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fife ' THE" MONROE JOURN A T VOLUME X NO 43 MONROE, N. C, TUESDAY NOVEMBER 24 1903 One Dollar a Year YOCNO riAN KILLS HIMSELF. While Suffering From Deprcttioa Young J. P. Caldwell Jr., Takes tils Own Ufe by Shooting Him 4ctf Willi a Revolver-No Appa rent Cause for the Act dwfaitK OWnrvr. SMS. J. P. Caldwell. Jr.. Tip 19 year-old son of Mr. J. P. Caldwell, editor of the Obsrrver. committed imioiilt' by t!ntinfc himself lhr.Mii;h the left irajit ith a revolver, last cninp jit (UVJ.'k. Xo raw for th act i known. Recently iW vonng roan lias U-u depressed, and m far back ait nix weeks s lie had said that he in lendrd U kill himself, but bis re marks wrt ui taken seriously; as did hi scto Jo intend that the' should be taken e,-jonsly. Ytierday afU'rik .he was up Vmn wtitil about 5:30 o'clui, lihi'n lie started home. Ou his way boue ward he met a friend, to whom he pood-bye, saying that he pur-1 yd Jo commit suicide. There wai xiinctlijlhf in his manner that canned jdjrm, and ttre he wax allowed to jirun-ed further a ,7ember of Mr. s'alJU s family was W for, and (old of wKat had Urn said. TboMrfh jit wan not iiksgifled that the young waa tatrtuc,Ml m sed on any hvi pirjie, kindly (I.rt was maJe to chance his fnuiv of eind- and he walked to hi home.unSoudi Tyyon street, with his relative, a sis- )Vtht further discussion of his tmrpoee tlwf W walked through the La wav. here iiu sndrN wen1, ami stent to Lis room, winch is o tin Ma4 Cxf, in the rear part of the riintcfli. He cliss'd Hie dot. A df"nd later a piiitol shot ww Bred. A sisw.who hurriedly ran to the mora, found it in darkness. She made a light and f jiiNil br brother lying on his baek n his bed with Hie revolver lying y Li id. I'loW'J??;!" rr i",m nioned, but the young hm 4c4 be fore they arrived, lie had either sat on the side of the bed or thrown him self across it. and had placed the iU,l Stjwnst his breast and fired, he t,glMVvt'J.,i.'?i? ,he n,,art aml causing liHit ih4m J, P. Caldwell, Jr., was the older (.ill of Mr. J. P. Caldwell and was 19 years of age lost March, He luiil spent about two yearn in the navy, but was honorably discharged from t1ie service about a year ago. Since b hl Ixvn in Charlotte moat p ill tm fr hJ had several at tiuit ot iIIuim. m4 M 'Hen'd deal from melancholia. Jt in neeillona to upeak of how tliis Ifagedy few ihoiked the family of t boydilwi flllire community lm Oi'dwHI hd Vrftib a f;;rniluir figure hr. n4 had mailt; many friend, lltt wa warm-li,rt'( Bllu liUK', with wany lino Md likable qualiliea; and the pitiful manner of his passing evoket genoMl P'gri't and sympathy. Not a Sick Day Since. 'I wua taktm wverely aiek with k id uey t rou ble. II rlud all aorta of medicine, none of which relieved pie. One duv I aaw an ad. of your iilcctrfo kiUrii anil iletcruijned to jry that. 4er Uking a few doxe ilt rtluve4, 1"4 "o)1" thefeafter wa Miitirultf cured, and nave not been alck a day alnee. Xelnhbors of mine have been cnml of Kheu mat lain, Neuralgin, Liverand Kid uev troublmaud tieneral Debility.' Thia ia what B. F. Hjm of Pied mont, X. C, write. Only 50c, at English Druy (Va. Wilder Whut In the trouble be tween the Welwtera f Wobbles IVliyj haven't you heard t Webster Diet hia wife iu a dark patwiice of a friend's house and kiiued her. And instead of creaming ahe kissed him back. Wilder- Hhe knew him, then! lUin.U-lhiiL'a iust It. "Web tlor f ears" she thought if. was some- I Shall Not Pass This Way Again. I hall M m tkh r ' Thr I uU to kW II ll.n mkW hall HIknM a.m- wt1 tr, l w Only IkU nm l ! la ni t- .ixk IimN; w lit trip lii TW (am rf III-lM.b xmtfM W; I a kKr ll tMtr; Tk Wll wmK 1lrH I MM 111 i4 wksood fci.-r. Tn rkfr fMhn lWr An( Mk tklr palkvaM krwktor; T lih Oi fc.l .Mhfr k M, Ana mp ihtr winkH lUrnwr; Jhl Ibe k . kittv to Um tlw Inpfux- rark uMU ktair I hall tkl 4A' It. Iha. all It kk iMk'. Ma; I aiy life rvW Ji loHloi alt. r-Uiw frair ! Tlira HI II., Ialluraa(ihr yv Nv kniarr Lnii ! Milaa. i.1,1 Hi-apfruilna-aaill-wlO ill Hi h.i-; k ) ana xiartiM. TALK ON FARM tlPLEMENTS. to tlw KmT..r Angtmiiis" And MAN WITH THE SS.OOO EAR. isgain. Hirer honumi and It tit aula j How They Have Slowly Bcca De- of wheat fr4n a siiicle gram were He Will Begin With the ProceMof veloped From the Most Ancient tlie K..i-n X.