THE MONROE JOUM?AL.
VOLUME XI. NO 41
MONROE. N. C, TUESDAY DECEMBER 27 1904
One Dollar a Year
Annual Statement
Of Accounts Audited and Allowed
by the Board ol County Com
mil loner ol Union County, N.
C. lor the Fiscal Year Ending
Movemver 30, IW.
STATEMENT "A".
Court Espcnse.
December, 190A.
R. K. Helms, 6 days offi
cer of grand jury, 6 00
Mm. J. K. Wilhelin, board
ing jurors, 69 00
William Stockton, court
Janitor, 8 23
X. V. Griffin, 7 days offi
cer of grand jury, T 00
I). A. Tedder, court ste
nographer, 81 60
K. A. Arwfield, county
liabilities, Nov. court, 1,350 26
B. A. Horn, summoning
140 wen in cane State .
John Morris special veulre, 14 00
B. A. Horn, 3 cords wood,
Xov. court, 4 SO
January, 1!M)4.
B. A. Horn, notifying .
jurors, Feb. court, 10 80
B. A. Horn, notifying M
jurors, Jan. court, 10 80
February, 1M4.
Gloucester Hotel, board
ing aud lodging jurors, C5 00
K. A. Aruitield, couuty
liabilities, San. term, 1C4 97
K. A. Aruitield, court ex
pend Sept. 15, 190.1, Jan
uary 1,1904, eriiuinal dock
ets, recording names of ju
rors, etc., 40 15
William Stockton, court
janitor, 6 25
J. K. Gordon, officer of
grand jury, 00
B. A. Horn, 4 cords wood,
Jan. court, 40
X. W, Griflin, officer of
grand jury, 4 00
1. A. Tedder, court ste
nographer, Jan. court, 18 00
March, l!H)t.
William Stockton, court
janitor, Feb. civil court, 6 .'17
B. A. Horn, notifying 30
jurors, March term, 10 80
B. A. Horn, 7 cords wood
for Feb. term, 12 25
J. A. Wolfe, officer of
Jury, Feb. term, 1 00
X. W. Griffin, officer of
jury, Feb. term, 1 00
Gloucester Hotel, board
and lodging for jury, Feb.
term, 20 00
J. H. Boyte, officer of
Jury, March term, 6 00
April, 1904.
X. G. Russell, boarding
and lodging jury, Mch term 53 00
K. A. Armtield, county
liabilities, March term, 153 3-'J
WillWm Stockton, court
janitor, March term, 4 50
G. W. Jarrett, officer
grand jury, March term, 3 00
X. W. Griflin, officer of
Jury, March term, 1 00
D. A. Tedder, services
Minrt Htenoirranlier. March
term. 18 00
Monroe Kuunirer. nnblinh-
inir court calendar, etc., 10 00
May, 1904.
P.. A. Armtield. county
labilities. March term. 71 CO
E. A. Armtield, recording
names jurors Feb. and Mch.
terms, criminal statistics,
paper for courts, 15 05
August, 1!H)4.
Monroe Furniture Co., 18
chairs for graud jury room, 11 70
B. A. Horn, notifying 73
jurors for Aug. criuiiual aud
civil courts,
Septeuilier, 1904.
J. II. Willuuua, suit. pd.
1. A. Tedder, court stenog
rapher, for sen ices August
criutinal court,
J. H. Williams, ami. pd.
I. A. Tedder, court stenog
rapher, for week ending
Aug. 27, 1904,
J. II. Williams, aiut. pd.
D. A. Tedder, court stenog
rapher, for services to Sept
1, inclusive,
J." W. Council, officer of
grand jury, August,
G. M. Beasley & Bro.,
2,500 jury tickets, publish
ing court caleudar, etc,
Central Hotel, boarding
jurors Aug. term,
Jas, A. Shepherd, oliicer
of jnry, State s. Foard,
Monroe Kuiiiirer, publish
ing court calendar aud print
ing cards for court,
William Stockton, court
jauitor, hauling sawdust and
cleaning up court room 1st
week Aug.,
William Stockton, 11 days
court jauitor, Aug. 22 to
Sept 1, civil court,
K. A. Arniueld, C. 8. C,
recording names of 132 ju
rors, criminal statistics,
niiuute docket, etc.,
K. A. Armheld, couuty
liabilities, Aug. term,
October, 1904.
