Stock Horse! The Stewart Horse, from Cleveland Bay sire and Specula tor, will be at my stables (old Og burn stables) in Monroe for this Mason. This is a splendid com bination horse. J.C.AVILLIAMS, Phone 94. Monroe, N. C. and wc c.in bundle properly wlii-h you may have been unsuccessful itli yotir-ii If. Wc w ill .ilso collect rents and buy mortgages and judgments en l.ind. Scver.il farms, temporary tracts and town lots on hand I r sale on easy term;. (Juit paying rents and buy a home with rent money. Will buy for ourselves any real estate in the county, if fur sile at a ba'Kain. Union Real Estate Co. CCtce: Armfield A Willfams. E. C. WILLIAMS, Manager. 4 flLittiGSiuCTairton watches and jeweim We have just received a new uppty I of tnaUheaanJ jewelry and thusc w ant- ' inn to purchase a auh, now Is the lime. We want you to compare the price we name below jitj ce it do nut save you (rum 30 to li per cent- lit site 7 jewel Clgin in suIkI nickel cac at $4 IK sie 7 jewel Seth Thomas in solid nicU-t ess.' at M JS I.H Me 7 jewel t'.Uin in jit year Tay's cis." at 5-75 S e also h jve other size at price that w ill sa e y hi rron--y . J W e have in stock the celebrated l-IOlh cold chnin at a Kg re- tluctton- iHui't fail to give usa call. Thfl W J Rnrtfffl Hn ! The ReaMMt. S1..-1I- viy li h.vt- an", jrt f- li.i only Lttoa ti inr Imo day. Ili-r Fri. tl -- Well, prrua th it'a tin- rv.iMiu, drar. Vou Know What You are Taking Wlirn ua ULc t .iovr Totrlrta Chill l.uiic lwcaua tl f. laiuia is p'aioly tnttilrj rvttv U-tllr slioaiine that il is i :p',y lion a uil IJniiiiur in a taste il.ssf. iui. Na Cuie. No I'av. oc. IMU.NZ1L,M.D.. All Aboard for Good Bread. Many a 'well-meant, well-pl.mncd attempt at bn-ad-m.iking is w recked on the .ohoals ol poor flour. Cheap Hour is bid Hour its low price is the maker's excuse (or the inferiority ul his produet (iood bread is not hard to make- Hall the voyage is over w hen you ret good (lour. Whiter, stronger, sharper, purer Hour than otir. can not be made. There-lore we caution you to a.k (or the "tiOI.OHN ROD" and "l INClIil.li" brand. These brand are sold at the low est price (or which really first clas (lour can be sold and its price i the'hinhest you need to nay in order to get the best. Ik-ware of had Hour and short weight. Our quality and weights are guaranteed- Henderson Roller Mills company. J. E. HENDERSON. Manaccr. rOCXXMOGCOCXrtOCXlOOC I in ' naligana, . aa -Stw T-:".Sistaa.jnjw vy- VUXKOU, s. c, "v.lii its tbe patit-uacr of the people of atom. and -.urtoiin Jiui community, t .t!! a'iMMTi-J itt tljy from tuglish luit Sl. :r; bl t.ilit fioui reaidrnra on C t ui . I flin t. 11. one No. 4H. R. W. LEMMOND, " Attorney-at-Law, ill i.uti.e 111 all tlie State anJ I'nil r.l Mai. s t J-iHiiall attrnlit-a eit-n lo tfir !-lti--mt-til ut rsUtea (tr e.u 11.I1 ns, I leenti-ts anJ AJuiir.it-tiat.-rs a'-J tiie colleelioti ol rlaiain. KravMui-le riian . Alo ae.rot and 'o.l att. rm y tor tbe I'atitlier City Hi. in,- t' .ii. I lite, luMU whuli loans iniy tie i'.i!.