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Sute Library niche THE MONROE JOURNAL. VOLUME X. NO 20 MONROE, N.C., TUESDAY JULY 28, 1003 One Dollar a Year iTV Jia DM tslti4. "Wl Oa Sanacr aJ M clM 4 ket, Bui' r " aa4 I A 4h ) ' Farct,' Wwl e( creaa, !( jaa the feed tt It Mr wkis, Aad kpi cmI," laughtd " SnT Jia." w-ts pore not a blood hew Ol R NOOK OK tjOO'S EAKTK. .n1 this mm. incut immediately, 'PERSONALITY Oh" IDPE I.KO. ' rooms and has ei-hl guild -' M"tiMr. I orjuii iiiay iinti unit My more pro- i rases, small, r uti. s ami j .-..ml A Discussion ol W hat Hath Rural gic-ssite iieighlnnli.Kds have re sit list tirst ami x liait-Utl Hip -pioj rialio.i. Possibly, however, yours is one i In- .loo ciiteipiising eouiiiiuiiitie, e.icli ol" w huh has already .-Mabtislt-e a ch.. lilit.it v. In that case, it Ins-unics jmir iluty t that it is i-i I v ii-ilt-iiiU-l ami rami lor. If your nciglilnirs mill raise or uitr Ly private uK ript -u and mI ;i..iit ? Iimiii your school fund, the Hale will give you making iu all rl.i -In buy more I Community Hay Do to Adorn, tkautify anJ flake Pleasant it I Surroundings - I'nion as an Ex- 1 ample on One Subject. ; l'nrr--iv larut-r- I We picsume. kind reader, tliat I yon are iiiiw bcgiuuiiig In "lay jhy" ymir rrop, ur tliat, at any (rail1, you will begin very . u. I We ct.iigiatuule )on on the g.n.d turn coining, for we know how we ur tu look forward In "laying by lime wheu we were tin I be j Un.ks for it. We hois- tbat mauy farm; in I be uespa.cr Iiimih-n:m-IiimIs w ill take advantage of this our work is never "lanl ly. lopN.iliiiuty to get new wmk or Hut what arc Jim going to do 'new copii-s'ni old work that bave UmI Iuihiiim T4. Fof' U U nlaal autnmrr tat ha. raaatt tsintaliwrWiuenu loc a..irihiti rrry .roan of tbr InIv, Wearily .ttta-at.si, rreatr: what w know la vtas. n,nl ml Ow mtih ttini' d- ten lyase ft rivYf lire .hi' f lb.' lil.s. Ptm I ti. MasTos." VVALTHAM WATCHES been w.ii 11 nul Hut what nf llies. liii.il building itself. If il ivtleetM civilit on )our neihlMii'liiHHl, then it U belter li:in uitt oflbo.se 111 t lie Male. If il is lint eretl liable, tben jtm imv bave it tt tlie wuniu tif eolnMrative leisure llial ix hooii to U' jinn's' l'erli:ips j ml feel now tbat you sbouliljiist like to lie in the sbaile and rest, but one cet.s eunuch ol tbat iiitlly. Ol eounse, there nre Koine visit to relatives tiuil friends (bat you bad l:ilined : the best oiHiii unity lo iniirovr II for your wife; and there is I be it hat lias ever Us Ileitsl. This good, old fashioned "irulraeleil ,,-oiues Ihi.iii-li the Jimi,ihmi Keho.il nns tiiiM with its spiritual uplift bouse bmu fund m l apart by the atul iti social leattires. j la.st l.eiieral Asst'iulilv. Il von ben all this ik done, however, wish to eieel a new liuildiiig, yon some lime HI still remain, anil neean U.irow the iniuiey fiimi the wisn 10 surest some ways in wuieu:,siate liourtl ol l'.iliieal:nii at I Father I'ranci Discribci His In. ""u troductiun to the Head of the The Next Cope. Catholic Church A "ISeautiful' -Wbod.i.von think will U m.l M.n .ith . I :, vLr. vt l" Father r rant The Ulorirs of t he Vat ican - 2n5. Nul llinlli .MUHSoV "No one Llio.' be K ill. e l. "I inmnot t". eu make a viiess. I : 1 1 I Ol)0.(lttll Catholics in the World. ,N. t,., ( atdinal Maitmelli m.iv Cardinal Marlinclli Suggested as, be ebsied. He is a !- In 1 1 the Next I 'one A Word as to 'a'de wmi and diidomat with.iil a the Confessional A 11.1ns ol C.Jnr. J I a"r.r-. k'un 1 he Out of the liiiu-r k't'i'tihli- i.in County ot the V ts. IN SikIH V is IKr Itrror- 1 ' '. i' ..il. 1, iie.uh ail mht .!. li. t '..ev. A pile. hi'!' 