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KI0T1M1 IN CHICAGO
Stent Wh','oiim :i:tv to Piht Their Wij
In K. livt-r Hi i f.
'J'Iib win-si of .-iiuauons existt
at Chicago W ith tho boef mer
jumI the riiicis. A dozn 01
ini)ii) buttles wore fought Vie
iwcen iiHit an 11 mid the riot.-
on VVeiliifii ,v. i he casiKtlMrt
were not trat however
I'loiiiii.lj one man hit with i
bv .i l:ni l i In' a rioter may die,
M'.st of ;lic results are brui.se
'l'h in v -six meat wagons sue
(C( d'd in ironing out of the UD
ion Muck .yards and in d-Mi verity
an at.
Daily of 5th.
Tuilon-FWur.
,Av. S VV Tarlton atd Mrs.
M ,ry Fisher were united in mar
riage today ( Thursday) at
o'i lock a. in., at the Lutheran
pa-'sonago by lev. W II Hiller
Mr. Tarlton is 58 years of age
and Mrs. Fisher is nearly 51.
Ea?h lost a life companion more
tli. ,n a year aco and felt the
bu-den of undivided cares and
tlin oppressiveness of solitude.
Union according to the divinely
appointed way for man seemed
tho proper solution of life s prob
lem with them. Their pastor,
Rev- V K Siickley, being absent
t hi y came to Concord and pro
curing license, were married as
above stated.
May the shadows of life's set
tit sun leu'.'lhen slowly with
thorn ami sink beneath a cloud
less horizon.
Iter. C A Uurks' Discourse.
Tne Richmond Times of the
2nd says:
Tne Rev. C A Marks preached
.Sunday night at the First
English Luntheran Church,
taking f:r his subject the dis
aster at Martinique.
He took ill is incident as an
example of the power of God to
visit destruction upon a sinful
world and . declared that the
d i-astcr pointed to the truth of
tli'' destruction of too world by
fir.!.
People hoot at the ide . that
V re is a lake of fire and brim
s'nne for the punishment of the
winked, said Mr Marks, "well,
go and look at those people in
tst Pierre. See their hands
.sticking out from under the
sit lies atid the lava, as if they
V ' re trying to shield their
f ,i es ' from the suffocating
v.' i losphere. If God could fill
ihe air with these sulphurous
femes, rain fire and pour out
streams of boiling mud, if he can
f tir up the- waters as they were
s i ed up aruuud the island of
M rtinique, how easily can he
) i'Miare a lake of Are and
brimstone for the destruction of
sinners."
Many of our readers recall
with pleasure tho days when he
served Lutheran Chapel and
tVatr-r Grove churches and the
people who could, would follow
lira from one church to the
!ln r that, they might not misss
a single discourse.
10 CURE A COM) IN OXE DtY.
TaKe Laxative Bromo Quinind
Tablets. All druggists refute
th! money if it fails to cure.
Forty Ostriches Arrive at Ashevlllo.
Tne birds for the ostrich farm
loeu'ed at, the corner of Coleman
and VVoolsey avenue have ar
rived aud are now iu their
quarters
VI r. Nash came with them
Trim Arizona aud every ostrich
vi'.s in perfect condition on ..r
re.. I. There are4lt of them, six
lli V hieh are chbks. The farm
i i .t open for the inspection of
vui'nrs and will not be until
a (iji tin 2iit.li- of the month,
A ilit ville Gazette of 3rd.
S nator Pettus, of Alabama
says that the secret of living
loug is to woik. "I am eighty
i. ue," he adds, "and happy and
L in i thy us a boy. I notice that
all of my neighbors who got
rich and retired are dead. I
n -v 'i' got rich and never retired,
'i in n ost fatal disease 1 know of
:i quit work. It kills every
time Keep working and you'll
k'H'i) alive.
( - the Cough ami Winks fl the Cold
Laxative Uronr-o yuinine Tab-1-
f cere a cold in one day. No
c uio, no pa. . 1'riie 25 cents.
