A LAXDMARK REMOVED.
jlr. Jli11 Misenheimer Passes Away
Friday' Evening Aged 73 years.
'. Another one of the ladnmarks
of St. John's church and com
munity was removed at 6 o'clock
Friday evening, the 3rd, when
Mr. Jno Misenheimer passed
away in death at his home.
His failing health had ad
monished him for some years
that the end was to be looked' for
at almost any period. But what
is in death to be dreaded by such !
a citizen ever firm in faith,1
patient and persevering in trial,
conservative, genial and kind in
all his bearings? He suffered
much and death is to be looked
upon as a friendly message.
Mr. Misenheimer had passed
his three score1 years and ten.
being 73 years of age.
He leaves a wife and five liv
'ing children, viz:. Mrs. G M
Moose, Mrs. R C Boger, Mrs. A
S Day vault, Dr. C A Misen
heimer and Mr. W N Misen
heimer. The funeral rites will b ob
served at St. John's church to
morrowT at 10 o'clock and the re
mains will be laid to rest amid
the fathers.
Warren Coleman Interviewed.
Col. Fred Olds, the' Raleigh
correspondent to the Charlotte
Observer, has the following: -
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President Warren Coleman, of
the Coleman Cotton Mill at Con
cord, is here. He says the 7,000
spindles and 150 looms 'are in
place, -but that it will be six
weeks before the mill begins operations.-
The delay is due to
the incomplete t shafting. The
man who hadthe contract to put
this in broke the contract be-
cause 01 the advance in prices
and another contract had to be
made. The mill will be operated
entirely by negro . labor. Cole
man says the employes, 350 in
number, have already been se
lected. He has employed two
white bosses and a negro boss.
One of the white men is from
Lowell;.
Mrs. Jackson's Trophies Overstalled.
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A rumor having gone abroad
over the country that Mrs. btone
wali Jackson is absolutely pen
niless, in want and hopelessly ill
and blind. . Mrs.. Jackson stated
yesterday to the Observer, in re
futation, that these statements
are very much exaggerated. - It
is true that, sh is hot in affluent
circumstances but she has a com
petency and lias- always been
above want. , Her health is some
what improved arid she is not
blind, though, still suffering from
a painful disease facial neural
gia. Appeals having been made
all over the South for her relief,
'Mrs.- Jackson is anxious that
the true state of the case should
"6 uiown. as she is unwilling -in
accer- any donations except
those offered . as testimonials of
kve and admiration for her hus
band. Charlotte Observer of
ov. 4. ....... . . , , . , -
NO CURE. NO PAY , V
That is the way all druggists sell
.J?vSca Tastelees Chill Tonic for; chills
Ml . av-i.. vuuau i
mnme in a tasteless form J Children tie. 7 Be sure and ask f or "Mrs. Win
?ve it. Adnlts vcta v.u-a ; I oi, ' 'sitin"THT snn ,? nv.A take no
wuyitu, jn. U.,
The Band Concert Tuesday Night.
Next Tuesday night is the date
for the concert of our band in
Catons hall. A good -program
of music has-been arranged
something that will suit every
one. The lovers of quick and
flashy music .will have their de
sires gratified as will those who
wish soft, sweet strains.
There will be several vocal
solos rendered by our home
talent with an accompaniment by
the band. v
' Besides the band music and
vocal solos, our people will have
a chance to hear one of the best
of flute soloists Mr. Harry As-
bury, of Charlotte. Mr. Asbury
is highly recommended by his
instructors and the Dress and
will please his audience here.
Remember this program is for
the benefit of - the band, which
organization has for months
been endeavoring to become a
band of which Concord could
feel proud, and so let the peo
ple lend them encouragement
now by giving them a crowded
house. 1
Six Sew Cruisers,
v Washington, Nov. 1. Bids
were opened at the Navy De
partment today for the construc
tion of six sheathed and coppered
cruisers authorized by the last
naval appropriation bill. These
vessels wilL be of about 3,200
tons displacement, a little larger
than the Raleigh and Cincinnati
class. The.srjeed is to be not
less than 16 knots. The new
ships will have twin screws and
a battery composed of ten 5-inch
guns, eight 6-pounders, two 1
pounders and four machine guns.
The limit of cost fixed by Con
gress, exclusive of armament, is
$1,141,800 each, and it is pro
vided that not more than two of
these vessels should be built in
one yard. Among the bids were
the following : Wml ; R Tragg &
Co., Richmond, Va., one vessel
department's plans," $1,027,000.
Same company, bidders' plans,
one vessel for $1044, 000 speed
guaranteed 18 knots. Two ves
sels, same type, f or $937,000 each.
Same company, bidders' plans
one vessel for $1,073,000. Same
type, two vessels for $1,027,000
each;' Same company, bidders'
rdans. guaranteed speied of 19
knots; one vessel for $1,059, 000.
Two vessels, same type? $1,039,
000. rU s
THE
BEST PRESCKIPTlON FOR
and fever is a bottle cV Grove's Taste
less ChiH Tonic. Never, fails to cure;
Then why experiment "with - worthless
imiffttimi.? Price 50 cents. xour
money, back if it fails to cures.
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Donation to Catawba College .
At a recent meeting of the Po
tbmac: Synod Kof ' the Reform
church at Baltimore, $5,000 was
j'jonated to Catawba college of
this State.