1. In.l., and kl..n let lii. in. ll 1', .1 ' , When You Buy a Watch till' wvxr TIIK 1m. money w ill buy. You also want In buy at a store where you will net exactly whit you pay for. You make no mistake when von buy WATHIKS. JKWKlia, sua ki:wai;i: .te., of W. R. LINRBAGK, Jeweler, Monroe, N. C. IIMllllMllltllllllitltlllllllltllMIIMIIIIIIIIIIIlHllinilllllllilllllnlllllllllllllllllltlllllS IS)- (&! niiininer uoous. i To prevent carrying over to another season, we have decided to inaugurate a CLEAN SWEEP SALE and offer at cut prices the remainder of our stock of Divss (Jowls, Lawns, Organdies, Uib boils, Underwear, Shoes, and many special values in other things. I THIS IS NO BLUFF. What we advertise we do- Haven't we always proven the truthfulness of this statement? Come and Ret Bargairjs that are Bqrgairjs. T. Y. Duster. Fruit Cans and Sold r. Mituiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiniiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiimiiiiitiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii THE NORTH CAROLINA State Normal & Industrial College. ror us icst Literary Classical Scientific Pedagogical Commercial Domestic Science Manual Training Music rivrcoum-i li-S.ltnr l l.l.nm'.. A.tvn.-r.l r,.ur-r lt'.Mllff l.i Ih-ifrin-. Wi'H .Hlif.(l I'rki-ll.'i' mi. I lilM-rvnll..li fr'h.K.t. I'M-ulir liuiiil-rii ti. h.nl. tuill.Ml.Mii.l f. t..r uh- ..f trtt lnik".i-l.'.. l..yir. r..r dim r.'-lilnt. ..( lite Hiiiip flrtii. Tn.-Ulli niiiiiii.1 ..I.hi ti-ir. H-llFml-r le. T11 mvuiK l.wr.1 In Hip tlurnill.irlp nllfn-f-.itilil.in a..ll.-iitl..ti. .li.whl l nm.lf I. I..n-J.ily l.f h. e..rri..iii1i'iier lnvitr.1 fnim tli.M.tt.lhnK et'-nM't,'iil li-iw lipn. ami tlrn.Nra.lii-r.. Y'r i-aUl'V i.- 'i.t other Information a. Ian-. CHARLES D. MclVER. Prct.idot. Cretnsboro. N. C. t ' j H1-4L 4 Ko- ! daks, i A vacation w ithout a Kodak Is a vacation wasted- We arc agents (or the Lastman Kodak. Wt also carry a big line of supplies. We will be pleased to show our line. Call and get catalogue or writ for one. j The W. J. Rudge.no. you ran us.' it to piod ailvanta, We ln'lier that you eau help your inililNiihinMl luaU- it 111. ne pro Cifssive and a N-tter plaee to live : in. To have I be opportunity ol . lining Mii h uuik is really a hili piivilee. You ivineinertlie words j of t'arlyle: tHi. it is great, ami i there is no oilier ".reulness to I make mine nook ot (iml's ereatiou mine fruitful, liettfr, liioir worthy 'of (ioil, ete. rrue winds ami ' e la'lieve there is a call for von , now o juM this kind of iratuess. In Ilie lirl lilaee, we unn.li r il ym bave rural free delivery ol mails. Your ui iuhlioi liond is pay ing its share nl' the I a Ms In main tain the serviee; why mil (jet sonic of U nelilsf Hvety day some new Ninth ( aiolina mute is niiuz into operiil ion. We have ;i.'.n ol them now, and there were 01. ly II at this time two years upi. The ri ient talketl of mine sti iiment re Uiilal ions has lnni iniieh e.vaer ali il. All that the (ioveinmeiit de iiiaiiils is Unit the route he approx imately L'.i mill's Ion":. I Itul il sene I (Ml people or more, and that the roads la1 (."mil eiiinij;h to enable Ihe carrier to make (he trip in a day. We think you can map out a line that will meet these reijuiieineiit.s, and if so, you can get a carrier to deliver your mail daily. To ai(iie I us to the merits of the system is unnecessary: tlu'.V me self evident. If you are interested, talk to your neighbors itlmiit the matter, uiitl w rite yoiirCoiiKiessman for furtber iiifiiiinalioti. The carrier ets AiiiMi a year, mid if you can liuil some one who wishes tn ";rt the iippniiit meiil iw can ier, lie w ill probably make the canvass for signer, to the pet il ion. Next, you nunht to have a library in your public si luml. . It w ill Ik' of incalculable value in deepening Ihe interest of the public ami in pioinoliiii; 11 love of readiui;. The last legislature, as we have said U'l'iirc, iippropi iated ijTi.lMMI to aid the eslablisbinent of six more li braries in each county; so the way is now oieu for you to get a val uable little collection of books for your school open n.w, even il you did make application last year and Hud that you were too late. Forsyth is the only county in the Stale that has nlreatly applied for its full quota of six new libraries; if you are not in Forsyth, there is 110 reason why you Hhoulit not take advantage of the general plan, liaise l or more: by private sub scription, let the committee set apart fin of your district's funds, and the State will give you 10 from its ."1,1100 appropriation- thus enabling you to have at least frld for the purchase of liooks. Holier ecu!. one tenth ol Ihe amount lo lie repaid each veiir for ten vear.