arrival of Train
Richmondiarrives at 11:15 a.m.
No. lr Washington - " 10:03 p. m
" 35 (1 Atlanta " " 7:23 P- "V
". ll Atlanta " " 8:05 a.m..
" 36 New York " " . 8:53 a. m,
2l Atlanta " " 9:03 P- m.
' Northbound treight leaves at 12m.
"" it andi2 are the local trains between-Kos-
n, . 1 . Atlanta. Nos. r5 and 36 'are the
Wmin trains' between Atlanta and Washing
vt ma" 1 ra in, are . the Washington and 5 prOgf inUie
u let.-r-i Vestihulea kinmea trams ana stop ' ;
Southwe tr. v P OCCJlSlOn.
,t Cotiwi" ; . . . -,
At the Baptist church next Sun-1
dav irmrninrr T t ..." . I
Ihe puator, will preach a social serl
mou to me children of the congrega
tion, and at nig bit Chi 1(1 r en's 4 Day
exercises will mti
will be arranged for the
l"'";rT.g....'lW jg
A BATCH OF LOOALNEWS. (
-
& ickea Ui;anl l'ut " Shape Bjr Our
UimlliHir Pencil Pusher. :
Brown's brick yard is again being
operated near the depot; : ;
And Hicks says we will have an
other hot spell m October,
Mr. Mariiu Bost, of No. 9, is out
saaic after-a sick spell of a week. ;
The infant child of Mr. W J
Lyl.es, of No. 5 township, died Sun
day. . :.
Mr, Tom 0 Cook, at Forest Hill,
hats a pnmpkin that will weigh at
least 130. pounds.
The Winston people paid Sam
Jones $1250 for his ten days' service.
Sam kuows how to pull 'em.
Mrs. Dr. Oartjand returned SaN
arday night from Morgan ton, where
she had gone in the interest' of the
state w. a t; tr.
Master Hmton Willeford was cam
u ?e from tuV:Cbdeil?:'mTi!8
about moon toll ay in a pretty baa
8haRe- He had had a chill and was
trribl y cramped and . suffering i n -en5ely;
He waa over heated, and al
most prostrated yesterday while rid
ing a bicycle. .-""' '
Childreu's Day exercises. were held
at Bays chapel at Cannon ville Sun
day.- night. An interestinsr oro-
gramme had- been arranged for the
occasion, which .was rendered in
full with the greatest appreciation,
and showed that the Sunday school
at that place is doing a good -work.
One advantage of taking Ayer's
Sareaparilla to purify; the blood is
that you heed ; hot infringe upon
your hours of labor nor deny your
self any food that agrees with you.
in, a wbid, you are hot compelled ; to
starve or loaf while taking Yt. These
recommendations are worth consid-ering.
Cigarettes
W.Du ke Sons &Ca.TrT!7
THEAMERICAN TOBACCO CO?
DURHAM. N.C. U.S.A.
MADE FROM
irad To
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Nidi
m
THE RUSH OF HUMANITY.
Mr. Crate field,-of -High Point, is
Dow handling lightning at the de
pot, aa relief to -Mr. Pamplin, who
?3cf for a spsll.
Workmen have begun on a large
tank to be built on the tower of mill
No. 2 at the Odell mills. It will be
another tip top affair.
It is not necessary to state that
'.here were no screet lights 'Sunday
night to let the people know it.
That goes without telling.
Father Joseph's lecture on "Pur
gsitorj" at the Catholic church Sun
day waa attended by a large crowd,
many of whom went from the city.
Hsv. II H McCullough will preach
i St. Andrews Lutheran church, at
Oinnonville, to-night at 7:45
o'clock. The public is cordially in-
Tited to attend.
There were no services "at -the
Episcopal church Sunday night
owing to the pastor,. Rev. J C Davis,
scfferng a severe attack-d rheumat
People Who Travel,, as Seen by Onr
ReDorter.
Mr. J H Mason spent Sunday
in the city with his family.
THE
COMING:
; 'W
LOWE c&ISQN.
o-
r
Gave lTp the Ghost.
Tioga in various parts of the city:
are dying, whether from natural j
causes or from the condition of their
dens is not known, as a diagnosis is
altogether out of the question. Kor-
ner, in his letter of Saturday, tells
ol: the death of two of his fine ones
during his absence, and this (Mon
day) morning a fine one at the Mor
ris hotel .gave up the ghost. There
is such general complaint that the
hogs are actually ridding themselves
of their own existence.
