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THE MONROE JOURNAL
Tl'ESUAY Anl 7.
Vii..t tli.l thvy :iit mt ..gf-rt
ivwr !! t..r CI.MUnd
How Several Roman uenucrnca ,.,..,,. iMimlr-.;...o ! 11
Created Them tor Their U ..i !,! Ii!vu lo t.ikr Uk- risK.
nurui
The "Old Church."
Workmen today lutiin tttuM'
ikroUl niotlindist rhtirvh to tin- !(
.if M.-rs. Sliiitf in front f tirif
tiu Iitj- stat.Un on VimUr
utrw-t. -"'" i" !aM '-k's l'r-
itwlf ia e-HdMupUtioo of Km THE OKIUIN OF THE MONTHS.
stud Ww; sett ins aright the mora ,-..i,n il
nf III human heart iu the young
in.) wulle wan, attuuitia them to
- .
the tou. h of honor, sim-eiity. inar- urai.ihiwn. ; , -,- au.l tli'
iiv. patriotism, valor, and all cd i "' "-"' ,.ul,!ut rts.- at all.
! Minwrfik lud.Uarum April ban cvm.' a-.im - a . (.r ,si ,,
for him. and so he died upon tbr JVuVanU area., ...... ..
Land of charity, hut. praiw taml. tm Ulp:i lU); Utl.iM-a.li.-i Lreaili
'twas not a repulsive charity, of spring, when nature, lite a
' - Mulling maid. i putlui, on her
The Widower Came But Hot No.jmuuun mid jr paiuii; to
Satisfaction- i her Mlkeii hair. what harmonious.
' rniL' in. in our Umtu
' i'. .n ,. mhrat. ...,.1 .Tnth lurlli 1.1 all UiallUtllt'.
th, rr. .!t !" m a " from
Ih.- ATy l1,e'TA
- di.la't ur wWa." ai "
ill !nl aaf mfcen I'J W "
I i-.Hif.- t 1" tmnT-lt T
v.... . .k. . Ii!!hrtelr I toe
ana iieauu u.uueiiei !.''- wt, ot my I-"".
wrnl mil
to all
.,!. ,..! rv. u i;,e ls 1 ever siw a. ei. ,.i,.11,lH r of the muii a:e u.
"1'wa in '- I hat H'eV I'.iilded ,llls tl,f Jt 5e,,r, but e fe. it miy ,UM). that I' mt heaid and
the old chnreh. Ill the da of vet he JuuSeJ l v cold nJ l'M' ' . v tia, Is ,,! . XJ-I.-m-aI. Tl-
MrennoUH Mr.le lor luea l and a , , lu.urr u, lhe ou,uk i britl.t " k N.;rU
new start in the S.uthern eounliy : (l r the it snull sum -top in ytu. " ,iUI ,t -,!.. il
iuthedavsof li.-n.U- strulo. l't , h "'li" " lu.nhe.ro.e. -TIh-...
- ...I liir.il 1 1II.IV l nilj IU til I , il" -
III.IIJ
.1
land."
hi some iiUn.cs tenaut uiwr i .er u.is i-asi -
I. . t... .... 1 II... ll.M. l II.W.II IIIHIII
svice. UiU'Uiti juu iuhuj i-i mm iiiit- mi m--- i .
. .. Inns ie tkius the hrh Horn the .1.,. ,,.., , !!. nine tor I lie
urins. lbe.iin. telH aie Riuni: f i.inls li. e..uie and tin-v
Ihrir allfist.ou to earJeuins. nun is ,,,,. . I....,,,! i,l tl
Ui.iuaiid lor thirty K-Hd eai Uu-,r tan... One ell mauaseJ is hall s Vi((1 ,.,v, t inuuin.-
Ir.im.il. broad ..H.l'. d uf auvene s hvme. .:... that the turtle that Solon heu.l
as thi er:ilms harl-liell
that lne I" inml'ly aiei
,-ott.ce .oee.v..- , ,hl. ,,,1. That
I'he turtle
iKimity of material tliiui; eom
(.anil to the seejiin aeeolullih
meiits of the present. Hut they
l.iiildid ell in their day and
t-r.
their stion
hiiM- of li.Ml sheltered from sun
and storm lh- sallu-m.-s of dev..
lt.d orshn .-. I'.ut hoiix-s. like
men. have their days and plaees of
tlseflllllev.. then Jli.e :l '"or oth
el. And is not the test of lio.is.-s.
like unto that of men. one of Use
fulness and service rather than one
of eUvime and greatness!
