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THE MONROE JOURNAL. VOLUME X. NO 28 MONROE, N. C, TUESDAY JULY 21, 1903 One Dollar a Year Jim Daaps aasrte4, " Tea easce Mi la saamtr CUM tM Beck keat. What (hall wi cat all saaaaer toaar Tkat. wit (Ml Beat, akail step a etraaj . A ad ia tkt seat ef easaaaef trial r Way, Fare,' a! cewee," Waf " Saauiy JUa." Tat aKaajta-aam Omel the strength of meat without the heat taaKaatee Cfcee smsl Is ai "FneM1 taa eaeelar bfrUfut foM ta ate family io llwaaoiaMuaal suaeaur n Um okl aundar. aVtiaaaeea. ' MT-li 1 When You Buy a Watch I Hi WANT TIIK Ix-st money will buy. You also ant to liny at a store where you will Kit exactly what you jmy for. You make no mistake wjicn vim buy WATCHKS, J KW Kl.lt Y, Sil.VhliWAItK c, of W. E. LINEBAGK, Jeweler, Monroe, N. C. viiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiMitiiiHiiiiiriiiiiriiiiuiiiiMiiiiiiiiiniiH Summer Goods. To prevent carrying over to another season, we have decide J to inaugurate a CLEAN SWEEP SALE and olfer at cut prices the remainder ol our stock of Dross Goods, Lawns, Organdies, Rib bons, Underwear, Shoes, and many special values in other things. THIS IS NO BLUFF. What we advertise we do- Haven't we always proven the truthfulness of this statement? Come and get BargaiQS that are Bargairjs. J. Y. Dostcr. Fruit Cans and Solder. -4 MtiHiiiMiiiitiuiniiiiitiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiHiitiiiiiitiiiiiniiNiniiiiiifiiiiiimuiiiiifiiiMiiii THE NORTH CAROLINA Stcte Normal & Industrial College. (Ol US ION: Literary Classical Scientific Pedagogical Commercial Domestic Science Manual Training Music fivr e..iir-. Ii-allng- l ll.t..tii... Ailv.nis-.1 (stan. Ir-.iltnir to Ih'ffnv. HVII Miilwia rmrtltf ami ol,--rt.!li.n S.-h.. 1'wulty numlrrv 41. Hkartt, tuition. and f.-e. tor u-e irf l.st 1xik. etc.. tin. -ir. Vor imn-rtiViil. tf the Mute ll. Tmclflh antou! w.l,n tiffin, m-plrml-rr l., ta. T. w-n. rrit In the traill.rt. .11 iW-nilil.tn a.tu-.it.ii. -houl.1 tn.ile l.-f..rr July l-Mlt. Curre-ipm'tenM. tllrltr.1 fn.m th...).'.!.!.! eni.-t'lll I.-..-IMT atil leair.lif m. lor i'4ljil4(tif antl ..tlirr Inlorntatlon ailtln- . CHARLES D. mclVER. Presided, Greensboro. N. C. Kodaks. A vacation without a Kodak Is a vacation wasted- Wt are agents lor the Eastman Kodak. We also carry a big line of supplies. We will be pleased to snow our line. Call and get catalogue or write for one. The W. J, Rudge;Co. White ,1an Hanged by Molt, Mavsvillt-, Kv.. July 1-V Lu SIK THOIAS LUTON'S I.IIT. How to Prevent Tick Fever in Cattle. Mr. T. J. Shau mm, who lately ra;Wat Ihe turiiiuer-of the cwuits, ",n Away Prom Hi Home When lt a nuuilM-r of valuable cuws by a m, ir,.ke into the Klemiiiir-i-ui,: ! and Worked as a farm ...1. t. ... Tl... 1 .1 ...... . . . . .... n-.n, ..""''"- 1 in tins iii'-riiin ami lian-in w 11 HanJ in South Carolina. I ........ i.lK mu. ir, nr.ii ...11 i.j uir 1W Hl.U klT. while Ul.lll, Willi I'SarMi. A hrc d Trick. ucn 1 1 t 11 k' r. r n i l-it week a fairly well diw. .1 Kansas Otters ihrce "Wals and .Vi Ariiultural iK-iiartiiii-ut: Since 11 ia only ith a full lnol tdr of the hatutt of lh cattle tu ki mil tl. mauurr in alurh thry ticrrd that the prnprr nieam fur thrir !e tructiun can I JriJ anj midii atiwd. the fu!h. a nit facta ahoulJ be carefully r.mvidrred: t. The full groan female tick, aftrr one to alt. ini.t toarn-st him &llin themarlvea ailti hluod. dip ott tin-lime Tliai ker ps imh, l.ut he the rattle and craal uudrr lrav. j wa lati-rarn-ail ami M-jnl iu jail Kia.a or any uthtr material .ill. .huh,,,, mii,inJ,iiir. IW was irivi-n two man aalknl into a iiu l.m . .:!i.v al.'l fhanl ln t His ! 