-v This idea islx-cumin", very Hipnlar, and e must say of this its we said of Ihe school library iip propi ial ion, that unless you net promptly others may reap the harvest ahead of you. I p to Ihe iH'giuuin of bust week, only l. applications foraid in erecting new buildings had lieeu received, but by Wednesday uio.e applications mere bled Ihese Is-mg In. 111 the following eoiinlics: Uamlolpb 'J, ilk.s t aliUi'll .. llayu.Hid -, I'.klniieo Met kleiiburg li, Vance i. (iiistoii I abai rus ."i, Iredell S, l uiriliiek ( nliiiiiliiis :!, and one each from Watauga, Yadkin, John stun, Moore, r.iauluil, ('anuleu, Warren. I'tniuiiuaiis ami Uicb iii.mil. It would Is- bihl.v cii il italile to you il ymi slmulil do as a 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m -1- of Franklin ciuuty coin iniiiiitles have ihuie-rai.se by privntesubrription half the aim Hint needed lor erecting the new build ing. We are coining to the lime when vie shall he ulioitt as much ashamed of H tumble-down school- house us of a shahhv church. I'lilcs you lire in Mecklenburg, we aie sale in saving Unit you ought to have Is'ttcr ruails, and we Ihiih. von will Itniiiocc etfrv nn- poi tunily to help along thecausi'of 'M1,l better highwavs. 1 hat there is now 110 method of co operation in road building Slate or Nation dupli cating nuioiiuts raised by the com 11111 11 1 1 . as in the school library matter' is much to lie regretted, j The I'.ioH iil.iw Kill ciiiIhhIics this idea, however, and it might l- The follomiiig interview, giieu lo the t'hailolte (llerver Is-foie tbe death of the l'o is highly interesting and yet timely: "Yen, I shall In-glad to talk to you alsnit the l'oie," said i:.-v. rather rntncis, rector ofM. Ivter Catholic church of Ibis city, to an 1 Hwerver reporter yestertlav. Father Francis was in Italy last August mid bad an uiuliem-e with tbe 1'utit 1 if. Apart from bis inter et in the i'oH' as the bead of bis church, l ather I ramus lias taken gieal interest in the 1'oiic as a man and is thoroughly conversant with the history ol l-co Ihe Thirteenth The half hour's talk that he hail with Ihe reporter was in casual ol der, anil Father Francis mentioned hu ts or made comment not in HUeiice, bill just-as ideas ot'curn-d to him. The one's Titles 'The I'ojie has a numlicr of ti tics. They are: His Holiness: Irfsh op of Ivome; Ihe Yiear of Jesus Christ; the Successor of St. I'eter Ihe Supienie I 'out ill' of the I ni versil Church: the I'ali lan-li of tin West: the Primate of Italy: lln Archbishop and Primate of tin lioinan IVmiiicc: the Soverigu ot the 1 111 jm-i in I Dominions of tin Holy 1 .miotic t liureli. I lie Tope s inline is Joachim Pecei. He as Ikirn in the iiocc-s of Auagni. March '.'ml. lso. He was or ilaiiied I'rit-sl Decemls'l' Ml, v!7 eonseciateil hisliop I rluuarv 1. I.St:!: Iraiuslerred to I'eiugia Janu- arv I sii; piiaiaimeil canliiial Den-mls-r I'l, K"i:lj eleiletl 'on I'elu nary '.'nth, anil crowned March .!, l.s'.s. pope is (he 'ti:lrd Pope." An Audience w ith the Pontiff- Were you eiubarrasscd when vou had an iimliciiee with the Pol'!" "Yes, rather. I suppose there must have been I,.Vhi people iu the Sixtine cliapel in the Vatican when the Poie was carried oul into the room in his sedan chair, which has the proportions of a throne. Out of the entire crowd only iilsnit 10 were introduced. I gained my way to bis presence liecuuse of a card thai I hud Ix-cn given by Cardinal Martiuclli, of liouie, who had lss-ti mi nposlolie delegate to America. As we approached in lile order a canliiial introduced the men as they came. When I ap proached there was a silence. The ....l:....l .l:.l..' I I .. 