Is it a laip- elloft of ini.ij;
ination to think that inani
mate objects are sometimes more
than thills! Man. canity.
t.i l,iin..t' all lmw. r ol sti,. is Si, vf.,: o.J.
ir M iv no! the A le.taiu la.-!' anjrif J .N
ku.. mi! and May not tin wUfcnwuX tMte out , ,f
one uh. said that e may dream ot tu ,,iiiel a ,,.K ,frU ai; J( s;ar.l
.1, l.v iinitiiiL' t i.-lli near ns ,,i name ,. I. . v. . tuvy ,;.....
iu.. Sfi.-k on fo 'v
llwher and ,.,.,1. (h.- ir.s- !.-t int hsw
to imi ipitale MaI.tn.t an.l tne fl in the u.lle mt
the lerriMe .ir than ail other h.-et.si r.i.i-ui m
uJs eoudoned. Is old ...over l:ul n- M
Uildins aim tor that ' The 1., h. r ' ' ,"U'
o old se,...m!.ei .l, K.m li.-.l ""j1" .,,,., Mn.M-,.rt ho-lt,-of
an elder Hi hi i hiuvli an.l , MM. Lr.mnru. Hb eetne.
Mimed li.s home and Ins happiness. Rii " (n UrfU M lf ,e Ulvl. Tb
ilnt .is lelitv eai a.;.. I ou . :r WJ1, B.,.y villi buaiuilnc
ler if tirover is ut i lijT !" '"r'li
Ih it ' W e air dmie It h .1.1 iio I t ,!.-,.,. .tui: ata-e the o'y
"... .....I loi.vei. Let I.M.. U,S.,:v- the tr.v. .Sli u.y "hip ami
tmnt .lack- il he ants to. V
hue no n-- I"1 pl.-siilents h'
IsiUit duck '. l-ai -ol ho ;.ne
l--.-iii.-rei love tiie la-iiocs l-. Mi-l
il'i.m tin' 'Uthe'll hlt- loli.s.
l.ie.it he.iv.-r : are Ihe) ti villi; for
tl.
S.i.ia.ni- my bore
rt.
I I,..!..!.." rf.' -
H t a li. !:.. b-n t itr
t.-onms ..t Lie IK.O.-J--,
Ii.iil.su h.-r bir lilniii4
ll.-r f:iee a lH
v.
. -It
iiiiolh. r war. and have e p. ti (,,. , n i.ik awyW Ih had twen
i I'm It 1
. r.-i !..- th -j ti.eir ine.
1 ..k..l nt l-r si.-ui.y it bout s-k
u Inn .n a-j.
I'm not a duck nor a lcar. N I
reckon I'm vile. I'.ti I Ai:f.
i nan i K"""1" I re...
th.:
M-,5. II. vi. Il.itehkiss is seiiou.v
i .ol. ninivi nt Ihc atomarli. The
. sioih.-e has beeu moved Uvm Alt.ui thtm;
. ...... ! il.
i . r inn i jriiioiitu on vu... , io ... . -
. . i!-. ,ilnr I is nroiieilv a toitoiv
The iuiproveuieuta over the tju !f lvpt and England is the sum
sln. aie lu.tueal le. The telephone ;1 ,. ,.,., has a plaint n e.
ha att. acted the alteiilion ot the peo-; .Ul1.lll. oe and is devoted to
pie ui some tune. A .-j-diop iun s us ttuilf. In the S-npture it is a
! sacred hud and am emblem ol the
holv L'host. I wo.ll.l not snooi
. i . ... i ... ..
o... . in.-iii tor Mtoil tin. ve. . "
that some people .iiouriii au.. ( .-.... - -
., . ,, i, i t.i Kaleieh i kill.-, looinoneilav.
il. at ii. v. ..ivun ...o. s -- ..---. .
t-uetiou olf the "hole Geneial A-. Knsllsh -ls always s.iy ti'M,.
seui iv. ' Hhei. Ihe m.-an dove. ( ioUNnr; h
Uii. Nancev l.aney is ipnte feehie. : . j,,.,., vl , jt is -o:
: POLLY:
ch
hoaiJ ha beeu put in at " '-an
lie's.