-ii iJ on real estate, t'lfi.e K-r.r .!""r eit nf M. L. How Co'i toll". I'll. me No. iJ. ROBT. L. STEVENS," llbiEcy 5d CoBnse!Ior-it-L2i, Mumii.i., N. C. Pro. ij't i.tti-iitinn Kuril to all mat ters plai i J in 0.11 Im:hIs. M;il..n;Miirht of rt.ilia f ir RliarJ lam. aclniiii.striil.ua and nirutois a opreiittty. Chari;t-a reasenaMe. Clfiee ry of Courthouse, (formerly octvj-it-J hv IIip lile l A. Ci-vitii-ljn.) People's Bank Ol- MUNKOK, N. C. S.'Krits vour arrotiiit and hankiiit bn in, s ... xuaraiitie A HSOI.t'TE SI.Cl KI1V, pi.nii'tiirss and all the ' jre..-:'iiiii-i!.iliiiii Hint SDl'ND hank in; ill ii.li.ut uf. Iiili ieit raid, ac c.'i.liii .i :.;iei-lii nt, oil deposits left lor o n ta!d petiod. Ala) ready if loan? mi ;'i TOf.l pier. O. I'. I1KA1H, Presidtit, i M. L. FLOW, COTmi'MiWif c( 0-tis 1 Sojtli riruliiu, Il Kv.;li t'iiiil n.i: a Jarfht o( llw Pun ,r I'oxii t'jOTiy. irl Nury Public i tor NoCfi UiOi:i;d. :: :: i d .ilti'iiti.in veil to taUnf A : -i'i.iau'-;, A. kiiimieillrlliclll rr I'lool of IV. d-. M. il.-aue.-, CoiitiaeN. H:ll ol .!..;, I' . . i t Alt. .Hire, l--:,iiiiei4-' ti us . t I -o.tt i and Into 1 il .:n -, li-p- . . t s ...i,Vii:.i.j .tid I'd! -all. it Deedn, 1 M..!,i 1. ,i:i,1 stall- U .11 .. it i:i I Altai hint in. 1 WET FEET make doctor hills; dry leet tn.tke happy, roiiifort.ilile pci ple a. id saves taking medicine. Lots of siek people around n :v because they have not bought our Hamilton-Hrowii, Battle k and Stone Crusher Sloes, This store U noted for Enol ?hoc values. Oiir hot-3 never fail to give good s.itisfac'.ion. Wc have a lot ol dry g o Is ;uid imtions ll. it I will sell cheap. Men's Fine Sunday Shoes for t)Sc. No house in this town has a Rreator reputa tion for good shoe values than this store. We have a complete line of Dry Goods, etc. O . 1 . AJJD JUL AT WIXt-IIKSTFairS lOKM-'.K. ASHCRAFT'S Eureka Liniment. Thi Liniment will remove snavin. snllnt. rinelroni-s, and nil cartilaginous crowths when applied in the earlier stages of the disease. Oni of thn mnt rnmmnn limn. ncsses, however, among horses and mules is sprain ot tlie hack temlon, caused hy over loading and hard driving. Ashcraft'g Eureka Liniment is a never-failing remedy. The Liniment Is also extensively used for chronic rncumatisin, ami sun joints ot all kinds. For chronic scratches Ashcmft's Lnrcka Lini ment Is without an eqiutf. Three or four applica tions will cure this disease in its worst form. Owing to the wonderful antiseptic qualities, the Eureka Liniment should 1ms used in the treatment of all tumors and sores where proud flesh is pres ent. It is hoth healing and cleansing, entirely destroying all parasites and putrefaction. Users of Ashcraft's Eureka Liniment must re mcml)er it should not he used on feverish parts as it acts as a counter-irritant and stimulant. Wee 50c. bottle. Sold by The English Drug Company. , 1 4 eMsoMo crcMf a.1 Last week between Monday morning and Saturday night, one golden opportunity to visit our store. You were the loser. REWARD ! If you will visit our store this week and inspect cur lines you ill he rewarded. Cllf PTC i WIWnUFQTFD WllXkaW Uk II II 1 I laaW I t I n sooocoroooB Let th9 GOLD DUST twin do your worlfi iHot! ei p.i'ei-, iii-uiu; , 1. 