11 . . :; . ....... .......... ...... .mo 1 .11 0111 1 1 Riion iii nine. i ' ':' V UV ' ' ? ' i k led ami kisstnl the hand of the Pope. ttHEN ASIICRAFT'S Condi tion Powders are fed to horses and mules, -marked improvement will be seen after the first few doses. There is no doubt about it. The Powders, acting directly on the digestive organs, first thoroughly cleanses the stomach and bowels, correcting all disorders, and then good healthy appetite comes nat urally and surely. It is the most powerful tonic and appetizer on the market to-day, and when once used horsemen will have no other. Ashcraft's Powders produce that silky sheen of coat and hair so admired by horse fanciers. The Powders fatten but never bloat. Always high trade and put up in doses never in bulk. By the use of three or four doses a week your horse or mule will not be subject to colic or any dis ease of the stomach and bowels. -t ha.l an old linrw that w In rrr ht millltm fota!lr H a thin an.l had a bt.Mil iliwa lhal t.. ranln Ilia hair lo m. oil. I raw Oi aorw How "" "I rail I on.lllloa rolrr lr for awni data an.l li-d blm hlarallj. Tti aiitlt Impnii'.! I mm Ik r.l lw nl lti animal .lne.l flllr Iwo p-'un.l. In rliirliit tl 1 nv II IHN- d." a It. lh awral r.ltn of tha animal wa rnrailr lpr.Trl lf Iha a at lk aovdrra and oaa nwiK almoal a n' kt, UTr)T did lont and apj Ask for Ashcraft s Condition Powders. Package 25c. Sold by Cndttloo ts.wdn.n I know llir a ain. unit an.l apnllif. v.. nil. i, MoaiM, M. c. Engl.sh Drug Company in itsbeliall. .Senator l.iitimer, wt observe, w ill propose an appropria lion of Tliiu, 000.000 iusteatl of the iji'.'O.IMMl.tMMl suggested by Mr. I'.iiih nl.iw. In Ihe present state of alliiirs however, mill we fear that National mil is fur in the fu ture a Imu.iI issue by the county seems to In the most practicable plan of improvement. We wish you hud the rural tele phone sv stem, with telephones nil over your county. They put the rainier into touch with the world. nul save time enough in a month or two In pay their eosl for a year. I'.ut I moil is the only county that has u creditable system. The fanners there combined, put up their own poles, mid now operate their own lines at remarkably small cost. About a year ago we published a letter from Mr. J. . (ireen describing Ihe plan in de tail, and we are going to republish it in a week or two lor your henht. While the I'liioii county folks arc pretty snout, we believe that you can make this plan work uhont ns wi 11 as thev have done. Finally, you ought In hate a fanners' clubof some kind. We lie licve thiit it ought loin- a sub-Alli auce, for the Alliance is Ihe obtest ami strongest fanners' organization in tbe State: it has proliled by the experience and mistakes of the past, nnd it is devoted exclusively to the iniproveiuct of agricultural conditions in North Carolina. Hut if you can't organize an Alliance, start some kind of club for you far liters, your wives and young folks. There is tin shut way of helping forward the community. Meet at least once a month twice a month is infinitely Itettcr at yourschool house, and work together in every thing that will make your homes brighter, your eommunily lietter, yourself more intelligent, amlyouj biisiness inure profitable. You sorely need to come together in this way for friendly counsel ami for social improvement, anil your ncigborhood ill never bo w hat it might Is-mil il you do have such meetings. e Itut we luive written enough, kind reader, and shall leave you here. Talk these matters over w ith lie said to me in Latin: " ' ho are yon iiutl where are from!' I told him. 