Our Lecislatu.e enacted some very
Lnod las. notwithstaudiiiK
I.'
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The
By Nancy
, McClellwwd
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1. .If
ii.
i nt h-
u p.t:.
t i y ih-
ami reeeninjr from th.m linpres
sions. too tine Id be caught by us
when Will Nat the helm, not -.me
day 1- ealieil a x-icntist and a dis
eoverei. Is the -tId flutreli"
really not coiisciot'.s of the soitl-tra.ili.-s
that have bc.-n plave.l
within its .lool-. when the Simil
fell rclc.-niin-ly upon a toiture
rucked bein and lifted it in joyous
tr.ite.poils to !ho Maker's tliione,
wli.-n lb .pe d.-paiie.i: w limn
, tlicsiii.tsol l-i. n-l have
. i .- i
ur I' .I upon i nc i.n..i
life, and lis bar.- old
.tt-
I f.-rtaiu chiircti una n-e r,i,
r. 1 he Sunday lUine, s di.l the
,er. likewise the Rill er Rill '"
the letter, hut all in vain aui
the wiJ,-rr M-ei. to Und th' wntei ol
his Utter. A chascii lew e!iove.l
K la. ih and that was ail.
Mr, Piict-iii- Kedteai... l-ruieily vf
eutaeeJ
earth uns.-eti, oron.y I. .unit ! " .n p
the lilllle's net."
l-i i i couldn't w l sil.'ll !
poetry nil spl ID." US 1 ll-eii t.i klie" .
1 think that mine would suit tin
Uivs In-tler.
N't v e
;iwl
ii a
I to
..l.-r
Mid I
thestelt
i-i ti.iiu
l:u.iuh
u in ! e 1. 1
..-Id tonilty, w'.u.
wink ill 1". nc
last w f el. on h.s
i i - t i 1--C m :
h'llie,
an tn-
.l.
i-eis.
el . ll
or '
its colllil'f-
frmu v ear b
of etcri
walls have eucoliipiis
of rare-l !.:ieiMi- '
who is rest ami p. ai .
I ion. Ili-fiii" its a!
the luved ones ol
shrouded in their o
i .1 the w ,!
ilitii of Him
nun saiv li
ar have lain
-.nt It. a. cti
llitis. lav the
w av
fioiu
iuiv sat l.iiael while .it viol rt.
vi. ,1.1 M,. S S. Kn-haidM.a
Cam -I v-.siird lelalives ni-nuid Tn u
tv ic -in. l.v
' Mr. v Ih I' il ai.'ss u.l
I ai.. v aie v 'sitiiic in thesteilieij
M; si t'.-ia 1..1IH-V ha-, s
t'.ill. S. C. hi liio -h out a
Jin. Kva p.cik ha.l I.) cue up on a.-- j
ooi.at ot her ui.-thi-i ulurss. J .C.L. j
Mi
of ,
Sue
l.i Mc-.
,l that '
hopes, ambitions and j'0 "I those
who uioiiinr.l. 'Hoi", ton. have
1 i spoken lln- hit iiiysia- atal
tlirilliiiL' wmds thai knit two souls
there, likewise, Were iTirislene.l
Ihe angels vvliolu ' .ml sent to
lirielileii mo I cl.cer and inspire.
Ami. -bill why C"ll over I he
days that me - - Ai" t
dreams of the fului'.' Iin'ie
than Ihe reeolh-etiolis of the
him w tin ill think so
it all th" "ld hiireh'
liotliiu'?
And so fourth and Iilln and
on. Solotuoit didn't vv rite that, but
it is ;i fuel. neverlheU ss.
Hut whiit about April! Twoth-.u
sand yeais atf.i it was the seend.
in, .lit Ii in the year, but .lu'.iiisj
t a.-siii pioiid ami v.ipi and
stuck another monlli in and called
it July, and his adopted son. An j
oiistiis, thought he was as ,i
.liilius. and -' he stu. k one in and
ctlh-d II Atisiu-I, and that .r us
twelve tnolitlis, or oho days, wl.ii 'a
lacked live days of making a luli
year. S. liny' had b iv" "tic
in.. in i I n to each of sev era! inelil h.
de l school wot" tro -puto upi v.,,,.,1 didn't have but twenty niu-
..1-.. i ,i . ; .- ,.i-L 1 . ....
s 't.ui iiy.nivui......i) 'days and thev muile n tuiiiy.
yi st. tdav afternoon i n tin if ay j ti,r ( (,, x,,.,, u lv ,..,! and
iioine, I 'ley vvtte attracted by an m,j,.,., ciuue aloti); at.d said lie w -.s
cil, I ticure in t lie gutter, near the ! .. i( maM : anv ,,f the
nuiiie ot April In Neiotiuis and d
reiiiaiti.-d that way tin llm ly yens,
-r.Vs letters : :e ii.nd la
!;. a v.-r, l l-v.'' I
"M m in ui.-hiii-l'' Rr.s
...-. .is :is a How or..
