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THE MONROE JOURNAL VOLUME XII. NO 23 MONROE, N.C., TUESDAY JULY 11 1008 One Dollar a Year A SERIOUS SUMMER COLO. A New York Alderman's Letter Con. earning Pe-ru-na. Jl, 3 'A W - lion. U'Ui. K. C 'ardsin. Alderman 'iHh Piitrk-t, Ni w York City, tnu.1 Iroui WI Sixth avenue, a- follow: I contracted a mti.hu cold last sum mer which erMtfd lu staying with tat ml nothiiiK would (Irlvx It an ay until I took rYrtina. 1 (our days I Ml mucl. heller, mil at tin' end of tliu tivk til unpleasant symplonm had iliMpk-arti. ami lu wt'll a.uu. I am not in Un lial-it of giving tnttOnonlr.N, Irnt I m.iki an eaccptiou in yr can with nine! iIfaKiiri."-U'I IS jr. OA ItllANI. If yu do not d.-rivu i 'Ui-t anil astta factory result front tht-ur of IVruna, wriU- at once U' lr. HarUnan, and hi will I phased to give you hi valualili advice Rralia. Aihln-M Dr. Hartman, rr-aidi-nt o The llartninn K.mliariiini, ColumlUi,( Texas Tornado WorksOreat Havoc fun Worth lU'patrh. (Hi. A tornado, which struck Texan lu the ii p xt dip- of Montngne county, coming from the northeast anil swinging far to the southeast, yesterday aflcrnoon, cost, it in be lieved, over forty liven, injured a large ii ii ml er of js-ople, and did untold damage to growing crops unit cut lie. Korlimiilely, the tornado misMtnl the small towns in the (tectum through which it swept, but it seemed to take a fiendish delight in ziz.aging in ttuch n way an to take in the homes of tiiany farmers and stin k owners iu the beet iou. At Jaekslsiro the force of the wind was terrific. The llaptist church and twenty other building were blown off their foundations and a number of buildings totally destroyed. Mm Travis Calhoun tw seri ously injured and is nut expected to live. Mrs. Thomas Ilorton, Tra vis Calhoun atid Henry Vassar and family were also injured. At Montague no lives were lost iu the town, but iu the counti) there is great Ions of life rcMrtcd. Owing to the fact that wire are down iu all directions it is diftieult to get particulars. Ten iieinons are knowu to h dead iu that neighbor hood and unconfirmed reports are to the ciTcct that the list of dead w ill go as high as forty. Most of those killed lived ou Suit creek, along which the tornado swept w ith terrilie force. At Kacouta the tornado passed a few miles to the south, and the latest reports give the dead at 14 and the injured at 41. Many farm houses were swept entirely away. The Ixmg Branch school house was dest roved, and the Baptist and Methodist churches at Kcliher were practically de st roved. A reliable man at Naconta, who has ls-en over the scene, says that rciMrts were being received of the dead when he left there. He places the loss of life at lit). Owing to the widely separated! homes ami the fact that in many instances whole families were wiped out, details and names are hard lo get. The country through which the tornado passed is one of the richest farming sections of Texas, lying along the northern border of the State; Beautify your complexion with little cost. If you w ish a smooth, clear, cream like complexion, rosy checks, laughing eyes, take Hoi lis ter's Hocky Mountain Tea, greatest la-autifler known. 33 cents. Eng lish Irug Company. Sad Death of a Mgron - Big Cab. bar Vkld Young l-ady has Blood Poisoning. Waahaw Batrr.ri-. Mi Janie McWhorter, daughter of Mr. George McWhorter of the 1 alkersville neighU.i h.tod, is lu a 'serious rouditiou from the rftecls of blood poiMiiting. In some way she got one of tier 6-vt slightly scratched a few days ago and blood ' poisouing soon set iu. It is feared ! she auay not recover. Mr. NV.tjC Craig, who live a few mile south of towu, is the cham pion cablwge grower of this com uiuuity. He reports that lie has sold .',.'oo pounds of cahluge off one fourth acre this season, and he challenges all cabbage growers iu these parts on this record. The cabbnge grown on that small patch netted Mr. Craig about tlUO. A carrier pigeon ended its own life at the Colossus gold mine a few days ago by taking a draught ot water containing cyanide. The thirsty bird darted down like an arrow