ArrlTal of Trains,
The following change of schedule took
effect Jnnel2, 1S99. .
NORTHBOUND.
No. 8 arrives at 5 52 a m,
86 " " 10 00 a m,
"12 " " 7-09 p m,
3S " 8.51 p m, (flag)
34 " " 9.45 p m.
62 " " 2 00am (irem; t)
SOUTHBOUND
No. 87 arrives at 8 49 a ai, (flag)
11 " " 11 23 am,
M - 7 . " " 8.51 p m,
85 u 9.20 p'm, (flag)
33 7.19 a m,
61 " 8 49 a m,'(freiL"ht)
No, 35. when miming ahead of No. 7,
is flagged if necessary for through travel
south of charlotte, and is stopped for
passengers arriving from Lynchburg or
beyond. No. 3G stops regularly for
passensrers for Salisbury, High Point,
Greensboro, lleidtviile, Danyille and
principal stations between Danyille and
Washington. No. 37 stops for pas
sengers coming from Lynchburg or
points beyond, and to take on pas
sengers for regular stopping places
south of Newells. No. 38 stops to let
off passengers from regular stopping
places south of Newells and to take on
passengers for regular stopping places,
Lynchburg or beyond.
Nos. 33 and 34 stop at Concord for
nesiroyca oy .rooi mends. , r -Sunday Selections.
In the midst of the rejoicing Doubt is bom of mind; faith
over v Admiral Dewey's home is the daughter of the soul,
coming, and the celebration of God estimates us not by the
his splendid victories' in the position we are in, but by the
Philippines, there is the daily way which we fill it. Edwards,
disgusting spectacle of the wordy. There is inspiration for prayer
newspaper fights over the merits in the thought that' God's good
and demerits of Admirals Samp-. ness is greater than our expec
tations.
son and Schley.
If there were ever two unfor
tunate men, who had fallen com
pletely into the hands of fool
ir lends, these - American Ad
mirals are the two.
.The result of th asp. rfip.rimiTia.
, " . , - I above all earthly things. Tho
great victory at Santiago, and
instead of " celebrating that
victory, as was Manila, the tire
some and senseless trash of fake
interviews, false dbinsrs and iin
possible sayings of these two
That God loves, and therefore
weJove, is the essence both of
theology and morality. Ram's
Horn.
Simplicity and purity are the
two wings by which man is lifted
A Kempls.
A patriot uses his private in
fluence for the public good; a
politician uses the public influ
ence for his private good.
Ram's Horn.
nunaren Umldrens Vestee
Suits, istylisn Patterns. Hand
some trimmings. New and ele
gant designts. Finely Tailored .
Altogether Swell. Allsizes, 3 to 8.
They are $5.00 and $6.09 suits
and strictly up to date. -5lTou c n
have choice at $3.00.
Vestee suits at
ul.ou.
They
are $2.00
Kos. 7,
ana conne
W. INT. 0. Division.
They who disbelieve in virtue
because man has never been
found perfect, might as reason
ably deny the sun, because it is
not always noon. Augusta
I Hare. .
TELEPHONE NO. 71
FOUNDED-....:-. .. . .: ....1842
?ivision Charlotte to Augusta-and " f.f oFcFv o
other points iu South Carolina, Georgia which know their falsity. ,
find Florida, reached through Columbia -t , ,
or Augusta. - These fool friends have not
lttlSu merely kept Schley and Samp-
son trom receiving due and fair
recognition for -their services,
but they have by their efforts of If you wish success in life,
trying to down each other, kept make perservance your bosom
both their own favorite back, friend, experience your wise
and prevented anv iust reward counsellor, caution you r elder
or recognition being paid the brother, andhopeyour guardian
,, , , . l.- genius. auuisuu.
who assisted in defeated Cevera
The Laws of Health.
fleet. . - J mi - . --i ..iii' j
,,1 I J-ne true secrex oi neann ana
Sampson, Schley, Clarke, , ,., vorv le
The STIEFF is the PIANO to buy; Philip, Evans, Wainwright and
Le1hrmfdTemVpreorau together with, the men Court the xrosh air . day and m.
last a lifetime; but e havo several behind the guns who sank er-lo. -"'.'Ohif you knew what
bargains in other makes. , . . - i.Vx.ji l . .