"Vomit' man if you can'i
ii, bi ry a girl with dollars you are
J iil;y Icmai ry one with sense '
Jyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
Vhls preparation contains all of the
uliriMiants anil digests nil kinds of
fro id. ItBlvesinstnnt, relief and never
'nils toeure. It allows you to eat all
i, he fod you want. The most sensitive
f.toniaeli can take),. Jiy itsusemany
thousands of dyspeptics have been
mired after everything else failed. It
prevents formation of gas on thestom
leh. relieving all riistresaaftereatlntf.
Lieting unnecessary. 1'lcasanttotake.
It can't help
but do you good
frotiiirpil only tiv F. C. PrW ITT A Co., ClilriMfa
tiiu 1. boitlu contui an turn.- lUe 60C lfc
u.j&oii hUrug Store
OOL. J. T. AXTHOXT'S ADDRESS.
He Relates Eirly History ana tbe Birth
and Growth of the Improved Order
Red Men.
Col. J T Anthony, of Char
lotte, met the improved Order
Red Men, sixteen in number, and
a few citizens Wednesday night
in the court house where he ad
dressed them on the origin, the
growth and the benefits of the
Order.
It is remembered that the Bos
ton tea party were disguised as
Indians when they threw the tea
over board. This seems to have
been the incipiency of the Order.
With a spirit of resistance to
British oppression the cliqu9 de
veloped into an order of useful
ness, and it adopted a ritual,
pass words and grip and served
good purposes in our early his
tory. George Washington, said
the speaker, was one of the first
officers in the order. The good
effects were felt during the Rev
olutionary War and the war ol
1812. .
In 1832 the system was im
proved and added the word "Im
proved" to the name.
The Order has sutlered mucn
at different stages and almost
became extinct.at several periods.
It suffered great depression from
our i onreaerate war ana even
n 1870 it numbered only t,bout
ihirtyor forty thousand mem
hers. It has now taken on new
life and numbers 300,000 mem
bers.
He dwelled on the benefits of
secret co operation through
which the order works and on
the orphanage feature.
The Colonel was disappointed
in havins so small an audience,
The members are a fine look-
insr bodv of voung men.
The Colonel said he hoped to
meet them again on some tuture
occasion.
In the course of his remarks
the Colonel asked pardon for
personal reference to himself in
doing his first picket duty in the
Con federate service near the ruins
of the old church in which Poca
houtas was baptized a member
of the Christian church.
Pint Regiment Band May be Disbanded
There is a possibility of the
First Regiment band diRoan ung.
C N Webster, the manager,
declares that the band is not
receiving the necessary encour
aiTH.nent from the city. The
aldermen would not furnish
rousrh stand and lights for con
certs at court square hence
thev have been stopped. The
attendance at the auditorium
concerts has not been as large
as expected. Unless there 1 a
sufficient number of season
tickets sold for the concerts to
make them a financial success,
the concert next Thursday
night will be the last appearance
;)f the band, as it will bo dis
banded, the instruments returned
to the government, and the
First Regiment band of Ashe
ville a thing of the past.
It is up to the citizens whether
they wish a batfd or not.
Asheville Gazette.
Impure Drlnklnf Water
is always a source of danger;
lysenter and bowel trouble
fellow its use, every persoD
should have handy a bottle of
Painkiller (Perry Davis'), which
will quickly cure these distress
ing ailments. Be careful aud
see that the storekeeper does
not pawn off some worthless
substitute upon you as is some
times done for the sake of a few
cents extia profit. Large bottles
25 and 50 cents.
i,t; !c I u 1 BjII Goodman Dead.
Lottie Bell, the little daughter
r Mr. C J Goodman, died Wed
tesday evening. She was eight
years old and was was mot her
less, Mrs. Goodman having pre
ceded her some two years ago
The remains were laid to rest
i h the usual funeral exercises
this (Thursday) evening at Mt.
Olivet M. E. church. Our sym
pathies are tendered to the af
fl cted family.