B. A. Horn, notifying 54
jurors for Xov. term,
Xovembcr, 1!K)4.
G. W. Jam-It, oliicer of
grand jury, Xov. court,
A. I Helms, oliicer ot
jury iu case State vs. Hutch
Helms,
I. A. Tedder, services as
court stenographer C days,
1. A. Tedder, services as
court stenographer, reb.
term,
21 60
30 00
30 00
20 00
500
29 80
2K 13
200
850
9 75
8 25
.10 45
3i( 02
li 20
500
1 00
30 00
67 50
Total,
2,9.15 17
B.
Tax List Expenses.
May, 1904.
A. Horn, notifying 9w
5 40
0 00
list takers,
Walker, Kvans & Cogs
well Co., binding tax book,
July, 1904.
J.M.Harkey, 14 days list
ing and transcribing prop
erty, posting notice and re
turning township Imhik, to w
D. C. Montgomery, 13
days' listing and transcrib
ing projierty and making re
turns, etc., 20 .w
G. A. IiOiig, 13 days' list
ing aud transcribing prop
erty, 20 uu
H. C. Moore, 30 days' list
ing and transcribing prop
erty, 00 00
H. T. Baucom, 11 days'
listing and transcribing
property aud making re
turns, 22 00
Geo. T. Winchester, 13 -duvs'
listing aud transcrib
ing property, - w
S. B. Marsh, 13 days' list
ing and transcribing prop
erty aud making returns, 20 00
II. A. Xorwood, 13 days' '
listing aud transcribing
property and making re
turns, 20 00
W. A. Hamilton, 10 days'
listing ami transcribing
property aud makiug re
turns, 20 00
Funding Bonds. October. 1W4.
January, 1!H4. , w- D buiU,,n
, . . bridge over aihaw creek
Bank of I nioa, .5 coo- a( 0 w
h.us redeemed, -".5 00 ;j d,y,
May, 19W. psinting bridge at life mill, 11 40
Bank of Uuiou, asnignee Walter Mct'orcle, (ij days
of J. I. Helms, ex'r of AM painting bridge at mill, It 37
Helms, Sboudsand Interest, oiu w Brown MKorcle, , days
June, 1904. psinting bridge at Lee mill,
J. C. Sikes, 3 bonds and , "'' Co.. paint
,. iiqiui for bridge at 1 mill.
MrsTM. B. Austin, 2 I Joshua Lo-e, hauling for
bonds and interest. 213 00 , S "
Total,
1,207 50
Public Roads and Bridge.
Deceuitier, 1903.
W. B. Williams, 16 feet
lumber for Mouroe and
Wingate road, 1 86
A. C Johnson, issuing 4
road orders, Oct. 10-Xov.
20, 1903, 00
II. J. Bivens, serving 4
road orders, 1 20
Rivera Taylor, 10,090 ft
lumber for bridges, 186 75
J. U. Williams, freight on
car lumber, 31 00
Walter Brooks, building
bridge across creek near
Olive Brauch, 339 00
January, 1904.
A. R. Edwards, lumber,
nails and work on bridge
across Xegrohead creek near
Marshville, 27 35
Thomas Parker, building
abutments to bridge across
Twelve Mile creek near
Howie miue, 40 00
Milas F. Helms, building
bridge across Xorth Crooked
creek on Kidge road, 33 08
J. W. Presley, 1,9!M) ft of
lumber for bridge ou Chiu
quepiu creek, 21 91
February, 1904.
Jesse 1. Helms, repairing
iron bridge at Lee's mill, 75
Mark Brewer, hauling
luuilier for bridge ou Olive
Branch road, 3 75
A. W. McManus, 1 day on
bridge committee, 1 00
8. E. Belk, 3 days on
bridge committe, 7 00
A. J. Brooks, 4 days ou
road committee, 8 00
H. 1m Price, 1J days ou
bridge committee, 3 00
March, 1901.
W. I). Starnes, building
bridge across Twelve Mile
creek near Howie miue, 102 00
W. J. Austin, lumber for
Cuthbertson road, 4 10
11. J. Bivens, serving 3
road orders, 90
A. C. Johnson, issuing 3
road orders, 45
Thomas Parker.extending
abut meut to bridge over 12
mile creek, at Howie mine, 13 00
April, 1904.
