SPECIAL NOTICES-
THE f.MOX I-OIXIY FOKOI.
One rmt per word for one inser
tion. Turt' insertion lor tui yrii't
Of two. CASH.
Seed lYa-1-Mixed. $l.t0; 11 or
Iron. !:h y mixed. 11.15; uir
loor;!l. , 1 2i f. o. b. in sound
sacks. II. F. Anderson. lunbartn.
S. C.
Fr Sale Cheap.- Five paeiiu;er
touring ear in good eoudiii.t'i. tti!:'
Vit!i ! I l.to socutltv. Kt-d I'oll
c.m!e, ivr.-it siiu p, Luroe li'j.
!!(N'k t'.ir-u 'or lease. W alter Taylor.
.Siinull. X. i'.
Nav.ey h.t'l pol.ito plants I1.V0 pi r
10-JM; t'.ii..k!ia Yams, - i;. II.
Voder, lIuKory. X. C.
AnylMMiy (Miti lo Talc a Hint?
Marsh:ile Home.
X :t in i.svii! yeirs has su'h a thing
iHTurrvd u this ise. Men -veiy-l;ere
are hiulily indignant. artl are
i mpioyiiis every eorrceivable uttaRs lo
aseeri.iiu tlie tails- therefor. The
djn.lt mi . kery pi!l!iiu r in the coun
try i. aroiwd oiue a inonh hen he
receive I ii v ! cev el ins hi. riwi.t it's
paiv h.iM-.-, vUlte paper. His ey-
iK.ui.. Lino from tlnir sitrkils w Ufa
he m ;!ie adv;.te in prices ttr t li -prei
edinu inonln, i r hi lit art melt.
witliill Inni w hen he think . the
cash tieccs-aiv to pay thertfor, and is
reminded that pel haps lie ha one.
is n;
two tr !ie Lundred sutiscrii
ari ar ii:s ;M. ','.;, ih.
market is ;tll shot to p.tve.
that a couple a months ;.c.i .
ptihii.-her J,"o.iio a ton i.ow
nun ,.tn ,;i $.Vti a ion. Til.1
p.: pel
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,-t I he
l ua
l!..n:e
a'.-at
THE sill KU C A M H1DE.
Tola-.,;
resitf.ra;;
Co., t,r.--
t'h in, i iis:.
II. - Idle-W ld
S. C.
ellitihle to
Live SUx k
l'laiit j.".ir Muhlde land in early
hpecklv or l"ti day Ve'vet beans.
I'hea; r th:,n cow pea and more pro
1: it.. I ' u v diiect from slower ana
X-t pure strain. $1.00 per bush.
Alea;ui, r llros. t)wusa, Ala.
I.
For Sale Big bone guinea piss,
eisht weeks old. Weigh about 30
pounds. IJrcd from same stock 30
years. Extra fine pigs front flue
6tock. Will please those who waut
the best, l'er pig. $7.00 f. o. b. here,
J. E. Monts, Little Mountain, s. C.
Registered "Big Type" Poland
China hogs. Pedigree with every pig,
rite your wants. Satisfaction gua
ranteed. Hicks Bros., Roberta, Ga
For Sale One good milch cow.
Mrs. A. J. Price, Matthews, N. C. R
F. D. 18.
For Sale A nice fresh milk cow.
T. L. Price. I'nlonville. N. C, Kt 1.
Two automobiles
Lee Trull.
for sale. See
Bring your second hand cotton
Seed me.,1 bags to Monroe Oil Mill and
turn tin i.i into cash.
iNv.- peas for feed and for land im
prove! cut. I have fifty bushels of
clean, sound. Whippoorw ill peas for
salt, ;;t Si. 23 per bushel. F. M
.Sutton, Monroe K. F. D. 5.
See T. P. Uedwine for seed Irish
potatoes for your fall crop.
Wanted All the second hand cot
ton seed meal hags we can get. Will
pay 3 cents each for lots of 25 or un
dor. and lots over 25, four cents each
Monroe oil Mill.
