'GOVERNOR GLENN REDS His" DIED SUDDENLY
OWN nESSAOE. OF HEART DISEASE.
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similating ihcFoodaixtKei'uKi
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np9sandftrsl.Ccnldinsneiihcr 0(ium.Mantuive iwrMiuaaL
'OT NARCOTIC.
Aperfecl Remedy forronsupa
flon . Sour Stomach. DiarrUva
Worms .t'onvulsiuiw .rowrish
nrss and Los OF SLEEP.
FacSirnib Sigrmlurt of
NEW YORK.
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
pears mo ,
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
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Another car load of the celebrated
Chattanooga Plows j ust arrived. They
are going like wild lire. Come quick
and get one lest you miss the size you
want. Your neighbor has one. Watch
as he reaps this harvest. You fail to get
one and you will have none to reap.
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RIIEUf.lATISLl
LUOBIGO, SCIATICA
NEURALGIA and
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Tmtf" taken Internally, rid, the blood
bf Ik. poisonous uwr and Midi which
bra lb. dimt uei of the, disoaaos.
Applied .itorbblir It affords allnoM IB
Mam KIM Iron Palo, w kl I. k permanent
Mr It bolnt boosted br porirrltif tit.
Mood, dioBol.Inf ,b potaoDous sub
Sbnwas bad i OTlas U Im lbs WW
DR. t. D. BLAND
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nk Lmmbmtv m4 RInmUm la ai m
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Mr taa ! pantotoaa, Ml tmm4
MfclM i rMaf MaaisrM h-osa
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H tm art toffdHnf wtlk Bkaaktra.
ttoarbiila. KMIooy TnmM or aor kin
dred dtaeaaa. writ. b as for a trial book)
m b-UKura.- mat mm it rowMiL
a-THrOf-' saw M aoxd uir Imlll at
without seQulttnf b arus babtt,-
or op
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tokol laadbAasfe
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UK m mm auao awuwjajaa
mwi pnum tsn eoartiT,
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wi bouls.
! iold by M .E. McC'auley, Druggist.
JM. L. FLOW,
Commissioner of Deeds for Soutn Ctrollu, la
I Nona UroliDt: us t Jnstlci of U Peace
for L'dIod County, ud Moltrj Public
for Mortti Caroilaa. :: :-;
Special attentioo given to taking At
fidavtts, Ackoowledfenient or Proof ol
Deeds, Mortgages, Contracts, Bills of
Sale, Powers of Attorney, Renuncia
tions of Dower and Inheritance, Dep
ositions, Writing add Probating Deeds,
Mortgages and all other papers, issuing
State Warrants, Claim and Delivery
and Attachment papers, Civil Sum
mons and ths Collection of Claims.
Office at M. L. Flow Co. 'a Store
east of courthouse, Monroe, N. C.
Ring's Dyspepsia Tablets
CURE INDIGESTION AND
STOMACH TROUBLES.
Sold by M. E. McCuuley, Druggist
.wan
IbMkM th. tool
stop. pais liwtftMrf
Tko CM Pit. Cora
Fat bp latvbovtlk
I H.'W frm)tkmUv 6 a eA lino sibI
Much X)ppoitio toThi, But the, luuuw rH i ia -
. , . .... ., , Miwn. Tno ruh, pish bikl ouwtfcHt-
lx giature Finally wJ A ! ot tiw Aimi p.. b irn
SpkrnJul paper. ,a.uoii ol uto ton. biktbini b ir-
(iuvernor Gleno expnwsea a tie- hnuiar at-uun. iMii-iuiK-n. uiMin,
all loapjar wmnriuc irnaiu, ttulkml&.
....I kit h.m in wntuB. I Thn-ool Ibo pr.m.n.v.1 In
ivllralji ol
Thf If J Biuch opposition to thU, ""T U aiaJr r r.umtnMid-d
aa tbe old custom was don away for Um cur f ua ua (tunica
... u N-ol root lor linw. la uid bf llu.
wilh when the kriluJi rule waiter- i,rn Srtrt irb.tTtM. a tJ-
miuated in thi. country. However. J
aa a matter of courtenv, th Icciala- fimwMut tb u-a.nn uib.n-i rr-
. " , I rnriit tMn S.-I a aa Mnuri-a
tur deculed to receive the Oover- iMit U ik nuu:ti Tin in . !H-rl,
wboiiv O'tn-
I fore were den of iuiqnity and rice
plentiful, or so many t em put ions
placed in tbe path of youth to warp
and dnJroy their moral stamina,
Se ib tboosinda of ripirette
fiend, the opium eaters, the
ca i n ivt i run, t be a h iakey and beer
driiiterx, tbe tJa lountain fre
queuter. and wauy others a ho are
taking drur, opiate, stininlanta,
and nerve lotiiot, and yon will see
why our Uiya, aud ala! aometiniea
our puK are becoming nervoub
vm-ka aud moral degenerate.
New Notes.
THE EYEBROWS.
Birmingham, Ala., boa been select
ed aa tbe location fur a sub-treasury
of tbe I n i ted States in tbeouth.
Atlanta tried it but got WfL
The I'nion Copper mine was sold
Monday to tl. W. IVi of IL,lon for
I "3.Us.t. Tbe prorty conisU of
5J3 acres and a complete mine equip
ment in luaan couuty.