We have taken in exchange for Vera 8 neeTi or sassiswu iii tuw was m tne air."
STIEFF twa Iyers & Pond Pianos, fight, all deserved and would Sleep and rest abundantly.
one. the finest style that firm manu- v 1 , . I - -
lactnres and it is almost new. If you have been ffiven an ovation by bleep is -nature s benediction.
4.1U
,mor
i
5ST Uti Ui. .5
Sing Their Own Praise."
One hundred
1 ok a ; &i
and $250 suits.
Two hundred Childr ens' Beefer
Bxms. Finest goods, sp
T.S5.1 nvftn six mz i n i r.n is i 1 nia
are plenty of $5suits
them.
Boys heavy, all-wool
suits at $2. You won't find them
for less than $2.50 anywhere
t . v
else.
....... - . , . - .
Splendid line of Men's suits just
We save you 25 ceirts on
every dollar you spend.1
Cannon & Fetzer Co.
sey
ant this make here are bargains.
Phnn Iff OHnnf PIno Mnnnfacturer,
Uiiaa. ill. kJLlUUl, - Baltimore Md.j
Pnntn-iiTT "Dtinnnh WnTinnnnTn So, 213 IT.
labiuij Diauuu naiDiuuiu, Tryon st
Ch'arloUe, N. C
, ' C. H. WilmotH; Mgr.
Fine Tuning. Palace Organs.
the American people, except for "Work like a man; but don't be
the fool friends of the two a'dmi- worked to death.'
raig Avoid passion and excitement.
Aiti a hardfihit) has 'been - Associate with healthy people.
done all the men, officers and health is contagious aSjweU as a y
Jno. "L Miller -spent
morning in Salisbury.
crews, for not being given due
credit for their magnificent be
havior at Santiago, all on ac
this count of mischievous bickerings
f ana attempts to noist ocniey
I -
Mrs. J D Arnold has gone to over sampson, or Sampson over MCal Times.
Kaleigh to visit her relatives. Schley. : - ' ' "
disease.
Don't carry the whole world
on your shoulders, far less the
universe. Trust the Eternal.
Never despair. '. "Lost hope is
a fatal disease." Chicago Med-
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An honest dollar from a counter- 8
f eit. So you can tell by its work jj
the thoronghtly good stove from
the imitation.
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Reduced Rates to the State Pair. v
One hundred and eleven It is a splendid illustration of anr mint nf th a State Pair
bales at the platform yesterday, being in the hands of fool the Southern will sell round trip
FOR SALE House onSpring friends, and the bad results of tickets to Raleigh Oct. 14, 15, 16, y feited. Its gVod qualities and perfekoii of
reet. Apply to Mrs. M G such a position --New Bern 17and 20 atrate of $550 and on B' V .31. c,;; :
UCt. 10 anu v au raio ui vO'Ouiu fcunv -i win imitwiw
i'i n'i'.i..i. ir i j -3 1 1? ' ' . i - - ......
rouna trip, aii ticKess iimiLu
returning Oct. 23rd.
FOR WOOD
Bings true. It cannot be counter-
WOrtt.manau.ip UttUlO XLUXbaiauu.
street
Deaton.
Journal.
srone
Miss Ola Hamilton has
to Matthews where she will
teach a class in music.
. . 1 ' x nl i- T$ won rn M 1.
fk.. ' At lOW Prices IS OUr Hpeuittifcjf. Jfwu wuS
B - to furnish the entire house or only buy a kitchen chair this is the place
NO CURE. NO PAX
to get it.