'Oh,' said he: 'I know your bishop Hishop Haiti. Ili is a man w ith a big ls-aril.' "Then he snoke sonielhimr to me in Italian, I replied in Latin that 1 did not understand. Then, reaching down and pressing his hands against Imth my checks he saitl w ith a laugh: ' 'They must feed you pretty well in North Charlotte.' "At thai," said Father Vrnncis, "Ihe entire audience cheered." Did Not Kiss His loot. "Yon did not kiss the foot of the Pope?" " h, no. To kiss the foot of the Pope is an extraordinary honor. To lie exact, the foot of the Pope is not kissed, but a cross that is ill tached to one of his slippers. I kissed his signet ring an cmeral ring, I think it win. Ah! he was such a gentle, licuuliful old man. He was small, thin to cmiiciulion, and looked bloodless, but he sat erect, with brilliant eyes, and bis voice gave the impression of gifal strength. He is a patrician to his linger lips. He has royal blood in his veins, you know." The Vatican. Father Francis discussed the Vatican interestingly. It is a place as huge us Chnrlotte, uml apart from numerous churches il Is the only properly that the Popes have owned ami controlled in Italy since they lost temporal niwcr. In the Vatican the Pope is supreme ruler, mid the residents aiv his subjects. The earliest notice of a building on the site of the tnuguiliccnt place is iu the tune of I.iltcrius, A. I). ..'. wheu the Pope built a house w here once stood the gun lens of Nero, close to St. Peter's. Little or noth ing is recorded of this house until the time of Charlemagne, wheu it hail arrived at such a degree of splendor as to accommodate that monarch when he came tn liotneto be crowned by Ico the Third, A. 1). MM. The place was further em hclishcd by Celestiu the third in 1 1 !, but was not the ofliciul resi dene of the Pope's until the re turn of Oregory the Kleveulh from exile in Avimui, In roe after Pope addetl to the building until nil it in thn irranil.Mtt. n!uH your kinsfolk and neighbors; K !in ,he world, llesides the museums their co-operation, ami go torwam to make your "'nook of (iod's crea tion more fruitful, lietter, more worthy of (itsl." If we can help you in any way, let as khow. We will esteem it a favor if you will write os what yon think of thece matters, and ask for just as much information as yon ran find use f r. The more letters that come thebet- jter we shall like It. and galleries it contains over 4,000 No Pity Shown. "For years fate was oner me continuously" write F. A. fiul ledge, Verbena, Ala. I had a ter rible case of Piles causing 24 tu mers. Wheu all failed llucklen's Arnica Save cured me. Koually mvwt r., lti.fna and all atioa an.l paint. 25c at English Ding Co' a. i I imt-r. lie lived In aliiti-'t..li for lour years as the A"-tlic gate, and h:ts gleal Ml.-nlli in tlil euiiiiliy." Loyalty Absolute. And no matter wlm the u. t Poa is u.i matter if Ik- is u..t your choice, y.ui ami other Cat ho lies w ill lie H-rf. cll loyal toliisn.'" " !' course," said Father I'r.iti cisCitha laugh. "We Catholics know nothing else but lovaily." "And vour Pom ill ever he in fallible!" "Yes. I'.ul Inii'.t HsipIe do Hot understand what e mean when we say infallible. We mean he is in fallible only as to faith and morals. For instance, if Hie l'oc weie to order all Catholics to vote tin I .ii. s ialic In ki t we would pay no atleitlion tu him." The Poise's Income. "What is the soiilce of Ihe PoH''s iucolucf" From what is I. tin.. I St. Pe ter's pence - a small cool rihul mil made by all Catholics iu the world. 1 And reiiiemlH'r. tliete an- iu t li i ' world I'li'i.ooo.iNio Catholics. This docs not include the litl.uoiM Ireck ' itholics, who are not schismatic and do in. I acknowledge Ihe Poiic, as supreme over them. And Hu ll. .nations that come to the l'oie, from the miliums. f Catholics make his income something cnoimous millions upon millions. Pope a . by Ihe way, is a rich matt on his' own account : bus a lot ol propeitv ! that came lo him through his lam il V. He supports an inimeuse es tablishmeut out of his own puix'. mil pays the salaries of nil Ihe animals mid other ollicials who ire under him in Hume. And, Finally the Confessional Heinle leaving the charming lit tie home of