"Probably some people lie to
you because they think too much
of you to tell the truth."
"When a young husband
becomes a father be feels as
happy t be looks scared."
Light Biscuit
Delicious Cake
Dainty Pastfics
Fine Pviiiagfi
Flafcy CtxssU
LIMBER FIRE AT OARKY.
Cosf 175,000-Inteuse Heat Rulus Rail
road Track.
The Raleigh Correspondence
of the 5th to the Charlotte Ob
server says.
The extensive lumber plant at
Carey was destroyed by fire this
morning. The burned plant and
its lumber yards cover three
acres. About eighty men were
employed.
The Duke family, of Durham,
is chief owner, and John C. An
gier is manager. Tonight's es
timate of the loss is $75,000, and
there is only (15,000 insurance.
The rate of insurance was 10 per
cent. The fire started in the en
gine room.
The beat was so intense that
the railway track was literally
destroyed, the ties consumed
and the rails bent like cork
screws. Even the county road,
quit a distance away, was im
passable, so fervent was the heat.
Residences a considerable dis
tance away wore on five repeat
edly, but were extinguish ..a.
CHICAGO TROUBLES qUIETED.
Teamster Go to llaullnif Beef Again
at Better Wage but UU in at Other j made!autern was awarded Lester
Coltrane, Jr., and reluctantly
Po,nU- presented by little Frank Rogers
Chicago, June 5. The siirne y0rko.
of packing house teamsters, The crowning event of this
which has upset Chicago for evening of pleasure was the
thirteen days, was settled this Florodora March. The young
morning at four o'clock. ladies in evening di ess and black
The struggle was ended after J picture hats wore tho persouifi
an all night conference between cation of gr; co and beauty and
the packers ond representatives j the gentlemen were gallant and
of the strikers with Mayor j handsome.
Harrison, city clerk Leofflor and I Fifty dollars were the net pro-
members or tne state ooara oi
arbitration acting as meditors.
By the terms of settlement the
men return to work as soon as
the agreement is ratified. The
meeting for ratification will be
held later in the day. The men
sacrifice Ihe demand for formal
recognition of union aud bars
Stewart, two important points.
The packers advance wages and
there will be no discrimination
against the strikers.
A Sensational Cane.
A case with a sensation tied to
it will come up in the Federal
court next Wednesday.
The charge is that of sending
obscene matter through the mails
and the defendant are from Uar
nett county, Chas LI Randall and
two young men named Wilsou.
Books purporting to come frem
iheir postoffice and from them
were received by parties in In
diana, who showed the books to
the postmaster and he reported
tbe matter to the postoffice de
partment, which started the suit.
The books are of the "Key
hole in the Door" and "Was it
Grace's Fault?" variety, and
the charge is that the matter
in them is vile and obscene. Tbe
government will hold that the
young men were sending out
circulars and sending these
books through the mail, when
such are debarred. The books
sell at ten cents each and cost
fcur cents each.
The prosecution has same of
the books and the question is
now being considered as to
whether they will be read to the
jury in court or given to them
for consideral 'un in their private
onference. It is reported thai
two of the accused are closely
related to the postmaster an;)
the business they were doing
was greatly increasing the
revenue of the postoffice since
ll the circulars were sent out
from here. The young nvm are
of good family, and a strong
defence will be made. Raleigh
News and Observer.
Not Heath, But the Other Woman.
Moore, the Charlotte farmer
who disappeared dur'ng the
twentieth celebration and was
thought to be dead and whose
corpse was so much hunted for
and whose wife mourned for two
weeks over her dead husband
has turned np in Salisbury with
the other woman. Mrs. Moore
is mighty mid and Moore ought
t suffer severe punishment for
his brutal behavior, Gastonia
New
KNTERTAXMENT THl'RKDAY SIGHT
1 Spleuilid NiieeesH-(iru. and Lady
Wakliliiirtou Willi L' Th CIIIikoii
Lawn Traiihformrd War of Itosen
4150 the Net Proceeds.