from somewhere and drank the poiaouous water and died in a few moments. A metallic taud around one leg had the initials, "J. M," and the uumbcr, .'iS-'!H. This is all that is know u heiealxnit. of the unfortunate bird. On last Thursday evening at u' o'clock, Miss laisy Craig, daugh ter of Mr. ami Mrs. W. K. Craig, and Mr. J. B. Tyson were united iu marriage at the home of the bride's patents, a few miles south of town, Henry McWhorter, Hstj., olliciating. The marriage was a pretty affair and was w itnessed l a goodly iiumber of relatives ami friends of the contracting paitits. Immediately after the ceremou the bridal party drove to the home of the groom's mother, Mrs. Violet Tyson, near Walkersville, where a most delightful reception was ten dcred the happy couple. Some time ago this pa-r had a short story, copied from au ex change, relating that u farmer, while putting up his potatoes iu a large hill, had unknowingly shut up a rooster in the hill. At the end of six weeks, when the hill was re opeued for the purpose of exam ining the potatoes, to the astonish ment of the old farmer the roonter walked out none the worse off for bis imprisonment except he could not crow. Xow, Mr. Geo. W. God frey, w ho lives iu the neighborhood of Wuxhaw Baptist church, thiuks he cau Is-at that story, lie says that he fired np his molasses boiler oue day, and when he had made thirteen gallons of molasses an old hen tlew out at the chiiuuey of the furnace and walked off. Mr. God frey further names a responsible man iu thiscommuuity who wasau eye-witness to the occurrence. That old hen must have bceu one or the three "Hebrew childreu" of the chicken race. Beware ol Ointment lor Catarrh That ConUin Mercury as mercury will aurely destroy the erne of smell and completely derange the whole lystrin when enteritiK it through the mucous im faces. Such articlea ilioiild never be used except on prescription! from reputable phy sicians, ai the damage they, will do is ten fold to the good yon can possibly derive from them Hall's Catanh Cure, manufactured by K. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, U., contains no mer cury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuiue. It is taken internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. Sold by druggists, price 75c. bottle. Hall's Family Tills are the best. THE BATTI.E OF THE ALAMO, second time they charged int.. the , line of bullet, and the m-coiid time Story of the Historic tight as Told Ibey fell lack, leaving as many by Rkhard Harding Oav Is - Mr. lead at the f.4 of the ladders as C.H.Hoe. Editor of th Progrea- there were slaudiug at the 1st) iv Fanner, Visits the Mace withiu the walls. Hut at the third and Calls to Mind What Has trial the ladders are planted, and Keen Written Concrrninr It in I Mexicaus after Mexicans scale them Uncle Ben Says the Dispensary riust be Scalded. Charlmt Olawmr. I'liioiie indeed would lie the spec tacle of Senator K. B. Tillman of South Carolina stumping the State to kill the dispensary. But when the father of the Great Moral Insti tution nses such langusge as, 'we've got toclean it; if necessary, put it in the pot and scald it," then is there siiiu indeed that there is something rotten iu the state of dispensary. The Senator will be on hand on wash day, he says, and they may look for some mighty iu terestin' read in'. Conviction Follows Trial When buying loose eoffee or anything your grocer happens to hare in bis bin, hOW do you know What YOU r letting ? Some queer stories about coffee that is sold in bulk, could be told, if the people who handle it (grocers), eared to spsak out. Could any amount of men talk have persuaded mUliona of housekeepers to use Lion Coffee, the leader ol all package colfees for over a quarter of a century, if they had not found it superior to all other brands in Purity Strength, Flavor and UuliormltyT Iks 1 uon corrn II the verdict ff MOUOrVS OF OUSEKEEFEBS sloe mtH eesvtsei el the merits el UON COFfTK. H casts yea but a trifle to bey package. It Is tbe eeslcsl way te eeavlaee ysxn-Mtt. and to snake yam FEEMANENT FVaCHASEB. uoit corns it vM ' 1 a. aiw