"And two Ii in-is lis li -nvy II
il.l.l. d. "iu. .in a -Ve il ih-.i
c.l.t I- -: ri V I :0 U il.l.l I "'li "
l',.!'v i.ii.McJ the c::d of b". eu -ill's
the r. ...ow I i...ve I..T a silver
... i hi--mimis in d id tae
nt re. .-. t.v.-.v.
in .- . .111 I' i.Ml.'l li-''. 1 lo.'-v.'.
a;'! i !i. sw.s-t way of tin
.t.,;j- l-iii I hi.'-v1- vvlmt
It. h it !l !- l-o '' "'' -hl
..: t 1 a I t
a III
S.i. !' il;
i.
..., " khe went on, "yon
.li-,..,. aiiiii ami ( my h'tters
st... tfL "tr an.l l.sik.sl t me erit-
i. , nun In heail .-
v iiv 1 do la-heie." be erlevl to Ihe
-I do U-::eie the rin' B.itfrt
wah uie! lie didn't fre' my lett.TW
at all lie left tVm pun""
TH.I jrott forget all ttlillK
M-lt-rell .
v.. - uli iiiiawaTisI cheerfully; 'that
i. .1... reason I in here. It w fifteen.
i seiltxl. but 1 d.m't think be saw It.
Vou'll have t .-eine throiiirh the
I...1... I .iiJ illartniisicincly.
t ! .Tv' a cite," kin- ausw-eml. And
kin- wiis In the roan.
-And elilllh
cried.
Tb.T.-'a a t.-i." he tuusheU.
Si.in. -lio.lv may w .." ' objected.
-Aim', vv h.lt if they do'" K.1'1 I'ol'y
!,,. .ut her iintis areiin.l niy n.sU. an.l
'i. r Lit blue eyes weft' eh" W mine.
1 si lenrs treinbllmr In them.
Potty siit.t I. when 1 lut.l foretven
h, r "I slmll have " drive jou mi.
".s." said Pel') coiufnrtahly
! BtilV to illln tHSill.'
I -And then take the letters Into town,
I added.
i "lloth. r the leUers!" all Tolly.
Into the runabout."
"and
A Drunken Old Woman in Jail.
Ch.i; 1-ate Observer,
As tlu- rhii.ltctt of the south
"lit
i i
i .
V h.-u I
l'i..iut;t
to l, -I
l i. h..i-
f.tlil- to
"VV , If
with .:
of h.-r
th !:.
1
T"s
U..I t"
t:
I 111. I I s-'
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Vl.illil t
till I .'!.
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1 Htm!
ttle
il.ei'l
l.i i:
rl to th,
in h t
i'.i.ly .
r i
, I. id
I
. a v y
.a- li-r I
t.l.-lll j
V. lieu
.i .1. i i .i. .
curiosity tiicy catiictcu auoui uiei
t, at d prcttv Km a ten-
UOjC
I I lii-
sweet
past!
and of
knows
'IJen
Adam's Name
Kest."
l ed all the
Anyone who has ever been about
the town of l.ain iubiire; much will
easily recall the familiar li' are of a
line old man who. by the aid i f a
iTllteli and one le.',
Htrei-ls ot that Mtiu t little lowu in (
the i sandy country. This liyiire is;
How no imue to be seen, havill.'
put out to sea," and w e may well
jriiess that there was "no lnnunilij;
of the hat-loir bar" w hen he cm
barked. Anil when a ureal, or a
giiod, or a useful one px-s. the peo
jile speak in j it i-t buiesof him and
think that lie will not lie loruot
ten, but the Luiiriiibui,' people
have detei mined that tin- ineinory
ol ihe one of whom we speak slmll
not only rest in their hearts but
hhall lie fresh l fore the eyes of
men. They have determined to
build a innmitnent to his memory.
