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Sute Library mcho3 THE7 MONROE JOURNAL. VOLUME XII. NO 88 MONROE, N. C, TUESDAY OCTOBER 24 tOOB One Dollar a Year YOU have heard about the man throwinir sil ver dollars across the river to make them go a long ways. .... IF YOU want the best life insurance -value for each ten dimes in your dollar let me know it. ith ) dollar let me know it. ) I Kitt. IS. LIvA fcN, I S Monroe, N. C. 5 SHAH AFRAID IN THE DARK. When the shah called upon M. Curie in Pari recently to see the wonder of r1ium he tliil not like the iiU' of dark room. Ilia grand vuier suggested drawing the cur tains of tli room, but M. Curie per sisted that blackness was n..vsi-arr. ThereuMtn the shah called M. l'aol'i, the French detective protector of royalties who assured hia majesty that there ni no danger. So the Jurty descended to the underground amrluient in the hotel known as the safe room. SI. Curie began ei- poutiding the pmjerties of radium and then gave a signal for the elce trie light to be twitched oil. Im mediately a jmnic seised the shah's uit, says the Chronicle's rorre rjionileiit, and all cried out, in Per sian and French: "Light! Light! Turn on the light!" The electrici ty was twitched on again, and the disappointed savaut wait forced to thow liia radium in a lighted room. London St. Jaunt' Gazette. Faith Not Necessary. Von may be jut a skeptical and pes simistic at you please, Kodul will di tent what you eat whether you eat or not. You can put your food iu a bowl, pour a little kojol Dyspepsia Cure on it and it will diget it the same ai it will in your stomach. It can't help but cure indigestion and dyspepsia It is cuiing hundreds and thousands some bad faith and some didn't. Kodol will cute you if medicine can cure, wheth er you have faith iu it or not. Sold hy English Drug Co and S. J. Welsh. Frlailad Ham. Chop ham not too fine. To each cup of meat add two eggs place in saucepan and cook till the egg is M. If some of this ia left over put in sijiiaro dish and proa for cold allow meat. Full of Tragic Meaning are these lines from J. 11. Simmons of (Wy, Iowa. Think what might have reunited from his terrible rough if he hud not taken the med icine about which be writes: "I had a feiirful rough that disturlied my night's rent. I tried everything but nothing would relieve it until I took lr. King's New Discovery for eoiiNittiiition, coughs and colds, which completely cured me." In stantly relieves and permanently emeu all throat ami lung disease; prevent grip and pneumonia.' At English Drug Co. 'a, guaranteed, 5(1 rent and ti. Trial bottle free. Joel Chandler Hani tells a story I of meeting a man at breakfast in a New Orleans hotel who was search ing the bill of fare for something he had nevar eaten, lie in some way decided that walfio were the item for him, and from that time forth be ; kept the waiter luvttv busy. The Oavor of the novel di.-h apean'd to make a hit with bim, and so great waa hia power of consumption that ' Le had the waiter hustling from ta ble to kitchen and vice vcr. Indeed, savs Mr. Harris, the waf fle duln't come fast enough. Final ly the man called the waiter to his side and in a confidential war made the following helpful suggestion: "Say, bub, you might be able to hustle them little cakes along some faster if tou would tell the cook to cut out the printing on 'em. Tell him just to send em along plain!" U oman i Home ( oniaiiion. BaMlsship Pat. Uncle Sam is a tolerant old gen tleman, lie permits the sailors on hi battleship and cruiser to keep iets. No ship in the navy is with out it mascot. The other day a big cruiser came into the Krooklyu navy yard and the sailor proudly dis played a big moose which was pre sented to them away up in a Maine port. Imagine a moose for a mas cot on board ship! Within the hist three mouths ship have come into the navy yard with all sorts of curi ous animals for mascots One had a tVkass from Hraiit, another a mon cv from Algiers, still another a giime cock from Liverpool, while a fourth had a stray dog rescued in port from the water of the harbor at Southampton. Rocksfsllsr's Golf Balls. I am rcliuhlr informed that one of Mr. Kockcfcllcr's most cherished economies is golf bulls. To lose a golf bull wrings his heart. K.vcn an old hacked and dilapidated ball, gone in the tall grass, w ill weigh on his mind all through dinner, and his mnn will have orders to make a seeial senre.li in the afternoon to see if it cannot lie recovered. I have in mind a particular occa sion and a juirticular bull, and it is circumstantially related that on the same afternoon, while still stewing about that little Hllet of india ru li ber, he called his private secretary and had him write a check suWrib ing f.,0((i,(Kio to