THE
MONROE JOUBNAI
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VOLUME XV. NO. 41.
MONROE. N.C., TUESDAY DECEMBER 8. 100S.
One Dollar a Year.
A
'Bruin Ami Cupid.
i 1 & & 3
KKCORU t!KLAKIi Tilt;
consi.vftion ruinr.
IN CMAiHnXS I I I.I K S COMMI.NT
OV THE KLHKNS.
HHiti cunrs in in kii am. ;ixx:xxixxx::x:xx:zxxx:xxx:::xix:izi:xi:ii:i:xzxx:xy
An Inttitutkm Helm F-MahlishtMl The KYu!t ot t!te !' llevti.n in
Tvery Other Dav in the I'nitrJ North Caroliia-ho irc.it tJcm
5taUs toKitlit OreaJ Disease. ocratic Mrenth anJ a I niteJ.
Kterv i.tiunlav a saxitoii ; Militant P.irty.
inn. mmmk mt or tli-twiiMiy for; li liniMii K.n r hyphen
int. n :
For
Townspeople !
When you need Wood and Coal
you w&.nt it at once. We are
prepared to give it to you ready
for your fire whenever you call.
The great stock of dry and green
wood, o&Jc and pine, and coal,
and our draying facilities make
it possible to serve our trade
when you need serving. All you
have to do is to 'phone us. We
put the fuel right on your prem
ises, cut any size you want, give
you a bill with it, you pay cash,
the transaction is closed, you
have nothing to do but to enjoy
a good fire.
Try us.
The MONROE
OIL MILL
While a Colored Wedding I in
Proves of Consummation a l'-iE
White Hear Appear in the
Friday ni''lil llin Unit ut of tl.f livaliui-ut or prvvt-itti..ii tl lu
!:..l,l.lim Hhmk .Tf tr-:e Ihlllir la-It lll.ws ,.uiillMit..i m iiu ru
!lniiiif iu a little flnm-lt f..r r..i.'i.l try. i a stittem. ut rt i t!y iv.ii;
i iu ..i,.. A w.d.liu.' a lh on hand. ' lv tilt" National .
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jaiitl. an oii km.. Ii:" v!..i.M Jvwiy mhu rrvtemmu i iTOirbr
lltrtriltrr It.vm nediKnirs mi4 at li-. Otirunr the ni-nilnot S-p iNl'.N( ;:
!mt-il!iMlifil 'ifiiui i.iU Ti t" vii Viul.fr au.l OiloNr, Hi -- -in : kh.1v i
I fixation hail arrived an I Hit- turn. I't uwiatoria, mot dix-) T;u. .
It hurt h wan i.nki-1 with elt l.tnt penstries if started t.r proviit.n , ,ri., ,
pH!. Tlie parson mart-lied in for in tin- 1'nitiil SUttit, making a
ith ..ileum rfiunitv. a Ui;t his, if.-t.nl of achievement in auti
..IV.nu ami 11... M':wmii. m.d l.IVS . ttlllMTTUltmU activity tiever
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entlv itli appropriate i p in ; ciu.iuti in any i-.itiniij 01 m
camethe happv liritlnl purtv. (i.tth Uorid. The stimulus for this wave
erinR alxiiit them, the older folks of philanthropic fiitifavtrlianlH-fn
ti.... i," .....! "mif '..m" um! il.. ilriivfd larirt'lv fitmi tht'ivtnit In
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The City Taxes arc now due and the money is lmdly needed to
meet current expenses and to pay interest on bonds. If your tax
ianntnnid liv December 1st. I am eomiiiL' around to see you and.
call for payment of same.
ThiM nnnlios to everv man or woman who owes a cent of tax to
the City of Monroe.
"A word to the wise is sufficient." Are you wise?
This is no "blulT."
W. L. HOWIE, City Tax Collector.
WE ARE
STILL BUSY,
w if vnn u-nr.r imp of our hidi class Life Insurance policies, one
that increases each year, or the premium decreases -a Twenty pay
life that, in case you leave your dividends with the company, is
guaranteed to mature in Fifteen years, we will take time to write
., tv, inciiranrn Our mmttanv is the larirest in the Isuuth, has
One Million Dollars assets, and is managed by experienced under
writers. Further, your money is left in North Carolina, your home
State, and is alwavs available in Monroe and Union county if you
should need it.