W. D. Starnes, building
bridge over Waxhaw Creek
ou Providence- Road, 119 00
A. C. Funderburk, 100 ft
lumber for Belk Mill Iload, 1 00
A. B. Helms, 250 ft oak
lmnlier for Hock v Kiver ltoad 2 50
1 fiS
13 00
44 98
3 73
Xovemlier, 1901.
L.A.Secrest, 821 feet oak
lumlsr and nails for bridge 10 76
W.I). Starnes, balance for
buildiug bridge across Wax
haw creek, at Walknp place 25 00
G.W.Sutton, 750 ft. lum
ber and repairing bridge 1 1 90
J. B. Price, 1248 feet oak
lumber for bridge, 16 28
X. A. Rodgers, building
bridge across Mill creek, 74 00
J.M.Birmiugham.lumber,
nails and work on bridge, 30 64
R E. Belk, 94 days on
bridge committee, 19 00
A. J. Brooks, 6 days on
bridge committee, 12 00
Consumption
J There u no specific for
consumption. Fresh air, ex
ercise, nourishing food and
Scott's Emulsion will come
pretty near curing it, if there
u anything to build on. Mil
lions of people throughout the
world ire living and in good
health on one lung.
J From time immemorial the
doctors prescribed cod liver
oil for consumption. Of
course the patient could not
take it in its old form, hence
it did very little good. They
can take
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
and tolerate it for long
time. There is no oil, not
excepting butter, so easily
digested and absorbed by the
system as cod Ever oil in the
form of Scott's Emulsion,
and that is the reason it is so
helpful in consumption where
its use must be continuous.
(J We will send you a
sample free.
f h Ml tlx (kit
petal la lb) form af
a Mrl ii M the ri
frr ml mty bMtW at
rv;.i.
409 Ped Street
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tor? If
Total,
271 90
County Commissioners' Expenses
February, 1904.
8. E. Belk, 9 days' ser
vice as county commissioner
and mileuire. 22 00
A. J. Brooks, 10 days' ser
vice as count v commissioner
aud mileage. 27 20
H. L. Price, 8 days' ser
vice as couuty commissioner
and mileuire. 20 80
May, 1904.
A. J. Brooks, 11 days and
mileaee as county com'r, 28 30
H. L. Price, 11 days and
mileaee as county com'r, 27 60
& E. Belk, 9 days and
niileace as county com'r, 26 40
Angust 1904.
A. J. Brooks. 12 days aud
mileaee as couuty com'r, 29 40
8. E. Belk, 10 days and
mileaee as county com'r, 20 00
II. L. Price. 10 days aud
mileaee as county com'r, 24 00
Xovember, 1904.
a E. Belk. 11 days and
mileaee aa couutv com'r. 28 00
w . .
A. J. Brooks, 12daysanu
mileaee as county com'r, 29 40
Total. 1289 10
Xo unverified accounts were au
dited.
State of Xorth Carolina, )
Union Couutv. I
I. J. E. Stewart clerk to the
Roard of County Commissioners ol
said count v. do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a true statement oi
all the compensations oi me ooaru
to the tnemtiera thereof, ol the
number of days the board was In
session, the distance travelled by
each member, respectively, in at
tending the same, and of verified
accounts audited during the fiscal
year ending Xov. 30th, 1904.
J. E. Stew asT,
Clerk toVd Co, Com'r.
Jail Bonds.
February, 1904.
3. 1). Helms, ex'r of Abel
nelma. S eouDOU paid. 30 00
Monroe Journal, notices
- May, 1904.
H. J. Bivens, serving 3
rruul orders. 90
A. C. Johnson, issuing A
roud orders. 4.)
W. M. Perry, 950 ft. luni-
lier for Cuwben. Hock Best
and Wineate ltoads, 9 50
T. Z. Secrest. 350 It lum
W. bride Charlotte road 3 50
1 -- o
June, 1904.
F. M. Sutton, lumber for
Willonehbv road. 8 19
G. W. Sutton, repairing
bridee on Provideuce road .8 J.)