1 -inn and I . !i ety t tup is, tin! Sinn- in i in,- C-.lii'i'ti-iii ot Claims. t": .t 1. I.. I 1 Co.'a Store, i 1 -t ! i ..in lli-niM-, Mvii.il, N . C ; S A. STEVENS, M. d7" Mi-NK K, N. c. I la!!- ... tti-ii-d 111 day from 1'iiiilisll !ii.:; M 1,.; at iii;l.t I10111 room over t I. lis.. 1 Ii I'iiii; Sim plioiii- yH. OlfieB .oi 1 M-1 uilue; I'lioi.e yS. : H. L). btewort, M. D., vo Mini:, N- r. t .1:1- j 1 . ; . 1 -i j aiiMwird in day fiom ; II i.i-i. ii I'm.: Store; at mcht from ' n -I.!, ii, i-1 1 C -Ii. .i- Stu-ft . ! tlll-.-e lil l it. 11 -aid lillllilllli;. ! Oili.-e 1,11,1 11 t i i:.A. M. riioiie 141. !JOHN P. MONROE, M. D.i i MCNROE.NC I li.iv rails uii;-eied fiom i loitsluii'a til u Mi !- ati.l oliii e, 'pliolie 4.'i. Nilit ' In. in Con. mot 1 lal Unti l, 'plione iy. W. B. HOUSTON, ; Sl'KC HON 1) V. X TI ST, ' OiTu-e lip kliirs, l iteral I lHiildiug, 1 Nortliwet of Courthouse, ' Monroe, N. C, I Kt k AMI il 1 :-. I l l is C, UiLIIAUS, ARMFIELD & WILLIAMS, j Attorneys and Counsellors at Lav. monkih:. s. c. I'lai-tiee in all the State and I'uileJ Sl.itrs C. 1111 Is. rruiupt attcition civen lo collec I lions and general law piaelice. j W IVinoti'i inti iesti-d ill tlie settle I ncnt ol e-tati's, admiiiistiators, exe j ruC-rs, and cnaidi.uis are especially i-. 'ti .1 to r ill on tliem, 1 Coi.tiii itd am! 1 ..iiit.iliiiK attention i iil I (.iu-n, at a 'faauiialile price, ' to all I-1; 'I Inisincfa, ( );ili i- 111 com thuuse opposite Clerk'l ' uVi.r, j llM.y I , ADAMS. .Ill-MAS ). JF.IOUK. ADAMS & JEROME, unomYS ai law, MONROE.. H O. I'rai tlcc in all tlie Courts, Stale and Federal Tlie iiidiiaceiurnt of enlates ,cr evi-ci.; 11s, ,i liniin-.il. itui a ai-prciul ly. Can fill un I il . 1 i 1 1 1 attention imii to tin- forei lomiic uf niurtKai;ri til r.II.etijii of eliiiins. Moury j oaurd nitliotitexieUKd to lender. All ..ii-.ai n -ii iv(ii iioi.i.i iiii i.icmi itli iilii-n. (lu ce i a-t of courlliouie. K. II. K.doiiif. A. M. Stack KEDWINE ti STACK. lomeys-ul- Liih1, MONIIOS, N.C. hat tire in nil I lie State and Fedrr il C1.11. ta. Will manage estates for Fireuloia, Adininisti atom and Guar Jianl for rra.-ol.alilti pay; and oiil (orcihse iiinrli;j(;n and n-;oliate loans, nitlionl ex n.-e lo Moiliig f Hid Mon-y l.rntlrift.wi.ei! prartieutile. Of';:.' Noitlme.-.t. rn looms, first fi'i'T, ClHllll.Oi'.::r, "CDR. B.C. REDFEARN,t DENTIST. ChnrRri tcasonalil Satisfac tion guar anteed. Office over English Drug Co s. MONROE, N. 0. V.'i'l he at MarsliVillr, N. C, on first nd Iliird Mondays of each month, and t Maltlicws on aecoud and fourth Mondays. Phone tjJ I Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic I has stood the test 25 yean. Average Annual Sales over Ono end a Hal Minion bottles. Does this record of merit appeal to you ? No Cure, No Pay. 50c Inrtnaai wfcl. nvnry fcottte kiTtn Cm. ot Crew't tik tVoot. Uvr Win. '