1 Im 1 !iir suit against thr SmUIu 1 the (round may be covered 2. lu too ut three ) tt.ee tirka I becin la) nit rges and lay lion 1,500 to i.joo during the n it two areki 3. In real warm weather theae etf may hatch in three weeki, but the batching may be greatly delayed ur prevented entirely I y culd weather. 4. The young licka (wed tickt) al though eitiemely imall, are active, and erawl np tba weeda, graaa or twigi and wail for cattle to come along and pick them up. 5. Siuce theae young tick are not able to live longer oilhoul food, un leaa a cow, home or mule tnu.het ita lega agaiuit the olijrct upon which they are waiting, aithin four or five, month, they aill starve to death had lm-n ;i-n a lift- M-iiti'tiif fr IVil.aj.s m.hh .f tin- i. i.li t of the iminler i f John lioribm twu;Tln t'hrt.iib-lf may not km.w that year ao. Ih:u-kar, lu a iiuarnl Nr lln.iiia l.i.t.ni. that ih.ulity with tioriKin at Koxrt, sliol anJ Knlivh - rt . !.. ha.ii-J rnoxtl kilhil him ami tln n sat on thej the Allai.tn- to aain e..niN-le f..r IhmK, Wini-liester ill hand, wbih-jlhe Aim-iirau a lituij; i-ii, a he siuokitl his iie ami il.irenl any om-e a n.r l.uiu laborer in tin-all At ' i 1 11 j Mate of South Carolina. Kilt the .resi-i,t f.uiii.iM ya.ht sportsman was oure :is ht as any luil thai walks the streets of liar I. .tie or toils iu any of liie i ml 11s trialaanil linailv rot a life si-i.teiiee. (oiilan asa ko1-' etlien and trial plants of tins nt v, ami heii h" ;ls Ii-h tnau l i years of a;;e. yoiin l.iiitou was trim I of an no an in.illi iisixe man. After beinc Isriitenceil Til acker nH-aleit to the ourt of AiM'als ami wait waiting for another trial. Thacker haa some money ami was able to raiui inaml the supiMirt of some intliien li.U men aud it was feared that hi mifrlit escaiK1 punishment allo pther. The mob eollii-ted at Mount ( ar portuiiity to earn his daily bread by woikiiii; with a (i.md of tie piiM-s on u South t'aroliua sitiu plaiitalinn. Sir Thomas was the sou of Sent tish paii'iils baviii); been horu 111 the city of tilasirow. (a aeeount of the poverty ol the family, heeu li s'it !i n ..v It. : a ii 1 I. They 1 wo l.utljui iVr l);. . f U i;.- au t ic I jiii t ;t'ti .I. U wi... Tin- t .1 . r ! 1.. 11 . pasti:; r t . tie aiiil 1 li . c.iiKi. iiii.i n" nr;re 111 .:n iiulj.isii.i; 1,., anj '1 !.!!.- ! .u- t ! I j 'u r ! at tin-! ii I r: , far I :!.-f Ut t'U ) t ': ; .I IV. tiiel, where (iordoii one lived, am! . joyed wam-ly al.v iKluratloiial ail eanie into Flemiii);sburg bv twosi vantages. hen nnlv in ears old ami threes in order not to arouse he sought and found eaiployim-iil suspicion, mey auvaaceu upon Jin a stnlioiieiy store, ni-eiviug the lail shortly alter tmilniiHit. I the sum of mtv cents a mil 6. From the time the young tick. I jaj,,r rt-fused to siirremier the keys. He wius overH.ei'eil and the keys taken from him. Thacker us Inn rid to a Irti" io-tr the jail aud wils uiven time iu which to say his prayers, which he refused, ttt on cattle until tln-y are full groan and ready to drop olf ia about four aeela, except iu cu!d weather, wheu ttiey frequently remain much longer. 7. Neither old ucr young tuksciaal far, and a fence aitli a rail ur hoard on the ground ill ceitainly stop them, ''"I lor Ins hie. To bush hut wire fence do not alsaya attoid his cry he nit hit oil the head with protection 8. Ticks do nol go from one animal to another, u. Kegs laid before the first of Sep tember aill hatch the tame fall, and unless the young ticks grl un cattle, horses or mules they will die of culd or atarvatiuii I'd ore spring, 10. Kegs laid during the cold aeatl.. i-r ol lite lall and winter do uot hatch until the waini days of spring. It ia, tlierrlore, the eggs and uot the ticks that are able to pass through the in lersof the laStheru aud western por tions of this State, With the foregoing facts in mind (hire methods of destroying the licks at um e suggest themselves: I. Krrp all cattle, hours aud mules out of the tick-infete I pastilles, lanes and lots after September i;l, and alt egg previously laid aill hatch lielore -old weather and the young ticket starve to death before spring. 