Facts for Weak
Nwe-tmtb cl ail tlx aitrkaa-u el nwa it due to nm dcraafcomt nr dia-
ttK of lh orf4M tfutiacUr (eauaiae. Such wckacas cm be er4 ia cer4
tary day
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
It Makes Weak Women Strong,
Slek Women Welt.
It arts directly oa the orfaas affected and it at tha a lima a feocral mtore
tic Ionic tor the whole a?teaa. It cure icaiala coanplaint ri(bt ia tha privacy
H borne. It make Bncicry tha dajrcaMa queanaaial, eeaiatiowa and
local treatment m iraivcnalljr limited upoa by doctors, aad M abhorrent to
every modest woman.
W thatl not r-artirujarue hen aa to tha symptoms of
iHote peculiar effcrtums inciJeat to women, hut I'wae
tiaiinf lull information aa to their avmptoma ami
latent at positive cure a-e referred lo the Peuple's Coot
moa Scaaa Medical Aivier par, nely riJ
tad up-to-date I'dilit a, acat fret oa receipt vt 21 one
teat atampa to cover coat vl mai'mf aa.V; or, ia cloth
tindiaf I. 31 i'mr.
Addrnt I)r. R. V. Tierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Springj
House Painting.
When all the world seems to change from the dull
ness of winter to the brightness of summer, then is
a good time to change the aspect of the house and
put a little brightness into it. Paint it. Put new,
live colors on it that will not only improve its ap
pearance, but will also preserve the wood. The
purity and quality sort is the class of house paints we
recommend, and we have them in 32 colors and tints.
ENGLISH DRUG CO.
The Dependable Store.
Have You
Did you know that in case of total
disability, our new 18-payment pol
icy not only pays itself up automat
ically, but becomes an asset? (J It
is better, in case you lose your earn
ing capacity, to have an asset rath
er than be troubled with a hopeless
effort to pay premiums. If You
ought to investigate this proposi
tion. Call on us and talk it over.
GORDON
SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY.
81'RIX'i SOHEDI'I.K KF'EC'TIVK 12:01 A.M.,
Sl'SDA V. Al'KII. HTH, 111.
Arrivals.
No. 40, Charlotte to Wllmliifttnn S:lSa.m
No. US. Ririutnirhain-Atlanta to forta-
mouth-New Yora :10a.m
No. 48, Charlotte to M'inrue :Ma.m
No. U, New York to Birmingham H:SSa.m
No. 4&, Wilmington toCliarlotto 11 Mi a m
No. M, Atlanta to M on roe (loral) t:W p m
No. 44, Charlotte to Wilmington . Ip.i
No. 182, Ruthrrfordtotl to Monroe : p.m
No. 82, Birmingham to New York M p.m
No. W. Wilmington to Charlotte 10:Wp.m
No. 11, New York-Portsmouth toAt-
lanta-Blrniingha:n 10- p.m
Departures.
No. Hi, Charlotte to Wlluiington 6:50 a m
No. 5, Klrmlnhim Atln:to l'or'H.
Biouth New lork 6:lSan
No, N, New York to Birmingham IMi.u
No. MS, Monroe to Kui.Vrfordton :ia.m
No. 4S, Wilmington to Cliarlutte U:lua.m
No. Ml. Monroe to Atlanta (local) ....11 :(6 a m
No. 44, Charlotte to Wilmington :00 pm
No, 4, Monro to Charlotte :10 p m
No. 12, Birmingham to New York.... :40p.i
No., Wilmington to Charlotte 10:i p m
No. 41, Birmingham to New York-
HiirMinmuth IImWmm
No. U and 2, Atlanta-Birmingham Special.
Steel, electric lighted Pullman Drawing Koom
Sleeper between New York and Mempbla,
Steel, electrto lighted Hul'maa ObnerTatlon
Sleeper between New York and Birmingham.
Electric lighted Pullman Drawing Boom
Sleeper Charlotte to PorUtaonth.
Train) No. 41 and W, ateel, electric lighted
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeper betweea New
York and Atlanta. Pullman Broiler car lor
Car between Atlanta and Birmingham.
Tralni Noa. W and 40, Parlor Car between
Charlotte and Wilmington.
W. A.BKNTON.JR.,
Telephone U. Local Ticket Agent
DR. B. OREW1SRNTi
DBNTIST.
Charges reasonable.
Satisfaction enarantaad.