The ladies of the Episcopal
Church are to be congratulated.
Hie Garden Party was such an
ivt'i vv 1 1 tii in I ii auii't:a iiiab cicij
feature captivated a very appre
;iaive audience.
Mrs. R E Gibson's pretty lawn
was effectively decorated with
Japanese lanterns and the house
was transformed iutoau old time
colonial residence "Janice Mer-i
edilh," "Joscelyn Cheschiio'"
and man colonial dames and
gentlemen in "doublet and
prose" greeted the guest. ' The
dretm was on aud in this som-j
iiambulistic state we wore usher-.
ed into the presence of Gen. I
George Washington and Lady j
Washington, whero one could
only bow, bow and murmur!
words of pleasure and surprise'
at the honor couferred in the
city of Concord and incidentally b . interred in the PresLy
on the Colonial reception, by . .,
their preseuce. , temn cemeery.-Daily of the , I h
The Japanese Kitchen and -.
"all therein contained" was a Tho F" Tobacco Company to (i
thing of beauty. The Japs were j Into Business in Xortli Carolina.
quite fetching and graciously
consented to do away with rice
and chopsticks aud serve ice tea
and sandwiches in place. Ihe
guessing contest offered much
amusement, some of the local
hits being quite good.
The lawn drills were under the
management of Prof. Northcott
and the ladies are especially in
debted to him for his fine sug-
croctirtnb ir nrnfipipnll V7 f"XOP.llt4d I
"The first, we mi-ht call, the
"War of Roses", participated iu
by twenty 1 ttie girts aua Doys,
lovely. Both armies finally suV
rendered and threw down their
weapons of roses over which
nrotlv litr e Marin Cu dwell was
led to the throne of flowers. Un-'
der her majesty's reign peace
declared and most wonderful to
relate, the Father of his Country
smiled his approval.
The lantern drill was well ex
ecuted. The prize (a box of
candy) for the prettiest homo-
coeds. C.
Albemarle News Culled from the Chni
lotte Observer.
The graded school board met
Tuesday and elected the teachers
for the Albemarle graded
schools, for the next term. With
one exception all i'1 old teachers
were elected as follows: Super
intendent, L L Stevens, of
Pasquotank county; teachers,
Misses Ella Ford, of Raleigh;
C an ie IVeaver, of Greensboro,
.lohnsie Coit, of Salisbury;
Eugenia Rowe, of Monroe, and
SallieAlleu, of Anson county.
While returning from a picnic
at The Narrows on tho Yadkin
Tuesday afternoon the horses
attached to a carriage in which
were Mrs. J B Uarrelsoti and
two thiloren and two young
men, Goodale and jasper
Russell became frightened and
ran away. Mrs. Harrolson and
son were thrown out, the former
sustaining sorious injuries.
Russell jumped, but held on m
lines and was dragged a con
siderable distance, bruising his
face badly. The other occupants
escaped with slight bruises. The
carriage was demolished.
A marriage which took place
here Monday afternoon and
which was intended to be kept a
secret leaked out Thursday. Tho
contracting parties wero Mr.
Cicero Ril'jhe, of Ritchfic'd, and
Miss Daisy L.yerly, of Uo" an
county. Mr Ri'chie drove-'
down through tho country
Monday to attend the Drr.ie
ociatio county couvtntioc.
liis bride came down on th
ti'ain to do some shoppii g it;
Albemarle. They "net here a! 1
o'clock and were married b
Rev. G T Rowe. Mrs. Ritchie
returned on the evening trail
while Mr. Ritchie drove Iuk k ti
his home at Ritchlield. It is noi
known why they desired the
marriage kept secret.
Mrs. (,'ro. BiirrniKer IVnd.
Mi s, Geo. Barrinper, nee Miss
Matlie Fisher, died at her home
in Mt. 1 kasant Friday. Mrs.
Barrirpcr lad Wen very low
with the dreaded malady of con
sumption for seven months and
her death was not unexpected
by her many friends. Her hus
Inrd prtcedsd ler lastAugust,
of typhoid fever.