swisrx, a wits yo as pmitdiunaitii a H n Ltm 1 ial " tnrf farkMSV San uw Uoaal lot valaaMs fnaWasat SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE WOOIAON RPIfTt 00., Tofctoe, Ohte. "The West from a Car Window 1 have just visited the historic Fort Alamo in San Antonio, Tex.f ami because this is one of the great est battles in history, I am going toseud herewith for re publication iu the rrogrewiive Farmer the story of the coutlict as given by Kichard Harding Davis in bis entertaining and instructive bonk, "The West Irom a far Window," published by Scribners ami Harpers the best book of Wentern travel that has been brought out for many years. Here is the story as told by Mr. Ihtvix: On the 23rd of February, l.s.lii, General Santa Anna himself, with 4.000 Mexicau soldiers, marched into the towu of San Antonio. In the old mission of the Alamo were the town'sonly defenders, ll. men, under Captain Tiavis, a young man J.S years old. With him were Ilavy Cnickett, who had crtissed over from his own State to help tin howere freeiugtheirs, and Colonel Bowie (who gave his iinine to s knife, which name our govermu gave later to a fort), who waf wounded and I) ing 011 a cot. Their fortress anil quarters and magazine was the mission, tlieii artillery fourteen mounted pieces, but there was little ammunition. Santa A una demanded unooudi tional surreuder, and the nnswci was teu days of dogged defence, and skirmishes by day and sortier for food and water by night. Tin Mexicans htst heavily during tin first days of the siege, but not 11111 inside the Alamo wax killed. Karl) iu the week Travis hud despatched couriers for help, and the defender of the mission were living in the hope of re-cnfoi-eemeiits; but font days passed, and neither coiiricrt retumed nor re enforcements came. Ou the fourth day Colonel Fannin, with :IOO men ami four pieces ot artillery, started forth from tloliad, but put I Hick itgaiu for want ol food and lack of teams. The gar risou of the Alamo never knew ol this. On the 1st of .March we iind that Captain Johu W. Smith, who has found teams and who has found rations, brings an offering of thirty two men from Uonxales, and lead them safely into the fort. They have come with forced marches to their own graves; but they do not know that, and the garrison, 110 172 strong, against 4,000 Mexicans, coutiiiacs its desperate sorties and its desperate defence. On the 3rd of March, 1K:HS, there is a cessation, in the bombardment, and Captain Travis draws his men up into single ranks and takes hi place in front of them. He tells them that he has deceiv ed them with holies of rc-enforco ineutH false hoes based oil false promises of help from the outside but he does not blame those who failed him; he makes excuses for them; they have tried to reach him, no doubt, but they have been killed on the way. Sidney Lanier Uoten this excusing of those who had tie sertcd him at the very threshold of death as best showing the fineness of Travis, aud the poet w ho has judged the soldier so trnly hiis touched one of the strongest poiuts of this story of great heroism. Captain Travis tells them that all that remains to them is the hoice of their death, and they have but to decide in which man ner of dying they will la-st serve. their country. They can surrender and lie shot down mercilessly; they can make a sortie and be butch ered before they have gained twen ty yams, or they can die lighting to the last, and killing their eue mies until that lust comes. He gives them their choice, and then, stooping, draws a line with the point of his sword iu the ground from the left to the right of the rank. "And now," he says, "every man who is determined to remain here and to die with me will come to me across that line." Tuplev Holland was the first to cross, lie jumped it, wit 11 a bound, as though it were a Kuhicou. "I am ready to die for my country," he suiil And then all but one man, named Itose. marched over to the other side. Colonel Bowie, lying wound ed in his cot, raised himself on his elbow. ,,Itov,, he said, 'don't leave me. Wou't some of you car ry nie across!" And those of