OSes one door sooth of C.W,Brooer.'aJ
Will be at Marsbville, N. C.on first
and third Mondays of each month, and
at Matthews on second and fourth
, Mondays. Pbont in
Women
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IXSUKAXCR fc
IXVKSTMEXT
CO.
Land Near Monroe for Sale
Under and by virtue of a judgment
of the Superior court of Union county,
made in tne special proceeding entitled
jonn Kj. MKes, administratorof Monday
Starnes, deceased, et al. vs. Jerrv
Starnes et al. ; the same being No. 513
upon the special proceeding docket of
saia court, ine undersigned commis
sioner win, on
Saturday, May 27th, A. D. 1911,
at 12 o'clock m., at the court house door
in Monroe, worth Carolina, ofrer for re
sale to the highest bidder, the said land
lying and bting In Monroe township,
North Carolina.
Beginning at a pine by two
pines and BJ, Monday Starnes corner
in raiient line, and runs said line N
111 W 65 chains to a stake, I'O, BJ and
2 pines, Robert Moser's corner; thence
wun ma nne w 4t.&u chains to a BJ by
a PO, RO and dogwood in Lee Helms'
old line; thence with said line S 114 W
21.50 chains to a stake by a PO, hick
ory ana t pines, rJ. stancil'e corner;
thence N 564 E 21.75 chaina to a mb
by a WO and 2 RO's; thence S 744 E
9.40 chains to a hickory by a WO, R0
ana mapie; mence a m fc, U.75 clmins
to a PO by three sweet gums by a
pond; thence S 19 E 27.25 chains to a
suae dv tnree fO's near a drain;
thence S 35 W 23.90 chains to a rock
by a PO, said Standi andJ.F. Doster's
corner; thence S 75 E 15.87 chains to a
stake by a pine and BJ in Monday
Starnes line; thence with two of his
lines N 12 W 12.50 chains to a pine by
a pine and PO; thence N 78 E 20.50
cnains to the beginning, containing 161
acres more or less, less 38 acres cut off
saia tract on north side. See plat and
sub-division in clerk's office, to which
reference is hereby made. The said
tract being known as the McCorkle
tract Bidding to begin at fl.750.00.
Second Tract Consisting of about 51
acres, adjoining and being a part of a
tract conveyed to Monday Starnes by
Lee Helms on December 7, 1880, and
recorded in Deed Book 36, page 492, in
office of register of deeds of Union
county, to which reference is hereby
made. Biddiw to begin at $490.00.
Terms of sale- OnA-haif ..k a a.
of sale, one-fourth in four month.
thereafter, and the halanea
or before the 1st day of January, de
ferred payments to bear interest at the
r"t..8.Per.cent' nd I118 retained
until all of said purchase money is paid.
ims zaid day or April, A. D. 1911.
JOHN C. SIKESCommiasioner. i
DIAGNOSING A JOKE. "
k teamed Eaey at First, hut tha Caaa
Proved Hepeleea.
Tie name of the author of tha fol
lowing alory la U-nor kuowa for poet
ry thai pruae. ll-err. here U what
8. E. Klaer I'eri-etrah J at a roovcu
tim of American liutnorlma:
Taw and nia w were Kitting In the
Jltine room uue evruiuc. and retlj
aoon paw began to la It.
"What's wruuer luaw eat.
Tlila la one of the U-at Jroka I crer
Me," paw aara.
"I.lnwii and I'll ro 1 1 t to yon: 'Wl-v
I the mistake of a tlljcr it lU
that of a t'iim:r lo you Li.owT'
paw Hit.
"No," mw told blui.
"Itwot," paw ml. "vh fai
titl the oiIht nil in il:. r.
"How c!. tlioy ! fluty linn .-t
Ikxiwi mey iiin.ii- , itU-taLo, paw
anwrvtl
"Whirli dor?" rnnw iA?.
It tb of them." p.tw lo'd ber.
"That's why t!it laista". p "f t!u df k
ter Ir.r.ent a I'.:nl ta t!ic tleni'isT."
"Why ntV ay maw.
The tlix ktor only Vila Six foal."
paw tola her. anl tu tl i:tur.t !!1U An
eker."
"I d.m't understand About the feat."
maw eI. 'Why do he Wl six nf
thetu nml What dies he (.'.I them
wlthr Paw lpnn lo look k'nd of
play out of hi cyca. tnd he l the
jtvik n pi I n lo himself So he would be
cure he Didn't make enny mistake.
