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Littleton Female College.
Splendid location. Health mot Hut water Wat Electric tights and
ether Bandera improvement. 240 boarding puptia last year. Hije standard of
srnutaraup, culture ana social ore. cwrenrnraunry aavanurn in asusse.
vaaesd course in Art and Elocution. Business ColWe. Bible, and Normal
courses. 1 Hcwlia record nut surpassed. Close personal attention to the health
and aortal oevetoprnent of each pupil. Unitonn worn on ail public orcaaw
CHARGES VERY LOW.
U Annual Session will begin on Sedtember lWo. 1907. For catalogue.
address
REV. J. M. 1UIODES. Pdent,
LITTLETON, N. C.
If You Want YOUR DAUGHTER
Te have a good home and good heaitlh. with rood
Influence and thorough Instruction, tend her to
Davenport College
Department of Musk unexcelled. For Catalogue address
CHAS. C. WEAVER, - - Lenoir, N. C.
PIEDMONT HIGH SCHOOL.
"Moat htaruly ito I rvrom mend th. araM4 tt all who hv. aua uJ iWuirhtra to e.liK.1..
Chaa. I Tnjrlur. f mllrnl Sat. Kumt Coll.
Oa il sldM I mw mdrnoM f patient. paln ukine labor. Ikunxuik arhoUrahia and
marira xftfuuvv .unity. j. a. iarii., rroi itin. v. at ruit.
"Th. In.trnclloa It thorough and tha InduenrH aurruaadliur th. pupil U srlln. t
P. TrrUway.
"Ia mv opinion lhr Is no HlKh Srhwil In thin part of lb (wintry doing better aud more
Ihorolujh wura. K. 1 . wrliu, Mrmlwr to 4 otutrvwa.
-Th. beat ud ehMUMl arhool I. to Stat. U. kooa. Naatbrr ot U-l.lat.r.
1)H ut the but preparatory arhoola In the State." Cleveland Star.
Daar Sir- Th. voune men who have come to the 1'nlv.rv.ltv trow the rie.taHit High
Srhuul have tatan a ftod tnl In their ctae. and have duoe faulirul and vaU.faetory ra.
Very truly youra. KrauuU P. YenaUe, Pn-aiuVut.
Thla arhool la tltualed In Cleveland County, at the loot bill, uf th Blue Kids. Mairnlfl
aentarenery. Mineral ater. No malaria, fplendld eoatnunlty Not a laHim in the
ounly. hvrd at actual o.t. Iut year the averaire eot of board waa l vn per month Tu
ition 1 to la. Itoou rent metier month, heasloii opens Auicut Mil. for Uluittratrd cam
liarue, walte to
W. D. BURNS, Principal, Lawndale, N. C.
THE NORTH CAROLINA
State Norma and industrial college.
Regular Courses leading to degree of Bachelor of Pedagogy, Bachelor of Ann,
Bachelor of Science-, and a new course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Music.
Board, laundry, tuition, and fees for use of text books, etc., f 170 a year.
For free-tuition students, f 1 '-'.').
The Normal Department gives thorough instruction in the subjects
taught in the schools and colleges, and special dagogical training for
the profession of teaching. Teachers and Graduates of other colleges are
offered a one-year special course in Pedagogy and allied subjects.
The Commercial Department offers practical instruction in Stenography,
Typewriting, Bookkeeping and other business subjects.
The Departments of Manual Arts and Domestic Science provide instruc
tion in Manual Training and in such subjects as relate directly to the
home and family.
The Music Department, in addition to the degree course, oilers a certifi
cate course in vocal and instrumental music.
To secure board in the dormitories, all free-tuition applications should
be made before July 13. The fall term opens September 18. 1W7.
For catalogue and other information, address
J. I. Foust, President. Greensboro. N. C
Insurance and Real Estate Announcement.
IMPORTANT.
The interests of the People's Bank and the Savings,
Loan and Trust Company have been consolidated, and the for
mer having been converted into a National Bank, it became necessary to
make a change in the Insurance Departments of the two institution. They
have therefore been consolidated, and will become one under the name of
"The Insurance Department of The Savings, Loan and Trust Company,"
W. M. Gordon and N. C. English, Managers, and offices at The Savings,
Loan and Trust Company's.
