Arrival of Trains.
-Mrt ii from Richmondarrives at 11:17 a. m.
v ,s " Washington " 9:58 p. m.
it g Atlanta . . . ' 7:23 p.m.
6 Atlanta - 95 a. m
,7 " New York " 8:5i a. m
- s " Atlanta " " 9:00 p.m.
'Northbound freight leaves at 12m.
6, Southbound " "5:15 P m.
Isos. 11 and 12 are the local trains between
?Richmond and Atlanta. Nos. 35 and 36 are the
. st mall trains between Atlanta and Washing
ton- Nos. 37 and 38 are the Washington and
Southwestern Vestibuled Limited trains and stop
11 Concord on signal. .
"YOU PRESS THE BUTTON -WE
DO THE REST."
When you arey trying to
think of a suitable present for
Esquire George E fiitchia and fan
Joe Foil, left to-dav. fw.nA
Atlanta. , ; " ,AW1
" Bpa?8, oatmeal, hominy, eelatirip-
uaKera and UermWo ri:'
0 yes, micaroni, canned. goods of
allBortaat'JPAUison'B,
Enquire 0 A Sherwood Sundav
married Mr, Thomas Thompson to
Mies True Shinn, both of Forest
mil, at. thelhome of the bride.
Regular monthly meeting of the
Birthday's or weddings, or town commission tva onn :
i i . - u.'auo . iaj
POCKET KODAK. It's out
of the ordinary lineit will
be appreciated. Its not a
phiything, but does all that a
large camera will do, but on a
.Smaller Scale,
Call in and see the Kodak
and the pictures it makes.
We are agents for the Kodak,
jLet us have a snap at you.
HIKE'S DRUG STORE,
1 CONCORD, N. C.
A BATCH OF LOCAL NEWS
morrow night. Nothing of unusual
interest will be before them as is yet
Known.
2Salisbury has a treat in store
Sousa's band. Three thousand peo-
pU heard it Friday at the Atlanta
Exposition, and all paid their quar
ter to hear it, too. It is magnifi.
cence itself.
Jno. P Allison keens a eand lin
of dry goods, shoes, hats and gro
ceries which he offers as low as the
lowest. Call to see him.
iSlMETTiS
n :l'v,ry by r sIllwM t '
W. Du ice Sons &Co. I .
SSGriHSANERtCaN TOBACCO COAtfT?
Ks3 DURHAM, W.C. U.S.A. fffA
. MADE FROM
High Gmdo Tobr.coo
-AND
ABSOLUTELY PURE
THE HUSH OF HUMANITY.
lickeri Upland Put in Shape By Oar
lluMtliui; Pencil Pusher.
j The Chief of Police is wearing a
dew cap.
Fresh Carolina Rice just in at
J V Allison's for 5 cents per pound.
Concord will very likely have
iaother shoe store. Guess who?
Cut glaaa sterling silyer top scout
bodies at Yorke's jewelry store.
The Nelson Hotel, of ColumVa,
burned Saturday night.
A desirable dwelling house is for
rent, onCorbin street. Apply to W
. J Hill. d9
Mr. D H Ridenhour and others are
in Charlotte this week as Federal
jurors. . . ' t '; .. ' -:
Sousa's band is to be in Charlotte
tomorrow. Quite a crowd will go
our from here: "- - ,
About the onlv thiuar setn on. the
streets that ia raised by townspeople
ire umbrellas.
Rev. John E White, of ilUerrton,
aa . been elected to succeed Dr, C
Dnrham on the Baptist Missionary
oard. ;
People Who Travel, as Seen by Oar
KeDorter. f
Mr. A J Yorke will leave this
Dye Finish
and Quality.
The house recently occupied by
Mr. Lorzine, on Mr, Jacob Dove's evening for Winston.
nlonn i-n Tn "II lj j , I
m x,u;uiUffU8aip, mat was Mr. Ritchie was down trom
destroyed by fire, has been straight- Salisbury yesterday.
cuvu wui icaucuauu its nvw reaay Mr. H R Torrence is in Char
tor the tenants. i.. .u
Be sure to attend the sapper at - -Mr. Dave F Foreman, of Albe-
Armory Hall tomorrow night. The marie, was in the city today.
