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THE MONROE JOURNAL. G. M. BEASLEY LlSHSSa. Tuesday. Aoril 2. IW. Tlm lor This Town to Com to It sell. Easter Service at Central Church. Kuan tWiwpuiidrew I'bartotta ukciw The morning services at the Cen tral Methodist Episcopal church on Easter Sunday included an appropn- bit," as he eyprresed it I wen! I Immigration Problem to Date. Ui Ctuirnun J. A. UiU t-f the UdrJ'i":i of dtacoos and U-!d Lira about it The vigorous movement ituugn- Iie. InMTge Rime!l u tt tears raU-d by Uie cotton mill men of th kin.l It is n, l asserted that all uf tlieiu are uifeikT or even undesir able; on the contrary, some of them are at irk and doing well and are old, is married and the father of Carolina to turn a tulecf European ell lea.rd. But the percentage of ate musical service, all the number' crown children, lie came to Kd4 immigration to the Suth has noMlwt who are undesirable is very ... - . . , . . . Is . i! k I. ..:... . . of which were finely rendered by the wood about Jaintiry lo.anJ De ues oeen productive ti any very wtisf.se-j uree. Ut? result From the beginning, the! Further t ffort should be maJe movement has had no favor, but with stwial care to bring no restless rather onositknaudi'ritk-iMn.fnin;ma!intents. The work should be choir. The onemnif anthem. ! fcinvlv a bKvk hwi the UnJon "ln the Tomb wKaiwtT"" was sune He formerly had a church at AdeL K i.h full choir Mis M:irr Ihin Mrs. Imdon also has children and is, f the affairsof an individual or K beautifully the soprano Io,'one vouu-r than Sir. Barnwell, the government. While it is true' more slow ly and better done. If the of a Drivate corporation were in the I "taster Morn." Mrs. Frank Lanev, According to Mr. Loudon, he took I that government representatives went arr.euded law tends to elevate the I . . . . ..... . . . .1 i .. . I ... 1.... ...!. .-I.. . I .i t i 1 I : l , . condition of the town of Monroe they soprano, ana Mrs. John . tales., uie pastor to bis i-ome iai .-ui.ua ,u v uariesum aiti! I'assrom me snip j kiii.ni ininiigrams orougni over it tki. Kn . nf iwviverl contralto, sang me nne sacreu uuet ' nigw, sua mere me iwhuuujiu. w uuuu$iams uku irrm j,ui,ai ieai id mi iiiiMruuii re- iuu . -. .,, . ,, .. I ..n.l.,n r.-.w it.,.1 in . ii .u'lua IV lhini rmr vol lhu ,,.. . fl,' ,!,, ,1.. ,... t..l...l ..f k.m The town tni TKa ,v.n ,. i r,,Tiv ts. ..mvervitiim thev had had durini! cials have been exnl.iinini' thatthei v.. ..-..j . , ,......, his absenvv. oum is not vet in condition to noia ; . ... - ild be in in fifteen minutes. The town n debt perhaps a hundred uwuana raljHl witQ fl0Wer8ithe entire front dollars, a sura far too heavy for a 0f the pulpit platform being banked tn rJ tkia toorrT. Its outgo ita luies. is every day exceeding iU income, Kev. W. R. Ware, the pastor, took ' 1 . . . . for the main text of his sermon With no apparent nope oi a cuaugr. of St Yet a settlement day must come jjatthew, and, as a complementary sometime. The tax payers must text, St John 1125-27. Mr. Ware vninllv foot the bill. Isn't it said that the resurrection of Christ Sticking to an Old I rienJ. Al:nu OoO-tUMU-'ll 'ite'r world, mu-er life1" sighed the Old Man. "I'll I eighty if 1 live to see April, an' I've got to give up the one costfort of my old age Ikntor says I must quit sinokiu'1 Now nsv iaie has Uvu my consola tion all these vears of age and lone liness, and it'll come hard to part with it. And whv should 1.' lVfore a friendlv tire, on a night when the winter wind rumbles in the chim ney, this old piH- brings dreams to me. 1 live it all over the long liti that seems so short as the smoke i - i i i i.. ...... , vpra neaii vei Kn&ii hp uvp: ana ut . . . .. i t,n.t .t in ., . . 1 1 .. i. ..ii Una lake me ny uie nana. ivi .v.v w " i iivpin auu ueiieteiu iu uie Mian . I,,,-, was tne centtai point oi ennsuanny. 