We feel that the change will be a great benefit to our customers, unit
ing as it does the splendid companies of both old agencies, with experienced
men to give the business close attention.
This Department will do a
General Insurance Business;
Write Fidelity Bonds;
Buy and Sell Real Estate;
Handle Real Estate on Commission; and
Collect Rents.
All business intrusted to us will have prompt attention and will be ap
preciated. INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
Savings, Loan and Trust Company.
W. M. GORDON and
N. C. ENGLISH.
tlr. Nattoa Takes a Turn in Char
lotte. Chariots Chraakrte. Ul
Mr. Carrie Xatiooeihorted twice
and sold little hatchet several
tiniM in Charlotte Teste rdT. She
ia a stirring speaker and a a Data
ntl eouseiiueoee, a saleswoman of
no mean ability. Her denuocia
lions, gesticulation and enthusiasm
at the court house yesterday after
noon and last night were sizsliug
in comparison with the weather,
which was strictly summer.
An enormous crowd heard her at
night People came even from the
cvuutrT to get a rlwir of the wo
man who flashed like a streak of
lightning at Wichita, Kan., seven
vearsairo. The folks elbowed tbeut
selves iuto standing room ia the
stuffy court bouse to see ner niarcn
in with her little satchel tilled with
hatchets and Carrie Nation liters
ture, aud then, after giviug her a
hearty cheer, some of them mopped
their foreheads aud twisted tuem
selves cut to let newcomers have
standiug room.
"Well, I saw what sort of look
ing woman she is, anyhow," they
would say before going to the mov
ing picture shows or to the park.
And duriug all this time, Mrs.
Nation was exhorting. She was
telliug the people about Carrie Na
twu. ".Nearly everybody has nearti
I INIVERSITV
Vof North Carolina. I
1789-1907.
Mead ol the State's Education
System.
DEPAOTT1ENT5.
College Engineering,
Uraduate, l-w,
Medicine, Pharmacy.
Library contains fj.UM volumes.
New water works, electric lights, cen
tral heating system. New dormito
ries, gymnasium, Y. M. (.'. building,
library. :: :: :: :: :: :: ::
7J2 5tudents. 74 in Faculty.
The Fall term begins
Sept. , P.KI7. Address
FRANCIS P. VF.NABLE. President,
aiArm hill, s. o.
Trinity Park School
A First-class Preparatory School.
Certificates of Graduation Accepted
for Entrance to lA'ading Southern
College.
Best Equipped Preparatory School
in the South. 1 Eucultv of Ten Of
ficers and Teachers. Campus of
Seventy-live Acres.
Library containing Thirty Thous
and Volumes. Well Equipped Gym
nasium. Hijrh Standards and Mod
em Methods of Instruction.
Frequent Lectures by Prominent
Lecturers. Expenses Exceeding
ly Moderote. j Seven Years ol
Phenomina! Success.
For Catalogue and other informa
tion, address
H. M. NORTH, Headmaster,
Durham, N. C.
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if' I ' .'A-. V.: :f-a
A
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to do
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Saoothiag Iron Hmmw Co., Manufacturm, Sumter, S. C.
The above cut illustrates a Smoothing Iron Heater, which is some
thing new, and the only thing of the kind in the United States. Descrip-
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be 161 in. hich and weighs 10 pounds.
We are placing them in thousands of homes. They please all and cost
only a trifle, $ 1.98, and pays for itself twice a season. You do your work
in half the time and twice as neat It works just as successful outdoors
ta inside, with chips, bark, corncobs or coal, at a cost of a penny or two a
iar: and for heating tea, coffee or serving warm nourishment is a conve
nience for the sick room and general home use. There is nothing better
which costs you so little. Two thousand homes need and want one in tne
county. Address all communications to
n. K. MULLTS. County Agent.
Phone Na 3, Sincerity Exchange. Unionville, N. C Route No. 2.
r
USMMM
j The Siloes Co.
Now is the time to buy a new buggy. We
have just received several car loads. Come
and let us show you through. Solid car
load of famous "Old Hickory'; wagons just
put together. Remember: If you can't
pay cash, we will credit you.
