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THE MONROE TAT TO SI A T VOLUME XII. NO 6 MONROE, N.O, TUESDAY MARCH 14 1003 One Dollar a Year Practical How 1 To5tirt Poultry Wl" Talks. P0M,try; Mow To Build The Hen House -I'm i iu In rnrrMin hm. SUMMERCOLDS Produce Chronic Catarrh. M. T. P.. Harnett conntv, X. C, wril-a: " I ) Vtll you Ml ua the Im4 way to Mart tlie poultry bnai UfiW on a hiiihII aralet (2) How to arrange yard aud houwf (.'!) We will have M)iue 75 or 100 scrub hrna thia apriug and aiiuiiuer. (4) What we want this year iepKS. (5) We waut yon to Kt.it btt llior - ...'.... i. -iiA later oa." 1. There are two waya of start -inp iu the poultry buaiueaa ou a siu:ill wale one is to Answer. start with a anting or ten of pure -bred eRga the first year and btiildiug your tiM'K from that; aud the other lato atart in the early apring with a trio (two female ami one male), or a pen (Tour female aud one male). Hi nee you write altout house aud ruu, I 8ii p nse you coutemplate starting with fowls. 2. If you Mart with a trio or pen, one roll of two-inch wire netting, five fo t high, would make a yard large enough for the fint year. Put xnta twelve feet apart aud around base of posts nail a ten-inch wide board. Tack wire to base board aud jkisIs, but do not put any atrip at top of wire as it U an inducement for the foa ls to Hyover. A roll of poultry netting contains ISO feet; thm will give you a yard II7J feet Kiiiare, siilliciently large for three or hve foa ls the hrst year, Am you will not aiit to build a new house every vear, would ad viae on the Mart building a house 10x12; this will accommodate nice ly twenty live grown chickens. Jtuild this in the centre of the yard ao that the birds cannot mount the roof ami lly over. Make your house seven feet high iu front and five aud one-half feet ill rear, twelve feet front and ten feet deep, facing the south. Make framing of 2x4, corner poHlsJxt, and weat hcrlmard with ten-inch wide plank, ship ping cracks. Cover roof with shingles or any of the new roofing material, felt or paper. Place door on upMT left-hand corner three feet wide and in the front centre aix-light aiiah, either on hingea or so it will alide back and forth. Nail cleats on the inside of house, aidea and back, three feet from the ground, and ou this place Iswinls to Is- used aa dropping Ixmnk leaving six feet in front not covered. Alaive this board place your pcrchea; 2x1 scantling make the U'st. This arrangement divides your house, giving an up and dowu staiia. Iu the lower lloor arrange uesta on side wall and cover the tloor ith chiill' or any other litter you may have for scratching mate rial. Chickens to be healthy must work for what they get, and the HcraU'liiiig pen is the thing to make them do it. The window will give all the light needed. Whitewash house inside and out at least three times a year and clean dropping boards twice a week iu winter and three times in summer. A house aa above deseriUsJ costs $10 com plete. 3. Your 7.1 or 100 mongrels can be improved in their egg-laying M ra, Baartati r. Olklbatt Vtm, I... Mr. Mr. Barby Write ot Rev. Bradley', Case. Bev. W. M . Bagby write the fol lowing letter to the. Charlotte Ob server of the 10th: "Nuspeixl harsh judgmeut on Key. K. W. Bradley. I hare known hiui for thirty years and have al ways found bitu to The Jersey Cow at Home. a. W. Uuw Ul Cm.trj Uellraaa. I THE MADNESS OF HEROISM. Great Religious Awakening. (VlWrt Wwkl, The world has been compelled to Who Can Stand Before People take notice of a wave of religion. Animated by 5uch a Spirit as revival which recalls the "tireatj This? Awakening'' that shook this couu-' Mui. w.w.h.i. try in 1 Vus. It ruse two veara airo! MiduiL'ht rloxed the tenth dav of The Island of Jersey, in the Eug- 10 AMnalia, ami, rolling over that the titanic struggle for the J be oneol the lath Channel, between France aud "", spread to Wales last sion of .Muk.lea and the mastery f beat men 1 have ever known. He! England, is the home of the Jeraey J-1'- Thw JuunK H""'. ; ww, the tenth day of un haa been preaching the gospel at a cow, but the origin of thrae cattle financial sacrifice for many years, is unknown. Hefore tbe Iwgiuuiug He ha rood property aud has 'of the nineteenth century the char Mra. Henrietta C.OlhfrR, auperlnu-a-dnt Flax and Hemp Exalblttoa at the Omaha Exhibition, writ, from Albert Lea, Mlna., aa follow: "Thli ipclng I contracted mm aggra vating cold, baring beta tipoaed r. tba damp weather. Catarrh ot my throat mad mead followed, wbkb penltted Im remaining, aotwltbuandlag I applied tbe ataal remedies. " Reading of Ui. merit of Parana la tba paper, I decided to try It and aooa found that all that haa barn aald of your medicine In nch e am la true. 1 am Tery pleased with the eatUfao tury mult obtained from utng Parana, am entirely well, and consider it a moat valuable family medicine.1 i UKXHIETTK C. OLBERO. Sammereolda requite prompt treat' meat They mra alwayt grave, mad aometlmet daagerotn. Tba prompt me and aarety with wbkb Peruna met In theta eaaea mat taved aaaay urea. A large dune ot Perana ahoold be taken at the II rat appearance of a igbi In aummer, followed by oiall and oft repeated doara. There la no other rem- atly that medical aclenc can furnlah, so reliable and quick In it action a Peruna. Addrea The reruns Medicine Com pany, Columbus, Ohio, for a free book entitled H Summer Catarrh," Which treat, of the catarrhal diaeaaes peculiar to (ummer. "WQ W LIFE' That's what a prominent druggist said of Scott's Emulsion a short time ago. As a rule we don't use or refer to testimonials in addressing the public, but the above rema1 iad similar expressions cue made so often in connec tion with Scott's Emulsion that they are worthy of occasional note. From infancy to old age Scott's Emulsion offers a reliable means of remedying im proper and weak develop ment, restoring lost flesh and vitality, and repairing waste. The action of Scott's Emulsion is no more of a secret than the composition of the Emul sion itself. What it does it does through nourish mentthe kind of nourish ment that cannot be ob tained in ordinary food. No system is too weak or delicate to retain Scott's Emulsion and gather good from it W win atnd voa a umpi iru. hnidi Uhtlli nth,wt.r W vtrr bona Bwawn tm ftwv. scon & BOWRE 409 ParlSuN.Y. (Ocaalttl attarntW. qualities by feeding them lilierally in the morning with a warm mash composed of bran, shorts aud corn meal with cut clover or peaviue huy well scalded, wheat aud boiled oats at noon and corn at night, and twice or three times a week atnuit an ounce to a hen of green ground bone, or some prepared meat scrap; with Biich a ration they will lay more than enough extra eggs to pay for the trouble. 4, H, As a beet breed of pure bred poultry to keep, I kuow of no heat breed. They are all good. It all depends on how you look at it If you want a general purpose fowl, something for large meat and fair amount of eggs, winter and aum mer, then any of the larger breeds will fill the bill Plymouth Iiocka, Barred, White, Buff, Wyandottes, White, Golden, Silver Columbian, or Black. These will lay well, av eraging from 150 to 21KI egga per year; weight, from eight to teu pounds wheu growu; make excel lent broilers and are good setters aud mothers. But if you are more for eggs than an all-pure fowl, then any of the smaller breeds will do, such aa Leg horns, White, Brown, Buff and Black Miuorcaa, White and Black Houduns, and Hamburg; these lay a few more eggs tliau the larger breeds, but eggs are not so large. Nine White Wyandotte egga will weigh ua much as one dozen Leg horn; but aa egga are not sold by the pound, it diawu't make much difference; occasionally one will get broody, but only for a day or two, and it would be useless to try and set one. With proper feed and care, they will lay nine months out of the twelve. The main effect is to start right, get the best fowls or eggs money can buy, and from a breeder who has a reputation for a good line of bred stock. You would not buy a scrub Jersey cow for a milker, or a scrub blooded horse for a racer and ezMct to win. The same rule ap ' plica to pure bred birds. Sol , a. r. D. No. T, Charlotte, N. O. A Safe Cough Medicine for Children Iu buyiug a cough medicine lor chil dren never be afraid to buy Chamber lain's Cough Remedy. There is no danger from it aud relief ii alwayt ure to follow. It it especially valu able (or cold., croup and whooping cough. For aale by C. K. Siuipaoo, Jr., and S. J. Wel.h. Race Problem has got itself in print again, "bat's one problem," says Brother Dickey, 'Mat walks an' talks in its sleep!" Atlanta ('oust it ution. Pleasant and Harmless. Don't drug the stomach to cure s cough. One M inula Cough Cuis cuts the mncua, drawi the inflammation out of the throat, lungt and bronchial tubes, heals, aoothei and cures. A quick cur for croup and whooping cough. Sold by Engliah Drug Co. and S. J. Welab. He I)o you always take mush rooms with your steakt Bbe It depends on whether I'm baying my own lunch or somebody else is paying for it Detroit Free Press. Incredible Brutality. It would have been incredible bru tality ilCba.F.Lemberger of Syra case,N.Y.,had not done the beat he could for bis suffering son. "My boy,' he says, "cut a fearful gash over his eye, so I applied Buck ten's Arnica Salve, which quickly healed it and saved bis eye." Good for barns and ulcers too. Only 25c at English Drug Co. 