We write one form of Endowment when1, after you have paid Seven pre
mium you can Ret a paid up pnlioy for the full amount; or pay fourteen
premium and One Thousand Ilolliirs i paid over to you; or pay Twenty
years, the full term, and we pay you the full face of your poliey, t.jtether
with all the guaranteed accumulation l,4iU cash -all in your lifetime.
Make a little investment with uit and tliua nccure iirotcctmn for your fam
ily and for yourself an well. If you are Koin? to huy inaurance you miKht
aa well buy the bent, for it ia the cheaet in the lontf run.
We write all classes of Insurance; deal in Real Estate; negotiate
Loans, and are always ready and willing to accommodate our patrons.
GORDON
Insurance and Investment Company.
The Heat Equipped Aifenoy in the South.
liverett etinjrial illations.
'Honey, you show tlotn look luk
a liii.le," sin! one old mammy.
'Man, you is ilrtuseit to kill,"
sail! a fi ieml to the (iroom.
"Pat's tie hansiiiiitt coiiply 1st
seetl sine tie time Sn ike lut Kill
wiiz married In tlat yallergttl M.ni
ly on old Marsi' JoIiu'k plantation
'lore tie wall," said another.
Keat'him; the altar, the aiiin.mi
eeiuent ws made to the parson
that all was in reuiliiiesn lor the
fateful words that would forever
hintl two Kotiit.-t ami two hearts.
Ailjustiiiir his spin's, e'.tiirini; his
j tlim.it anil opening his liil.le, the
I parkin mailt' ready to proceed,
when a fluulow Hitting aerns liis
range of vision, caused him to raise
his head in time to see a nigger,
win) was fitting near the altar, and
also near a w indow, gi thrmigli the
window like a shot, head lir.-t.
The paison was naturally very
in mil suipnsed. .1 lift then a pierc
ing M'ream ipiivereil on the haliny
air of night, tun! all looked to the
limit, where, iinon their horrilieil
eyelialls smote the image of a huge
w'hitf laar, slowly iiunlM-i ing in
Ih rough the door.
In less si'iiiiids than yon can
count the church was in mi uproar.
Men nnil women, their only means
of exhit cut oil', went through win
dows like buds. Panes of glass
were shivered to hits. Old then
matie niggers wore window sashes
like garlands around their necks
as they sped lh rough the darkness.
Ilig fat ones hit the ground and
saiil, Tniph! I 'dare In' (iawil!"
Kit h one expected the white la-ar
to lie at his heels and tlidn t look
luck, but strained his neck back
wards till his chin was pointing to
ward the slant, and ran like nil the
devils were light iu li.diiud him.
Women cr;ished through the
bushes screaming lis they went.
"OC.iwd," they prayed. "Od.iwd:
keep dat while vaiuiinloU'en me!''
The first nigger who saw the bear
hasn't liccu heard from since he
drove through the window back ol
the organ. The bride and groom
immaL't'il to keen tin their lines ol
coiiimunieatioii and crawled under
the church. The parson shinned
up a slim pine sapling in the tip
most top of which he waved liken
jit) bin). The congregation just
simply incited away, ami the while
Ivar stood in deep wondei inclit.
with the whole chinch to hini-iell.
It was bruin and ( lipid, and hruiii
won.
The boar lieloiigcd t. a wander
ing foreigner who was asleep up
the rond, and he soon tiiisseil his
source of revenue, came to the
church, collected the Ih iiI' and was
off. One single nigger had nerve
enough to hang around fearfully,
and saw this last act in the comedy.
Realizing it was all over, lie sound
oil the call and soon from surround
ing biush came niggers of all iiges,
kinds mid sizes, peeping out like
wild things, and sniilling the nir.
The bride am! groom were dragged
nut from under the church, the
pai'son was lowered from his peril
ous pcich, and the scattered con
irrccatiou gathered with fearful
glances towaiil the door, mid
watched with half an eye the con
cluding of the happy event.
One nigger was missing, though,
the one who saw bruin liist. Me
is Niipiies.'i! to he running yet, and
will iloiihtlcfS reach, the (iulf of
Mexico wiiiie day this week.
