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- THE STANDARD,
Concord, N. C.
Arrival or. Trains. -
x"p. ii from Richmondiarrives at 11:17 a. m.
3S " Washington "- " 10 p. m.
:2 Atlanta " " 7:22 p.m.
36 Atlanta " ." 9:35 a.m.
s7 " New York " " 8:48 a. m
3 " Atlanta " " 9:00 p.m.
64 Northbound freight leaves at 11:17 a. m,
" 63 Southbound " " 545 p. m.
Nos. 11 and 12 are the local trains between
Richmond and Atlanta
J J Cook, of fro. 5 township, was
to have gone to South Carolina last
wee!:, but was detained at his home
on account of an attack of malarial
fever. It is hoped that he will
soon be out.
consider it my duty says Mr.
.Dies, of San Diego, Texas, "to
certify that AyerV Pills have com
pletely relieved my wife of neural
gia, from which complaint she was,
tr a loDg time, a great sufferer."
1 hey are easy to take and always
effective.
On Thursday last the congrega
tion of the First Presbyterian
church supplied most bountifully
the pantry of their nastorv Rev W
C Alexander, who, with his family,
had been away for a month.
WANTED Salesmen to sell
complete line of lubricating oils,
greases, varnishes, specialties, etc.
iiood bpportunity for the proper
party. Garland Refining co,
Cleveland, O. sl4
Rev. Prof. C L T Fisher, of Mont
Amo3Qa Seminary, preached to a
large concourse of neoDle at Cold
Water Lutheran church Sunday
afternoon. His sobiect was "Th
ios. ana w are the 1 lionnnn nu:t t tt.h 11 tt
fast mall trains between Atlanta and Washing- "T. U1 U11BL xuw -611. niS
ton. Nos. 37 and 3S are the Washington and dlSCOUrSO Wa8 OUQ lull Of lnforma-
bouinwei-ciii vrauuuicu wmiicu trains ana Slop i 4.:,.., 1 1 . .
Loticora on signal. UUu up" itui maiuiugi
People who live in new countries
are liable to be prostrated by malar
PERSONAL POIMTEKS.
IE AD
h
A vJ V ial fevers. Inhabitants of cities, by
ini J 1 reason 01 bad drainage and un
STOPS
HEADACHE
IN A MINUTE.
wholesome odors, suffer from simi
lar diseases. AyerV Ague Cure is
warranted a Bpecific for all malarial
poisons.
Mr. H C McAllister, Contractor
R A Brown's efficient 'foreman,
came in from Gaatonia Saturday
night. He will resume work at
once on the tank. When the tank
is complete he will finish up the
Phifer building and from thence to
China Grove, where he will be en-
The Ebb anil Flow or the Unman
Tide at YMsf Iort, aseen By Our
Reporter
Mr. George Horn buckle left
this morning for Trinity College.
Mr. James C Fink is spending
a week at Misenheimer's Springs.
Mr. D J Bostian is in Albe
marle, having accompanied Hon. S
J Pemberton home.
Mr. Richard Gray, of Charlotte,
was in the city yesterday, having
come over on his wheel.
Miss Hattie Cook, Messrs. Her
bert Cook and P M Misenbeimer
I. . ' 1 n t
Bpent yesterday in irreensDoro. ... j
The Hon. Cy. Watson went !
from here to Henderson ville, where
he and Major Guthrie speak today.
Messrs. C M Cooke, Jr., and R
B Ieard, of Bessemer City, Spent
Sunday in the city with friends.
Messrs. E1gar Caldwell, Scott
and; Albert Fretze, spent Sunday in
camp with the Fourth Regiment
boys at Mooresvilie.
-j-Mrs. George W Taylor, who
has! been visiting in the city for a
mopth past, returned to her home
in States ville today.
-j-Dr. C A Misenbeimer, of Char
lotte, passed through the city yes
terday on his way to Mt. Pxeasant,
Ma old home, to spend several days.
f-Mrs. M H H Caldwell and chil
dren have gone to New London to
spend a week with Mrs. Richard
Eames, Mrs. Caldwell's sister. Mr.
Caldwell accompanied his family as
far as Salisbury.
BIG LOT
OF-
CASHMER'E
5 Per Cent Per Month
60 P H t P
IN
SHORT : L
NGTHS,
and 25c.
Worth 15
yard, that we are go
ing to
...
Ou
10 and 15 cents rer K" "
- I d o uuiu umioiiujaot
Bottle, at A Rnenial to the Durham finn
says that a man named Robt.
Bowles, who lived a few miles from
Roxboro, committed suicide Wed
nesday night by cutting his throat
with a razor. He sent his wife and
child of! to get something for him,
ana on tneir return iney iouna nim
I tn I wnafo re9 Ana r tiro a nn a
count of feeble health.
(TIER'S DRUG STORE.
