Sl'IunHE FOU THE STAML
Send us SI. 00
1 B l Si J 1 f U . A
JL 1PJ - rOiA
till
Only - $1.00
and net ' this
Only $1 Per Year.
SEK CLUBHJNd KATKS Oil VAnvA
CON COM), X. ()., THURSDAY, AI'UIL, 21, l)(2.
Single Copy 5 Cl s.
pap
er
1 rrrs-,--,
J. J C.i.A
DA
ut c Siwplleif
, P.'o see h, pioluro iu its sim
plieit v mmI pathr.s. A fruira
f ii mi r sil in (lis cheap ijOi
chair, in din rue- ifli.i-OO bar si, b -side
his i.dor.riOO heifer, anc
nl'ows l.isi;: z; to wonder tdonyd
h jiii &7.' wirr'ow, acro t'tf
'jru.'.'iJlT n r rod fence, to fi
ll im;h. fL'o.li i.) cottage whit-1
will soon be ready to reeivo his
family and his small u,50C' store
A fu i! ure. "-lulu ruuiinatinp
over tho failure of his recent
rM.OUOd'OO cumuaun he -heart.
ho voice; ol' his tr.ily beloved sod
droning a lesson from tbo dor
on red pages f.f bis Coiuumn S.7j
rrummar, and. turning, sees him
vrite the lesson with bis poor
;.'5 cent soapstono pencil ticross
his ffirulMiion At. 75 slate, and
peering over his shoulder reads:
; Tiun. R;w. Tiuin.
Ilarn, Itirned. Barnacle."
'''his is the picture, and from the
look in the fatlier'seye, there is
very probability that a worn
E 8.50 slipper will soon impinge
i pon a pair of every day trousers
' which were purchased upon
barg: in day f r exactly 7.&7 in
cold beautiful, tangible. Ameri
can silver,) without waiting for
mo aid or en sent of am- nation
en earth. Nebraska City Conservative.
Mop llio Cough anil Works oil th Cold-
Laxative Broica Quiuino Tab
bits cure a cold in one day. No
euro, no pa, . Price 25 cents.
lli'Sict and Surpri.se. Both.
The members of tho editorial
professional sympathize deeply
with brother John Ii Webster on
l is trip to Charleston, Ho was
touched by a pick pocket and re
lieved of 55 in good greenback
money, which he was carrying
in his hip pocket. Sir.co that
time, we have all been wondering
w hat an. editor was doing at an
exposition with that much cash,
a id how the pocket picker fourd
it out. Durham Sun.
Tit CL'KE A COM) IN 0.E IUV.
Tak(! Laxative Bromo Quinii d
I'lhleis. All druggists refure
tin; money if it fails to cure.
tVill Ti'iich Klcnii'iitary AKiicultiiiv,
The. Summer School of the
h-'outh, to he held at Knoxvii!
Ir 5 rii Juno 19 to July 31, will lie
iihin.ie in offering to teachers
oxLVlleut courses in" eloinentarv
a rie.ulture and manual training
t ! it can he taught at almost no
ex era co.-.t in the country schools
1 ; the regular teachers and that
will link the school room with
tin) work' of the farm. Much of
oer education has no connection
wi ;h the every day life of the
e.iin'nunity, and this step is for
tho direct benefit of tho country
.. . ys a n J girls and is therefore
in the right direitiou. Educa
tio .al Notes.
IHrrMiiirs lio'iiulng.
i ia,-ri.-,biii'i; h .- been f-iation
si;. ce the North Carolina Kail -io
d was conipleied; and that is
ail it has ever been. But the
prostiectsi for great improve
ments within a very short time
an flattering indeed; a furniture
laetory is an encouraging prob
ability; h spoke and handle fae.
; iry is already in operation; and
im. I the citizens now purpose to
i.a 'ea first class school. The
plan for the school is to build a
house to cost about $1,000, and
secure a principal 'a tor. About
tvx hundred dollars of the n 'ces
. ..i y funds have been subscribed,
and, it is said, tbo balance will
an eiisv matter. Applications
rave already been received from
college men who wish to take
charge of tho school, one coming
fro-n Kentucky. Charlotte Ob
r . rver.
T'-vi- Fi(rnn!irf tn nn rvrry bnx of th ffonuino
i.:ixaiive tu:;r;(-Qi:irii::o Tablet.
remedy Uiat rre a Ci-ll lu e ln$
AliSi'Ut i iiel.it.
