Twenty-Five YpATR'-Gonstent Use With-J
out at ailure. :t
The first indicatidnViproup is .hoarse
ness. and m a child , snbiect to that
SiliTK BEIiEiTir THE WATES.
British Ship Grounds Near Hattcras and
" and 21 of the Crew Are Lost
The British freight ship,
me appruucu vi au; aiuic&. ... -e uuuwiinf 7 ' , . -l t : ... - "
wis noareeness is a v pecuuax 7 roxrgn.1 IuOrniugaOurr.mueo
eousth. -i If Chamberlain's . Oonghji.. 4 aWfinV '
Bemedv is iriven as soon as the child fc-1 teras lirOrSaVin : Station - and
comas hoarfia. or even idler ths .cr6ntl t,tefirit.v-o a Vhon Wnm drowned.
in this broad land and never disappoints bearings', Were probably lost,
th anxious mothers. , We . have, yet to . . a;.! Vi a
to learn of ft single instance in which it The v waves .dashed oyer the
has not proved effectual. Ho other vessel o after - it struck and the
preparation can show such a . record in i - - , x 1
twenty-fivejears constant use Without pen feared to stay on the vessel
ft failure. For sale by M L Marsh iest.it should go to-pieces. t
x ne cap turn uuu ui men tunt
Chamberlain's Conch Remedy, to know evenly divided but that he WOUld
that people everywhere take pleasure in . w Krxf T??rT mar.
relating ohsir experience in the use of stay on the boat. Eight men
that ispleni. medicinej .&nd in teJling said they would stay with him.
of the benefit hey have received .from wu .i 01 Wo,
it nf bad n is it his cured of The other 21 men got into the
treafened attach f pbenmpiua it has life boat and attempted to get
averted and J of toe cnildren it has saved 1 , , , , ,.. .
If om attacks ot croup ana wnoopingr t i u5u uu .10 oi
cough. egod medicine, crew , warned them by signs
For sal bjr M. Xj. Harsh & Co. ; , , 7
L .. ... against : the attempt, knowing
oirano .Eruptions v.; that no small boat could ride out
Are grand,-', but Skin Eruptions roD sucfr a stormV ' ' A The boat was
life of joy. Eucklen
cures tbem. also Old
Fever Sores. Ulcers
Corns.' Warts. : TCuts
Scalds" Chapped' Han
Best Pile cure on earth:
and Aon.es. Unlv aoctsv a. box. .JUdrel , ,.-.
THE WEEK IK WASHINGTON.
Uur Correspondent Intervieivs an Ameri
can From the Transvaal Ilia Sixty
Second Birthday Passed.
From our Regular Correspondent.
Washington, D. C.
The sympathy in" official
circles fori dear ?, old; England
still keeps up. - Most .Americans
with a Uttle brief authority dearly
love a titled lord; .and the expres
sions of gratitude just now com
ing from; iEnglisn 'nobility have
warmed the cociries 01 our near t.
uHoid Hingland" has been so
'good and kind to us (she burned
Washington in 1812) -that no
doubt we ought to stand by her.
An American, lately .returned
from v the Transvaal furnished
he writer with a very interest
ing interview this past week
He claimed . that England's
MM
FEW
on every
To :JMO-1THERSi
WE ARB ASSKKT1MG IN 1THE COURTS OUR BIGgT TO THE
clustve ; u pi the;wprd 5 CASTOEIA," and
PITOHEirafUTtOTO TRADE MARK.
J, bR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hy'annis, Massaehuseth
ls W mgmWtft"Pn9 the sam
was
thathasborhQand: i -doesmw
TMsismrngmmCtiEKS CmomV'Mich hasted
useaw wwf wwiji. oj;jjeqjpr over thirty
years. LOOl ihat itfc
the kind .you lmeMmw on th
and has heigrMturm 9f4u wrfl,
fer. Wo name except
The'Cmt
March 8, 1897. ' -'Vrd t
worst disasters were yet to come Po not endang thev .life jOSijurjiIdby. acceptinp?
cheao 'substitute z which j some ilm 'traist KSav Aff a 5
I
Running and swamped and one by one the affair to defeats tnap are iiKeiy in.
. Boils, FeW. roor fellows sank :in sieht of follow before the .Boers give up greuienis ui wmcn even aoes noc Know.