Tbcy have unearthed a ?70,ftH
Sibib SoeorMltiaao
XurwithbUBJiiia: Itirir u-oipicBoas-
Ibo rjrtuvws have kea lb eea-
! and
, Ol
Iho heart U !ai't
ur il nuir;!t
uor. Tbe message is thus
densed by tbe Charlotte Chronicle: ,77X1
Br long otitis the nieiage of tJor- proit'iy th m..-i tu.iuui iincr.tli.-iii
eruur Olenn to the ortn taroliua , ...u. .rf t.ivukr an J
legislature, which we priut tod.V, I uthnr -u..n. ul ihc b.-art aiv cou-
i. the most interot.ng State ,.?r S.
Z I claimcl that Hearst i m tvor and
1!?- .f l that M-.-CIcllan unlawfully bolds the
cription of a '
ot recent years. It is a Mate alma
nac, and will bold the attention of
North Caroliuiaua. The t!o ernor
Kl'iiomy f M.-Ji.-ino. l II:
L B4 tod
Lwf ln.-. had b I t! lent H(f was
.tk-a mn.rvMAl oith tal.ul.r .liw aM. .4
too Ik-art tltat kl Inrn.t. o.-i t4.lltc.-J l.i
hrst reviews the prosperous cotitii- ..nsi ttj..r o u.nu.".v oi c, ii...,a
tiou of the State. ctm..ner,-ially. in- u'1.''" w
duMriallv and acriculturallv. then hum.. phyu-ian i. . o.. r.-n,.-jr
, ' . . , . (.thwnk'l. j Jllr.-iiMI and
pnnvedsw it n the ueetisoitlie I oiu- t maia-ir 'iwn it
i.v .. l. .k. M.t-o.irk. anJ H f.rfui!r oarmtl llw.
mouweaiiii as ur ht. .uriu. ", mat A .m oa.ir at ba.- l C.-
brst recommendation is tor nieaa-
Sold by M.E. McCauley, Druggist.
urea to secure more etimble as!tet
incut of taxable property to the end
ofwcuritiga Inner valuation and
a lower rate, aud that is a nail well
driven. He thiuks the tax return
could be more thau doubled. Some
thing ought to be done to prod
those forty five counties that are
living on the State.
The Governor pays considerable
attention to the railroads and is
very fair with them. He want a
fare of :M cents a mile and a mile
agebook'at 2 cents and he wants
the bulletin board service reformed.
All the State is with him there,
tine excellent recommendation is
that relatives of parties w ho are
killed, aud those who are hurt
while trespassing on the railroad's
right of way, lc barred from secur
ing damages from the railroad com
pany.
He thiuks the Corporation Com
mission has done a great work, but
would have its powers eularged.
Foreign insurance companies
would do right by the State if the
(ioveriior has his way. They would
be required to leave some of their
money here aud not take it all out.
As tlie Governor says, our home
companies are able to take care of
all the needs of the State in tbe w ay
of insurance, if the foreign insur
ance compaiiies are not willing to
become interested iu Slate securi
tie. He would break up the de
ferred dividend business.
He docs not dwell at any very
great length oti child labor, but
would tiot allow au uneducated
child under H years of age to go
into the mills, and thiuks the time
is cowing when compulsory eiluca
tion will be required.
The Governor would have the
jury system amended. There are
too many exemptions, ami in cer
taiu cases it should le permissable
to send to other comities for jury
men. The corporations are buying up
too much laud. He would have it
so that no corporation could get
control of more thau :K) acres of
land.
The legislature will probably ac
cept his recommendatiou for the
re-enactment of the law establish
ing the State immigration bureau
and appropriating 110,000 a year
for its support, without delmte.
Another appropriation he wants is
au additional -'", 000 forthe State's
exhibit at the Jamestown Exposi
tion. There will lie a debate over
that, but the money ought to le
voted. He would also do some
thing better for the old soldiers.
The message makes passing men
tion of the good work of the State
Board of Health andtheGeologica
Survey, and advocates a good road
law that would meet the require
ments in every county. It siieaks
of the soberness, peace and gtHxi
order prevailing iu the State and
gives credit therefor to the enforce
nient of the Ward and Watts laws.
It says that there must be uo back
ward step in the matter of temper
ance legislation, and there is an
S.A.L. SCHEDULE
Knim thl. date till furth.r ntlc (hp leavtiiic
tl uio uf iriitn. from Hitnri 1. an Toili'W.:
No. .isf'T Attanta. HirmlnKham.
M.miihl. ami lical point...... HlSftbm
So. 41 for Atlanta. Birimmrham and
local point... Il-H p m
So. 3 for kalPtifh, I'ort.ltioutu and
liN-al point. ft:10b.n
So. Ki-for Hamlet. Wilmington and
loral point. &:Sua.m
So. W for kalrlKli. Port. mouth. KU-h-
monil, Nw York S:4fi p.nt
No. lllb-for Charlntt. I.lncolnton and
Kutlifrfonlton a m
So. bj fort'harloitc and local point.. S:M p ut
The M-lif dule In more detail li a. follow. :
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lUA-ntn on-iumkiaal-llt a!T..rla tvltM m
au. b Obaaa. aud in but butaucra rlle.-u a
"Stone root l albo rwommfinl-J by Ir.
Halo and Ellin..l. of t hi.--ii.is f"r
valvular and otU.T dla- ol Hi b-'urt.
The latter aaya: "It m a heart toutc ol
d.rtvt and ivrm.i.rrtl tnfluoti.-.v'
tlld Mtlt.-l IHeivvery. not only
fur.-a biTHMib heart a:T.tnin. but is a
rn.nl oRhieul n-ral fc-uu- and itivuror
au. stn'twt Ii.-iiiik th st.nna.-li. !tn!
oraUtK the ltvr. e.uulatiiiu Iho lm.-i
ami (urine calnrrhai atlii'lioua iu ail
poru of tli yM.tn.