Then he :
"Why. you aee. If a dooktrr would
make a mistake It mile lie fade, and
ao he would (ill alx feat of earth with
tnnn. bo'tiuo the man would lie
olout six feat tall, you no."
"I don't aee mutch to luii?h a bout
uoh a Joiik." maw told him. "May
lie It miten't t n man at all. Or he
mito he tiliort."
"till, well.' paw aaya, "they just pre
tend Ho would In a lx fiwier ao at
to Make It come la with the nkcr."
"Why do i hoy want to do thatr
maw nst.
"Th;:!' tho Joak." paw aya.
"Whl-h is":- maw told him.
"Why, the nkcr," paw nnsercd.
"Where are they enny Junk nbotit
that?" maw nsf.
"The denlust fitN It. you no." paw
I Md. but he Didn't wine to be very aure
I alxnit it lly that time.
I "Yea." maw nays, "but you red that
he mailo A mistake."
"Don't you know what nn nker Is?"
paw nst. "A tooth that You till Is nn
nker. mi l They have nkera of ground."
"Ititt where does the mistake come
In?" maw sod.
"Why, he I'l!ls the rotiR one," paw
answered. Wiping his forrld nnd kind
of looliiiiR Around like If ho una try
ing to sim If the escape was nil cut oft.
"Well, then, Imw doe lie 1111 the
aker." maw nst, "if the tooth he Fills
Is the run-,- one And duraent like?"
Theu paw Rot up nnd tore the Al
mntink'k In two nnd Threw It In the
waist basket nnd sod:
"They nre no use Trying to brlnn
enny sunshine Into This fambly. Let'
drop the subject. The man that rote
the joak Was a fool and the one that
printed It was a worse one, but I'm not
Rolng to rong Either one of them by
unjust Btisphhens. Stubby they didn't
every try to tell It To a woman."
New York Tost.
H At th Hay.
liicro nri( Mill some mighty enters
left. Xot long no a Berlin market
porter undertook for a vnirer to put
awtiy nt one kiHiiik' six mutton clions,
twelve cu'ks. n pinse, a duck, tdx
pounds' of iKitiitno and twenty-two
pound of liiiy. lHIIlculllen were aullc'
llHited with Hie Inst course, nnd largo
sums wore laid iiKiilnst the nccotu
plislimont of tho feat. The iugeulous
porter solved tlie dillkully by calling
lor a cigarette after he had flnlstiod
tlio duck. He then set light to the
hay, pounded the ashes up with the
potatoes and swallowed the lot. Aft
er a heated discussion the referee de
clared lilra the winner. London (iloUft.
Haavy Rollers at 8t Halana.
If the sea were to break on the
shores of Coney Island lo time of calm
weather with the same force as
ooes on toe snores or St. Helena sec
tions of South Brooklyn would be un
Inbofbltable In all likelihood. They
bare at St. Helena what are known as
calemmas, or heavy rollers. These
rollers are particularly bad In time of
calm weather. They strike the island
with such tremendous force that the
spray Is sent over Goat Pound ridge,
which Is Bcveral feet above sea level,
Scientists nre of opinion the calemmas
are caused by seismic disturbances be
neath the ocean. Exchange.
H's Record Not Claar.
inanes smitu, a jovial negro, was
arraigned before Judge Fawcett lo the
county court, Brooklyn, on a minor
charge.
"Smith," asked the court, "did yon
ever commit a crime beforeT
Tbe negro pondered for a moment
"Well, yo' honnh," be answered slor
ly, "Ah can't cactly say. but Ah dons
got married one time." New York
Times.
Plenty of Company.
"Tea, she went craiy over bridge.'
"A sad case,"
"Oh, no great harm done. Tbey put
Iter ia a fashionable sanitarium, and
sbe Is playing a better game than ever
now," Washington n era Id.
Tha Last Hole.
Figg That was a mighty appropri
ate text tbe parson took for poor
Drassle's funeral sermon. Fogg What
was it 7 F1gg--ne baa finished bis
course." Boston Transcript
Happiness Is not the
end of life!
character ls.-Beecber.
OnevetVcaaof
'this coftee voull
find this .printed
guarantee:
rif idle r I'sirtf the ettfutatiH ?
MtA tens a irus caaw are f -
rut saiiafird in rverv re-WJ
) vn;l tri n'oei nA for il ft
teace Nesotiations ia Mexico.