Wanted -A good second hand
plaining machine. II. W. Killoagh,
Matthews, X. C.
Hopewell Lot For Sale One cor
ner lot DuPont Annex, for sale. One
block from Hopewell-Petersburg car
line. The nearest sub-division to the
big DuPont Powder Plant and In close
proximity to the new $3,000,000 steel
plant. Lot No. 30. block 13. Price
$350. terms to suit. Address Baxter,
204 Mechanics Bldg., Petersburg, Va.
W. 0. W. Clerks Get a new form,
pocket size, receipt book at The Jour
nal Ofiii'p. By mall 25ceuts cash.
Copple's furniture store Is the best
place to buy nil kinds of furniture.
Bee him before you buy.
Norton yam potato plants deliver
ed atiywlnie at one dollar per thou
sand, in lo s of one thousand or more.
Cash wiili order. J. W. Railings.
Indian Trad, X. C.
Second hand cotton seed meal bags
nre not worth anything to you but
you can n il them for cash to Monroe
Oil Mill.
rota to Plants at $1 per thousand.
Three varieties, Porto Ilica, Triumph
and Jerusalem Yams. It. O. Quinn
& Son, Titton, Ga.
Reclenned Whlppoorwill peas at
31.25 per bushel. J. W. Kallings,
Indian Trail. X. C.
has seen its p.iptr bill ill. Ieae
!:. lo s.,n dvdlara jr month
ihe ',ir.- oi the year. 'I'li.i, d.i
v,.!ii.:.r ii, it wo ar- r-ni:::iiiii. ivo.
in the extieme rear ;.!nut their suli
sriptions. We collider that v. h.w
done our , it tow a'. I tt'.wii.'.
have M,p,,li.',t ,,u w .ih r.. -.,,
hll'k'.! i)l i u i s.- i'i.t ii ;
t'e.-irt . siiir- ii it.-to con' tinted
pi i's weekly i-il wlilioul pie
test and v.1'- .Kuiiiail: tApetied ;.. u
t pay lor it ,-ome time.
Nw. in view el the rapidly in
creasing paper market, it would seem
that the tune to pay has come. You
eertainlv cannot expect us to send
you a paper free that cos's three
times to publish what the subscrip
tion rate stands at. The arrearages
amount to a cotisideiahle thing in
dollars. Every man knows or can fig
ure out what he Is due by referring
to his label. We appeal to the man
hood of every subscriber we want
him to think about the matter first
then we want him to treat us exactly
as he would have us treat him under
exactly the same circumstances.
Were you in the place of the editor
and we were the subscriber, would
you have us pay or would you not?
As much as we hate to lose a sub
scriber, and as unpleasant at it will
be, we will be forced to discontinue
all subscriptions that are so badly in
arrear, unless some satisfactory ad
justment is soon made. We cannot
afford to buy paper at the present in
creasing cost aa send It out without
receiving the price of the subscrip
lion, which is indeed small.
It you think it is right, honest, it
is you duty as a man to pay us or
make satisfactory adjustment of your
subscription. If you thing otherwise.
there is onlv one other course to pur-
ii. '. 1. t us hope that there are noli'1
of the latter . lass on our list
Sttoitd I truth it the Ceult of the
Murder of J:n";;e I .a tiler tf AU-
::t.
Suciin" V."'m rt Phillips of Madison
euuaiv. Al t., shot and killed himself
at the county jail at lianlsville. Ala..
Fuday. the stvotiU suicide growing
out i .he levent murder of Probate
'udv.c Lawlcr.