Our Home, bridge notice
August, 1904
R. P. Bowell, 355 ft. lum-
tier, nails and work on bridge
on iAwvier's road. 5 00
Rcece Helms, 0.2 It lum
ber for bridees ou Charlotte
und Uockv Kiver road, 7 90
John Griftitb, 314 It. oaic
Inmhpr nails and work OU
hridM. Beaver Dam creek 5 65
M. L. FlowCo.,3aJitoait
lnniler for Xew Cut Road ' 4 40
a E. Belk, 24 days on
hridee committee, 5 00
A. C. Funderburk, uw iu
lumber and nails for bridge
on Belk Mill ltoad 1 00
H. K. Helms. 250 ft lum
ber for Wineate road 2 75
J. A. Marsh, work, lumber
nails and hauling for bridge
on Lane Creek. 72 85
B.F.Parker,892 ft lumber,
10 lbs. nails aud work on
bridee at Carelock ford 13 47
o
September, 1904.
Q.W. Funderburk, lumlier
and nails for Griffith Road, 1 72
C.L. Youngblood, lumber
lumber and nails for publio
road bridee 6 20
F. M. Sutton: 500 ft oak
lumber for bridee 5 00
K.A.Brooks, hauling lum
ber for bridge 3 i5
A. C. Johnson, issning 27
road order 4 05
H. J. Bivens. serving 27
road order 8 10
Win. C. Crook.655 ft oak
lumber and nail for bridge 11 00
Joe C. Helms. 1029 ft lum
ber for bridge. '12 86
Mouroe Hardware Co., 06
11m. nails for bridee, 3 17
J. W. Presley. 2159 feet
Inmher lor bride. " 2r 59
A. B. Haywood, work en
hridira. 6 85
G. W. Williams et als, re
building abutments, bridge.
across Hill creek, . 00
Total,
11705 18
Election Expenses.
February, 1!H4.
Henry MeWhorter, regis
trar 1 day and registering 25
names, school diHtricto. 7,
itcksoii township, 1
E. Brady, 1 day judge of
election, school district Xo.
Jackson township, 1 00
J. C. Helms, 1 day judge
election, school district
Xo. 7, Jackson towuslnp, 1 00
March, 1904.
Monroe Journal, jotices of
lection, etc., 10 50
July, 1901.
B. A. Horu, notifying 1
registrar aud 2 judges of
lection, school district Xo.
10, Buford Township, 1 Ml
Monroe Journal, printing 7 00
B. A. Horn, notifying 2
udges and 1 registrar elec
tion in school district AO.
10, Buford township, 1 80
October, 1901.
B. A. Horn, notifying 53
registrars and judges for
XovemlsT election, 31 80
T. L. Crowell, services as
constable Xov. election 1 00
L. M. Howie, 1 day judge
of election, 1 00
G.W.Sutton, 7 days' reg
istrar and Judge of election 8 78
G.U McManus,! day judge
of election, 1 00
U.A.Hudson, 1 day judge
of election, 1 00
J.F.Moore, 1 day judge of
election and making returns 2 00
S.J. Howard, 6 days' reg
istrar and judge of election, 0 00
E. J. Arimminger, 7 days
registrar and judge, making
returns and transcribing, 12 18
J. T. Steele, 7 dnys regis
trar and judge of election,
making returns, etc., 9 39
W . K. McXeely, judge of
election, 1 00
J. E. Robinson, bailiff 1
day, XovenilsT election 1 00
J.B.Tyson, electioii judge l w
G.M.Laney, judge of elec
tion, registrar, transcribing,
making returns, etc., 9 23
oners and 7 turnkeys, June 7
to July 4.
Alex Blount, cleaning cess
pool 4 times,
August, 1!XU.
Alex Blount, cleaning cess
pool 4 times,
B. A. Horn, boarding pris
oners and 9 turnkeys, July 5
to August 1,
City of Monme.SUSO gal
lons water for jail, April 1 to
August I,
T.ng!i.sh Drug Co., drugs
for jail,
September, 19)l.
Shannon A Co., five quilts
for jail,
B. A. Horn, boarding pris
oners August 2 to September
3 and 46 turnkeys,
Alex Blount, cleaning cess
pool five times and washing
iu blankets,
October, 1904.