1. livule the pasture by a fence with a rail or boa.d tight on the gtouud, and the first year keep all cat tle, horses and mules out of one hall after September isl, The second year ,:ut the Vatlle uu the hall left vacant the year previous, aud ulsu provide new lanes and lots on ground over which 110 cattle ran the year before. J If practicable, hum the pasture over thoroughly eaily iu the spring. Mitsulpher with the salt given the cattle uue patt of sulphur to three parts of salt. Kegiu uot later than April ijth greasing the legs and under parts ol all cuttle, and repeat it once a week all iiuiiiier. While greasing the cattle look carefully for any ticks that may have escaped Hie grease or allarhed themselves to the upper parts of the body, and il any are found, pick them off and burn. The grease nay be one part kerosene and two parts any cheap sort convenient, such as cuttuu seed oil. If a little sulphur and tar he added the effect will be prolonged and increased. The grease prevents young ticks from getting on the cattle and kills those already on by plugging the small openings in the body through which they breathe. II the greasing and hand-picking be done thoroughly and no ticks allowed to drop in the pastures, lanes or lots for four or five months duiiug the warm season, the eff.it t will be suc cessful, Either of the first two methods, when it can be adopted, is always cer tain to exterminate the ticks; but the third is not applicable to large herds, and will fail unless it is carefully and thoroughly carried out, No Pity Shown. "For years fate was after ine conl unioiiilv" writes F. A. liul ledtfp, Verbena, Ala. I had a ter rible) ease of Files eansiiti; '.'I tu rners. When all failed Ittirklen's Arnica Save etired me. Finally good for limns and nil itches and pains. '.'.V nt Knplish Dnitf I'o's. a slnnc ami his unconscious ImhIv strung up until life lia.llccMiie ex timt. A Remarkable Killing, liliimoii. lud, July IJ.-John Terrell, a wealthy farmer, living near IVlroleum, nine mile's limn here, killed his son in law, Mclvin tance Wolfe, this allot noon, tiring both barn-Is of a shotgun into his head as Wolf lay 011 a doctor's operat ing tabic to have a leg umputaleil, necessitated by a wound tiom Ter rell's gun, lired a shoit time In-line. Four years ago W olf married Ter rell's daughter. Wolf deserted the girl, it is said, leaving her with a young child. A suit was brought to compel him to support his wife. It ischiimed olf had twice dnveu by the Terrell home shouting in sulting remarks and shaking his list nl Tw rill. 1 he third Innr be drove by Terrell jumped from aoine bushes along the roailsule and hied at his soii-in law, with a double- barrelled shotgun. The second barrel missed. Wolf was hurried to the ollicc of r. Saunders, al IVlroleum, and placed 011 au oper- aling table to have the leg ampu tated. While a crowd stood outside watching the doctor, Terrell faun as remuneration for his toil. The lad utilised his spurt- time in the evenings by attending a night school, and none will dispute that he has made g.m.l use ol what he learned then mid since. Kven iu I In .so youthful days. Sir Thomas gave evidence of the stint of winch he was made. While toiling in the (Glasgow Ma lion IVY shop lie was KsscsM-d W illi the same cheerful and ardent ambi lion In make a man of himself thai he has exhibited .Airing the past several years iu his determination to build a acht Mint can out dis anything llvini the Amer ican colors. He lisiked around and came to the mucin.