The sht-ritf wa not confined in jail
but l.vtd there as sheriff and jailer,
lie had been known as a political
iriei.d lo It. I. uvcrton, for whom a
w an ant has been issued in connection
with the Lawhr murder, and It Is
.-aid ht the .-tieriif s friends that wor
ij over ti,:kisM becuus he had not
arrested Ot -rto'i had caused the sui
i ide. Tli.:i the sheriff should have
tho'ight h:mf' sii-prcted of the
I '.wt r in ird r, howtver. was a
fit a; sur;n-e to many ;.s that cau.-cd
! a lew .lavs t-:..ie. w lien s. I.. I'lea-v,,(iai.t-
w.. U'i.t:d s- ot to death in his
.',, c :i.r. Lav!. i ; ., i; 'to say i.lg he killed
U".
.. r
i
e'ir I
t. ;!''
I: mi. - if at!-.' he ..'.. .-u.-pectod n
nnr.h : ii. .'ad-e Lawlcr. The pro-e.-istioii
de. lar. d tiii.t no suspicio l
'had t.e.M. .!;: .:. ! a...n.-t Pleasant.-.
Mo ft! i -rt u ; rei'iiiy issueu a
:et:t 1 ; ! '.;) lo el Uleisin l -
ivei!ou had t ot l.-en arrestee
lonrtte's Comiiiunity Sjiirit.
Vjt conimutlity spirit wi:i ever pre
vail. With feeling of good will or when
troubles assail.
We've been seized with that feeling
that will never end.
And it' hovering around each
neighbor and friend.
We bid you all welcome from all the
the county side.
Each mother aud kid. each father
or briiL1.
Our town is your town, our home Is
your home.
1 ne streets and the square are
yours to roam.
Tis day of pleasure we want lo
give you here.
A day of happiness aud genuine
cheer.
day to be rri!iP!.:b red niinfl
oi e.loe.
W ith our fellowmen. 'luath the
nay.d l!ag free.
with us. and d as you
;ind living
a it'g h4' v. as del:.'.
to aj'l.i hi ..d h'i'l.
i. .oi lew aid v,;s otV
the sheriff asserted
ali in I.i powi
-ater w hen a $1
red for Overton
neither ne nor
Mi-
iord.
X.
mi
Th.
ni'i
lies mid T. II. In l ull
Yoik IMspatch. June 2S.
Charles E. Hughes. Kepuldican
.residential nominee, announced to-
ghl at the end of an interview with
odore Roosevelt, which lasted for
ire than two and a half hours, that
he and the foimer President were in
complete accord."
Mr. Hughes issued the following
statement :
'I was very much pleased with
Colonel Roosevelt's letter of en
dorsement, and he has expressed
himself in a very kindly way with
respect to my telegram to the Pro
gressive Committee. I wanted to
talk with Colonel Roosevelt fully
with respect to the issues of the
iinipaign and asked him to dine
w ith me so that we might have that
opportunity. He dined with me to-
nitht and we had a very delightful
int.rview. We talked very fully over
11 matters and are in complete ae-
ord. The evening has been a very
asant one."
It Is unlerstood that Colonel
loosevidl told Mr. Hughes that he
oi:ld co-operate heartily with him
any of hi plans, even to the ex
nt of making a speaking lour it
Ir Hughes so ilesired.
Colonel Roosevelt called upon Mr.
highes at the nominee's invitation
ind th.v remained together for
rive than two and a half hours.
Love tnav h blind, but the girl's
father and the dog seldom need the
service of an oculist.
1.600 Acres Finest land In Cra
yen county, Xorth Carolina. Xine
miles west of Newborn, on Norfolk
Southern R. It., bordering state high
uav and two countv roads clay sub
noil, black sandy loam top suitable
for tobacco, cotton, corn, etc. T. P
Hammer, Franklin Bldg. Norfolk, Va
For Sale 128 acres of good land
on Davis Mine road, opposite tract of
Monroe Insurance ft Investment Co.
Lies mile ana a quarter of railroad
station at Baker's and a One tract o
land. 23 acres cleaned for plow that
will make bale per acre It. F. Beas-
ley.
Watt Ashcraft, Veterinarian Day
calls, 113; night calls, lsi-u. ur
fice on Harne street, east of court
bouse, Monroe, N. C.