Dr. Plerco's IV.li-ucuroCoustlpaUoa.
lJ graft in the citv government of
I W bile aeektug to build a reiorma- I'i its burg, This is a large sized
tory to take care of tuir wayward scandal, lt is in connection with
youth, let us not neglect to take giving a railroad certain cincessiona
away the caust-t aud cures tlut, t ,
make such institutions aJ hw Uvn bought against
M,ke the nut stringent laws, well ' t,f N" ykh
t . ii. in.. . I the State attornev general, and it
such as cocaine, niorp
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practicing physician, aud add eii-1
altie and forfeiture of liceuse to a Suit ha been begun against the
ph.it-i.tu or druggist aiding any j Knight of IVthias order for $j,ti
one to tiolate thi law. Knforce' insurant on Hr. J. H. Matthews, who
the law most rigidly against any 'murdered his wife and committed
one st lling liquor, cigarettes, etc., ' suicide in ltaltimore. The order re
to minoix and roinN'l all oflicers fused to pay on the ground that Mat
tiu.liiig a Iy w ith liquor, cigar- thews was a dw liend.
'ettes or opiate to make him testify j lv,or YjU-t h.) has btvn mail
before some justice or mayor as to in Win'sl.n f.r vears and who
i where he got bis liquor, cigarettes. le mv Wf,n on-,he forvv has
etc., aud then at once arrest the PkipiH-d out leaving tl. bts unpaid to
HOLtltTtftt
Rocky HounUiu Tea Nuggets
i any KaJutM at lwy ftala
Irlafa aWdaa loaltk aa4 Immi Tlv.
A roorlSa for CnootlrjaUoo. Indlrartioa. Iw
and Kidney Trouble. Plmplea, IcMnut, lmturo
Stood. Bad Braattk Shiniab Boveia. Hawteebr
badBaoiorha. It '. Kud; Mouatala Tea la tab
let form. St oaou a boa. OeauNM mada by
BoaubTbS Daoo Ooavan, Madum, Wla.
uuu lutsETt roa ialu noru
intimatiou that a sefial mes.ige
ou prohibition is (Mining.
An eulargemeiit of the capittd
building is rcconi mended, but this
should not be done until other
uiore pressing neetis of the State
have Urn atteutled to.
The penitentiary is making mou
cy, but ou account of the farming
out of the inmates is likely to
again become a burden to the State.
Public school he would have
made a ueeessary expense. There
is a comprehensive review of the
condition of all the State educa
tional institutions. The Governor
sjH'aks from ersonal knowledge
ami makes an excellent report. He
particularly desires additional fa
cilities at tbe State 1'iiiversily ami
the Agricultural aud Mechanical
College. He does not take kindly
to the proposition for an appropri
ation of .fnHi.oiHi lor high schools
of the State.
The duty of the legislature to the
Slate hospitals could uot have liecn
more clearly pointed out than has
liecn done by Governor Glenn, and
the hotte may be entertained that
the present legislature will uct lib
erally iu the matter.
The friends of the reformatory
will see in tbe paragraph touching
upon that proosition, a delay in
the fulfillment of their dream, and
that is all that need be said altout it.
It transpires that it hits cost t iov
eriior Glenn 1,."00 a year in ex
cess of his salary to live iu Iialeigh.
He would have the Governor's sal
ary increased to ti,(HMt, and this
should be done without quibble.
The Governor shows that the
State is in fine condition financi
ally, owing practically nothing, ami
he emphasizes the fact that the
time has come when it is in posi
tion to equip all of its educational
aud benevolent institutions accord
ing to the demands of the times.
He suggest) a bond issue of two
and a half million dollars if neces
sary. There will be a spontaneous en
dorsement all over the State of his
plea for safeguarding the youth of
the country against the dope evil.
There should have been no occa
sion for him defending himself ii;
the matter of granting pardons.
As a pardon Governor his admin
istration has lieeu about jM?rfect.
The Governor's message cannot
be Miflicietitly discussed in a single
article. It furnishes us a good many
paragraphs for future editions.
The Reformatory Plank in Full.
The Governor's ideas on the re
formatory question are in full as
follows:
Youthful criminals should not be
confined with old aud vicious of
fenders, for such association har
dens their natures aud lessens the
chances of ever reclaiming them.
I will, therefore, throw no obstacle
in the way of establishing some
kind of a reformatory or home for
young oft cutlers, provided you hud
it expedieut and the State can now
afford it.
At the last session of the General
Assembly, in order to protect
youthful criminals all I could, I
sent a special message, and got the
legislature to pass a law allowing
me to grant conditional pardon, or
rather pardon on parole. I'nder
this authority I have taken several
young criminals out of prison and
got them good homes w here they
are being properly trained. Under
this parole, if the criminal remains
of good behavior, be is free; if be
violates his parole, he is returned
to prison. The law has worked
well, and with the help of good peo
ple in securing suitable homes, I
believe I can reclaim the wayward
boys without cost to the State.
Therefore, as this is a matter of
grave importance and no mistake
should be made, and as for the
present I can by parole pardons
provide home foryoung criminals,
wonld it not be wise for yon to ap
point or have tbe Governor appoint
a committee of wise and humane
men to take the whole matter iuto
consideration and report to the next
legislature If a reformatory is abso
lutely needed, and if so, to recom
mend the kind most suitable for
such criminals, and then with all
necessary information before them,
there will be alight chance of there
being any mistake madet
In this connection, I desire most
earnestly to ask. this serious ques
tion, W by is there today such a
crying demand for a reformatory,
and what is causing so much ain
and vice among our tender youtht ,
The answer is easy, for never be
otVendt-r Mlling to the boy, and
make him liable to indictment aud ,
most severe punishment, fas a
law, also, requiring regular inspec-l
tiou of fountains; for while con-'
s. lentio us men will uot do so, many 1
will sell in their fountains the
drinks that breed the doie and!
the amount of hundreds of dollars.
