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Come On, ConcorJ.
Cone M Time..
Mr. Editor. What the people cf
Concord ought to do and do at once
is to build a railroad to Monroe.
Steps should be taken to get a meet
ing, determine on immediate action,
secure a charter from the legislature
now in session and get busy throw
ing dirt. We do not want any more
roads built around us, do we?
COM'ORDI.XN.
Notice of Administration.
Having this day qualified as the ad
ministrator of the estate of the late
Mrs. Henrietta F. McCauley. this notice
is for the purpose of letting any one
having claim against the estate know
that they should be presented to the
undersigned before the lot day of Feb
ruary. 1M2, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. Those in
debted to the said estate are notified to
make prompt payment of the same.
This the 28th day of January. 1911.
ANNA REDFERN.
M. E. McCAULEY,
Administrators of Mrs. Henrietta F.
McCauley.
Pastor Russell's Prophecy is Dra
matically Challenged.
When Pastor C. T- Russell of the
Brooklyn Ubernac'.e, Brooklyn, X.Y..
speaking today at Convention hall
on the milleniura, announced that
Christ would return to earth in 111 15,
he was dramatically challenged by
W. A. Cuddy, an evangelist cf At
lanta, li. In the rapid tire exchange
of words that followed, the crowd
became excited and a panic was
vrtA.I nn!v bv the suppression of
Cuddy, who" was led aside ly friends.
More than I.UV people nnsea ana
hooted when Cuddy interrupted Rus-
n,l dtvlared that l'.M5 was alto-
I gfther tv soon for the milleniura.
I "lit him out " shouted st-vtTal in
the auditorium, "l-et him stay, he's
ail risrht," cried others, T,T
When Pastor Russell was able t
proceed, he declared that the B.ble
supported his contention that the
milleniura was due soon. Cuddy
burst forth again, charging Russell
with "rank heresy" and with attempt
ing to foist his views on weak-minded
and ignorant people who never
read the Bible. The crowd resented
this and Cuddy was jostled about m
the hall until he was out of hearing
range.
When the meeting was concluded.
Cuddv stationed himself
outside the hall near the entrance
and resumed his refutation of Pastor
li.iMPir remarks. The police threat
ened arrest but Cuddy defied them
Finally the police decided anotnei
way to" accomplish their end would
be to disperse the crowd, and Cuddy
walked angrily away.
Notice.
Having this day qualified as adminis
trator of T. P. Sinclair, deceased, this
is to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of my intestate to
present same to me duly proven on or
before the 20th day of December. lsll.
or this notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will make prompt settle
ment with me as administrator and
save costs. This 10th dav of Decem
ber, 1910. T. E. SINCLAIR. Admr.
of T. P. Sinclair, dee'd.
Williams, Lemmond & Love, Attys.
NICE
Fresh Sausage.
Mountain Dried
Fruit.
Fresh Hams.
And many other
good things.
M. Waller
A Welcome Chance to Those who
Suffer
C jming to MOXROE, X. C, en
Saturday, Feb. 11th.
to stay at Gh-uaster Hott l.
Dr. Francis S. Packard,
of Greensboro, N. C,,
Consultation and Examination Confi
dential, Invited and FREE
I t-i Pi
1 K-
Trim t Liu tifib
To see all of his regnlar Patients and sncb
now Cases, as may wish to coiuult him
Dr.rackardtnjoysa state wide reputation,
among the profession and the 1'uMic of
North Carolina, where for more than 25
yean he has devoted his entire time to the
Study, Treatment ami Cure of Chronic
Diteaiea. The Doctor has had wonderful
success in his choten work, that of curing
chronic sufferer. Men, Women and Chil
dren. The Patients he has restored to
Health after they had given up all hope
of being Cured are numbered by the
Thousand. He is a kind, pem-rous,
democratic gentleman to meet, of lii;h
scholarly attainments, and dignified per
sonality. Coupled with Brotherly inter
est, in all who seek his advice. He does
not take a 1'atient for Treatment unless
he can foresee a Cure of the Case. The
most commendable feature of his work,
and one that appeals to the ordinary sick
person, is the fact of his charges being so
reasonable and moderate as to make it
within the reach of even the very poor.
At no time do the charges amount to
more than $7.00 a month or about $1.50
a week. He gives his own medicines,
and there are no extra Charges. It takes
him never more than from fonr to six
Months to Cure Case nnder Treatment.
All Cases, rven those who have been
riven op as Incurable or Hopeless, have
been Cured and restored to perfect
health bv this Brilliant Physician aud the
wonderful method be employs.