The funeral services were con
ducted at St. John's today (Sat
urday), after which the remains
were laid to rest iu the cemetery.
V e extend our deepest sym
pathy to the relatives and friends
1 Iu their hour of sorrow,
LAMI OP LIFE (iOES OUT.
fli'H, J. 0' Wulliiie PusmS A wo j Was
Ml Yiaia Old - I.uv(n Three Cliil
tire ii.
On Saturday morning, about
5 o'clock, Mis. Lydia Wallace,
, &6 dt pi rUd this life at the
hi ire of her diup.hter, Mrs. J
M Brown, on .North Union street.
Death was caused by a complica
tion of disrasf s attendant upon
old ape. The deceased is sur
vived by three children, MrsJ
M Blown, Mrs. J B Caldwell
and Mr. Jno K Wallace. Deceas
ed was the relict of the late Jno
O Wallace, so well remembered
by the older citizens of our
town.
The funeral will take place to
morrow morning, the remiirs
London, Juno C. The Impe-
rial Tobacco Company has re
ceived a report from the agents
it sent to the United States for
the purpose of organizing a fight
against the American tobacco
combine. The report says that
a large numoer or additional
'agents, buyers and experts has
' already been engaged, and that
: , .. . . ,
j architects bave been commis-
sioned to design a number ol
, caf fac,
r
The Impe-
rial Tobacco Company
intends
to start in the tobacco business
at Greeuville and Kinston, N.
C, and Danville, Va., aud at
other points throughout Virgin-
a and North arid South Carolina
Y'hihk Man Killed by the llni-nting or
(jrlmlstoiip.
An unusual and fatal accident
occurred hero this morning. V
B Jackson, a young man from
Winnsboro, was grinding some
tools at a planing mill, the
grindstone belted to the engine
and revolving rapidly. Suddenly
the stone burst and one large
piece struck Mr. Jackson in the
face. Lie was knocked into
insensibility and died an hour af
terwards. The sad slate of affairs
is heightened by the fact that he
leaves an invalid wife and two
small children. Batesburg, S.
C, Special to Columbia State.
A Heal Friend.
"I suffered from dyspepsia
and indigestion for fifteen
years," says W S Sturdevant of
Marry Oaks. N. C. "After I had
tried many doctors and medicines
to no avail one of my friends
persuaded me to try Kodol. It
gave immediate relief. I can
eat almost anything I want now
and my digestion is good I cheer
fully recommend Kodol." Don't
iryiocure stomach trouble by
dieting. That only further
weakens the system. You
need wholesome, strength
ening food, Kodol enables you
to assimilate what you eat by
digesting it without thestomach's
aid. Gibson Drug Store.
Big Naval Demonstration.
Washington, June G, The
Navy Department today made
public the order for the assem
bling of the North Atlantic,
South Atlantic and European
tquadrons to participate in the
most extensive fleet manoeuvres
ever altetrpted by tho navy m
he Westliulies. The orders re
ito that about November 10th
next the department will assem
olo iu available vessels of the
station uumcd and about Januarj
1st, 1U0& these vessels will be
gathered at Culelia, P. R., or
Guauiumimo, Cuba, and organiz
ed aud united for two months as
a fleet. The list of vessels which
will take part is as follows:
Kearsage, Iowa, Massachusetts,
Brooklyn, Illinois, Alabama, In
diana, the row Maine (probably),
Olympia, Baltimore, Cincinnati,
Raleigh, Albany, Chicago, San
Francisco, Newark, Detroit,
Montgomery, Nashville, Mariet
ta, Machias, as many of the half
dred or more torpedo toals and
destroyers as are available at the
time and a fleet of naval coliiois.
Subscribe for the Standard,
- Mexican flustang Liniment
lon't Btny on or near the mirface, t tit gns in through th muscles and
tissual to tho boue aud driveg out all sureneHS aud uLilauiiuaUou.