How they repinlcd him, we let
Charity & Children tell, a paper
whose editor knew the subject of
which he wrote. He says:
An incident in connection with
tlin life of the late W. (J. tjuaken
Imsh, of Lain inlmrjf. w reniark
nble ius to lie well worth the telling
and i-i-im-inlierinp. A Her giving'
lip his seliiKil, to which lie had de
voted the strength of his nmnliood,
lie engaged hi th Insiiram-e busi
ness, und would have made a tine
Riieeess of it, hut some two years
ago he was striken with paralysis,
which so impaired his speech aa to
uulit him for his business. He had
neenninlated some property which
ho had invested in the eotton mills
Blsitit town, but which paid no
livldeiiils. A half dozen of his
fi iends.seeiiiB bis coudil ion.ouU'tly
deposited in the bank frlliri-OO to
his credit, which made the way
easy for him. A message wassent
tA idni that when that wasexhauBt-
d a like amount would be placed
at bis disjHwal. He did not live to
iim the first deimsit We recite
hl incident in his life, now that
be has gone, to show the manner of
man he was. A man musi live
l,!,.h and iinselllsh life lo grip
community like this; and it shows
also the Vaioe Oisineernj i.u uwu-
fr and rharitv three character
islieii which adorned the life of
William Graham liuaKenoiuui.
Oulv a school teacher, he left up
bonds: only a servant of
humanity, be bongtt no lauds aud
fc hoarded no gold: only a builder
of character, hia loul fotteued not
':u tie mressaoe was sent lo police
houilipiurtirs. "There is an o!l
w Into vv ,'itiiiti drunk en the street
ili.vvn here," the nii'.sagt! said,
"aiiil she was swarinq at a crowd
of cliiidit-n ,ithtrcil about her."
The patrol w.io, n was at once
sent out in charge of titTuer 11 lack
and in a few minutes it returned
with a sad burden a white wo
man, yi-ats of age, helplessly
drunk. Tile woman was put to
bed in a cell. Her name is Maty
Crump. Her husband died .5 '
years ag. and s ) far as known she
has no living relatives. She is
small of stature and as she lay hud
dled up mi the beJ in her cell,
freiueuted li' with her sun bonnet covering her
lace, she looked little larger man
a child hen she wa3 found on
the street, surrounded by school
childrtn, she had a basket at hi.r
side. This was brought to the
police station by the officer who
arrested her. 1 here were several
small packages of groceries in the
basket, a few odds and ends of
wearing material, a pair of worn
shoes and a pint of whiskey. It
wa3 one of the most pitiful hauls
that has been by the Charlotte
p dice in years. What will the
recorder do with the poor old wo
man? What should he do with
her?
ii.
T
-VI
i-Tl'i.
Mr n
Horse
Health!
For Duttinir in prime condition
anv horse or mule the best of all
remedies is Asheraft's Condition
Powders. These Powders are won
derfully effective because they cre
ate appetite, the digestion is made
perfect, worms and parasites de
stroyed, and the system cleansed
of all gross humors. The Pow
ders fatten but never bloat.
Asheraft's Condition Powders
are wrapped in doses. In fact, in
their preparation the same care is
used that a druggist would exer
cise in the filling of a physician's
prescription. High grade and real
merit is the first consideration.
Ashcraft'a Powder consist of
small doses, prepared from the
Durest and highly concentrated in-
eredients. that have been found
beneficial to horses and mules.
Asheraft's Condition Powders
always high grade are not to be
classed with the many tmiJcy, gooa
for-everything powders now on the
market.
Ask for Asheraft's, the kind put
up in doses, and good for horses
and males only.
"H1nr!4 ftiMV tl,l1 (if OMlH-ltUk PW
T, I emultlM A'lwralt'a Ihe w h
aiartet. I ttk plur In !biwbIIi
lhm lo mi rrirtil and eartpawra. H. CAMr-
BJtLL, Hlekory, M, C.
Price 25c package Sold by
English Drug Company
until he died, und then it was put
buck lo April again.
