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5 i i . ; t THE MONROE JOURNAL C. U. BEASLEV. - R. F. BEASLEV. P1"-1"- Tl'ESDAV Juu j. t.j. i . . . The .Tatter oi Pardoning. This paragraph, Ul.ro hum one oi oar Sute ti.li.iiKr.-i, is of a itiii.it In of niucfa ut the rriticitu indulged u by inauy uc(jti tttirnrtrr a par d.-n by the &ueiiiir is aiincuurt-J: Ti t at out the iailuie of couits t. cvatKt, what k-.m-kJ is arcoiiiplitie,l h?u Hie uiriu..t sta-ps iu auJ kuotlt it til in Hie luaj ?" Much u( the criticism iseven a kooJ deal haishrr than this. Theie is gins ih-a! of talk al'out "the one matt puaer." T j le su:e, it is a tue man pT run!!)- ; so is fl at eancisej I) a Suj-erior t'ui t ju.lr, the la fciviui: him aaut'st unlimited latitude iu iiuuy cases, a!l. him, auJ him solely, to dftt-iu:i:ie how much, it any. a mau shall te punched, a ttr lie has hern Cdnvirti'd by i jury uf In prris. Aud the CiaiiMitutiuii, proct-eJiui; uu the theory that uo iutiocriit mau nhoulJ suiter, placed yet another a!e;uaid al'out the li'e and lil erty of its citi zens by savins; th.it the cuvenior id the State should have the power t review aud, it to liiin the euds ot jus tice seemed to demaud it, the powei of mitigation. And iu turn, the leis lature, lot lias power il tlie ft avrrtioi be a'aus-tr,!, has hrJed it ahout wilh wise piecautma. Thus it is ieiiurj that when a pard. u is to be applirJ for, notice the a:ni' must be ,iveu hi the public puss, so that il thru- be uhieetK'US they may be .'.eai.l; then the reason for his ait:on is set!oi!h in detail and lurui-o piibiisbcd. Now, no one lias snj;cst-J that Ooveinor Ayc.-ck d.-t-s not l.inn; t!ie utmost caie and patience tj bear in the heaiiiift oi these cases, oi that he is nut open to ailment bv all who. desire to tuakr it. AtiJ, so, beitic. called upon to peiiopn a lantul dutv. Wr. V. P. WeoJ. a biisioe man of Ashebocu, ha an at title iu the last issue uf the Courier ui(iu the people ol hi county to do all they can for the education of their children. This is toother evidence that the cause of education i taking Jeep root lu North Caioliua. Mm who hate educated their own children, or are able and will Jj so, tmo from their pursuits it business aud do what they cau for the cause of geueral education Verily, the day is tlawuioi;. "Au ice factoiy to beftiu and work ju goveruiueut builJin,;," is the way a ,-o-itrinpoiary bead a newt article ! I oni the live town of Cierusboco. V hat do you t jppoe the ice factory till do to the coveiuuirtit building 5 l p at Vashiui;tou lai week the flit-i Jutic Society had a mertint: aud the doctors caa.e to the decision that Americans live too fast, aud that our stieniK'US life produces uere aud heart diseases. Aud yet the battle cry hereabouts is, "Get a move ou youi self "' The adJiess ot Mr. rage, which is uite lengthy for our columns, is too Hood to he id! out, aud every one who ets the paper should read it "The nun behind the plow ' can be some "punkin" iu tin couuty if he will only realue it. Will ttte Charlotte papeis I .ease hold up on punting the name ot Hit Kev. li . J. Spaihawk Jones loin: enouch to tell us what eer became ot Mr. Conrad Lipscomb ? Ciastouia Oaette. Vol tins, ftcod titend, much tluuks. VVe u-ie otlisrlves teieiiiii; the l.eces sitv of inakttii; some in-pinv icai.l;;!), ".lie Kev. J Spaihawk THE KI&5IAN ."lSSACRE- TALKING W ITH THE PEOPLE Ul.iu.U- I:im I.i jv. k ft TliurUj j ui.-iiiin- wnii a .itil-.r n-iw-at A Ouestksn KcfcrrttJ l CapUin '"4 '"' a'l il-tit -Mimrartnaeit. 1 .4 Letter I ran a Jemish ReaUent Mo L ivUr Hampton-. Set-h'"1 "!' New Wk Tell W Mar- .... .. ,. . " tihln-1 lfl t'Mliliic. And tack-Mr. ."V-taa S-trsfsesJ-j,-,, ,lt nminfStory. Buying Cotton that Has Not mil ,.n u. uli. r .rt ii..ri i.v' Mali ol the atr viti-. attrmhrg VetBeenI1oeil-AnAittTieeJ Lile t!...