For a Lame Back,
Sore Muscles,
or, in fact, all Lameness and Sore
ness of your body there is nothing 1
that will drive out the pain and injj
llamrnation so quickly as
Mexican
Mustang Liinlment.
If you cannot reach the spot 3Tour-"," 1
self get some one to assist you, for '
it is essential that the liniment be j
rubbed in most thoroughly.
Mexican Hustang Liniment
OTPrcomes tlin aihmmt of horses ami all donipfitie anininta. In fart,
it b a u:&n Uuulcr aud jaiu killer uomut&er whuor wbut tho patleutia.
l'rof. Ilivins Undecided.
Prof. J A Bivius, who is
at Trinity College, writes
News that, for the present
now
The
the
natter of his accepting or
declining the offer of the Con
cord school cannot be definitely
stated. lie adds that a definite
answer will be given within the
next few days. Charlotte News
of olh.
Lovely Feeling After Fighting.
A Pretoria dispa'.eh of the 4th
!ustrat s how brave and honor
able antagonists may regard
eacliother when the contest has
ended. It says:
"Tho ballot of the Boers at
Vereeniging resulted in 34 votes
in favor of surrender and P
against it. Preparations are he-
na made hero for tho snrmnrlnr
of tho Boer commandoes, which
win occur on tne race course.
All the Boors are allowed r.
foct freedom.
Lord Kitchener's address tn
the Boer delegates, in which the
urnisn commander in chief said
that if ho had been one nf them
he would have been proud to
have done so well in tho field as
they had done, made the best
possible impression aud brought
forth a heavy response from
General Beyers, the chairman,
wno expressed the pleasure the
Boors experienced at meeting
Lord Kitchener as a friend, ad
ding that they had fought so
Ions: atraiust him. that thev hnri
acquired full appreciation of his
WOIII1.
"People who are content to
stay at the bottom must belong
lo the lower orderof animcls."
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Single and .Double Kr.iHed Parasols, Black
and Colors. Childn n's Parasols, 15c.
to $1.00 each. :-: :-: :-: :-:
GOOD FOR RAIN OR SHINE.
Best 50c.
Umbrella
In Concord.
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Black Jack Camp W. 0. V .
Mr. A C Fine, the officical or
ganizer, with mineteen mem
bers of Elm Camp, went to Rocky
River Friday nierht and organ
zed a Camp to be known as
Black Jack Camp Woodman of
the World. There were 25 ap
plications as charter members,
thirteen of whom were present.
Nine received tho if itiation de
gree. Thousands Kent into Exile.
Every year a lariie number of
poor sufferers whose lungs are
sore and racked with coughs are
urged to go to another climate.
But this is costly and not always
ure. Don't be an exile when
Dr. King New's Discovery for
Consumption will cure you at
home. It's the most infallible
medicine for Coughs, Colds, and
,tll Throat and Lung diseases on
earth. The first dose brings
relief. Astounding cures rosult
from persistent use. Trial
bottles free at Fetzers Drug
Store. Price 50c and $1.00
Every bottle guaranteeed.
Miss Rosa Bell Wager of
Matthews is visiting her cousin,
Miss Mary llendrix. for a few
days.
Don't Let iliriu Suffer.
Often children are torlured
with itching aud burning eczema
and other skin diseases but
Bucklen's Arnica Salvo heals
I he raw sores, expels inflamxa
tion leaves the skin without a
scar. Clean, fragrant, cheap,
there's no salve on earth as good
Try it. Cure guaranteed. Only
tl'tc at Fetzer's Drug Store.
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BALE OF
THE POUND,
FETZER CO.
paper 1 year.
MllEKTY HELM-ARTY BLOWS CP.
'ra'n Containing rhilmlelphia People
Wrecketl-tiiirinecr ami Firemen
Injured.
