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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-08-10

The Board mere ADJOURNED until To-
morrow at o'clock a. m.
Thursday, July 10, 1911.
The Board pursuant to adjournment
of yesterday.
Present, same as yesterday.
Whereupon the following proceedings
were had.
The joint reports of auditor and treas
urer were here examined and approx
ed and ordered filed.
The quarterly reports of the follow
ing officers were examined, approved
and ordered filed:
j. l. overman. sheriff, James DELAY
en-, probate judge; j. V. Nash, asses
sor and tax collector; ]. A. Bradbury,
clerk, auditor and recorder.
William +. Higgs after examination
ordered to be placed on county poor
farm.
w. Il. Rouse, after examination, or
dered to receive medical aid at the
expense of the county.
Allie DeFord allowed $1,000 per month
as county aid.
Henry Lane allowed $1,000 per month
as county aid.
The following Taxes were cancelled
for year 1910.
Elmer Chase, Vol. l, page IS line IL.
Frederick Gerber Vol. l, page 121,
line 8.
Albert Fray, VOL 1, page 100, line I.
n. S. Morse, vol. 2, page 20. line II.
r. ]. Mclean, vol. 2, page 80, line II.
VIM. kufer, vol. 2, page So, line 49,
w. c. Kallenburn, vol. 2, page 40, line
IL.
Mrs. Frank Miller, vol. 2, page IS, line
Is
John Proctor. vol. 3, page 6, line 2.
Minnie Renolds. vol. 3, page "a, line is.
Overseers reports We're examined and
approved and the county auditor order
ed to draw warrants In payment there
of as follows:
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-08-10
Official Proceedings Of Commits
sioners of Idaho County.
MANY MATTERS OF INTEREST
Disposition Of Road Matters-Much
Business at July Session.
(OFFlCIAL PUBLICATIONS.

On this Wednesday, July ~, 1911, at
the hour of l o'clock p. M, the honor
able board of county commissioners of
Idaho county, Idaho. met In regular ses-
sion in their clerks office in Grange
vile, Idaho. Present: N. b. Petit
bone, chairman. william M. Schiller
and J. N Rice, commissioners and ].
A Bradbury, clerk. by M. G. Rambo.
deputy.
Whereupon the following proceedings
were had:
The following claims were allowed on
the Current Expense Fund and the
county auditor ordered to draw war
rants for same:
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-08-10

G. l.. eKrlee, road viewer ...... 6 90
r. c. Day, viewer $500. ...... 6 90
j. s.. Frazier, viewer ...... -. 2 90
c. w. Benjimen, viewer ........ 2 90
f.. A. Coles, viewer -. .. 6 90
W.. j. Martin, chairman ........ 90
s. b. Onthank, viewer $3.50. -. 90
w. s. Newland, viewer $3.50. :. IL 90
Jessie l.. Gross, axman 1900. :. 90
p. ]. Taylor, viewer -. $500. IL 90
]. e. Bowles, chairman, -. =. 90
S. l.. Triplett, viewer ......... 90
George ]. Burgund, chairman. 2 90
Chas o. Olson viewer -. ....l . 90
Arthur Kiel. axman -. ........ 2 90
A. Rose, chairman ..... ...... 20
Fred Erskine. inspecting roads :. SIS rs
John A. Bentley, road damages. 125 90
Cottonwood Hdwe. & Imp Co. sup 107 6
C. H. Sckmadeka, to Pocatello.. 81 %
H. NJ. Williams, storage, grader 10 rs
J. N. Oliver, blacksmithing -. 26 AZ
Globe Printing Co.. Ltd, publica So
Spokane Cor. Culvert & tank Co 995 90
Beall & Co. Road machinery -. AT SO
The bond of the State Bank of Koos-
kia was examined and approved as
depository OF county money.
The bond of the First National Bank
OF Cottonwood as a depository of coun-
ty money was examined and approved
The petition of f. G. Arthur Peter
Warren ct. al. for the acceptance Of
the Orc Grande Concord road was ex-
amined approved and ordered to be a
county road.
The petition of ]. III. Walters X. Deem
Deem ct. al for the granting of a pnubli
road was examined and rejected.
In the matter of the petition of Geo.
bearing. Frank Deering ct. al for the
changing Of public road to a private
road was ordered changed to private
road.
o. g. Hanson appointed constable Of
Ferdinand precinct.
In the matter of the application OF
d. H. Sasenbery agent of w. A. Hall
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-08-10