Tl)e Siloes Go.
TRINITY X COLLEGE
Four Departments - Collegiate,
Graduate, Engineering and I-aw.
Large library facilities. Well
equipped laboratories in all depart
ments of science. Gymnasium fur
nished with best apparatus. Expen
ses very moderate. Aid for worthy
students.
Young men wishing to study
law should investigate the
suerior advantages offered
by the Department of Law
in Trinity College.
For Catalogue and further Infor
mation, address
D. W. NEWSOM. Registrar,
Durham, North Carolina.
120-Ac re Tract of Land for Sale In
Lanes Creek Township.
By virtue of an order and decree of
D. A. Houston, cleric of superior court
of Union county, N. C, in exparte
proceedings instituted by the heirs at
law of B. A. Parker, de'e, I will sell, at
public auction to the highest bidder, at
the court house door in Monroe, Union
county, N. C, on the
29th day of July, 1907,
st 12 o'clock, for cash, the hereinafter
described real estate, which consists of
two contiguous tracts, bounded and de
scribed as follows:
1st Tract, beginning at an elm where
the oki corner stood by a hall bush on
the west side of Cool Spring branch and
runs with B. C. Ashcrsft lines along the
various courses S. H7 W. 20chs.; thence
N. 87 W. 4.70 cha. to a stake bv a rum
and P. O. on the south side of said road;
thence S. IK, W. 12 chs. to a stake by a
gum and P. 0.; thence S. 71J E. 25 chs.,
the dividing line of lot No. 1 and kit
No. Z, to an ash by an ash in the branch
thence down the various courses of said
branch to the beginning, on the west
side of said branch near the big road,
containing forty acres, more or less.
and being the land deeded bv G. B.
Brewer and wife to B. A. Parker by a
deed dated iztn day liee., ikm, book
14, page 4ri2, to which reference is here
by made.
2nd Tract, beginning at an ash by an
ash on west side of Uml boring branch.
and runs the dividing line of lot Noa. 1
and 2. N. 711 W. 25 chs. to a stake by a
gum and P. O.; thence S. 1st W. 24.25
cha. to a dead R. O. by two P. O., Wil
liam Perry's corner; thence with thedi
vision line S. 52 E. 14.50 cha. to three
pines; thence 8. 75 E. 16 chs. to an ash
by a over cup oak on the west aide of said
branch; thence down the various courses
of Cool Sonne Branch to the bermning,
containing HO acres, more or less, being
the lands willed to Jane Morgan Parker,
dee'd., as will appear upon reference to
book of Wills in the office of the clerk
of Superior court of Union county, to
which reference la nereby made.
This the 19th day of June, A. D. 1907.
JOHN C. S1KES, Commissioner.
ftedwlns Sikea, Attya.
Administrator's Notics,
Having qualified before D. A. Hous
ton, Clerk of the Superior Court of
Union County, aa administrator of Eu-
mrj Minion, deeeaaeo, una is to noury
aU persons holding claims against said
intestate to nresent the same to the
undersigned, duly authenticated, on or
before the IHth day of June, 1908, or
this Ktiee will be pleaded in bar of
their riotery. Parties indebted to
said estate will pteaae make prompt
settlement This the 18th June, 1907.
Tub Savings, Loan TsusT Co.,
Admr. F.unicev Uinson. Deed.
A. U. Stack, Attorney.
something about Carrie Nation,"
she said, "but nobody has ever
beard the truth about Carrie Na
tion. They have said that I am
ridiculous, that 1 am a fanatic, aud
that I am crazy, but I waut to tell
you that I am doing that work iu
the world that God mapped out for
me when I was cotisecratetl the
work that nobody else ran do.
"Yes, they have made all man
ner of fun of nie, but today the
policy of Carrie Nation is the jhiI
tcy that the world need. 'Every
nation welcome but Carrie' U a
sign that they place iu Western sa
loons. Why do they do tbi? It
is because they are ahead of every
nation but Carrie Nation."