- I.) air the-tv. II. the m ;sacre cf the Jews of Kis- Inat lake acta- '""iiw n:iiii-t ill n. ike k.tu biticn, lcarobu, and ntii;hbor lcr a). 111.1I ait.-r tin-111. t.i pull : in,; i;.g.s, ,lec-itr,l in Utter tilt-l.l ..111 lit l!i 1iL . t, . 1 : .1 . 1 A!l..fu..,i.ite;i-r,vt!..ilt!..-w:,t , . . . (" V ".. 1 . ?. . . , '.. a"') " ,11.1.1 I'l'lil l-.ll" liliitn maw. is over and we all aie lir.-iln-isi an.l ' or t.i 'th.it the Siiitlieru U win' as iiu k to tilit I'or the oMiuliy 111 tin-' j?paiiiU ar a anUwlv. ami a lit . U'v iiUH-k-r hut are- tm iitii-el In, Itluuk that ol.l I ii -If J.w bivl. r ..1, ,i,. . nut an tnimininiii. or at k-.im. an ! iinh-lii-.ite thin.' Ill ai'l-i-.u m-' at 'the toHl'eslerale reiiiuoti 111 New j .. rlcaii in a I nil-il St.it- aituv : . ' ' ... 1 .. . . i ... - 'hlHthe.Hl- iihiiih 111. .1101 an 10 wiii'il.rr w at riciit or not, r r-l-r the i(tu- 1 , ...... 1 w 1 ' '" 11 111M1 t-ii iiitini, 1 ..pi. . How io ol" ShkI) l.iilj.v. cue ol' t!io t.nkle or -but llwv are ;.w the i.l.l Ii-Ikiui 111 j will ti-li .1,1 1l.1t and all w.-i k. aiol t oii.iii.l,.ir will o.k the lisli. ami wlirti the tiot niiiio ik-M till - I lives ol the opresscd people in 1 ken w, 1 111. v"i.. - I.'. If ivC, I1U iuiii.u .yer to the New Wilt central re litl c niimittee. are c l juchrhar- actcr thai they can not be to!J in II i-olue luck to town ; afkiiil it. Iwelt all o'. in.iti by the name of ri I' ll -l uiiv a tain, his lirimlv ,, , IH.ikiT III Ins .l iv. Tli.it was wume OU1 I m le II impton. whom 1 ),. ,,.. u ,,llll,iI,, ,r, .,.. Journal sowolui.e a.. i..ist..U:,lv ,,,,. v,, , ,., ;.lU. ,.,,.,,. n-pott.-l a.s .l.a.l .atii.- 111 .-l.-r Mll..u, M.iti.v fr..m lii..n-l.at,l. la lo t. ll alH.ut tlu-. -'kft tin-..bit j ,, .,.,u I S. I1I!V ti.uvtli.it we ":tie li 1 lit hi-1 upon , .,, , iMlV ' ,.t.,u,,, . , haul ami tiut-i up a ( humus nh ,11.1 rriv J Women an.l chiMren in ar tuular were tteated with a' most inconceivable bti.tal ty. During mil "little brow ii in.'." , tlie three davs" reii;n of terror. 1 u th.- pUvoti winch S.,uirv An- ; the effect ol which have not )et III M'W .-V Ill-Ill. tlien-HIIIV ...n he K i,...on- ..f ( . Austin vi hi- li-' (iKLAT I LCK)I)5 IN THE U'E.T. Portions of Iowa anj Kansas Suf fered Terribly anj Hundreds Lose Their Lives. Ih Moines. Iowa. May III. -lli-lil aiilhi'tituateil fatalities li.m ih'i 111 nil in ami alioiit tins 1 ,n Ins illiii-ax "It wt me back. vi!i lie Siihl. "1 didn't kio-w but Jon weiv a proplirt. ami though I a loins pri'tty well when I saw it. I hail to have the ib tor a.-.iin tu-vt ilay."' T he story jimn that on one Hvasion a man went tot liarles A. Iana ami Miiiplaim-1 that the Sun hadM.iti-iltli.il lie wasilead. In li as ho was iiiiite alixe and In tun- Mr. I'ana rt-ht llu-n. '-litit I'm not ili-ail." s;inl the man. "and I waul ou to say so in your paper." j "Il oil sfo j in the Sun U s so." i s,iid Mr. I'atia. "but we can p'lt your iiatue 111 the birth "iiituii In i morrow." I Mis-nn soidiety. mere were scenes ( inlinniau violence. In the It'ttti 111 which these scenes ate J-j tcti-J it has been necessary t cimun.ite mure than half ol all that was toM. One ( the most inter cstinc; of those Irturs wasrecriveJ by Mrs. l..t. It w is 1 w ry i.l.l I'asln Yetti IVIJtn in of N . .'31 Henry liui'l 111-. at.1.1 Ion;, ami taiH-ini strett. irom her husband. Nocham ll.liiu:i, who recently went on a visit to relatives in Kussn, his Souh-IhhIv Ii is sent thi- ti-'lue b The .l.uinial "tliif: "l ouml - A pllti-t "t :l I1.1t bin. I. Owner call -! -.inn- b i!i--. i ilunj it ami 1 .i 111- lor tin- notice." ilt'tii-ali'iti! A man w h can't ti ll a pit tor tioui a liat band' II. would lie know w lieu the ih -i t ip lion tit f li.iui bu r im hi - in diameter al the Is.ltom to a -111 i'I no k. I ho IiinI il,,..., il...i w . .. .1... .... iih.i ...... inn- .su-i .11 111.1 wa.