Another one says; "I 'clar' to'
(Jawd. nigger, I nuver, I nuv-vcr
Tiila-rcit
ti. k t . -irrt, .i
.i mai'inl
The Stale tu-k.-t ;..-t
tri.-t !e. '.' .1 mai'-nl i .
Tlw Stat.1 liik.t i.k-t lb
trit t I.. I I majority.
I'.Vtept oil pifM.I.'litial -:! . the
Kighlli tlistrict is llein.K'iatie. II ir
rim: :i t-dosial eorrnistion fund, the
r.nsi'ieer Molt Shot to iKa'.h tm
liis Oincat nijitij.ht Anoth
er AllviiTl at ."ttirjcr the 3ine
II r.
. -t'.i'.
I tn hum is toiiicht shniil.lt d ;na
t;liB iu and m)ei) of tlf crime
.hut the git-alt-l th it eu-i over
; . i .'ti.i til's ti.iirlll'I'lllV. l.egi ,
... r .1. A. Ib.'t, gfi.eia'l) kl.i. II
as l'r-d ll.lt aiii.'i.g It l:i.-o.l on'
the ro.nl. one t'l the In t t lig'iitt'lv
of the s.'iilhein i.id. i I .nil)
niui-ii led and asstssii.aletl at the,
coal hiite, lielweeu liirh;l!ii ami
i'tit 1'niha'ii, tl.i iiioining alsuit i
Another
i
i k. lie was sl.ot Ijoi.i the
iut k an. I da d in alsmt thirty uiiu
ntt s. Moie than a lain.hed shot
peuetiattd his IxhIj, must uf till-in
eatt ring the cavity.
t ..ilpled with let-entile Haste
ternatiotial t'oiigit'.- on
losis.
From one end of the country to
the other, inea and worn -u of ail
rank ami classes are rising up to
light in the battle against tubercu
losis. Including the recently form
ed s.H'ieties, there are at the pres
cut time 211 ass'H-iations for the
sliuh and prevention of tulierculo
sis in the I'nitcd .States, with a to
tal membership of over Jii.ouo, all
engaged in an active war on con
sumption. Never liefore in the his
tory t.f the country has aiuh an
army lx-cn massi-d to light against
disease. And, with the present
rate of inci ease sustained, it is csti
mated that the army will be doiihle
in si w ithin a year. On January
I, i:'o.". there weie in the F idled
Stat e4 only I associations for the
st ml v' and prevention of tuheivulo
sis. l!y January 1. 1!"'. theiewill
iiudoiiiltfdly lie ,.,.'ii such associa
tious. The States whiih lead in
the number of associations are Mas
sachiisetls with Ji, New Jersey w ith
J'J, New York with l!, Michigan
with lii, and Pennsylvania with 1 1.
Thirty live of the forty six Mates
have one or more associations.
Ihese associations are all phihin
thronie in organization, and are
compose.) in piiysictun aim ia
men, both men ami women, win
are anxious to see the nmulicr of
deaths from tuberculosis reduced
That such organizations arc instni
menial in saving lite, may lie seen
from the reduced death rate in sev
eral cities. Ill lioston the death
rate was reduced from 2 1. TO to ll'.til
per ten tlioiisund, largely through
the etlorts of the local associations,
lu New York it is estimated thai
the campaign against tulierrulosi
has saved to the city annually al
lea. t .'1,000 lives, lu (Tiicngoasini
ilar reduction iu the nuiulier ol
deaths from tulic;ciilosis has been
allecled.
At the head of the great cam
paign iH-ing carried on throughout
the country, is tlio .National asso
edition for the iSludy uml Pieven
lion of Tlllierculosis, with Presi
dent Uoosevell as one of il.s head.-
and with nearly '.'.ooo inemlH'rs in
everv State in the I'nion. Allied
with the national body me '.'7 Stati
assot -bilious who lire lighting tu
berculosis iu their various Slates.
And under these State organiz.il
tious, or independent of them,
there are neatly L'OO associations in
the principal cities ol the country.
The increase iu the tiiiinlior ol
sanatoria at the present time is
also particularly noteworthy, since
the need for IhmIs for tuberculous
patients is evident in every State.