Father Francis Ihe re porter could not resist the tempi. i t ion to discuss the subject that isso''ine interest int. to nil tH.inlt' in or out sollie of the Catholic church - the ton fcssional. You tell nothing, Father Fran els!" Nothing." , 'Not secret murders!" Not even secret murders," You nftix iH'iiance.'" Yes." What, usually!" For small sins, say, the repeti tion of the Lord's prayer live or six times; or three visits to the nnr, or mi extra visit lo the hiirch. "Ami murder!'' "Ah. that is a matter lor the bishop.'' "ion know ol secret murders. Father Francis!" I tin; and infant ieitles," said the priest with a sail look on his face. nil you must tlic keeping these things secret!" I must." said Father Francis. 1 . It i i 1 1 'i ' a I it ' i'.;, i Ma .i Weil a- il.. i .' Ilie I'.h.lii.l.inl- I II I the dictum, !).. ,- ., C.lll.l! V." I t!.. "t . u ..i,. u I i. ii. ... i . i ; I ilti n 1 iw . ii.i in i . I Sl.-el ei.s-k. m M i. I he Allii i .. -lit 1 , I. I. piaph I inj... large Ion i.l Iii.-ii at l.i..tOl!.' llC- f.l.Ul 1 I. ll' 'IN II. .Ill,,, 't I..II. the gang aiv "I w I licglocs. When ! ! , Itoggetl's I Ii.t.nii. ; ens k, wai ning i- g IM-gr.- Would li-.l be pllSII .1 lllllll. I. ; The day In lole t.-l -i.' is li e , l amp ol ll,.' i w,-! , in i , : ,;i;i-:-a liiuvci! l.i !!,! viuca-l nl 1 1..', gel Is III. Ill hi, . I li. A !...!' I en .iY;.n k Asia l'.'i.a.. ni I" . r.'i in ill -.'! ,','.i.'i ll. .1 M..-I .-'i li.at l.n ,n -'U.'l that liUhl a ol n.ei, ;'j,.i :ii.-. at 111- camp, .'iini tin , t -;.i!,i'.im:iii a-kt-d. itii. 'lit pi. I... "I", till-. Ili-le Ml. v Mil's camp.'" "It -lain- K" ii p! ! .. .,:,-, Ih I i I Ihe pair,. " -li, I'la hell- !' H- . I. l the lit-t spi-,.;,M. -i;.:.t ..:i i allS j lt jl i , "S , , II, - II- m.iiii in this l;. !e l.'cai.iy . -a I i. Ii hall oi llll'lll lilililllcs Ll- ;, 1- l.i'ii ciiiisiitii. .!." Tin I. 'Up.. II the i -il "ii i li ' li g,. readv I" ili-j' ill In :- '. .., I a in had alrcaill ii.adc 1 1 i i r ' . ; n turns I'm- liilii ain I : -. ..ju.i led all iineei ciik h n.n - 111.1: rli !, waul Alu i ilie. A'l bill !'. i'l ll.l.'C of lln- In i gi'ies h nl ta' t"'l !" ii t 'ii iti-'li , i tain w In n t he leicl u: it 1 1 . i-;ini s licau a la-:!. nl.' iip.,n il-' n- i. nl-. ; It is thought that .il ..nt is, u- re in the p-ii-ty an I - -.la. ; '. .'...-t Were 111. il. The lie.; i m s s!ai ii ! i iwii'.j As-e ilie b a sh ut i in. 1 1. i'v i a. :,r. After lioiif. ol wanilei .'..;. l!; m.i ti In.ilv i'l tin III Inuii'l thai tin . ' ,,-1 U en ciicluig an. in. i! lln- ni"in.i.i;n. had kept a M i:"!it cuu -e an ! . lUll Ih'I II losl. Must .f . m ' I li lui lit d lo the tents. Tt mi : ! -.t i net ion U.ss urged I hem not in' 'leave, but aliniil I":. in a i.,au i-an.e' jiip. riding on a nu n', iiml s.iul an utlicl atl.uk was to In- inin.' nn the camp at nnnii. S.i ll.e i g Working Night And Day. The busiest ami mightiest little thing that every was made is lr. Kings New Life Pills, lhese pills haiige weakness into strength, listlessness into energy, brain fag into mental jtower. They're wonderful iu building up the health. Only ."te per box. Sold by Fnglish I b ug Co. Threshermen arc Abroad- irr"-.iiiil. in-.' of Tin- J.iiiitiiil. bines Civck, July '.M. -Crops ait' hsikiug well cousideiiiig the cool weather iu the spiiug; cotton is small lint growing fast. The tanners w ill soon ls'ihuie laying by in this section. The threshernicH are lute about getting out with their machines. but we w ill S.MU1 hear the sound ol Ihe bugle and the roar of Ihe machines. Key. Tannine Little preached a good senium at Philadelphia last Sunday. Those who atlendeil the picnic at the Carolina ford l;ts Saturday say that it was a sin cess. thai the dinner w its excellent and they had all the lemonade ami South Caroli na watermelons they needed. N. S. I u.'l tarn. I Tliestory, .siili-lant i,i"y le.ilnnr. j is related by ;i geiilleiii.iii wiia yes t iteiilay reliirued fnmi M.i'L-.'ii. ami also by a color -d man w h.. w as . j on the gang. "I dunlin v ltt-1 ll. 1 i j we coin' back or not." said lie. I The Ion man says ihat n d gli '. capable labor is ni. t to be had a ' lining Ilie olcctois. he will lake i the liegloe.s bai k and vtuik timii-r ' j glial d. I Hrutiilly Tortured- j I A case tame to light that I'm pel' ' sistant ami uinm-rctl'iil butinc has ! perhaps net er liccii eipiahd. .l"t ! Ilioloblck ol t oliis.i. Calif., w i it. s: i For l"i years I cinlineil iusurciablf , pain frniii Hlieiiina: .sin u.ul in.lhiu i relieved ine though I trt il i -. 