-n.." wtb ll p,rting With It Today. Hfliriin lit lib,' in- i-ii ihiimij - " '-F hip. ii i Mia. so stiS tlut tlie stroiii-st u ftiuld j tH. ,. L Xelden will M-rfiinn tin n4 plow it, but after a wi-t I .operatmn of ear graft nig on Tuemiaj have w.'t-n it oi isil by a plow drawn J m-it at 13 Twenty ninth stm t, win-re by a wretehed donkey at one end. a j he tun an nHiiv. . man who has an Uy weflclj at tlje i4h -r" Tlie anfi- -ar titMyln all , riwiary reipnre ent pl thais weru kimply a pl' j m-vii h l- n fmind and is willing T stMSnned w.l with a lnut 4 ; to sen u . Wj.HKl. 1 he nun li.in r is a wealthy Western miner, h" Iwt PE-RU-NA Strenitbens and Restarts. Ashcraffs Eureka Liniment "scratutiev .1 Is with- vi equal. A lew 1 Is necessary .vajf 2taT Ffcs Palniglr Post says that ex mtl VVJf Of aWiM w(iiy br,s (1 ilted in the (hate Museum i live- Items ol New s. Jit kUnLsfun, Wayne county, Thurs day, niill aioji ui Die grist mill of Frank U. Musgrave cxpM4. .S'ine of the tlying fragweuu peikkUatwI Musgrave's throat and head, Indict ing fatal injuries. While fulling a tree near Cameron. Moore county, i'hursdar, a negro w ho wa tUiiJoyed by the llell Telephone Company was nit! yij IRe neau oy a falling limb and killed. Ills skull was rrusluHl by the blow. tU VewblU Cotton Mills suffered 'a small Why fr.'!.iym"rning. The fire started al an thirty !( w the lanner room if Die mill, but wa soon extinguished. The damaee P machinery and building is probably Sfjtlt) to 3U). Mr. W. H ; Khf rett'u,,.v lost his jib DatjouVl Cock ssaun ner, has closel a contract with' one of the Imgee) t).itiiti;tl banks in Xew York city In act so olctof snj ae cial reprtseiiMtlvs of llm bank throughout the South. Joe Hattlu colored, 15 years old, chg rgiu with criminally assaulting a while woihi W Um ky Mount last August, was arrested at Maue!ieter. Va., last week, lie was taken to IU1- eigh fur safe ki-eping, as s lynching was threatened if he was left iu hdge- comhe iail. i diaries fuHwi'iH, 4 kojo(.ei man who lived in the I'lkuvilln sec-lion of Wayne flount.v, wa apcide nlally shot and killed last wink Ittilmd placed the muzzle of a loaded gun under his arm when the weapon was acciden tally discharged, tearing away Ins shoulder and killing nun Instantly Ti Shell posited pound rock crystallzed from the mud Hooted on the end of a hog s tail. Ths mjijiJ pollccM on the hogs tail and swyeq iii'iu Wi U iMrneo mio rocs And the tail bad to 1 ampu- Ultud. President's D aughter Rides Astride aalillWUHI Dlialah. Mh. Miss Alice Roosevelt has discarded the side saddle and conventional rid- Ijabit, and now rides in divided Kins. Theannoiincement that Miss Roose lt was receiving instructions in the new style of riding caused a flutter among Vihin(rtonini but thspres- uieiim uiiiiuiih i aim ,ii. niii -, ii" hag been teaehlng Miss Aliue how to sit on a horse in the new way, now pass through the parks mounted astride, without causing any more comment than the presence of the president's daughter ordinarily pro- okiw. Ml5t liiQjOVelt:s adoption of the A 1 - 1 II. t new Milium win uoiiniina. popularise it in Washington, wIitp Hip pr'i dent's family exert such an influ ence. Her riding costume is a modest one of blue cloth, and she has changed to the new style ruling iu such an unostentatious manner that criticism of her course has been avoided. Washington has been slow in adopting this fashion, which has beeq pojmlar in the West for a long time Miss Mason, a daughter of cx Suiiaior Mom of Illinois, was the first woman prominent in Washing ton society to adopt this style of rid in The House Democrats and the Cu ban Treaty, Charlmlr Olarrrtr. The attitude assumed by the Dem ocratic members of the lower house of j'ongirjs towtyd, the Cian. veci p'rocity treaty deserves iho highest commendation. 