a charitablo pur pose. Atlantic Monthly. How to Cure Corns and Bunions. First soak the corn or bunion in warm water to soften it, then pare it down as closely as possible without drawing hlood and apply Chainberlaiu's I'ain Halm twice daily, rubbing vigorously for five minutes at each applicitiun. A corn plaster should be worn a few day to protect it from the shoe. As a general liniment for sprains.brnises, lameness and rheumatism, I'aiu Halm is uneualed. h'ur sale by C. N. Simp son, Jr., and S. J. Welsh. Htfl wheat, oats rye and clover seed at Collins. & Itiggcrs. flPMiUrilT alfiT airrF?lBY llliian fUnr an IWna U'a.luw ! tofligbt the "pkt niowiuito wWe'while. The day waa si-ent Way. doleful song aud toolful bill" have music, niierch making, and a sump- 'i-.l,MoiTii.4rii IrauseU us to nglH ourselve 10 aieep uious repoM which w as nrrveu I Time change ami we change! ami speud tbe remaiuder of the the grove. Mr. Craig is a good with theui. So it ia with Waxhaw. 1 night iu wild aud frantic dream of .farmer and we hate to his bim. Waxhaw ia never last to fall iu liiw'tK-ntoual encounter in "risly-cufla" The two instance jo! uientioii.sl President Roosevelt in the St&te and the South. a Openi ng, OF- THE LITTLE-LONG CO., CHARLOTTE, N. C, Where the greatest stock of all kinds of merchandise are to be found. Our long experience and being- able to buy in large quantities for both wholesale and retail puts us In position to defy competition in Dress Goods, Dry Goods, Coat 5ults, Milli nery, Carpets, Jewelry, Clocks, Watches, China, Clothing, Hats and 5hoe.s. SOLE AGENTS FOR Ladles' Home Journal Patterns 10c. and (Sc.; "Centlmerl" Kid Qloves; "American Lady" and "Artistic" tt.00 Shoes; American Gentleman and CroMct $J.50 and $4.00 Shoes; "Ull worth" $2.50 Hats; Hawes $J 00 Hats. THE LITTLE-LONG CO. Wholesale and Retail, Charlotte, N. C. Come and See a lot of the finest horses that have been of fered on this market in years, every one of them well bred Virginia and Tennessee horses. They were selected with earc and bought direct from the raiser. c all know that Virginia or Tennessee horses are better adapted to this section than those brought from other states. If you want a line liar ncss horse that carries his head up and tail over the dash board, a pleasure to drive and something to be proud of, or a good saddle or combination horse we have it, all young, Mcll broken, good action and qualities right. Our Mr. E. W. Griffln will do his best to suit you in every way. Remember wt pay the highest market price for cotton and cotton seed and sell heavy and fancy groceries at rock bottom prices. Come In and let us do business with you; we will treat you so as to sell you again. The Union Trade and Live stocK Go. with general lirtwreiwiveueMt. With an exceedingly mnI health record, buniimw ha never lieeu U-lter or prospect brighter. Several huuLsoiue brick build jugs have gone up recently, while the new bank building ia lieing rapidly constructed. The -ople have been greatly in need of a hunk here, although it was not for the puts forth its cloak of greeu, be lack of money, but that every man i decked with delicate and various wanted to have a bank of hia own, shade of the aweet scented lilae and thereby the town ha bceu' and the honeysuckle. The lover's w ith t'orbett aud Sullivan: and on raiiw us to reflect for a moment rising the following morning with: and ak the iic4ioti, "W hy do such a horrid countenance, we people wait until one hmv awaj have to wash our face twice to face Jo make expntwioiM of kiudmw!" the cook. So it guea aud it's right, we should hail the incoming Heaaua with joy and glad new, fur each brings us a harvest. The curly spring is hailed with delight, an it HP HE visit of President Riawcvelt j to North Carolina and other; M-etioiiK of the South last week waa ' a prolonged oval ion. The tour be . gau at liichiuoiid on VeliMMlav. Many kind words are ou the peo- js-vcral hours were s(K-m iu Kal pie a neana uncprcci, .rrmoiing i , , , h , , s Fair. This was the most formal heart is charmed with the brat ap pearance of the violet aud the john qiiilla. The birds Hit from twig to Imw, the dove coo and build a Ueat, lltdi White stands guard and ahouta hia mighty name, while the humble lce winm the blushing clover, ltut alas! the dull summer day grows without a regular chartered bank. The farmers are gathering their crops rapidly Dow, from the fact of the uuuaually uice weather. Very little cotton has beeu put on the market for the last several days. We are glad that the farmers have after ho long a time U-gun to real ize that they "actually have the tiresome, busuie.