N. C. strain of Single Comb White
I.echorns. Bred to lay eggs at re
duced price, 15 for $1.00. N. v.
Poultry Farm, Norlina, N. C.
II. E. Copple's furniture store has
a full line of all kinds of furniture
and It pays to call there before you
buy.
Fpringtime Is here. It will pay
you to see us and save money on
your repairs. We rubber tire and
paint buggies and wagons. All work
a-uaranteed. Oeneral repairing and
horseshoeing. It. H. Walkup at rear
of Shute's gin.
Fleas call at any time for back
work Henry Lily, Phon 268.
We have a special order for chic
kens, eggs, and bams and can use all
yon can bring. Lathan ft Rlcbard-on,
Call pbons S(7 for auto, anywhere
at anytbD. Helms Aato Transfer.
Other Special Notice on page I.
The Strong Withstand the Heat of
Summer Better T han the Weak
Old neocle who are feeble, and younger
people who are weak, will be sttengtheced
and enabled to go through the depress
ing heat of summer by taking regularly
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It purifies
and enriches the blood and builds up
the whole system. 50c.
his deputies would share in it if the
arr sled Overton, which he reiterated
they were making every effort to do,
The sheriff's dead body was found in
a cell in the jail. A note, addressed
to ins wile, saiu he a mi nis son, Mar
cus, went to serve a summons In the
vicinity of the place where Judge
Lawler a body was found and that
this had caused him to be suspected
of the murder. "It is more than I
can stand to live under this," the
note continued. "The man I thought
a gentleman has fooled me. I don't
want the stain on my children. I can't
stand to be accused of such a crime.
The note did not name the man
who "fooled" the sheriff, but added
"I liked Judge Lawler, even though I
worked against him. and I was fool
ed."
The note then referred to business
matters and to the rearing cf the
young children, and added: "I can't
afford to live here and be looked on
as a murderer, when God knows, I am
as innocent as the angels In heaven
Soul herit state-. Nearly All Have
Their Tt.miis in Concentration
Camp
N. w Yoik Dispatch. June 28.
Mobilization of the National Guaru
of the Southern Stales, called out for
Mexican service, virtually was com
plete tonighi. Hccotding lo informa
tion at headquarters of the Depart
ment of the Last. I nited States army
here. All the units called in Virginia,
South Carolina. Tennessee .Alabama,
Florida, Mississippi and Louisiana
were in camp, while the last of the
Georgia troops were expected at Ma
can tomorrow and the North Carolina
troops at Morehead City Saturday
Approximately 20,000 soldiers. In
cluding infantry, cavalry, Held artil
lery and signal and hospital corps,
were under canvas at the nine State
camps and several thousand of these
were about ready to move to the bor
der, part of the Virginia and Florida
troops being expected lo get away
within a day or two. Plans were for
all the others to move as soon as
they were ready and troop trains
were being assembled at several of
the camps.
Recruiting stations have been op
ened in all of the States and the work
of tilling in the various units to war
trength was proceeding rapidly. In
several States the Governors have is
sued calls for volunteers and recruit''
were being moved to the mobiliza
tion ramps almost daily. It was ex
pected that when the troops got ;ew:iv
lor the bolder most units would he
near the maximum strength in isplte
of the number of guardsmen rejected
for inability lo pass the medical ex
amination.
THROUGH
PULLMAN
Car Service
TO
Charlotte, Rutherfordton
(CHIMNEY ROCK)
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
EFFECTIVE
THURSDAY, June 15, 1010.
VIA
Seaboard Air Line Ry. Co.
TRAIN' 31.
Leave Raleigh 8.45 A. M.
Leave Sanford 10.10 A. M.
Leave Hamlet 12.30 P. M.
Leave Wauesboro 1.25 P. M.
Leave Monroe 2.20 P. M.
Leave Charlotte 3.25 P. M.