-ion that their was nothing in Hie old eouu try for a poor hoy, 1111.I it did iml take him long to make up his muni to run away from home and eoine to America, lie had iitaiteis in the steerage of tin- next Anchor l.inc I suit that sailed, ami, wheu he arrived iu N'cw York, he made his way to Suith Carolina, wheu he soon found employment on a big cotton planlalioii. While not very remunerative, the toil was eeaselcs. and while the young ail venturer did uwt mind hard and eoiislant work, he did object to waiting for his pay until the crop was sold in the fall. Tiring of life in the Palmetto Slate the lad drif led to Charleston, from which place he took passage, as n stow uwny, for New Yoik. Arriving in New York, Sir Thomas obtained a siliialii'ti of mi fonsciiieuce, aud tiller remaining iu the metropolis went iu- fullv to, so e leant from the ,m"m 1 "e w ,s Savannah News. the vvni -t ol it in.lil lie vt.-;'.i.l 111 . " . tn bull t;ic market, lie r m the Inconveniently Long. dil.m u . , j, 1 luKi.tt !ji!n. liclirt r. ; ' The late liev. Ir. lioan in ..f.1'"'1' '"' ,h u 1 t; ' I'hiladclphia. used to relate the I nv;; Mm i e .,ns e ,, .:.v, te- billowing on himsi ll: jM.ies a sptti.f; I'e.n.-e j".; m ,.t "I ineachcd a funeral sermon al iiidit. 1 .itil" incut agents ! I one tune, mid spoke 011 I he l,. -m ; 11 i aut In t : : v I e, I reclion. I am sine I spoke longer I within t-.i .lus M. than was my east r.irn.-r ..11 tbs h irv.-si The undertaker was a man "f i.,.. It is s r,l timt h ... 1 .. . 1 nervous iciuperaiiiciii, aim ns ine:. aiieruoon was gonrj no is-gaii u in anxious In be 011 the wa to the emetai V. He linallv wiii-pcied to up from his home in a buggy, broke, lora little while, he decided that iu the doors of the doctor's ollice. drove out the crowd ut the point of his gun nud with the remark. "I am alter linn, and I nut go ing In get him yet," fired Isith bar it-Is into his son in law's head. He was terribly miitilaled. At the time he tired, the young mini was only half conscious, Terrell got in A morn a, utter all, w as not the I '.I dorado he had pictured it iu his youthful fancy. lie returned tntilasgnwdishesu t cued and discouraged, but he still had his nerve, which kept him from letting his family anil former associates know in what straits he had been since he ran away from his buggy, loaded up his shotgun home. The indomitable w ill that nml pointed it at the mob that hud possessed the Is.y soon turned the hastily formed, held it nt bay anil drove to the sheriffs residence He is in jail. Horse Health ! For putting in prime condition any horse or mule the best of all remedies is Ashcraft's Condition Powders. These Powders are won derfully effective because they cre ate apnetite, 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. Ashcraft'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's Powders consist of small doses, prepared from the purest and highly concentrated in gredients, that have been found beneficial to horses and mules. Ashcraft's Condition Powders always high grade are not to be classed with the many balky, good-for-everything powders now on the market. Ask for Ashcraft's, the kind put up in doses, and good for horses and mules only. -Martin tried many Una. of CoMltloa tSrw Vrs, I a.si.lnr A.hor(l U hel mi IS Market. I lake plrarar In rrptr.mrn11n( hl la Kit trtn.H and cw.toawn.