1110 PW; VI IVtliUivu vatavi a change before things get worse? . . . . . .. WM th dawn t.tady, now. I uw is no criticism hope (or the gi fading ui Ut the of any officer, past, present or pros- full noontide of faith, in the bright neetive It is no camoaiirn stuff. I light of which the hearts of nian- , , ,. 1, , . . . .i. . .i .: We don't care a hill of beans who . vkf hold the town offices. We have no of a glorious immortality. 'Take awav the belief in the resur- SuKnutendent lndon dtvlares that the minister's ieuitenee is p-n- utne. and that he feels sorrv' him lie felt like shooting him at tirst, he savs, but thought U tter of it candidates. S) far as we know there action," said the preacher, "aad is no "political talk." That is the what have we left? Christ required trouhle. We are dvinc of drv rot. that belief fn'ra Martha when he said tw i ;. ma ,l.,u I am the resurrection and the life; 1UU1UUIC. lb la muo IV lilt .... -l Ll . . ' . , ... he that beheveth in me, though he of the town to wake up; to take ,.,.,., , i, ,i stock, to see decide upon a policy to avoid tinan-l never die. llelievest thou this?' and cial shipwreck. ne requires tnat beliet Irora even- v..k...i..i- ..i K,i.,r.,m one oi us. II h. urmiin via a Dtninff lil.tfi lit Noboly knows what the income is. nwmben anj non-members of the Nobody knows what the outgo is. church for earnest and thoughtful But we all know that the town is consideration of the lesson tha! beavils in il..l,t and t!i:it its credit is Christ's resurrection teaches the i.,ii.. n .I,;- ic iim in. world, in these days wherein, the I ciwikiir a tnara ctvumti.i tt rw a unv oKatv4 v v cv v tt w ken. hertitance of years. fo far as we know or believe no particular one is to blame. We are all to blame. It is the result of a lack of business principles in the management of af fairs from time immemorial. But i? is certain that things cannot go as they are indefinitely. There must Le a change or taxes will become un bearable and cripple the growth. It is time for the people to come together and talk the situation over. It is time to forget everything but the one question of keeping our nose above water. Will we do it As said above, we have no crit lcism, for we honestly tieiieve none is deserved. As one set or another tendency, on the part of professing christians even, to explain it in many other ways than the gospel way Awful Death of Young Boy. Hitfli l''lnl Scll to Cliarlotlf otrriiT. ghastly sight met the gaze of those w ho w itnessed the killing of j ii. i .... i i eieven-vear ow .icsse i avuen ov a train last night about 0:13 o'clock in front (if the Tomlmson Chair M.inu- towu s f.ieturing Company, a few feet south f the depot. 1 he boy is a son of Charlie Payden, a hard working, re spected man living on illowbrook street. Young Pavden had jumiK-d II a moving freight on to the sidt track. At the same moment a box car which had been given a shove bv the shifting engine was lxuindmg a foot r so behind him. In an instant tin kkIv oi t 'avuen was Knocked down across the track and the wheels of of officers have gone in they were per the car passed over his neck, com- force sucked into the treadmill elTort pletely severing it from his bod v. of keenmi? thintrs toe-pLher as best 111 right arm was also mashed lliU - " 1 - f r.- i , , , . . . thev miM,t hi.inf,.r simn.t!:,.,.. a P"'F."" T K" "auuwas mail " i I'd in a hornhlfl manner turn up or lor w-tter nays, wnen A frowd tlu,re( t() none came. If better days are to upon the ghastly sight. 