0
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Tht ia the way all drueffista sell
TmIasa Hhill Tonic for chills
Rev. Cordell. of Mt. Pleasant. Un r! MfcUriA- It ia simolv Iron and
will mpRp.h at. TT!r-mT-Hi ViivVi Qnimna in a tasteless form. f Children
r i -J r v vu vixjlux I "V . . . . .
nau-
Mrs. D J Bostain has gone to '
Durham to visit her brother, Mr.
RB Boone.
Superintendent Morris had ten
colored persons standing exam
ination today.
Miss Mary Query, of Harris
burg, arrived here Friday night
to visit at Mr. E C Earnhardt's.
Attention
.
Mothers.
. - . We have 44 doz.
Misses.Ribbed 'fleeced lined cot-
FOR SALE -Dr. J P Gibson's
residence on Main street
Who can beat Mr. J M Moore
IsjoyMnowAertliefactthathis ton Vests with drawers to mateh; JJJlg
eighteenmonths old nog tippea ; sizes f rom 13 to 3 at 25 cents
the scales at 290 pounds. . .
' leach. Call and see them. They
All Innris nf music for sale at
ALSO UNDERTAKERS.
Ro. w w m,xt0 .n ., special mscount oy miss, v.-, r - - .
Lower Ston Ufnv ohwoh . V, ! v- kittle folks.
tiriii n0rtv, r' Aiso nearly- new xaaies viea
1 H I
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will preach tomorrow morning
1 n tne JKeiormea church here.
Rev. Jas. H Lippard will fill
the pulpit at the First Presby
terian church tomorrow in the
absence of the pastor, Rev. W C
Alexander.
Dr. W. H. Wakefiled, of Char
lotte, N. C, will be in Concord
oa ?1, Cloudoii Friday, October
Oth, for this one day only. His
practice is limited to Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat.
. The Cabarrus and Mecklen
burg Baptist Association, which
has adjourned its meeting in
Mecklenburg county, will meet
m Charlotte next year on the
tirst Wednesday after the fifth
Sunday in August.
LOST Small key. Finder
yi&u return to Leonard Boyd.
cent wheel, cheiap.
Miss Elsie Morrison,, of Pio
neer Mills, and. Misses Kate Mor
rison and Alice Sims have gone
to Raleigh to attend the State
Fair. They stopped in Durham
a few days to visit at Mr. Tom
Fetzer's. .,:'J
Fresh Taffy,
Fruits and Oysters
AT THE
Try our Ham Saniwiches. They are
Fine
Joe Fisher, Proprietor.
- 'PHONE 122.
i
We are prepared
to give the people this - winter
better bargains than usual in all
Gibson & Morrison, of , r
lnleavy aoa
Fancy j!
At wholesale and
retail. It will pay you to see
our Large Stock of t
Tinware,
They
Are
iiAcl
LJCCIU LlyO
Every one of them
will please you. Come and
see them. A fine lot of
Opal Rings.
W. C. CORRELL,
THE JEWELEK.
"Glassware,
Crockery,
Shoes, -.
' ' ; '- .Hats, Etc.,
before buying. For Cloy er
Seed, Seed Rye, and Rock Salt
go to
G. W. Patterson's.
a
1
Offero the business publio a reliable, per
manent, conseryative and accommodai-
. . . . . '
We solicit your patrcnago with the
assurance of honorable treatment and
due appreciation of your patronage.
If we can serve you any time we witt
be glad to haye you come and see us.
LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS .
TO CUSTOMERS. - - - - - -
Capital aad Surplus - - $70 OBD.
D. B CoLTRAine, Uhashier, . .
J. M. OdetIi. Wesident.
M. L. Brown & BRo.
; LIVERY. FEED AND SALE
STABLES,
Jnst in rear of St. Cloud Hotel. Om
nibuses meet all "passenger trains.
Outfits of all inds furnished
promptly and at reasonable prices.
Horses and mules always on hand
or sale. Breeder of i-norougabro
Poland China Ansa.