He is in Fort Worth, Texas, but can
not be brought back btvause he has
done nothing against the law. He
borrowed money from the postofliee
crowd in ati.ouuts from 1 to $ 100.
The disensary at Wilson shows a
liquor habits. You cau not too Phl ol .m.iM tor I'.""., in uns
closely safeguard our youth bv m.'uni ..s.tM goe to me Mate ana
checking these fearful practices. " jthe remainder is equally divided by
Lust year it was estimated that, the Uwu and couuty.
sixteen millions of dollars was spent . charter has been applied for a
iu North Carolina for liquor and company in High Point to make au
beer. Add to this equally as much ju.mobiles. The paid iu capital is
lor cigarettes, opiatesand so called $73,11(10, which is said to lie onlv the
soft driuks, aud we have about; beginning. High Point makes almost
tinny two minions a year, or fi' everything.
per capua lor every man, woman
ami child in the State that is wast
ed or worse thau wasted, while
only four and a half millions is
spent by the State for educating
txir youth and iu building up our
institutions, etc.
I can by parole take care of the
few young criminals who are con
victed and sent to prison; but you
alone cau stop the practices that
are now at work corrupting and
destroying the 1 todies, minds, mid
souls of our lioys and girls. If you
w ill only pass laws helping to save
our youth before they fall, what a
blessing it will lie to them, and in
saving our youth we save the State
that we love and should protect
Otficers of the Legislature.
At the I H'Uiocratic House caucus
held Tuesday night, Hon. E. J.
.Justice of Greenslioro was nomi
nated for Speaker. Frank I),
liackett of likes couuty was
named for Chief Clerk. F. 11
Arcmlcll of Wake was nominated
for IJecording Clerk. M. 1. Kins-
land of Hiivwood was re elected
Kngrossing Clerk. John A. Lisk
of Montgomery was elected door
keeper. All these nominees of the
caucus were formally elected upon
the assembling of the House of Kcp
resent alive. The Seuate was for
mally organized with Lieutenant
(ioveriior Francis 1). Winston pre
siding. A. J. Maxwell was elected
Chief Clerk; Kobtert L. Hallou,
Heading Clerk; Charles Strayhorn,
Kngrossing ( lerk; L. IS. regram
Sergeant at-Arms, with It. M. Sta-
ley, assistant
Bad Stomach Trouble Cured.
Having liren sick tor the past two years
vtith a had stomach trouble, a frieau
gave nie a dose ol Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They did
me so much good that I boiiKht a hot
tie of them and have used twelve hot
ties in all. Today I am well of a bad
stomach trouble. Mrs. John Lowe,
Cooper, Maine. These tablets are for
sale by English Drug Co,
A theological student, supposed
to lie tleticieiit in judgment, was
asked by a professor in the course
of a class examination:
"Pray, Mr. K, how would you
discover a looir'
''Iiy the questions he wonld ask,"
was the rather stunning reply.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Mothers who give their children
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup in
variably indorse it. Children like it
because the taste is so pleasant. Con
tains honey aud tar. It is the original
laxative cough syrup and is unrivaled
for the relief of croup. Drivea the
cold out through the bowels. Conforms
to the national pure food aud drug
law. Sold by Dr. S. J. Welsh and C.
N. bimpson, Jr.
"Yon are so popular," sighs the
swain, "lou have so many suit
ore."
"The idea!" smiles the fair young
thing. " hy, I can count them
all ou the fingers of my left band.
See! The iudez finger ia Mr,
Smugforth, the second finger is Mr,
Balder, aud the third finger the
third finger of my left baud tbe
third finger is you."
Next day he got the ring for it
Chicago Evening Poet
She That Mr. Planz, the arch I
tect has a funny way of prouounc
ing things, hasu't het
He I haven't noticed it
She hy, yes. Didu t you
bear him allude to a sore throat!"
He A sore throatt
She Yes. I heard him mention
a gargoyle several times. We al
ways call it a gargle, you know.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
a safe medicine for children. In buy
ing a cough medicine for children nev
er ba afraid to boy Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. Thete is no danger
from it, and relief is always tor to
follow. It is intended especially for
coughs, colds, croup and wnooping
cough, and there is no better medicine
in tbe world for these diseases. It is
not only a certaia cure for croup, but,
when given as soon as tb croupy
cough appears, will prevent tbe attack.
Whooping cough is not dangerous
when this remedy is given as directed.
It contains no opium or other harmful
drugs, and may ba given as confident
ly to a baby as to in adult For sals
by English Dtug Co.
llcccivcrs Lave been asked and ap
pointed for the Weekly Tar Heel.
Blackburn's paer in Greensboro,
and for the Tar Heel club, a Black
burn organization that thrived for a
while. Blackburn's business con
nections seem to Is) crumbling as
well as hi iolitical structures.
The Southern Power Company has
begun to put up lines of transmis
sion for electric power from Char
lotte to Concord. Concord will be
run by electricity and other towns
are contracting with the company for
the cheap power. This Concord
work vvi'l be linished the tirst of
June.
.John Hodge of Durham, guilty of
a most brutal murder of his wife,
has been denied a new trial by the
Supreme Court of the I'liited States
and will hang on the 8th of Febru
ary. This is the man that swore he
was glad he killed his wife and didn't
care if he did hang for it, and after
ward decided that he wanted to live.