Backlen's Arnicasaire.
I'The Best aaive in the world i or
Cuts, Bruisas, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetterd Chappe
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles or - no pay requi'-ed. It is
guaranteed to give statisfaction or
monev refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale at P B Fetzer?s Drug
store. : : -
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and make . room for
new goods at the low
figure of
Guaranteed to All Investors
:rr on
Investments both Large and Small
WHEN I) W WITH
Thp New; YorkInvstment Co.
. BROKERS IN
Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Cotton,
40 AND 42 BROADWAY, '
NEW YORK CITY. j
P. S. People4 who desireto have a steady and
ure income Hon , ;small .or .large investments
end for our explanatory, f re- .
JN0. R. ERWIN." C A- MISENHEIMER
ERWIN & MISENBEIMER1
i
Physicians and Surgeons .
Office No. 3. Harty buildiner, op
oosite 2nd Presbytorian church.
Charlotte, NGV
FIRE INS UKANCE.
Yard.
-a
SHORT LOCALS.
A traeedv erowme out ot a
mother's heroic attempt to saye her
Mill child from death in front of a train
Will Preach at Chapel IIill.
Rev. Thomas E WInecoff , who
came from Mississippi to this county
some time aeo to visit relatives 'and
.
friends, has accepted the pastorate
of the Episcopal church at Chapel
Hill and will not return to Missis
sippi. Mr, Wineccfii went down to Ral
Miss -Berta Kimmons, of
Hill, passed through the city on her occurred 1 near Newbern Wednesday, eigh this morning and will return
way to Newell's High School. Mrs. James Wade, with her lUtle 0 Chanel Hill tomorrow, where he
II I, Harris, whitfl was bafore the ? '. . . wn8 a. ral,a" will meet his wife, who is vet in
. iT j C a j: tracK ana wnen tne train wnicn
ajux iui ucxug uu "4D was approaching them was nearly f.nw cuy
oxuxj,. o opposite them the little girl at-
Tfr. 1?l,'nnWAU WHn nf TPnvaal I tomnt or! ! tn nrncn i n frnnt. nf it.. HThft
into. iiz.a,uoiu i attoi, ui x- uicou w.. - carrt of Thanks.
Hill, is visiting at the home of Mr. mother sprang alter ner anajerKea
Pv ,Tx Cook, in No. 5 township. her backward and beyond the rails,
me neroic motaer ueraeu, uuwcvoi,
Mrs. Martin Blume and Mr. and
Mrs, W H Blume request The
The Laura Sunderland school, being mangled beneath the wheek. Standard to thank most sincerely
See Them.
When in need ol Fire Insuiance,
call and see us, or viie. We iepre
sent only nrst-clat Home and D or-,
eign companies
Jttespect'auy,
Woodh u e & Ualbib. '
GAIIilO H f ETZER
I
THE NEARER THE BONE THE
SWEETER THE MEAT,
ine mile west of this citw will be
gin its next session Wednesday, Oc
tober 7. .
: The time for. holding the even
ing services at the different churches
of the city has been changed from 8
to 7:30 o'clock.
The child was unhurt.
their many friends in both town and
Some men are afraid u""j -'uuu .j
of death, some arc nathv shown and exnressed in the
not. xviosi oi U3 ,i j lu e uTrrrl
in 1 1 i i "j i r i fc t t ii tii uuk t
the grim destroyer to-1 husband and son.
day; We would rattier
put it off until to-mor
row, or until next Bnrnecl Ills. Eye-Ball
J - - 1 HC Tjl .1 rt ll.lln..ll nn-n MnnrlaTf
not count tor much m iir. .CiUgax vaiuwcn dijcxxu uuuuoj
the matter. A man TOifh fho dri-im nnma At. IvTnnrfiaville.
tnnv nor want tr rli 1
J " 1 r-w , - . ..t .... A. H.-L
He mav not want to ne met Wltn an accident inat may
TT I -J m-m m
De SICK, iie may Wisn nnita Hi so a frnn a VVhilftlvinor
and hope and pray "
that he will not be in a tent, Prof . R L Keesler entered
sick nor meet death, uh nifrarette in his mouth, which
hotine won't help him.! ; r .
ft is what he does, and not what he was knocked out by a falling gar
7i cii oa that serve his purpose. If a man rpna f0 nnnn uA hall nf
TKo W; f Unnvrt Q ro TOh n 1 ' u flv, atin ii nervous. irritableJ cul"
-" "r wirtAted. he mav wish he the left eve of Mr. Caldwell, mflict-
uvtJH jusi over ine'.iiaDarru8'auu wwpiw , - . -
ftfoi" c n;kf would eet well, but one bottle of Drj . a - . hn
v-' lain v in m. iiirin n.Liiiiiav iiiciiiw i . nr t A.r-... m i auk - -
j , - j o Pierce's lioiaen iucuiuu xyiM.uvcijrui - .
alter a long and dragging 8pell OI An more than an ocean of wishes. If a
mar, i on the way to consunpuon, dc
u ioVp a 55tot as auiklv as rosi
trifil -1.1- tj ehriiiri nut on brakes. He Those who now tolerate mice or
. jib w mm cMtcn ww u uvj -k a - w . w m w mz i i iir " ait. 0u v r- - i - - . "
. . . i - -3 i :j
Mr, W G Weddington, son of
Kegister of Deeds W M Wedding
ton, has gone to Salem, Va., where
he will enter Roanoke College.