A case of more than usual nb
t iiiimiednes.s happened in St.
I. lis not long ago. Accordinr
t. '..'ppincoU's Magazijie, a pale,
ii. vous young man came ii.li
thi gro 'ery with his baby on on
i. n and a kerosene can on the
0 - r.
He set tiie can on the counter
a i I said, gently, "Sit there a
moment, clear."
Then, holding tho baby out to
!- dazed c.leik, ho said, -'A gal-
1 n of kerosene in this, please."
"5
1 pj
a 1 P f
V I, d
' 1 V 'i
s yspopsia Curo!;
UI0CSTS VVint yoil Cat.
1,1 ri'p.-tr'itioa onnliiiiM nil of tl r
(iiK.-tiinis and did, -Ms nil limit of
( i. Il giveninrtiintTrllefaiid never
las itoeure. It alleys yau to cut, all,
t'.e iiHKlymnvant.. The n.o,t sonsil ivu1
t "innrlis can take it. liv its use many
t1 ei.sainlft of vsm p (,' have I icon
cur. - nftor vrrvlhiiirf olno failed. It
r-vonM for,u.i ion of .raM.n tb Mom-
. rel lev i u ir an it'si., Hsnf tri-B.it nit.
Mi, j linn,., vim-. 1 1 ;,.-,.int,t,itak,..
il 'tttis't h
t-
rwl.niltr hr f O. Iinw irr C.., I'lilrtiio.
u' u. iwulu cuouoiiKit' um)uiu(ioo.iUti. lied. The young man has since j hen !-;,,d. No woman ever doli'o
Gibsou'sDrui Store -died. leralely stepped on a uiouso."
Makes tSie food more
THE rilll.in'INE 8IlTA.TI.-ft.
Armed IS twist mice Coining' In a ( lose
(jen. Mulvcr Conn f tn.
Manila. April Id. -Goncial
Malver has unconditionally sur
reiiclore.l to Brigadier ficiieral
J Franklin. Bell at Lipa, Batan
gas province, with the entire
insurgent force of tho provinces
of Laguna and IJataughS.
General Bell says Ids (Bell's)
inllueuco is sutllcient to quell the
insurrectionary movements in
in Tayabas and Cavito provinces
and capture all those in the field
who have not yet surrendered;
but, Malvar hiks ordered the
complete surrender of every in
surgent to the nearest iViuerican
force.
General Wlior.ton report ii;.; to
the division headquarters, says
that all resistai.ee in his depait-:
ment has ended and that the
-'ilipinos in tho detention camps
can bo allowed to return to tlieir I
homes m tune to plant th- crops. I
General Wheaton is especially
pleised with General Bell's care !
of the natives contiued in the !
camps. The ofheors in cbar-'u I
are helo personally re.-ponsible
for the quality and quantity of I
i r....l ..,1 r,. ,v,vl
mo lyjyjyi u L tiuu KtL Lliu
general welfare of tbo occupants
of the camp.
After scouring th mountain
msses General Ceil emuloyi-d
oiuuteer oolomen h.n ;-r ee-
tioii against ladrouo. moors
of Ulipiiios express t.. s i ,'eliest ;
tatisfaction al lo. ' I'eatn.ent;
accorded to l lionise! Vc-i Uud to;
their families who were m tho
concentration camps.
General wheaton gives Gen
eral ledl great cretiit. for his
indefalii. ability iu co.iducting
tho campaign. lie was in the
Bold on horseback, day atidtnght,
personally superiniendiug the
most ariluons operations.
Tl.o i . oi 1 1-.- ot V.I a v da i'.r'i do
1 i i i 1 1 ; a.: !i:-..-'pio: , l i,f io
.sumption of trace with tho p:tei
f o I provin -i.'s ii-ul ar.) anxiou-,
.to show (ie.; re. 's (.'!..: !';( .
WhO'ttOH an. I Bell their appre
cia'.ica of iiio fact tliat tin; in
surrection is really over.
About, 3,3(o rilles have been
received by tho A merienn i.nieer i
in Batangas and L:e.ruua pro
vmces during tho past four
months.
General Malvar poionftlly
lequostod an interview with
(General Bell in order to make
his complete submission.
rhe 'ack of no.vs from tne
island of Samar is due to a
defective eablel It is believed,
bowevei, that the Ameriear.
com ma nder, fheie received yes
terday, the surrender of all tlx
insurgents in S.itn.tr unless tut
plans wore altered.
Strawberries '.)" t'i ills l' r (Jaurt.