High Point has abandoned the pro
ject of owning her own light plant
and has made another contract with
a private concern. The town com
missioners also have practically set
tled on calling an election sxn to
vote 4 1 cents on the $100 to raise
money for a public library in order
to secure the money offered by Car
negie. Governor Glenn has no inclination
to deal with the petition presented
him in behalf of the White brothers
who murdered Kusscll Slierrill. The
Governor took an active part in the
trial before his election and docs not
feci that he should pass upon the
merits of the case. The petition is
long and tilled with many names of
prominent people.
The civil service authorities will
send a commissioner and an inspec
tor to this State the 15th of the month
to inquire further into the charge
that Federal ollice holders were un
duly active during the campaign in
behalf of the Republican party. Sen
ator Simmons appears sure that
something will be doing in the way
of jacking up perniciously active pie-
eaters.
The school girl with the large
feet was sitting with them stretch
ed far out into the aisle, and was
busily chewing gum when the
teacher espied her.
"Mary!" called the teacher,
sharply.
"Yea, ma'amT" questioned the
pupil.
"Take that gum out of your
mouth, and put your feet iu!" was
the command, somewhat diflicult
to lie strictly observed. Florida
Times-Union.
"They like the taste as well as ma
ple sugar" ia what one mother wrote
of Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup.
This modern cough syrup is absolutely
free from any opiate or narcotic. Con
tains boney and tar. Conforms to Hie
national pure food and drug law. Sold
by Dr.S.J. Welsh and C.N Simpson, Jr.
Ingenuous Maiden Some one
told me that tbe eighth day of the
month was the luckiest to be mar
ried on.
Woman Hater Then you were
deceived, my child. Tbe eighth
day of the week is the luckiest
Berliner Illustrierte Zcitung.
The Price of Peace.
The terrible itching and smarting, in
cident to certain skin diseases, is al
most instantly allayed by applying
Chamberlain's Salve. Price 25 cents.
For sale by English Drug Co.
Miss Skremer Papa says if I
give up my singing lessons he'll
give me a pair of diamond ear
rings. Miss Sharpe You've never worn
earrings, have youf
Miss Skremer No, I'll have to
have iay ears pierced.
Miss Sharpe Oh, I see his Idea.
He wants to pay you back in your
own coin. Philadelphia Public
Ledger.
Bi ilds up waste tissue, promotes
appetite, improves digestion, in
duces refreshing sleep, gives re
newed strength and health. That's
what Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tes does. 33 cents, tea or tablets.
English Drug Company.
tT of a rertata amount of tan and
oira suKTtltl.. Pot litt cbhrf point
at wht.b suwtltiua or folklore la
found la thi ruurvtioa r la tboa
Iraava. Bat lufrv.ju.-ut, where lb eye
j brows am-1. Every w hor Ibis lortlnj
of th brow has brvw ferU to be btul
' aou la mw way or auutber.
la wie of our nuutlwra rountles
folk say that It la pud to have aueb
l.rowa, f. tlw p.Maur will nvr
bar trouble: but Hit la a rarf lutrr
pretattua. X a mhr. tbe tueetiug
brow a ar belj Iu I of evil otueu.
Header of t'liarlew Kinptk-ys "Two
Year A so" will nntH-tult-r Mrs. Itar
ve"s face. whi. h had been baudaoiti
tt.l wa alill rtVter: "but the eye
brow. rtHtliiiura Kinffd.-y. "rrus.hrd
t..-llu-r downward alo her laoa
atfl. rtnitu l".h at tlw out.T rururra,
In.l . iit.il a ituiYty a the rvitlea
dowu lr.ii rvb a rlmrti.-ter self coo
srloti. furtive. raMble of grwit liwuu-blut.SM-lt-a.
Milily of trout tln-elta."
In tlw bvlaiidtc tug a man with
meeting eyebrow a Is aaul t.i be one of
tlie .Irv.iilful t-rt-Htiirvs known as wers
wolvea, ami Hie mini belief baa been
tra.-rd In Ietiniark and Ueraiany;
wi.. I.. In tlm-.-.. any Mr. llartiur
Coul.t. they are a bleu tliitt a man la a
vaiiti'lre. In horror there I Utile to
rli.siM" tH'te-ii vami'irea ntt.l werewolf,-.
A fan. mil nuaon which has
txvli given for the. bUierllllou la
that tltv iiio'tiiif brow s resemble a but-t-rt!y.
"the I . miliar type of a soul
ready to fly on" mid eut.T some other
toidy." T'.iit IW.-II! tok-rubly far
f.t.he.1.
In lltitf-tiry gypsy women and men
whose ef!.r..-.v grow together are eup
pve.l t . lt::e in sits-lal degree the
power to on. Imminent, and as llllternto
folk I . a great dread of sui'h mys
teri..' -i i in ert. evlntl.v as they may
tie ';.;.! ti l-e dinvted strains! the
well I.. t.;j or li:.pliif of their chil
dren, it iv.il hardly be auilt that a luan
Ti b . e brow meet lb Uot a populnr
It'!i. Kveii ituw there are parte of
Ilii'.-I.iinl where a tiellef In wlt.h.THft
slill lhii.eni, nml not no very king ago
In ..ntliiimlierliiii.l there were people
n lt.i regarded a persou w hone eyebrow a
met a wit.ti or w iirl.s k.
lu tin. uorth of Atienleeniililre. sc
rupling t.) the late Iter. Walter Cregor,
who T..H a very nis'tetit authority ou
Seottislt lure ntiil customs, a "vloaebruot
man" Unit la, nne whoso eyebrows
ni.i t - was regarded na Mug Immoral,
risewhcre hi Seotlund one with "Vloso
brw" w4 regarded as unlucky to be
met na "lint lit." while other folk went
a g khI Ueal further and regarded the
unlucky iioiincKHiir of "close lirooa" as
one foredoomed to 1st bunged. Loudon
CI.iIhj.
