North Carolina Newspapers

THE M VOLUME XII. NO 14 ONROE JOURNAI MONROE, N.C., TUESDAY MAY 9 1003 One Dollar a Year Uuod Bits from Our Neighbor. SUrilllr Ma- A fine row belonging to Mr. J. E. Marnh ditnl of tick lever a few days, ago. He mid they haul lout aeverisl hundred dollar' worth of rattle duriuK the Mtt few year fruiu that diseane. "If a half dozeu ticks get on a cow that haa nut tlew-euded fnnu rattle that art acrtiMtoiued to ticks, you art wire to have a dead row," aaid Mr. Mandi, '"for when alie get the tick fever ahe in going to die." The l'ngreuve Farmer Maya if thin Slate rati he freed from tick fever it will be worth a mil ium dollar a year to North la ru tin agriculture. There ta one man in I'nion coun ty who hag never preaHed hliuielf liefore the public, and yet aa a KMker and writer of ability he probably haa no superior in the county. That nian ia Mr. V. C. Heath, MiiMriutvudent of the Mon roe t'otton Mill. While hia poai tion ia one that calls for a great deal of hia buNiueaa euergiea, be haa evidently found plenty of time to read and keep himaelf well post ed on current events, and if ao dis posed he inight attain marked Bur row in literary work. 8oiue men are good (Mutter and others are good writers but it ia not often that both theae qualities are found in one man. Mr. Heath aeema to lie MKiNeMNtHl of both. The Monroe Journal tella how Nome fiiMcinating article on poultry' in that paper waa enjoyed by a minister of that town who, it iaaaid, haa decided to go into the poultry Imsiuem. We were uuder the im iiretiaion that all travelling luinin lew are already very much in the poultry biisineMa. Aa far back an we ran recollect anything about preacher, we can recall vivid Nccm and laating impreNaionathat they made upou un when we were a hungry Imy at just the right age to like fried chicken, aa only a healthy hoy with a good appetite can like it; and we reiiieiuler how we stood in oue corner of the diu ing room and watched the preacher work in the poultry luninenH how he aeemed to enjoy it, with uo ap parent concern for a waiting boy with a gnawing at the Ntomach, Ntaiidiug uuder uervoua feur that the preacher wouldn't leave him enough chicken. Talk alxmt a preacher in the poultry bimiiieNM ! We thought The Journal tried to print news. A Creeping Death. Wood jMiisou creep uptowardatbe heart, causing death. J. R Stearns, lielle I'laine, Minn., write that a friend dreadfully injured hia hand, which swelled up like blood poia oiiiiig. liucklen'a Arnica Halve drew out the poison, healed the wound and saved hia life. I lest in the world for burns and sores. 2Uc ut Knglish )rug Co.'a. I ate of Wheat Corner. ht-witrs Nt'WM. So far ua known to date, the only really micccnhIuI corner in wheat (referred to iuKcriptureaua"corii") was that by Joseph when he pre sided over the destinies of Kgypt; but it will be lecalled that he had more than human aid iu estimating the si.e of forthcoming harvests. Wlieu domestic wheat crops were much smaller and facilities for traiisMirting and storing them at distributing points were much less ellicient, perhaps thirty years ago, there were several so called suc cessful minor corners in wheat and com, but the only successful cor ner in wheat w ithin twenty years was that engineered by Hutchinson at Chicago in 1SXN, when he put the price up to ti a bushel, and made the shorts settle nt that. Kec ords of similar attempts include Keene's loss of "., 000, 0H) in wheat in 1 S79, Handy's similar loss of 1,. 