1 hey seek, properly to amend it Ly striking out the pro vision that these shall be no further reduction of the duty on sugar dur ing the Lie of the treaty, and by abolishing the differential on refined sugar, which is in the interest of the sugar trust But though they will fail to secure these, smepdmiints they will vote for thp treaty. ' Their posi tion is impregnable. ( he treaty is not what Uiey want, but it looks in the right dilWtiop: The reciprocity system is "a piecemeal prooesa, but it is better than no process at an and the enactment of Uiis treaty will be a measure of justice to Cuba and incidentally of benefit to the people of the United States. With giwd reason Mr. Williams, the minority leader, iJ hU femrkjl to the JjouA Moaday. bold the' Hepuqlicans fh sponsible for the fsct ht it is not in effect today. It is the shame of this country that this act of Justice ha Times -The Beautiful Sentiment Clinging About the Occupation al Agriculture. a Itrvili Mania la uaawaia uajaita. hVeognmng that agriculture Is the gnUl and mit imsrtant ( ail in d unifies, and that of all men the far oer is lb" real tower in this count ry we send a grimj to hn )1 Hit" shape of a "pici4l topic" this wtV on rarra toots. Agsm have our tar mers been blessid in "basket and store." Corn yieldej bmntifully The cotton crop was snmpwhjt short ))'e an thankful that old Caston still holdk fjaf lI,"; as an agricultural county. Evolution In Farm Implements. In viewing the history of the world, one of the things tlut strikes tlw inihii p-euliar tone is, that for the first 6,000 years m tU Cj-I;' ex ij-tence, according to accepted chnm ology, little or no change was mailt in u ikntkriij of piltivating the soil or in raring for b puluo of tin Hmimd, It is true that tliey wure'of slow growth, but agriculture laggm! centuries behind the other. wi:ti Hie single exception, erhaps,of the man ner of reducing grain to lloiiror meal. Is fr hek as history runs, we find mat um) oiiy nieiuiKi or rtiiiui,M(( grain for the oven Was by pounding it in a mnrtar with a pestle. Tins w.'iii aiU w and laborious. After many k?iiiuc.itiM,- ke stt, r nj ;.f Hej illg betwoeii ktoiuji. ' ii1T'rc eently has I he roller mill "at' into existence. Take the sowing of grain fur ex ample: The first and natural method wa by iuiiuiriijg (l)i l hy hand broadcast. ht iueihoi f ui'iiulii il our Ntvior a theme h( one ol Ins tiqst, most cxoiisil jind effivtivc paialilps -" A aowaf miui hili lo iiw, ow we enjoy that divine psr- ible ! Agriculture was one of the first in dustries that engaged the attention of in,n, fnf w Mil in tii SiV-f d volume' flint CM, U ui l Ad.im, as a tillt'r of the nil, and that Abel was s shepherd. Agriculture has been held m the highest esteem in all ages of the world huoiv Tin, ii dhl nai'l of the world's. iNijnifiiioii lias heeii en gagi'd ill Hiliiig h koil, and today thf Hil.ulii,il Inieti,! uf f: uli aru grcaUir than nil iHur rsiioiiibiniid. 1 hs anciKiit ritfj'ptlans were tillers of the toil Abraham was nn agricul turist. What were the first implements ? This is uncertain. Among tlw rulie f ni,aviiij (ttCej !; xi (ouiid niiio stone spades. In ancient eg pi the fanner waiUl for the overflow.of the Xile, then lie went forth and sowed broadcast on the slime or nozv mud and Vaiici Hu iitu'k'niiiiug lit I Iiu harvest. Among thu lijuMglypli. ics found in Kgypt u a reppnenta. tii in resembling' a pick, wlilcli wss loiibtkws used In preparing the soil or sowing the seed. 1 lie ancient recks placed agriculture among the favored industries. The olfl'f toij p hi';e of s j;,,lH' from llisiod, a' (iretk 'wii'ier'who jescntxa plow consisting oi a snare, beam and handles. This was slmut l,W y,rs lieforS ifs. flu ireeks wow tho hrst to improve sg. ricultural impleniriits, for they had hoes, rakes and harrows : and many minent tlreeks and Romans wrote 'essays on the science of agriculture'' in that dav and time. Pliny siv- that "four hundred maUi qf s lilAf irrowu fioni S single seed were will This Llnimect will remove spavin, splint, ringbones, and all cartilagi nous growing, wncii applied in the ear lier stages of the ai&tfU. nd WHIM lieve the lameness even In chronic cases. One of the most common lame' ness mong horses and mules is sprain of the bock tendon, caused by over-loading or 1 A .knMfl'i I Inimrnt Llirq qrivini:. f.ntVWaillngfc'remelv.