Kl I'iisi. Tex.. A.ril Tli.
selection o , raso its t he tilm-
ior ihikiui the i urinal lK-ncccon-
111. ,1 M
IVrinee Jin. I the iijiiiiiiitr nf )iiilri'
Francisc.i t'atliajal of ti'e Mexi
can Suiui tne court as the Fc i. rai
cotiitiuNsHiiur, vt important
lcv'liiniictits in the ixace situu
tioii totlav.
.Iiiiliro ( iirahal is known to Ma
cro lv n til;ition only, hut th
insiinvcto
'ail
or considers the
appointment as
satisi'actorv. JIc
.Mexico h'st niifht
is traveling via
I.arcdo was nd
hit the City of
hut wlie! her lie
lliijjlt Pass or
stilted.
iciierai .avarr.j
s letter !o Ma
l'o tolhiws:
"I have lieeti inst rtn-teil liy my
tfiivcnimi'iit that the ptveniineii!
eeedes In your wishes willi iv-
t;atil t I In1 meeting place of the
lenee eiiiuiiiissinliers to viil! on
llic Mexican siile of the dat'.i ly
in li.-tue-n the citv df .hnrez
id vofir camp. I inn ulsn in-
tnicteil lii inform yon lluil tin
oliilnis;,iii.T n reprcsi'lils the
U'ovrnimeiit la 1 1 Mexico City l.tsl
I'iirlit."
Ca iied Liquor in a Walking Cane
llellj. li.lile, chief of poli.-e of
Cnmdcu and T. .1. Smyvl. .r..put
a slop to I lie prospering "Mind
tiirer" business of I'rimus Wil
ioii. a mulatto, on Saturday by
a clever piece of detection. (.i
Saturday llic police burned that
lie had received two (.'.dims ol'
iliiskey from .liiekscii villi', nnd
ib-cid.'d lo make n search at once.
They found iintliiiiK and were
about to jrive lip the search when
Mr. Nmyrl !icna t ) examine Wil
son's walking cane. The stick
iis'li' was v.ry innocent lookiuir,
lull .Mr. S.nyil Mu'eecdc'l in pull
in'.' the top off. The slick had
In i ii hollowed mil mi'! contained
a pitu of whiskey. Wilson wa;
not obi 'unuri to uk 1 :i slick,
I'll! had been cat n il:': one !'"'
soMie tunc, especially vneivy!' he
could find a crowd of m-irroes
nii.i was prospering on s'lliri'r
drinks nt 1 ciils t ach. lb' wo
arraigned before Ii.- city ive.ird
cr on Monday and let off with a
fine of 25 mid a lecture.
New Schedule on C. C. and 0.
It is generally iinders;o.id that
a change of schedule will soon be
nmioti'iepd that will provide for
tin- Seaboard and (.'.. and .
morninp connection at Hostic.
The Seaboiinl train No. 1.11 ar
rives nt Hostie at 1 ::!" p. in., and
the ('.. V. and O. train No. 4
pulls out for Alta Pass. Johnson
City and other points at 11:4.'! a.
in. There is connect inn on the
afternoon trains. No. ." of the ('..
('. and O. nuikiiif! clos' connec
tion with Seaboard train No. ''2
at 4 : 1 -" p. in. When this morn
ine; connection is nmde it will
jrreally tHPilitate travellers de
siring to rtinto Alta l'ass und Li'-
tle Switzerland and other resorts
for a few days stay. Accordinu:
to tlit present arrangement it is
necessary to lie over in I'mstic
for several hours.
The Primary Vote.
At the Democratic: prinutrv
held last Tuesday afternoon for
the purtHiHo of nominating a may
or and five aldermen for tliecity
of Monroe, the following were
nominated: Kor mayor, J J .Crow:
for alderman, first WHrd. T. ('.
tpv; aeeond ward, L. Howie:
third ward, W. A. Lane; fourth
ward. ('. K. Houston; at large, J.
I'd ml. The vote w as aa fol
lows: For niavor, J. J. Crow .
14!!; J. I). MeHae. 12! for al-
lerman 1st ward. T. C. Lee.lUG;
J. W. Connell, 76; for alderiiiHii,
aeeond ward. W. L. Howie, 1(:J:
O. Hlair, 114; for alderman ;lrd
ward, W. A. Lane, 142; C. II.
Richardson, :7; for alderman
fourth ward, V. K. Houston, 16;
(1. Henderson, HO; for alder
man at large, J. t.. Mini, .'.id.
mwEm
iiS ThsReily-TaylorCo.
ney Mil
Damage SuiU Against Bcru&l Co.