the sick wno couiti walk rose from the bunks and tot tered across the line; and those who could not walk were carried. Row, who could sneak Spanish, trusted to this chance to escape, and seal iug the wall of the Alamo, dropped into a ditch 00 the other side and crawled, hidden by the cactus, into a place of safety. Through him we know what happened before that final came. He had his reward. Three days after this, 011 the moruing of the fith of March, Santa Anna brought forward all of his Infantry, supported by bis cavalry, and stormed the fortress. The iu fantry came np on every side at once in long, black, solid rows, bearing the scaling ladders before them, and encouraged by the press of treat numbers about tnem But the baud inside the mission drove them back, aud those who held the ladders dropped Uietn on the ground and ran against the bayonet of tbetr ooointuea. ami jump dowu into the pit inside, hundreds ami hundreds of theiu. to lie met with bullets anil then by bsyonet thruMs, aud at lx-t with definite swinging of the butt, until the little band grows smaller and weaker, and is driven up aud alsiut aud lieaten down and sumis-d be ncttth the weight of overwhelming aud unending uuuibcrs. They di lighting on their knees, hacking np desperately as they are ts-ateu and pinned dowu by a doxen bayonets, liowie leaning on his elbow aud shooting from his cot, CriH-kett lighting like a panther iu the angle of the church wall to the wet. No Doubt of His Honesty. H.ti Hi-raM. It is only a few years since Wooo stN'ket missed for good the familiar lace of Alf Church, for a long time deputy ulier 1 If aud chief of MIice, 4 man who was straight ward and lil 1111 1 iu all his dealings. One day a grocer went to Alf for iinformatiou alsiut a certaiu Joe White, w ho hatl applied for credit and a Issik at his store, and the fol lowing dialogue ensued: "(iissl morniu', Mr. Church." 'MoruinV "Do you know Jis Whitct" "Yes." "What kind of a fellow is hef" 'rutty fair." "Is he honest f "Honest! I should say so. Been irrested twice for stealing aud uc iiiilted Uilh times." Where are you sick! Headache, foul tongue, 110 appetite, lack en 'igy, paiu iu your stomach, consti pation. Hollister's Kocky Moun tain Tct, will make you well and keep you well. ;i."i cents. Kugli.sh I li ng Company. k AID KEEALS SHAME. Il'ublic Safety 1'otter, Secretary Miil.la.uey of the Society swore out Neariy 2.tkM Arrests in J'hiladd- tin" warrants lor I tie proprietors, oh Wound ud Prominent ! Kvry police captain was called Names Involved -Women with i" and given his order that the Dirgratx Marine 1 hem in the places must be raided and that uo Fxe Attempt Suicide -.Ten I n- '! should go out. Failure to obey aoLtesNlullv Offer I abulous nteaul loss of Iuim. At t tie Bribes to Officers. rlla-k-moa lt-uh, 2nd. It io'ta By a gigantic police raid the new administration of I'hilade Iphia em phasized its hold ou the city gov -rmeut, and swept clear of ttes tiouable resort a territory of twen ty square miles, including tlte ien derloiu aud hue residential dis trict. Everything from masxige houses to opium joiiils aud "speak -cases" were closed. Stat iou houses could not hold the prisoners, aud from ntidii.ght last night until !t o'clock this moruing live magistrates la bored to disHise of the cases. Hard ly a mail 011 the force slept all tune sdiee were drawn in from every district into the section over which the net was to be spread, ami scores of reserves) iu plaiu clothes were assigned to posts. Simultaneously at II o'clock the net Is-gaii to close iu. Over twenty square miles were dragged. In five stat iou houses sat magis trates ready for the names of the victims. By tniduight these sta tion houses were tilled, ten others were jammed to the doors, aud the great cell room in the city ball cui Id hold uo more, Kvery few minutes as v fresh patrol loads of the drag Is-fore the door. To the Tenderloiu the thing was not new, aud the tainted women ol mgui, aim firrj -iHtirui agit in .i.. .liloked c hrarettes. the cit -was in constant niptiMt iou. i.,,, ml swore aud cried, as The following figure will give , tm? ,,, ,)Hlk