-"lC Liniment is also'fcjijensively used for chronic rhenmiitisrn and for alj kinds pf stiff joinu Ashcrafl Liniment out an applications that to cure this dis ease in us wui at form. Lf , .'Uwina t9 the viAaderful SUtl- cATtif tsptic qualities, th Pureka Linj; man! should be Hisd id the treat ment of all tumors and sores wherji , w ftaTed-we closed the . i iron. 1 ney were hi the rudest con StrU' tiou and eoulj jmiiHnii iHily ala,ll WQ talw lil.4 'I'honi.ik Jl'f(lT'll lltviililinl ttiM in (ilpiKl plow. Agriculturists have lvn slow in adopting new inventums, eJdiil are they to the old methsls that have come down from HiMe times. This n-ny bve arisen fnm the fact that aijileiiliiliTi nn iho laal ililiiiy to have bbor saving tleve. K.verj other industry had received the al Uiition and prnfited by the grnlun of inventors long l'fin' anytsslv seeluvtl m ili.Mi :! rw imi.r..v.il implements for the lathi y'lUld U' made. loW prvliHorje man harsti d is not alloftu 'I ll klUle a hrat liat.d This ensnii-sh;iKM knife war for eeuliiiiri l!i!i ull'.V I'Hil U-'tl in har vesting. We read of the sickle in the Bible, and frequently iu ins on harvest, tlray, in his "Klegv in i C'.i.r.lty Ch'irnii V&I." --iVs. Otl illil tlw haf l Iu llm rli ll' Jli-lil. 'rtr Tlie sweetest pastoral idyl in the Ilibl.' is the slorv of Uulh. as she M- IdlHl' llil: "Kleer1 'l'.inl!'l ;n llm tielij of tii'i' iHolluir-lii ttw!" )i'i 111!' I mleoiiries d'vii'i is n'presniiid "Willi a -i'U. .Imriiainl l,-li. hnitm lln Kolili'ii umln. Au.l tlir Siair tliat fall U-lwraii." .a!erc,ii!(i the cpulle and sevlhn, il.lirs lieunllM an. I'M a '''L tun i lies. Whitney and Ins cotton gin revolutionised thu production, of i(. tol. ;lla Hi." liKiligllt llli I lie world the aenliig lii.k'hlue. laaoc Watts furnished the world with a new iKiwer. KoIstI r niton applied the power of Walts to limitation. C)T.? II lc.roii!i..j, ie6ignen uhd linelited thi lli'Kli l i-eajiCr. ,'otIy the plant of the JlcCormick Manufac turing Company embraces a town of itself, and is a suburb of that grc;it city of the IortlWesl, Ci(Ml, lil Nlue Aagumeuts for rtisslons These words are uiighly, coming us toy do from !nu, Joh'u llurnit, uiiniattir to Hiamaud for aeveu yeurs an extensive traveller throughout tht) fruit "I. In my experience ax a United States minister, 110 missionaries scattered over a land as large as Iiu lieiuuiii :iuihi) (jiivp iiie lujj trouLle tliuu U' busfness men or inerehaiits. "'2. Kvery where they go iu ijium or Itiiruiali, iu China o,r Jauitu, tliey' tend I" i'' tho umiul tone of thecouiiiiiinity wlwre they settle. "Jl. 1 hey are tlie pioneers In eU iKiallun, siartliig the llrst pruetlcal school and higher institutions of learning, teaching along lines Unit develop the spirit of true citieu ship iui well as o) rliristiitllitf . t'l. Tliey ( eve nn l lie. meil ol pa i 'i , .7 . . r -i nroud flesh is Dresent. It is both healing and cleansing, entirely de stroying all parasites and putre faction. This Liniment acts as a counter-irritant and stimulant. Price 50c. bottle. Sold by doors of Hpaiu to the products of Cuba and have thns far refused to open our own doors Jo them on any reasonable basis. It is a matter of congratulation that the LVmccnitjp party will not. hy say out of iuowa, Engll8h DrUgCompany jperpetuate the wrong for a day. m The walking sick, what a crqy(p( them thefe arc! Persons who arc thin and weak but not sick enough gqtqbcd. fplupnjc cases," that's what the doctors call than, which in common English means long sickness. To stop the continued loss of flesh they need Scott's Emulsion.-For hj feejing pf weijkngss, '"they need Scott's limulsion. It makes new flesh and gives new life to the weak system. Scott's Emulsion nets thin and weak pcrsfins o pfjha rut fnakes,' new, fich gloqd.. Strengthens, (he nerves and gives appetite lor oratna roou. Scott's Emulsion can be taken as long as sickness lasts and do good ail the time. THc,r'.