Glass & Prudomme Co. printing ia 90
Eimers Wood Co. nails :. -. :. 20
j. e. Miller Implement Co. wire 10 90
Shaw g. Borden. supplies record 10
Robert Dunlap, supplies coun of rs 05
Irvine Hudson Co., ptg and bind Ia rs
w. T. Clark. lumber. :. ...... 3 10
Grangeville Electric light & pow 81 80
Pacific Telephone & Tel Co. :. los rs
Neg Perez Cooperative Tel Co. rs 05
l.. Vineyard, justice fees -. :. 104 90
f. S. Rice county treas expense 20
Jas. DeHaven, office suppl ack
townsite deed ...... ...... 49,. 10
e. NJ Griffith, CO atty expenses 80 70
First National Bank, rent CO att 1OS 90
Edna Brumfield, taking Deposit 10 25
b. Augur stenographic services 116 80
A. J. Benson, merchandise Al "a
Rice McGaffe Co., sup for Mrs
Mary A. Lee -. .... 49,. IA 30
Wright Grocery Co. supplies. :. IS
A. Il. Hughes, disinfectants 80. 90
l.. J. Perkins, examination insan 90
A. & f. Co., mds Mrs DeFord.. rs II
c. j.. Johnson, services inquest Is 90
NJ r. Strecker, mds Mrs York. IS IS
Mrs. Fern Mays quarterly allow SO 90
J. l.. Blackburn, quarantine ser As 90
H. b. Blake exp as coroner :. 6 80
John w. Byers, poor farm 80. 1914 80
w. Il. Graham, supplies poor firm "a 0C
r. A. Murphy, nurse -. ...... 16 65
C. w. Slusser indgt Pickett 80. 15 OF
Childrens Home End & Aid Soci 100 90
John Byers, Fence poorfarm o.. 6S II
Houston T.. Snyder, prof services 1913 Sc
Henry Lane, Quarterly allowance 36 0O
G. w. Slusser, prof services 49,. 30 0C
+. s. Winner, publication -. :. IL 90
Sites Signal, publication ;. $50. IL 0C
X. II. Smith, justice fees ..... % sc
f. P. Turner, registrar -. -. &C
Il. w. Oliver, rebate tax certifi 20 Is
o. G.. Berkland Rebate on Taxes OF
Thomas Surridge horse hire ~. OF
w. w. Bunnell, horse hire -. II
Corwin A. Pell, livery hire -. OF
Geo. ID. Smith, livery hire -. Sc q
Martin Moe, cougar bounty -. 10 OF
lie. b. French. cougar bounty :. 1875 OF
l.. C. Harrington. cougar bounty 15 OF
| J. b. McComes, cougar bounty. Is on
Charles Walters, cougar bounty. Is 0
| j. V. Nash, Deputy hire ...... SO q
| Glass & Prudomme, minute book so 81
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-08-10