- relaxes, the pic authority" to exercise some smi-; nics are over, the lase ball season live and definite action concerning is up, and we agaiu look forward the marketing of their rroiM. Xev- with intense joy to see the autum- er before in the history ot the far- ual hkies and once more enjoy the uier have they had such splendid cool, bracing mornings, that we opiHirtuuities to control the cot tou j may resume our several duties in crop. With the aid of the national the diflereut vocations of life to banks, which propone to stand by ! reap the reward or our lalHira. the farmers in this trying ordeal of I So it is w ith life. We have our severing the shackles of Hacula- i spring time of life, and are cou lion and graft from the avenue of 'staidly undergoing the shifting trade and com nierce, they would 'scenes of life until the autumn of need nothing more to make them ! life is reached, should we be so for- iudeia'iideut and happy, and this lunate as to reach that age. Home on their tongues uuvoicetl, which i will be sskeu when their friends are laid to rent. Itut w hy not eak them now, when theiracccntswould give so much cheer and ho)? The dowers are budding and growing, why not rut them now and brighlcu tie dreary lives aud dark paths of our fcllowment T. C. II. Waxhaw, X. C.Oct. IS, 1!H.V certainly can lie brought uhoiit by co-operative action and united ef fort. eople say they wdi they ctiuld be young agaiu. No one who has lived a consistent and christian life and The busy hum of the cotton and 'desire to grow wise iu thought and planing mills is heard on every ideed will, by no means, give any side. The merchant men are busy discredit to old age or have any laying in and increasing their stock fears for this season of life. of goods. The jieople have U'gnn I Well, excuse me, I have aliout their fall trading earlier than usual, jlcfl off writing news and gone to and a very common remark is heard, ; theorizing. Hut this brings us back Out of debt aud more cotton to to a reunion, not far from Wax- sell!" haw, that was held one day last "Jack Front" has made his up- week in commemoration of the one M-aranee and is by no means an .hundredth birthday of I'ncle liar unwelcome visitor. While there mon King, he la-iug Ikuu on t Mo was some scattering late corn, it is ls-r Kth, 1S0."; anil on OcIoIht thought that nothing suffered any 1 7th, ltHi'i, he stood before ttiite a serious damage. There is always iiumlier of friends and relatives more or less joy and gladness at the und made a nice talk coming of the first frost, as it sparkles and glistens on chips und turf and then vanishes aw av U'lore the morning sun as does a field of stubble before a raging fire. There is something real stimulating aud bracing about a cool, frosty morn ing, lsruu.se it puts the stamina of Also, at the home of Mr. W. U. Craig a host of friends and neigh bors collected with well filled bas kets to set a dinner and to celebrate his birthday, but more iu particu lar to have a day of merriment from the fact of his having sold his farm and will make his future endurance in us, and besides it puts home at San ford now before a great Died in an Operating Chair. a iliutiiirta it'il. IMli. t ort-n.u.ri. .. Joseph X. IfctuieK the II year old son of J. X. Iiauiels of South port, X. CM died suddenly in the oflice of Dr. W. C. tialloway, an oculist, this afternoon w hile efforts were iN'iug made to remove a sand burr from his throat The child's throat was tieing sprayed with co caine aud this is supMmed to have caused bis death. While in the oh-rating chair he suddenly gavea with and died almost instantly. It makes uo difference how long vou have la-eu sick, if you air troubled with indigestion, nuisti pation, liver aud kidney trouliles, llollister's liocky Mountain Tea will make you well. :!." cents. Knglish King Company. The visit of President Kooscvelt to the State makes him the tilth President to so honor North Caro lina. On a trip South Washington stopped at Salem there was no Winston then and made an ad dress to the jwople of the town. Iu 1M7 President Polk delivered an address ut his alma mater, the I'liiversily of North Carolina. James liiichanan iu I ."