If you want to meet him and have him
examine yon, go to see him, and talk the
matter over with hiin. It will cost you
nothing if he does not pnt you nnder
treatment. If he takes your case, it will
cost you a very small sum to get weiu
Remember the Date. -py. 1 1 fV
m,A rmn. rl. X 6 U. 1 1 bU
Important Supreme Court Decis
ions. The bank guaranty laws of
Oklahoma. Nebraska and Kansas
have been declared constitutional
by the Supreme court of the
' United States.
', The court has declared uncon
stitutional the "contract labor
law" of Alabama. The law in
question provided that if a labor
er with intent to defraud entered
into a contract to labor for anoth
er and quit before money ad
vanced under the contract had
been paid, he should lie guilty of
a misdemeanor. The quitting
was made by the law a prima
facie presumption of intent to
defraud. The Supreme court
held that the law in operation
furnished a convenient instru
ment for the coercion which the
constitution ami the act of Con
press forbid; and that it was "an
instrument of compulsion pecu
liarly effective as against the
poor and the ignorant, its most
likely victims." A similar law
exists in several other States.
; The court has also upheld the
new policy of law, making an
; initial carrier of interstate com
' merce liable for loss to shipments
while in transportation, not only
on its lines, but on those of con
necting carriers. The policy was
incorporated in the so - called
"Carmack amendment" to the
Hepburn rate law, enacted by
Congress in 1(.HH. Justice Lurton
announcted the opinion of the
court. Strangely enough. Justice
Lamar, who recently took his
; seat as a member of the court.
: argued the case before the court
' on behalf of the railroads. One
i objection to the law was that it
interfered with the freedom or
contract Justice Lurton replied
that there was no such thing as
absolute freedom of contract.
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Christmas
We have a few mules left from the last ear which we receiv
ed. These are large Kentucky mules and a nicer lot has never
come to Monroe. Our buyer always gets the best on the mar
ket. Wc sell or swap just as cheap as we can afford and our
terms are reasonable. Also we carry our regular line of horses,
wagons, buggies, surries, etc.
Car of Hackney Wagons
last Friday. We sold 125 of these wag
ons last year and they have given almost
perfect satisfaction. We also have a
full line Buggies, Surreys and Harness.
We continue to sell our full ca
pacity every day.
TVio mill L-pptw mnnintr mprri-
ly day and night and the end of
our good times is not in sight.
This is because all over the
rnnntrv dealers who are selline
'our product are having a great
aemana.
It is because the people are
buying more and more of the fa
mous brands of
Invincible,
Golden Cream.
Bakers Choice.
Every year dealers are calling
on us for more.
And this is what we strive to
do-to make our flour liked by
the consumer so well that he will
insist on having it.
Our flours always guaranteed
to give satisfaction.
Henderson
Roller Mills Co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Horses, Mules and Vehicles.
What
Kind
Do
You
Give
Holiday Present
that are useful or the kind
that are put away soon for
gotten ???????
i You will find in my stock of
I urniture some very pretty ana
uselul presents:
Pinanos, Ograns,
Phonographs,
Dining Room Sets,
Nice Rockers, and a
' Good Assortment of
Couches and Lounges,
: Book Cases, Room Suits, Ladies
HpsWs f.pnMpman'a Desks. Li
brary Tables, Art Squares and
,Kugs, Lxpress Wagons, incy
rlp. Vplnrpripdea for the boys
and Girls. Come early and get
first selections.
T.P.DILLON
gale OayE
Watch Indian
Trail Grow!
PSJext Friday
and Saturday
wc will put on sale one nice
$60 Top Buggy
cadi day for
$43.68, spot cash,
between the hours of 10:30, a. m.f and 12 o'clock.
Be on time and get one of the bargains. You can
not get the above buggy at the price only on the
above named days and hours, so don't forget the
time, as others have done on our special hour sale,
and want the goods at same price. We sell just as
we advertise, if you get left it is your fault, not ours.
We will also put on sale on the above two days
our entire stock of Furniture, consisting of beds,
bureaus, wash stands, tables, dining chairs, rockers,
bed springs and mattresses at cut prices, as we are
going to close out the above line at present. Also a
lot of kitchen safes, the best you ever saw for the
money. Watch this space; we will offer you some
thing else next week.
INDIAN TRAIL SUPPLY CO.
Indian Trail, N. C.
HORSES
MULES
Quantity and Quality can both be
found at our stables. No waiting till
the next load, for we always keep
plenty.
We arc handling more Ilorses
and Mules than ever before, which
proves to the people that our style of
doing business is the best way.
Wc strictly guarantee every Mule
and Horse to be as represented.
If you owe the old firm of E. M.
Griffin come in at once, as the old bus
iness must be settled at once.
Yours for fair and honest dealing,
E. M. GRIFFIN & CO.