Arrive Rutherfordton . . . 5.30 P. M.
TRAIN' 31.
Leave Rutherfordton ....7.00 A. M.
Lenve Charlotte 10.10 A. M.
Leave Monroe 11.15 A. M.
Leave Wadesboro 12.07 P. M.
Leave Hamlet 1.00 P. M.
Leave Sanford 3.15 P. M.
Arrive Raleigh 4.42 P. M.
The only Railroad operating through
Pullman Cir Service between Itai-
elgh and Rutherfordton (Chimney
Rock). The Rest, (leanest and Most
Satisfactory Senrlce.
JOHN. T. WEST, D. P. AM
Raleigh, X. C
J AS. KER, JR., T. P. A.
v Cbartette 5. 0.
Lady Appointed Governor's Private
Secretary.
Raleigh News and Observer.
Miss Mary F, Jones, who has serv
ed so efficiently as executive secre
tary to Governor Craig since he be
came Governor, was on yesterday ap
pointed Ills private secretary by the
Governor. The Governor also an
nounced that he had appointed Mr.
Joseph J. Mackay, Jr., his executive
secretary.
Miss Jones Is the first woman In
Xorth Carolina to hold this position
She occupies a unique distinction as
possibly no other Governor in the
United States has a woman for pri
vate secretary. The only similar
rase that can be recalled is that of
Governor West of Oregon, who at
one time had a woman for his pri
vate secretary.
The Governor said that Miss Jones
deserved the appointment on account
of her long and efficient service in
the office, and her peculiar knowledge
of the business of the office. "I have
examined the statute," said the Gov
ernor, "and I am satisfied that this
appointment is strictly in accordance
with the law of North Carolina ai
Interpreted by the Supreme Court.
The Assistant Attorney General con
curs with me In this opinion."
t':'-.:e tarry
please.
Spend hours of pleasure
at ease.
. tut it you Miouiti grow lonely, caus
ing te irs or a sigh.
Remember Monroe and tht Fourth
of July.
We are all one family, we're all one
kind.
We should live for each other.
never changing our mind
Do away with all malice in this land
of the free.
And hurrah tor our flag and liber
ty. T. B. LANEY.
The optimist enjoys the fruit and
the pessimist slips on the peel.
University of
North Carolina
CHAPEL HILL, X. C.
Maximum Service to the People
of the State
The Summer School for
Teachers June 13 July 28
Able Faculty
Complete Curriculum
Moderate Rates
Credit Courses
Delightful Environment
excursion Kate lickets
The Summer Law School
June 15-August 25
Regular Session Opens
beptember 14
(Write for complete announcement)
Students who expect to enter for
the first time should complete their
arrangements as early as possible.
Meredith College
One of the few colleges for women
in the South that confers A.D. and D.
S. degrees representing four years of
genuine college work according to the
standard of the colleges belonging to
the Association of Colleges of the
Southern States. A Junior college
diploma may be had nfter completion
of two futl years of college work.
Diplomas are awarded those who
an complete the course in the schools
of Art and Music.
Library facilities xcellent.
Systematic training in physical ed
ucation. Courts for tennis and bas
ketball.
For catalogue, quarterly bulletins.
or fuller information, address
CHAS. E. BREWER, President,
Raleigh, N. C,
DR. R. L. PAYNE,
Physician and Surgeon,
MOXHOE, x. c
Office In old Postoffice Building
over Union Drug Co. Office hours 11
to 12 a. in., and 2 to 4 p. m.
Residence Phone, 273-R.
Dr. B. C. Redfearn, Dentist,
Office one door South of
Bruner's Store.
Phone 232. MONROE. N. C.
At Marshvllle on first and third
Mondays of each month and at Mat
thews second and fourth Monday.
S. B. BIVENS,
DENTIST,
MARSnVILLE. X. C.
Office: Carolina Bank Building.