'a. drawn from his own private sources every year that be has been in the ministry, except last year. He is very successful in the minis try. One hundred and tweuty -three on profession of faith were received on the Monroe circuit last year by him. The following brethren were called Into consultation with Kev J. Ed Thompson, the presiding el der of Charlotte district: Iter Messia. W.K. Ware, M. A. Smith L. K. Stacy, M. T. Steele aud W M. Baghy, and here is what they say of him: 'While Bro. Bradley has violated tbe letter of the law, with tbe lights before us we do not believe that he has violated the spirit of the law. W'e believe him to be a good and consecrated man thoroughly devoted to the work of tbe ministry.' "Misa Minnie Lowery, now Mrs. r. . Bradley, proves as good character aa anybody. Bro. J. R. Duuu aud scores of others of tbe beat men in Anson county say that uo one stands better morally. She was organist aud Sunday school teacher in her home church. "Mr. II. II. Smith, Mrs. Brad ley's former btisltaud, is now serV ing a second term of fifteen years lu the penitentiary for burumg house. Tbe register of deeds of Ansou county says that he knows 11. II. Smith to be a very bad man, and exceedingly lewd and base Mr. McLendou, the attorney of Mrs. Smith, now Mrs. Bradley, who managed the suit when she sued for a divorce, lest i tied that Smith admitted to hint that he fre quented houses of ill fame and that he was guilty of adultery. He ac knowledge! tbe same to his wife. lu the bill of complaint the adul tery clause was included, but was dropped because of the miserable distinction between man and wom an, one act condemned the womun, but many acts need not condemn me man, w hich him met ion w as blotted out by our last legislature, thank God. I am ashamed that any such law was ever euacted in North Carolina. How came such a man to marry so sweet aud pure a woman! Smith at that time was playing the role of an editor and claimed to be pre paring ror the ministry aud in this way deceived the wouiau. "Bro. Bradley has not been tried. The committee only decided that a trial was necessary. Upon what ground that committee reached the conclusion that trial was neces sary I could not understand nor am I now abla to understand. Bro. Bradley is well and happily mar ried and that marriage is legal and scriptural. He will be acquitted at the next session of the Western North Carolina conference. "V. M. Bag by. 'HlKh p.ilnt, W.C." Startling Mortality. Statistics show startling mortality from appendicitis aud iteritonitis. To prevent and cure theae awful diseases there is just one reliable remedy, Dr. King's New Life Pills. M.Flauuery of 14 Custom I louse PI. Chicago says; "They have no equal for consultation and biliousness." 23c at Kuglish Drug Co. 'a. I wish Willie Suphead would hurry up his proposal." "But you areu t going to accept him!" I know it I waut him to pro pose so I can get rid of him." Houston Post If taken this month, keeps you well all summer. It makes the lit tle ones eat, sleep and grow. A spring tonic for the whole family. llollistera Kocky Mountain Tea. 35c, tea or tablets, Eng. Drug Co. Miss Oettington Mr. Batch- lelgh, tell me why did yon never marry! Mr. Batehleigh W ell, madam, I kept a parrot for six weeks once just to see how it would lie. I de cided I could never stand it Cleve land Leader. . A Dinner Invitation. ' After a hearty meal a dose of Kodol Dyipepiia Curs will preveut ad attack of iodigettion. Kodol ii a thorough digettaut sod s guaranteed Curs for indigeition, dyapepaia, gai en the atomacb, sour riaiugt, bad breath and all itomacb troubles. N. Watkioi, Letbui, Ky., aaya: "I can testify to the efficacy of Kodol in the cure of stomach trouble, I was afflicted with