Mrs. Nation rovers a wide lield
snd forgets ceither the hi-h nor
the low in her discourse). She
makes prohibition the central
point, but she diverges iuto all di
rections aud rallies all i-Issm-s and
conditions of uieu under the main
tent Kepublicaus are as 1-ad as
IVmocrats aud Presideut Roose
velt is no worse than Col. ISryan,
but the man w ho believes iu teui
perauce is the man after her heart.
And she likes the poor man, too.
"I was readiug today something
in one of your papers about the
Governor of your State," she said,
"aud I waut to tell you that be is
the right sort of a mini. lie talks
prohibition aud he believes iu pro
hibition. When he steps down
from his present, olliee 1 want you
to give him something better; 1
waut you to send him to the I'uited
States Senate."
Mrs. Natiou deals in a most in
teresting maimer iu reiuiiiiM-eneeA.
People remember her principally
for her hatchet slinging proclivities
aud they like to bear her paint iu
words some of her eerieuc'S.
"When they placed me iu jail
once, ' sue reuieiuierel, "tne cruel
man who slaniuied the irou door in
my face saw tears in my ees aud
he shouted to his associates, 'She
is humbled now because she is cry
ing.' Hut I shouted back to tlicui
that I would never give up my
light aud when they let me out 1
would make hell howl. Then it
went all over the country that Car
rie Natiou had cursed. They tlid
this to make a wrong impression
ou the world as to my motives iu
life."
Many cople alio went to the
court house last night tliroiiL'h
curiosity remained throughout the
sermon. If the impression in Char
lotte as general before yesterday
that Mi's. Natiou is course, unre
fined and a joke, that impression
does not prevail with many today.
She talks fluently, uses gisid hug
lish and thinks clearly. Hie is an
agreeable surprise.
After the discourse Mrs. Nation
sold a large numlier of her little
hatchets. She returned to Salisbury
early this nioruiug.
The Fourth in Wadesboro.
t'harliitlellrrver.
A party of congenial spirits, all
of whom, with one exception, were
traveling men, were talking togctlt
er in the lobby of the liufnrd yes
terday afternoon. The "Fourth"
was being discussed and many were
the stories told, line of the mini
ler hud speut Imli'iietiflt'iioo Iay
in Hickory, another iutireensltoio,
a third in Lincoluton, a fourth in
Salisbury with Aunt Carrie and the
rest at dill'ereut points.
"My Fourth was spent in Wades
boro, the capital of Anson," re
marked one of the iiumlicr, "and
for the si.e of the town and the
uumlier of people, was the most
hilarious and all round lilorious
Fourth I ever experienced.
"Such shooting and yelling I
uever before heard and hoiw I uev
er will again. The little city, a
beautiful place, was tilled with ne
groes from early morning until late
at night They commenced coming
in at daybreak aud started to drink
ing as soon as they arrived. The
procesniou to the jail began early
in the day and continued until I
dropped oft asleep late iu the even
ing. The guard house, a compui a
lively new building, was soon tilled
and the county jail was pressed
Iuto service. That, too, was crowd
ed before dark. The local police
officers were busily engaged in
marching drunk darkies to the city
lock-up all day. It was an unend
ing procession. As fast as one was
disposed of, here came another.
So great grew the number of pris
oners that the officers were forced
to carry the overflow down to the
depot aud there lock them up in
box care. After nightfall, there
were druuk negroes lying around
in almost every back lot Ex
hausted with the heat of the day
aud sleepy from the effect of the
liquor they had imbilied, a nuinber
dropped on before they could reach
their wagoua and leave towu. I
venture the assertion that no city
in the State celebrated the Fourth
as did Wadesboro. As for darkies,
uever before have I seen so many.
They were present in great crowds.
They took absolute possession of
the principal walks aud in many
places filled the streets. About the
doors, front and bark, of the eight
or nine saloons, they were gathered
like bees about a hive. A few white
people moved about here aud there
but not many. The negroes bad it
all their own way. Three big box
cars were required to hold the over
flow."
Constipation.
For constipation there is nothing quite
so nice as Chamberlain s Stomach and
Liver Tablets. They always produce
a pleasant movemeot of Ins Dowels
without any disagreeable e Ifect. Pries
15c. Samples ire. English Drog Co.