100,000 in I KM, Harper's drop ping 11,000,000 on the cereal in 1.SH7, and young Letter's parting from ;, O00,0(0 in hia attempted wheat corner oi 1K98. In addition to these there were failures to cor ner lard by McGeoch in lSK.'l and Cudahy in 189.1, in which each lost, it was said, about 12,000,000; and Deacon White's memorable corner iu com in 1802, in which be lost a million, which hesubseuently paid with intercut. NERVOUS WOMEN. FOR BOTH One diaonHO of thinness in ' children ia wrofula ; in adult, consumption. I'.oth liuve jKMir blood ; Ixitli need more fat. Tlieso diaeuaes thrive on lean ness. Fat ia the brut nieniis of ovcrcominjj them; cod liver oil mokes the beat and healthiest fut and SCOTT'S EMULSION ia the enaiest and moat effective form of cod liver oil. Here's a nntural order of thing hat shows why ScottV Kniulnion is of so much value in all en of scrofula and consumption. More fnt, more weight, mote nourish tuent, that'a why. Srnd for fire aampk. SCOTT & BOVNE, Chemists 40MIS Port Sowt, New Yfc M.aail.M i a n a All HIm Trawl H. Rmith la Treaenrer of the Kul Hide LadleV Aid Rork-tT. Nhe Is connected with a tiumU-r of Ivm-ro lent organization and take an active in terms In the Tenement Hotue move ment. She recently appeared before a committee of the U-gUlature al Albany la favor of Tenement IIuum reform. In a recent letter written from 044 Seventh arenas. New York City, one un: "Care and responsibility shattered say nervous tyttem. Like other wo Ma under a great ttrala my system gave way. My food didn't seem ID eve any taste. My aleep waa dis turbed. I waa lint aa tired In the atoning aa I waa at night, and there waa a laty. weak feeling over me all day. A Mend requested ma to try Peruna, I am glad to be able to lay that after taking Mix bottles of it I feel a mew woman. My stomach la now la perfect order and I sleep well. " FRASCES M. SMTH. After one trial women inevitable praiae Peruna. It la enperially adapted to nervom disorder peculiar to their aei. A book entitled Health and Beauty," written especially fur women, aent free by Dr. Hartman. If yon do not derive prompt and satis factory results from the uw of iVruna, write at once to lir. Hartman, fiviog a full statement of your and lie will be pleaned to gire you hie valuable ad vice gratia. Addreaa Dr. Hartman, Preeidentof Tbf Uartman Sanitarium, Coluuibiu, U. 7ht Siesta. i t'. Mi'Nfll III 1 Imrlc.llc nl. rir. I lIU Vm tn tH'M Hi ! a iliiin.'r r M Kn m( in a laMr iii uii.Ut tie tri-i-H, Kn lninir l fil lil a imimi r fnwn-lir,nl Kit Iiikitiin, di n li-mmr 1 il.iwtn tin le trii. Iwn ite .kiiirH km Miik Kit lr illrl lillifr. tna, IN linuwliy klu lli'kli- niv ur ht Pa alnir. lie iluhra hut lrrak Kn lt ali'iter km "liake. Hut all ainm r fuMf ralt'l kit-it mi' aaaki. IV I'hllluii kin twl. I t-urkrtNM'li kin crawl I'p my hrlti-lit-n.ru Ma(nlM alltl rtwiitfrti fan atiall. Hul lilt taki nmrt 'tt l.f T' till-fllli my t-a-ta Whan I't rl i KimhI tliiilit-r er nvn lirr-ail fit Mixed Orchards a Mistake. fcmtliern Knot tlrtiaer. John II., Calhoun, Tenu. : My ex perience in rowiii); fruit has con vinced me tliat it is a n eat mistake to plant a mixed (irchard, esnrl ally of jieaclu-s and apples. In the nrst place, the soil and location that ia best for eaclies will not give the la-st results with apples. Ihe ideal location lor a tieach orchard ia the north or northwest sloM-a of lilLrh ridges, where the soil is dry mid only moderately fer tile. Kecause if planted in rich soil the trees will make a K'nmI growth, but the fruit is almost sine to rot. A warm southern exposure means the fretpirut loss of the crop by late frosts. Apples require a rich soil, with more moisture, and my experience is they do best in locutions at least practically protected from the north winds. A second objection to a mixed orchard is the Hueh trees grow so much faster than the apple trees. When planted together they make it much more dillicult to give the apple trees the proper care and cultivation, to say nothing of the iujury caused by the shade. I hen a crop of small fruit or vegetables can be grown between the rows of apple trees for alauit hve or six years without injuring them, while I thiuk peaches should have the entire strength of the land after the second or third year. If peach trees are set in rows with the apple trees; that is, a peach tree and an apple tree alternately in the same row, the Mach trees take so much potash from the soil that the apples will be greatly in jured and can never produce liist