for the vacating of Lots 6, z. 8. 8, 10,
II, IL, 10, IA, Is. in block and lots
9, Z. 8, 0, 10. II. IL. 10. IA. Ii In block
one Halls third addition to the city OF
Grnageville was ordefed So
The Cottonwood Telephone Co. No.
II Ltd was given permission to erect
and maintain a telephone line along
certain portions of the public highways
of the county.
A new school district was granted to
the residents of school districts Nos
1886. New district Numbered S.
The question of forming an independ-
ant school district out Of district No.
SO be submitted to the vote Of the cleo
tors Of the said school district who are
authorized to vote for the levy of tax
es and issuance Of bonds. Further or
dered that of the object time, and place
of election be forwarded by the clerk
of this Board to the trustees of said
school district
County warrants called for more than
sixty days ordered paid.
The petition for a public road In dist
riot No. 81 was granted.
The petition for public road IN dis
trict No. so was granted.
The petition for q public road In dis
trict No. 80 was granted.
The petition for a public road In dis
trict No. 81 was granted.
The petition for public road In dis
| trict No. was gronted.
| The petition for a public road in dis
trict No. IS was granted.
The bid of H. & l.. Plumbing Co. fol
connection of sewer was accepted.
The petition for rural high schoo
district in districts 20, AZ, As and 81 was
granted.
| The following claims were examined
and allowed on the road Fund.
Austin Western Co. road machin $3.50 OF
Henry Hunmiston, labor on road o.
w. A. Keller, labor on road 40 81
The following overseers reports were
examined and approved.
l.. c. Manning, over. r. ID. No. 10 los
owen Morgan, over. r. ID. No. 81 EOS OF
The claims were examined and re
jected S. H. Root cash in case Roo
VS.. county claim.
| The viewers report on road petition
ed in Dist. No. Is was examined ant
rejected.
Tax Sale Certificate No. So for 190
was ordered cancelled.
Tax Sale Certificate No. 80 for 190
was ordered cancelled
Tax Sale certificate No. 1913 for 100
was ordered cancelled
The Application of p. M. Glanyill
for office supplies was granted.
The Board adjourned until Thursda.
July 20, 1911 at 8 a. m. in order to- in
spect the Goff- Salmon river new road.
Thursday, July 20, 1911.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment last Saturday, July Is, 1911.
Present the same as yesterday.
The following business was then had.
f. j. Ballan granted renewal o
license to operate toll ferry.
John w. Byers was accepted as keep
err of poor farm and the proposal o
John Waymire rejected.
Viewers report Of road petitioned 70
in Dist. No SO was approved and de
clared to be County road and damage
allowed as follows:
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-08-10
Special Fund to Loan.

have special fund Of s5o,ooo 1.s ~
loan for a private party on hve
first mortgage farm loans. Geo > y"
Reed, Grangeville, idaho. '-1
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-08-10

The sum of 5000 paid by John Ken
nedy in comprise for taxes on limp
on Min Claims of Harry Irvine fir
1893, ond Iron Crown Mining Co. 1900,
and 1901 be accepted.
Viewers report on road petitioned for
in Dist No. 81 was set for hearing
Teusday. Sept. IL. 1911.
Viewers report on road petitioned for
in Dist No SIS and SO was set for hear
ing Tuesday, Sept. IL, 1911
Viewers report on road petitioned for
in Dist. No. so was set for hearing
Tuesday, Sept. H. 1911.
The following claims were allowed on
the sDecial road dist fund
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-08-10

the special road dist. fund.
c. p. Hudson, laboron road $ "a 90
Leander Crom, labor on road :. 90
II. T. Smith, labor on road -. Is 90
James Brown, labor on road . 90
Bert Bollock. labor on road :. 90
A. l.. Skinner, labor on road :. "a 80
Hans F. Anderson, labor on road % 90
Good Machinery Co., machinery 1856 90
G. w. Ellenson, machinery ...... rs
Western Hdwe. & Imp. Co. -, IL 90
l. A. Galleher. labor on road :. 45 90
c. b. Harvey, labor on road :. 81 so
J. w. Knight. labor on road -. % Is
l.. Renchousen, labor on road :. 90
G. II. Brown, labor on road -. "a 30
II. g. Lincoln, labor on road :. 20 90
The following claims were allowed on
the bridge fund.
Robert Dearborn, hauling timbers$ so 90
Walter Hovey Hill. labor Golf br 100 90
Cloverdale Lumber Co., lumber. AZ 81
w. III. Hartisty, hauling lumber. Is 75
Thee. p. Tollefson. lumber ~. s5
John Hoene. lumber and supplies 50 n
w. f. Swatman, bridge plank. IL So
w. T. Clark. lumber - 5 So
Hussman Lumber Co, lumber :. sos IS
g. q. Hanson. repairing bridge :. SO 90
Clair Scott, repairing bridge :. 100 90
The Board here adjourned multi to-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-08-10

morrow at o'clock q. m.
Friday, July "a, 1911.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment of yesterday.
Present same as yesterday.
WhereupOn the following proceedings
were had.
The following claims were examined
and allowed on the Road Fund and the
county auditor ordered to draw warrants
in payment thereof.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-08-10

The best place in town to BUY Pu .,
groceries is at Hanson d ho s's
smiths. 10"
Evening journal., 1911-02-10
STREET FIGHTERS FINED.