-H. CAatr aaXL, Hiekorr, C. Pric 25c package Sold by English Drug Company Obituary. M. V.. Josephine Montgomery, daughter of the late David Mont ginnery of I'.uford township, I'uion county, was Isirn February .trd, s.Vi. She was brought up very strictly under the in II nonce of the M. 1C Church, South, and 11 good religious homo ilillueiice. She was converted wher. about sixteen veal's old, and at once con nected herself with the churfli of her parents at old Mt. Prospect. She was married to Mr. .lamest'. Iaiuey on the '.Mill of Octolier, l.sT.1, Sister Laney lu-caine the 1110I her or live children two sons nud three daughters. One son and two daughters are married. The two younger ones a sou and a daughter urn still single and are! house tide his way, aud in a lew years he was able to borrow a few hun dred dollars us capital for ociiing a small grocery store. When he had paid back the borrowed capi tal aud saved some money ho es tablished other stores. He put into practice methods he had oh served iu America anil made money rapidly, finally amassing a great fortune and an immense business. To day Sir Thomas Upton owns I'JO stores in different parts of the world, tiO of them lieiug in the city of London alone. He sells all food products, except lieef, which he has never handled. 1 le is the largest laud ow ner on the island of t'eylon. grow ing tea, coffee and cocoa, and employing 7, tint) natives to cnlli vale and ship his products. He has warehouses all over Asia and blanches iu Hamburg and Pel 1 111. In Chicago he owns a packing where iiIhiiiI ,'I,(Hiu hogs are living wilh their father. Sister killed each day. Lincy died oil the 4th of July, Sir Thomas cmyloys over IO.immi PMKI. She had la-en suffering from j men ami has never had a strike or heart trouble for two yeai-s, nud any kind of lalsir trouble. It may recently with a complication of! be added, however that he is very diseases. She was conscious that ' care till as to the character of men she was approaching her end, but j lie employs and lie sees to it that she was not nliirmcd. She talked they are accorded fair and just freely alsmt lier death, mid assured treatment in every particular, her family and friends that all was, It has lcen stated that this won well. Itesidi her husband and derful man, in the very outset of children, mid five grandchildren, 1 his business career, employed bus sister lainev left a larire circle of mess met hints he Had observed in relatives and innumberable com pa ny of friends to mourn their loss, M. II. IIoyi.k. Polly Mines' Warning. KvrrrlNMl)'4 Mairalnr. The Tobacco Trust should recall for a warning those lines of Polly Hines, the pocles of the 'Possum Trot. The Tennessee Sappho w as aiming her darts at the Huley villc llauk which bad foreclosed oil her parents' farm. Says Polly, in her gloomy opening stan.a: Toar'n a wurrl l l utteml r the ri.'l) ai.s in hi. rtr.ib-: WlOPh a mart ! Irwuir-rtl rl.-li.--l n hn il jl iJ-r. tli.1. Tli.r. a wirl I11 i" Mllerr.1 Ti. 0 lt.SK a .-.on' in..-. Which a haw a i fm.Mcm fatle.! W t.rn il'. )cl IW'.rc h..'. .oich. Working Night And Day- The busiest and mightiest little thing that every was made Is Dr. Kings New Life Pills. These pills change weakness into strengtTi, liatlessiieM into energy, brain fag iuto mental power. They're wonderful In building up the health. Only 2"c per box. Hold by English Drag Co. America. He is generous and frank enough to any: "Kvery bus mess idea, every successful move I have luude, has Ih-cu suggested to me by my oliservution of Amer ican methods. Kven in our boats the Shamrocks, we incorporated a great iiianv features that were of American origin."' When in Aincrira.tlici young boy w ho is now one of the merchant prince of the world olwerved that the successful business men in the country adver Used, and, when lienirened his little gns-ery in (llasgow, he advertised his wares. In a conversation ceutlv, he said: "I of course believe iu advertising. I think every up to datle business mau does that It is easy to see that the best way to reach the public is through the psiiers, for everybody reads nowa days. I am sending now a million dollars a year in advertising." What an inspiration to every ambitious youth is the story of the life of Sir Thomas Upton! FOIIYSKIDNIYCUKI aaae Meter aaa) Mawv HigM til te ty it. ! 1 li.,. :i 11,: 11 1 r the j.srji - - : 1 tin 111, tin y i t .