UoodneM does uot consist In great
tie, but greatneaa lu goodneaa. Athe
uaeua. Out meruit are our outward con
scleues.8hakeiiare. "But this is so sudden. You had
I etter give me a week to think it
over."
"Very well, dear. And, perhaps,
it would lie us well if I thought it
over myself at the same time."
Sketchy Bit.
Elderly Spinster Ah, I ought
to have married; that's where I
made the mistake.
Friend And I married, and
that's where I made the mistake.
Megendorfer Blatttir.
"Yes, MissHoxley is mad. There
was a certaiu puppy with a great
pedigree that she wanted her fath
er to buy for her, but he wouldn't
do it."
"What was it a F'reuch count
or a German barout" Catholic
Standard and Times.
Hoblm I understand that you
have had an addition to your family-
Dobhs More like a multiplica
tion it's triplets. Boston Transcript.
JN0.IJEAL,M,D
MONROE, N. C,
Solicits th patronage of the people of
Monroe and surroundiug community.
Calls auswered in day from English
Drug Store; at night from residence
on Church street. Phone No. 48.
IKK MUkkIS,
1 vil Knglner.
PlIONR 44. WlNGATR, N. C.
f VrttHn.r nf ProficMifT In Nunrcrtnn from
"T(Tti.- lu kilwj. Municipal fcnd kirn
lurvej 111a;
1905 1907
POWERS' STRAIN.
Tbaiana, mam.
Eggs for hatching
from Single Comb
W hite Leghorns.
Phone ITS. P. O. Boi ss
rAVoatri. stmtwhsiis. MONKOE. N.O.
Ii.HH.GUEi:N.
DENTIST.
Offices upstairs in Law building.
MT'Phone 158.
DR. B. C. REDFEARN.t
DENTIST.'
Charges reasonable.
Satisfaction gaaranteed.
Office over Rudge't Book Store.
MONROE, R. 0.
Will be at Marsbville, N. C.on first
and third Mondays of each month, and
at Matthews on second and fourth
Mondays. Phone aji
W. B. HOUSTON,
SURGEON DENTIST,
Office up stairs, Fitgerald Building,
Nortbweat of Courthouse,
Monroe, N. C
KILL. COUCH
and CURE th. LUNC8
Dr. King's
Hew Discovery
FCRfj
onsusftios ric
OUGHIaat) tOsatl.OO
0L0I Fro Trial.
Guaranteed for all TH&OAT and
LONO IROUBLXfl, or M0MXT
BACK.
Land Sale.
St Tlrtoe ml mm order and derfoe ol tko clerk
at tko aufvrv. lorft of t at.a .. . V-rtb
1 1 aeutltta. Ik k .oerlal b-Yrlia lb-ri-lo -r.d-
too- .WITI. I t- lin.l et a. ane flllbtm.
aa! AIM una, ot al an drtradaau. I a lit,
" Monday, January 21 h, 1.
oaaoe la kaW al kaMhe kartkMi In the klchel
feXfe-r. al tiwevort btfM dMur Ik S.iw.
C uat eertalk yurm, trart e kareel 4 laa-t.
Ittoa- kad brio la aaid coaly .4 I ki.Mi. lia.
u4 korth tas-llka. la tl.k.ille ..a p.
kiu-M ml 4eonM k. kuma: HnrnomX
at a Make by a b"-b euraer wt J W M.rvb
aetata toad, aad W a T era-la a .) rtmr '.!
raa. aid Treaoaoay'a hoe a ", w . MW
eaaiaa. pmmlmt ki.cMvor aad oltfc 1. . l.rlt
Sa . line to a rrt. hi. mwt. tb-aee N K.
M rftatk to k na-b ta a Beid . tkenre a
atOrhaia. to a .lake: llieaeo a 12 W lam
rka.na to a take, I. W Mar.li . rornrr; ttrf-noe
Ilk kl. Ilae a. TS . ! ktrham lo the
Staalnir.e.Niuialnc i avrea at .rr or U-. .n.
Wtac that part ot tho H L-tirittiaeetale lant.
that oaa all-tted lo kla a ia..a , eaa.au I Ha
urtSla. aa ber dower.
Terav. of aale: two-thle, eah and the ee
.almter oo a ere.ll! of IS ..xilh. atth .1
prwTed arrant, and tllh- relal.Mil until all U-o
oa-v-ba av-oier ha U-en ai.t
Tkle tko tlit da, la-reaita-r. A t lie
a K kKI.WI.NK,t'obatiM.-ner.
aedwlBo a Mkea. aura.
Re-Sale of Land.
