Arriral of Trains,
The following change of schedule took
effect Juneiz.
NORTHBOUND.
No. 8 arrives at 5 52 arm
W .... (1 It 1A -
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12
3S
62
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(I
It 1 A AA -
" 7-09 p m.
8.61 b m.(flaa)
" .4S p m, i
"2,00 am(lreiuit)
SOUTHBOUND
No. 37 arrives at 8.49 a mt (flag)
7
35
33
61
tt
t
l MM
7.19-am.
44 849 a jn,; (freight)
No. 35. when running ahead ot No. 7
is flagged if necessary for through travel
Bouttt of harlotte, and is stopped for
passengers arriving from Lynohburg.or
bevond. No. 3& stops 'regular ly' for
passengers for Salisbury, High Point
Greensboro, Keidsville, Danville and
principal stations between Danyiile and
Washington. No. 37 stops "' for pas
sengers coming from J-ynchburc or
points beyond, and to take on pas
sengers for regular ; stopping places
flouth of Ne wells. No. 88 stops to let
off passengers from regular stopping
places south of Ne wells and ta take on
passengers for regular stopping places.
Lynchburg or bevond.
Nos. 33 and 34 stop at Concord for
passengers to or f roin the C. C. & A.
tension Charlotte to Augusta and
other points in South Carolina, Georgia
and Florida, reached through Columbia
or Augusta. . ;
Nos. 7, 8, 11 and 12 are the local trains
jjd connect at Salisbury with, trains of
W. N. 0. Division. v
TELEPHONE NO. 71.
FOUNDED. .
. ... .1842
"Sixg Their Own Praise J'
The STIEFF is the PIANO to buy;
it has no equal for the money as you
Mve the middleman's profits and it will
Ltbt a lifetime; but we havo several
bargains in other makes .
We have taken in exchange for
STIEFF'S two Ivers fc Pond Pianos,
one, the finest style that firm manu
iactures and it is almost new. If you
vani tnis maRe here are bargains.
Piano Mannfactnrer,
Baltimore MU.
Factory Branch areroom,.T?A-
- ctrarlotte, BT. C.
C. H. Wilmoth, Mgr.:
Fine Tuning. Palace Organs.
A SENS ATI nv, .
The Stahlv En . - .: - I rm...., .
"mes Uut With .A"ere "be no services at
ments. About -theiPYthlans Xth - ' uames therant church to-
' true. 5t?ent To Be - chuh in Rowan ' county. f To
jrC--i'' - lS0w niht Rev: Holland,
in the last issueof the Stanly ;IX D' of Charlotte will deliver
Enterprise Editor: Bivins Makes btt smon before the ,Woman!s
statement of?5-:i-0re'gQ; Missionary
I Theacrament orthords
taemseives in a vat-it nr., isuimor -nrin k ::x
geuanly
oaiisoury on the Tadkiri tra f uw morning durmsr the morn.
aays ago alter thn - in n l"s vice. , (- regular , services
6n of itoy wiuorrow night.
tiiev;loig:e thftw;
statementwasal) made that it
was a 'drunkeh crowd: " ;
ine above statements caused
the Pythians of Albemarle, al
isbury, Charlotie::and Concord
become indignant as soon as they
saw the statement- and the ' mem
bers of different towns were soon
telephoning T and telegraphing
to eacli other to siee if there, is
any truth in the statement; M
The Pythians claim that everv
ojoawi wuu maae is untrue and will
be brought .out 'in the proper
lorm ana in the proper way.
Theifflgtesi'-'''-bflacers were
quickly apprised of the fact '
Prom what: the Pythians tell us
the statement was made without
a proper investigation; of the
facts. ... - .
to. I Stieef,
Mr. J SEckford, who was here
two years ago and conducted a
dancing shool, is here.
Rev. B Lacy Hoge will fill the
pulpit of Rev. A C Barron in
Charlotte tomorrow night.
Craven Bros, have a change
in their ad today. Be sure you
read it. .
Miss May Oates has returned to
Charlotte after spending a week
with Miss Margaret Cannon.
Lev Alexander & Hendrix
';-an and press your clothes
siilisl&ction ffuarjinteed.
A 'Tacky" Party. .
A number of the younger la
dies gathered at Mr. Jno, A
Cline's Friday night and' had : a
regular 4 'tacky" - party. The
girls were dressed in all kinds of
ways anclandeed looked tacky.'
It was a pleasant time and Miss
Rosa May - Phillips gained the
prize for the ? most appropriate
costume for the occasion. '
Escaped From the Chaingang.
Officers are on the' lookout for
John Bean, a white man, who
escaped from the chaingang
Friday. John Bean was serving
a" sentence for retailing whiskey
and was put on the chaingang a
number of monthV ago.
Gen. Henry Dead. "
Gen. Guy V Henry, the mili
tary governor of T Porto Rico,
died in New York Friday night.
It-is understood that he lost his
health at the post of duty and
succumbed to pneumonia.
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NEW YOftK MARKETS.
Mountain Buckwheat. Apples
and' Cabbage fresh" at Jno. P
en's.
Jno. Alexander has returned
home after accompanying the
drum corps of Charlotte to Atlanta.
Mrs. J F Rolfe returned home
Friday night from Evansville,
Ind., where she spent four
months.
Mr. J H White, - of No. 11
township, left Friday , night for
Lmcolnton.to spend several days
'ith his brother.
Robt; Lafferty, son of Dr. J S
afferty, of China Grove, has
secured a school at Derita. He
will have an assistant.
The three-year old child of Mr.
B Horton, of Cannon ville,
uied-. Friday morning. The
domains were interred at Boger's
chapel in No. 10 township.
