" 12
" 38
" 84
62
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Arrlral of Tratn.
-iSf loTlne nSe of schedule took
NORTHBOUND.
No. 8 arrives at 5.52 a m
" sir mfti.
v-l8pm,
8.51 p m, (flag)
9.54 p m,
2.00 p m(lreiatV
SOUTHBOUND.
87 arrives at 8.49 a m, (fla-)
" ol " 8.51pm
. T " 9-10p'm, (floe)
33 7.29 am,
M " " 849 a m, (freight)
. T' 35; running: ahead ot No 7
tfrtfP f 1 nef ef ary fo,r .throuh travel
soiitb of Charlotte, and is topped for
passengers arriving from Lynchburg or
beyond. No. 36 stops regularly for oasa
engers for Salisbu
No
suoro, Lieidsville, Danyilie
Lyrchburg Charlottesville, and Washl
lllgton. No. 37 atn
Diuua Tor -nno.
uuinmg irom J.ynchburg or
points beyond, and to take on pas
sengera for regular stopping places
south of Newells. No. 38 stop to let
oil passengers from regular stopping
Places south of Newells and to take on
passengers for regular stopping rJaces,
Lynchburg orbeyond.
Nos. 33 and 34 stop at Concord for
passengersto or from the C. C. &' A.
UiviHion Charlotte to Augusta and
other points in South Carolina, Georgia
and I ionda, reached through Columbia
.ugusia. aiso tor through
Kers to or from Richmond
Va.
WANTED-A medium size,
second-hand safe.
Cannon & Fetzer Co.
Millions Given Away.
It is certainly gratifying to the public
Did von n 01 one lecnceChich iHi.ot
n i V .7, c .u F1 ws so , afraid to be generous The
well pleased with a situation
proprietors
iho .wViJ. oioj uj. xr. jxiugs ew xiscoverj f.tr con
uie Southern and PrsiHor ! -. .
v i MMMJKvAuui v,uu xa auii t ,i in a naT7
giyen away over ten million trial bottles
and have the satisfaction, ot bowin it
passen-
or Norfolk,
Nos. 7, 8, 11 and 12 are the local trains
and connect at Salisbury with trains of
X .. . k'
ft
HARRIS
5-
LIT til A
25 cents
Per Gallon At
MARSH'S
Pr$o Stoke.
Powell during this strike of the
operators? It is a mutual affair.
LOST. Gold spectacles in
case with name "Dr. Burbanks"
printed on case. Leave at this
office for reward.
Mrs. Thos. M Alexander, who
has been spending some time
here with her brother, Mr. Ed.
White, has returned to Mecklen
burg county.
" Mr. Hiram Williams met with
an accident! at the Cannon mill
1 hursday night resulting in his
lingers nemg- torn considerable.
In some way he got his fingers
into some of the machinery.
Cannon's No. 3 here is now
about completed and is without
doubt one of the finest mills in
the State. It is almost a palace
of glass, and is a model of mod
ern mill construction. Mill
News.
Miss Annie Bost and Miss
Lena Stevens arrived here Fri
day night from Winston-Salem.
Miss Stevens has returned home
from school on account of her
health. Miss Bost has been visit
ing her sister there.
Mr. Joe Lilly, of Norwood,
who is travelling, spent Friday
night here. Mr. Lilly was re
cently married to Miss Maude
Morris, who once lived here, but
whose home has recently been at
Norwood. She has been visit
ing here for more than a week.
Sign painters have been the at
traction for a number of people.
It is worth the time to glance at
them as they work on the Mor
ris hardware wall but their proof -reader-failed
to do his duty when
his eye came to the word
plements" in the sign..
ess cases.
has cured thousands of hopd
a. - .- .
Astnnia, bronchitis, la grippe and all
throat, chest and lung diseases are
surelv cured by it. Call at Fetzer's
drug store and get a free trial bottle.
Regular size 50c.
bottle guaranteed.
and 3. Every
Off LIT OR E
OF
CHOICE
"Weather Forecast:
liain tonight, and
Sunday.
' Strawberries have already
been on the market for this year.
See H L Parks & Co's. double
column ad on first page
Morrison Fetzer has returned
to school at Davidson college.
Mr. Jno. K Patterson has a
position how with the Aetna
Life Insurance Co.
! The Cabarrus Black Boys will
meet in their armory Tuesday
night.
Mr. J C Bailey, of Marsh ville,
arrived here Friday night to
visit his daughter, Mrs. J W
Toney. .
nnnrnrd's iuiiior team of ball
players didn't go to Charlotte
this morning on account of the
bad weather.
on, mitft meetiner was held at
Mr D B Morrison's Friday night
despite the bad weather. About
1.60 was realized.
Mr. D J Bostian returned horn
T7ij a n'-rr of w snandine several
days at Albemarle. He returned
bv private conveyance and naa
quite a time crossing the swollen
streams.