claws fruit. I have known several mixed orchards planted, but have known none to be really successful. The peaches may do fairly well, but the apples have always Uen a failure or nearly so. What Made Him Prosperous. PnMfrtalve l'armr. There was an old fashioned, hon est, sensible man who lived and died in 1'nion coiintv, H. ('. He was thrifty. He had plenty of stall around him for man and lieast. He always had time to go to church, and the bigger the meetings and the better the preaching the more be enjoyed it. One day a thriftless neighbor said to him: "Uncle Si, how is it you keep making money every year and always have plenty around you"" His characteristic reply was: "By giving my corn plenty of dis tance and minding my own business." Don't let the children suffer. If they are fretful, peevish and cross, give them Hollixtur's Rocky Moun tain Tea. The beet baby tonic known. Strength and health fol low its nse. 35 cent. English Drag (Jo, Reminiscences of I'pprr I'nion. 'tliurc c. -lleaia athii Katrrvro-r We are now on the south Mite ol our historic stream, at the Johu Davis rock forU. The iir-4 place of note is the Kerr place. Jennings It. Kerr once lived there. He It a child by an untimely death. It was droaued in the branch lieai the house. Mr. Kerr left there and went to Charlotte and eagaged iu the hotel busiuesa and made a sue Cess of it. Our next stop ia the Sammie Walknp place. He mixed a large family. He sent three sous and one grandson to the war. J. C. J. P. and S. II. Walkup were bis sons, ami Millen his grandson, n. II., or Harvey, was badly wound ed at liettyaburtr. Millen, his grauthton, was captured at Camdeu, 3. C, by Hhertuan, and paroled. We now go uorth and do not travel far until we are on historic ground. It waa a Tory camp in Septcmlier, 17 Ml. Col. Davie, w ith three companies of dragoons, was camied at Providence, Two young girls, Jane (iillou aud Jaue Walk up, rode into the Tory camp, got all the information they could, and that uight rode to the camp of Col. Davie aud gave him the inl'orina tiou he so much desired. The bugle was sounded aud every trtHiier was in his saddle. I think the "Song of Marion's men" would be very appropriate: "Our fitrtH ire the icmmI. eret-n tutnl, Our It-ill Hit ry(m- trw. Via knrw tlir tin-t ar,.uinl A aralurlt kimw Ute M-a. Our tmi wax foe Itut tru- autl lrlrt, our latlvr frank ami LM. Tltf Hrlltah lthr tn-mM-l Wliru latlr' name van tttlil. Wr .rtirk llti-lr ramp at mttinijrlit- 1li-y lrit,l to Sy. Iml tain. Ihey alio .tHMt t fav u. Mfrt- Ual lui-arlli atcalll.' The battle field is a few hundred yards northeast of the old Walkup mill site, or Wahub as Mr. Wheel er calls it. It was then knowu as ('apt. Wahub's plantation. The rones were routed by ( til. Davie s men, twenty killed uud forty wounded. Cant. W ahub was there. He had only a moment to see his wife and children, and as he re treat ed toward Charlotte he saw his house in llamea, set on tire by the Tories. Davie brought oil' in the sortie !)S horses and l'.'O stand of arms, and reached his camp the same eveuing after riding tit) miles iu less than IM hours, during which time he had fought aud beaten a siierior force. I once saw a washixit that Aunt Dorcas Walkup said lay at the Imp! -torn of Waxhuw creek during the battle Is'tween Davie and the Tories. It was put there for safe keeping. i Practical Poultry ! Talks. i l-arge Profits Canoniinf. tat ng.J Came to Monroe before the War and Hadn't Sxn a Town Since. .f --i-fr I rr .f 1 b i.atruai Dadiev. Mav X Miss Annie Kuiidci tmrk has gone to Cheater held locl.