tUvm But j, home idea or the extent of the ,,.,, women, with uiovemcut: One huud ed ami fifty , ,ruuu.u negroes, and the vicious houscseousistingoPVi-cak easies, . ia,1KerH.0I, 0f ,he slums, were men disorderly resorts, ami iK.litical : fllli -i.ihi f r. cliilts were entered, t lose iiiu J.tMK) prisoners, men and women, were taken. Approximate amount of lines imposed iimiii men found in the places, $..ihmI. Approxi mate amount of hail iuiMsed upon proprietors and inmates, Ioo.ihhi. Three bundled tpiarts of cham paigne ami hundreds of cases of line liquors, whiskey, and Imti, huudretls of Isixes of cigai's, do.eiis tineiiient. politicians, lawyers, aud men whose faces are familiar iu public gatherings aud in the higher walks of life. Crouching in corners of the Milice stations, trying to hide behind the tinsel and the oc casional too scanty clothing of the Tenderloin women, were other wo men -women whose faces showed that they were of gentle families, women of turtn ami breeding. of rouloutte Wheels K.kei lames, Tliew w,.re irhl uol out o( tm,ir slot liiai-hinesaml gamming devices ,,H.11H .-ma-, clothinif sm)ke of lux of all kind confiscated. Xnmls-r llrv tH1 thlt indllible of toli. employed in the raid, ,,. of , Ue hona Tnere 400. The raid was made upon ev-1 . .,.... .i10 WPB wf.ifi idetice secured by the Law and Or i u1), of iew, g mwk der Striety, w hich has Is-eu in f ,he Teuderloiu. wssession lor months, and which 1 rj..j. m, not itfn paj,iiy. no lever could ever Is-fore make ,,. inTuxMlos and crush hats the police tlepartnienl net um. . ' ,mtl f(l1(,,lt ,ikH llmilm,u to opell After consultation with Director of W.IV r fr themsclvea aud BIG ALES the women who were with them. kithmond Excursion. In many casm the police had held w , . , . , . ... the handsof women bent on suicide. ' N a "M"1 A,r L"M" ,Ully Some of these women, with utter ,'M'ra" "'.r.,r 'T'tr. ruin aud dlnaee U fore them, had """"J- J,,l !. fought the Hilteelueu more ett.t-tu ally than did the uien. S.une hal ew-aiied, but they were few. Front oue hou-. No. !!! fireeu Beginning Saturday, July I5th, We Will Sell AT COST Until August 31st, Our New Line of una $5.00 Suits at U75 $G.0O Suita at $1-75 $7.00 Suits at ?-r.2-r) $8.00 Suits at $-25 $5.00 Men's Oxfords $3.85 , $3.85 Men's Oxfords - - 2.75 2.50 Men's Oxfords.... 1.0O $1.50 Men's Oxfords 1-25 Misses and Children's 1 $10.00 Suits at $ 8.25 $12.50 SuiUat $10.00 $11.00 Suits at $11.50 Bovs and Youth's Summer Suits also at Cost. street, a woman, tall, daik, luag uilieeutly built, aud with every luaik of breeding, threw two dice meu from her ami jui-ied fniiu a third story window. She was caught by the feet, and two (sdice meu held like grim death to her while the womau sileutly tried to wrest herself from them. "Kill me, kill me!" this woman moaned to the msu who had l-cu wan iter, ana wno, neiu iy two other bluectialM, was struggling to free himself. "I have children," she told the police. "My husband will kill me." Hlie stripiied all her jewels and held them out to them. "They re yours if you a ill only let me go," she said. The man oflered a great sum to the police. 1 heir fingers itched, but they did not dare to release the two. They were piled iuto a patrol aud through a howling crowd were taken with others into the imlice station. As iu all the cases, the womau was placed iu a cell, where she fainted. The man, as in every ease, waa fined (10 aud costs aud allowed to go. The woman wits later held iu ,'oo bail for court as an inmate of the house. She was not au inmate. It was probably the first time that she had ever been iu it. She must sit in the dis k at the next term of the criminal court aud her shame be publicly proclaimed. Ol the many women from these bouses of assignation who, desper ate and hysterical, tried to cover shame with death, two almost sue ceeded. One stahls-d herself; the other threw herself dowu a Might of stairs. Both were taken to hos pitals under assumed names. 