Richmond, June, 6. The
ngine drawing the train having
n! board the party of officials
roin Philadelphia for tho
urpo.se of wringing back the
'".liberty Bell was blown up to
n'ght near Acquis Creek, on the
iichuioud, Fredericksburg &
'oloinac Railroad, about 30
ailes south of Washington. The
ntrine was wrecked and the
aggage car and two coaches
lerailed,. Engineer Humphrey
nd Fireman Saunders were
njufed. Tho two Pullman
:oaches remained on the track
md the passengers, though not
injured, were shaken up. The
?ullman cars and their occu
anrs were returned to Washing
'on tonight and a fresh start
vill be made for Charleston
oinorrow.
Reaily toYli'lu.
I used DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve for piles and found it a
:ertaiu cure," says S R Mere
lith, Willow Grove, Del.
Operations unecessary to cure
piles. They always yield to
be DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve.
Cures skin diseases alJ kinds
of wounds. Accept no counter
feits, Gibson Drug Store.
"When you hear a girl say
that diamonds are vulgar you
may bo pretty sure she hasn't
any."
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I.ouila Them All.
"One Minute Cough Cure
beats all other medicines I ever
tried for coughs, cjlds croup
and throat and lung troubles,"
says D Scott Curin of Logan ton,
Pa One Minute Cough Cure is
the only absolutely safe cough
remedy which acts immediately
Mothers every where testify to
the good it has done their little
oues. Croup is so sudden in its
attacks that the doctor often
arrives too late. It yields at
once to One Minute Cough Cure.
Pleasant to take. Children like
it Sure cure for grip, bronchitis,
coughs. Gibsoa Drug Store,
Ihe Southern Selliug Tickets to Charlei
tun at Special Bates.
The Southern Railway has
put tickets on sale for the Char
leston Exposition. The round
trip rate from Concord for sea
son tickets is $11.05. ThelOday
tickets on sale daily are $8.10.
Tickets on sale on Tuesdays and
Thursday, 7 day return limit are
$3.30
He Kept Ills Leg.
Twelve years ago J W Sulli
van, of Hartford, Conn., scratch
ed his leg with a rusty wire.
Inflammation aud blood poison
ing set in. For two years he
suffered intensely. Then the
best doctors urged amputation,
"but," he writes, "I used one
bottle of Electric Bitters and
I 1-2 boxes of Bucklen'j Arnica
Salve and my leg was sound and
well as ever." For Eruptions,
Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum,
Sores and all blood disorders
Electric Bitters has no rival on,
earth. Try them Fetzers Drug
Store will guarantee satisfaction
r refund money: Only 50 cents.
Reduced Rates.
On account of the following
occasions the Southern Railway
will make reduced rates :
Trinity College commencement.
Tickets on sale June 1 to 5 with
final limit 8. Round trip $i. 75.
Elon College commencement,
Elon College, N. C, June 25.
Tickets on sale Juno 1 to 3 with
fiual limit 8. Round trip 3.45.
On account of Annual Meeting
Southern Educational Associa
tion, Chattanooga, Teen., July
1-4, ItiQ'J. Tickets to be sold
June 27 to July 1. inclusive, with
final limit July 6. Fare $14.60
for round trip.
North Carolina Teachers' As
si'inli'y. Moii'head City, N. C,
Julie m lii. Tickets to bo sold
Juno 7 to 1 1 with final limit 30
(h;j s from date of salo. Fare
for round trip fi.iO.
Ou xccount of Annual Con
vention Diocese of N. C. and
Brotherhood of St. Andrews,
Oxford, June 11 to 13 1902 thd
Southern Railway will havo tick
ets on sale June 10, 11, 12 and 18
with final limit Juno it, 1U02.
Fare jO.." for round trip.
On Account of TIhuii.iu State
Ionian's Christian Temperance
Union, Kalwitrh, June H 19, the
Southern Railway will have spo
ckll rates. Tickets to bo hold
June L'o, 21 and 22, with final
Unit Juno ",, llJ(2. $15.70 for
round trip.
v:w,CUt.'J uilll VICil'It.l, l. V,
suie rato as Portland Oi.
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