April v as iiiinieil from the I. it iu
word aperite, which inonii- tootieti.
for then the earth begins to open
and the grass and the Mowers to
spring np ami Ihe little leaves to
come forth lioin the buds mi the
trees. 'I he old Anglo Sa..is called
it Ouster or r.iisler month. Ihe
Hutch called tt grass mom ii. The
foolish custom of April looting pen
pie still prevails in many eniinti u s
aiming theyntiug people. Its m igm
is unknown. Sum- say tt is a ii-iie
of an old heathen festival. S.. un
say that ill the middle ages lliej
acted a piuy l iken from Ihe lile nt
Christ, where he was sent Imm
Atiuius toCaraphas and from Pilate
to Herod, ami so an April lonl is
one w ho is sent all about on an
errand, as. for instance, for soim-
pigeon milk, or for a book giving
the history of Adam's grandfather,
or to stop a horseman and tell htm
his saddle girth is m buckled,
meaning unbuckled, so he gels
down to buckle it and they rim oil
and shout April fool. The Hindoos
practice the same thing, but their
All Fools' day is the :11st of March.
My folks killed a snake in the
(lower jut today and In-fore 1 knew
it our mischievous school jjirl hud
foiled it nil the front steps and
everybody who came cried .ml.
Here's a snake," while the chil
dren watched from the window.
I he snake was dead, out the lools
were alive. My w il'e was siM iiding
the day in the country aud know
ing her horror of snakes they tele
phoned her. Snuke iu the flower
pit and grandpa is afraid to go out
and kill him. He says you told
him to stay in the house. h il
must we dof She answerel
promptly, "Kill him! Let jour
grandpa go out und kill him and
look for his male." She always
insists that every snake has a mate.
Mavlie it has but they don't gi
about together, liven the mother
leaves her voting ns soon as they
are hatched or liorn and they have
lo shilt for themselves. Some
snakes are oviparous and lay eggs
and some are viviparous and are
born in their mother and come
forth from her mouth, lint nil
snakes are horrid creatures aud the
curse that is uion them Is a strong
proof ol the Hcriptures. '-And I
will put enmity between thee- ami
the woman (that is, my wife) and
between thy seed and her seed. It
shall bruise thy head ami thou
shidt bruise his heel.''
When my wife came home they
showed her the snake ( it was n
striped garter snake), and told her
we couldn't find its mate, but I am
zoing to put this one back iu a day
or two aud kill him again for a
mate but I II bet she won t go In
that pit any more this summer.
But there are won things than
makes. I want to know who
startel this late move to idolize
and ovate the memory of Henry
Ward Beecher in New York. It
has been forty-four years since he
sent old John Brown to take the
arsenal at Harper's Ferry and raise
an insurrection among our negroes.
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Unto to Ion .It'll y.-il, c-ks iiiiiy on sin li
u ti.it d.'iy."
HI.:" 1 I .Hl.'lii-d to explain. "If n-l
tl it 1 in. lid lieiim h ind. -.ied hy Jim -I.
.it 1 fill tllill 1 .Hi... I u, t MUlie-
tl.ii.-' f'.r II."
':;y k.'i d.l.i 'd furitiiisly. I timlilu't
we h r fa.-e.
-II..W- would il 'rli-ky' do b.-fure you
start ':" khe asls.il teinptlnnly. "I'll
call"-
-Von'li do iiothliiK of the mrt." 1 ailhl
Better Unimoked.
"Smithcr never light oue of bis
cigars, .hist keeps it in his mouth
and i hews the etnl. I've often won
dered why,''
"i ,oi 'wouldn't if you hud ever
nick-. I one of them.'" -Cincinnati
j Trii'une.
Reduced Rate.
"Three minutes for dinner!" cried
tin railroad porter.
Thank heaven!" exclaimed a
pu-s. ngir. "The lat tune I wan
Ikic it was $:!" Atlanta Constitu
tion. Southern Baptist Convention.
For the .Southern Baptist Con
vention at Sivaiiuah, l. i.. May .
to It. llMi.l, Ihe S'lilxuiid Air Line
lliiiiwiiy will sell tickets at one fare
Tickets will le sold May 4io 7
iiicliKive, frntii points north of
II. mil. -t. N. C, west of Lake City,
I'll., ami soul Ii of I'.iild w Hi, I'lil.,
und liotii all points within the tor
I limy embraced by n lino drawn
thloiigh those places w ill lie Sold
May .'. to inclusive. Tickets will
have dual limit May JO.
lAlcnsinu of final limit to .lime
1, l:i'hi, may lie obtained by pay
ment of .".ii cents fee and deposit of
ticket by original purchaser with
Ml. Joseph liirhalilsi.il, special
agent, fsiiv aiiuah, between Ihe
Iu. uis of s a. in. and p. m. not
. later than May '.'d.