11 the station house at lent hand Thouipsou streets, a man portly and kindly looking, whose face is kuown at every event of iniiMirt ance in I hiladclplua, stood aud saw the woman who was arrested with him led to a cell. "My God, lieutenant," be wliis pered, "this will ruin her and wreck one of the best families in the city." The lieutenant could do nothing. The portly man paid his line and rushed out. Later be came buck with bail, aud the woman, fainting and almost deatl from shame, was led out ot the room. Hue was irc- ognized as a beauty whose lace is familiar at the opera and who has a charming family and home. All through the morning the magistrate lalsired, and still there was 110 diminishing of the crowds. All the night and all the morning the hearings went on. Kach of the men, if he were not a principal, was fined UO and costs. Kvery one or the women, whether she was hardened or a neophyte from the upiei- world, was held 111 bail for trial. There is one who sees the good of it all. A little messenger boy sauntered into the crowded cell room at Central station about noon He bore several messages to fail prisoners. "(iee, he said, "it there was only a raid like this everyday! I've made $20 since.'! 0 clock, aud 1 iu uever going home, eieui-Moii ,n I uexdav. . Ttaiti will Icax Ch.ulolie at 7 : 1 " p. m., arriving Bichmoiid I about :L'0 a. m., reluming l.-e 1 liii-huioiid mi joih rt 7:.tii ti Ul.a : alios ing tan whole days iu the 1 capital city of the Old I Minn iou. j Io-uimI trip rale from Chaiiotttt t.oO. dr.ided doau to J..SI from Als-rdceii aud ail siins to Cary including I'ntsUiro. Corn-tqioiid-lingly low rales waa a 1 1 apply ou reg I ular trains connecting mills excur sion as folio s: Choier ami Ca tawba Juhctiou f I.J.V Waxhaw l.mi. I'asM-ugers take regular train connecting with excursion at Monroe at .ViO p. 111. This is a high class excursion and is always pain mi id by the Is-st people. Sjms ial reserved seat cars attached, seats .VI cents (one way ) extra. For further informa tion, call on any Sealsiaiil agent, or addicts FUANklml t.il, F.xcumou Agt., C. H. liiiTis, Kali.rh. X. CL Irav'l'g. I'aa. gt., lUleigh, X. C. Low Cut Shoes. $.100 Ladies' Oxfords $2.00 ladies' Oxfords $1.50 ladies' Oxfords $1.00 Ladies' Oxfords Oxfords also at Cost $2.35 1.60 1.25 Straw Hats. $2.50 line reduced to $1.85, and so on to 50c. line at 25c. Dry Goods. 15c values in Cotton Taffita at - 10c 35c Mulls, all shades, at 23c 15c Thistle Silks at 20 and 25c Voils, all shades, at 13c 25 and 30c Crepe de Paris at 20c 75c quality Black Net, 45-inch, at 50c 50c values in White Organdies at 28c The pills that art as a tmiir and not aa a drastic purpe are Dt-Witt'a Little harly Kisers. 1 liry cure headache. tiiliuuiue!i,etc. K.n I) Kisera are small, easy tu take aud ea-y to art a sale pill. Muck llainiltou, hotel cletk at Valley City, N.U., bays: "Twu Uittlea of these famous little pills ruled me of chrome constipation . " (iood lor rlot- Irru ur adults. Sold by Laidi-di Dtug Lu. and S. I. Welsh. A Doctor's Revenge. "Very well, sir," said lr. (Juick, alter his ipiarrel with the nmler taker. "I'll make you sorry for this." "What are you going to do," isked the undertaker, "retire from pincticef" (iood for 5tomach Trouble ud constipation. Chaiuhei Iain's Sloiuaiich and Liver TahleU have done me a ti eat deal of cood." Bava Towns uf Kat I'oitate, Ontario, Canada. "Hciug; a mild physic the af ter (-Meets are not unpleasant, and I an ret-oiumeml them to all alio surfer from stomach disorder." For sale hy C. N. Simpson, Jr., aud S. J. Welsh. Hard on the Men. ,--i..i "The bible says there will lie no marrying in heaven, said small Harry. "I wonder if that is truct "Of course it is," replied his lit tle sister. "How could the women marry when there are uo men iu the place!" A Smooth Article. When you find it necessary to use a salvs use IV Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. It is the purest and best fur sores, minis, huils, enema, blind, bleeding, itching ur protruding piles. Get the t-euiiine PeWitt'l Witch Hazel Salve, Sold hy English 1'niK Cu. aud S, J. Welsh. The man who dejM-iids 011 his creed to lake him to heaven will get left. Being a "(lotsl Baptist" is not enough; you must be a good christian. North