11 is father Come the people must take an inter- was sent for. He came and with a est, get at the root of the matter, and bring about the better things. Whatever officers are elected next understood and appreciated and ap proved by the people of the town. We are sure that whoever is elected would much prefer to go in this wav faces smile, and one the stvtest of them all beams on me an 1 bright ens all the gloom. Why. I But just then a rosy cheeked youngster came bounding iu tin room. tirandfatner. he mm. w ui voti lend me vour pipe to blow so.q bubbles?" "You see." said the Old Man, "he's heard what the divtor said'" lie give the boy a cent for a clay piie, then he tilled his own with fr.i grant tobacco, la it, took a long puff and said: "The doctors don't kuow- every thing. In mv dav thev didn't have much need of doctors. I reckon 1 will have to die young'" broken heart looked tirst at the head f his offspring on one side of the rail, with two big bright eves gazing toward, to vftlb.aP'U h W."U(y SJ.S' lie stwped as if to caress his dead boy and then he swooned awav. moaning and wringing his hands in deepest despair as be lay prostrated. I fi uni crtotron In Itnl li.-t.,n.wl .,. f.M .k. ..I J t vu. ..OK UI.U UH, iuau mioiiuw lue.uu juan oi gung the anguish was Waring his heart in on nothing and coming out in dis- strings. Strong hearts melted as gust. The situation is not Peculiar tuP.v pzed uPn the scene. to Mnniw and n,nr ; nn i.A At Uie same moment down in the Kidn it mi.. t ... ' .1 hollow on Willowbrook street the hide it. Other towns are in the same m,v,, uj .,..,., .., tix, and they are making efforts to ler first born, and was suffering the '" t A I lly nf I rviin. The flrt f N vcnil'er is Hip olllelal lHi::ieiliig of wimer ui I'arN. 'l lien. n.i mailer wlut Ihe tvi:iTalure le. l!r- urc l;t In Hie i'Ii.n'U aim 1'iiwie i.im ! Inps, a:nl the Jamti-r turns mi I lie lirat for tin' itd ra-i if H.it ilwellepi. Then all th mmOr linw wlneli eniuml pay f. ir n "Kiainr' In tin Mr.vti or H'limri-i it'i lino nt.-r ijieirter. Win iv? I f.oiii.t a i 1 i ' y of tlieiu nut in the na-le l.o,.U l y tlu a-e.it tile of M.mlMuuv. hi an h i i 't w.-re iMri's ui emav.uis UI'.ihii i h.ml the wihkleu p:iiia.li'S. raiitfeil in t.i form verlluhle sliviN. iiiimed after thi Hlii'iriuan or th.it. I'm;, ilii. Lrl.-, Mhti ts, . h.Mn-h, H A iniH-il eierywlirre. ( 'orkierew " of smoke from the elilmnev uf the w;i:iis. tiiindy r:in- were ilryiiuf on line. V ill you look In one uf the vun; It h m two room. In une mv the Ixils. The other is for eat- lim'. Un nil Mile (lie wnlU iuv lined with ehwi'l inn! irn with. A liltle ntuve Kiowa neiir the ihr Here Ihey are iKirti, here thi-y live ami die, the i-nter Dal ilj iuislies of .the inyntfers. Vsuee ..... . .'i. . ii i .. . ;ei oui. .naii wer Mireiy we can all agree to the following: pangs of deepest misery. The w heels of the cruel car had cut the head off That whoever is elected shall ! completely tnat it lay not afoot 1. . I rw'i t i t j f j . t i uuui uip ran. me lare was as ye - in pledged Ui find out at once an ex- how s ld and tn i,r,.r. J;! act condition of the town's affairs, ened at the onlooker, as if to add to and that they shall cause to be kept the awfulness of the scene. A pair for, say one year, an exact bank like 01 cor'iuroy breeches and dust-cov- set of books, for the purpose of de- ea. sm8 T JDl0USf awt covere(l ,, ,' ', . , the headless body and were not soied termining ciactly what the town's lh(1 hv thi ,, , income and outgo are. Then, if no crushed out the life of the voune- more revenue is in sight, to cut ooy. rnysicians came and looked down the expense to a fk'tire that uPn "le scene, and later came the I he I rnly llmnllral. There Is, it has heen nid, u. flxeil tiinil.ml of art erilinMn. What I himleil tiKlny is (hiarileil tomorrow. Ilitl even i-oimoiseurH diMiirreo be- wlhlerinnly; hut, Knim-jug Imrk over the nne. It w ill W found tliut the dis- rd hilt heen cnuneil hy tei tinleal ill- vercenee mid that In every land and iiioiik nil eoil(H the truly W'autiful iiaa iiwmi iri'iieraiiy n k'lil.ol mid eur reetly enteemeil. No one iiuestloim tu- HMiutyof the (invk temiileor the fliMrm of Uie lluhyloiihm potterv. It does not riMjiiire truiinil eye to ret1- OKiiilf the inrrit of an orielilal flower painting or to find delight In one of Whistler's I turtles. The fundnmen tal In eaeli lnstiine( are the nin rliytlimliiil line, fair pmiiortlonf nm! linriuiiiiious inlorluK. We have to be led ofttiines up the ascent of nrt, am mere la imi.