Alex Blount, cleaning cess
pool four times,
B. A. Horn, boarding pris
oners September 7 U October
3 and 12 turnkeys,
November, 1901.
Alex Blount, cleaning cess
pool 4 times,
B. A. Horn, boarding pris
oners October 4 to Xov. i ,
Iiee A Lee, 12 pr. blankets
for jail,
English Drug Co., drugs,
8 00
32 70
7 31
50
750
38 70
1180
800
IS 90
8 00
05 70
12 0l
500
Total,
? 757 91
17(M
19 10
18 45
2i0
1 65
50 00
Total, till 73
Jail Expenses
December, 1903.
Alex Blount, cleauius cess
pool at jail 5 times aud wasn
lug 30 blankets,
City or Monroe, water,
Belk Urns, blankets
B.A.Horn, boarding pris
oners and 4 1 turnkeys
January, 1904.
J. K. English & Co., coal,
Lichteuideiu & Flow, dry
goods for jail,
AlexJSIount.cieauing cess
pool at jail four times
A. It Williams riumuing
Co., repairs for jail,
B. A. Horn, boarding pris
oners and 10 turnkeys,
Belk Bros., blankets
B. A. Horn, freight on re
pairs for beater,
U.X. Simpson, jr., a ruga,
February, 1904.
Alex Blouutelcaning cess
pool 4 times,
English Drug io.,urugs,
J. X. MeCauslaud, repairs,
B. A. Horu, boarding pris
oners and 10 turnkeys,
March, 1904.
Alex Blountcleaningcess
pool and washing 22blaukets 11 32
J.X.Jlct-'ausiauu, repairs,
B. A. Horn, boarding pris
oner 14 turnkeys. 2b 10
11 80
12 31
11 88
67 50
80 91
6 05
8 00
3 40
28 50
9 3
2 00
2 00
8
1
41 38
60
P. Dillon, 1 mattres,
April, 1904.
Alex Blouut,cleaning cess
pootU times,
B. A. Horn, boarding pris
oners and 12 turnkeys,
x May, 1904.
English Drug Co., for drugs
Alex Blonntcleaning cess
pool 4 times and washing 20
blankets
B. A. Horn, boarding pris
oners April S to Aprd 3U and
11 turnkeys,
City of Monroe. 22,395 gal
lons water for jail,
- June, 1904.
Alex Blount, cleaning cess
pool five times,
B. A. Horn, boarding pris
oner ana 10 turnkeys,
July 6, 1904.
B. A. Horn, boarding pria-
2 00
8 00
15 30
40
9 20
2310
6 71
10 00
3120
Miscellaneous Expenses.
December, 1903.
J. A. Gamble, arresting and
conveying tawrence Allen
from Lancaster to Monroe. 2
days' service and amount
paid Sheriff Hunter, etc.,
J. E. Funderburk. arresting
and conveying Ed Cath from
Iancaster to Monroe, 2 days'
service, amount paid SlierilT
Hunter, etc.,
J. E. Funderburk, arresting
snd conveying ltobert Perry
from Lancaster to Monroe, 2
days' service, amount paid
Sheriff Hunter, etc.,
J. E. Funderburk, arresting
and conveying Zamp Robin
son from South Carolina to
Monroe, 2 days' service, ami
paid Joe Arant, constable, etc., 13 55
Adams, Jerome & Armtield,
general counsel for year 1903,
bill to issue bonds, bill to
transfer Court House Fund to
Poor Fund. etc.. 112 85
Monroe Enquirer, publish
ing notice of sale of bonds,
Frank Mangum, inquest
juror over dead body of Mrs.
1. E. Gay,
S. E. Belk, guardian U. E.
Belk, part payment of note,
April 8, 1902,
January, 1901.
Bank of Union, note and
interest due January 1, given
November 4, 1901, 1052
J. C. Sikes. note and in
terest i.'S'.w'
Dr. Jno. M. Blair, services
nntniile coiintv home. I 00
B. A. Horn, support indi
gent pupils B. A D. Inst., 102 90
11. A. Horn, expenses, cic,
conveying Ned Thompson to
Western Hospital, aiorganion, .hi .