-ik for Mr. II. W. Puwt-r I i-l J.. ' IM 'rv,-lr (fBIr. A Good Thing. (ircenslMiro mothers and fathers In my previmt letters I have tried t.i help thtwe who a ere ililer ested iu "Is-tter Hultry aud more of it"' by giving timely suggestions on management and rare ol netting liens, rare of young chirks, etc., aud the subject is not near exhaust ed yet. This week 1 discus capons and caiMinizing, and iu future let ters want to tell aUuit single and double mating, preparing birds for show rtauu, otierating incubators and brooders, aud humlreds of oth er things that all go to hel't make tin a successful poultry raiser. CaHiniing ia one branch of the poultry industry but little practiced or undersUstd in the Ninth, yet ll ia oue branch which, if conducted upou proper lines, will return a handsome profit, as the supply has never U-en sutlicieut to meet the demand. A cawin is an uusexed male bird, of auy breed, but as size is to be largelv considered in this What branch of poultry culture, a Cochins, r.raliiniks and the Capon Haired Kocks are princi Is. pally usid. A li.V breed, ol course, may le used, bill as they ure always sold by the Minnd, large sie is desirable. Tin price seldom varies, Is-ing ulauit -i cents per pound, year iu and year out. CapouiiiiL' improves the lla vor of the carcass aud the meat is finer grained and juicy. Theoier atiou also increases the size ulsuit one third mid makes the bird very tame. They seem to delight in tin- company of young chicks, and are often used on large plants to moth er a brood of young biddies. They never crow, and shun the society of "their sisters, cousins and aunts," The ojieratiiiii can 1m performed by au expert iu less than two in in utes, and anyone with Not good eye sight and a nerve can soon learn. Difficult In France where most or all uiule birds intend Expensive ed for table use are Operation, eaponiicd, the oiera tion is pel formed by young Isiys. Of course, the oper ation is painful while it lasts, but it doesn't last long. Having a tooth pulled hurts, so docs dehorning cattle, but it is done every day; and why exempt a chicken esjte cially a cockerel which when grown would only bring fifty cents on the market, while if you capon- birds should lie aithout f-l for taelte hours ba-l'ore, the feed utter ika Ail wl. I U .ft -.1. lor iiim lew u.i; alter uui ii atsillt su weeks, they a ill tax the corn cnli. They a:'.l sil amuiiil in the sli.t.le and eat like Ii.iim v 1 his jot' that place, nivriiou MiH-lite will ti.nla.ilii 1 Mr. J. T. Funderburk has be-n wear oil and tliev a ill eat no more ipute Mt k, but is belter, than au i.idinary chn ken until l.tt Mr. F. A. Plyler basmoved into teuiug time. . his met- new dwelling, CaMHiN hoiild not Is- put on the I will give you a sketch of the market under eleven or lelxe life ol a uuiiiie character mho lives mouths old; the m-.c-hi iu our ctiiiiutuiiity, Mrs. Margaret Breeds o-iis and Is-st pritvsaie Thivatt, a aidow lady. She will to iil.taiuetl juM alter I lie be 7 s years old if she lives until fit-let. t ChriMiua Imlid iw or as June inl. I'S'.'i. aasboru near old and our cousins at t the ion. Chesterfield county, aud uoa how duck imiiiiI attultl say. lives in a few miles of where she to "during the London sea , .i rai.-atl. She never saw but our .Tarket. sou." The Fivnch ami toa u in her life and that was Moll Knglish aie great on ca rts- Is loiv the railroad came there pons; the French are c-ni.ilh fond and ha never licvn there since, and of their little "tummies. ihe therelore bits never seen a railroad. Houdau is the great chicken for all Never saw a cirrus iu her life; purMses with the French. It is a never saw a telephone, although h lie lueated. live toed hud, and there are many lu her community very good eating even iu its natu can see well etiough to sew without ral state. The lKuking is Ihe Kng glasses and can hear perfectly. The hr.li favorite breetl; while lln coun try pivfers a yellow skinned chit k eu; "there is no account nig for taste." CaHins should be marketed with head on, and leaving I'eailieis on neck wings and tail. They aiv killed by inserting the shaip blaile of a kmle up through the rf of mouth to the brain, paiulesN and much quicker than wringing the neck or chopping oil' the head They should not Is- drawn. The Napoleons of finance and other pain red sons ami daughter of fortune are the principal iim-cs of capons. Pullets and ducks can also Is' ca