David Hudson and William Blymoor
who we're arrested yesterday after
noon at the Fourth street wharf, were
fined So and costs each in City Court
this morning on charge OF ikhting
on the streets.
Evening journal., 1911-02-10
GEN. TORRES
SHOT in NECK
MexiCon Federal Commander
Wounded by One Of His
Own Men
TAKEN FROM FIELD
In A SERIOUS CONDITION

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
HUACHUCA, Arizona, Feb. lO--Gen-
eral Torres, Mexican Federal COM
mander Of the Department Of Sonora,
was shot in the neck by one OF his own
troopers and dangerously wounded
during an engagement with the insur-
rectos fifty miles south of the inter-
national boundary. according TO a
courier who arrived here today.
The courier says the engagement
took place near Tonichi. Torres, In a
serious condition. was hurried from
the field, he declares.
May Depose Oro1eo.
Ell PASO, Texas, Feb. 10.-lt Is
generally reported today that the
Mexican Revolutionary Junta and
other representatives Of Francisco
Madero have decided 10 depose Gem
eral Pssquale Orozco from command
OF the insurgent troops in northern
Mexico.
The report Is credited in most quar-
ters, the opinion being that Orozco
has failed to carry out the promises
he gave when he first appeared before
| Juarez.
orozco's force, which disappeared
from the hills across from the r.
Paso Smelter yesterday afternoon
was last reported at Rancho Flores
where he has effected a junction will
300 insurgents under General Casil
las. Members OF the Junta asser
that 0rozco is merely concentrating
his forces for an attack on the 200
Federal troops under General Navar
ro who we're last reported so mile
below Juarez. but It Is believed her
that the instructors are retreating.
Evening journal., 1911-02-10
CRACK SHOT
in MATCH HERE
FaurOte, Fresh From South
west to Show His Skill
to WilminGtOnianS
STATE SHOOTERS IN
HUNDRED BIRD RACE

The Wilmington trapshooting fra
ternity viii be pleased to learn that
the duoPnt Gun Club will have as
their guest on Saturday afternoon one
OF the best known wing shots In the
country. He is Frank NJ. Faurote,
formerly Of Dallas. Texas, now mani
ager Of the Shreveport. La, ONCE Of
the DUPONT Company, who arrived in
the cast today accompanied by w. r..
Allen. a large hardware iobber in the
south. The DUPONT Gun Club has
invited these gentlemen TO be with
them Saturday afternoon
For years Mr.. Faurote has been the
leader I'm the trap-shooting circles IN
the southwest. and besides being one
of the best known ammunition men, is
also a good shot During a series
of Texas tournaments last August, Mr.
Faurote did some remarkable shoot
ing At German, Texas, he made a
run Of 1853 targets without a miss, two
DAYS later at Walnut Springs, he made
the last 232 targets on the program
without a miss. and at Perry. few
days later, he made 1s4 straight.
Mr.. Allen, until few years ago, wal
one OF Texas best amateur shots. o
late years. however, he has done littl'
or no shooting
Probably the most interesting feat
ure Of tomorrow's club shoot will b.
a 100-bird race between the follow
ing well-known shooters:
II. Lynn Worthington, representa-
tive Winchester Repeating Arms Com
pany; J. s. McKelvey, Hockessir
Del; F. NJ. Faurote. Texas representa-
tive dupont Company; William Coyn'
president DUPONT Gun Club, and WI
liam Foord, the Delaware State cham
! MON.
Evening journal., 1911-02-10
GIVE BOYS A CHANCE.

Five boys charged with looting q
house at No. 404 East Sixth street,
we're allowed to 80 by Judge Cochran
this morning, but the charge VIII be
held up against them in case they re-
turn to court. The boys We're referred
TO Agent Stout who asked that the de-
cision handed down this morning be
given. The boys are Chauncey Hick-
man. aged IA years; John WollinG
aged 10 years; Joseph Bader aged II
years Otto Jones, aged 10 years; An
gelo Julian. aged 13 years.
Evening journal., 1911-02-10
OLD GUN CLUB
GETS TOGETHER

Interest in the OLD Wilmington Gun
Club was revived az a meeting held
last evening in the parlors Of the
Clayton House. The treasurer's re-
port showed a balance Of sS23.55. A
committee was appointed to secure a
lease on the grounds at Hazel Dell
Park and another committee will have
charge of the building Of the club
house and the installation OF White
Flyer trap.
A silver loving cup was offered the
club by Theodore B. Rogers 10 be
shot for in a series OF five ten-bird
events. Following the business meet.
ing luncheon was enjoyed.
Evening journal., 1911-02-10
GOOD DAYS
FOR WILMINGTON
Trl-State Officers Will Give
Peaches One Game on
Labor Day
EXPECT PLAYERS
CONTRACTS IN SOON