Mr. Benjamin 5. Duke, the mil
lionaire philanthropist of Durham,
who had already give large anus
of money to educational iastita
tious of the State, especially to
Triuity College, has added another
douation. This ia made to the
North Carolina eonierenrw of the
Methodist Episcopal rhan-h, South
the gift Ineiug Looisborg Female
College, hich is situated at Louis
burg, in Franklin county. This
college was purchased a few years
Interesting Items of New a.
Dr. James Itiuwiddie, for sixteen
years president of Peace Institute,
Kaleigh, died at the home of his
son iu California last Tuesday.
It is aunouueed that the biggest
attraction at the State fair iu Ral
eigh iu tvtolvcr sill lie Willuuu J.
LUyau aud William Cody, better
known as Rutlalo Hill.
Four nieu uear Newliern sought 1
shelter iu a house trout a thuuder ty. tut) Mr. Washington
storm Tuesday snd lightning strut -k ,ukr fa,u. f Mr. R X. Duke,
sud wrecked the hou.se and killed wm, jt s about to be sold for
one of tuem. 1 here seems to be au , ,vi,t. It ia now nrtwnted lie Mr.
unusual numlier of deaths from j s,,u p,, j ot.r tna, it may be
iigmumg lumuguow me wme tuu niaiutaioed for voung women on a
J1-- footing with Triuily College for
Five hnudred soldiers, members' young men. This gift ill add
of the second South Carolina aud:Uiuth to the educational advant
first Kentucky rcgiiiicutsiiicarupat , ages of the young somen of North
I the JameMos n exiHwition grounds, 1 uioiina.
Thursday night became riotous, Hrart failure occasioned bv ex
threw off all discipline, ran over.j frint j, lajjieved to have
: : . . ,..i : . . i . r
coucesnionaries, taking charge of
shows, and shell the I owhatau
guards intervened, a riot follow ed,
several N'iug injured.
Will Fesperuian, a traiee per
former, sas M'lioiisly injured at
Salisbury by falling from a ole
forty feet to the ground. At a pub
lie exhibition he attempted to stand
011 his head 011 the pole aud lost
beeu the cause of the death of Mr.
sud Mrs. J. II. Merritt's little eight
year-old sou, at the home of his
parents near Piueville, Monday af
ternoon, suys the Otiserver. The
little lcllow, with several com pan
ions, was playing out in the barn
yard. Due of the cows, a rather
vicious brute, doubtless enraged by
the children's actions, started to
ll is balance aud fell like a dart, wards them, shaking her bead and
lauding ou bis head. The accident , acting as if mad. All ran aud
was witnessed bv a thousand or 1 scrambled uuderneath the fence.
more people. Fespermau is a The little Merritt boy was behind
Rowau county man. the rest and was the last to escape.
Mr. J. W. I la i ley, chairman of
the executive committee of the
A ut i Saloon league, reports that a
live campaigu has becu started in
He rolled under the fence, but did
uot get up. The other children,
k now ing t bat something was wrong,
gave the alarm. A physiciau was
Governor Glenn opened the cam
paign for prohibition in Asheville
last week and was introduced by
Judge Pritchard as one of the ablest
men who ever filled the guberna
torial chair.
Bad tick headaches, biliousness or
constipation are quickly relieved by
DeWitt't Utile Early Risers. Small
pill, sore pill, tsfe pill prompt sod
pleasant ia action. Sold by S. J.
Welsh and C. N. Simptoo, Jr,
1 1.... .1.. f..ll..
F.i, . -1.1.. f i, , Bliuillliioe.1, utll luv lime iciiuw van
.deiiton to rid that town of its teu : , . .. , ' . . , : .
. ,, . 1 . i ueao. 1 ut rt viriv uu uiutscvuii iiib
. !.i .1 I: T, . "J body and it is believed that he died
ami stiiiii ittu tiiriv a tew tiitni . , . t
ago, when there was sno or l.iKHi 01 ,rlK"u
lieople preseut. He predict that Mr. Clarence II. Foe, editor of
the good old towu of Kdentou will . the Progressive Farmer, left yester
day on a tour or the Southern
States, representing a syndicate of
1 11 i.-., (.... .1;.. . ! --... .1 ' daily papers and two leading Amer
1 1 a .41 -mi 111 vniiiiuiii in wmmilih .