-ti discuslon coniernitic the hywnys, hut once on the tiek-ht nil dissension ends, mid ne no longer nets guide. Lei la Mechlin In Centnrr. cx.nditons are n.a favorable ,r S,au,,!n. t0 ,he Vr t Kve inmhHrmriif 11,-fUvi.w i it HnUvmeteiy tonight Lilho The Mitnonyat Cre,-nsU.ro refuted' t'Vi J;B1,'V.TB this allegation, but it continues to be n made. The statement would to be based uiHn a com wages in New York city or PitUburg witn those in the rural Niuth, and for kinds of !aUr not required or employed in the rural South, in rural New Kngland nor iu any other rural section. But even on a farm the conditions in the South are more favorable than in any other part of the I nitod States The price of the principal staple crop, cotton, is more than twice what it was in the preceding decade. The revival of manufactures has created a imputation of industrial workers w ho become purchasers for cash of perishable farm products, such as fruits, vegetable, milk, butter, chick ens, eggs, woihI, etc., w hich formerly had little value except for home con sumption. Ten vears ago t he people of the South were iu imvertv and this section had little inducement for the iiiunigiant, but Inlay times are different and th the tragedy. In company with her i . j sweetheart, Ack Hale of this city, the ntUbujdf!ii;,.h,,b,,r he inn'iingiii. iiaie, nuo is del a on sus picion of murdering Miss Iavis. maintains that she took her own life and says that she had been despond ent all day. The police are in doubt as to w ho fired the fatal shot al of Real Lstate I nder Deed of Trust I'nder and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain deed of trust cxeruted by Mary St-llem and her hus liaml. T. Ii. S llers. on the A'.th day of rVliruarj-, A. l. to John 0. Sikes, trusti for The Sikea lominy, which said tU-ed of trust has been duly record ed in t he otfice of r (riter of deeds of I'nion countv, in Hwk AI, paffe 109, etc., to w hich ri-ference is hereby made: and w hereas default ha been made in the pavment of the bonds therein e cured. 1 w ill aell at public auction to the highest bidder, at tne court house door in I'nion county, in the city of Monroe, N. C, at 1.' o'clock noon, on Monday. Auril Hh. 1907. heyareinconipara-!,. ,..i,...:.,i..,, , ,., live alMuence. The opportunity oflvmK Ktui iH.j,1? in Monroe township! the immigrnUt is now undoubtedly lienr the li. V. ami N. railroad, and here, and the problem is how to have ! Ik uhi known and designated as lot No. the better class of immigration brought to a knowledge of this new situation. It transpires that the immigrants brought into the Carolinas are not of the most desirable kind. The pay ment of passage has been an induce ment to an inferior element or an element not tenacious oi anv iiiii.cuii purpose, and of those brought only too many are of the undesirable MS ' f SM I of the division of the estate lands of Thomas Williams, deceased, this lot hav ing descended to Mary Sellers as her interest : Hccinninn at a p. o. and runs N. s-'.J W. 1:1.75 chains to a stake near ly in the center of the S. A. U K. R. tract. It. I.. Gordon's corner; thence w ith Gordon's line N. 5 E. 15 chains to a stake, Kmma Kirkley'srorner: thence with her line S. sC.J Hi H.S chains toa stake; thence ti. $ w. t.i chains, con t.immir 2H acres more or less. Terms of sale are cash. Application having K en made to me bv The Sike l ompany, the owners of the note se cumi bv this trust deed. This March J7th. 1 .". John C. Sikes, Trustee. Reilwine & Sikes, Attys. 