Through his attorney. Kohin
sm it t mile, ami IWkiiart &
iJlllilap. Mr. John T. lloue-l has
brought Kiiit aptinst V. II. I
sal & i-o. for f IOKH) iat!iiir. on
account of iiijiiri-8 m-ivt.l in
an acciilctit at Hlcwctt F.IU
while Ise was working for a-
felnhllltS. Tll MCrideli; oceil-rcl!
l).-tvmU-r r.Ni,sf ami Mr.JIow-i
II allejfcs that, as a -vault of the
ncgli(f,-iHH' of the ltoiiK.il C i.. he I
was knock.. I off th,. ,a ii t the,
falls Hinl remained in the ual. i
two au.l a half hours before be-j
inj r-M ueil. At a result of ililsj
exMisinv lie tmiher iille'.s tiint
he has Ixin in pour li-alth ever
sin. e, his prin-ipal complain! I e-
mg rtieiimatiMii. II,- is flu. 'it
years ol ajro jiml liis lu.ir at the:
lime of the ncciiieiit was black.:
Now it is almost on! in ly p';.y.'
Mr. lloucll lives on T. C. Cix.-'s'
place 111 LllesVllle towilsllip.
I wo men, Mr. John S. I'lirk.
ami a Mr. Little of I nion count j
were knoiketl off the dam ir.to
the river at the same time as Mr.
Howell and drowned. Their bod
les. tlioujrli dill!j:eiit search was
madefor days, were never iveov-
ere.l. .Mr. W. II. C ark of I. cs-
ville, father of .J..hu S. Cl-rk.
has a suit iicmlinir in the Stioe-
ior tourt ot tins county, as ex
ecutor, ajrainst lionsal k Co. for
Hl,IHKI dillliafres Oil Jieeoilllt ol
the death of his son.
or. liime, wile ol the oilier
..! ....
man wlio was drowned, compro
mis.-il, we limlersland, with l.un
sail & t il., or .IKH .Y.i. , s
bom Messi'iiL'i'r-lll1ellii'i'i:ceiv
t c
State tf O! I.i, rlty of Tulojo. i
Lucus County, i
Krank J. C heney mak.'S oath tli;it l. l
si nii.r puitri. r i f tin- tirm i.r K. J. cii,.H,.y
& Co., il. Injr l.uslii.'ss in the Citv ,.f T.
l.il.i. County nntl Stato uf.irriu'iM. ,ul
thai mi.I tirm will pay the kiiiii of i.;
lH'XIiliKK Dfil.l.AltS fir o.uh nn.l .v.
-ry caw i.f Caiarrli Unit c-ann-.t h i ur.- t
ly the use of HAl.t.'S I'ATAUItll CCuu.
ritVNIC J. i l!KNi:v.
Pworn ti h. f.rc m- nn.l Fnli.Tiln.l In
n.y nr. tl.Ut tth d .y of 1 -ember.
A. I. is4
t'ul) A. W. ni.r.f:.lS'.
N'-.tary Public.
ITnll'a Cntar'li Cure In t 'M.'i-n IliltiriTiiTw
nn.l ncla ilir . tly un-.n the t.1,,.,.1 nn.l in i.
'.ins surf'l. . ..f 111.- svstrm. S, ",l f .r
tcf tlnionlaix. f.p.
V. J. CIIKXKV CO., TVlcdi. O.
P..I1 by all Pnufttaia. "
Take Uttll'n Family Tilla for ronstlpaUon.
The Part He Liked.
She (at the piano 'i Listen, hr w t!o
yon like this refrain? . s
He Very much. The. r.ioie yo:'
refrain the belter I like it.
Tlie quicker a clJ is froltcn ri'l f t
less the iluiifjtr frmii piuiininia ami mint
.-rrioiis diseaMS. Mr. Ik Vi. I. Jhill, e!
Wavrrly, Vs., lavw '"1 lirn.lv believe t luiln
lierlain'LCi'iiiili Hniieily b ie absolutely lie
licst prepanilien i II tlie nmrket fur ("l.'.s. 1
have rt'cdiunieiiiled il to lay frirmlt uml
thev all agree ith nie." tor sale ly all
ilealem.
The Same Trouble.
"WbRt ore you doicf,?" aktd (he
convict of the reporter who was writ
ing an account of the prison build-
"I'm taking notes."
"Humph. That's what brought
tne here."