1 .... .r .1 -. . loan niapfcztneft, to pro pare a series
uii vnci uiv ntituuii t;i uu- uniuiiii: 1 - . 1 1 a, r'
A.u.i .....! in- tin. luut ii,.!. I 'f articles ou the development of
Ti.i..,.i ..r .. 1,. 1, ....... i the South. The coming of the cot
. 110 p..,.,,. v. , 11,1011 linn mr 1 . ... . ,. ell .u
tuu Hint to uitf cuiiou ueiu, tue
at a day uot far distant be freed
from its teu saloon.
the rounds of every town that has'
bid for the school, and it was an- j
iioiiiiccd that the decision would be;
given out last Thursday, but thej
hoard did not decide and put oil the ,
agony until the loth of the mouth.
puzling tjuestiou of immigration,
the irrepressible negro problem,
child lalor iu the factories, an I
frage restriction, the educational
revival, the development of our
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M....,,. l,,l.. oil tl...., .I...1 biiu v.uii-1 viu.n, tur nunuvi
,1111111. inn- nil i inn.- ifiii.r., mill .- i . i i
il. Kiluwil ! live ..iv....l ,ul iK'ProveiiHiit iu far.u.ug, the
I....1I....I n.onev for i. r. i.. ana. iftIuK political panorama - all
M'iise that produces pain.
Governor Iluylies of New ork ! to make a study of each. Mr.
these things are fraught with in
lioihu. i nrnwiur ami it ia liia tmnuiuji
and Woodros- Wilson, president of
Princeton I Diversity, serethe ora
tors of the day ut the joint Inde
H'iulence Day celebration ami lirsl
annual reunion of the lineal de
scendants of t he signets of the I h-c-laraliou
of Independence at the
Jamestown exposition duly 4th.
The reunion was held under the
auspices of the Thomas Jell'crsou
Memorial Association, of which
former Secretary of the Navy Hil
ary A. Herbert is the acting presi
dent.
On account of their unproier re
Poe
will visit Columbia, Charleston,
Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New
Orleans, liaton Itouge, Jackson,
Birmingham, Nashville, Frankfort,
and Little Jtock.
Bad Burn Quickly Healed.
"1 am so delimited with what Cham
berlain's Salve has done for me that 1
feel bound to write aud tell you so,
says Mrs. Kobt. Mytlnn, 457 John st..
1 1 a 1111 1 tun , Ontario. "My little dauKb
ter had a bad burn on her knee 1 ap
plied Chamberlain's Salve and it heal
rd beautifully," This salve allays the
,ii iiiiiiitnt ,11 1111 11 1111111 uin-i iv-i 1,1 ... .1 :
... . .,. ,. , ,, ' 1 r' pain of a burn almost iiistsutly. It is
it,.. ,,, ... eio.u "" ". ocg.o 01 ( for ae by Lng,i(h Drug Compl;
,Fu. p., linn. if; 111 1. 1 ,, iimiu, nili'l
sny.
his wife to death, then went to his
brother's house und killed him.
The slayer then went to Mi.
Lamm's store and got twelve dol
lars Mr. Lamm owed him. He told
Mr. Lamm he had done what he
intended to do; asked him to take
charge of the farm, sell the mule,
Joseph Dawidawski, formerly a
Catholic priest at Plymouth, Pa..
has applied for admission to the
Lutheran Missouri synod.
A Wonderful Happening.
Port ltyron, N. Y, has witnessed
and if anything was left to give it !"w,of the "'t remarkable cases ol
to his children. He theu went
j healing ever recorded. Amos F
home, packed his grip, kissed his
children mid told them goodbye,
saying they would never see him
sgaiu. He changed his mind, how
ever, and surrendered to Deputy
Mu in ford.
King of that place says: "liucklen's
Arnica Halve cured a sore on my
leg with which I had suffered over
so years. I am now "." Guaran
teed to cure all sores by English
Drug Company, it.ic
ragliSr-$IL!ER
Ms
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KING
The lightent running
ball bearing
shuttle machine
on the market
Price $20,casn
Manufactured for and
guaranteed by
..The..