ladies are laboring hard to treat you Hon. J R Blair, of Troy, Mont- ft
n i c j . i I . . . ' I w
wu auu ieeu yuu sumptuously ior gociery county; spent last night and
the considerable sum of 25 cents, to-day in the city.
m i 1 1 i I
nere will oe amusements, too. Mr. Ed. H DeCam n. wife and
Saturday's Salisbury World gives child, of Gaffney, S. C, spent Sun-
a column notice of Ray. W C Alex d3I ln tne city with relatives.
ander's sermon preached there Fri- - Mis 3 Fannie - Alexander, who
day night The subject was "'Phan has been visiting Miss Kate Nichoh
saic Self-ignorance." The World son, returned to Harrisburg today.
speaks of it as a "searching sermon." Messrs, J Dove and M J Corl
If you are anxious to find the haye gone to Atlanta. They were
most reliable bloodpurifier, read in )fneXm Y Mr- James
, , , , r . ' . , Jove. .
lt7 r , , . , Mr. T B Smith, of Mooresville,
tnoHft who havrt np.pTi r.virfirt of Piinn .. . . . . i.
was in me cjgf ima morning. mas
terrible diseases as catarrh, rheuma- hng preparations for an unusual at
asm, and scrofula, by the use of fair of great concern to him.
The most important is
DYE AND FINISH.
8 2-o-
Meteor Serge, 35 inches wide,
wool both ways, 25c per yard.
French Serge, 45 inches wide.
wool both ways, 40c per yard;
worth 50c.
French Henrietta, 45 inches
wide, wool both ways, t50c;
worth 65c.
- ' v -
Biack Faille Francaise Silk,
20i inches wide, 85c; Iworth
$1.0
Another lot of
m-B o u cLEsi-:
in black, 50 Inches wide, $1.00
per yard, worth 1.35. They
are shaggy got the curl upto
date. 1
IMPORTED PLAIDS,
LOWE & SON
bilk and Wool, 33 inches wide,
worth 75c ourprice 60c. See
our patent
Finger Tipped i
ONLY-
FIVE M3RSWKEES
x-
25 and 35 cents 'per pair. Fits
like kid. Don't come too late.
We are selling.
CAISINONS&FETZER
goyern
. 4.J
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Then
yourself accordingly.
Tne Winston KeDuoiican is in
formed that :he estate of L V&ET
Blum, Salem printers, bookselleis
and stationers; which went into theL game
hahda of the executors upon the
death of the latter, a few weeks
THE NATIONAL
will you have th ad
vantage of this mag
nificent stock at your
own price.
Our house has been ?
rented to other pain
ties ann we will have
to give possession the
1st of January and to
close out the stock
we will sell goods at
prices that have never
been heard oL
100 DOZEN
its mi
Benefit and Benevolent Association
Pays liberal weekly benefits in
case of accident or sickness. When
you get Bick your pay goes on just
A good thing for eyery
clas3 of men and especially adapted
A
we
to sallaried men. Small moathlv pay-
" Z 1 m m Ulinn rvrr tti ail
smut, IS YinuailY wi-uu. ou. maniq narnns rnnr r ole T.nnk nto
dreua soap still leaa3 the market. ble or writteu eyiaence of a dollar u merita aQ(1 Becafe one of thcse
i i-.'miI am rnin BtarPh l-'AftT IlnP . . : t mi n J l.
- , -:ot solvent creaits. xne nrm, it was mnaf ; ... r , . YnnWuw
ci .( Sir-k UiVLii - - tnr Dti I o at .1 r tt . jt .
wttM v- v ffpiipm v tnoucmt. was wortn at i -. . .i
mi . . j tp ' ' . . now soon you may ueeu ic auu ..win
least $,vuv. neyer want to b3 without it.
TIT 1.1.. i M 1.1 C l.xn.nn.Atn I ... ... I .
vfeame: mmciuuDa iur tuuiiun Aa an emergency medicine Ayer's 3t J. F 'Hurley, Agent.
are that we will have local snowers 0herry pectoral takes the lead of all
with a fall in the temperature ol .,r rfimedies. Eor the relief and
iroai 15 to 25 degrees.
Tne Exposition
Ta still lartrftlv nfffinded. It -will
cure of croup, whoopingbongh, sore . . d includinff Dec.
. . I . . . ... -1 . 1 AT - 'J
Fresh citron, Taisins, reclamed throat, ana tne aanaerous paimon- ember 31 and no longer.
currants, .extracts ana spices iur
fruit cakes and Christmas goods at
J ,P Allison's.