potiicd, but the ocialioii is much harder to pel I'm in, and may not prove nearly so profitable. Tools to caiHinie Capons Always In Demand by Commission ricn. old lady's health is very ltoor now though, ami we fear she will never -e any other city until she seesthe "city of the living Cod." She is a Methodist aud we believe her to be a christian, judging from her life: but we wish for aunt Margaret Is-tter health and many more years ere she goes to the beautiful, pain less home. The Chesterfield Ilaptist 1'iiion met at Dudley church on Friday, April 2sth, with Hcv. F. W. Lau noli of ( 'hcsterticld as moderator. We had a real good union, and itikhI ipieries were ably discussed. Among the many good things that were said in the discussion of the duty of church iiiemlierH toward the w hiskey traffic, one timid brother, not a mail gifted iu public sfieak iug, Mr. W. T. Hivcnsof Chester- tield, made the Itest and biggest can is-iHiiight trom ; teiiiM-raiiee sis-ecu we ever Heard, any of the dealers in He said, in oiening the dis poultry siipplies.aiid cussion, "If the church uiein Iters cost a I h nit J i sit wiiuld stay out of and not patronize of four pieces. This the barrooms and tliseiisarics they branch of the industry is well worth would have to close up." That was looking into, us it pins I teller than all he said, but it was euough. He raising and wiling fancy stock, as met ut all denominations, of course, there is no outlay for advertising, aud as little as we think there is a Kichmond, Va., Washington, Hal- whole house full of truth in it. timore, Philadelphia and New , The union closed Sunday with a York commission men are glad to sermon ou the development of take all they can get, paving good christian character by Kev. F. H. prices. mniicinui K ot iratiesvuie, a. t. For those not familiar w ith poul try terms I append the following: Cock is a male bird hatched prior to 1!HI.. Cockerel, a male bird hatched during V.M't. lien, female hatched prior to l!HI."i; pullet. female hatched during VMCi. And Good Health to the Children Children especially are fond of dainties, and the housekeeper must look carefully to their food. As good cake can Le made only with good eggs, so also a cake that is health ful as well as dainty must be raised with a pure and perfect baking powder. Royal Baking Powder is indispensable in the preparation of the highest quality of food. It imparts that peculiar light ness, sweetness and flavor noticed in the finest cake, biscuit, doughnuts, crusts, etc, and what is more important, renders the food wholesome and agreeable to young and old. SJVAl BAKINQ POWOFS CO., NCW YOSK. a yearling fanciers and turiiicra, can he from one to ten years old, us alter one ize this bird and feed him linht. , Year there is no positive way ol will in liiture nave anollier excuse , he should brim- from J.tM) to '!iO. ! determining the ul-c lor not going to cliurcli otiviatcd ;Tlie HVeiuge weight of it capon by a new move on the part of es-1 (nfm t,e M.r j 0 ,)0uih1h. minster Methodist church iu the' From two to three months old is Way of a Sunday nursery. The;the proper atw to operate. The Iteeord says: Terrific Race With Death. "Death was fast approaching," w rites Halph F. Fernandez, of Tain pa, Ma., describing his fearful ruee. with death, "as a result of liver trouble uud heart disease, hen, so called by some i hicli Had rolilted me ot sleep and ot all interest in llle. 1 Had tried many d liferent doctors aud several medicines but got no IsMierit until I began to use F.lcetrie Itiiteis. So wonderful was their effect that ia three days I felt like a new man, ami today am cured of all my troubles." (iiiarautccd at English Drug Co.'s; price fide. Four Questions. St l.uui- I'M lti.Mt-h. Why do we always talk of put ting on our coats ami vests w hen we alw ays put on our vest and then our coat t Why do we refer to the cover ings our feet as shoes and stis-kiiiL's when the stockings ure first put on t Why do we invite ltcoiile to wine their feet when we mean their shoes t Why, iu olden times, did n fa ther tell his sou he would warm his jacket when every one knew he meant his pantaloons f A Hood Suggestion. Mr.C.B.Wainriglit ot LeinniiCity.Fla., has writteu the manufacturers that much better results are obtained from the use of (.haiuhei laiu'a Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedv in cases ol pains iu the stomach, colic and chol era morbus by taking, it in water as hot as can he drank. That when Ukrn in this way the rttrct is double iu rapid even by tin Itest postetl it's mere guess w ork. klrnUiri! 