! and An drew Johnson iu iNiti also deliv ered addresses in CIiiih-I Hill, speaking at Kaleigh also en roil I e. Plans to (iet Rich are often frustrated by sudden breakdown, dun to dysciia or constipation, litace up and take Dr. King's New Life 1111s. They take out the materials which are clogging your energies and give you a new start. Cure headache and di..incHS too. At Knglish Drug Co.'s, !!.., guaranteed. sMt-ch made iu the State. The President expressed his usual view s ou railroad regulation, aud declared himself warmly iu favor of the Aj palachiau park scheme. Thousands of ieople saw aud heard him, and he was as much delighted as they, He was very gracious iu his re marks, not only there, but all over the State. His praise of theSoiilli wits warm and generous. "ltv Jove," he exclaimed ou leaving, "I have enjoyed being here!" The liext longest stop iu the State was made iu Charlotte, w here the party was escorted to Vauir Park. Here the President's gen erous nature expanded to the utmost. He met Mrs. Stonewall Jackson, und iu his speech said that it was worth the whole trip South to meet the widow of the immortal Jackson. He also met Mrs. Shipp, widow of Lieut Shipp, whom he breakfasted with ou the morning that the former was killed at the battle of Santiago. While he was sia'aking at the park, Mrs. Koosevclt was entertained by Mi's. stonewall Jarksou. t)u ttie way back to the deHt, after the short stay, as the party in automobiles were lieing escorted to the depot by the hsiil mounted militia, the President's boyish feelings burst out. ''Ict her out," he said to the aiitomobilist, "I want to see the Isiys ride some." And wheu one horseman was about to fall off, he was cheered on by Mr. Iloosevclt with "Stick to him!" lint by all odds the most inter esting incident of Mr. Iloosevelt's Southern trip was the visit to his mother's old home at ltoswell, Ga. We give below some extracts from the press dispatch reports iu prefer- Shoes ! Shoes ! Shoes ! SUM MM MM m MM The time is now here to buy your shoes for the Fall and Winter and we desire to call your attention to our enormous stock of Shoes. We are sole agents for the Famous Old Virginia Shoes for all the fam ily and the Morris and Royal Shoes for men. These Shoes are made of all solid leather. Everybody sells cheap shoes. We sell good shoes cheap. We want your shoe trade now and in the future and if you buy these brands you will be satisfied with the price and wear and will always buy your shoes from us. We have a big stock, bought before leather advanced, 1 and can save you some money by coming to us. Come now while the assortment is complete. Remember the brands and take no substitutes, Old Virginia, Morris and Royal stand for the best makes. . We guarantee satisfaction. The Absolutely Pure Baking Powder Made of Cream of Tartar, and Free From Alum or Phosphatic Acid Royal Baling Powder renders bread, biscuit, cake and all flour foods finer and more healthful. Baking powders made from alum, phosphates and other harsh, caustic acids are lower in price, but they are injurious to the stomach. " The injurious effect of alum on the mucous coat of the stomach is posbve and beyond dispute ; t is both an irritant and an astringent. The use of alum in any article of lood or article used in the preparation of food should be prohibited.' JOHN C VISE, MD, MJkJ Ut. V. S. Nsrj. IMae Mercantile Co., Sole Agents. & Monroe, N. C. J'vVS'V'?- 'Hi.? .i.'ieyiy".iwiii.i.j.ji ffliiiPBiiv.i,wui y W1V ."J Vv-Y -1 ence even to the mimi-cIii-h he mmle in North Caroliint: 1'reniuViit Koosevelt hxlay car ried out his loii cherished plan of visiting the home of his mother Howell, (in. tine of his renxons for coming South was that he illicit Nee the old homestead where hix mother nim iiI her eirlhood, and which she left a happy In ide. That the visit witM fraught with tender recoiled ions was evident, and a his carriage drove away from the old liiilloch mansion, where his mother lived and married, the President mtii iuiired to Mrs. Iioo.se- velt: "lean hardly In-ar to leave here." Here the President was greeted hy two old servants who lived on the place during his mot tier's young womanhood. One of these is "Aunt (irace," w ho aeted ax maid to Mist Martha Bulloch, w ho afterward be came Mrs. Theodore ltoisevclt, and the other is William Jackson, who decorated the mansion on the occa sion ot the marriage of its young iniwti'e.ss. The President wan deep ly touched as he shook the hands of ll.ese old servitors. I u company with Mrs. lloosevelt he theu in sMTted the lioii.se, calling to the attention of the company many in cidents connect til w ith his mother's childhood. liefore leaving the mansion he posed with Mm. Koose vclt for a picture which included "Aunt (irace" aud "Daddy Wil liam." He said: "Senator, and you, my friends, whom it is hard for me not to call my neighliorH, for I feel as if you were: "You can have no idea of how much it means to me to come back to ltoswell to the home of my moth er and my mother's icoplc, and to see the spot, which I already know so well from w hat my mother and my aunts told inc. It has been ex actly as if I were visiting some old place of my childhood. "Oh my friends, I hardly like to say how deeply my heart is moved by coming back here among you. Among the earliest recollections I have as a child is hearing from my mother, my aunt, Miss Annie Bul lock as she was then, ulxnit ltos