The Virginia Crops.
The Virginia Midland railroad of
the Southern runs through a section
that has suffered unusually this year.
The wheat was noor. the corn is a
failure and tobacco is short.
To a man riding on a railroad
train, around lots of bends, that
portion of Virginia looks awfully
poor. But then there has been no
rain in two mouths and most any
We are not offering our en
tire stock ot goods for less
than it costs us we don1 1
want you to think so.
Treasurer George Edward K.est But we want you to know
ler spent Sunday in Charlotte. , . " , , ' ,
r J that We have gone through
-Dr. E J Buchanan wa3 in the - . , n n
, . . Uf T . - ' - our stock and picked out sevs
city last night from Lexington. . . x
-Mrs. Dr J S Lifferfy,' ot al hundred pairs of
Glasses spent the day in the city. t s-m
Mr. W G Boshamer tis home
again after a brief tour of the. State.
Dr L M Archey returned to WQ finest goods;awe carrym
i
he .city Saturday night from Vir .$r0 2, 2i, 3, 3i and 4, that
we waht to get out of our
way.
You may know fthis means
Mr. and Mrs. W W Stuart will prices! are not what
leave tonight for the Atlanta
portion. ;
wr9 arr u nn visit fmm want you to have a pair of
ginia.
Mis3 Nannie Craiee, of Wash.i
ington, is visiting at Mr. J V Alii
son's.
Ex-
we are
looking for today, but we
is on a
A8heville to her parents, ,Rey. and these shoes. They will go
Mrs. R H Parker.
OMAN
If the fashion plates are
to be believed, will wear i
black, and there never "
wa? such a demand for .
BLACK, $ DRESS GOODS
to the exclusion of all col
ored fabrics. Nothing
adds more to the beauty
and dignity of a woman
appearance than a fine
black gown, which is alike
economical and ultra fash
ionable. We have just
got ten in our- black and
navy blues bought when
the prices were low can
sell you 75 cent Henrietta
Surah for 50c 46 inches,
wide Can sell -you a $1,
goods 50 inches wide for :
75c. Our stock of Black
Creapones are the. latest .
production. We ask all
Ladies to see our dress .
goods betore buying else7 .
where.
Do you want to see , the.
prettiest line of
LADLE'S SHOES, 5
ever shown in Concord
Then come and see us and
be convinced .
Our No, 49 narrow Opera
Toe perfect beauty, ' .
Cur No. 71 Needle Squar9
Toe prettiest seoe on the mar
ket. .
Our No, 69 Pointed Bazorf
Toe the most stylish yt.
uur jno, 7C jiouna Toe a
grand seller, all atdow figures
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS '
Our city trade ' 'Leader' v
j)ure Lilian 'Bossom extra,
.. heavy muslih doubl e front
andbackjrpatent continu-'
ous faciiigs on back and
sleeves,-cris torn' cut and
at the low price of 50c.
Morrion, Lentz ;Oo
Mr, Joe White, after 'spending
a week here, retune
to Hickory in search of health.
anyway at about
Half-IPrice.
WE ARE
:Mia Mvrtlft 'Md6re lbft to-dav
.for Mcmt. Amo-aa S.minwj , ,Mt. Xov is the timeSto come. They.
PleaWnt, where she enters' sdhool. ; will not last but a few days.
ground looks poor when as dry a3
He is qon G ned to'. h is . roo m at powder.
Oioud. T. wm ..
Aft. . . MM A MwMMmm
i , : ,4 , . --, who ia a reliable nartv and one who
iocai 3nowers, ionowea oy cooler , - - , . .
1, ' J . I . 11 ..rtt-A mr at rr a that IT Will
weather." There is'-ahit of , onso- ia weu lcu UU B'SUD' . 4U "
rain within the ner.t two aays, xie
tisrn.
the St,
In the lot will be about 50
pairs of
tJ Men's Shoes
.atioo in watching the whu and
notions fail to materialize.