, ;3ruiseSttr lit r ii" i j i?J..- Li- A 1 ' .," : :cKftii.;'iV:riW -vi Wi-r uhls-i .
aerssl life:linei to the vessel the fall of Kimberly withm ,a
and the captain- and his eight very short time. This asjiine
Mt,c- mi crilS Tet saved. , penned up. The opinion is exr
bags to the Fenix Flour Mills There is hopef. that the vessel pressed by those who are ac
and get 3 cents in cash or trade may not be lost. quainted with the facts, that if
for each. This is $30.00 per The captain, Raines, it is said , the Boors capture Rhodes, they
thOUSand. Don't let them lie io an 11 ooilni fmrn'nll nvovtVo . ef, Viirr -mlfhrinf miinW
around and go :Vto waste. They I - , . w . ... n avL tt 4-
w - w-.
BEARS cTHEi SI G N ATU RE OF
..insist on Havinff
tf
G T Crowell, prop.
outhcrn
allway
SCHEDULE:
N EFFECT JULY THE 16TH, 1899.
This condensed schedule is tub!
uiieu db iiuuiiiiduuii, ana is
subject to change, without notici
to the public: .;
Trains leave concord N. C
5.52 A.;M No 8, daily, , for Rich
tmond;, qgnnects at Greensboro foi
Raleigh and Goldsboro: at Goldsboro
for Norfolk, at Danville for Washington
Jor
ODELL
i"ai poinis onn, .at. alisbnry
aeyii.ein -xyme ana rwmta West.'
V. l4-X:ifclV8ithS New Tori 'dii
iiopl.. j . .. . .-. ., onries Pullman Sleep
tl: New WVV AiidTami) Fl4. and
"norioiK to unarioite. -
Atlanta. Birxainerham. Memnhis.
gomervsMobiU; and New Orleans J. an
au pomta 0.Sputhand Sonthwes
New prleaniand NewYork to Memnhil
vyasumgion ana aiiai
taints Worth. Carrie Rillmatt rfl
room tf,ej,jew prieansjtb
New v Tork; - Jacksonville ; iq NeW
ffiJpTOrJ .f ram San
OQTHH.
ranciscq via' NewOrle&na and 4 fionth-
LttPafeifioSnntf V
IWifl jail pomta South. SoM train, RichH
uuuu w Aiiania. ;
EJte !BIMNol2,Zdafly .for Rick
mond, Asneyille, Ghatanooga, Raleigh,
Norfolk, ana all p'o&ts North. (
J$1 .Mlfo.'tdailF frpm xRich
; iWftahwgtqn ,Goldbpro lma.
: Raleigh, -: Oreensbcro' otville i XSnd
Ashevilletb Charlotte. Ni O. " ' i
8: 51 P M.No diUv1, Washington
and,Sduthwe8tern;ilimitedi;for xWaph-
Stpn and all points iiprlJi. TJtough
'-'New Orleans to New T6rk.Also carries
vestibuled coach and dining car.: . Close
connection at Oreeneboro with sleeper
for Norfolk.
Vi M.No. 35, daily, for Atlanta
. and i New , Orleans, carries : Pullman
' 4 sleeper New York to New Orleans. New
.York to Jacksonville and .Charlotte.. to
Atlanta; dinning car. " Also Pnlltnan
. tourist car Washington to San Francis
co, via New Orleans Tuesday and Fri
days. ' ; .
' k " 9 45 P. M. No. 34, daily, the New
York and Florida Express, carries Pull:
man Sleeping Cars between -Augusta
, an&; New York. Tampa, Fla and New
rYork and Charlotte to Richmond. Car
ries sleepers Charlotte ; to ..Norfolk yla
- Greensboro.
- - First sections of regular through or
. . local freight: trains cariy , passengers
only to points where they stop according
to schedule.'
Frank S. Gannon,
Third Vice-Pres. and Gen'l. M :
Washington, 1. C. y
John M. Culp, Traffic Manager, v
Washington, D, C.
W. Turk, Gfen'l.'TPas. Agent,
V i Washington, D. C.
Go wan Poeenbery5, Local ; Agent,
w ' - Concord, NO. .
the sight of his men going down, that the Boers are a greatly uh-
to nnriP; agoti'ii i n nicw nAv Serrated people,' as far as educa
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, tion and progressive tendencies
All druggists refund mony if it fails to are concerned. He . claims that
Snh tablet 6 nnm Q thGV are a "study, : fairly well
educated, and human -people.