$ pew strength, and fles,h in every dose, We will be glad to tend yea a lew sVmcs free. B, tan Has IU. aMait la Sm torai ol kU It aa Ikt nwi a avny kauk) al KaiaWaa faa kaf. SCOTT $ paw.Ni, " " twn 4M Peari St N. Y. 5. mi tt, aBSntP hey triullHin, of individiial resnoiisilnl ! .1.' If...- ,.i- .l. v.l.i.. llj' in urn nenufr 111 mi- iiuiUf 't.i. 1 hey caiiyuii r.loiisive inetl- ititd liinl siirgimil work, build bos pitalsand entHiuriige sanitary incus un, and huvo been the chief agency throughout Asia to cheek the spread of discuses like small pox, cholera, and the l'lngue. ' "i. ihoj' do i'aw "work ol charity, nud teach the idea of sell- help ttinoiijr (in; Hiivssyjj otherwise. numieu (o si it mu mil nu truei treat ment. "7. They are helpful in prepar ing the way for legitimate commer cial expuusion, and utmost invari ably precede the merelia'ti thu peuetratiou of the interior, "8. They have douo more than either commerce or diplomacy to develop respect for American char acter iinil manhood among the countless ignorant njUioiijo' Aalii. (0 'I'lii'-J nrA n u..efK.ot v in the Asiatic statesmen and people to provide them with that instruction and iufoiiuutinil reiinlled to under take genuine progress and develop ment." his right ear in an accident Til tr,!!:er lit become wealthy sitarw tlN, and h.ia Irl his hair grow 1'Mig, so tint no one uoticcd tliat be "Va one-sided on ears. Ho is now retired snd wants to live a civilia-d life, have his hair cut and go in and out among his fellowmen without a' tr.rling attention or nmunent. For lU fiUllSs 4 Us'niiii two.ivd man wiii he jih-wd himself iu the caiw of Dr. Xelden, wlw assun'd him thaf lie enuld, without nnwh trouble, have a new ear, provided a man with the inser-sir'i orir.m of hearinff CjiiI Ijs Mv lltM would be willing to Sell t. Of seven men examined by Dr, 5fi.lti ii. 4it, liaa ImJ'u tlioK H wl'io has a is-rhil inrot the proper size and h'iu i iiixious to part with it for i3,0"0. A siieond man is an alter nate, in rase the man selected should lack nerve at the critical momept. ii, ii. auiiju't w-brU'd l imilHa inin saya be needs the money. ' lie is short and stout, with hair turning gray, clean looking, neatly though lmlv iln'uied e j- farty ,ij. iiifl iin km! bis money trying io run a restaurant. Now, without employment, he has a wife and a four-year-old child dccudcnton him. Were it not for his family he could find ciiiiiU'innt out of the uity II sys hal hii would glily givelsilh ars laiiiei llwiiseti his rainilv sutler. It ttil! is' knVim ilitya beforo the 'liiiioii iseoinpleied. Anothersnr- gixm and s trained nurse will assist Dr. Nclilen. Both patients Hill be placid together iu two cots. A plas ter of pans Ku.J n,iiulli their heads i lifitl tiiriu together until the ear Is grafi, Radium. riiarlutlr olwrter. I;diiin thh iifw agi'ulatioutwhich ... . i. :. i - i j i i . ,i.: jh hi iui is i uu; ue( ii, u soiiieuiiug t Is dn-aded. " kilngram of it," says i scientist, "would be sufficient tu dealioy tlie population of l'aris. granting that they came within its influence. He explains that they would feel nothing during their ex posure to the radium, nor realize that they were in any danger. And weeks would wss after their phuw b'r mis Wooiia n- mM lm'e'' giaduatly the skin would begin to peel on and their IskIics wogli( be. (Sun'! oiiii great sore TbsM they .njh IhkuiIij lil i ud, and then would din of paralysis Hint congdstion of the spliml oird, It is safe to say that gas and electricity are safe from radi um as a competitor for street lighting purposes. A Runaway Blcyyt, Terminated nHh ftu'Jgty'wt Pn the leg f J. i. tncr, of JHmiklin (.ruve, 111. UdevehipetlaiilubUttiU uhcr miyicjdjiji to tlottois aud rumeilies lor lour years. Then lluekleu's Arulew Sulve cured. It's Just as good lor Hums, Scalds, Skiu Kniptious and 1'ilee. 'ioc. at Kng- lish Irug (Vs. wo? I i . 