1 1 y thing known. I came across I. lee- trie Hitters and it's !he gnalesli inetlicine on earth for lhal I rouble, i " " I I. ik!. . g. t aiiv sl.s-p. I I,,,-! .-..n. ,.ii..: s,, k! t,:,t i l 'I I I'sk I Would tollgll !!... i: 4 ,.tid -pit l..nd. but v . -' 'i -i .il.. t in. tin me failed, !!" '' l-t'Vs ..I lr. King' Si i h'l ii wholly euivtl inn d I . , ! i '.s pounds." l'i ' ' . "i .' ii.i. . d to cum i - i i i i.i ip-. Hi on- ' ' : - ! all I iito.il and l.llli) i i i s. i'i ,.. ... , .nul T.oti. l.i ..'!'. b.s. ;,; l i.glish IbujJ I l.'.- l l's. Disj.s'.r kis hivulation in North Carulina. -. ' " '" ..-r..r.S.4. 'In :. ..i.l siiii.ij, in ihe slmk ii i'..t h'- i.iiiseil .i.siisIh.io tu I. .-.- a w !:;. li t i r.-t! visir, who sp. nt s.,'. tn-e,. moiiihs, ami cl",- I.ete l.t-i Mai bin king against II. es! "I k li.k.-r. A lew Wts nSllglt 'In- -! .. ;y ba- eisiwhiU-"bustisr' g I'll'1. 'lit. in l-niitd up again. Ho l"'d I' i-oy s" he had Im-cii haul ..! Vol's si!,,-,- I,,. ,.,,j.,l hin p, a-i-l li id acclil. ill! lied .illsl i,i;.VI, I-..1 v. i- g.ci.g t.ttiy bis luck again. It'1 1 .'-'I at the w mug lime again, 'I- If I. ! yt-!eid.i w if wl.;, aay. in.; i.e w.i.i'.-ii to get back home oil 'I. W In n he Ii It las jeu he saitl that In- had never In lole sici'ulatcd in si,., ks. but c night Ihe fever th le i.-i t,i i ii-boin and it literally . I't:' lied h..:l Up. The lllost MIII. In' s!,R, 1 1 1 (iiisii.siMiro uml : . li. "Ion ill iii since cotlmi got 0 ,t ol n a. li h ae In en American Tob.iceo, iigima Carolina Cheini id. la " i- n ll -ipid Transit ami 1 loi'.i Slates stts-l. The ileeline in a!l o: the.se bus Ins'ii some ll.i sU, ,., lUtl tll ,!.. ,,,.rSf . ii. . i.i' ll.e great drop ill L My ii I lausii. siet I and Cht'iii- i'-..l. - i;.-.ili i ill the latter at Wn. I"ii is reporteil to 1st !:t-d-fg o'i 1 grim death, l),. '"I in I 'ii' hole, and others them i.e b '! i'uy bioke up over the turn "I ,iii. i, is. i ;,,. bigg.-st casually re .111 led la i. is (he probable hiss of i.'.o-'O by niie li, an, but as prices in In lier to day, he may have .lln'. and l.imiey enough tn ... n h. i Ui .!,, i nt. Hut the hosts I liltie lisii. tliiks, olliee men, -on I'd employes, etc., who take. - in t.. "Ion nibbles at Ihe tempt ing cake, Imping lo will a fort ime, haw all In: m il loose and let go, uol lie.ng able to put up'the mar .mis or not ea' ing to. 'ut ot this army of little stccu :a!n:s. somebo.lv has reals I 1, nu lls oi i iiiiiisainis ni t!oi aif, in pas) it n days, iii North Cam- ina a in,- Ni uie. must of the money go- .1 I. V le I ! HairSplits "I kiv uieii Arcr'i HtlrVlcnr for thirty yar. li is elcptni lor a bur drein( nnd for herpin the hair from splitting at the ends." J. A.Gruentnlclder.Orinifoik.lll. Hair-splitting splits friendships. IF the hair splitting is done on your own head, it loses friends for you, for every hair of your head Is a friend. Ayer's Hair Vigor In advance will prevent the splitting. If the splitting has begun, it will stop it. M M a tank. If rwr drvrvtal vannnl annply ana, aaatl ua on do-lar an4 na will a'praaa vannbottt. ft aura and ia tin. nam I ronr MUSI prm offl.a. Adilmaa, . C A I KB CO., UMl, Maaa. FOimiflENEYCUIvi aatnt KlOrya aam lasne A few bottles of il coinp lieied nnd cuicd nn." .Ius giniil for Liver nnd Kidney trouble ami general th bilily. tills 'r. S.ilislactiiui giiaraiitccd by Lcglisli llrug Co. North Carolina Couple Seek Hcalli- V V ..il si.. . i . .i.l ... "". i .. . (iePHld .I.t! lift!