Mr. Will Widenhouse, who
clorks for H L Parks & Co., has
Vr;lll3dthe Fetzer housp on South
am street. He . intends to
move next Tuesday.
COTTON
High Xow Closed
14- " 10 14
16 13 15
20 15 20
11 9 10 .
154;" 151f 153
CHICAGO WHEAT.
70i 70i . 69f 70
73f 731 73i 73i
BANK STATEMENT.
Reserve Increase ...... 1,597,450 !
Species Decrease . . ... 662,600 j
Legals Increase ....... 750,200
Loans Decrease . . . ... . 4,766,900
Deposits Decrease . . . . 6,740,200
Circulation Increase
Open
Jan... 13
March 15
May . 16
Dec . 9
Sugar 152
Dec
M
Rev J M L Lyerly, principal
ot Orescent academy, will preach
-at Trinity Rieformed: church to
morrow. ; " y
Rev.i T- W Smith -will fill his
pulpit at Ep worth -Methodist
church tomorrow mbrning. To
morrow evening at .6.45 o'clock
Rev. Nelson will conduct the
services. v;'
MrAJohpsoUj of the Thomas
yille,Orpbanage, will fiU the pul
pit of the Baptist phurch tomor
row morning. Missionary exer
cises will. 33e" held tomorrow
night. -
iev. W. B.d ;Oney will hold
service at St.; Andrews Luth.
eran church tomorrow night, ,
feev! J. D. Arnold will hold
regular :'ddhlic&rost Hill
M. E.: church tomorrow morning
and night. v : ':
The Rectot, Rev. J C Davis.
will conduct services at All
Saints Episcopal church tbmor-
row morning at 11 o'clock and
tomorrow evening at 5 o'clock.
Sunday school at 1Q. o'clock in
morning. . s , .. .
There will be regrular services
at the First Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning and tomorrow
night by the pastor. Rev. W C
Alexander.. , -
Working Night ana Uay,
The busiest and mightiest little, thing
that ever was made is Dr. Kind's New
Life" Pills. 1 ; Eyery pill Ja-a sugaivooated
globule of health, that changes weak
ness into strength, :listiessne8 1 into
energy, - brain-fag into- mental- power.
They're wonderful in building up the
health. Only 25o per box. Sold by
Fetzer'sDrug store. i
Annual Inspection Notice. , ' I
The members of the Cabarrus
Black Boys military cdmpany
are urgently requested to be at
their armory this - after
noon -at ' 5 o'clock to stand the
annual inspection. , ,
- Eli GoLDSTQN.
" Captain.
.. .
THE BEST PRESCRIPTION FOR
" CHILLS
and fever is a bottle cf Grove's Taste
less Chill Tonie. Never fails to cure;
Then why experiment with worthless
imitation? Price 50 cents. Your
money back if it fails to cure. "
They Are -
A:NEW
1 - - ..- '- v ......
ADIES
''it
AND
MISSES
Up-to-date.
CASTOR
BROWN
BLUE AND BLACK.
Cannon & Fetzer Co.
ML THT
T "
Beauties
88,000
Mr. E A Hall is night over
seer of the spinning room in the
Wiscassett and Mr. T M Crowell
is overseer of the card room.
Stanley Enterprise.
Kvnry oiih of thnra
will pit-as yo s C"in and
see ihni A uc jut of
Opal Rings.
W. C. CCRRELL,
THE JEWELEK
lVlakes a hatmv home for all the members of her hnusAhnlrf Rr
make her happy by sending her home one of our handsome stoves.
TgTmsslfc Stoves
Will save her a world of worry, to say nothing of the fuel. "A
Word to the wise is sufficient. " A few $ $ $ will buy them.
r " T i -' ' ii- r i i; i i iri-Tnrwiliit.iifirmnfiiiHrf,fa O.Vi I
1 ir '
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Also Undektatsrs.- o
7
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rd National Bank
BID TICKETS
FOB 1.00 AT
Concord Bakery.
FRESH FISH
AND OYSTERS.
Joe Fisher, Proprietor.
'PHONE 122.
For Sale.
5 dozen Ladies Linen Hand
kerchiefs at 60c. doz.
120 pairs Misses Ribbed Hose,
two tnread. 2x2 ribbed, sizes 5 to
9h at 10c. . "
Ladies Black Hose with white
feet for 25c. .
Ladies Black Hose with split
feet for 25c.
Shoes! Shoes !! Don't forget us
on Shoes. We have the best in
town for the money.
Gibson & Morrison.
We are prepared
to give the people this winter
better bargains than osual in all
of ' . : . .
IMeavj and :.
At whoieaaie and j
retail. It will pay you to see
our Large Stock of
Tinware,
Woodware,
Glassware,
Crockery, "
Shoes,
Hats, Etc.,
before buying. For Clover
Seed, Seed Rye; and Rock Salt
go to
Q. W. Patterson's.
ttVrfi the hardness public a reliable, per
ii v;miu. conservative and accommodate
lug tiankiu instation.
Wo toioit vour patronage with the
assurance of honorable treatment and
dne uppreciatiou of your patronagre. j
If wo can serve you any time we will
be tflad to have you come and see us.
LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS
TO CUSTOMER. . . - - -I -
CaDital ana Snrplns - - 170000.
I). B CoiiTBANB, Chashier,
1. ML. Odejl. Vresident.
W. L. Brovn & BRo..
"LI VERY FKKi v VD 'SALE
8TABLKS,
Just in rear ol St. Cloud Hotel. Om
nibusee raet all paaarger trainp.
Outfits of feiuflev furnished
promptly a; id it reasonable prices.
Hcrsea and q ale tdays on band
or sat?. 3 t terv oi , .aofoaabre