-. i .:ich a way ;ss It ni gi Itii ,i' ; wlm h t!ley li ivj j Fawn-c e ..it,! erinr. ,-' 1 e;..! 1 IS ill 4 .1' I ' v. t hat; I tr.sv.-l j Vrt. ..II 1 Mi tioll ll.lVf I'i'i : ; liners ,t : Tins in,. ! . ! ifn, r- : 4'V li.. 1. ,1 u it'n I '. uil.i r M iu-,1 at :!nir lie... I. II'.' began ' r'i ' i"" iciies. nvt r the he h !i!s ceiiit.i!. j men -a !i . W iW r. loose i 111 tiii llu r ,!IV-. - !i :.i in ! . t ti.' ii I.'a.lwav 'lit 1.1 nv for d.uu.mi-. I la- 1 rss of au arm and a h g l a niisin, fur w hum, he r-.iv-!i! .1. he was acting, nud that he a, In il mar 1I..m- Mills. Allan . tiieuls were biI.sI.-. ami t!i- Voting barrisi.-r s.iw isiotiN ut a I hey ! i- t big lee and began sts-. lllal lug 011 what he woiilil tin wilh v lai.-a sum. Just Is-I.iie having ll.e stranger diM-ovensl that he 11. e.l.-.l el f.ir some pin p. s- arising sitn-e he got iu the i-ily and ii-.'u--n .1 a loan. The young ham-.tcr very coin l.s.iisiy a e.'iniiii'.lati.l him b giving him aeheik fo tlieaiiiioiiit. latter III the day the voting bar 1 islcr siisiM-ctisI that something m i-. wrong, as he saw his client taikin, to one of the older memls-rs of I In profession, and he went iuto the ollice on some pretext and found the lawyer iiU.nl signing a check for fs us a l.ua to his iln-ut, the same man who had eugageil the younger lawyer. I .n the young law M-relilei nig the slrang. i retired in short older, leaving the cheek iH-liinil. Il developed that he had '''' '' i'U. eiigage.1 the ser lei-s ol the tibler turn have bi : ' . 1: -y t iwycr to sue the Coast Line. There is much amusement about low n over Ihe matter, aud many liaily laughs an- indulged iu io Ihink how easy the gentl. inaii took in list iitc lawyeix The young banister thinks the older one should al least ditiile wilh him what he saved him. It l.siks right that he should. It is rumored that other havetti ville lawyers were taken in. but t iii.it i m, or t 1. .1-1 i.ur they are lying mighty low just n..w. tlllh, t1L. ., ;.. , 1 ins same man, who gave ins name ir i. r; ... ,,,. 1, us O'Neill has just U'i-ii working!.i . , . .,' , ... . 1 the same game 011 some of Savan-i, " . nah's ablest law vei-s. and success " C Iill,' Ul"" ,v'1:' tii.llt ag'-in e s. ne was i-t .ii- !'' il ! !. , i: 1 ,11 in .' them 1. 1 mi' t!i I t .sr t tin- tt.ut! bee.) ttavJaig. y U.!. t'.- .! : i l!e gr 1111 ; , !;. . -.-.!ii 1. liar- i ii -in i;,.t tc r !i-:g!in- its o- .' 1 t ; ,s -:,c- lar-ca-t ' "'!') l.:.r- P il t! tt it:.- keys , t ,'. lie I. r t aai e t, .1. 'i tl ir I ought About kMigion. -ii a..! ..r l'harij.i- 1 s :te in Pt-tvitK-iice town ! .1 i.-w Sundays at;o, resulted 11 a s-.'i 11 !i.v '.rciking a chair w ti. be.ul tf a fathc-r-in-Uw. Il.-e si. I. u is t '.1 here iesterdav l. '.-li r Hunter and ethers, i .ine t j cue the names of liferent parties. f ith. r-in-!aw an 1 the son- v Ii . I been tchurch Ben in t!r:rJi. wiien they return- l-Jl t ) talking ibout the !!,; r (.I 'irth iiieni jlts. 1 A tell you th- re are not 20 :.- t.:e.l ChiiMians in the ' h .!,';," ai I the lalhcr-in-law. "N .nil ," sai.! the)oungcr JllMl. l'tetniiug with the a.lmitte.l 'tatcii.ei.ts tli.il they were Chris t.aiis, tlu- two got paper and pen eils anj ileciile-J to write a list of ill the devout Chiistians in the t!n:i.-!i. "Y ii ii .mc'tiu first," said the uthcr-iti-l ,v, ".nj I II write." "My Intlicr," said tiic son-in- !:.v. "cry well," said the older in in alter thinking a few seconJs. "t . en." "My mi je," said the SJii-in-! iw. "That v li t dj." said the in l.'.w,!.iynig d mn the pen- v IT Tho '.;!). ul. t. ,igen! ', f..r f'e.t ban cm r t-i t' !l:.l .' b ul ,1, m..r- J .! have I t n: " ! "Wliy?" was the reply with ; i:.e In at. "Well, your uncle borrowed 'in-. r.ej !i- 111 me to raise his crop -tvei.l yea-.s agj and he hasn't I' ll ine jet. lie's nu Chris l...f." 