-i. t.i - .1 - 1.1 . , , . 1 .. . .1 health ieaie the object ol the trip. to plunk in- 11.1-e to the no 01th 1.1 . that tu- -but I .1- -imll a;"L w;,s at K,s,'II1f he " thin-." -.i d he. - Ilut tl th.-r "ussacre occureJ, and wrote from lay ol the K' - -.t -1. k ami , ,nt'f a letler. in which he de- we wanti-.l to put .iii. thiii,' hot to I scribed the horrible brutalities of lu-li-it. 1 hi- 111- wa- haialy. ami tin- Russian fanatics. O.ily a I lille.l it n!i hot water, ami that p.itt of the letter c an be publish- t-J. It is as follows: ! "My hear Wife- Vou have doubtless hear I of the mass it re j 111 Kishin-. II My hand ttemhles, my brain is on lire, and my . tho'i;ht$ arc coulused as I w rite - these lines. "1 am ill with the blows 1 have raised au o.lnr. "Id biai.-ly -Ik. I hat in- w a i 01 l.ianih." M : it wa il that 1 . il.iiuh bit the U--t 1 -melt. o , full li-hl be.l can in and dome it liftht of a ciliii j-i. conscience, it si ei actions siio-iM not ir lun-lilv an carelessly an.l flippantly cntu ised. i Cet laitily he i liable loeti. but it can-, not be c .nti ii U .1 t! .it In- d su't know nnue abo-it ea: li c ise a:ter he ' i;.:i,-d . is l I'rotil the llooil ami the piopcitv jmeiit and a a-d ! l"s will aiuoiilil Into the million-, is to us that hil At ''o'clock tolil-ht the 1 K-s Moines be lun-lilv an.) ""'I11"1111 1 mcnes Horn Its iii.ixiiiiiiiii hel-ht oi .'I leet earK this iiioiiiiii. I he sleailv rani at Nortl .It CI Itl has patiently 1x11 merits than ti c edit clttlCist' H;l!,i!;:l Le of the tut- at a'i. V esteemed I I ill t-r is Mis; ,. re.11.1rk that the c- .-uioi 1 Caiohna is no c ir .1:. I cisii., Cei t.i. niv 11 d I'.il we all there is ciilkisin nil I critic. s-h. we i i.I I ,-; ,it!r;.t: ii t,, t!o that it is not the .1. t aal p.o ! :;s . ate ijiautr.! tint help to l-iim; the la into disi.-j ute. but the f.-ohsli t ill, which is iiob.li;..! ::i by people wh should da b-.-tti-r and who li -outs into the 111 in Is of other th,i!-;l:tles.i pe. pie. It i wor.-e upon s .cietvf.i an inno cent man o suiter, "I I 1 a (isiity one to be pun. shed beyond his due. than it is for a c nlty one t- es. ape eatuelv. Evrry ina-a who ;un int.) our c Mot or is earned there' has a 11;, ht to have hisiase takcu to the Supreme Count in order that it may sav it the Ioei court has erred iu the matter of tin law. I'.at the Siipicmo C.nut has 11 1 junsdieti-.n as to facts, hence a man who feels that he has been ui.uiced iu the interptetatioii ol facts hy the jury, or has been too heavily pnui.-hrd by the court - which is a ot:e m m power has no irdu-sn m-hss he can .1 to the Kovein. r an I a.-k lor a pardon or a reduction of sentence. Ami, heal iu mind, the Siiptcmr. Court overrules the lower court twenty tunes where the governor iutet teres one lime. Then there often happens afler the that circumstances arise that three tl.n s, it is Ik-Ik-vi'iI further I ise is past. a.s repoi Is from t i: on it--point- above IVs Motm-s -av the . thppantly 1 iver ha- In-i-ii fallili); for - I lioius. p s. n ( The extent of sullel ill- allloli- the Mr. .1. i . Mor-a M it-ln ill. -pent several day saw ay tioui home la-t wis k lor ici-it-.itioii. "I have iM-eii," said Mi. Mm; in. "in -ceu Not w itlist.intliiic; 'oiinties ol North 1 arolinu -in. e thai ha.- lallen loi i I Vl' ''i' iax. And while I saw I ou ame do II b'lk- w ho to the Opel. I , ami eat m-.iihiK" said I : . I lion-!.. 11. "Now. I wan! y, I l-r the loik- u ho ow 11 iii- . 1 them inn out. Yon know, j the H'-ites 1:11, -an. e iu t ii -, I'lu v - are I. .1 and i an aas; tin v li uht. ti clul.il. e.if-- hxdiophohia oh. ti ; oM t 1 1. : 1 1 l.ad. l ax 'i-m. t i j kill '. 111. to- '1 111 up il.. ,M ! lo keep tin-in .-Il the -tree!. " IIIL'er ,.:iuueli 1 ' ;o.l st od lauds iniicli pio-ie , ' k aud line people. I vi a-i lh Illicit to lie ploud.