The first strawberries shippid
this year were grown by Mr. J J
Wells, of leaeheys I hey wem
to Philadelphia ai.d sold for be
cents a quart. Mr. L S Wells,
of Teacheys, la-1 year sold over
.ah0 worth of Mrawborries from
oneacioand tolls the Miiming
ton Messenger ' that he now
thinks he will heat that record
this season. A crate of berries
will be shipped today from
Rocky Point by TJ Armstrong
and J O Jones, and there the 10
frigeraler trains will carry them
by the train load. It is a great
industry in Eastern North Cart
lina. News aid Observer of
17th.
Bill .Vr.'sS,)i iiig I'oity.
Hill A'-ps mo;le.-t, opinion lo
the contrary notwithstanding,
spring poet ry is ii;ie in Di.T'e.
iiereil is as v Pliain get it, oft'..
The bull ttg l.,-ll,.r i. tl,e .a;el,eS
Ile'H ,la.il'led , iT I.m w,uur I r.l.
l'Uebak f,.r iiem.1 ehit'k.as nstt 1h h
Ami 'fere you tne.v it ene ,e c tc! ( tb.
The. lizzHnl ii eiinniij' ldmatji ou a
mil.
The lurnb i linhni Iiih tuuv bura tni,
Kinpt t ..Uon lius iu.fiele.l ii hutiiier
Aud sou .Is tlie itir w Pi swi.i t ciiiiiii r,
Tuu cWltiy is iloftiuij bi Hlubtinni
11111I0
Aat j'-rlis t'-o li e v i li ' (teo, .Yen
f-o'.'V
Adown il e cr.io': icel ' -a .l Oi ei.n lH
Ar.) Hi utican 11 leei VRUHheu lj
An.l 'b' -ir lit: ' iiirty tinnvf
Ar 't;; e lj - l.iu' till, I Cilt.-I:'.!! 1:-'
Villus' otii)tayii.il nail Jinnlric "
A High Po lit special of t !
to tne ChavioU-! (Jbserv
A young ni..u by the name .d
Parker in the Fairvii w iiei. il
borho'id. liindoliei count v.
waylaid and shot day or mj ago
ir, .,.. ,, .,,,., ,..,, ., ,...,.1..
1,0 va ,Uu" 1 . ,L , 1 '
wneii tne mm ue, m,, .
made uptn him. Ho was
rocKt'd and t'e'ii shot.
nj,,,br UnnU it was on-
.. , , ,, , , ,
those rasn ami uacaiiO'i tor a
'hat. s. i i
s follow ihe bri iih I
Pels, lis ueoj
'" " "',, '''"
jf tiio crime have I
ft fr. V IS
dc!:cioas end wholesome
fO., KTW Vf'U
III MILI VI im; ( HI me
iVlille f WiijiK- ('oiiiiIt Assaults u
i)-Yar-tlltl Will.
ioldsboi'o special of lb
10. .. i') the-News and Ouserv'-K
tells the following humilialitg
story:
"Wil'iani Crooms, white, mar
ried, atced 85 years, is in t! e
clutches of t ie law, arrested on
t he charge of attempt to rape.
His victim is Pearl Davis, the 9
year old daughter of Mr. W W
Davis, who bwore out tho com
plaint. Tho attempt was niado
t tho home of Crooms where the
child was onticpd while visiting.
Crooms was arrested by Sheriff
1! F Scott, of this county, this
morning on Conteutnea Creek,
within ihren milis nf Wilson, in
. Wilson county, and incarcerated
ju n,0 calaboose at Fremcdt,
frnm which, nnim. thn nriuwer
wiii l delivered to the Wilson
connn- imlboril.u.s Tho assault
was UjiUlo on AprU 0lh and the
matter iu:s been nept quiet -'till
d-ooms -a aimrotionrioa. 1?.n-
mors are rife but it is thought
ti1(, i.iw will hn nm-miiio,l to H,.nl
w-iuh the prisoner.
TO TtlKCENI.ItAL ASSEMBLY-
Concnril 1'ivh.bj t rj Klocts tiev. Messrs,
Tidliiill anil Mimroc and Elders Murnn
mid liuuiiltnn CommisKioncru.
Moorosvil'o, April 10. Con
cord Presbytery convened hero
at. tho Presbyterian church
Tuesday cveniug at 7:30. The
opening ser."on was tire ache I
oy Kov. r. v aU'eftolil, or
Spencer. Kev C M Uiehards was
elec ed moderator; liev Geo. II
Coriielson, of Concord, was
elecieu engrossing clerk; Kev.
r u i.;i., ..( M,.i,.-;n.