Dr. W H Wakefield, of Charlotte,
'svill be in Concord at the St. Cloud
on Thursday, September 24. His
practice is limited to eye, ear, nose
and throat. - tf
mm'-.
j It is an old and homely adage
and finds an j application here
The maker of merchandise has
reached the end of his summer.
His season is over ; yours has
just begun. He's anxious to
sell what is left of nis made
up product at almosi any reas
sonable sacrifice. We're
watching yonr interest in this
matter andj as a result have
made some purchases that
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masons build the vault in the new needn't be Mt5?J?,H rats in or about the house certainly
it Was ?e .H - u,!nfl t .ui. tint that i In.
just taice ine,riiAt xucvAiixxv.. .v- . muou wo w.huw .mww t
en Medical Discovery cures incipient . . , t Httje
uauKana not Knowing wnai w ..rVirvriirht medicine. The
ior exclaimed : "Ain't that a Dig lMPTicai Discovery ' cu:
chimney 1"
will surprise you
cheapness.
by . their
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a ii ait(A rrpf1 consumption. Con'
tinn is a irerm disease and a blood tn secnre and no thin &r to keep, has
The Must-Have-MoneV-Sale at diseaSe. The "Golden Medical Di$- . ; -f41 ovxA ,nar
nUL A Z - "I" vnic the Pf-rms and Durifies the ucuwuauuWw .vrw.
XX SX -S J!U e. any darkcorner0rn0ok. andeAect-
spent with Odd. Our people know TX solid. whoUsome flesh, ually scares away all Bucn pesta.
a bargain and appreciate it. Hundreds, of grateful people afflicted This cat is struck or cast from
Mr. 7flh. suff. a vAntiff man "LT'haveSS ttrtS metal or other like material to as to
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animated feline
theOdell mills for the purpose of p. ,s common Sense Medical riatMi It is nainted OTer with la
uoupcuuicuuDuvo Adviser, a "rCTS.. XI T:r":" U:rta r,ftinfL r fhat Ik ahinfta in
. . I LmV TjeTiirll will oe Km cc wu icvciu uiiuwu -v m"
Rev. Paul Barringer, who has rTfwentv-one (21) one-cent stamps to the dark iike a cat of flame. After
copy for ready referenct being USed for about A - Week the
Kaar, i lL. 4.A ft 1 w L,o,iincy wiv. Every famut
rfll i - . . . ill I 1 . -1 nrvr for Tffi V tt
HERE THEY ARE:
f
Wash goods at 5, 8i, 10 and
12 i cents. Figured Mohair,
black, HQ inches, at 25 cents,
A bargain, Billows of hand
ksrchiefs, you'd wonder how
it could be done if we hadn't
told you, There's no loss to
us, but a . '
Big Gain to You
and the maker pays the piper.
Come ann see themi 5," 10, 12,
15. 25andl 50cts. V i
Oxford Ties: Prince Albert
and Spring Heel Ties in all the
new toes, I These are Genuine
Bargains, no old goods. All
new direct from tne factory.
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Come and See Us.
Tin!
There is a difference between edK'
cines and medicines. . .
Those of to-dav. as a rule, differ irom.
those of the past in many respects.
Fully as great is the difference be
tween, Dr- King's : -
.OYAL: 8ERE3ETUER
and the ordinarr medicines of to-2vv
It is unlike them in
THESE FIVE THINGS:
1 . It does not taste like a medl
vXine. It is as pleasant to take as
lemonade and makes a most refreshing"
drink.
2. It never nauseates the most
delicate stomach.
3. It does not swap off one dis
ease for another. It does not setup
one form of disease in order to relievo
another as is so often the case. -
4. It contains no alcohol or
opium in, any form and is always
harmless even when given to a babe
one day old.
5. It does not patch simply it
cures It reaches as nothing else,
does, to the hidden sources of disease
In the blood and removes tha cause. It
does this with an ease and power thai
have never been equaled.
Por all troubles of the Blood, Stomachy
Bowels, Kidneys and Nerves, and for all forrac
of WAT.A11IAT. POISON It stands pre-eminent
without a rival or a peer.
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tU 108 Domi, OnIllar. ltaauXacturdonly
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