-t' ol old I in. m Uu- lurllier I went ami the noue I ' sltt." I Tr. Cm inrjoii's Mar the Highest liver Made lit W ake I ore-t. The cuit inii.-d upward ottoll !a-l week -el I pi several lliou-and rel'ii-i-c- ha- U-en re.liiceil In a liilliiliiutii by the bet let- or-aiiiatioii ol relief wot k. and 1 now ll-ev are nearly all free from -11. I1 ol' tin-in exl leiue -ulb rino. The reinainiiuj I t.-i nil w.iluct levees will hold. The river is from! WTnie- ii..1k..v hall' mile to two miles wide, how "'level. elVoitll.llly eiitltn-; otl 1 b i 1u1111ie.it 1011 U-tweeii the main part I l s Moines I'ioiii east, north and Mill). lump e w 10: ot I Hunk tin..- of the .1.1 ate w 1 1 b v ot pai ' ten!. 11 110 namely, Mr. .film- lo'.vad. mIi.- -l-ei-i-h on N at i.'iiali-iu w 1 - in... noil I bv P1..1. l'ot..,,t atoi 1,; lu-i-!"'' -Is5 WilUltdtfl 0:1 the ll.'llsl U. Ik I III IM , ,, ,. received. May (loj srant that 1 that's t n I i y rev. ver 111 a month or two. tow 11. i Tlie lew dollars that you sent to tun-, ute vvcte also stolen. 1, niysilf, tli' tg.ive them up so that my life ' do, ), ,ij s,lVll. j i)ake onv ,nv j vv.iti h and chain at this time. They had been hidden, and the assas sins did not It 1 id them. "Never has there jet been such a terrible massacre as this one at ki.-linnlT. A ureal battle was lout: lit to day. 1 had a visit from '''''d-viur. As 'soon as he left me 1 '""i. i 1.:. . 1 . 1 1 . . .u. line 1 ,1 C'iiii,ti;e ,1111 utuvc 11a 111c hospital. In the liospitil there My (10J ijrant tliinj 1 1 1 1 i i 1 i 1 3 1 1 r i I Our Bargains Know No Bounds! We aro plunging ahead, captivating: more aud more people every week with our surprising bargains. It's your privilege to choose freely from these values now. Better ones couldn't be, "as good" ones are hard to find if you do find as good, they won't be as cheap as ours. Silks and Dress Goods. The must comprehensive, the must elabor ate, by all odd the most worthy show Inn wc have ever made, and the prices- well, you will be surprised, that 'sail. Corded Taffetas, worth oftc, special at iK. Wash Silk., worth 5tV. special at Wc. Yard wide Taffeta Silk, no better for $1.25, special at 4c,, .to Inch w Me Jap Slk at 5(V a yard. .V. Inch w hite .Nik at 75c a yard- IVau de Crene Silk, in all shades, the latest thins; in Silks, at Wc a yard. The Celebrated Iðnlul Silk, yard wide, special at $1.25. This 5ilk is guaranteed in every respect. Wash Good3. Another big lot of Mill Ends rut on Mle todav. 121c i K at 7 a yard. Ilk: I jiw n at 7c a yard (iood Calico at cents a yard, lite laiwn. beautiful patters, at 5c a yard. 2iW Madras at 10c. lull line of hitetiouds lor dresses.wuists, j etc., at prices to suit all purses. I Miscellaneous. 75c 5treacthy Seam I)rawer,snecialat 4Nc. 51. Ml Shirts, .special at "Sc. Suspenders 5c up. 5(1 doen Socks, worth 2iV. the lot special at 10c a pair. I IV Socks at 5c a pair. Specials to offer in Clothing. See it. Shoes. The hriKhtcst, the snappiest 5prin; 5hocs produced are here for our selection. Children's, misses' nnj ladies' Oxfords, P.it- Leather, Kluchers, and Strap. W e sell Queen Quality Oxfords $2.50 and $.t tkl; all the new .-bancs; see them. A Millincrv ltoautv Show. A surprising exhibit of New 5prinu Millinery. The Paris liats and our own matchless creations. Wc are splendidly equipped to meet your millinery wants. Show in an endless variety of choicest Netting al Just the price you want to pav." New Parasols, the latest and prettiest fcr summer, just received and at prices that will interest you. Come to this store for your want and you will lind it. BELK BROTHERS Cheapest Store on Kuril.. 1 X V I I I I I 3 i l-.lc lllllll.l trial ; Topek.i, May :t1. At I o'clock llu- iiiiiiiIn i oI' ilrowm-j people 1 i.. known to lieat least l iOaml alai-e i nuiulier vn-ie vet 1111 in-'. S-veral were lepoileil Inn lied toileatll. hut tin- ciiuM not lie s11l.