' 1. cted reading c ork. The'1
... i n ,
m irrors were nearly all present .
at t !( open , ng session, but there ! -
- '
, , '' .
lire ;e. lie, 1 l)' elde' S. 1 ht! prill- .
ci
1 wort
C l 1 .1 .ULUI-.IIUI V UH..'VLlllll till. llilVCif..- crt i,,.,,,,. illt:
of today was tho. ' , . 11,1 ; lor so many voices,
. J .. sn.oner at. t he ( e itral bo el. Mr. !
Uon oi commissi!
lOliei'S to tliC
, , , . .
Geeeval Assembly, which meets
t 1 -M- nn-
m .Jackson. Miss. Tift nuns-
1-. , T -ir
..rial are Rev. Messrs. J V 1
'I'iilball and C A Monroe; lay,
!)r Aioiil-oe of Al o.re-:i 11 1 nn Hiel
M Chas. Hamilton, ot Gil wood,
There will bo a missionary ad
dress tonight by JJr. Uavis, who U,V J . v" , w""'
has had much and beneficial ' P;l,n. writcsJ vv Bei'amy, a lo-: troduceu and for 0110 hour ad
oxperiem e in mission work ' in ! comotivo fireman, of Burlington, ! dresscj Ule aU(lioll(,0, throwini:
China. Tho attendance upon
P sbytery is largo.
I'ulmerville Sold ItselfOiit.
The 1'iMlo town of I'almervi'le
ha -, irlually sold itself out. Too
Wh'.'.Liey reduction Comp.ny has
purchased almost. ov. ; v
foot of land in the phtc, besides
the Mirroundvng properly to the
north and south for some thiae
miles o.ich way. v'o like to see
too etjo.l work' go on, but. it
trailer saddens us to think of our
lui :o nei-rhhor being sold out in
fiicii a wholesale way, Stanly
Enterprise.
Well Kiimmli Siiiil.
Democratic newspapers are
having a good deal to say about,
"democrats who are preparing
to join the Republicans." This
is the sort of, talk that ia doing
the democratic party a good deal
of barm. A democrat can di
verge from the views of a 2x1
editor without joining the repub
lican party; he can separate hi ni
sei f 11 long way from tho popu
hsiic progrt ui palmed oil as
democracy without "joining the
republican party." . Perhaps il
some of the self-constituted
critic:'! would have their parti
cular brand of diluted democracy
chemically analyzed they would
! b'1 rprised by the variety of
jingro.lioiilsdeveloped. W ins.ton
'J',l'l'lla1, .
J ". . .
i Vi'.l cure St;.i.-.;ch Ache iu Fivc Minnies
'I his is j t what P.iinkillei
ii;l('o; ny it. IJTave a bottle
in lie Iiou.-j for inslanl use, us
it will save you hours of suffer
ing. Watch out thati the
dealer dees nut sell you an
iuii.atio.i, as fheg.'eal reiiutatioii
of Paiiikiilt r (Perry Buvis'), has
,i:..l e d HK'.t people 'O try to
make something to sell, said to
b 'j.Ht as go.id isthegenutiie."
; .lu-l a I.iH' ' A.'ttnleil
I- rytbing v s ii rcadint - s.
j Tie' grooin, bo.- l u... :,. and it'.in
i were g ithei cd in lie!
' . . i y. The orgarnisl began to
1 1 lay
.lie .
mil l ho ininisiei- started for
ior. '
Vait one n.omot, doctor,1'
en ited ' he nervous groom. "Is
ii the right or lef. had that I am
to p t lie ring on ':"
The left," hurriedly replied
the minister.
"A ml, doctor, is is il kiver
marry to eus t he bribe?"
I'm the minister hud fled.
.'ouien a re naturally tender-
in ji c.i;a!:iiis u i, a; s associa
rios.
ft Meets IN Auuiiiil Sos''in - Ceiiditiou
Very JalUf.irlin-r. Si cietarj mill
TreiiMiier's lU peit Very (iravitjiu
0!d Ofllcerx lie-c lMtet!
The C'abarrus county, Build
ing Loan and Savincs ssociii
ion met in Jho court hoice on
Thursday night in annual ses
sion. On motion of President
W U OdeP, Dr. VV U Billy was
called to the (diair. The Secre
tary .! ml Treasurer, Mr. J M
llendrix, road his' report which
was : modol of clearness, show
ing hi al complete master ofihe
intricate system of B it L. It
showod a most satisfactory con
dition of the institution, too
The net earnings were shown to
be 7.13 percent, annually.