Ut lrttt mm r.Vr sUtW Hr iT A ArmArld,
elerk f Itie- rapBrikr l'Mri. n the f ii pn-
wtlinir stuttbj MtsaiM Mim.. .i-iiiiuini!br
Hsiimh HintHMi. ttrmavii. - !- Hin-tM rl
U., lit untWrwittneni unwlwiaiier wu
Mouday, jHDuary 2S, VM)7,
I the? (SbUli hom tlmsrln Mlinaf. V r . n-wll
I BmiImK sjisrtWtsI lai th hlhfl MlVrr r It.l
UttiK ttwrthrHl trart -f lanil Ivmr in nrib
ivt.hip.vih'lniii4t I1m Un.sxi-t M-- H mn
nil thtr, ttt ; All that ibl-er -i rvr. of
tsaittj BiHiwit lit fsarmi, Hinann iravl mnn
ttir.si ih rrntalritWr lite Bintr iti mrr
trmrl iVttHl hy AansM HlnwR t -ii Mtna
on tt.'Ainl. InU. Ami rrctr.ltj in H.k j. t
in thr i-fhtf kf ths Hnetntrr of lrrU of
1 uUm rMiniy. afisr rr.tiEt nil es-lu-hitif
41aPtiUt1olf ti MikaM Hinittrti oa t-t lrcli.
Tltur ttostk li, wn V;. in all Hrtrl-lrr
oltlsi, antl lttrt.rriinff (t t mt-r-m
u Mitt! MtstM-. HlnMi on nh Aurui, ur
ii-k lb ture lit la ltl oitlm. ami larintc ft
tract 41 4.", err in r mM. Tfrmn if !:
(-ah. Hulw U to-tftn W. in U haMtitT
nittrtt hlhianuni. I hu Drriitrr iH,
Ik-.
A M. uTArK.
k W I MMt-Ml,
roBiM.fttfitKirn.
Sale of Valuable Farm Ijnd on
Horrana Hill Road, 5U Miles
from Monroe.
Ry Yliiiii of a drevl of tni-t nm-W nl Tt-
cute.1 hy W M. It. tut ti trt-..ii anl Kva
t uthtbt rtm.t0 ths lath lay of Jumiarv. If".
toJolin t. mkr. Iru-le for I' (' iHikci! I ill
ritHbsbT fr Atair c-ix, Ui tltt hlliral htdtlrr.
Monday. January 2sth, VM)?f
at ItoVlork.ftt thi rout hotig itssor In M"n
ro, S . t'., in fttllowinf rtft-rriltfrl tval eti:
Tltv Unit trart, conM-Uiiif of VI Mari. ami
km'n an tltr hoDtrplsu-t f the -aid V) . M l
'u(hisprtn)in.
rV.onl Tract : l.jrlntfoti the auti'Mof Kh'h
a ! frrrk. iijotninif tht lau- of Tiionmi
A lrtit. H. K TfiutbrTJiu, H H. Trull ami oifi
rr. ant rontainti . crr.
Thlrl Trat't : Lyliitfon thf watrraof Htuntp
errs k, a hranrh of Htewnrt sj f urk rnt lt. tf
jolnitiit ttit land of Mi la K llflmi amlotlf
m, ant. contain il a'rvt an) kitoa ti a
part of the l.utay Helm laiiit.
All of th fthovr .ttrni- tl UritN lr-.fM.li-.l
to A. Moll ruth.srrt-Min from H. nrv M t ilth
hirtMn. iirTfl, anil l fully i----ri n tli
otllif of tli Kfpfiaits-r of Iktx-tlti for I iiloi rouit
tjr. in Hik Al. mu lift. t hh'h rHr.-mf li
herrt-y nimlr fr a niorr full anil ionipht' -srriptlt.il
of aaltl land.
I will alfetriboi- f,,r mW at thf Mint tim
anil i.acf.on larirf irray niarr mulf, t-i.ut h
jfarnuhl, hoiurht from K. M (inillit; mnl out
tray mar mulf, aUnit 7 yenr-t old. luarlit
from V, V. ,kr. Thf Mid laud and tretoiml')r
IkflllkT iold tu Mtlnfy th nrovt-hnis of MlU
dffd tf triiwt.
TliU thf afrth day of lnw nil r. A. 1 1v-i.
JOHN t MkKM, lru.f .
Rt .lwtnc A Hlkfa, All h.
Re-Sale of Farm Land Near Altan.
RyvlriUfof au ordf r mad ly K. A- Arm
ttV UM'lf rk of thf Hutevrior r.mtt, tu a f.j'fial
rrHtdlfitIiitlil(Ml J H tiiwiirl til. v. K f.
istntfr ft al. Ihf iindirsirufl iiniimntttr
will fi.iM.tbf fur Mir at uuluic auiuhm, U.t .'aU
U thf htirhfit hiddfr, ou
Monday, January 2S, 17,
at WnVturk.at thf court hoiiM dMr In Mon
ro. N ..ihf rollnwtnirdfwrllbfd trai'tof land,
I v Inar and hfin In Huford toA imltlp. atj iIiiib
tuftat lan dii of harllnir Hulk aiol oihft,
houndftl anil dcurrlhrd aa follow: llvtrintilna
at a p. o. by a . a and two pine In John lh.
I r Ihif and runt Ut- dlvlln tin N. K ti
chain and ?t linki.croiii.lnE? th Adani hraui'h
to a b. i. by a p n. and hltkiry and h J. lu 1 1 it
of thr hlit aurvf y ; the tic with Mid Hue 8. irt1,
K. H chain to a b i. hy two p . and two b j.
in larUn h Ik'a litifi thenr with Mid Una
N. . K chain I" a dead biack twk hy a b )-.
J. and two hlckorlf; theuc with Hire of
Iin lKtr'N lliif a follow: N. W 4
.'lialiiM and llnh t.-aplne, thence H ii W.
lu chain and link. crw "Init Ihf hranrlt to a
p hy a ptnf aud two p. o thfiiif N U1, W .