On May I.' and la tickets will be
sold at low rates for side trips from
Savannah In Jacksonville, I 'In. .
I obiuibta ami Chat lesion, H. C.
The S'lilMiard Air l.ine liailway
; is the short line In Savannah from
Halt mini c Washington, liich-
i mniid, Petersburg, Norfolk-Ports-ii
ii u I h and fi.nu points in North
and South Carolina, as well as from
.Montgomery, Ala., and Jackson
ville and other flotilla points,
l'tom the North mid the South
New
Smiiu? Dress Goods !
This stock includes the most fashionable, the best of the best
makes, and we pride ourselves on the dependable qualities
. o. hum KToitad vniir station mav be.
i represented, su uu uiatci un v"v - -
to what extent your ambition may lead you. or how great your
i opportunities for commingling with well and fashionably
h s.mTi we can make you a leader among them at
VIA Vkjvva w i I ' -
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Dress Goods Specials.
44 inch Eumine, $2 Wind
44 inch Voile and Eumine 08 and 1-23
36 inch Voilts. Black and Navy 4c-
50 inch Black Brilliantine 50c-
JO inch Black Tafleta. $1 SO kind I 25
2o inch Peau de Crer. th newest thin
In 5ilk&. all colors ,
. 0c.
Another new lot Merceriwd W hitetioods
Oxford Weaves, the very prettiest se
lection that could be found I2J to 50c-
40 inch White I ji ns, 10c- kind 7c-
Special Lot Remnants in P K's, Madras,
5tripcdand Chocked Dimities. 10 and
I2lc kind, on Job Counter lc-
Model Millinery Store.
Our Grand Spring Millinery Opening, Thursday Night, April
2nd, and Friday. Everybody invited. You can pick and skim
all over our stores from center to circumference and you will
find nothing but cream in the whole outfit.
P. S. Full line Dress Trimming, Persian Bands, Pendants,
Ornaments, and Appiliques, all kinds and colors.
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-A cC'i,,'.' ti.,-11. " she miM-sted d there are two (liiouh trains daily,
vvo,.t tovviiid il,e siimkiiii! talile. 11. r ;"h cafe .Iiiiiiik cars and every
fiiMiei s i i-.-irs nr.- ciH.il. ! appointment nf a high class pas-
lint 1 M.ipi-d li. r llirilill. "So," nld j wilder service,
I; "I've ii.it to In' paid In the euln f Savannah is a Is-atitiful und iu-
the r-!m." Mereslinj; cilvand will present its
H..1I.IM or dimes?" asked Tour ,1llst rhanui'ntt aspect at the time
ur.shi... uiimiiiK ,'in m i .one i'.ii r..
N, itlier." mid 1, vviivin my hnn.l
aiiiiniillc-iitly. ' I'm livlnt! In n hitk-iT,
lovei'tei-, l etter country than tiie t'ldt
H States."
"I Mi"' siild I'olly, miliums Iniineontlj:.
Imt lilusliim; a little. "Why didn't you
my M lief'-rc?"
She lnswd the letters nt mo. "One
fur eai'li." she linn-'li.-d.
1 looked at the inldreme.
Thlii," wild 1. "in lo Ilariild Ilrown.
und iiii know perfectly well that I
sli.'tll iik st leant ten fur it."
"Two," utie litirsititii-d.
"Ten." I rii'i iitcd tlrudy.
Kh' sbwik h.-r heiid. "It's positively"
when l'.illy "H.vs ' 'positively" that
nny tll.Te'i. mi end nf it -' it's imslltve
ly nut vvurtU more tti.m rtve."
"Very well," wild 1 liiistlly. "wi 'll cull
It i(I nt flvi!. I siiiisise It's nil rlcht
fur yini to Ik; writing to Harold. I'.niwn
like tliia"-
"Sllly:" all? crlisl. "Of court"! It la.
I'm thiinkili Llm fur aome Uovvits,"
I felt u 1 1 ti.i 'i iy . and I'm anru I kxiked
.t, fur I'olly Untitled.
"Xnvv, you," alitt aald thoughtfully,
"haven't sent nie any flowers for at
lfast a week."
I took up the other letter.