The institution is just now
entering upon its fifth year.
The term of office, as director,
of W 11 Lilly, W C Houston, G
TCrowolland John A liitchie
having expired these men were
re-elected for tho ensuing term.
It has in force at this writing
1480 shares which marks a gain.
within the last year, of 500
shares.
The board of directors hold its
session after tho adjournment
aud're-elected V K Odell, presi
dent, W C Houston, vice presi
dent and J M Ilendrix as secre
tary and t reasurer.
iniiiDi .n(TaYm a n x in7.
Mr. E (j l'l'iiiikiiiiui, of (Uil, ami Mis
Florruve Miller Married. llride and
(iroiim I.cavs for Ohio.
This ufternoon at 3 o'clock
Miss Florence Miller, of Locic
townsl.io, was man ied to Mr.
I", G l-V. .ktnan, of Versalles,
Ohio, Kow C B Miller, of Albe
marle, brother of tho bride,
otileirthigr, Kev. J A Linn assist-1
Miss Pearl Pafrir was maid of
honor and Mi. B B Miller best
man.
Tho attendants were Misses
Nenta Umberger and Mattie
Miller and Mtssrs A S lleilig
and P II liarnhardt.
Miss Tda Blume, of Concord,
11 1 (1. v-i'ii I 1 1 1 Wi 1. 1 1 ill o- in M I'.' 1 1
,, , v "
Tho wedding was an unoston-
onfl wa8 lMmu1iful iu
(ss. , ,,,ipity
1 Im brioal i any wili arrive in :
o.,i: i- ,. : i i !
r, , -,, , 1
io;.i iu 1 s. r 1 .t 11 1 uiii 11 win it'Livw'
, , ,, ,., , ,. , . . 1
on the est ibule for Ohio. Sal-
. , . .
isnury bun ot J 1 in
'
, T..n
'i Kiucic to my engine ni-
inougii every joint acneii ami
. '
Iowa., "I was weal, and pale, I
wil hout any appetite and all ! run
down
As I was about to give:
up,
tro', a bottle of IC'ec.lric
s mill afi.-i- loVrni.r tt 7"
I felt, as well as I ever id in my
I life."' Weak, sieit'v. rut: down.
Ipeoi.lo always gain new life,
'e rengtb and vigor from their
; if so. Try them. Satisfaction !
I,,-,,, ,,,,t.,-wi i,v i,v.,eev n,.,,,, '
Store. Price 50 cents. j
in-. Ltiih Serion-lj III.
We regret to announce Ihe
serious sickness of Rov. Dr. W j
Leiih, at tho Stokos-Vitohoad
Sani'.arium in Salisbury. Ho 's
reported to Vie rapidly failing,
and there is perhaps little
prospect of recovery. Let
prayer bo offered for his re
covery, if it be the will of God.
North Carolina Christian
Advocate of April 10.
Court b lie ('mirtlj.
Next week Federal court will
be in session
Court will con-!
veiiw at 10 o'clock Monday
morning. Judge Boyd will
wear hi-, new silk gown for the
firstiino in Stales villi i. Col.
Ct.wles clerk of tlto court tolls
us that under the, new regula
tions every body in ihe court
loom will ba-.-e ;o stand when
the .judgs o, iters and remain
standing until ho is soiled.
Statusvilio yn.-cot.
WariM t.) I!e!) 01 j ot s.
"I had s'o. - v'i Iron'de all my
life," .says El, v. M :'.i 1 T, pro
prietor ot th.i Union Bottling
Woiks. Erie. P.,., and tried all
kinds of remedies, went to
several do ''os and spent con
tcdcu.ble m i,.'.y trying to get a
inomenl's peae.!. I'liiu'ly I read
of IC'xlol H) 'p-i i , 'ure aud
have been tawing l, io rey great
si.ti.if.u tii.i'i. I never found its
equal for stomal'-! (r.ublo and!
gladly recommend ii in hope that
I may help oile r t'ers.'' Iv idol
Dy.-Miepsia Cere cui.es al!
sioanich t roubles. Yju don't
have to diet Kodol Dyspepsia,
Cure digosls what you eat.
Gibsou's Drug Slor-o.
'Money may not talk, 'but it
cheers & man up wonderfully.")