J. A. Stewart, Admr. ot J.
Stewart, issuing l.Sfi or
ders. 15 days clerk to board,
express on sheriff's tax bonks
and J. 1. dockets,
J. A. Stewart, Admr. ol J.
. Stewart computing tax on
6.750 names, 1 total and nine
township recapitulations, co
pying sheriff s tax book, ..i
Monroe Journal, lax nonce,
notice of bond sale and pub-
liBhinc countv statement. 38 00
Peonies Bank, note ami in
terest. eiven Feb. 3. 1902. 1050 00
S. :. Belk. note and inter
est, given April 8, 1902, 335 9
s K lit'lk. note and inter
est riven Anril 8. 1902. 419 53
o-
February, 1904.
English Drug Co., drugs
for smallpox patients,
Belk Bros., 10 yards cheese
cloth.
Walker, Evans 4 Cogswell
Co., 1 cross index to mortgage
deeds. 1 chattel mort record,
J. E. Stewart 13 days clerk
to board, recording and issu
ing orders and reliefs, linan-
cial statement, etc.,
Ashcraft Bros., publishing
financial statement and print
ing 100 smallpox signs,
March, 1904.
Mattie Massey, nursing
smallpox,
J. F. Moore, expenses, eic,
conveying lienors au-igs io
estern hospital.
W. T. Stewart, expenses,
etc.. conveying . w . urady
to Western hospital,
J. R. Baucom. expenses,
etc., conveying J. U. Baucom
to Western hospital,
J. Shute A Sons, glass and
work at court house,
R A Routherland. tower
clock for court house, 1025 (XI
April, 1904.
J. W. Reader, inquest juror
and mileaee. death RoyDostcr,
Monroe Mfg. Co., glass and
work at courthouse,
8. IL Moser, inquest juror,
mileage, death Roy Doster,
I. A. Helms, inquest juror,
mileage, death Roy Doster,
W. M. Gay,' inquest juror,
mileage, death Roy Doster,
W. A Eubank, holding in
quest over dead body of Roy
Doster, summoning juror
and witnesses,
I W. L Be!k. inquest juror,
27 C-O mileage, death Roy Unler,
! Walker, Kvans A Cogswell
8 00 Co., 1 hen and mort. record,
Ifcive Cook, l nq i lest juror,
milt-age, death Roy IVsOrr,
State llKpital, transporta
tion, clothing, etc.. lor Alice
Belton,
May. 1904.
Martha Massey, nursing
smallpox.
Walker, Kvans A Cogswell
, Co.. did record.
Dr. . R. Mc Cain, expenses
conveying colored patient to
Charlotte hospital.
Good Samaritan Hospital,
board and care William Stitt,
March 21 to April 30.
B. A. Horn, amount over
paid on Cliain Gang Fund,
B. A. Horn, amount over
paid Ml l'rosect school fund
for 1903,
B. A. Horn, amount over
paid Sandy Ridge school fund
for 1903.
J. E. Stewart, 1 1 days clerk
to board and issuing orders,
June, im.
B. A. Horn, expenses, etc.,
conveying Kllen Hasty to hos
pital at tioldsboro,
B. A. Horn, expenses, etc.,
conveying John Morgan, lu
natic, Charlotte to Monroe,
Walker, Kvans & Cogswell
Co., 1 mortgage deed record,
Heath-lice Hardware Co., 1
lock for court house,
Ijee A Ur, 1 pair shoes and
1 pair hose for Ellen Hasty,
July, 1901.
0. I. Hinson, interest on
note to July 1st,
B. A. Horn, expenses, etc.,
conveying Isliam Cunning
ham to hastern hospital,
Dr. J. -M. Blair, services
outside county home.
Dr. J. M. Blair, services for
smallpox and lunatics, Janu
ary 15 to June 9, 1901,
August, 1901.
II. C. M.Hire, 2 days attend
ance on l'ension Board,
W. A. hubanks, holding
inquest over body of Met Fer
guson, summoning j urors and
witnesses,
J. E. Stewart, 12 days clerk
to board, issuing orders, etc.,
11. L. Crowell, inquest juror,
death Met Ferguson,
Monroe Enquirer, publish
ing notices to magistrates, tax
listers and election school dis
trict No 10 Buford township,
M. C. Hroom, inquest juror,
death of Met Ferguson,
Dixon Sikes, inquest juror,
death of Met Ferguson,
J. Frank Williams, inquest
juror, death of Met Ferguson,
W. F. Morgan, inquest ju
ror, death of Met Ferguson,
h. A. Armtield, It. V. Hous
ton and W. A. Austin, 2 days
each on Pension Board,
Jell Drake, boarding and
caring for John Cunningham,
a smallpox patient,
Continued on fourth page.