lomach trouble for 1 5 years and have taken lis bottle of your Kodol Dyt pepiia Curs, which baa entirely cured me. Tba sis bottle were worth f 1000 to ma " Sold by EoglUb Drug Co. sail J. Wel.h. "If you refuse to marry me," said the wealthy old man, "I shall pine away and die.'' "Of course," responded the girl, bitterly. "And if I would marry yoo you would bang to life like a bulldog. But that's the way it goes. Detroit Tribune. For an Impaired Appetite. Lou of sppetits always result! from faulty digaatioa. All that is seeded it s few dote of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will invigor ate the stomach, strengthen the diges tioa am! give yon sa appetite like s wolf. These tablets alto set as a gen tle U rati vs. For sale by C. N. Simp son, jr., and S. J. Wslth. acteriatictof Jersey cattle were pro nounced, and were generally recog uized, especially iu their adapta bility for butter-making. Tbe peo ple of Jersey evidently decided, many years ago, that they were in poHweshion of a valuable breed of cattle, for in 179 their legislature passed an act prohibiting the im portation of foreign bred cattle, imMating a heavy fine in money for any breach of thla law, as well as forfeiture of the vessel employed, and providing lor a fine on every member of the ship's crew who should fail to notify the authorities of any attempt to evade tbe la Suliaequeut laws have been equally stringent aud no cattle are import ed iuto the Island of Jersey, ex cept those intended for immediate slaughter. In lx.'II, efforts to im prove the breed were begun in Jer sey, ty the Jersey Agricultural Society. A scale of points was drawn up to guide in tbe selection of animals for breeding purposes. The great principal aim of the Island of Jersey breeders bad al ways been a good yield of butter. aud from tbe time mentioned above there has been, combined with this, considerable attention paid to con formation and general beauty. Jer sey cattle have always ptiasessed the deer-like head and limbs, the line crumpled horns, the yellow skin, large, soft eyes, lean throat and neck, light proportions and tine tail; bnt almve all else, they have attracted notice for their large and well-formed udders and prom incut milk veins. Iu color they are of various shades of soft fawu, Iroui red to silvery, with more or less white, The Jersey furnier tries to have his cows calve during tbe hrst three mouths of the year. They are housed at uight during the win ter, being brought iu about four o'clock iu tho afternoon, when they are milked, each receiving about three-quarters of a bushel of roots and some hay. At eight o'clock a bundle of straw is given to each. u the uioruiug they are milked and fed almut six o'clock, again re ceiving the same allowance of roots and hay, aud at uine are turned out to pasture. Farmers endeavor to dry their cows about a month or six weeks before calving. Bran mushes are given them about the time of calving and for a fortnight thereafter, the only time this foad is used. Tbe bull calves Intended for veal are fed the milk of their dams for about six weeks. Heifer calves are I ways reared. About two weeks after calving, the cows are turned out on grass during the daytime, if the weather be fine, the general custom lieing to tether them. About every three hours they are moved and tethered iu a fresh spot, j They are watered in the morning and also at noon, and iu warm weather again at evening. From May to Octolier they are allow ed to remain out at night During the summer, cows are often milked three times a day, aud during warm weather are brought into the stable for a few hours during tbe heat of the day. Iu the fall, butter is made and crocked for winter use. A cow is iu her prime at six years of age, and Is considered to remain ao until ten years old. By the Tonic Route. The pills that act as a tonic and not as a drastic purge are De Witt's Little trly Kisers. They cure headache, constipatiou, biliousness, etc. Early liters are small, easy to take and easy to act a safe pill. Mack Hamilton, hole! clerk at Valley City, N. D.,says: Two bottles cured me ol chronic con stipation." Sold by English Drug to. nd S. J Welh. Evan Kobrrts, wasdisrliwed as one erasing conflict under exploding of the gteat evangelists of history, .shrapnel, the roar of cannon and He took the whole principality by the whittling of bullets; the tenth stunt. The