-1.111l i.ilicl. Ilroiu all over e.istet 11 kansa-ImhiI- lie lieu-;: lilsheil liere t'i,f the n-s cm-ol' the .siill'eteis. Short It alter d.iv li'ht nine Units arrived (khii ilt.iwa on a sm-i ial tiain and tlu v were put into active sen toe.it once. Soon alter reports ol' drow niiij; U ;.mii to emne in. A tat eonlaiuiiij: elht men wa-swept away hy the swill eiiiietit iiIhiiiI " o'eliH-k and as far as known all were ilrow tied. 1 l her small Imals were not alile lo live iu the vv lili lm i iinent. North Topeka is a -eene of tit most desolation, .,it a suaie 1 loot ol' hind eau lie seen in any ill ! reel ion. There is lint a small 1 -linnet' uf any ol' the It'snleiices lie in; li'l'l f-liiiKliny at tin- end ol' Hie i lloml period. Sherry Oakland, ami .the reform school north ol Topeka. lie all miller t lie rus iiiil' waters. would nuke ttirtlirr punishment a mis-j hut the situation is fav oralile iu carriage of justice. It also happens j these place- compared w ith what that evidence cunus out that shows North Topeka is lindei'oiiij;. conclusively that there was a uu-take Nearly all the lites were put out ley tllesf the heavy rain, which tell nearly all liij;lit. .Message were sent lo St. Joseph saving: "ToM-kn wants three to six steam launches and twelve or eiL'hteeu clinker built in the sentence. ShuulJ uot things be rectified ? Too many of us proceed upon the theory that jus tice it thwarted if the accused is ac quitted If this were true we would have 110 use for couits -the police ami the sheriff wotilj decide the matter by just arresting tl.c riht r.ian each time. The fact of the matter is, that par dons are one of those thiuc,s which some of us feel called upon to boo at, without Imowiug or caring very ninth about the reason for our efforts. Mr. Roosevelt has announced his candidacy, and says something about wanting to be a "whole president." Senator Mark Ilanua kindly withdrew Ins opposition so far as the endorse ment of the Ohio Republicans was Concerned, and it appears as if Mr. Koosevelt might now hold up on kiss mg the babies. row Imals w ith men to handle, sent here hy special train at mice to res cue people iu North Topeka." The train was to feci its way us far as possible ou the Kiilmierjjcil tracks anil then I he boats would In launched. It was expected that the launches could reach here annul I 11 clock, 111 which event many of the people 011 the north side could yet lie saved. Mean wniie, tne iKMeiiKtiiftl ones mere cncoiiiaued to hold 011 11 little Ion ger in the hupp that rescues would lie elleclcil. 11 in called " Inline-." know- what tin price- are (.'"I'V to lie. -..nielimly , willing to ri-k -'U1111. tor a I i 11,1-1 ill Moiuoe III- l-i-n ollei-i-d lime cents fur his tin- l.ill'- crop. , :alu-i lint ho know- w h. th.-r tin- In I 1 m'oii in' which prompt- ,1 man t,, ,iu ., crop which has only iu-t U-en planted i- based upon a sure helu l thai the pines will lie hih tn M fall, or upon the iiu-u- -pint ot L'ainliliiii; ' ji-nla-'ii- :i tin- ab'i-l ,- III Oil' .It W llM- 'ol -1 I -'inli Hi. mi v l.i. h opini. llv com 111 : '.,1. Kirl I'm ha- made a lo e h ,d a- . and w l.o 1 . I his care lclli.ll I, , 1 1 . 1 v 'iil.lc hlli 1,111 111 tin- Soiill I M-mioe. 1 1 is 1 . l' 1 hi ci lleltcv o -chi mule an average 11 I I tecverry lot even IckjoI llieni. "The d.ictor say those who do recover will be cripple J for lile. lr uu the hospital 1 dtove to the over by a ail li 1 . w ho -i Hlctil. u-euietcry. There lay thirty eiht I W llll it ; - ,., ,4 .. I. , .. .11 . , 1 . I i.,(,rr,,,l Ml 1. 1- III I I, .... il.oi.. 1 . , ., , .n.s. .on., cip.i'1 nut I'll. -iv- d Mi'. ov . . . .7 . , who l.ii.ke all ' K ' t'C'Tc "ere (iressecj collet' I'or c ' r ,llc'r ' l,t tl-?t'"; dace. Those ir-liip. Iniv ine; m t'v- liJpi' who are expected Hiiiui.'lioul hi- to die will also be photoniuphed. ci reef only in w .