The board of stewards of Central
Methodist church will meet to
night at the home of Mr. D B Col
trane. ' . '.' '
David L Parish, who was
ary troubles to which the young are
so liable, it is inyaluable, being
prompt to act, sure to cure.
Dr. J H Newell, of Newell,
Mecklenburg county! is in the city
The impression has gotten out
that thing3 are being sold off, This
is untrue. Many little things
manufactured on the grounds have
hppn Hold and are beincr sold but
Mr.
the
view to moving to this city to prac
tice dentistry, his , profession. He
i i 7 u . i.jfl nn haying practiced extensively for ten
i i x. vears or more throughout
try nome, we are giau iu xuu w
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
George Plott, of No. 11 township,
Qied Saturday evening and was
buried Sunday at Center barying
ground. : - . '
looking around for rooms witn a the exhi5ifca are nofc diminished be
cause of production going on -'con
tinuously.
In a few words : It is the great
. - . . i i
est sho w, education ana mina
broadener in existence at a price most
years
county and has proven his efficiency awfuUy h).
as a dentist. We will be glad to
, . For overiFifty Years.
naye mm wim uh. , ,; Mrs. Winslow's Sooth;ng Syrup has Toe perfect beauty.
A woman who recently moyed to D8en usecl f0r over, fifty years by Cur No. 71 Needle Square
the city from the rural parts or tnis million3 of mothers for their children Toe prettiest seoe on the mar
THE.
COMING
WOMAN
If the fashion plates are
to be believed, will wear
black, and there never
waf 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's
appearance than a fine
black gown, which is alike
economical and ultra fash
ionable. We have just
gotten in our black and
navy blues bought when
the prices were low can
gell 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 before buying else
where. Do you want to see the
prettiest line of
LADIE'S SHOESIS
erer shown in .Concord
- Then come and see us and
be convinced.
Our No. 49 narrow Opera
always sold at 10!and
15 cents goes on our,
bargain table to-day
at 5 cents. They-have
G-OTilTO G-O
All dress goods cut
to cost and below.
Flannels at prices you
have not seen before.
WE SELL
Ladies Shoe
county and wno nau neyer seeii au hilQ teefchinff, with perfect success,
. : . r. I ... 'I II w . .
Mr. Alexander Chne, of tne nrm omnibus, was very mucn exciteu T finnfihpa tha -cmldB sottens the
. . . t . - . i I . . : , . i ii . it i .
of Blackwelder & Cline, was marnea la8t night wnen one oi me mree - u . wind
at 75 cents
worth $1.25,
4 .
EVERYTHING
CHEAPER
THIS
tbat is
WEEK
THAN
Sunday evening to Miss Esther passed her residence
Her husband ;
colic, and is the best remedy for
Holshouser, of Cannonville,, at the wa3 absent from home, and deling . . f wln relieve the poor
aidence of Rev. J O Alderman. her loneliness beyond endurance, ff immedia"telv. Sold by
Druggists, in every part of the
world. Twenty-five cents a bottle
Be sure and ask forMrs. Winslows
Soothing Syrup," and take no other
kind. - mw&w s23'95
at. RaJnrdav she went to a neighbor's, and after
I ? -..-. f nn oha - tnln thorn rT
fmr T i.u Mr niftrpnne earning entrauue
J i p - . i Ll. airYof hirer ahf had seen and
r Ornery, who was recently marrieu -o
MnJir: .u mof with stated that "she knew some one
LfwAfik bv dead, for a large wagon had passed,
i i nKr.ninc with a coffin and light in it, and
. ZTTZ U was -.I that she wanted her J.mmy to come
arat stated
broken.
t hV back ' wa3 home." It was thought ah, had her
"jimmies wuu uer.
On account of the inclement
weather there was only one session
at the white graded school today.
ket. ; me
Our No, 69 Pointed Razor
Toe the most stylish yt:
Our No, 70 Round Toe a
grand seller, all at low figures.
UNLA.UNDR1ED SHIRTS
Our city trade "Leader"
pure Linen Bos3om extra
heavy muslin double front
and bacK, patent continu
ous facings on back and
sleeyeSj custom cut and
at the low price of 50c.
Gibson & Morrison.
LOWE & SON.
i mi
everI