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I Revolution Imminent. pfJR
1 C5 A sure itigu of approaching rvvlt i
TWENTY-ONE YEARS
aud xenons trouble in your iW-iu
11 50 is uervoUxiMM. iI'iI-ih-s or
stomach up -arts, hii-ctric liitleis
1 C5 will quickly diKUH-iiiU-r the trmili
ilesnuie rausrtt, It never falls to
'tone the stomach, rrgiihite the Lid
12 45 uejs and bowelM, stimulate the In -
'er, and clarify the IiIidmI. Uiiii
jdowu svkteuis lieuetit pailienlai Iv
Catarrh Remedies and Doctors
Failed Pe-ru-na Cured.
and all the usual atteuding acli
vanish under it wmvliing and
10 00 'borough cnVt-liveneNs. Electric
i Bitters is only .Vc, and that is re
turned if it don't give irl!ect sat
530
42 25
717 85
11 58
20 G2
41 65
2G 85
5 55
13 50
f.:.
1 10
13 50
20 70
5 00
51 50
4 00
7 70
33 45
1 60
7 50
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if.Mt ion.
Drug Co.
Guaranteed bv
i:ngli.-.h ;
Friend, it matters nut whc
child you uui-t or what the odor
of his skin, your duly is to add a
little to his happiness. It c m be
doue without any sacrifice on your
wilt in fact you aill get the bct
of the Imrg.iin no matter w hat you
do to make the great and notalile
day a tritle brighter. Charity and
Cbldreu.
' v-S?y . -.V '-art
vc-,'..- . i ' v.rv,; -y
MR. A. E. K1DD.
The Japs may light the ltiiiiiiw,
On laud or ou the sea;
But the girls of this here country,
Fight for liocky Mountain Tea.
English Drug Co.
KUilX, JLU la a very neeot com-muiil-aiin
from UiU lre eom Ui
n. nil that Mr. Arthur Krnmt Kkld, a
. ll-kiiom n sn-hilect ot tJimt city, his
mad ramplete recovery from cmUurrh ot
tl head frum n hlch he hkd differed fur
murly a qiiartvrof secntury. IU write
frum is llamlluin sve.r
imt! year of if,, sod hT had
catarrh of the h-ad fur over half of my
lift-. a result of searlel fever, lol lowed
liy Irphoid fever. I gut 10 bad that I
an alimwt omiilanlly conRhing and
cl. anim my throat. The catarrh greatly
Impairi-d my eywiKht, and the bearing
in .me ear, and reduced my weight to
iieople mad bv his a ay of how iu' , O" lu"l'-
t "LwiiMiiinitoii Star " 1 tri"' "'"'J rvnj e'"h r"n y
It. Maun.).iou wai. v,.rtiil, lw.id.-s a great many differ.
' eul phyi'icUu' trt-atuicnta, all of which
is voiir l'V doing at col
I
i
answered Fanner
rate.
"H.
lege?"
"First
CorutoNM-1. "He knows lilon- than
anybody around here. All he needs
uow is sense enough not to make
l ight Will Be Bitter.
Those wiut will -iM-t in closing
theireaix against the continual ree
iiiiiihcnil.it ion ol lr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption, will
have a long and hitter light with
their troubles, if not ended earlier
by fatal termination. Head what
T. K. Heal I ol Miss., has to
say: "l-iM fall my wile ti.nl every
SMiiptom of consumption. Sin-took
lr. King's New Discovery utter
everything else had failed. Im
provement came at once and four
IhiIiIch entirely cured her. (iuaian
teed by F.nglish Di ug Co. I 'rice ."ale
aud Trial Is'ltles free.
Bjenks They say it isn't easy to
keep a girl iu jour kitchen uowa
days, but I've had the same cook
for twenty years.
Bjones That is a great record.
How did you manage itt
Bjenks I married her. Somer
ville Journal.