'Jsiarrelin:; between the men n o he, I a feverish pitch and final it the (atliei-tu-law itilurmed the .ninger in. in lie was a liar. 'I lie s ni-iii-l iW promptly used 1 1I1 in ever the head of his rela t ve l y ir.ani.ige, breaking the t luii an.! almost bieakingthe head , f Ins !.ilher-in-!aw--leaving him tiieu tineniisci:is on the floor and .'epiirting Iruii the house for good ..n all. one of ill v IiiciuIhts: "Does your minister always preach as long as that al a I'lineral.'' j 'Well' said the biothcr, -that is 11 good sei moil.' es said the undertaker, Mho seiinoii is all light, ami I bliexein the Pesiirrcction, but I am aliaid if he d.H's not stop pretty soon I will not get this man buried in tune. ' Pointed Paragraphs. Ill'-I.k'i It"'"!'! It is easier to he a little man iu ,1 big tow n than it is to be a big man in a little town. A scientist has tliscoercd thai lis lay eggs in the daytime be cause at night they ate roosters. Law cannot make a man moral. but it can make him decidedly un comfortable if he is immoral. Just Issause two men have au understanding Is-twis-n them they ire not necessarily half w illed. There is likely to lie a bitlcr taste in a mans mouth after he has been forced to eat his ow n words. Many a woman would gladly recall her past, but the average man is satisfied if he can get his presents back. Woman is evidently a special dispensation of Providence to pre vent mini s conceit trom riming iway with him. The trouble with trouble is thai most people can' t distinguish Is tweeu the genuine article ami the counterfeit. If a man is unable to boast ot what his auccster accomplished, it is up to him to do something ol'his own account. Find a man who has accomplish 1 anything iu life and you will have discovered one who attends strictly to his own business. Never stop to explain your ac tions. People prefer to I01111 their own opinions, and la-sides they wouldn't believe yon, anyway. Ten liar. pti.Mt .'I 1 1 ' ' il he ib sued t It is t st im -1 i i-il 1I1 it Ine ii b! ii. Kiiis is tliis )c,,r till lu j 1 11 ti cally 1 nit, i.'i ...in hi 1 ti: l.i-'s Three weeks ae ii w,is tin.nglit there would not be more- tb.ni ,. I..i.: third of a crop iu tin; Stale o.v-: nig to il-.-treetion bv the 11 .'. Prutnlly lurturvd. A case ( .uue I" li-lit I hat for per sistant mid UllllM'Hil ll li'ltllle has pel haps never lieen c.jiialoil. ,1m-; (l.iloliick of Cobisa, Calif., wiites: For fi years 1 cii.luieil insulle ruble pain from lllieifuiai i-m and 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . : lelieled me thoii-h I ti ie.l cveiy thing know 11. I cine aci o-.s jee 1 trie llillers ami il's the greatest iiicdieii 11 1 -ii 1 ill tor (h it troiil'le. A lew bolt les of it completely re j licvcd and cured me." J11M as I good for Liver and Kidney tionlilej ami general debility. Only ,".iit. Salislaclion gnaiaiileed by Lnglisiii Drug Co. ' j This is (tmn the i'ouitli of Jnlv I oration id one 1! Konsevclt: obleil 1 Xi;mi -nists: "Mai frens, lie 1'nited State am Jc grsatcs country ceptin S;ud Carliny tiinb.t' ile sliinin' sun, an' she am gr.nvin' gre'itali i lnry! flay. M11: am evp,insliiinm, an 1 (.' one hopes ter live t' sec i!e d i w'en do Aiiietikin eigle kin sit on ile .14', tli p.uialb'! o NoifLong- p Ins In- lis in ile wa in iC'll'V, v.h,ii s ile snow 1' gn en Ins pen 's ight W as Her Terror. I wotihl t h nearly kH night " wiles Mis. ('has. Apple- in, of Alexandria, lud., "and eon!. I hi'illy get any sleep. I bad ciuisiiinptioii so bad that if I valk.'d a block I would cough flight fully I spit blood, but, ben all "I her medicine failed, three "Lou bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery wholly cured me mid I gained .is pounds." It's a'.