1 1 tmtf ran V, J CllK l Mm a mo h Easter Clothing Now is the time! Don't delay seeing our superb and complete showing of Men's and Boys' Spring Suits. There is no use denying our supremacy a Bargain Givers. We are clothing the eity as well u the country with the right kind of up-to-date stylish hard U wear-out Clothing Stroose Bros. Hip Art Clothing. There is nothing com iff n place about Strouse Bros. Suits. All know the great reputation of this firm's make. Correct in cut. Right ia fabric, Perfect in fit and finish. They are made right, they stay right. and are the best that you ran secure. All the newest styles iu Plaids, Light and Dark Grays. Blue Serges, IHaek Unfinished Worsted, Granites, etc. Regulars and slims, all sizes, $15 to $20. New Arrivals in our Ladies' Furnishing Dept. New Uelts. New stylish Bolts, leather, cotton and silk. New Hand Hags. Stplish Anthony Hand Bags in all colors and varieties, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. New Combs. Dozens of new styles in Back and Side Combs, Covered Mountings and SeU. Sieeial leaders, 10c., 15c., 25c., 50c. and 98c. All of our New Dress Goods are now in. And a very attractive and large display it is. The newest and mot wanted fabrics are here at popular prices. W. H. BELK & BRO. y:occc:xoocccoooQoo'. I insurance and I Real Estate. THE EW GOODS Q Make a strike in the right direr tion! Pk of this institution has been steady J Open an account with Tiik . . . & ori.ES luNKtodav: u llicgrowia o can be paid. Would it not be wiser to meet the situation now than to wait till the burden grows heaver? Has any one anything to say.' Resolutions by Cotton Association At a meeting of the I'nion county branch of the Southern Cotton Asso ciation, held in Monroe Saturday, March 30th, the following resolutions were passed: hereas, The cotton crop of llHXi approximated 13,500,1X10 bales and fair prices were maintained through out uie enure season. "Whereas, Present indication point w a large increase in acreage for the present year, and in view of the stringency of the money market there is grave danger of a disastrous decline in prices of production is materially increased; and "Whereas, The Southern Cotton Association at the Birmingham con Vention, foreseeing these dangers, recommended a reduction of 10 per cent, in acreage irora last year s crop therefore be it "Resolved, 1st, That we reaffirm our allegiance to the Southern Cot ton Association and its leaders, and express our appreciation of the work they have accomplished "Resolved, 2nd, That we earnestly tree upon farmers to stand lovallv by the association in its demand for a 10 per cent, reduction in the cot ton acreage for the present year and a corresponding increase in food and forage crops, and thereby avert the calamity that increased production of cotton will most surely bring P. P. W. Pt.Tt.gR, Sec. Pro. Tem. Note from Rev. J. A. Bivens. T Um KdlMr of Hm Jo.rn.1 : I have received with great pleas ure the nice presents that Mr. and Mrs. Stack brought me from the Holy Land as one of the lucky ones In the contest I very much appre ciate the nice souvenirs and desire to thank both Mr. and Mrs. Stack ftod tha friends who so kindly re membered me with their rotes. Yours truly, J. A. Bitek& 1 HOW MICH IIKIILIZER APPLY. TO dead wagon and conveyed the re mains to the undertaking establish' ment of J. W. Sechrest, where they win oe prepared ior Dunai, Tom Walker Sentenced to Death Tom walker, the negro who at Favetteville a few weeks aco shot and killed two policemen and dan gerously wounded a third while the officers were raiding a blind tieer iirwt..r o-.,ririfl ki i Cumberland county Superior Court last week, was convicted Wednesday oi muraer in tne tirst degree, and sentenced to be hanged April