I j L 1.1. 4- 11 rl .-i.inrr 4-ri rti"innhr f - - . '(' - . tl n:-7-. XT v.
blue flag float, even.thongh the "pre- Bf l T ' ----r catioatp u.apmeMjiuu
":i!r. . ... ...i me cmcKeus uave.uuu uccu uunmg, . . . wj f t;;
but that- there , will be a change;
A black hound dog w.as found that "the cocks will begin crowing
sills of the high bridge in through the night until daybreak, ... t... to . v j
Iroin tl
"new town," at Forest . 'Hill, .Sunday witbin' 24 hours after which it will
iicraing. It's a dog-on shame to rain." It is hoped that the old
thus brutally torture the poor ani- man's prophecy will hold.
male.
fleeting Postponed,
nn"aninnnf of fli.lrnfisfl nd the
f the Conccrd graded echools. was! . . , , t,.. mn.i.
. r hf: ,c " ' . nnnt nned and oppressive hot weath-
u onr city a few days th week the reviyal meetings that were
looking into ,our schools. Me ex- l:A vQ -uL;n XnWakv ak
pressed himself as highly pleased
'.vith the Greensboro graded schools.
Greenaboro Times.
Miss Mattie Pharr, ho has
been spending some. time't'lfr, .K.E
York'a;Tfiturhto her luome ear
Rocky :: Rtdke: today.
Mr. O-H Pamplin, -the courtes 2Jl
ous clerk m the Southern sohce;. at
,t t ' tl 1 '.-11 :'.'-I-.V.!'n rr.l iLkf n ll. J ij.-. 4- V r
tne oppoc, naa gomj oii a uiyuuu o ino. o, oj auu Liiu.Laiiiuat uc
moved. The Shoes will all
- M ra . P "R fi-i hHcvn; rind Mrs. J hoi
' 01 1 u. -v ju - " T. ..,11
r AU180U, oc uoncoru,- uauie iah.?1'
DAlVljiiHN rUUUIN ir.i
Times. .
Messrs. E F Correli, Harry on the right whenjyou enter
Ewink arid Cecil Foil 'left today f or L the door.
Profv J F Shinn, superintendent
announced to have begun Sunday at
Forest Hill Methodist church, have
been postponed tor a week. Rev.
Smith . anticipates a successful
meeting.
National league Cluls.
Before goingon a sea voyage on
into the country, be sure to put a
hox of Ayer's Pills into your yalise.
iou may haye occasion .to thank us BaUimore
on, and nausea Ayer'a Pills Wtfie fnelphia
est in the world. They are also , Brooklyn
PftDTr n . ' - - Chicago
Three sections of No. 38, vestibule - Cincinnati
Passed up the Southern Sunday VVashington
ni'ght. ,The first section . broke Lbuisville .
down at Harrisburg and the second to-day's games.
section's eridnehad to Sake - it 'on Rnaton at Brooklyn ; Philadelphia'
w .1 . " - - . "' .".I . ... - ; " 1 ' 'it TTT C
uuan engma sent out from Char- Ut Baltimore; New xoric at vvasn
ott3 to take thejecond train, Pas- jngton ; Chicago at Cleveland ; Pitts-1
sogers didn't haye to wait long un- burg at Louisville - Cincinnati at
GaffneyVB. C., to put the finishing
touches on a large numoer .qouuu'
ing8 thatfare to be painted. , I
' -:Mr. John Bost.I'clerk-.athe ; St;
Cloud hotelspent: Suhiiay: as-ilisen-
hetmer's ' springs, vQa this return
be was accompanied by ' Mr. A ' N
McNinch who has 'been there for a
week.
Come in a hurryjto
LOWE3& SON.
W. L. to rLAY. r. c;
81 42 ." 10 -.058
o3 45 9 ,648
77 48 7, .616
63 56 .8 .548
68 58 - X -540
69 56 7 .55
66 61 7 . .520
64 60 7 .516
61 60 11 .500
' 39 82 10 .321
37 86 9 .303
33 93 8 .263
jftien Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she had Children, die gavethem Castorla.
MORRISON
ATTOEITBY ATiEAWj:
TqpgoRD, n, .io,, , , ,
Office in Morris buildihgofjposite
Court House,
....... . .." , ' .. ' ....(
slio wiiigQ idiis
weeks ai dine
Of
L AGE
CURTAINS
tliat yoii c-n
not afford t6
miss. Think
of fouyin
LACE
1 : ...
ICURTA-INS
for 40 cents, and then a
good on'e 'for '50 cents,
for the" next priee will
surprise you at 75 cents
and the next" only Si. 00;
See 'our 91 -Sheeting
only. 1 5C. Yard.
Pre
plkids
fctvffdress
ly
on.
cents. Gall
V
r r-fc
til they were soon set a-goiner, I st. Louis.
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