'"Polly:" aiild I. "II wn Ilia man,
wasn't be?"
tin," ahe nodded "ts-fora jov
came.-
"Keally," 1 pmteated.
"He la wiillmi for Kurope toinorrow,"
aald Tolly, "and-tlila la iHlliy."
Rhe was looking out of the window
with t fnrawayneaa In her eyes. Pol
ly's eyea were like deep, deep lakes,
frlntr.st round with wonderful things.
When you were aaylng aometliina; and
he looked up at you unexpectedly, yon
promptly forgot what It was all shout
and fell hi. Then yon tried to dandier
ont, holding on to the frtnpe on lh
edge, and the mora yon tried the aiore
bnpelcM It grew. But aomebow yon
didn't at all mind drowning thia way.
"Twenty flva for this on," I de
manded anddenly.
8be laughed. Wt came to terms on
tea. Then I held ont my a .-ma to her.
Tolly's eys Instantly beaan to bnb-
bla wtth BUKhtet, Bi lippd oot of
Ihe convention Hurts. Kverv fiwil
ily will lie adoided visitors by the
Sealsinrd Air Line liailw ay and its
passenger teprrsentat ives,
S. V. I'AIIIIAVI, Acciit.
Children (turned in a House.
Ktallkii'll..!! l-Hli-tl. .'.III.
A tenant linns.' on the land of
Mr. O. II. Kearney, alniut two
miles west of run k 1 ui ton was
destifived l.v lire aliout uine o'clock
;last nielit. The house waaocciipi-
!d lv l!iifiiH Paniel, colored, his
w ife and seven children. Four of
the children who were sleeping up
stairs were liiirned to death. The
: Mol was falling iu liefore theiM'cu-
: f ants ol the lower room were
awakened. There were no wind
lows in Ihe upstairs room und the
: children Isdng cut off from the
stairway by the fire were unable
tit escape a terrible death.
"Strength and vigor come ol
good lood, duly digested. T orce,
a ready-to serve wheat and barley
food, adds no burden, but sustains,
nourishes, invigorates.
I want your country produce of
an kinds, see me oetore you
sell. S. K. Doster.
Bmner & Hue)
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They use the cash for buying and discounting
all grocery bills,
and pay the highest cash prices for all kinds
country produce.
If you fail to get the highest cash prices it is
because you fail to see them.
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Strength, health and pleasure
are bound up in " Force," the
splendid heart-cereal food (old by
Bruner Hev.
Corns to see me ior chewing
tobacco, imoking tobacco, cigars,
etc. S. R. Doster.
Call at Henderson & Hudson's
(or Fleischmano't Yeast, received
(resh every day.
The essence of the wheat grain
is in " Force," and it is an ideal
food. For talc by Bruner & Huey.
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flutue side Talk on j
Watches and Jeweirui
We hav Just received a new supply 1
of watches and Jewelry and those want-
fine to purchase a watch, now is the
time. We want you to compare the
prices we name below and see II we do J
not save you from 20 to 25 per cent-
18 size 7 Jewel Elgin in solid nickel cae at $4.98
IS size 7 Jewel Seth Thomas In solid nickel case at Si- W
18 size 7 jewel Elgin In 20 year Fay's cai at $9-75
We also have other sizes at prices that will save you money.
We have In stock the celebrated l-IOth gold chain at a big re
duction. Don't fall to give us a call.
The W. J. Rudge Co.
Stock Horse!
I hiva bought the r. V. Plyler
ntpck horse and will keep him in
iny stables in Monroe, (old Og
burn stand,) this f print;.
H. A WINCHESTER.
j Produce Market.
) Tha folluwiinj are the prevailing
t pricra being paid on thia market lo
i day, the rf-'e ol issue o( Ihe paper.
I The market is of course aubject to
fluctuation: s
Ohioni, yoc lo $i.io per bnaliel.
1 1 ifli prtatoea, 65c to 7jr pet liualiel.
Seet utati, 51K to tjc per bu.
tiiiikfiii, bena, aoc lo 300 each.
Chirkena, apring, according to aixe,
12 He ,u ,uc ach.
l-.pr., 10c to 1 ic 1 er doieo.
Guincaa, liSc to 18c each.
Butter, uc to 15c per pound.
Hams, lac to 1 jr per ponud.
Driril applee, 4 lie to )c, per pound.
Dried peachca, nc to 8c per pound
Cotton:
Beat 10.00
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