theaters were emptied 1 without sleep aud without food. and their audiences flocked to the , The conduit is fast reaching; a isiint churches. Profauity disappeared from the streets and eveu from the coal pita, where the mules, missing the stimulus of the language to which they had been accustomed, sometimes refused to work. Prayer meetings were held in the depths of tbe miues. Hundreds of homes wrecked by liquor were reetored. uiu aeias, long outlawed, were paid. Gamblers, atheists, drunk arda and prize fighters knelt iu the meetings. The influence of the Welsh awak euiog was soou felt in England, where the American evangelists, Torrey aud Alexander, leased the Royal Albert Hall, seatiug ti.lMH' pie, fur live mouths. where it is a question not so much of turning columns, of tactics and of strategy, as of whose strength, energy aud cartridges will last the longer. (ray-coated Russians, patient nnroiuplaiuiiig, strong of soul, clung doggedly to positions against an enemy whose attacks go to the very point of insanity and desper ation. For forty-eight hours the Japanese have not eateu. They are starving and exhausted, hut Field Marshal Oyaiua himself has told lliem that tberity will fall and the slaughter stop on Friday, and their couhdence in their leader in creases (heir strength tenfold. Ou Wednesday, when the Russians Then the movement spread to'bxik Ushuutun, a few dozen Japa- Gold and Silver Lost in trying to econo mize iu buying your Meats. What is to tuy customers' inter est is to my interest I Buy Only The Very Best and healthiest cows, sheep and hogs for the Market Such stuff as is not fit for my market is often sold otherwise. Un wholesome food will cause sick new and sickness costs money so bay your Meats from Parker's mar ket, where every thing it guaranteed. the l uited States. For weeks Schenectady thought and talked nothing but religion. Nearly fiftv churches were crowded at once, and hundreds were turned awey from union meetings to which people came from Troy, Albany and Sara toga. Eight bund ml children, rep resenting forty schools and fourteen denominations, marched singing through the streets. In Denver the ministers headed processions which paraded through the Tenderloiu and marched iuto saloons inviting sinners to tbe meetings. Tbe city offices were closed, and eveu the legislature was affected to the ex tent of adjourning. Ten thousand people crowded the noon meetings in the theatres, some coming a thousand miles. At lm Angeles aud l'oiuona Catholics and Episco palians worked on parallel lines with the evangelistic revivalists, although not in the same meetings. The movement is now extending to New York, the hardest place in America to stir with areligiotisap peal, and a representative of the ministers there has been sent to Wales to study the methods that have produced such astonishing re sults in that country and report upon the prosiiects of successfully transplanting them to the Ameri can metropolis. Senseless in "Snow Line." N York World. In the line of men gathered yes terday iu front of No. till W. Fourth street looking for work removing snow, Police Scrgt Collins noticed one standing with his eyes closed. The Sergeant tapped bun 011 the shoulder, lie did not move. Struck more sharply 011 the shoulder lie fell to tbe sidewalk. They took hiiu to St Vincent's Hospital, where Dr. O'leary re vived him. They said it was one of the ordinary cases of the "snow line lack of nourishment and exposure. After warm proth had been forced between his blue lips he managed to whiner t!"t he was Adolpli Braunstein, a tailor out ol work, of No. 97 Willett street He will recover. nese clung to the thick-walled tern pie aud refused all overtures to sur render. Cannon were brought up and breached the walla, but the dare devil courage of the defenders continued under fire; aud finally, w hen the defense was hopeless, they blew themselves skyward with the ruins of the temple. One sur vivor, rather than surrender, threw himself iuto a stone-rimmed well and erishcd. And yet the rank md file and inferior leaders, stern in their sense of duty, are as uu sparing of themselves as of the men whom they lead to death. Steru Oyama drives and drives his troops iirrth ward to encircle the city With every fresh Hanking move mem me iron iiaml closes nearer the railroad, and under this uieuace the first aud third armies were forced htst night to