-iml thai he I inoie than 'CM. He i-m-te' ii year-ol ae. and one Mid-e by loi-kin.' at It i lit 1- n-'t ,1 haul -tiiileiil. lar Meillm. the d. 11 kev wli the iiolii-e laid v io!ent h ami- upon and forced linn to tell where heot lii-lMiior. i- an a.'iieved i tl ieu. They put lac in a cruel h aid place -just yanked him up. loiiud the liiiior on It 1111. 1 lapped hi- hand mi "the book." and made linn out with it. "hi-V shore had tile in trouble." savs Lee in rclatini; it. cr 10111 on .1 1111 an or pit Ii 1 111 iti l or Confederate eterans. I jo. - of honor to the ( otifed i-rale velei.iii- will be presented loin .now. All w ho h.iv e applied lot tln-e b.(;,'i-s will please llli-i 1 III the coin! hoii-e al J o'cl(K-k to 11101 row and receive them. Vou c.iutiot si-ml I'm-y our i-ro-si -of honor, a- presentation iiiu-l l- 1 wouldn't j "ni'"' only lo the one- eiitttli -ot him ii, lincin ami not to Ua-s-i-n.-er-, I to ami trulilile I. ilk dis for tioihin', but you si-es. I had let- tell I'll ' llll ! tell cr lie vv ill my hand on de book, and I couldn't do 1I.1I. I!ul, den. I'm sure .Inn's cr yvvine to conic out alright. 'cau--1 had a eiittuciil of d.ii hi.-' iiilil iu er duaiii. I drempt dat tne and 'bint Iw.-iily more Liters was wuckiu' under er I toss one day. Wc was all I' come back ne day an' litii-h up de job, but Hex day all dein nie, 1,'ers but me w.i- cone. Now, I 'lows dat dein other iii'er- ri pe .cut .Inn. and dat mean Jim's jjwint' t' Ih' ,'oue." I hi-V lllfl-t be pvi tlteil by the I '.iiilili t s of t he I niileilet-acy. It. V. Ihu wi'iiv. t 'tun ma 1 liter of ( amp Walk 11 p. Our Ice II i:se is opposite J. . I--ckh,itt Co.'s st to. Phone us when joti want Ice. No 311 I' VI'11.1 '.VI.I.A K. I vv ant Parker y. ur eld Iron. J. I). This calamity is greater th in the Cal unity ol the Temple. Tl.ree iiattets ol Kisliiiuff has been de stroyed. "People wire slaughtered in their own houses Furniture was chopped to bits, clothing was torn up, houses were burned, bricks from the houses were scat tered, and even the chimneys were torn down A waste was made id all KishinctT. The city is now as white as after a hard sno.vstortn from feathers from beds fcitteted about. Might thousand families are lying on the sired? with nothing but the sky over thctn. lirands were put on the houses, and men, women and childicn, all naked barely escapee1, "To every ten persons 5 pounds ol bread are riven. Mv sister Kstlicr, with her two children were brought to my father's house in tncitintgiit clotnes I hey were terrible beaten and bruised. II condition was frightful. Ma) I (lod have pity on them, la the' Surrounding villages the J :ws suffered similar fates. "It ii a day of nakedness. The number of killed m not rightly e tiinate I as ct. Nice Meats Our Mohbyt Anything 111 the line of nice tender meats is our hobby. We lead the trade. II. While. Sweetest Living- A ' !., t i'..ii.ti,tl..i, rl'.tlil. M in Ilk.'. ' V ,.1 ili-r. 1,1 t! Jul.. well i . I- -r ,. tin .,.ii ol' In f.-r Hi In!!- tinlit lll. All. I Our. !i-t It, mif II. .w ! fsir .01-rt ill., .si --i.,h nn. ni niif. i,l' r ihi'ioi,. ' When in need of Irish meat phone No. 91 J. 1). Parker. '!!!!!!!!!!ll!1!