IN chant and att link to the U'ifltitilnir, on
lalnlnir n.'( acre and Ibftnn the latul dfftled
hy tihfd loier to frena Ihwter for hr life
time and at her death to he r chlldr n. Hatd
deed teti,f rfconlfd In Hmk of ltl No. 1,
IMMre liti aud IM, In the oitire of the ltttrt"if r
uf lHfd nf 1'ulon county. Term of mIc : ranli.
Hid will hfttln at (V:d.
This lacciulNr the '.ml, li.
R. R. KKI'W.NK,('ommlit'u!r.
Rfdwlnt A Bike, Attja.
136 Acres of Land for Sale Within
Two Miles of Monroe, N. C.
Ry Ylrtu of a deed of tnit executed to me
as trutf of C. t' Hike, hy J. I,. Winchritf r,
on th ihid day nf June. I-, which Mid deed
of trut I recorded In th uith of the Kciflntt-r
of Deed of I'nion county, In hook An, pair
a. t. aq refer no to which I hereby mail
for a more particular description of Mid land,
I will expo for Ml, for cah, to the hlichent
bidder, at th court houae dmir In Monroe, on
Monday, February 4 tbt 1!K7.
at II o'clock, the followlna: dencrlbetl real
taaif: Adndiitn; the land of K M. (.rutin,
eittat lantf of W. R. Marnh aud other, bound
ed a follow: Ren Inning at a amall p. o. and
peraimmon tree at th aouthweMle rn junction
of Three Notch road with th former public
road If ad in fnim the city of Monro to l-an
caater and runnlna? thence with two line of
Hi J.kfjfpht'. Helm land. li: 11 N. i W.
W chains to a take hy a di-f wood, maple,
wet a;um and per! tumon tree near the -uih-ern
bank of the ptne bole branch, thence itud
N.lvl. leMuchaln to a black jack n the
weet side of the old Billy Helm road, several
lanreplne pointer. t N. SlmiMon corner;
thence with Mid Mtmpon's line . M K. ah 4-10
rhalns to a road IfadltiK from Monroe to l.an
catr, H . R. Marh'torner;thfncealouK,Mid
roa1 In a north easterly dlreciMi. th various
eourfs belnir the line, but heartnK N.lMi K. T.J
chains to a stake In Mid road, W. K. Marh's
corner; thene with Marh' line 8. o K. T
fhalntoa point In R. M.t.rlf.lit' Held, i link
eagerly from a marked white n; thence with
Mid (Irinin line 8 tS W. H.M chain Ut a
tone In a field. Mid l.rtfflns and Jennie
tmrne's corner; thf nee with Jfnnle ourne'a
UneS. fcH4 W. .N.4-.IM.. rhaln to a "tone hy a
weet mni and two water O. on the eatern
eilirenf the new Monroe and l.anrater Mad;
thence with Mid new mad HltKIl M chain,
eroseln; the Hurk H ranch at on chain to a
point on the oldThre Notch road a U ml A links
southerly from a culvert; theut with the va
rlou coure of Mid old road weterly about
H chain to the beirlnnlnir, contalnlnir one hun
dred and thirty ti acre, more or le
The Mid J. 1.. Wlnchenter havlnir failed to
MtUfy the peoTlsloiis of aald trust deed.
This Ucc. list, 1W7.
J(KN C. SIKKS. Trustee.
Re-bSale of Land.
By virtue of anoHernddtx;rcma(la
by the Superior Court of Union county
in r special pnicevding therein pendinf(
wherein J. B. Medlin et al. are plain
tiff a and M. A. Medlin et aL are de
fendants), I will, on
Monday, February l)th, 1907,
exnoae to aate at the court houne door
in Monroe, N. C, ail that certain uiece,
tract or parcel of land lying and beinff
in aaid county and State, known aa the
late homeplace of Mary K. Medlin, de
ceased, containimr one hundred acres
more or leaa, a full description of which
may be aeen by reference to a petition
filed in the above named cause. Bid
ding will befrin at $1,100. Terms of aale:
ftnawthlrvi eaah in nm nalrl nn rlutA tt
sale, and the remainder on a credit of
12 months with approved security bear
ing interest from date, and title retain
ed until all the purchase money has
been paid. This the 6th day of January, t-
R. B.fREnwiNB. Commissioner. .
Redwine A Sikea, Attya.
Re-Sale ot One-florae Farm.
Br Tlrto of sa order and deerea aiade hr
Fred M.mro, Jurlffe orealdliiR al February term
ot th. Superior Court of In Ion eounty. North
famltnk, In a rlrll krOnn therein pending
wherein T R. Veal .1 kl .re plblnUS.aadC.B,
W hite In defendant, ar will, on
Monday, January 28, 1!V07,
bxpnortosklb kl bubllk burllnti, kl the rnnrt
n.aiae ooor in imrra., i.. v tnairertatn otero,
tnwtt or parrel of land lylnn and la-ins In Jaelt
biin toa.hlt. In Mid bounty and Htata. at
tutnlaa lhatate land, nf Mm. Julia t'urehia
and othera. hounded M folio: Ok the South
by th. Iin. belweeb th. Stat nf M.irtb Canill
nb bnd onutfe t'orollnk; on the North and F.a.t
or the eatate land, of Ura. Julia (nret.in tnnar
Mr.. E. J. Walkupl, and oa tho We.1 by tho
land, nf Jane Hnod and Payld Hmd innv Mr.
bad known' aa a part of th. Aleiander hand
trart of the ..tale lands of Jam. Huod, dea d.
Term, of as'.: Caeh.
Btddlna to start al . ralaed Md
FRANK ARM FIELD,
a. a. RFiiwiNR,
Vokalaat.ikMra.