There arc at the present time 2."iO
sanatoria mid hospitals making
special provision for tuliereiilous
patients, mid the entire bed capaci
ty of nil these institutions is but
r.i,UnO. When it is considered that
there sre in the Fnited States at
least ir.o.oiK) people sullcring from
tuberculosis, one third of which
nuiulier ought to lie in sanatoria or
hospitals, the lack of lied capacity
is very evident.
The dispensary movement, one
of the later utilises iu the unti
tuliereuloiis campaign, is also re
ceivinir a im-at impetus. Four
years ago there were only 10 tlis
iieiisarics in the United Slates; al
the ineseiit time there arc 1 .". and
. . . .. ...i : .1.. ..I ...
new ones are ocuig csiaoiisiieu in
the rate of one a week. These dis
pc usuries me places to whi' h any
one who thinks he has consuiiip
Tenth district lssiif.-ly m-nnaT.it le. ,) ,,,. j,, ,i,., mie would tie
Apart fiom local ami pei..ual eon !ilVNts. tired into the home of M.
tes's that lu.iv come to any pi'tv (in-fiila-r.', in the soulle ro part f
at any time, the Filth distrut is a
ria-k ribbed stronghold of hem.'
racy and will remain o. !
The ltepubli.-rtii vote this year is
a mere . spin t. It is abnormal and
cannot ta- maintained. It was then
las! opportunity l tool and trigm
n the illiteiiite Votcalwut tin- snl-
fiage aiiieiidnient. Il was their last
ind golden opportniiit) to practice
duplicity in regai.l i i b .ih rail
roiid and pt .hioir.ou legiN.iitio'i.
It was their eur to um- lh.' hi i i
ot eomuiercialisiii in points
I'l igliteit the honest and timid and
to purchase tin- piiicn.isiii'e.
The I). iiiiH-i.tlic gain this year.
i
grca! as il npM- ll. is noimai ail'.
Mill Is- maintaineil. I lie I Vino
crat it- party is acciist.mit-i to rasi a
large vote t acit eleciion, liecau-e It
has w in thy measures and men to
lie voted lor. Not so 'villi the lie-
iil lieans. Since ls'Hi thiuisiiuds
uf Kepublicins have refused to vole
beiiitiso they hud no sloiiiath for
their parly. This time the) weie
tb'.e to sit up and take their medi
cine even iu rniiipuu) Willi a laige
ilieie.lc of the brothel lu black.
The IVinocrut.s have taken no
tice and are glail to know jiisi wnai
the utmost strength of their oppo
neiits is. They me glad for the pi o
pie of Norlh Carolina lo know that
they ar- sale only so long as thi
ll lie 1 V illiteracy remains tine- tun
to principle, true to patty unit)
and true at the ballot box. I he)
are glad for the people lo be re
minded how easily the benefits of
while siipicmacy cm be lost - lost
irreparably the moment the negroes
present themselves lo their old
allies in charge ol the registration
and e'n el inn laws.
The chief boast of the lh-publi
cans is that I'.rvati s minority is
only .'L'.si:!. In I!hi it wa only
' l.nno, with a much smaller vote
than he received this jear. Judge
Parker had u larger majority in
l!io I, but his vole thill year was
Il'I.Il'I. Mr. lirvan's vote this
year is l:hVrT, a gain for Mr. Ill)
!in on the presidential otcol U
son. What hope for lit publicans or
fear for I einot rats spi lngs from the
sec saw record of the l.ighlh and
renin districts? F.xaininc the table:
sth Hist. lnili I'ist.
pmti . . . Hepul.hi'iiti Kepulilit'iin
l'.Mio DeniiH'i'iitii' licmiK-rntii-
... . Kepuhlit'iin llenioi'iiilio
HllHi I I. miKTiltll- iM'l.lOi'flltl.'
loos Uepulilii'iin Uepiihlicaii
What Kcpiibiiean is so bold iisto
count on victory; what Democrat so
timid as to fear defeat in the legis
hit are with the following table be
fore him?