well; of how the l'ratts and Kings and Dun woody sand I'mllochs came here first to settle, about the old homestead, the house ou the hill; alxtut the Chattahootchce, alsmt all kinds and sorts of incidents that would uot interest you, but inter ested nie a great deal w hen I was a child. I wish I could spend hours here to look all through and see the different places alxmt which I have heard all kinds of incidents. All those anecdotes, looking back now I can see, taught uie an enor mous amount, perhaps all the more because they were uot intended to teach anything. I think perhaps we are very apt to learn most when neither we nor the cople talking to us intend to teach us anything. If anybody starts in to teach us something we are a little apt to re sent it and assume a rather repel lent attitude. All those stories of the life of those daya taught me what a real home life, a teal neigh bor life was and should be, IxKik ing back now at what I learned through the stories of the childhood of my mother, my aunts, my nu cles, I cau understand why the boys and girls of ltoswell of that time grew up to be men and women who were good servants of the cointuuii ity, who were good husbands, good fathers, good wives and mothers; bow it waa that they learned to do their duty aright in peace and in war also. "It baa been my very great good fortune to have the right to claim that my blood ia half Southern and half Northern, and I would deny (Continued on page 2.) A Pleasure to All. No pill is ss pleasant and positive as DeWitt't Little Early Risers. These famous little pills are so mild and af lectiva that children, delicate ladies and ssk people anjojr their cleansing Sect, while strong people say they art the best liver pills sold. Sold by Eojlish Druf Co. and S. J. Welsh. New Cure for Cancer. All surface cancers are now known to lie curable by liuckleu'a Arnica Salvc. .lames Walters of llullield, Va., writes: "I had a cancer on my lip for years that seemed incurable till liucklen's Arnica Salve healed it and now it is perfectly well." iuaraiitccd cure for cuts aud burns. L'.V. at Knglish Drug Co.'s. Sixty million dollars more will be ask id Congress for the Panama ca nal const met ion. The plan ia to issue this amount iu bonds. A Judicious Inquiry. A well known traveling man who visiti tlia druK tiatle says lie has often heard druggists inquire of customers who asked (or a cough medicine, whether it was wanted for a child or for an adult, and it for a child they almost invariably recomtnrndedChaiiilierlaini Cough Remedy. The reason for this is that they know there is no danger from it and that it always cures. There is not the least danger from it and that it always cures. There is not the least danger in giving it, and for coughs, colds and croup it is unsur passed. For sale by C. N. Simpson and S. J. Welsh. Some Seaiorable Advice. It may he a piece of superflous advice to urge people at this season of the year tu lay in a supply of Chamber Iain's Cough Remedy. It is almost sure to he needed before winter ii over, and much more prompt and sat isfactory results are obtained when taken as soon as a cold is contracted and before it has become settled in the system, which ran only bo done by keeping the remedy at band. This remedy is so widely known aud so al together good that no one should hes itate aliout buying it in preference to any other, It is (or sale by C, N, Simpson, Jr., and S. J. Welsh. (ieneral James (ilenii, brother and private secretary to the Gov ernor, died Wednesday morning in Italeigh. The remains were car ried to Greensltoro aud interred yesterday. Insomnia and Indigestion Cured. 'Last year 1 had a very severe attack uf indigestion. I could not sleep at night and suffered most eicruciating pains (or three hours after each meal. I was troubled this way tor about three months when I used Chamberlain's Stomach aud Liver Tablets and re ceived immediate relief," says John Dixon, Tullanmre, Ontario, Can. For sale hy C. N, Simpson, Jr., and S, J. Welsh. Siinlieam corn si.e 5 ceutM. starch 10 rents J. A. Lingle. Parson Coopah "De choir will sing dat ticauiuui nymn, 'e Hain't Got Long to Stay Here's after singing w hich, day will con sider demselves discharged aud tile out (piietly. We will hab only 'ongrcgutional singing bereatler." -Puck. Tor Your Protection' we place thla InM on every package ot Scott' Emulsion. The man with a fish on his back la our trade-mark, and It la a guarantee that Bcott'a Emul sion will do all that to claimed for It Nothing better for lung, throat or bronchial trouble la Infant or adult Scott's Emul sion I one of the greateat fleab bulldera known to the medical world. WIMSfSI SCOTT I BOWIE, ..'liVi''
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