There seems to bo a good deal
of mystery about the . future
plans of Gen. Joe: Wheeler. He
has not resigned his seat in Con
gress, and so far as is known has
not obtained leave of absence to
the United States. Gen. Otis,
perhaps at the instance of Gen.
Wheeler applied to the War De
partment to know if the Presi
dent desired the Jatter to ;ctoxrie
home. - The President, howeveri
refused to commit himself witn
any suggestions whatever. j
(&1T1 &lfcfbJtfft Q..' ' wing' witn mpitifymg
imf MiPmtM?) ill idity. J -.'-Indeed, the-indicaf
tirins are nbw such as to WnrW-
Bge tne committee wmcn tias tnej
The -Kind ;,That. j.Neyer Tailed You.
. V"" OOMPAWT..TT OURAY VtRCCT. HCW YORK CITY. ,
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DEALER IN
General Merchandise
. TTB.rjYERS OP v '- ;
COUNTRY PRODUCE
of all kind. ' ; ? '
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Four-foot Wood always Wanted. . Best
Price for .same, . ;
..o. ...
We inyite nn inspection "5f all the ijoods
. . we manufacture . .
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The Standard
- you can make it known tr-rough
a iiv tjbuiiuui v:
if : w
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is published every day (Sunday ex
; eepted) xmd delivered at your door
ypr ; OfhlO p 35c
tod
sixty -Wo y ears-bldjoii- Christmas
day, the usual age of retirement.
Under -special : lar, however.
Cousin George trill always sbeuft
u juuribbuuba iu uncie onm s lie
tiye service.
r No Right to Ugliness;
frihe .woman ,who is." lovelv in fac!
form .and t temper. j.wjll . always rhve
friends, but onewho would be attractive
must keep her health. M , If she is weak,
sic&ly and all . run down. . she win .bA
I n 1 W m m - . .
'4 neryous ana lrniaoie. XI sne has consti-
pawon or iianey trounie,-Her impure
blood will cause pimples, blotches, skin
eruptions and a wretched complexion.
Electric Bitters is the best medium a in
the world to reerulate stomacha. Hvat
and kidneys and to purify tne blood. It
gives strongs noryqs, bright eyes.smooth
velvety skin, rich complexion, it will
make a ood-lookinpr, charming woman
oi a run-aown invaiia. unjy 50o per
bottle at Fetzer's Drug Store.
His Life Was Saved.
- Mr. J E Lilly, a prominent citizen of
Hannibal, Mo., lately had a wonderful
deliverance from a frightful death. In
telling of it ho says: JI was taken with
typhoid foyer, that ran into pneumonia.
My lungs became hardened. I was so
weak I couldn't even sit up in bed;
Nothing helped me. I expected to soon
die of consumption, when I heard of
Dr. King's New Discoycry. One bottle
gave great relief. I continued to use it
and now am well and strong, I can't
say too much in its praise;" This
marvellous medicine is the surest and
quickest cure iif the world for all
lhroat and luner trnnhlo Ti
sizes 6Jo cents- and at 00." Trial bottles 1 i;hi - ni
free at Fetzer's Dm Hfn t I,A Lil- 'm .
bottle guaranteed. , 1 ' -
- pnntshKd7e dd other news that is
-;d x tfi interest to auMifAMr
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t , rpjwugeoj Trie people.. .y.?i;.v.v; - . .
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Giyo ha a trial 1flmyon;make
ypur next order w."
V: Wpk ready when promised.
you can call for y it j through; i
The Standard.
?i. a-ayemsing Tales in
The Standard
made known on application.
Notice to TaxPayers.
The tax books ; have paVi
open since the 1st, of ..September
and you have not been in to i)av
your tax. I have f6 Settle with
0 townby the lOtli'of January,
1900, so I am c - ; ,1' to havA
your tax at once, i will call
on you at once for r ) amount
of your tax and shall expect you
to be ready for a-in r : '
it -ot.paid .when T call, I, will
collect ame by, law.
means
GOAL
?
A
o. J. EftVlN.
City nx Collector, i
K. Craven bohiM
. 800 TONS JEUCO COAL.
0.0 TONS HARD COAL,
Also Virdna Split ana BM Ep Caimsl
CoaL Best steam coal at mine prices,
Good Smith Coal. Call and get
what von want. 'Phone 74.
rjyo?4DERFtll. are tne enresu
w w Hood's Sareaparilla, and yettbet
we simplaand natural. Hood's Sarsa
Carina makes PURE &LQQ&
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