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiniMiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiji Hllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllil The Statesville Mascot says that Mr. W. E, Morrison, a farmer living Dear Statesville. sold eight mule colts at siity five dollars each, one day last week, to the Heokle Live Stock Com pany, who sent them to their grass farm in the mountains. The average age of the colts was fourteen aud a half months, and Mr, Morrison has raisad them, not as a stockman but as a farmer. Tbe Mascot adds that some of tbe farmers about there who could hava raised colts, too, will in a short time be buying some of these at faoo pair. The war between the colonels rol lick! merrily on Col. Jule Carr of the (lob and Col. Bob Abernethjr of River Bend, Gaston county. Col, Bob says Col. Jala owes bim salary for maoag- ing bit Oconeechee farm, and Col. Jule says Col. Bob owes him big money for tba damages ha did to the farm, nd each is suing tha other, and Gas too county is tbs seat of war. One Woman Cow hides Another- Some time ago Kx Policeman Frank Wcihlingloii of ('h.'irlolle at tempted to commit suicide mid also to kill his wife, wince when he has lieen in jail on it jH'ace bond. His wife and her people have lxeti trying to get hi in (tent to th Mor ganlon any linn nn the ground that the drug habit had made him in sane, and his own people have lieen resisting the effort. It aeonm that there wan method in the mad new. for lust Thursday Mrs. Wed- dington proceeded to cowhide a Mrs. Keiulrii k, lieiug jealous nf her, it 1 alleged. The Weddington awe has Wome notorious in Charlotte, and the bat tie of Thursday was h rulininalion. Mrs. Weddington ami her friends Diet the Kendrick woman in the street, and the former badly lie labored the other with cowhide, The whole bunch was arrested. "Strength and vigor come of good food, duly digested. 'Force,' a ready-to-serve wheat and barley Iood, adds no burden, but sustains. nourishes, invigorates." S. R. Doster has just received lot ol nice Hams. The town ollieers are making preparaliou to plant a llag pole ou the square foi tliedisplav of weath er signals, reports to lie received Iroiii the stali it l.'aleigh. Messrs. I mi don Thompson are the promoters of this undertaking. The llag pole has been secured and, as it re-ted horizontally upon trucks ready to lie planted, some joker undertook to display some signals of his own. A white flag. Is'iiring in ragged letters the legend. 'Tiiir Imlay, was nailed upon the top of the llag pole aliout two feet from the ground, while the sun lient down scurchingly upon the pavements, heputy Shcriil Myers. Maj. Andrews mid Prof. ,1. W. Towtiseud watched that Hag all the first day 11s closely ns a liny ntelies his ti 1 t bin) trap, "W hat ar' them rags agw iue to lie fr,'' said a man from Stanly ; 'pcrs 1' tne a body could see it's fair t 'day w'thotit bothcriu' 'bout them wiininen's aprons hanging out lhar." "Oh," said Prof. Townsend, they represent certain proble matical prognostications which as tronomical observers have declared to bo i 111 111 i ii-1 it alxuit the time the perennial summer solstice comes into pei'ihrliou with the vernal equinox iiimiii (he tialri!attcnil end of the isoscles triangeof ." 'T've got some juaniier to buy, an I guess I'll be goin'," said Stanly, aud Prof. Townsend con tinued his elucidation to Deputy Myers and Maj. Andrews. Mr. J. 8. Hasty left yesterday for a couple of days' fishing at Lake iiecaiiiaw, in t omnibus county. ('apt. Barnes and Commodore, the cook, have al ready been in camp for a week and have pitched tents' till ft-isaf Tin, ion hi. ait .-I ' . .... ..v,.. rriim,reu, 1 Pay Adams, Heriidon Hasty and S. m.AKPVPV. President. A. M. 5TACK. Vice-President. TMIJ J. RAYnOND SHLTE, Cashier. Baiil of Union. Safe, But Progressive and Liberal. A modern banking h nise with every facility for the prompt and care 1 111 Handling ol all business. Get one of our Pretty Steel Banks, rany it home, deposit your savings and get interest on them. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,,!!!l!!l,MM,,l,,'l,!,,,MI,,,'",2"MI""'ttii"miwtt"ii""iiiin IIIIIOIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!llllllllllllll The Latest. We have just received a new lot of Shirt Waist Sets In dray and Oxodied 5ilver for beads, all colors Belt Pins, the 51) cent lot, lor... -25 cents i.2S cent .25 cents Close out lot 50 cent Hat Pins for 25 cents When you pass our store look at the display In our window and take your choice for 25 cents- The W. J. Rudge Co. THgNErED INSURANCE Til i. T.;T I rmmy 01 jumerence: 'rtlilGli Do yon Choose f Vou want paint which will placet (he material it covers and give N'liulv to lh place. The 1 l paint ii that hich gives the best color and slands tin- i.ii;i'stsi:i;v(t:. Here's a low price paint tint wilt save rash and look well. No mistake iu using it. Stands the wear of yeai-s. Mate yonr improvements by using Heatb S Aliligan Paints. C.N.Simpson. Jr. . at.. I 11 Tl l1Titn.T ooooeocco-soo o-oooo-o 'fefrfi If you will permit us to demonstrate to you the need of Insurance, we are satisfied that you will no longer be without it. Level headed men realize the importance of Insurance; but we wish ty talk to those who are not fully aware of the advantages of Insurance, and respectfully solic it an opportunity to give them information. Hest and strongest companies represented. Gordon & Thompson. New Ordinances. N" . It lilt ! tiM!ful fi.rnv iN'rtn 1 '"ill" 'f in uv iiinmiiT it-mi n it it)i ih.sa tcltafrki.h ur rlt-ftrlf Itirhf i-.tr In flu- i ..i Hi'iiror, rwt iii ini.M- it rni- f m .. . llu- ii isffiuf owner, t.f nu ll ih !', h Hint flitiil. ..r ts ii.f iht-m f..r tlir HirMMH- .f nirtkMitr wn r'Htir ur ittii i ti h Hit-) i.-.-rii nnr-ituin, A ht trin Th'laHntr fit Tilinmuv dt'itll Hir itiIIy i.f ili.jUrw. S (l liitli i uu In w ftil furativ M-rHift r itT.M to ittnt'ti ai. hi- it. aiu uiutr JiV'Mt fur th. .iir)w...- ,,f .(.rinklliiK .iv it, irnrilfii. irvr ..r irrouii'l or to u- the HM atrt firiith (nirit"!-" An (n-rwun tt LlHtiif f'il ..nlnmm. 111 i-niliv.if live liUri ft.nn.-h ttn.i fir-rv ffi-ru. Tlitwonll nnn.-f iiB U- in f..rv iintil tlir n,,ia ( inif Imri.t m mmiiU ti.l Land Sale. Hv tirtllfiif ft ttowt-r III a rtln nt..pi.r.. rtrt .l in nn- crM-iiif.1 l. J-itin V Kon1.. n ihr NinnilT, Imai 1 1 fir a it it.iiTi-f uu f l-iti rHir.lH (n t-.,k Ah. Murf mt, I aiil.tm Hip 3rd day of July, fXU, at 1J nVlork m.at th rtnirt hou sl.-ir In M'-tir., S ' nt-ll ai mit-Iit snit-ti.m i.. n.. Itfsftni .i,ir f..r a-)i,tlit f..i h.w ittar Mnl r hit i.f latMl III tlir (Mttit i.f Wtihaw. vi ka kftni'iiia at a -fak.! K rt.rnr nl.iii U criiirvrt )ot.am nin S H' f. lehaln anH Mn i link- to a -takr I 1 -mall p o n and rck..r) hi j J'iih ArUm-" line ihnoa with lhMtdJrv! pfch Adam' old tine bUhii N Jl r I hatn and T liliku, rrnwslin amatl lmHw. to a tkr ti i mall u In tht ld JMtpli A1am lln. J A Hllliarnai'lotrnnirr. them with ill. uid ! illiasia' line ft Rit H Irhaln and link ' l a etone. the N K rhurrh lt etirner ami the I .mm havlt and A iMlamw ht rnrnr, i thence w kth the ah r.l.rrd M E rhurrh lot line W I rhaia and Mi link to the tawirirt 1 mna-. onntainlnv avre and ' wdea of land no it isr tnm. inia June inn. I ww l IiaVIm, Mortiraete. Redwln 4 Stark. Alt;, pmnnmriTriTriTrnriTninipni imi i rnrm mn mTnTriTrig A. IjbA V. ; MKS.A.LKVY. We have supplicMl thousands of the pood people of Monroe and Union County with their spring Dry Goods, Clolliiiiu and liner v but there are others who have not yet bought and we are ready to WAIT ON YOU now with the determination to give you better selections, better bargains, and better and prettier goods than you can get this side of Unitiinore. Now is the time. A. Levy's is the place. A. LEVY. Bllllllflttft MILS. A. LEVY. I SH rami iiimiirmijTmijjiJiwiijiiijjna aMMMHHk..aiaBBl I . To Cure a Cold in One Day Irtuta isxauve oromo yumine Tablet. Sma MBloa koaM tottl la fmt 1 3 saoatks. Thil tlinatnTe. C9. SSjCZr taBBHaiHHHM..iB.lB Carta Crt al Two Days. oia everv
The Monroe Journal (Monroe, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
June 2, 1903, edition 1
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