Ykak. Senate. House
Ham
I'.ml
pun;
11 mis
Fresn Fruits
and
VCKJfltdDlfiS
mm
tioii. or knows that lie lias the tils-
wuz so skis-red hi nee I liecu bawn! ease, may go ami be examined and
Dat b'nr looked like to me he wuz.j given proper advice and treatment
biggerin a boss! An' 1 ties mint i free ol charge, or lor a very smut
iii.f-Mlf on llelll winder nanrs. 1 1 sum. The emphasis in these ins! i
failed on de hack ov me neck an' tut ions has been laid iu a regular
coin iced runiiin' dat way. an' I and sanitary lif:f on the part ol the
specs I done went a mile liefo' I patient and on his sleeping iu the
gut wer legs in ileriglit pontoon to open aii
do business, lint, man, wtien I tuti;
I Hewed, dat's dts whut I
. , I I
au no n ar on um nean jeann cnu
er kntchi'd me, no suh! 1 wakes
up nights ) it, an' nier laigs is des
a wuckiu' an' a wuckin' and I li tt
ler git up an' tie nm down ao.o 1
kin sleep wif lucr haid!''
F.vciy caeof backache, weak back,
bladder ii.lUtiimation aiiJ i he iiuiatii
naiua i Jaiieiroiis if ni'Kleilid. lor
sin h tiouhlea ate nearly alaays due to . y
weak kidneys, lake IVWilt's Kidney ' , '
a i. k .. i . t v. : I.I
,i IIOUU .OUfill iTH-uitiiic lur viuiuii.ii.
canned bv the best and most reliable canncrs
in this country, we arc receiving now for
our fall and winter trade. Ticked fresh and
put up by the best process, our canned fi-uits,
vegetables, fish and meats are as delicious as
when they arc in season.
DOSTER GROCERY CO.
now at hand and too much care can
not be used to protect the cliililrcn. A
child ia nuirh more likely to contract
diphtheria er scailet lever lieii he
has a col.1. I lie quicker you cure ins
cold the leu the risk. Chamlirrlaiu's
Coui.li Kenietly is the aole reliance of
many motlu-rs, aJ few ot tliuse ho
have ti iiil it aie willing to use any
other. Mr. I . F. Marcher ot Kiplry,
i., sayf : 'l have never used any
nilier llian rhaioberlain'a Couiil)
aud Hladdet Tills. They are antiae-p-, K,mj.. ivcliililien and it has ai
de and aoolhe pain quickly, maisti jvr0 .j,,,,,. This
upi.u PeWilfi Kidticy and Kladder telneJy collaii no opium or other
Villa. For weak kidnrya anJ infljin-L,rcc lnj ,ay , Ken as coi.fi
mation of the bladder tlit-y jlty to a child aa to au adult." Fur
equaled. Regular size oc. Sold here j l(J b Df s j Welsh.
by English Orng Company.
A man a frieutls make him pleas
The beat way to lnUnnce an ac j i( aiJ ,ita UemiM nmke hm
count w to stpiare it. ; H,roIlg
nat we Know is nine; wuai we
dou't know is inimeuse.
Joint.
;i'i in; let llein.K-riil.-t
X 17 -'" Kepul.llCllll!.
;l J ;, pupulisi
4:1 lu:! ll'l I tfmii.Tots
ti 17 Ui'j.iildieoiis
1 I Inilepenil't
il'i 11:! llemoiT.its
ii 7 Kepuhhi-ans
.pi '. 1 1 1 PcmuoriiM
l -jo Kepiihlicans
Jl 'a; p!; II. mi u' nils
il I'.", !!l Kepiil'lit'iins
The legislature of l.v- was lost
to the Oelnocrats of this Slate fol
lowing the prohibition election o!
I vM. In ( ihio and Indiaim the l
publicans this year had to bear the
brunt of a prohibition election, and
they went down in defeat. K-n-k
riblicd Maine barely escaped.
That the lVmoeiaey of North
Carolina has giapph-d wilh this
problem and wilh the other great
problem of regulating public scr
vice corporations ami has cmeiged
from the conllict w ith ils vote in
creased Ul.s:i over two years ago
(IT.1 jmt cent.), and with ils great
majority iu the ltgislaluie uu
scathed, may well eausp our critics
to pause and ask themselves if the
wish is not father to the thought.
when thev talk about D. iu s ialic
tlefeat.
Mrs. AUHaney'a Experience.