More pleasing news was given 10
the baseball fans today when 1t was
announced that the schedule OF the
Tri-State League. which is to be made
up next week, will probably show
Wilmington IN both morning and at
tern0on games here with Trenton on
the Fourth Of July and a game either
in the morning or afternoon on Labor
Day here with Trenton.
Il had been announced that VIII
mington would play on both Decora~
ton Day and Labor Day at Trenton
but while the schedule will probably
show Wilmington in Trenton for both
games on Decoration Day, It " ex-
pected Il will be arranged to have ons
game In each city on Labor Day. the
presence Of the Tigers here for two
games on the Fourth of July ofsettiug
/ the Decoration Day games at Trenton.
From the present outlook there In
every possibility that Wilmington will
play its opening game here also. This,
of course, will prove a big day. II
is the custom Of the league to PLAY
the opening game in one city and th'
next game in the town Of the feah
which opened the game away from
home, tho same teams playing. Fol
instance. should the opening game
here be between Trenton and VIII
mington, Wilmington would play the
next day I'm Trenton. BY this arrange
ment the towns are all given a chance
TO see an opening game on the first
two days OF the schedule
As yet Pete Cassidy has not re-
ceived contracts from any of the
players 10 whom he sent them sew
eral days ago, but this is not unvsual
as the men are apt to think the mat
ter over before forwarding the signed
papers. Pete thinks the players will
all come back into the fold this year
and does not expect troubls through
holdouts
Evening journal., 1911-02-10
NO ADDITION TO COMMITTEE.

President of Council Banning last
night failed to appoint a successor
to Representative Alfred b. Moore on
the committee named by him TO in
spect and appraise the colored ceme-
teries and other property at Lancaster
avenue and Union streets from which
committee Mr.. Moore resigned. No
other appointment will be made.
Evening journal., 1911-02-10
CHARGE HIM WITH
PASSING BAD CHECK

Constable Jones served warrant
today on Vardie S. Hastings. a Young
man, who claims ,ds home is in Sea-
ford. The warrant charges that the
defendant passed a worthless check
on Albert Bothman, proprietor OF thu
Hotel Wilmington, last November.
Hastings will be given a hearing be-
fore Magistrate Lewis at $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1911-02-10
INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM,
West BrandyWine Grange VIII Dis
cuss Subject at Next Meeting.

The severity OF the weather last
evening caused postponement of the
meeting of West Brandywine Grange
until next Thursday evening.
At the next meeting of the Grange
the subject of the Initiative and
Referendum for Delaware will be dis
cussed and Senator Frank P. Ewing
will attend the meeting by invita-
tion of the grangers. West Brandy
wine members are taking considerable
interest in the bill and a full discus-
sion will be held.
Evening journal., 1911-02-10
WHEEL
NEARLY KILLS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
STATE ROAD, Del, Feb. TO-
While grinding feed with a new gsso-
line engine, yesterday afternoon, Cy-
rus Rittenhouse, son of A. e. Ritten-
house, Of this place, narrowly escaped
serious injury or death. The main
shaft of the engine broke, demolishine
the engine. and throwing the large
wheel a distance Of 100 feet, barely
clearing the young man in its flight
Evening journal., 1911-02-10
FINE CANE SOON
FOR LENA BLAKE

Charged with keeping a house Of
III fame. Lena Blake, colored, was this
morning fined $50 and costs by Judge
Cochran. When asked whether guilty
or not guilty, Lena, with a smile. de-
clared promptly that she was guilty.
From the time Of the calling of the
case TO the imposition Of the fine, no
more than two minutes elapsed.
Evening journal., 1911-02-10
Heat ng for Lawton.