Tube
Rose
Satisfies
Th Crn Label An f
Good For Pnmiums
c
If your dealer won't
supply you, send us
5c for a li-oz. can, or
60c for twelve.
MovviirujMtmTouccfl eo,
W. T, - mm t iIM,g. c
W. 0. LEMMOND,
Attorney-at-Law.
Office In Law Building, old Library
Room, Monroe, N. C.
Will practice In all the State and
Federal Courts. Will give sneclal at
tention to collection of claims and
settlement of estates by administra
tors and executors.
W. B. HOUSTON,
Surgeon Dentist.
MOXHOE, x. c.
Office up-stalrs, Fitzgerald Building.
Northwest of Court House,
W. B. LOVE,
Attorney at - Law,
MOXHOE, N. C.
Rooma 14 and 15, Law Building.
DR. G. M. SMITH,
Physician and Surgeon,
MONROE. X. C.
Office over The Union Drug Store.
Monroe, N. C.
Call answered promptly day and
nlgbt Phone 321.
KIDNEY REMEDY
A safe, reliable treatment for disorders of
the kidneys, bladder and urinary tract which
regulates and agists these organs in per
forming their natural function! and aids
in the elimination of poisons and waste
matter through the urinary rpns.
A non-secret, palatable, stable combina
tion of well known diuretic agents of known
value, long the favorite prescription of
leading physicians.
lU use u indicated for such well known
symptoms as pain and weakness iu the back.
scalding, burning, suppression, discolora
tion or insutltcient secretion of the
urine aud for dropsical conditions.
L.
IX
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Y: A
Sold under a positive
money-back guarantee of satis
faction the same as all other
SAN-TOX preparation.
it . !
KTCWEY REMEffl
i E Ofri twwt if
Monroe Drug Co,
ONE THING THAT MUST BE
GOOD
Everybody demands it, and justly so.
It is
FLOUR
That is the kind this mill makes,
INVINCIBLE
is the thing. "Made in Monroe."
TH6 Henderson Roller Mills
MONROE, N. C.
The Store of Per
sonal Service.
This Is a furniture store that
has Its aim not quick sales
alone but permanently satis
fied customers.
We want you to feel always
that you can come to us for
advice and suggestion. We.
will be g d to bhow you any
of our goods.
We are building this business
for all time and we know that
service mean success.
T.
P.
DILLON,
DEALER IN
Furniture, Musical Instruments
and Undertakers Supplies.
(MR tHBE
lasted
fl J?
r OAS RIDGE. N. C.
T. E. WIIITAKER, S.,TrM.
it t, n ,d-fVj'oB(l Southern whool fluting from IR.VJ. In iu ton hlstorr
. '- ,,,,'" " """"" innn in. t nroiiiL and diolnlnir out.-n. I're
pravi..ii uiHj oihiiu ilia w,tr to butiriricruaiillhiiiunti In o Hinge, budm-m. nt
t i.Twino. t.,.m YU,'.rnJ''t'0 tro:""l- orcbanli ind farm. Modern h.ol
biiildli Ks. Bto.iu bi-at and bowra. Library. AcUv. literary kh-Imim. Ilr.iihful
acceiuiwe locution oeuOreeDnbi.ro. Mora than a tliouaand feet abova .
fcaue. moral Influeuci-i.
rottrri thoroughly roTrrlng lltorntura, aclenro
teaching, biilnew. mu.-ic. and alhlellr. All male
teacbrra. Iliplin mild but firm. 'wt raun
ablp. U75 for Ihe year. Kali awMloo opeua Hrptcm
br. 191S. Write earlf for Illustrated catalogue.
Address
OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE,
Oak Ridge, N. C
"1
MADE RIGHT HERE IN MONROE,
Coca-Cola
"THE FAMOUS UNIVERSAL DRINK."
Delivered in case lots to dealers in Monroe
and surrounding localities.
MONROE COCA-COLA COMPANY.
F. If. K AIDER, UMuujer.
Thone 340. , Monroe, N. C.
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