la. Walker was taken to Favetteville Monday from Raleigh, where he had been held for safe keeping. In the Fayettcville jail Tuesday he attempt ed suiciae oy oeaung ins head against the iron bars and was severe ly injured. He was, however, taken into court Wednesday on a cot and his trial concluded. He made a state ment in which he alleged that he or dered the officers out of the house l nilfSIIon. "I ciW mnrh f..rlll noreil ilHihll-ly. I.lll i.fi V In a ..,. r,il ii in mt-tim.fl t'tjt li ttiix r..,-n. niu in inp mum uroll p m.,iihi ti.rt. nay l n illt-l t r u. n ?" N,-it.r r-in uup-ii..!! in in.' nni 'n. .. r..rm iw. ssi-tly ami R.ouriiloly nn- i.il. Th i, ii narni'ifr. nuidltin, pirp:irntlin ninv Wi'll ki.unn i,r t .11.. ..1. .0. uui r m.uw 11.1t Hiuii mi' Sfii. "y nr. ny hum. h. j l(r,l,lilu; rlnicnl Klnti-n Dr. KTU u lurf. in tha VlruiniA. Camllna KitIiIIkt Alrn;uia Me kniiw thiit H'.m fii.tni ttin k.... IHIHT HmoliniH CI r,'rll izts w th ron..n. hi" mmirillH-- if un.ninlilo rrturnn linn 111.17 im rxi.i'ifMi nr ntrifr fmiii A crop ...n, u..i,,',,-a iiib wii 1,111 iilff mil t.na..n until uprlnif. nr fany nunimor, will lwr hi-avl-r fi'rtlllzlnn ihnn will a rn.p that planteil In thn priiiK and rliim f..r harvfiit in Riiilnumnn'r. The firt caw In lllu-truteil hy oatn. hi-nt. nr other 11 rraln or araaa. enporhlly when ai.wn In in rail of the year. Hurh a mm ...-u. plea the anil rturlna the late fH anil win ter, and early aprlng-diirlnji whlrh ie. rlmla the nilna are unuully atmnilant rlpenlnj for harveat In late rprlug, .r very early aummer. bpf.ire the b.iinlrir ummer heat anil pusnihle ijrutha o( Jun. and July, tmta and wh"nt therefor, r. Idral rn.pa for liberal fertilliinK. Corn ia rather an uncertain rrnn tm the ordinary dry upland uf the South it ha but a nhort period In which to uVvel- and did not shoot until the chief of ,n bu )i. if very u-y weather police attempted to shoot him. :hPplSi! .VL! !. la no iioH kA . Preacher Lose HU Job for Trying or im Uuurm. Then. !. t no wnnd is m-i-ttuu prifM or nioominv. It 11 (lifT-rmt in lh chb of cotton, htrh CftrnmencM to blonm aind wnu At a meeting Thursday eveninirof ,".iir.K-,v!E."2!2!.;.nd .r.: , -- - 1 uufiiiiiT-r until the deacons and members of the cpr h wr front tn Nuvember. " w aatk tUUltU, ne. vjw. I i onon la to Kiss One of the Sisters. Atlanta Journal. therefor ant.th.. Mm L. Barnwell, the pastor, was dropped '7 .IIIJ 'rl,",1M A m,a" "mou" i.,.,t rrV. . . ' ' , feHllliera appllxt per acre wi no from the church. The technical ui yield a iarer Den-ent.r. nr,,. charge of unchristian conduct veiled ft i;,:,.e:,,A': SSuAnSTS um uiuio aeriuui sccusauua ma, me Vl Tiiiiw-r pr nrr may cauM an In facilities, courteous treatment, com bined with an ample capital and; surplus have helped it to retain its i strong position and the good will of the people of the city. J We solicit l the accounts of manufacturers, mer-. chants, corporations, individuals and societies. .". .'. .', .'. .'. .', The People's Bank If you w&nt your Proper ty or Life Insured, or if you want to Buy or Sell Real Es tate, or Borrow or Lend Money we are ready to serve you. 8 l We c&n handle your Real Estate to an advantage, and $ VOtlf InCHnr wall, trffi give you the BEST. (J We have the strongest 5 Agency In the South &nd can j write your Cotton Gins, Saw g Mills, and special hazards, as well as your Dwellings and Mercantile Risks. 8 Q So lust come on to BEAD- 3 QUARTERS and get the best. W. M. CORDON, Agt. AT THE PEOPLE'S BANK. The Housekeeper's Problem. THE FACTS OF THE CASE. takes day, for them to rwover ttiatf Mri'iiLMn. tif oniirw. aiich ihtiikIIc ill Iri'S. Iia It Iw.l flfiHt cm the li(fvuii M.