Charged With taking an overcoat
and other articles from a moving
picture theatre here several weeks
ago, Walter Lawton, who was arrest
ed in Lynchburg, Va, and was
brought back to Delaware My Safe
Detective Walls. will probably be ar
raigned for a hearing before Msgis-
trate Robertson this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1911-02-10
ELEVEN WOULD
BENAVALSTUDENTS

Eleven candidates for entrance 70
the United States Naval Academy are
taking the civil service examination
at the Federal Building here today.
There we're twenty scheduled to take
the examination. The candidates
come from all parts Of the State. one
coming as rar as from Lewes.
Evening journal., 1911-02-10
FINE BOYS FOR
SNOWBALLING

James Taggart and Harry McCaul-
ley, boys. were fined 81 each IN City
Court this morning on the charge OF
throwing snowballs In violation OF
the city ordinances.
Archie Collins, who was charged
with a similar offense, paid a like
fine.
Evening journal., 1911-02-10
FOR
M. E. CONFERENCE

Plans for the entertainment of the
Wilmington NJ. Z. Conference which
meets in Asbury Church here in March
are taking form.
Asbury Epworth League is prepay
ing to give the Conference a reception
on the evening before Conference NETS.
Tn Rev DR.. c. A. Hill, Of st. Paul's
NJ. e. Church, will preach a mission
airy sermon at the Conference ami
versary on Tuesday evening, March
14th.
Evening journal., 1911-02-10
CHARGE BOY
WITH FORGERY

Percy Stokes, the 15-year-old color
ed youth, who was yesterday arrest
ed on a charge OF forgery, having
forged the name Of a local physician
to check. was not given a hearing
I'm City Court this morning, Prosecut-
ing Attorney Chaytor having asked for
a continuance. The case will he
brought up again next Tuesday morn
ing
Evening journal., 1911-02-10
HAS HEAD CUT In
POOL ROOM Fight

Tony Harris. a young man. was
struck on the head with a pool cue
In the pool room at No. 5l5 Market
street last night, and came running
from the place with blood streaming
down his face. According TO Harris
be was assaulted by young man af-
ter he had been asked TO pay for a
game OF pool.
Evening journal., 1911-02-10
MAYOR On Smith Commlitee.

Mayor Spruance has been appointed
member OF the General Smyth Me-
mortal Committee, which is raising
funds TO erect a monument to the
Civil War hero.
The Monroe journal., 1911-08-01
THE NORTH CAROLINA
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
and MECHANIC ARTS.

THE STATES INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE.
Four-yearcourse in Agriculture:
in Civil. Electricaland Mechanical
Engineering; in Industrial Chem
iStry; in Cotton Manufacturing
and Dyeing. Two-year courses in
Mechanic Arts and in Textile
Art. 0ne-year course in Agricul-
ture. These courses are both prac-
teal and scientific. Examinations
FOR admission are held at all coun-
" seats on July Is. For eatalog
address The Registrar.
WEST RALEIGH. y. C..
The Monroe journal., 1911-08-01
Meredith College

Or n The few COLLEGES the South that cone b de-
gree representing years college work according to the STANDARD
Colleges,
Diplomas awarded in the Schools Of Eoclion. Art and Music.
Library facilities excellent
Education ueeor courts LOT
ketbal ard tennis
Boarding Club where by about half hour daily domestic service stu
o a
Students offering units Tor entrance prepare Mere
dith
Believed the cheapest college its grade the South
Quarterly Bulletin. OF full information, address
Richard TiiIuan Nann, Raleigh, -. c.
The Monroe journal., 1911-08-01
Machine Shop

We are now prepared TO repair
your engine or other machinery,
do your plumbing and other work
in our line. Shop near freight
depot. AUSTIN 4 CORRELL.
The Monroe journal., 1911-08-01
THE NORTH CAROLINA
State Normal and
Industrial Collese

Maintained by the State for the
Women of North Carolina. Five
regular Courses leading to De-
grees. Special courses for teach
erS. Free tuition to those who
agree to become teachers in the
State. Fall Session begins Sep
TENDER Is. 1911. For catalogue
or other information address
JuliusI. Foust. Pres. Greensboro, NC.
The Monroe journal., 1911-08-01

Sprsins require careful treatment Keep
quiet and apply Chamberlain's Liniment
freely. Il viii remnve the soreness and
quickly restore the parts TO a healthy con-
dilion. For sale by all dealers.
The Monroe journal., 1911-08-01

Co5n Med Discover j. re;eas or secret nos'ru
II, s stieet
unde. oath \
ih.iermaS S l aa1e vita tnpe.rctnei
Il medical
plants Nord> Neleal Association Props Buffalo y