Ml ADE II SCiKHIL CLOHIXU.
. In.' Y11 iinttinidiiiiles Acq 11 it J'lieliiselves
Well t inier Very I'lituTurulili; Cir
ciiin.'aiK'eK Mr. iileliiuie Speaks llli
His (liumi'tcrNCc I'.iitiuisiiiMii for
I'liliiic tducutiini lloiinrs Conferred.
Tho Concord Graded School
aeld its commoncemelit exercises
iu the court house Friday night,
riio cou"t room was altogether
out of proportion to tho inter
est taken iu the school. The
audioiico was a jam like sar
dines in a box, every available
spico being occupied, people
standing where there were 110
seats. Under such circumstances
the tender voices of the young
or formers, however cliar, they
might have rung in a less
crowded hall could not fill
that dense mass of vibratin ',
respiratory astmosphore. Tie-
nalt could not be heard ana
when an audience cannot hear,
ill know it becomes rostivo and
noisy, making tho chances of
hearing si ill less. We are -in
formed that tho graduating class
is chagrinned 011 account of the
disorder that prevailed, somu of
which was inexcuseablo. The
hissingand cat calls from anum
her of boys, that need a few good
warm draughts of the slipper,
wore exasperating enough and
tho class may justly feel offended
at that and any other noise avoid
able under tbo circumstances.
All in ail, however, the exer
cises wore quite eridilablo and
friends and lovers of youth a
well as parents and relatives ol
the young people are proud of
the class and we herein offer our
sincere congratulations.
The music was specially good;
"' viiUiK-iatii:; oe.
.n0' v . ry go jit
Tlio scene iv:ik rleli.-lil fill to
r, -
, . ,
behold with its bright vouti"
ucnoiu nun us oiiiu, juui.p
j faces intermingled with llowor:
land plants.
I'rof. Chas. 11 Mebane, presi
,,ll nfr'nU,,-!,., ..ll.in-,, n-nc in.
himself well into his favorite
theme, "Tbo Public Schools and
Popular Etlucation." Ho was
,u,i altogether free fiotu gloom
ovor lllC) :u'k of , attendance on
the public schools. He sees no
,. ... , ., ,
way ol gctl ing all the cbddreii
into the' schools, but by compell
ing parents to semi mom.
Ho congratulated Cabarrus on
being in the front in the move-
; m-nt for larger school districts
and better school houses. He
,Mw in this movement the oppor-
tunity for better paid touchers
and better work.
At tho close of Mr Mebane's
address the graduating certifi
cates were presented by Mr. D
B Coltrane, tho chairman of the
graded school board. He prof-
:icl Hio act with some happy
prophetic statotnertts, showing
his great faith iu tho onward
and upward movement for popu
lar education.
A very happy closing leaiiir,
was the presentation of a pai i
of LT) visilin cards from -Mr. .1
B Shorrill to ea-di ;,rl ii. l..e
white graded s .hools who in .-.
a record during lee teim fu
from absence or tardiness. Tin
following are the names called
out to receive 'be c ,i !s and the
honor that a, delighted and iei.ee1
was pleased, to bestow: Litz.i
belh McEachcrn, B..itlia J.lill,
Hattio Pounds, M.ugard Me
Enchern, Mary Mr.rrispu, .Var
gurite Brown, Anna Doug la.- .
Siierrill, Jennie Vi:isl-jw Col I
trano, Mary Lilly Sin mil, Helen
Patterson, Eugenia, Lore, it, ..si,
Caltlwoll, Ida Ccok, Nora P. la
McDauiel. 'Viola Blalock, Lilly
May Cook and Mary Jones.
Thus ended tho most largely
attended and, wo think it fair to
say, the best session in the his
lory of 'the C ncord Graded
School. It is also the'last to be
hold m the old Central buildin
Mm. Jas 0. Dent Head.
Mrs. Jas. O. Dent died at- her
home at. forest Hill at it o'clock
this (Saturday ) tuon.r g, of ty
phoid fever. '..ho was a great
sufferer, 'the -ii- wise iiliJ iug the
iniin. Three physicians at.d
jommuiiily of friends and neigh
bors ministered to her, but. relief
only came in death. hue was
about -47 years old. She loaves
husband and one elii'd in this
sad bereavement. She was a
member of the Baptist church at
Jerusalem, Davie county. The
remains will bo buried tomorrow
(Sunday) alien, 0011.
Ir. John h. I'.imI Lead.
Mr, John L. Bost, sou of Mr.