'Sai? V I I ; MlM 4I1KLAIDB UIRt,MW, yony-amt smst, Mtw York City, fW, writes i M rVkHB IMBlbaf ud rastorts the Sroui system, bnlkta ap your vora out soastitnUoB swd U Jaat what woman aacd who an afflicted with wnkua ot any kind. I hear nothing bat pnlaa fox Perans on all aldaa. M w ( Wk trrt tf WJ( tsmtlf ksvli saad it and all uuid by ll aa a wondarf ul health glvar." Mlat Adalald tlalre. Early Thsnksvlnf Days. The following fts n-iia-ttng ih,. ngin and Imtviikv of 1 Iwnkigiv .ug l.iy, w!,e h ,m I., ,,.i' ,i,, (by a (Miiteiii.iiv,n, mil! I. f.,t.u, ,,f interest at ll is m-ajmii of tl. , :tT: The hrst nu rd I li.uiksgiin ;t. ihe llrl.n hvM -.f T.ila ru n I.-,. Tlw tiist ii.iiii.iwi Kngli-1. l l,.,i,U giving w.ts on S.i in! r I.V.", t thedel.-.itof theS.aiiih Ar!i!.id,i i 1 lu re luve l i-u b it t.. K.iidi'h j Thanksgivings iu tins a mi, rv Ui, s on rei.fiwrv iij r,,r i Insnvery .r tl.e I'niu vof 'uli from illns. the utitt r. . lime 21 ls:i; f,,r the (JitM-ii ' Jiibiha.. The Xew Kngland Tlwiikagiv ing dates from Jf M , .n ,,r M.in hii 'tts Hay ( .oiiy set ap.irt a d.i fm tlianksgiving. The tirst nati.ial Tli.n.ksgiviiig prochiuiatioiis were issui-il by Cnn : gress during the lU volutionary war 1 The first great American. Thanks I giving Isv j, held in inj ll. .ll nvigiutioii of tin. dvlur.i-i tKin of nvwv. There as .n- mon national Thanksgiving m ITtl. and' no other till lMi."l, when President Lincoln issued a national pru hm-.a tion for a. lay of th.'inksgo'.n Sukv hat time the pr.-AlHi has issmd an, annual ppvbtmatu.n and tlw day has Is-eh generally ohserved. j Catarrh a Systemic Matasa Tatarrh la uaMmue uimnhm. wrable . sly t kykksoiio trestmaau A remedy , ogeries : """" "'"J Klaiihaiil hs dpnaard Berr eentera. This Is ' '.nxii u-ar .... what raruns doe Pcruna ImmediaKi'T ' w' Invigorates the nm eut4 whuiai li'iin-r ii.m, it. Tltstpy t ji ib uisMta memhrsass, S",,'!"" r""!"i wtB pm fsivfi aw m hbjbj rsruaa earss ths catarrh whertver lo- khI. If too do not derive prompt snd iktia. factory result from the na ot Perils, write st one to Dr. Hartto.an,, giving full lUtement of Jttf w and ha will to tluoaad lo glT yon hi TSlosbl sd Tloe gratia. . Addrea Dr. Hextraan, President ot The Uortnua Sanitarium, Colurnbua, VS Price of Wild BeM. Th liult iiil.nl. The f;;i,aiiK lalile will j;ive an ulna of the value of them- beusts and their average length of life in men Tut SHiawm tfiuims Hmi COVERS MOST Alaavt rovorv nioie than ea prctnl vimi'II generally have iiit kit over. Tut StXM-Wl'.lltllS PHUT WEARS LONGEST We can kbo- vou houses still in good ci.idmon paiotcd mary years ago. Tut SnKm Wiuims Paikt LOOKS BEST The cu!.ws are clrarer and rlcanor tiian any others and have a wore tating glo.. rue SnKwt-K?iunits pun MOST ECONOMICAL It Ukts less S.w t. to do a given job, and you don't have to aim as titea. Tf.i StllKwW WlUltMS PtIMT FULL MEASURE Most paints ate sold short meisiin;. With 4. W. P. you get a full gallon fur every gallon you buy. BOLD IV VhIii h-3 Disastrous Wrecks. Carelessness is responsible for many a railway wrecK 0,111 1110 same causes nip il,'Sn.' ti 11 111 an wrecks of suliereis ft om i hroat and Lung troubles. Hut since the ad vent of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consuuipt lou, Coughs and Colds, eveu the worse coses, can be cured. Hopeless resignation Is no longer necessary. Mrs. Lois Craggof Dor- cheater, Mass., is one of the many whose life was saved py r. Ring's ew Kiscoyery. great reme dy is guaranteed for all Throat and Lung diseases by The English Dr'g Co. Price Wc. and f l.tJO, Triwl bottles free, Mental Process. Weary Walker Wot do youse do fer a cold In the bead T Tired Tatters I lake good sweat. - " AVeary Valkff-rWotl lo youse nieA'uVr tell me dat youse exercise till de sweat con es Tired Tatters Jiawj I sets down iu da shads au' tlnks erbout work. Wrier Cussed th,e Etiuator. .Voncof the very fr)wowioiis when thu wit of htifxis Choate was foiled, an Incident is recalled when that brilliant lawyer was examining one Dick Harton, chief mate of the ship Challenge. Choate had cross examined him for over tfi Uauk, hurling 'iiie.UuUi fill 'the speed ot a lipid Hi gun, "Was there a moon