aliandou the mighty fortifications on the Sbakhe river, give up the impregnable I'ontiloll Hill and retire to the line of the Hun river. Today the Japanese are pushing their columns north aud northeast, bombarding villages which are keys of the defense and burling men, some of them veterans of the years campaign, aud otheis made up of reserves fresh from Japan against Russian positious. Ofteu they ai-e repulsed and sometimes hey master the advanced lines. but at enormous cost Home Made Have your calce, muffins, and tea bis cuit home-made. They will be fresher, cleaner, more tasty and wholesome. Royal Baking Powder helps the house wife to produce at home, quickly and eco nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised hot-biscuit, puddings, the frosted layer cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and muffins, with which the ready-made food found at the bake-shop or grocery does not compare. Royal is the greatest of bake-day helps. SOVM. BMINS KWOt OCs IW VOOK. A dispatch from Danville, Ark., says four persons were found mur dered V2 miles from that tow u .Mon day, the victims being the wife and three children of James luce, a farmer in that locality. I nee is sus pected of the crime aud is iu jail. Au axe had been used by tbe mur derer and the heads of the victims had been split oiieu and crushed, showing that in each instance a heavy blow was struck. The four persons were slain as they slept It will bring rich, red blood, linn flesh and muscle. That's what Hol lister's Kocky Mountain Tea will do. Taken this month keeps you well all summer.. .Vi cents, tea or tablets. English Drug Company. The siiecial term of the Federal Court for the trial of Penland and Dickerson, charged with wrecking the First National Bank of Ashe ville, which was to have been held in Charlotte on the 15th, has been postponed to May 15th. A Destructive Fire. To draw the fire out of a burn or heal a cut without leaving a scar, use De- Witt's Witch Haiel Salve. A specific for piles. Get the genuine. J. A. Tucker, editor of the Harmouiier, Centre, Ala. .writes: "I have used De- Witt's Witch Haiel Salve iu my fam ily for piles, cuts and burns. It is the best salve on the market. Every fam ily should keep it ou hand." Sold by English Drug Co. and S. J. Welsh. During a minstrel performance in Raleigh Monday night Nat Gill, colored, fell from a window in the gallery, a distance of 100 feet to tbe ground, aud was killed in stantly. The Colonel'! Wuterloo. Col. Jno.M. Fuller of Honey Grove, Tex., nearly met his Waterloo from liver and kidney trouble. In a re cent letter he says; "I was nearly dead of these complaints, and al though I tried my family doctor he did me no good; so I got a 60c bot tle of your great Electric Bitters, which cured me, I consider it the best medicine on earth and thank God who gave you the knowledge to make them." Sold and guaran teed to cure dyspepsia, biliousness and kidney disease by EnglishDrug Co. at 50c a botUe. Notliiug will cure indigestion that Joesu't digest the food and give the dtomacb a rest. It isn't necessary to starve yourself in order to rest your stomach take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It will digest auy quantity of all the wholesome loud you want to eat while your stomach takes a rest recuper ates and grows strung. This wonder ful preparation is justly entitled to sll of its many remarkable cures. Sold by English Drug Co, aud S, J. Welsh. Mr. Thus. Settle is an applicant for the position of district attorney in this district to succeed Mr. Hoi ton. Mr. Settle is an able man but it is very doubtful if he gets the job. A Chicago Alderman Owes his election to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy: "I can heartily and conscientiously recommend Chamber Iain's Cough Remedy for affections ol the throat and luugs,"stys Hou. John Shenick, tin So. Peoria St., Chicago. "Two years ago during a political campaign, 1 caught cold after being overheated, which irritated my throat anil 1 was filially compelled to stop, at I could not speak aloud. In my ei tremity a friend advised me to use Chamberlaiu's Cough Remedy. I took two doses that alternooa aud could not believe my senses when I lound llin next morning the inflammation had largely subdued. 