M. L. Bost, died this (Saturday)
morning at tho homo of hi;
father at Hosts Mills ..fterlin
goring for several .ars will;
consumption. Ue was about -le
years old. lie leaves a wife and
one sou, about five years old,
and aa aged and invalid father,
live sisters and two brothers tc
mourn his death. lie was a
member of St. Martin's M. E.
church, where the burial of tl.
remains took place this evening.
Mrs. C'lius. I), lit 1;. a iii Ilia.l.
The wife of Mr Chas. il, Mc
Donald, night, 'doss of Milr.n'iiie
it Cabai rus Mill, tbed at her
home on West Cochin ..li e-otat
! o'clock' Friday night, of con
sumption. She was Ha years old.
She leaves a -urvi'iiH' husband
and six ehiUreli. I'1 i, was a
member of the I'ioisewp.ii church
and the funeral service-, were
conducted at tho homo at 5
o'clock this evening by Dr. J. C.
Davis, and th body was laid to
rest in the city cemetery.
Daily of lb.
Found lli-ui". Neur Sjk i.Oer.
Mr. Julius Howell, of tiold
Hill, was found derd in th
woods near Spencer Wctino.sday
afternoon. Ho was sixty years
old and was not enjoying good
health. Ho was a gallant Con
federate soldier.
Working 21 If iis a Day.
There's no rest- for i.hosa tiro
less little workers Dr. KiigV
Now Life Pills. Millions are
always busy, curing Torpid
LiYor, J;i undi.-e, I'iiiousnes,
Fever aud Aguti. They banish
Sick Ueaiia. l;e, drive out
Malaria. Never gripe or weaken.
Small, tasto nice, work wonders.
Try them, -ac at FMzor's Drug
Store.
.Mrs II. St. I di.tr Dead.
The wifo of Kev. II M Blair,
editor of tho Noith Oarolina
Chi istiau Advocate, died after a
few hours of sickness ou the 18th
inst. Editor Blair has our deep
est sympathy in this soro be
reavement. AilE 1 OU Vl'luC an. il.,.
iwiUiwaUnorouiody t euul
an easy way
nnj a sure way to treat a case of Soro
Throat in order to kill disease germs
and insure liealthy throat action is to
take half a glassf nil of water put into
it a teaspoonf ul of
Mexican IVIuotang
liniment
anrl with fltls rrzto tri tlirnut at. frcnwt IntoryaH
n,A u,t.,6 tho oiiii.:ii of tiio tdieul. t!i.r..ii-hly with tlieltuWf
BM,ntii.lat'ur.loii!tliisp.rK"iii.M,n u sott c-lotu aua wrujv
nrouua tho u.-tk. It is u ) Oi jl iUb CL tt.
oc, KOu. uiiil $1.C0 a bottle.
rrrilll lir Vr'! havo lonf; hem troutilcj with riravtm?
IT f,lA I hC IUU gore or liter. Tnmt it al, once with Slexi.
MJ1 Mustang IiUiilenli uud you can Uepeud upou a BiieeU curt. .
AT LACKED HY iiCKGLAH.
1 lei K er riemint,' Hotel Meds Ultli n
Surprise
Marion, N. (.!., April 17. Last
:.i'..!ii. about nine o'clock a burg
Ur entered the old Pleming
Hotel, which is run as an annex
hi the r.agio. Hotel. As Mr.
Hopper, the clerk, started lo
lis room ho struck a match in a
lark room adjoining, when it
v'..is knocked out ol his hand and
-.ovoral cuts with razor or knife
slashed his shirt and coat collar.
Mr. Hopper foil backwards and
ho burglar passed out in the
lark. The dork could not tell
who it was or whether white or
bUick. His trunk nad been
opened and twenty dollars in
gold stolen. Blood hounds were
telegraphed for but could not be
gotten.
Mr. U. itl lo Movo to MorRiin.
Mr. W W Roid tolls the Sun
ihat he has decided to movo to
Morgan township, wheio he will
aako his home with his brother,
Mr. Calvin Bei.l. Mr. Keid will
leave very shortly for the
country. Sahsoury Sun.
Kev. niitl Urs. Jiet'tillonsh Losu Tlifir
Little bill.
Rev. and Mrs. II A McCul-
lough of Cameron, S. C, are
leeply bereavt d by the death of
their infant daughter, Miriam
Kathleon, ou last Sunday at the
igo of little more than a year and
a half. Tl)3 sympathies of his
people aro tenderly manifest for
i heir pastor and his wife.