Mrs. M. MrK uiry of I'ltntiaa, Miiw
mitrs; "1 was t oiiliui'il lo my hcu lor
three months with kidney ami bladder
trouble, and was treated by to pliy
sicians but failed to tet relict. No hit
man tongue can tell how 1 soillercj,
and I had given up hope ul ever get
ting well uutd I begau taking Foley's
Kidney Remedy. Alter taking two hot
tics I felt like a new person, and feel
it my duty to tell anlit-riiig wonim
whit Foley's Kidney kemcdy did tor
ine." English Drug Company.
Kvery dollar should lie made to
pay for a huudred cents' worth of
life.
Utility of Counterfeiting.
the city about uu hour niter the
killing of the engineer. There arc
some who believe that the two
crimes were tloiie by one s ron.
bill these arc lew. Mos! ia-lieve
that theit- aie two separate crimes
-tint the I'itt that both came close
tcg.'lht-r is ui re of a coineiiieiice
Mian a consp:..icy. The crimes
have greati) shocked Durt.iim and
cicry i'lli'1 1 ol the l uce ha- b'tn
licit simvthe news of tile shooting.
The fai l that .vilhiu three mouths
there have Ifcu lite niiinteis heie,
two now in jail and threo ul Luge,
also one ciiminal ussaiilt case, m
j.til, and several oilier lesser crimes.
has made the situalioi. here one oi
a carnival of crime. The assassi
n il ion and the alteuipt to iBilider
a family has made the story one
that has stii'ed all of this section.
It ha been all the la!k today and
Ihii ham is iu the limelight for a
dastardly crime that was never an
iieipalt l by the autliot ities and
ne that could not have liein pre
vented. I'.very means is now lcing
uvd to get hold of I he guilty party.
Knginifi Holt was shot lu.iu his
hack while sitting in the cab wilh
hss hand on the throttle, lb' was
preparing to move his train out
lioin liie cull chute, where In-stop
lied to get water and coal. Tin
man who did the shooting was seen
standing under the chute iuitnedi
att ly aller the gun was tired and
he did not make any gicat 1mm
in gelling away. He stood around
and while the conductor and Mag
man. wli were iu the cab with the
engineer al the time, and Fireman
I'avlor. who Wiisout getting water
lor his engine, left the train for
tear ol being shot, the assassin
walked oil mid disappeared in tin
darkness. The lireman then maim
ed the engine and while the con
iluclor held up the head ol the dy
nm man. the engine was run down
some lour or live hundred yards.
There In lp was called and the au
thorities notified. In ashori while
Mie shcrill' ami several of his ilepu
ties ;i t :t i a nmulicr of police t. liners
utiii the coroner were on the job.
Since then the men have not eaten
tun slept ami ve' the matter is
mystery, l'vcry pos-iliie clue ha
hii'ti followed. Hut as a matter ol
fact, there were hut few clues ti
follow. Tin- man was shot from the
back, iu the dark, assassinated ami
all his li'ieiids say that he did not
have an enemy. Thai makes it all
the worse for the ollicers. Nothing
to wink on,
Three Condemned iu Magistrate's
Court and Lynched.
The little town of Tiptonvillc
Teun., bordering on Itoellool lake
which has been the scene of h
mam .stirring litcuienis me past
mouth, witnessed the lynching late
l uesilav ullernooii ot three negroes
who were arrested that morning
for muidei ing Special hepaly Slier
ill liichiird JniTiiss ami fatally
wounding John Hall, a deputy
hei ill. The negroes are Marshall
I'. Iwiii'i! and .Inn Stiuebaek, broth
eis. 1 liev created a insturiiaiict
,it a ileum religious meeting neat
Tintnhiillo Saliiiihtv night, am
when I he two ofheers attempted I
ai rest them, a light ensued in which
l he ncgi'ocM came out victnrioil:
and made then escape. I hey wen
pursued, captured and placed in
iail. As a Ivnching w:is imminent
au unusual course was taken.
magistrate opened court, summon
ed a jury ami alter hearing theev
deuce the prisoners were condemn
ed to death and hung, (ioverum
Patterson ordered it company
militia to Tiptonville as soon as he
was advised of the trouble, but the
in 1 1 i t ul v ariived too lute.
