T k- following change of schedule tool:
NORTHBOUND.-
S arrives at 5 52 am, '
" " 10 00 am,
u " 7-09 p in,
9.4k p ra,
2.00a ai(iieij t)
No.
12
(i
SOUTHBOUND
37 arrives at 8 49 n ai, (flag)
ii " 44 11 23 a m.
m 7 ' " 8.fl p m,
;jo " 9.20 p'm, (lias)
-33 4 " 7 19 a m,
61 " " 8 49 a ru, (freight)
No. 35. when running ahead ot .No. 7,
i, .ilaged if necessary for through travel
south of t harlotte, and is stopped for
passengers arriving from Lynchburg or
beyond. No. 33 stops regularly for
lissengers for Salisbury, High Point,
Greensboro, Reidsville, .Danville and
principal stations between Danville and
Washington. No 37 stops for pas
sengers coining from i vnchburg or
points beyond, and to take on pas
sengers for regular stopping places
couth of Newells. No, 38 stops to let
of? passengers from regular- stopping
places south of Newells and to take on
passengers for regular stopping places,
Lynchburg or bevond.
Xos. ' and 34 a top at Concord foT
passengers to or from the C. C.; & A.
Division Charlotte to Augustaand
other points in South Carolina, Georgia
and Piorida, reached! through Columbia
or Augusta
Nos. 7. 8, 11 and 12 are the local trains
and conae- t at Salisbury with trains of
W. JN. u Division.
TWO NEGROES IN TROUBLE.
One Draws a Pistol on Three Small
: - J" Mllvi to Oive Bond
A. SEW BIOBEll
and Are Confined to Jail.
A crowd was at the
TELEPHONE NO. 71.
FOUNDED...... .........1842
For N. C. College. -It is Wanted at
Hickory.
j Salisbury, in her efforts to get
negroeTVaok StiZT and r'1VaL. "Qe at least that has
George Harri were 11 ' "tSTT V ,
for .carrying pistols. The evi- q 1 the Tennessee Lutheran
dence in the case brought out tie Synd haS a Co1"
f act that CeU.ne ei1 ;ege-at HiCk"
threatening remarks and drow a ! 72 m YT "t?
renvoi vp- nn v, - , c,000 and there are 103 stu-
" ivy "jdents in
siae ol the Three
me
winter
just on
on
this
Mile branch.
One of the
negroes
plead
guilty while the other stoutly
denied the accusation. A bond
of 200 was required of Caldwell
and one of '150 was required of
Harris. Both were taken to
jail.
Chronic JNasal Catarrh uois-
ons every breath that is drawn
into the lungs. There is pro
curable from any druggist the
remedy tor the cure of this
trnhmo A
Ely's Cream Balm placed into
the nostrils spreads over an in
flamed and angry surface, reliev
ing immediately the painful in
flamation, cleanses, heals and
cures. A "cold in the head van
ishes immediately. Sold by
druggists or will be mailed for
50 cents by Ely Bros., 56 "War
ren St.. New York.
Venetians,. Ladies Cloth, Homespuns,
attendance now. The
M
synod Will offer the N, C. Synod
a half interest in Lenoir collegf,
It an t .
tnus it tne oiler be accepted
consolidating the two institu
tions.
Last August the Tennessee
Synod appinted a committee to
submit a proposition to the N.
C. Synod. This committee met
last Saturday and decided to offer Novelty Patterns, Black Silk and Wool
liixu mxeresTi m juenoir college.
We understand that it was the
desire of this committee to offer
to move Lenoir college to Salis
bury -and consolidate the two Poir de Soie, Real Scotch Plaids and
lusLituLions at tnis place. LJut I
this property in charge of the
coll esre was given conditions
upon its remaining in Hickory.
So it can not be moved. Salis-
burv Sun.
Crepons, Plain Black Luxon Silks and
Tine soothing aud healing prop
erties of Cbamberlain's Conh
Remedy, its pleasant taste and
prompt and permanent, cures
have made it a great favorite with
the people everywhere. For salo
by M. L. Marsh & Co., Drnggists.
'Simg Theih Own Praise."
I S TIEFP is the PIA.NO to buy;
i' tijit no equal for the inoney as you
; ' v- the middleman's profits and it will
L-t.a litetiine but we " hav several
I. :i renins in other makes.
We have taken in exchange . for
STIEFf'S two Ivers & Pond Pianos,
-ne, the finest style that" firm manu-
iuctures and it is almost new. If you
u&ut this make here are bargains.
Clirin M Qfinnf I'lano Manufacturer,
iiuu. ill, 011111, JI will more M1.
ro. 313 X.
See change in Park's & Co. ad.
See change in Bell, Harris
Co. ad.
&
Suiting.
NEW . YORK MARKETS.
COTTON
Open High Low Closed
Jan. . . 20 20 , 15 19
March 22 23 18 23
May . . 25 27 22 27
Dec. . . 17 - 18 14 18
Sugar 154i 155f 153 153
CHICAGO WHEAT.
Dec. . . 70j 70h 70 J
Don't fail to ses our Carpets, extra
Supers, Volo Brussels Velvets and
Top New Patterns. Can do you Good
on Prices.
of -
Factory Branoli Warerooia
iharloite, N
Co U. Wiimoth, Mgr.
Fixe Tuning. Pal.2de Organs.
Billy Yvreddington is sick.