that niglili 'e, sir." "Did you see Itt" ".Nn, sir." "Then hflw tiid )0 know there wasa'iuiMin V t'The Niitional Almanac sutd so, and I'll believe that sooner than any lawyer In the world." "He civil, sir. And now tell me iu what latitude and longitude you crossed the equator 1" "Ah, you are joking f "Xo, sir. I'm. in earliest aid. TorK ,!p Suspicious Characters. Uii-atvrU('tal Aavrrtvu.. f lji Tuesilay afVWom of week two suuivious hiking characters, giving their names as Henry Hilde brand and John I. Farmer, arrived in Chesterfield "on foot." The many bank robberies recently committed in different sections and the warnings that a set of rascals seemed to lie. workingthe country," catu4oiii-ot. fieials, () oft thv n'lei't n't any dan ger fiuin i.siiH'iackers" and "pick. r-M-rv", 1 - .ii i of people suffered tinaupiiilly at the hands (if pick-isjckels during the re cent Mtate fair causes officials to be 011 the lookout for these pick-Hickcts. Farmer and llildctirand were lislged in jail here and not release 1 until Saturday morning. They claimed to, U' from Hanover county, gave ri'feren??; a UaJiiueud, 'phvr 12 ifW'-ktos and Magistrate limit nitiaidieit, and the 1111 1 they gave as rch're.nts rmlinl that Farmer was oJl rigid and his business dealings Imd always ben correct. 1 hese men claimed to lie worth plenty of money, vet they travelled as tramps, at the same time demonstrating that tWiv education was good Teo wo, to say the 1A10 iuiihiiig mysterious wymx pin no evidence couut In' (iiitapieit voi winch to make a rase Of rou roe, thes! prieea iuv olil averages and do not apj.iy lo the trained nuimiils, A well t rained lion is woiih atsmt e.l,(HNi, ami is not oil the maiket ut that price. have the very liest tiger in a11 ihe world I ciiii sleep wi'.h him, and he knows even tiling. I would not take 10,1HK for him. On the other hand, there arc lions thut vuu ls lioiight for too. Some tigers, also, are very cheap, tliuse are the one lurn tu tmptlvlty. They are not much good, being degenerates in every reajtect Their bom's aiv soft and their brums are iioor. The great menageries of the w orld won't take them at all. Some of the while bear worth a good deal nim than I have stated,, kiiittolarly enough, in spile of their violent change of climate, they are seldom kick. A tank ol water und plenty of tlsh is ulsuit Ml iUni me nuiiv ... J. , keep him Iu good order. The price I name for the Siberian tiger is also low. I donbt that ordem fm good Silieriiiu tigers could W alh'd at that price. They e nue Iwasts, t renicmiims. n ste ud having coftt of Wur live or six inches long. Monroe Hardware Co., II. IM.DI K.VKX. Manager. INSURANCE L. H- THOMPSON, fur, Life. Aocid'nt, Health, Lia bility and all classes id Oboallty ln uraiirr. Only tlie 1 it and strongest ronipanirs repirseiitril. 1 refpectful ly mill it your hiiMiirss, asuurinjj prompt .-in,) rflicieiit attention to all inallera. Olfipe: Gordon & Thomp .111 old stand. Phone No. 1. horses. Hull's. Vehicles. Ikm't fail to nee lne for homes, mules and vehicles. I have 11 splen did line ol each and don't mean to let nnyliody get ahead of 1110 willi bargains. If a notion to buy lues ever crossed your mind, come right to see lne. C. C. Sikiw. Sewing M;'liliies, tKt ami chenp'kt, itt the Monroe Fiirnituro ('uiujiiiiiy's. lf you want to get money, room to Us. If you want to put your money where it will ls safely kept, bring it to us. We will treat you right. The Savings, Ijihii Ik Trust Ctk, Country Produce. I sell butter, chickens, eggs, and produce so fast that I can't buy er.ough. If you have any te sell don't sell a bit ol it until you see me. 1 want it. S. K. Dostkr. desire an answer ; i inuk more man 1 tau nvr, 'fnihdl 'ou a chief mate and unable to answer so simple a ques tion 1" "Yes, the simplest oneation I ever was asked. 