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TANDARD JOHN D BARRIER and SON, , Editors and Proprietors. tiSTir: in the morris building 1HE STANDARD is published every day (Sunday excepted) and delivered by ries. Hates of Subscription : One year ... $4.00 "'Six months.-.. V. 200 Three months.:. . . . . 1.00 One month. L ... . -.35 . Single copy. I ........ . .05 THE WEEKLY STANDARD is a -WASHINGTON NEWS. Will Congressman-Elect Roberts Get a Seat Notes and Notables From our Capitol. , Fromour Regular Coirespon lent. During the dearth of active op erations, the political sharps about town are busily discussing the seating of Congressman-elect Roberts, of Utah. This question seems to be slated as the first sensational feature of the next House of Representatives. As a Congressman-elect, Roberts has already been drawing a salary since last March j and there is no doubt that he will be duly our-page. eight-column oaner. . It has T n :x j:&zx & larger circulation in Cabarrus than any searea. jgaiiy. iu ia uiim;u tu other.paper. Price $1.00 per annum in see how he can then be unseated, Te for iSrtoments as long as he conforms to the made known on application. - rules, but the "wise people" de Address all communications to ,1 -I ."II 4.-Ur, ' f rrtTT? ht ArnA "R"n clare that he will be thrown out All II tJ Ul J-' tM A. M I Concord, N. C. neck and crop. All of which re- mains to be seen. Arctic Explorer "Walter Well man is home again, with an un pleasant souvenir of his recent expedition in the shape of a bad ly crushed leg As soon as he is The Concord, N. C, Oct. 26l AS TO COL. MEANS' CARD. We admire the loyalty of Col. able, Mr. Wellman will resume Means to his friend Judge Rob- his newspaper and magazine inson from a purely personal work. He says that a dash by standpoint and we ire sure that the Franz Josef Land route is ioyaitytotheinterest of Cabarrus the only feasible way of reach- I is the strongest Natural Lithia water on the market and has the endorsement of . the most noted: physicians of the country as to its superiority . over all others. Read what the noted Dr. John Hey Williams, of Ashe ville, has to say for Harris Lithia, ' springs ' Asheville," N. C, April 24, 1803. An extended clmiffical use of Har ris Lithia Water, pram pts me to the statement that I regard it as one of the best if not the best, Lithia. Water known to the prV fessionc ' lii " the condition of Phosphatic Urine," its action is. marvellous. Its use in the Rheu matic and County Diseases afford i C i- X- -ri 4-"U -rm iUft P ' Buffalo or Londonderry. Waters.. Very truly yours, JOHN HEY WILLIAMS, M; D. We guarantee that one glass of Harris Lit hia carbonated water will relieve? any case of indiges tion in one minute or our agent is authorized to ' refund you the money, or ifittken :after each meal will cure the most stubborn case of indigestion. Why suf fer when yUi have the guarantee? . ' M L Maes h , ' " entforkhcorcT. the first instance. We think it other esptions going m hio iTnni I i-i varrorn T.r Anr quite apparent that our second T . T -a article carries with it the con viction that the interests of the public were uppermost in our in centive rather than personal ani mus. If we did Judge Robinson injustice in any particular we are sorry. We feel sure that he owes Cabarrus a debt for wrongs by his rulings and his general he thinks that there is no doubt that that gallant adventurer has long 'since perished in the ice of the far North. The Woman's National Indus trial League, of this city, has taken the initial steps to raise a fund with which to purchase a home in Washington for Ad miral Schley. When informed iTiflnonpoo Vrvr, Tio nan m otr cxr viair , T , , . , j of the project, Schley, with char Not having been present dur- . . . J, . acteristic kma-neartedness, ex pressed himself as being deeply touched by the plan, but fears that the subscription at the be ginning of cold weather, might deprive worthy people of com forts more important to them than a home to himself. He. then left the matter to the judg ment' " b'f the committee. The fund has already been started. In this connection, a movement might be in order to start a fund for the purchase of a pipe and a bag of tobacco for another gal lant Admiral,, who has been "smoking up" rather regularly in the papers. The repairs for the "Blue room" of the White House were I HJI IGH Color Plaid Goods for Shirt waists and Children's dresses .......... ... ... . ... ... . LVL U, 1 Ladies9 Capes 50c. to $3.68. INFANTS Long Cashmer Cloaks, silk embroidered at 75c,- to $1.98 ' Children's Short Wraps 50c. to $1.68 Winter; Hoofls 18c, to 93c. Wffie Sfllc at 50c. to 93c. A" Ladies' J ersy Rib Vests 15c. up, Drawerk 25c. - Ladies, Rib Wool Vests 75c. and 90c. I Ladies'. Jersey Rib. Union Suits 48 . Boy's Under Shirts - '-:vv-'--i 18 Cents, Men's Under Shirts, cotton, wool mixed and 'all wool from 18c. for all cotton to $1.25 for fine all wooL - Men's Knit Drawers 37ic. up. We have as nice line of Hosiery as cheap as can be ionna anywnere. - . . ' . . Liffht colored ouling, suitable for. infants Lakes' dressing sacques, gowns and Men's night shirts 6i to 10(R iB Wool FlanBSI 12c. 1-2 - : - - Mwl EMM 5c, Drilling 7cv Sea Mand 4c up anx! Sheet 3c up.. Good yard- wide Bleaching, worth Die, tear oeu r 5ieacnea. uamonc iuu yard-wide 7ic. ,10-4 Bleached Sheeting-at 22ic:, ing the transections that have so outrage our peox3le, and we greatly fear has even cooled the zeal of our advocates of justice through the courts, we must de pend upon what has been told us which is