Parks & Co sell rubbers for all
feet. ,
u
Please note change in the
i: Correll, the jeweler.
ad.
Miss Lou Stuart has returned
home from Asheville where she
i has been spending several
months with her relatives.
The body of Mrs. Bittle Ban
gle, of Forest Hill, who died so
suddenly Sunday night, was
taken to Bethel near Misen
heimer's springs for burial.
The seven-year vJd child,
whose home has been at Mr. Si
mon Barnhardt's, in No. 5 town
ship, died last Sunday night.
Espy Winecoff, of Cannon
ville, is ' 'learning the road,"
preparatory to having a position
on a freight train as a break-man.
The bill collectors will fall in
line tomorrow morning.
See change in the Cannon &
Fetzer Co. ad. today.
change
Craven Bros, have a
"ni their ad today. Be sure you
it, " -
A THOUSAND TONGUES
Could not express the rapture
Annie E. bonnier, of 1125 Howard st,.
Philadelphia. Pa. , when she found that A I ' J 1
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consum- 11 fl m J Y f T ! O P
cough that for made years nad made
life a burden. All other remedies and
doctors jCould giye her no help, but ehe
says of 'this 'Koyal Cure "it soon re-
Til 1 I1TT-
movea tne pain in my cnest ana l can
now sleep soundly, something I can
scarcely remember doing: before. I
reel like sounding its praises through
out the Universe." So will every one
who tries Dr. King's New Discovery
for any trouble of the Throat, Chest or
Lungs, Price 50c. and $1.00. Trial
bottles free at Fetzer's Drug Store;
eyery bottle guaranteed.
Cannon' & Fetzer Co.
and Cogitation
Don't forget the 25 per cent,
discount on all dye work, also
remember that our dyes do not
rub off. Concord Steam Laundry
and Dye Works. .
Mr. H M Barrow's beautiful
residence will soon be ready for
habitation. Mr.Jas. C Fink will
fr.m, : t i-.-. VtttIt en t A -n-nl occuDV the house vnere Mr. tsar-
"UUiH'.liU jLL4.V1 ii UUUvi i lyiVkJ ( w XT t
I!
Will turn deliberation into consternation when we name the price
we are selling a New Carpet at. 'We have only a few rolls to
offer. "The early bird" you know the rest. Our New Fall line
of Rugs are superb. We are also, strictly in the push on Library
and Hall Lamps. Window Shades in exquisite coloring.
.nd Cabbage fresh at Jno. P
Allison's.
Childi e is, Misre 3 and worn an's
mackintoshes : economically
priced at Parks &" Co.
Suits thoroughly cleaned and
pressed for $1.00 at the Concord
Steam Laundry. ;
Mrs. F S Starrette has re
turned to Mooresville after visit
ing her parents here.
The Beethoven Musical Club
will meet at Mrs. W R Harris,
tomorrow at 3 p. m.
Let Alexander & Hendrix
lean and press your clothes
satisfaction guaranteed.
The band concert will be held
in Catbn's hall on Tuesday night
of next ;week. "
Have your last Winter's suit
lened and dyed at the Concord
Steam Laundry. They guarantee
this work. '
We are requested to say that
the meeting of the Masonic lodge
lor tonight has suffered a storm
postponement and will not be
new until further notice.
row is now living after some re-;
pairs are made. j.
David Parish, son of Mr.
Locke Parish, left Monday,
night for Macon, Ga. where he ;
goes to attend school in a busi
ness college. He will begone
several months. j j
Mr. CR White dropped, into;
the Standard office this morning
te say that the weather carries j
with it the assurance that the i
bicyclists have not pumped all
the wind into their tires yet.
fit is ' your watch that is
troubling you bring your
troubles to us.
if it is a watch that you
are wanting We have
them from $1 up td $60.
w
r
s
THK JEWEL KK.
!
T ITT" -itii
o-
Also Undektakers.
Un
BREAD,
CAKES,
PIES,
ROLLS and
BUNS
always on hand at
Concord Bakery.
Joe Fisher, .Proprietor.
'PHONE 122. :
For Sale;
5 dozen Ladies Linen Hand
kerchiefs 60c. doz.
120 pairs Misses Ribbed Hose,
two tnread. 2x2 ribbed, sizes 5 to
9i, 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.
Wa hn prep ired
to Give the people tnieJ winter
better bargains tLn usual in all
of
v Heavf and
At wUoiHsiie and
retail It will p y a to see
pur Large Stock of
Tinware,
Crockery,
Shoes,
Glassware,
(kofi Naiioua! Bank
before buying. For Clover
Seed, Seed Rye, and Rock Salt
go t o
.Q.W.Patterson's.
OfTero the business public a reliable, pcr
manent, conservative and accommodat
ing banking instution.
We solicit your patronage with the 1
assurance of honorable treatment and
due appreciation of your patronage.
If we can serve you any time we will
be glad to haye you come and see us .
LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS ,
TO CUSTOMERS. - - r - -
Cajital afil Sumliis - - $10050.
D. B Coltbanje, Chasbier,
J. M. OdktIi. President
M, L. Brown & BRo.'
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE,
STABLES,
Jost in rear of St. Cloud Hotel. Om
nibuses meet all passenger trains.
Outfits of all kinds famished
promptly and at reasonable price?
Horses and males always on hand
ro 8 ale. Breeders offi .borouhbra
Poland CMna Hoi &