1 thought even a fool of a lawyer kuew there's no latitude at the equator." ...ma mi In the Beginning. Excitant. "Which did de Lord make first( llrnddcr Johnson, do b,cu, W de eggt" "W VWt a" fKg ro'i'es Hum ue hen." "Yaisj but de hen comes from de egg, too." "Now, see yar, Hrother Jeffa ersoii ef de Ixird h,ld Made de egg fust hc'il kil tu make iueiibalor lo hatch U, a sawmill to get ne wood to' tie tnciilsitor, a tin mine fo.' do tin, a wluder glass factory fo' de glasa, a cottou null fo' de cotton btittiu', a steam heat in' plant fo' de heat and a drug store fo' a thermometer to tell de U'UV per'ture, besides gettia' ikpwwts sion of sonue wnTkiu1 delegate to wcridp 4e4n luduatriea au' taklu' Jiauoua on de egg not hutch in' at dat, No, no, llruddor JelTerson, de Uru duu simply make de hen first, and Ah reckon he Uidu t make a Doesn't Respect Old Age. It's shame when youth fails to show proper respect for old age, bnt just the contrary in the ca.se of Dr. King's New l ife ft'il Vy cut off maladies iiii matter how su vere and Irrespective of old age. Dyspepsia, Jaandlee, Fever, Con stipation all yield to this perfect pill. 2ta at Koglish Drag Store, Coughs "Mr wlli had a deep-seated cough for Hire years. I eurchised r bottles of Ayer's Cherry Pecwral, Itrf slit, snd ll cured her - BlctclT." J. H. Burge, Macon, 9(1, iijjrjJii.wwiw frofesbty yp know of cough mealclnci that re licva littlo cought, -fl toughs, txupt dtep ones The medicine that has beta curing the worst of deep coughs for tisty ySHH i Ayri Cherry Pectoral. TtmsaMi ih.rt.n as raaN T -. ka mjt laka It Ian . M ka ara 11 ITT"? Lbik. n. laaa awn ' " " IM R anil kl W. liH 1.0.iIUkUatl colored after." man fo' a year or two How's Th-?7 V offer Oris lluuJreJ IVillars re w.i-.d lor any case of taUnk that cao uot u cured by nail's vartarra bvr. K. J. Csssst jt Ca., lropriturs, Toledo, Ohio. VVs, th sndeilned, hava knowq P. I. Cheney lor th psst 15 years.and belisv him perfectly buuoralile in all business transactions, and financially abl to carry out any oblie.atioDS mad by lhair fi'm. Wsst 1 ica, Wbolesal Drug(istJurt4o,a Wilding, Mnss 1 StAiyis, WhtiltsW tuuasnds, Toledo, Q. klsH vk la 1 1 a vuia la ajiirrn- ally, (tiQ directly apos ths bood sad uiucem surlsc of th system. Price to. Mf bolti. Sold by sll druggist. lMtimoolsIs Ire. H all's f amily Tills srs th best, You Know What You are Taking Wbti tos tsks Grove' tasteless Chill Tooic becain tk toroiul it plainly printsJ S smy belts showing thst it at limply roa sad yniuin la a ust rutin, wo t.ur. wo ear, 50c, When painting your dwelling call and act st for prices. VVs recommend and guarantee Hsrri son's paints. S. J. VV elsh I want your country product of all kinds. Sea me before you sell l R. Doater. A. LEVY. A. LEVY. A Display of Dress Goods that will bear comparison with large city stocks. Here you will find Zeibeliens, Cheviots, Granites, Scotch ntxture and Plaids, Broad Cloth, 5icillians, Canvlfls Weaves, Armours, etc You will make a mistake If yuu do not give this splendid stock of Dress Goods a look he hire purchasing. No trouble to show you these goods, (let our prices and be posted. a fmt9) Vll J Fall and Winter CLOTHING. Those appreciating High Urade Clothing Guaran teed by the manufacturer w III do well to see my line before buying their fall suit- I have tried to give the people ol Monroe and vicinity the very best that money will buy. Buy none but St rouse Bros. Guaranteed. They are as cheap as others- 5ee my line ot boys' and children' clothing- I can save you money- Sole fluent lor Hamilton-Brown Stioes. fly lines of Shoes can't be matched in any town- You will find all ot the Hamilton-Brown Shoes the very best makes; also the celebrated Hess Shoes for men- LADIES' WRAPS, all the newest style Don't biy any. thing In Wrap before you see me; I can save you big money. Onr Hiiilnem Department will be on at aur pet departments this season and we will give nothing but the latest and moat stylish hats Our trimmer Is young, but old In experience. On kundrW orw tall ready to wear Dress Skirts from $100, $1-80, $100 1 IIS 00 New Walstlngs In alt the leading styles, cheapest to best. A. IaRYY.
The Monroe Journal (Monroe, N.C.)
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Nov. 24, 1903, edition 1
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