confirmed by the popu lar disgust for him. Notwith standing that personal loyalty in tho bosom of Col. Means, that is absolutely monumental, we be lieve with full assurance that "had he seen all and participated in a number of things that tran spired, he would hardly be able to come to the defense of the man so universally pronounced by the bar and popular , verdict as unfit for a judge. We cannot too t:ti - j i n.i n mgmy commenu me oioners so pXnsivfi that no mmi pv was closing sentence and we respect- left for- a new carpet for ' the fully suggest to him to pass it on East room, so that- .it has been to Judge Robinson while we ap- decided to ; use the ' old one an- ply it to our Cabarrus people. other two years, Uncle Samuel ! is evidjntly trying to get square "Brandy Found. , on that little 20,000,000, he had Revenue officers Tuesday cap- t( pay out last Sprin tured about ninety gallons 'of brandy as scarce as that bever- The MeeUng Hot Well Atttendea. ige is in Cabarrus county. It Mr- Jno. P Allison-has -to-was found scattered about in a turned home after spending garden. The owner had, per- Wednesday in Atlanta, where ho haps, sown the brandy to raise a went to attend the cotton row crop. Salisbury Sun. . ers convention. The meeting was not well attended and as a To View the Political Situation. result no afternoon session was Mr. Chas. P Sapp, of this held. The , Commissioners ; of. county, who is on the staff of the Agriculture of the different Raleigh News and Observer, has Southern States also held their beeh sent by that paper to Ken- meeting that day; tuckyand Ohio to view thepolit ical situation and to put it on Account of Horse Sh6w, Fair, paper. Mr. Sapp is a fluent Gala Week and Carnival, 'Win- -writer. SDon-oaiem. jn . u. TiCKets- on sale Oct., 23, to 28th, inclusive Tli n t man vou stoooed to toal limit Oct. , 30th, at rate of ioi n Rt,rAicrht in ou anQ on wt, zbtn, ana zm rx : final limit Oct., 30th, at rate of the face while he was talking. $2.55. All tickets include one That's a good trait." "Yes; ne's admission to the Fair Grounds. TTIV Oia uarum, uiLxyx xv xx -1 -m The Missionary's Little Joke. A native Maori chieftain, the descendant of: cannibal; kings, is now completing his niedical edu cation in Chicago. .Cannibalism ended in his tribe,, he sa, when Bishop Selwyn converted his grand father, bu t ' be. tells some stories of it which have a dis tinctly humorous flavor. For in stance: V - . '. ; It is said.that once a chief cap tured a missionary whowas any thing but a toothsome" morsel, as he was old and looked as if his flesh would be tough. The missionary warned the chief that he would not make a good dinner and, pulling up his trousers, cut a slice off the calf of his lesr and offered it to the cheif. ; The cheif tasted it, said (- he didn't like it-and passed it . to a a sub-chief. The sub tasted it, make a wry face and passed it on. The next man who took a bite of it spat it out. The mis sionary was released. After he was gone it was discovered that he wore a cork leg. Selected. O' o Drn'krJ-ts: suspicion that I shave myself." -rrtB : j Headache ia2Q mlnatea Ooe cea& a daedi Tne soothing aha healing prop erties oZ Cbaajberlain s Cough Remeny, its pleasant taste and prompt una permanent cilres havo mde it a great favorite with the people veryWhre. For sil- uv Ai. L. M nsM & MIIVl1MariiHBHMMnHMMM ALL US II VKjjiAJNUiii ino 4: in at no person shall fire any kind of fire works of any description with in the corporate limits of said toWnJ : V Any perons violatincr the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misde meanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be -flr.'e'd fifty dollars or imprisoned icr 30 days. On the 24th of Oct. the Board of Commissioners at thismeet mg Idiscussed th 8 expediencv of suspending -the abo ve ordinance dur in the Christmas Holiday s. c. They j decided that there should be, no suspension, but that it should remain in full lorce, and effect. 1 I, therefore, ; give notice to all dealers that they may: regulate "their purchases accordingly, and I further give notice to the pub lic generally, that the . ordinance will be strictly executed and persons will be promptly arrested who-violate it, whether the firing be upon the streets or upon private property. J. F.Harris, Chief Police. 2fC Table Bamask, : r 1 -' ' Bleached linen., do; 47ic. to 95c Window Shades 10 and 25c. Cuaztaini Poles 22ic.. Counterpans assorted., Nice -lot of towels.. ' Stamped Traj covers etc., well assorted. ' . 40 Brands of Toilet soaps from 1c. to 10c. w eare neaoquariiers ion roiisei ooaps. GLASSWARE jruuuieL 4V uuu ouo. ata, xuiuuijl xuc per awuf pitso- xttuxty mji 25c 7 pices Ice Cream set 25c, 7 pieces Water set 25 and 33ey Water Bottles 18c, Vinegar Pitcher 10c, Covered Sugar Bowls 5 and 10c, covered Butter Dishes 10 and 25c, covered Preserve. Stands. 25cr covered Comports 25c, Cream Pitchers 5 and 10c, Cake Plates 5c, Pickle Dishes 5 and 10c, Cslery Trays 10c, Olive Dishes 5c, Salt and Pepper Shakes 5c each, Bowls 1G and 24c, Syrup Pitchers 10 and : 25c,- Spoon holders 5c, one-half gallon Water Pitcher 15c. Full Line of - Tin and Enameled 'War a ... 2.25. .... $3,50. . . . $1.38. 10 to 48c. 24 in. Boards with 16 games . . . . ; . 28 in Boards with 20 games. . . . .. Crockinole Boards. . . . . . .... . . . Small games . . ...... ...... I. . New lot of Quilts, Feather Pillows, Blankets, etc., shortly, v Very respectfully, D. J, Bostian. jpr g Large Portrat frames"7 with 16x20 glass at 9c. 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