W.J.RudgeCo.,
MOSROK, N. C.
llf it to see
the BE5f
11
Yon can be sure that It It the best, because we'll show yon the
tnaide. You don't have to Judge by outilde appearances stone, as 70a
wyuld If yon shopped elsewhere.
It is impossible to make any better thaa
The Stearns &Fostek
Aattress
(Oar aneva S'. acaataa, leafe tm a.)
BK ftlmr webs, form the Sine snow-white downy felts ot which It I
built. Not a particle of anything but new, clean cotloa goes Into sny
Stearns ft Fitter Mattress,
Don't be satisfied by seeing "opes ead" Samples, aor eves aa opea
samp.e mattress. Ws'U show you the Inside and outside of tht Iden
tical tnsl tress yoa bny. And we'll let yoa try U tiaty sights, IreeH
then if you are not satisfied, will promptly retura yoor Baey,
Could anything be fairer thaa ttitt?
Nut a lusury, bat a necewlty ia aU households.
Come In fcday delay maas regret oa your park,
T. P. DILLON
The Charming Warns
ia not necessarily on of perfect
form and features. Many a plain
woaaa who could never serve as
aa artist's model, porssrsses those
rare qualities that all the world ad
mires: neatless, clear eyes, clean
smooth akin aud that sprightlinesa
of step aud action that accompany
good health. A physically weak
woman ia never attractive, not even
to herself. Electric Bitters restore
weak women, give strong nerves,
bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin,
beautiful complexion. Guaranteed
at English Drug Company's. Sta.
While in Asheville last week
Governor Gleun went to the jail to
visit James Kucker, a negro sen
tenced to be hanged for an assault
on his six year-old stepdaughter.
Aa the Governor left be remarked:
"Jim, you are in a bad way. A
mighty bad way. Iton't depeud too
much ou what 1 might do. I don t
know what course I shall pursue.
Y'on had better make sure of your
election in another world."
Long Live the Mngt
is the popular cry throughout Euro
pean couutries, while in America,
the cry of the preseut day is "Long
live Dr. King's New Discovery,
Kiug of Throat aud Luug Kerne-
dies!" of which Mrs. Julia Kyder
Paiue, Truro, Mass., says: "It uev
er fails to give immediate relief aud
to quickly cure a cough or cold."
Mrs. Psine's opinion is shared by
a majority of the iuhabitauts of
this country. New Discovery cures
weak lungs and sore throats after
all other remedies have failed; and
for coughs and colds it's the only
sure cure. Guaranteed by English
Drug Company. 50c. aud f 1. Trial
bottle free.
The creation of Ie county, which
was submitted to the ratification of
the o pie, was endorsed by the
voters last week almost unanimous
ly, aid Lee becomes the ninety
eighth County of the State. Sau
fordand Jonesboro, w hich are close
ly adjoiuiug, make the county seat.
The Doctor Away from Home
bea most needed. People are often
very much disappointed to find that
their family physician is away from
home shen they most need his servi
ces. Diseases like cramp colic and
cholera morbus require prompt treat
ment, and have iu many instances
proven fatal before medicine could be
procured or a physician summoned.
The right way is to keep at hand a bot
tle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
aud Diarrhoes Keinedy. Nophysirian
can prescribe a better medicine tor
these disease!. By bavins it in the
house you escape much pain and suf
fering aud all risk. Buy it now; it may
save life. For tale by English Drue Co
Federal oflicers trying to sub
poeua John D. Rockefeller ami his
brother, illiam Rockefeller, to
carry them to court to testify in the
cases that the government is prose
cuting against the Standard Oil
Company, could uot find the lsys.
Hut after awhile the old man show
ed up and will testify iu court.
Old John D. has been iu the bush
before this when the officers want
ed him.
COTTON GIN
HACHINERY
The PNEUOATIC ELEVATOR
tor handling cotton Is the best
thing there is for that purpose.
Your cotton should be CLEANED
OF LEAF, TRASH AND DIRT
which lowers the price of It.