Tor Ovr Fl tv Tears. 1
Mrs. Winslow's Soothic Syrnp has
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success; ; It
soothes the child, softens the gnms,
allays all pain, cures w ind colic, and is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea.' It will
relieve the poor little sufferer immedl-nifilv.'-
SnM hvrlfnpists- in every part
j - j r-'z. , -i i
oATUliOAx, NOVEMBER 4,
With the Churches Tomorrow.
1
Regular services will be held
at the First Bresbyterian church
tomorrow morning and. night by
Rev. E E Gillespie, of Greens
boro, r , : '
The pastor. Rev. C. B. Miller,
will hold regular services tomor
row morning and tomorrow
night at St. -t James - Lutheran
church. -. v'- .
Regular services both . tomor
row morning and night at Cen
tral M. E. church by the pastor,
Kev. J . Hj. Thompson.
Rev. J. D. Arnold will hold
regular services at Forest Hill
M. E. church tomorrow morning
and night.
Rev. T. W. Smith, the pastor,
will hold regular services at
Epworth M. E. church tomor
row.
Rev. W. B. Oney will hold
services at bt. Andrews .Luth
eran church tomorrow morning
at 11 o'clock, - .
There will be regular services
at the Baptist church tomorrow
morning and tomorrow night by
the pastor, Rev. B Lacy Hoge.
Subject for U , a. m. ; Does
the Christian's Soul at Death" go
Directly to Heaven." Subject for
7.30 p. m., "False Gods."
Rev. Cochran Preston will
conduct services at Cannon ville
Presbyterian church tomorrow
morning. Tomorrow night at
7.15 o'clock he will preach at
Forest Hill church. The session
will meet at the evening service
to receiqe new members.
Study It Out v I
Here is a higly interesting par
ad ox, which may amuse or be
wilder, as the case may be. It
is supposed to have been in
vented by' Socrates: A. says that
all Athenians are liars. A. is
an Athenian and therefore a
liar. Therefore his statement
that all Athenians are liars is not
true, and consequently all Athe
mans tell the truth. A. is an
Athenian, and hence -.tells the
truth. Wherefore his ? statement
that all Athenians are liars is
true. Therefore he is a liar and
his statement false, and so on.
PERSONAL POINTERS.
Mr. (jus- Martsell came m
this moriing to spend Sunday.
Mr. Will Holt, of Lexington,
was here ' a short while this
morning.
:: Mr. D J Weisiger, represent
ing the Old Dominion Line, is
'here today. -t ; .. ; , - C
Rev. W C ' Alexander, : who
left last night for Baltimore,
will return about the middle of
next week, : - - 17
r 7 Rev. ,'E E Gillespie, of
Greensboro, arrived this morn-
ling to preach at the Presbyte
rian church tomorrow.
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up to $7.50 we show you unparalelled values. Then comes Jackets
Our Jackets fit and are one-third less in -price that other dealers
ask, or we do not say buy..; Fine Kersey Jackets in blue, black or
tan; $7.50 ones go at $4.98
nicely lined and well made.
We have just received a large
line
of "
Furs
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Such as Collaretts, Muffs, Scarfs,
Boas, and clusters. They are all
fine goods and moderately priced.
self. We can not describe them but there is not a pk-ce but what
isworth60cand 70c. Your choice 39c. These are plumu for you,
the bargains are here. Large line of velvet and Silk widst in
black and colors.
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Ooe'f Bother !
Our cousins on the other side are able to take care
of themselves just like Bell, Harris & Co. are for all your wants
in the Furniture line. With three 'solid cars of Furniture, two cars
of springs, two cars of chairs; one car of Mattresses., -you need ot
worry about high prices on furniture, and as for Stoves, ,v v"p
the f amousXeader line, Gate City, Iron King, Happy Timtv s
Wood Heaters and Coal Heaters all bought in car rots.- aiic : pu
give us a chance we will sell you. - Clocks, gcVd, better a ' -'ot.
If time is money you should have a clock. Office and I vb ry
Furniture of all kinds. Hall Furniture, Kitchen Furniture To
sum it up we have anything you want. Pictures , or frames we
are strictly in it. Call and see.
Bell,
Single Copy 5 Cents
The Leading Style
Is capes or jackets whichever you
may prefer but if you want to be
real swell give Jackets a little pref
erence. - Our buyer has just re
turned -from his second trip to New
York this season and here is the re
sult. You will simply be aston' shed
at the showing. We never saw finer
capes and jackets so cheap. We
show a fairly good cape, iur trim
med collar, only 29c, worth double.
One hundred Plush capes worth
$1.50, as long as we have this lot,
-only 98c. At $1.48, $1.98 and $2.50
and $5.00 ones at $3.98. They are
Fine Dress Goods !
Have you any dress goods wants?
Well here is a golden opportunity.
We have iust , two -prices to make
special mention of .
At this price we have
about 20 pieces
fOr a great variety of col
ors in solids and Plaids. They are
36 and 40 inches wide and every
piece is worth 35c and 40c. All will
be placed on the 25c counter.
A 1 . J -1 f
39c
2.DOUb 10 pjet.ea very
swell plaid effects, tail
1 or made suitings, black
crepons, etc. Come and see for. your
Parks ;.& Comp y
Co
arris
Tomes Trice. 50c.
' A li I. II Kill, IX I I I I I :1 IT" - W V V M. U '
i other, kirfd
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