-oliilel;, guaranteed to cure "iiglis, CI.N. La tirippe. ltron ehiti and all Throat aud Lung Tioiilili s. '; jee .Vie and I.OU. Trial but lie fur at Knglish Drug I ompaiiy 's. Our Ice House is opposite J. J. I. eeiib irt Co.'s store. Phone II. ! when hi w.iii; lee. No 36. l AI'llif iX Wai.lack. Pawn Proker's Clothing. Strictly s in.tiiry.all wool, men's, youths and boys coats from 50c. Io ii in. (iooil enough for any one to we..r. Coats out of $10 i:nl o suits. Come and see mie in. I I will sue you money on ) our cb thing. Only 10 minutes walk from and northwest ol the court house. J. II. liliNTON, Monroe, N. C. 1 want r.iikcr. yuiir old Iron. J. D. itu.lt: an i!:p his I wat.ilis 0I1 de C.11K e his tail feibb rs 11 while si'ow 1 tun ile ion bin's li y Mount 1:1, g an' I etraliti cyis shall Ii 1I1 waie ovall ile Iiebl' lb iksl'oin JeAi'i lem t' b rrielri " U yon desite pure Ice, com bine 1 with honest weights and I lvmj t delivery, phone 36. i i ;i i' Wallace. ssaaars fv r Hair uiuaii icraaouasaaawaaR Falls "1 tried Aver's Hair Vigor Io top try ha.r from falling. One half 1 bottle cured mc." J. C. Baxter, lirsidTOod, III. Aycr's Hair Vigor is certainly the most eco nomical preparation of its kind on the market. A little of it goes a long way. It doesn't take much of it to stop falling of the hair, make the hair grow, nd restore color to gray hair. U N 1 Mils. AS apaBMs. It yrmr 4ranl.t eaaimt mpplf rna, a.a m ima dollar and wa vol aiprMM. foaaholOa. SiHr. and m tt lh n.BM f rw aaaraat aiprM. .iflfist. AddrMa, i. C. A ViH CO LawaU, alaas. Yoa probably do not buy much fresh m;at during the warm weather, and then you want the best that can be had. That's or kind. Phone ns. II. Z. White. W hat Duke's Salary Is For. Ii.ryl,il - Mhi."i . 1 lames 1!. Duke is president of the Consolidated; a'no ha i- i, ! president of ibe Ann lie.iii and tl X I the Continental Compaiin :.. Hi- t j year's salary is J v'.noo from each , J I of the tw o tobacco companies J i proper. Once a st ariholder, turning sullen, asked Mr. Duke w hat he did for these salaiies of an ; aggregate one hundred thousand! dollars. t "I'm not paid those one bur.- died thousand dol'ars" said Mr lt Duke "for what 1 da, but lor! what I don't do. I'm paid for tl e mistakes I (ail to make." How's This? . We offer One Handled Dollars re ward for any rase ot Ljl.nih thai can not be cored by Hall's Caitarrh Cvrc. F. J. Ciikmv & Co., Proprietors. Toledo, Ohio. We, (he undersigned, have knuwu F. J. Cheney fot the past 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all busioeis transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their Hun, Wkst Tkcax, Wholesale DriiRsis's, Toledo, O. Vt rise,, Kissan & Marvis, Wholesale Driifjfjista. Toledo, 0. Hall's Catarrh Cine is taken intern ally, actinu directly upou the bood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75c, per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free. Hall'i Family Fills are the best 1 . 6H6aD Flour i lis Bad Fiourll It ? h.w pi ice ir the maker's e-cic-e for the iub-iiotity of his ptodiii t. li.id Hour is bad flour 110 matter how it is manipulat ed mid jui, i,li d in packing. It till r Hues hark to the tame tliiin:. C.oml fljur mixed with poor will improve the quality of the blend, but like mixing white paint with black, it takes an a wlul lot of while to pro duce any riled Had or cheap Hour is lackitiR in gluten, the nutritious portion of the wheat. It also contains a large per centage ul the pulverized husk or shell of the grain. All ol which yoirdoti't want. There fore, we caution yon to ask for the "Invincible" brand. This brand il told at the loweat price for which really first class flour can be sold, and ill price ii the highest yon need Io pay in order to get the belt. Mr. Newman, our local baker, says: "Invincible" ia the 1 can get for baking." HENDERSON I HOLLER MILLS. fa