-. I.' Veils I. id, and his beautiful young wile. Laura, attempted suicide at their upurluicul in this city this an. i in i ni by taking' laudanum. Mr. and Mrs. Jardciis came limn niili ( ui il i n i. .1, iid. i's is a pioiiiiiti-r. but recent liiiancial reverse led to the attempt of the toil pie lo end their lic. They also had attempt 'i suicide last night, but the sup ply ol laudanum was insiiii'u i.-nt. This moiiiing- t.eoi.e ti.uil'm Hattle. it natlte of A -!ie ilie. ll prominent lawyer beie. received a letter fiiiui .Mis. .1 ndeiis, saying she was going lo die. Mi. I ial He llotilil'd Ihe police. The ilelectlvcs lushed ill .iiliul to J.n delis' apai! incuts and found Ihe couple in In tl. Neither showed signs of illness and the detectives la-It. This alb t nouli 2 they renew eil their ulleiiipt at sui cide. but Mis. Jardciis Imaiin-, frightened and notilied a doctor j 2 that her husband vmis ill. The IT diH'ler ut once ili'lineil the liouble! and siiiumoiictl an iiiubuhmee a ml ! the linsbainl, who was uiieinisiiiiis, if was taken to a hospital. Mrs, Jar ileus follow ctl on lnot. but iipon'f arrival w ius oierconie from t Hects of a drug. They were treated and J stnui recovered. Tonight in ex .J planation Sirs. Jurtlens saitl: "My :i husband is well connected. He traveled over the wan Id, t ried lo get i J in she diplomutie service, but fail-t ctl. A few mouths ago he was in India and returned to Knglaml, J where be met me. 'We ciiine to this conlry, nnd, ! as our funds were beginning to get low, we wrote a death agreement and scabs it. 1L drunk lirst. As lie lay unconscious I wanted to join him in death, but was afraid. Then I ih-ridcd to drink the drug. I went to sleep, but upon aw aken ing I nn lunger w ished to die uml j winded my hiislmiid to live. I am glad we are both alive, for we love each other dearly and if kind fort mm give tu a little help we ma; yet be happy." How's This? Urn' 1 1 iimbcd IMlars re i as.- ol (..ttairli tliat can t be . nn 1 by Hall n Cattaiih Cvre. I . J. t ,n m v .V Co., 1'iuprietors, Toledo, Dhio. We, the mi'li'isniicd, have known . J. tlirm-y t the past I5)ears,aml i!iiii h"!i pei'ei'lly llulioruhli' in all ii'iai?'- I; i,i -.ii l."is, and finant-ially ut a 1 1 v , i'liK.itl.nn tiiado V, 1 si 1 ki ., le iii.-gits.Toledo,0. Kl'.MN A Makvis, ilc 1 ii iiggisu,Tolriin,0, : I. V iup is taken intern. i i lly upon the hood ami i-M .". s el tin-system. Price 1, It!.'. SuKl by all druggists. IT. lis tu C 11. ill s 1 am '' "ills nre the best. i!,U' to en iv v lln ii ti in WI..1. Wai i iv W I! ... i!lv, iu li I I" le I.l Pawn i.i user's Clothing. Strutly sanitary, all wool, men's, . ui lis an.l b vs coats from 50c. 1 1 , : 'hi. (oiod enough far any .me 10 wv.ir. ("oats out of $10 mil $jj suds. Cotnc and sec me in I I will s ive you inoiiuy on vour i l thing. Only to minutes vv.uk li 'in iiinl uortliwest oi the i' Mi: t lu.iiso. J. II. liKXTON, Monroe, N. C. IGheap Flour tic Dorl Clnnnl Id UUU I lUlil ! li s low pt in' is tlic maker's i'i- ci.se l,,r Ihe iiiU'iiuiity of Ilia -IMuilm t. 'hI tlniir in bail flour m. lu itter how it is uuuipulat t'd Hud jaugh'J 111 p.i. kini;. It nil fi'iiin b.nk In the name thin ".. Good Huiir mixrd with po.rwill improve the quality nl thr I I, -ml, hul like mbiing uhite p unt with hbiek, it takcl 1111 ii w 1 11I 1. 1 of white to pro .1 lire nay elfei t. liail or cheap Hour is lackini; in gluten, Ihe nutritious put linn of Ihe wheat, ll also rutitains a large per 1 Filiate of Ilie pulverized husk ur f hell of Ihe grain. All of which you don't want. Thera lure, wc cautiun you to ask for Ihe "Invincible" brand. Thil brand in Buhl at the lowest pi ice for which really firat clans flour can he sold, and its price is tha highest you need to pay iu order to grt the best. Mr. Newman, onr local baker, tays: "Invincible" ia Ihe I can ' get for baking." 1IEXDEH0X. 110LLEK MILLS. 1