51 30
50
F.lKie "When did you find
oil were aimer me niisueioei
Agnes (blushing)
was too late."
9 15
40
22 00
92 10
36 (XI
2 00
31 (X)
23 95
17 20
10 10
2 00
4 45
190
1 70
180
7 70
When
Smart Set.
An limcrgency lediclne.
l-"or sprains, bititsns, hums, sraltNand
similar injuues, their is notions so
good as Cliainhrrlain's i'ain Halm, it
sooth-s the wmnul and not only civ
instant relict from pain, hut causes the
parts to heal ill a bout one thud Ihe
time required bv the usual tiratnient.
Sold by C. S. Simpson, Jr., and S. J.
Walsh.
fulled.
' I had heard and read of Pcruna, snd
finally decided to try It two months ago.
I have now taken tevea bottles, and
weigh 172 pounds. Never felt happier
or merrier. Feci tip top."-A. E. KIDD.
If you do not derive prompt and aatia
factory rraulu from the use of Peruna,
write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a
tall statement of your case aud he will
U- pliad to give you his valuable ad
Tire gratia.
Address Pr. Hartman, President ol
the liar! man Sanitarium, Columbus, (X
j Tramp (piteously) Please help
!a cripple at this lestive season, sir.
1 Kind Old Cent ( handing him some
motiey ) Bless me, why, of course.
How ate you crippled, my poor
i fellowt
Tramp ( pocketing the money)
Financially crippled, sir. Glas
gow Times.
A Costly Histake.
Blunders are sometime very ex
pensive. Occasionally life itself is
the price of a mistake, but you'll
never In- w rong if you take Dr.
King's New Life Pills for dyspep
sia, dizziness, headache, liver or
bowel troubles. They are gentle
yet thorough. 2'x; at Knglish Drug
Co.'s.
pXSHCRAFrs
Mothers, Be Careful
of the health of your children. Look
out for couclis.colds.cioiip and whoop-
g courIi, Stop them lu tune Uue
Minute Couch Lure is uie oesi reme
dy. Harmless and pleasant. Sold oy
Euglisli Drug u. aim a. j. ibu.
'What kiud of a man is Jones!"
.Vell
Well whatt"
He's the kind of a man that
gives His eniiurcu snoe "
coats for t hristmas presents.
Houston Post,
When vou want a pleasant laiativc
take Chamberlain 'i Stomacn auu ur
er Tablets. Kor tale by t. N. himp
son, Jr., and S. J. Welsh.
"Just one kiss More I go." he
nleaded.
And will you 1 siuisiieu wnn
onet" she asked.
"1 should say not," he replied.
"Then get busy," she said
Chicago News.
Beware of Counterfeits.
DeWitt'i ia the only genuine Witch
Hazel Salve," wiitei J. L. Tucker ol
Outre. Ala. "I have used it in my
family for piles, cuti and burns lor
years and can recommeud it to be the
best salve on tne maraei. every mm
ily should keep it, as it it an invalu
able household remedy and should al
ways be kept on hand lor immediate
use." Sold by English Drug Co. snd
S.J. Welsh.
Wall Street Bo your son is
studying law. Do you expect that
he will stick to it!
Speculator Oh, do; I just want
him to know enongn aoom n
that he will be able to evade it sue-
cewfully. Detroit r ree Press.
V.
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For sale by English Drug Company, Monroe.N.C.
A Frightened Horse
running like mad down the street
dumping the occupant, or a hun
dred other accidents, are every day
occurrence. It behooves every
body to bavea reliable salve handy
and there's none as gooa as uuca
len'a Arnica Balve. Bums, cuts,
sores, eczema and piles disappear
quickly under its aootning enec.
25c, at English Drug Co. .
ffl.Mii1! AU14-V-A (VBiwA
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iOur SoortinQ Goods
Department
is our special pride, always, but this
S year it's in better shape than ever.
We can fit out completely the most
l!....L. n..nii,,n ! 4li ri f til
pariU UlMI PUI ISUIillt 111 inv; iu; wat-ss
goou uuns, lkiiics, ouens uiiu iinuuu
nition. rriccs, like on everything else
here, arc the very fairest.
Monroe Hardware Co,
Randolph Eedfearn, Manager.