Lutheru Visitor.
lioascn for not Tukiiiifn Xonsiapt-r.
Tiio editor of au exchange
aims that his town has three
of the stingiest men on record
The first will not drink as much
water as he wants unless it comes
from a neighbor's well. The
second forbids any of his family
writing any but a small hand, as
it is a waste of ink. to make large
letters. Tho third stops the
clod; at uight to save wear and
(ear of machinery. All of them
refii.se to .ake a newspapor on
the ground that it is such a strin
on the spectacles to read,
diji.it tl lbs WitiRs
It never pays for even the
best of orators to make speeches
before beiug sure of the facts
upon which their arguments are
eased becauso somebody is
pretty sure to trip them. Now,
there 'is tho much talked of
tlhauncey Depow, senator from
New York aud one of the most
famous orators of America, who
was niado to look like thirty
cents by Senator Simmons of
North Carolina, a comparatively
unknown man. And all because
tho polished Chauncey "went off
half cocked " to use a common
expression. The New Yorker
made a pretty mean speech in
which he said that the amend
ment in iSoi'lh Carolina was
adopted to turn Duller and
Prilchard out of the Senate. Mr.
simmons had only to state, m
reply, that the amendment had
noi even yet gono into effect, and
tho old after dinner sport was
t alien oil his pegs completely.
Monroe Journal.
Mr. Wiley to Leave fur New Voik.
Capt. V M unlock Wiley has
resigned as manager of tho Un
ion Copper mine at Gold Hill to
go iuto the brokDrago business
I in New York.
- ,lor!'t know that for nil lnflrr.
Mc-klcuu Mubtuntf iaiUjuuut-
A Uisdit Itii.iu! ,".i,.iisr.
Miss Lulu J Harris ! bo is a
student, at the Pre.,', , terian
College, has beeu elected
sponsor of the Cabarrus Count
Camp of Confederate Veterans
and will leave for Dallas this
morning. She goes with her
uncle and adopted father, Capt.
J Shakespeare Han
Sin co
die was a woe thing she has
Accompanied him to every Con
federate reunion; ano she knows
Nearly every veteran in the
State.
Miss Harris is just 12 years
of age. Prom babyhood sho
has been reared by Capt. Harris;
and tho two of them managed
one of tho .biggest farms in
Cabarrus cunfy until a few
mouths ago, when sho came
here to school ami Capt, Harris
changed his residence to Char
lotte to see the school. Sh.j is
a flower that has yielded beauti
fully to transplanting; but sho
would rather sond her own
ihoroughbrod horse at a high
fence than to road Caesar, and
she would rather tug along witl
lierbelr.ved uncle than to own a
trunk full of diplomas. She
will be a sponsor from her
heart: for the love of the cause
:s born in the blood and was
preached by as gallant scout as
over drew b oath. Charlotte
Observer lbtii.
"Faint praise will not obstruct
a How of words.''
Seglcct .Tii'uiis Pauper.
i ' t : -et ' ":..,-,.. . and
CO !!.-' : pai ri. Yr. . .'-,;
SU-t'er i "1 I,. I ,
I).. ''.':', I'.! e E.,.,1., -.-i,
cure such cases, M. B. Smitii,
Butternut, Mich., say "DoWitt's
Eittlo Early Risers are tho most
satisfactory pills I over took.
Never gripe or cause nausea."
Gibson Drug Store.
"Common sense extracts moro
solid comfort from life than
genius does."
Strong Evidence anhluius tho
popular verdict Hint Kyl'H C'reiim linlm
s worth its wieit iu guld. Tri d sizo
() cents, l-'ull ai.o flu cents. Hole by
rlriiL'gists anil uinileil hv I'Af lirotlicis.
TA Wtirron St., New York.
i'rob, rta, Cal.
Messrs. Va. linos : I buvu been a
nfilietod with ciitiirrh for tfffn'y years,
it auda tne k i wouk I thouirlit i had eou.
samption I pit eno bottle of Ely's
Cream l!ul;n and in tiirpe iIh.ts the dis
cliarfia stopi'il. It is tho best medicine
I Have n.seit lor ,-utimh
Very truly, Thank E. Kimlesiibe.
"Tho most effective argument
on a boy is a good keen switch.'
"Success comes to those who
wait provided they hustlo whilo
wailing."
Arrival of Traini.
The f lUewliui chnngo of aclietlulij tot k
edt Nov. 21. 19U1.
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