-l.Hi si; ir. IMiTif In hi' (mntni.n '"!, M'ieal Adviwr." Th withered an.l drawn faca, tha dark circles and i riiw fl i t over tho rye, the strulnht luriire ill,nt th. we curve which lend Tur . .i . . . " m'" " lemiiiliw beauty, are the un- IIF. temtiwr of the tlmra ia fnr i.iistakalile in. ,,f woman y disorder!. y..m . prefer ork l.il Tl,,. j,mit KiH , h, h,' . . h"ii-ork. Ut the Work In tl... v,.reoi llmm IkkIIIv Ills that pull her nmce or factory la ummlly more iktvi- down. A "i. k woman canm.t tl a ,! ... Melons lvi,. It la a ci.auut r-,-11- .,(! 'n Z L hiu. lion of work at hlh l-a teiil..i. l,ut poor s pirlU'd wotuan "lulu Wh ch rack! umln anil u. v n,t fr.im I 1 woman. I . ... Which than l no ruination. On the oUi.T HJJM R III . w m til Sot hi tand tha hnnaekeaner. If ahe he a mother ol a Urire family, la welghU'd down I th worrtca and rtrmr-liH rm..iMwitrlc u t- miniatur had eanvht hAlrl anrl kiaol 'r'Ta ttrM of. roHon (at 10 eenta pr Tond her itrenRlh, porhaua. yt If the minister DM CaUgim Beta and kissed u"d 'h of M to . or a nrrSt itudie her work, puti her 'bouieaork on Mrs. C. A. London, Wife Of the Super- 1' "'" r"?t- I h ! a busiiwaa h.,1. and man.. well, lm intendent of the Sunday school, "loi fht.Th-u.V .;-.( t,. ;ll I cation will nmliir. iin . r.: mrarra uiihiiwikui inioiy ui nini- against her will EnVV tiLipS 2.JS.L. pw-i "i... c.,n,pi.'t,r....,.un." eaun thrr tlmra aa areat an Inereaw r rlrce, Vtha tirnd woman In th. yirid. in othrr ahonld lie on her back without Dlllow or of Inrreaaa In tha rleld of cotton will bolateri let eyery mnacle be paaalve not b In proportion to tha Increaaa In fl". nnllmbercdl. Pill a damp cloth the amount of fenlllarra anollrd. Two I over tha area to real thom. Think , ' In a statement charted with deep emotion, Mr. Barnwell admitted that the charge was true, and that the church could not do otherwise than withdraw fellowship from him. Superintendent London, who had brought the charges against the min ister, was at tha meeting. lbe oflense occurred at the Lon don borne three weeks ago, and while r?2irL'B,.m """ of mud n i . . ..aa p. ponnae nee acre. - dollara1 worth of frrtltlarr per acre nar 7r" n inrrraaa in tn. crop of In; but M worth would sot tharafora brine an Inrrraa. of But careful ohi atlon haa dhown that an application of m to M worth of fertil laera (prnprrly balanrmt) le a iwfe amount to apply per acre on cotton. Many farm er. In Omwata have retired aatlafactorr i. rrom an application of to much Superintendent London was out of i tninkm pour,, a perfectly earn limit ttm fw u an upland In falriv mud rnnititinti n r A .. U I' ZT tC ' ?' " Proplrculrlvitrd in eo- London told him abOUt the preach- "rr corn. I would limit tha amount era conduct "led it to bun bit by COMr-IIiE IK A MAN. Vi hen a woman ha IIU and pains h ciinnol tvar wlicn life wm dark r rv.rv woman, ahe nlioiiM ronfiile hir tr.ml.li k a idiynlclan of rtandlnir in Hie .'..himiiiilty. or one hit haa a n ti.aiiil r. iiiitiitlim. t crtainly It would l...t l' I In' .art of wlMlimi hi conlide In .in Ik'iii.rinit pin wlllimit mi'dlial etlic ciitioii iin, lraii.lie aaa n nmn. llo rc la every rei;iii why ahe alionld write t a n-i-liilliit, piirlli ularly to cue who lin iale II... llcaw of Homen a jIHcUltv f..r a thlid of a cntury. Ilka ','rP'. '"iiiuler of the I ii va il. N Hotel and Siirtical Innitute, of Uilfflllo, N. . All hi. nirr..,.,.l.... : H held fai n dly eotilidentlul, and he Kivu ! I n Kilvli-e free ni.fl will, out ,.,.r... ' 1 must t. II T. .ii a hut wonderful niedl. I (lne y..ur -(.. Idi n Midlcui Diec-overy land 'Favorite rrmcrlutlon' an." rit... JIra, Norn Aiid.rm.n, of Vanderirrlft, i Minor, laml Co.. Pa. "Thea.. remedl.3 have d. iio a.uulrra for nie. I waa ai thoM'.ishlr nniHl.iwn and workr-d-otit a woman aa km r lived; and, Iu fact, con b ninliiUd iiil. Id at dllfeivnt tllnea. It would l l:uMa;iile fur mo to dencrllKi my atiflerliiua ao you could understand all. I had au.h liearlii.dowti paliw; f. It alm.wt tin null ai.ir.aciiiiK con tinemcut. Would bloat ai-na al.l.imen ami It ei'inul a llioiih a heavy pnneura n. u.eiT.. t ruuenti untoiu aKmiy; had erero ,alin tliri,ii(tu hlw almost aa severe a lal.r pains. Head would a ha till It 'tMl it would burst. Kaca would bo dark ai.lud and my atomach would hlo.it dreadfully, bore new n womb waa' an aevcrn tlmt if I ateppnd on my Uvt wimlil alnnB.tm n.am with pain, liladder aei'med to be full all the lluio. (hir doc tor said that I had Inflammation of womb ami ktl ne) . 