CANNED
GOODS.
There is a difference between
fresh canned goods and old sU.ck.
Only the newest is best having
that delicate natural llavor of the
fruit or vegetables. Knowing
mis, we buy only from factories
which can their goods immediate
ly after they are picked or grown
factories which are known to
work under conditions of perfect
cleanliness, lou may rely abso
lutely on our goods. We keep a
large variety rather than an ex
tensive stock constant renewal
being our policy. Next time vou
use our canned goods note the
fresh, natural taste tho charac
ter of them all.
Specials
This Week.
15-cent Tomatocg 10 centa
3 pounds best Kraut 10 cents
1 gallon Apple Vinegar 35 cent
1 gallon Georgia Cane Syrup.CO cent
H S
EST RIDGE
&
COMPANY.
Notice to Creditors.
Having qualified at executor of the
CBtate of W. H. Krauss, deceased, late
of Monroe, Union county, N. C.thig ia
to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased to
exhibit them to the undersigned at
Waxhaw, N. C, on or before the 20th
day of April. A. D. 1912, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their repovprv
All persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate pajrnent and
sava cost. This the 18th dav of April.
1911. J. M. NIVEN, fexecutor
, j . "Jf W" H" Kn,U8S dc'i
Redwine 4 Sikes, Attys.
'
DON'T
CARRY
A
LIST
If you keep your prorH-rty in
sured and it is burned, your
friends won't have to e'arry
around a subscription list in
your behalf. Tiie insurance
company will pay you the
cash. Get a policy. :::: ::::
N. C. ENGLISH,
At Savint's, Loan and Trast Cos.
Invincible flour,
(High Patent.)
Golden Cream.
(Fancy Tatent.)
Baker's Choice,
(Half Patent.)
Graham flour,
(Absolutely Pure. )
Buy flour with a reputa
tion. Just good, plain, hon
est home-made Flour. A
flour that ia actually good as
can be made from selected
Valley of Virginia wheat.
For sale by all grocers.
Henderson
Roller Mills Company
Ktieumacid
IT CURES
)thrumntlm ami tlloml Dlaraara
Tli i-iuipp of rhocniatisni Ih cxivs-a
ntii' iicl.l in the l.l.'nil. T. i nn ri.i-u-inutixm
tl.in ni'UI must e ix..-ll. .l from
tliv rymi-in, HlxumutiMii in ,oi lilt I
1ml iHm?uh' nn.l tt'iitlre an inuruM
ivmc.ly. liuliliini; wtli oil. inul l.m
nirhts may nst llic ..iln, t ut th.'y will
hit inori' Hire rhi tniiiitiHic tlian paint
will i haniri' tho til r of ml ten w.i.l.
4'ihxm Mht'iimntlHin 'l'u Slav I iirc.t.
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IT CURES
Notice of Administration.
Having duly qualified as administra
tor on the estate of 11. W. Soatare. de
ceased, all persons holding claima
apainst this estate are notified to pre
sent the same to the underpinned ad-
miniBtrator on or before the 5th day of
April. A. I). 1912. or this notice will he
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
are notilied to make immediate nav.
ment.
This 31t day of March, A. D. 1911.
The Savinus. Loan & Trust Cn
Administratorof H. W. Sustare, Dec'd.
A.M. STACK. J. J. PARKER
Stack & Parker,
ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW, '
Monrur, N.C.
Randlr civil ImKlnrta In all ai.i. .nH r.j
ral Oimrt. Kimilal attrntu.n tlvn to mn
Tn' J 'or Kiutor, Admlnlatra-
Mr. l'rkr will nr..l,, in all ih. rrinu.i
Court", aithr for fur itat or the dpfrimr.
"rricM In.Uw Building (A. M. Mack
oolccal.
' J. C. M. VANN,
Attorneu-at-Law,
Office in Loan A Truat RniMino
Phone 29. Rooms 2 and 3.
H. B. ADAMS, Jr.
ATTORNEY.AT.LAW.
Practlra In tha Ktata and rdrl
OIBcct 11 and 11 In tha law Building,
f HONK NO.
W. B. HOUSTON,
SURGEON DENTIST,
Office op stairs, Fitigerald Building,
Northwest of Courthouse,
Monroe, N. C.
HIT Mc.NIILY.
VANCE McKCELY.
MGNeem & MGNeely,
flUORNtyS-AT-LflW.
Practice in the State and Federal courts.
"Office up-suirs over Postofflce.