It should be put up in NEAT
BALES.
The machinery should be the
SIMPLEST and EASIEST to oper
ate.
We furnish the PNEUMATIC
ELEVATOR under the Murray
patents the HURRAY CLEANING
FEEDER and a DOUBLE SCREW
PRESS
Our outfit does all these things
and iff the simplest made.
We build THE ENGINE that
goes Ith it and are responsible
for the whole. Write right now.
LIDDELL CO.,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
IRK MULLIS,
Ciwll Engineer,
Phon41. Wisom, N. C.
OrtlAratfof PmtWnry In Rurvryti' fruitt
oar if lhf iftitn r.llrfc in N O. Twu rrt
isrrtfiitNt in kilwftr, HuuwijjsfJ tuiti tmtm
W. B. HOUSTON,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Office up stairs, Fitzgerald Building,
Northwest of Courthouse,
Monroe, N, C,
MI.Hbal.1LD..
MONROE, N. C,
Solicits the patrouage ol the people of
Mouroe and surrouudiug conimuuity.
Calls answered in dsy from English
Drug Store; at uigbt from residence
ou Church street. Phone No. 48,
DR.K.S. GREUN.
DENTIST.
Offices in Opera House building.
sr'Phone ISM.
When there is Ilia sliehleal indies.
tion of imheehtiou. heartburn, flatu
lence or any form of stomach trouble,
take a little Kodol occasionally and
you will be a Horded prompt relief.
K0J0I is a eomnound of vegetable
acids and contains the juices found iu
a healthy stomach, Kodol digests what
you eat, makes your food do you good.
Sold by S. J. Welsh and C. N, Simpson.
At the 4th of July celebration at
Hickory, Dick Watson, a young
white mau, was instantly killed by
the falling of the pole of the bal
loon as he was assisting to raise it
Nearly all old fashioned cough syr
ups are constipating, especially those
that contain opiates. They don't act
just right, Kennedy's Lasalive Cough
byrup contains no opiates. It drives
the cold out of the system by gently
moving the bowels. Contains honey
and tar and tastes nearly as good as
msple syrup. Children like it. Sold by
S. J. Welsh snd C, N. Simpson, Jr.
DR. B.C. REDFEARN.t
OKNT1ST.
Charges reasonable.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Office over Rudge's Hook Store,
KONROE.N.O.
Will be at Marshville, N. C, on first
aud third Mondays ol esch mouth, and
at Matthews ou secoud and fourth
Mondays. Pboue 23a
f
1905
1907
POWERS S RARRILL
STRAIN
I'ggs for hatching
from Single tomb
White Leghorns.
Phone 7. P O. Hoi i
First Prizx Winners monkos.no
AI. L. FLOW.
Commissioner of Deed, for South Carolina, In
Morti Carolina: also 1 Justice of lit Peact
for UdIor County, and NoUrj Public
for Hortk Carolina. :: :-:
Special attention given to taking Af
fidavits, Acknowledgement or Proof ot
Deeds, Mortgsges, Contracts, liillt of
Sale, Powers of Attorney, Renuncia
tions of Dower and Inheritance, Dep.
ositions, Writing aud Probating Deeds,
Mortgsges and all other papers, issuing
Stste Warrants, Claim aud Delivery
and Attachment papers, Civil Sum
mons aud tha Collection of Claims,
Office at M. L. Flow Co.'s Store
east ol courthouse, Monroe, N. C.
The
Keeley
Cure.
Do You Know VYhat It Does?
It relieves a person of all desire
for strong drink or drugs, re
stores his nervous system to its
normal condition, and reinstates
a man to his home and business.
For Full Particulars, Address
Tbe Keeley Institute.
Greensboro, North Carolina.
Correspondence Confidential
M Jj&.M QM
Pf "Put a Little SUNSHINE fS
in Your Home"
SUNSHINE
Lend a Cheerful, Clean and Pure at
mosphere to the home. Make old,
worn Floors, Furniture, Bric-a-Brac
and Interior Woodwork of every
ff description look new and attractive
Made by
ajJlj 10 Rich and Beautiful Colors. Easy to Apply
C. N. Simpson, Jr., Druggist.