1 iive me k.me tahleu to kill the pain, (ilil how I did auflVr. I ran never tell you all. I aent for bottle of Ut. I1vrce( Cmldrn Medical Discovery, and one of his 'Kavorite I't. acriptlon,' alwt soma of his 'Pleasant relleu,' and tk thoae remedlea accord liur to direction. Now 1 sn on my wmmd bottle of esch and fe a treat deal hetU'r than for lira years previous to trying tlta medicines. If I can only find money to continue I will become hearty and strong. 1 have tried other patent m.d l. l nea bnt hone ever iirf ma any pood. 1 am indeed thankful to God for puttint It In my mind to try Doctor Merce'a medicines, "I will alaily answer any lady who may wish to Inonire as to tha truth of my UTawmenv Ala. TATATATlTATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATiTATATATyP t : 5 ( The Cash Mercantile Company The House That Saves You Money! sATATATAfATATATATATATATATATATAyATATATATATATATATATATA The hinds wanted for early Spring wear are coming in every day. These purchases were bought before the great advances and cannot be duplicated. NEW WHITE GOODS Forty-inch White Lawn, at the yartl 10c Linen Finish Waistinc at the yard . 10c and 15c Very Fine All Linen Waistinc, 3 inches wide, smooth quality and a 50c value, at the yd. 35c Twenty-five cent quality Mercerized White Goods, at the yard 5c to 15c yard lengths 15c Yard-wide Percales, 12jc quality, at the yard 0c Yard-wide Madras, at the yard 8jc Audrey Suiting, at the yard, jOc Mercerized Gingham in solid colors. This is decidedly the best value in Gingham we have evy seen, at the yard I0c ...GROCERIES... In our Grocery Department you will find almost anything in the line of Heavy and Fancy Grocery line. Mr. Thomas P. Smith has charge of this department and will take pleasure in quoting you prices. All kinds country produce wanted at ny Cod's richaat bloat- inga oa wim you and yours. sow to ikp Torn ash siAtrrr, Joining, or as near nothiiur aa yon ran. I tb brain la ..till occupied with plana or worrlea, eount several hHiidnd. or recite to yourself some ol yoar old scliool day rhymea or yerana." Our American women fcayw World-1 Wide reputation for beanty, but at tha Every woman. Tonna or oM ahooM tame time, there are women In the clU.a , Imoic hmrlf. To arrive at this kno u ami Miintrv w kn - - mIDh. .. , . ; . . . . . n Zt i " ' , " ' ... ..... . mip, wthtv a r'ma aocior Donn, pw a - ?L!Z1 ThL 4 In thoan In- drrdna; Dr. IL V. I We, IlulTalo. N. V. '" - p....". Mi,.mpii,ij ins j-ri hi reams w aiaoraera or tne womanly orwanism. ai rrtriiiar tnienrais they aimer an much that their atrensth leave uwy in w pruairawd that It "The I'eopli.'s Common Men Medical Adylaer" can be procured by so noire twenty-one cenu In ona-cwit aUmi for paper-bound Tolume, or thlnj-oos stenpa fur a c kilo-bound cupy. 7 J Stop at the Sign of PEOPLE'S DRY GOODS CO., and you will find the swellcst line of Laces, Embroideries, White Goods, Lin ens, Shirt Waist Fronts, Lawjis and oth er things to numerous to mention. Remember this is the place where you buy the best goods for the least money. Give us a trial and be convinced. The People's Dry Goods Company, Loan and Trust Building Monroe North Carolina 9 aTT 8 U&fa
The Monroe Journal (Monroe, N.C.)
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April 2, 1907, edition 1
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