Hoarse coughs and atuflycoldi that
mav develop int.) pneumonia over
More people aie taking Foley'd Kid
ncy Kline. ly every year. It is consul
ercd to l: the most ellrrtive lemed)
lor ki.lney ami I. ladder troubles that
medical science can devise. 1'olcy
Kidney Keinedy corrects nr t gularitie
atul builds up worn out tissues aud ic
stoics lost vitality. It wiil make you
letl well and look well. Fnglit.li Diug
Company.
There are a lot of people iu busi
iiess who have no business liciug
there.
Hedicine That Is Medicine,
"I have Miliered a good deal with
malaria and stomach complaints,
but 1 have now found a remedy that
keeps me well, and that remedy is
Klectric Bitters: a medicine that is
medicine for stomach and liver
troubles, aud for run down condi
tions." savs W. C. Kiestlcr of Hal-
Of
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For Farmers.
The Advantage you Get hy Let'
ting us Have your Seed Cotton.
The man who feeds his raw seed loses
money. The man who swaps his seed
to us for meal and hulls makes money.
V'e grind the seed, use the oil and pay
you for it, and you still have more real
feeding value than you had in the whole
seed. All agricultural authorities w ill
tell you that this is true. The oil in
the seed has no feed value, hut really
injures the stock. You can sell us the
seed for the top market price and then
huy meal and hulls or you can swap
the seed for hulls and meal.
Here is the way to trade to
your own great advantage :
Uring us, for instance, at this date, one
ton, or 000 pounds of seed, and get
for it: "A U pounds of hulls and 000
pounds of meal, or a total of J,04(5
pounds of feed for the 2,000 pounds
you hrought us. This is ahout the pro
portion you should feed, hut we can
varv it if you wish.
Progressive farmers everywhere
Know that this is the best way to
dispose of your seed. Feeding cat
tle this way, if it is enly a few
head, means building up your
laud.
We w ill he glad to talk further on the
suhject at any time.
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The Monroe Oil Mill.
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How's This?
low Boy Tobacco by the caddy, 27 1-2 cents.
Two sacks good Smoking Tobacco for 5 cents.
Two pounds loose Soda for 5 cents.
The best home-made Molasses you ever stuck
your "taster" to, 50 cents.
We buy al) kinds of Produce.
Monroe Supply Co.
impson s 0
Is the place to buy Drugs and all
articles that go in an up-to-date and
First Class Drug Store.
Our Prescription Department
is unexcelled.
C. N. Simpson, Jr.
ra.sing counterfeit money is no morse I jy., Arj .;le,.trj,. vn purify
man . ...... t j V J i , i antl curieli the WihmI, tone tip the
Nearly everybody know, PrW.tta ; n.Ktit arc quickly curi oy r niey j 0rim. rrmetiy 7' 'wrvtMmd impart vipor ami ener-
1 ttiit tar v Ki,ra are ine tif 1 puis nogr, iuu 1 ... h n....w iini.mc4 1 - ft-
made. Tliey are
little liver nlla.
Company
viaers are the Ix-l ri" n 1 "'. ' "",e "'" J "J Tr- ne eon i1"J c"iJ .. . th,, wPak Yonr UK,npv will
,re .nt.ll. Pleaiit. Mire j membrane,, he.lt the lonRt, ami e- renietly that cure, the mFt obMn.ttte K ' 1
. Sold by linclish Hroi !! tl e cold from the aytem. Eng. 1 coKh nd heala the lungi. tngln-h rcf in Int if it UU. to help you.
Lh Uruj Company. I Drug Company. 50c. at Knglihh Drugetmipaiiy g.
McRAE MERCANTILE CO.
THE LEADING GENERAL STORE
We are always ready to offer our customers
the best goods at the right prices and guaran
tee to please. Our shelves are all the time run
ning over with the best line of Shoes in town.
We have the best line Ladies and Misses Cloaks
in town at the price you au can wear one.
Come and see. Our shelves are loaded with all
kinds of Dress Goods. They are for you at
prices that will tickle you. We invite you to
make our store your headquarters when in tho
city. Respectfully,
McRAE MERCANTILE CO.
' rilONE No. 45. LOAN & TRUST BUILDING.