1 took several doses that day, kept right on talking through the campaign, aud I thank this medi cine that 1 won my seat in the coun cil" This remedy is for sale by C. N. Simpson, jr., aud S. J. Welsh. W bile Slaildilie iu front of the The law imiMttinir a till nn Wh. fire at her home iu Silver Hill elors bad eoue iuto effect township, Davidson county. Mrs. tine uiornimr a litlle haldheiuled Jo Ellis became ill, fainted, fell in man appeared before the tax coin the fire and was so terribly burned , inissioiiera. "I've just married luy fourth wife," be said. "I'm enti'led to a bounty, aiu't If Chicago Tri-buue. that she is not expected to recover. Mr. Ellis was asleep in the room at the time of the accident aud did not kuow of his wife'a injury tint il she crawled from tbe fire aud aroused him. Champion Liniment for Ru mat ism Chat. Drake, a mail carrier in Chapin- ville, Conn., says: "Chamberlain's v 1 don't cet heln from Dr. Kinv'a Strikes Hidden Rocks. Wheu your ship of health strikes the hidden rocks of consumption, pneumonia, etc., you are lost if Pain Bahn is the champion of all hni- Discovery for consumption. i"?e".i d,.? 'IV, y7 ' T troubleJiJ.W.McKinnon of Talladega, Ala., a great deal with ilieuiiiatisin in my .. ... , .7. ... moulder. Alter trying several cures the storekeeper here recommeuded this remedy and it completely cured me. There is no use of anyone suf fering from that painful ailment when this liniment can be obtained for s small sum. One application gives prompt lelief snd its continued use for a short time will produce a permanent cure. For sale by C. N. Simpson. Ir.. ind S. j. Welsh. writes: "1 hul beeu very ill with pneumonia, under the care of two doctors, but was getting no better when I begau to take Dr. King's New Discovery. The first dose gave relief and one bottle cured me.'' Sure cure for sore throat bronchi tis, coughs and colds. Guaranteed at English Drug Co.'g, price 50c aud $1. Trial bottles free. INSURANCE L H- THOMPSON. Fire, Life, Accident. Health. Lia bility and all classes of Caauality In surance. Only the best and strongest companies represented. 1 respectful ly solicit your business, assuring prompt and efficient attention to all matters. Office: Gordon A Thomp son's old stand. Phone No. 1. People's Band OF MONROE, N. C. : Solicits your accouut snd banking business. We guarantee ABSOLUTE SECURITY, promptness and all th accommodations that SOUND bank ing will admit of. Interest paid, ac cording to agieement, 00 deposits left for our stated period. Alwayt ready (or loans on approved paper. O. P. HEATH. President. Mlsi AgneiWHtltj I I 616 Wtllt StrMl II STTTTT1 nuinuwuum COME AND LOOK at our Stock of Furniture. We have a large array of pretty and : good stuff. We want you to see our lines : of best selected Bed Room Suits. Side- . mm z Boards, Extension Tables, China Closets, : Book Cases, Desks, Hall Racks, Center and Parlor Tables. Chairs. Rockers. Rues and I Matting. Remember, we do not keep good W U DUV1 tVAAUULL. T. P. DILLON, Furniture Dealer and;Funeral Director. sittttyyw rrrrriii wwww ww mm iiwffyvstBejwwaajaw: Miiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiimii mill iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniKi ? w 816 Wells Sbwt. MAaiarrra, Wis., Sept 25, 1908. I was all run dmrw from Brvoot aeas and overwork and had to resign my position and take a net. I found that I waa aot gaming aa strength and health as but as 1 could wish, and aa your Wine of Cardvi waa meommaniM a such a good medicine for th ill of oar sra, I bought a bottle and begaa sing it. 1 was twinned with the IwmiH from tbe was of tba drat bottle, and took three more and thea fennd I wM rfwtomd tc food health and strength sad alU to take an mv work with renewed vixw. 1 consider It a ane tonie aaa ezpsuana for wmw-out. condition. I to it A0NE8 WKTUrr, ll.00botU.aWtnof a 2Se. (VJul Ibediasd't Blaat-Dmght paraaoe of ught today. WINE OF CARDU1 IS IT YOUK OWH FAULT Have I notified you time after ! I I ? aaVAVJh 7 time to come ana settle: it so, ! your paper is or will be in the hands X Iof an officer to collect and you will be taxed with the cost. Can you I afford to have your property dis-j t posed of in that way? It is going! X to be done if you don t settle. Now, if you dont like it, itwt f consider it. Cull G. Hikes. k mmmtmma latWAaVatWBW, mmam.mmmm A -
The Monroe Journal (Monroe, N.C.)
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March 14, 1905, edition 1
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