1 n , I . "Mothers can take their children : to church and when the service is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy reatly to begin, leave them iu the tle very best. "I have been usioK liursery at the church iu charge tf Chamberlain's Coii;h Remedy aud 1 competent persous 'who will rare want to say it is the best coiik'i niedi for them. A large room has been titteil up for them where they will not disturb the worshippers and where they call lie amused. The first Sunday three children were so left and last Sunday there were six. If the increase is maintained they expect to have to enlarge (Dar ters." cine I have ever taken," says Geo. L. Chubb, a merchant of Harlan, Mich. There is no ipirstion about its being the best, as it will cure cough or cold iu less time than any other treatment, tt should always he kept iu the house ready for instant use, for a cold can be cured in much less time when promptly treated. For sale by C. N. Sinipsou, jr., and S. J. Welsh. Why Suffer from Rheumatism? Why suffer from iheumatisin when one application of Chaiuberlaiii'.sl'ainl;ibn will relieve the pain? The ipm-k relief which this liniment atfords makes rest and sleep possible, aud that alone is worth many times its cost. Many who have used it hoping only for a shurt relief from suffering hnve been happi ly surprised to find that alter awlnle the relief berame permanent. Mrs.V. H.I.eggctt of Yum Yum.Teiin., writes: "I am a great sutlen'r from rheiiiim tisra, all uver from head to foot, and Chamberlain's Pain Halm is the only thing that will relieve the pain." Fur sale by C. N . Simpson, jr., ami S. J. Welsh. People's 3anK OF MONROE, N. C. Solicits your account and banking business. We guarautee AHSOLt'TE SKCl'KITY, promptness and all the accommodations that SOUND bank ing will admit of. Interest paid, ac cording to agieement, ou deposits left for our stated period. Always ready (or loaus ou approved paper. O. P. HEATH, President OPERA HOUSED Nights Beginning Thursday Night. MAY Nth Mr. OTTO H. KRAUSE presents the .WOODS SISTERS t And their Superb Company of Players in a Repertoire of All the Season's Dramatic and Comedy Successes. THURSDAY NIGHT, MAY 11th. The Beautiful Melodarma 'The World Against Them." a FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 12th. Just What the Doctor Ordered Is Marriage a failure ?' s ,r -i f 1 Trying to Redeem Itself. A bill haa been introduced lu the Florida Senate by Senator Scott to repeal the law enacted four yearn ago, making iucurahle insanity le gal ground for tlivorce. Under thin law Henry M. Flagler aeeuivd n h'U'al Hepamtion from hia wife and married again, this time a North Curoliini woman. A warmdihcumion followttl the introduction of the bill. Senator ltailey declared that the law had brought disgrace on Florida. 5aved by Dynamite. Sometiinena tlaiuing city iH saved by tlynainiting a 8acethat the tire can't ciohs. Sometimes a cough hangs on so long you feel that noth ing but dynamite would cure it. Z. T. (Iray of Calhoun, (ia., write: "My wife had a very aggravated, cough, which kept her awake at night. Two phvsiciiiiiN con Id not help her; so he took Dr. King's IV. "It aeema lo eel at Ihe rit ht snot ! Ne' I 'iscovety for COllHUIIiption, coiigim Hiiti colds, which eaat-u ner cough, gave her sleep mid linally cuivd her.'' Strictly scientific cuit for bronchitis and la grip)e. At Knglish Drug Co.'s, price ode and I ; guaranteed. Trial bottle free. instantly," he saya, f or sale hy C. N. Simpson, Jr., and S. J. Welsh. I guess I'll send in v bnv to col lege fur jes' one term,'' said Far mer CorntosHel. Why for only one term !" Well, he's too big fur me to handle, an' I'll like to try what a little ha.in' would do fur him." Washington Star. Strictly (Jcnuine. Moat of Ihe patent medicine testimo nials are prohahly Kciiintie. The ("I lowing notice recently appeared in the Atchison. Kan., Glohe: "Joe Tack, a well known engineer nmniiiK on the Missouri Pacific between Wichita and Kiowa, lately appeared m a hie, one, with a picture, and when he was in this office today we asked him about it. He aaya he had terrific paint in his stomach and thought he had cancer. His druggist recommended Kodol and he says it cured him. He recommend ed it to others who were also cured." Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat and cures all stomach troub les. Sold by English Drug Co, aud S. J . Welsh. When e'er you feel impending ill, And Deed a magic little pill, No other one will fill the bill Like DeWitts Little Early Risers. The famous little pills Karly Kisers cure constipation, sick hradache, bil iousness, etc. They never gripe or sicken but impart early rising energy. Good for children or aJults. Sold by English Drug Co. aud S. J. Welsh. First-class Restaurant in connection with Parker's Market. Meals all hours, 25 cents. FREE AS THE AIR! oi h LADIES FREE Thursday Night GRAND MATINEE, SATURDAY 3 P. M. The Beautiful Fairy Tale "Lillle Red Riding Hood." SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY 13th, The Greatest Play Ever Written 'The Two Orphans' If accompanied by one paid Reserved Seat admission. : Prices of Admission 25, 35 and 50c. Seats now on salo at Shuto's storo. Miu. AgneirVtley 6 Wells Straei Marinette Wil P16 Weill Street, M arikcttk, Wn., Sept 25, 1908. I vsj all run dow from nermuf Deea and orerwork and had tomiim my position and take a teat. I founa that I waa not (raining mf trenirlh and health u fast aa I could wish, and aa your Wine of Cardni was recommended aa audi a pood medicine for tb ills of our era, I bousht a bottle and Wan uinff it. 1 was satisfied with the rendu from the use of the first bottle, and took three more and then found 1 waa matured ta good health and atmtgth and kll to take up Br work witli renewed T(r. I eonaider it a fine tonic and eicellsnt for worn-out, ntrroua condition, and an pleased to endorse it. A0XE8 WESTLET, awr.'iawiii mn hmih 8ecnr a 11.00 bottle of Wine of Cardai and a IV. package ot Thedfcad'a BUek-Draognt today. Owing to the Charcoal and other in gredients of Kellum's Sure Cure eeslion, it stimulates and excite the digeative organs and juices to perform their nat ural functions. This once dune you soon find your life briKhtened, and your health restored and your indi gestion removed. Yes, not like the artiheial or pepsin digestivei that help only for a time, hut cures permanent ly hy curing naturally. Now, to prove this we ask you to call and net a Free Hnttle." We do not ask you to pay a rent only to show you what we have and what you should have if you are member of the vast army of dyspep tics, suffering with sour stomach, nausea, blues, nervoumess, heart burn. DR. S. J. WELSH. WINE OF CARDUI INSURANCE L. H- THOMPSON, Fire, Life, Accident, Health, Lia bility aud all classes of Casuahty In surance. Only the beat and strongest companies represented. 1 respectful ly solicit your business, assuring prompt and efficient attention to all matters. Office: Gordon k Thomp son's old stand. Phone No. I. Lawyers' Directory. Offices in Savings, Loan and Trust Building, Corner of Franklin and Hayne Streets, Monroe, N, C. Adams, Jerome ft Armield, Room 16, 17 and 18, F. F. Griffin, Rooms 11 tod ia. Lorenio Medlin, Rooms 4 and ). Redwina ft Stack, Rooms 6 to 10, J. C. Sikes, Jr., Rooms t and 3. Williams ft Lemmond, Room 14 ft 13. R, L. Stevens, office formerly occn pied by Armfield ft Williams, ia tha eourUioasa.