Carolina Itapt ist. When you want a pleasant laxative that is easy to take and certain to act, use Chainlieilaiu'a Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale hy C. N. Simpson, Jr., and S. J, Welsh. The Diamond Cure. The latest news from Paris is that they have discovered a diamond cure for consumption. If you fear consumption or pneumonia it will, however, be best for yon to take that great remedy mentioned by W. T. McOee of Vauleer.Tenu. "1 had a cough for fourteen years. Nothing helped me uutil I took Dr. King's New Discovery for con sumption, coughs and colds, which gave iastaut relief and eiVccted a permanent cure." Unequalled quick cure for throat and lung troubles. At English Drug Co.'s; price 50c. and (1, guaranteed. Trial bottles free. THE NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND MECHANIC ARTS 2 35 and 40e valves in White Orgadies at 20c 25c Soie Sette. all shades, at 19c 25c values Mercerized de Quads at 19c 25 and 30c Silk and Linen Tissue at 16c 5.000 yards lawn 10 and 12Jc values at 7Jc 2.IHI0 vards lawn 5c values at-... 3Jc WHITE GOODS AT ALL PRICES. We have an excellent line in all of these departments, all new goods, we will have on sale at exactly WHOLESALE COST From Jiiiu ism to August 31st.. Come as early as possible and make your selection before the stock is picked over. The People's Dry Goods Co. Hogs Not Exempt. The story is told of an old negro toll gate keeper's encounter with the occupants of a large touring car that hud rushed through the rate without paying toll. Twice they succeeded in getting by, but the third time the tollman shut the gate. The half dozen occupants of the car protested vigorously, tie daring they were entitled to ride free. "Look at your rules,'' said the spokesman. " 'Kvery carriage, cart or wagon drawn by one beast two cents: every additional beast, two cents.' We're not drawn by any beast at all." "No; here's where you come in, sah,'' replied the darky,, pointing to another clause, follows: " 'hv ery nan aozen nogs, lour cenis. An' three times four am twelve,'' he added. The twelve cents was paid. Offers practical industrial edu cation in Ai'iiciiltnn- f'.ni'in. r-" . eering. Industrial Chemistry, hi.. I 1 1.. . 'I',. villi, A it T Tuition 30 a year, lioanl ?S a month. 1-1) Scholarships. I ! i ! West Raleigh, N. Address rresiaeni Winston, TrlBltO 60I18Q8 Pour lMirtmMitft ('iiilPifitttr, lrti ualr, Kiifflnwrliiir ni) lw. ljry liUniry fftHltttf. Wt-lt Uip Hil lnU.rmt.irifi In alt tit ittrtm'iiU uf vt cure. U in nasi um hinilli'l lih Ivftl iti)trntii. KtiMi!' rrf dhh! frt. Alt) fnr w-trtliy mu1riil Youni men wishing to study Law should investigate the su perior advantages offered by the Department of Law in Trin ity College. For rauliwuF ami fun lie r Informa tion, adtlrfMitf, D. W. Newsom, Registrar, in Kiity. n c. $1 Saved Repraaents $10 EariMd. Tha avwrac man does aot aava to i caed to per caat. of hii earning!. He muit apend 9 in living eipenaei for every dollar tared. That being the cat be cannot be too careful about nnnereaaary eipeoaet. Vary f ten lew cents properly inveited, like buy ing seeds for bit garden, will aave several dollar outlay later on. It ia the aarne ia buying Chamberlaio'i Colic.Cbolera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It coata but few cent, and a. bottle of it in the hooae often aavee a doc fjr'i bill of tereral dollars. For sale by C.N. Simptou.Jr., and S. J. Welah. Trlnltu Park Sciiool A Sntl-lAM pnHiratirj MhMil. Or. tinrtraiif amliwlliin artplril ftirra Iranw to lfainK Snuthrrn ftillitpa. Best Equipped Preparatory School in the South. Facultr of Ira oftl-rra and -ahr. CampiMof rvntr-flvarrM. I Jbrmry fMttalnln tblrtjr thixnnd mlaaiM. Well fqulpprd frmnaalam. Huh ftui drdi and amclpm awthwlt of ImttraiH tltie. rreqnenl IrvturM hf arnailacst iMturvra. lipMM ioinnlf nad eml. Sva jrmn nt pbranainal aw. mm. Tar auttt and alhar Infor utloa, addma, J. A. BIVINS, Headmaster, DtaHAa.no.
The Monroe Journal (Monroe, N.C.)
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July 11, 1905, edition 1
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