Mrs. R M Turner, of Juno, ar
rived here Friday night to viait
her relatives. Mr. Turner was
formerly the section master at
this place.
JUST RECEIVE! A car load
nn ti 1 1 vour
Tith the Chuicli8 Tomorrtir.
j
Rev. W.B Oney will preach
his last sermon to his congrega
tion at St. Andrews Lutheran
church tomorrow night at 7:15.
There will be regular services
at -St: James Lutneran cnurcn,
tomorrow at 11 o'clock and to
morrow night at 8 o'clock, by
the pastor, -Rev. Chas. B Mil
ler.
There will be regular services
at Forest Hill Methodist church
tomorrow morning and tonior
row night. The baptismal ser
vices will be held at the morning
service.
There will be regular services
at the Baptist church both morn-
mg ana nignt-, uy tue pafui,
Rev B Lacy Hoge. Subject lor
- . t-H i it
11-a. m. "A JName." ttuojeci ior
7:30 "p. m. V'What think ye of
Christ.": -: : : ,.
There will be regular services
held at the First Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning at 11
o'clock. Services also tomorrow
night by Rev. J R Bridges.
There will be ; regular ser
vices at Central Methodist church
tomorrow morning ana tomorrow
night, by the pastor, Rev. J A
B Fry."
Regular services will be held at
the Episcopal church tomorrow
morning at 11 o'clock. Sunday
school at 4 o'clock. Choral
services will be held at 5 o'clock.
Th Best Prescription for Chills
And fever is ft bottle of Grove's Taste
Chill Tonic, It if simply iron and
quinTin a tasteltss f ori. No cure
no pay Pnoe 60o.
a lot of Kingan's
Breakfast Bacon
AND SOME EXTRA GOOD
Baltimore Hams.
We keep Coffee, Sugar, Rice,
Syrup, Molasses, Grits, Canned
and Bottled goods of every
description, and a him d red other
things too tedious to mention,
but such things as to be found
in a modern grocery store.
Nothing kept but
First Class Goods.
D. SlKSS.
Phone. . . . . . ..... .110.
The Striking
Points of our Flavoring
Extracts are their
FftESHNESS,
PURITY and
STRENGTH.
This assures pleasure,
safety and economy in use.
We ask a trial. This will
prove our claim that they
are the best and cheapest.
Vanilla Iemon,
Orange, Fmearole,
Bitter Almond,
Bed Rose,
Nectarine,
Celery,
We don't mean two or three pieces. Four or
live tuousand yards that we are going to sell at 5
cents that is worth 8ic. anywhere else. Always
ready for you to compare with- goods elsewere.
Can't be matched.
FetZer'S Drugstore.
promptly. Give me you.
Sat?" 7o s-aSjs?;
'Phone 92, . w-
' We are now baking in our new
oven and will hava .
Fresh Baked
. Bread, RotlSt
Buns, Pics,
Cakes, Etc., 1
Spring
Cleaning
i Time will soon
be at hand and you want to
clean and polish up your silver
ware. It is difficult to find a per
fect polish that contains no grit
or acid likely to scratch or in
jure the articles. This fear is
done away with when you use
Imperial Silver Polish
which we sell under or own
name and guarantee to be the
best and most economical
cleanser of silverware on the
market. Try one for convince
ment. A bottle cost 25c. and
will last a long, long time.
W. C. CORHELL
The Jeweler.
Pearl
Polish
Every Day.
1 ill BUY.
Pfione 122.
J. C. Correll,
Manager.
The ideal Metal Polish
for cleaning and
p olis h i n g silver,
brass, copper, nickle,
etc. I
id
arid
THE BEST
OE
Sun Umbrellas
and Parasols
Ever brought to Concord from 15c to $8.00. Any
style and color. Don't miss seeing them.
Lawns, Dimities, Marlboro,
Mercerized Satines,
Tissue on due A. F. C,
and French Ginghams.
All included in the excelsior list. This
is a good show and then it's money
saving.
ti
Cannon & Fetzer Co. S
If you dont know what to give for a wedding or
birthday present come in and look around. We have
1,000 things in Chairs, Bedroom Suits and Pictures, all
yours for the softest touch on the contents of your purse.
Pictures framed to order while you wait.
Furniture and Undertaking. Phone- No. 9.
Jk. A l I mr
For Business flen.
You cm now prehase frtm tis a duplioatof which from ope copy; either from
your typewriter or your pen, will pro'duce Sifty copies.
If then yoti wish to duplicate another kncl of letter a few minutes only is lost in
, . making a change.
Itwill produce twbktt oopibs from am ordinary copyine: pencn. m inere is no
Ijoakine of your paper to be dome, neither will your copies be sticky or curl.
TwoBweepiof a damp epons will clean the surface of the duplicator and ib
ready tot use again.
Tt's useful to aU
kinds of business men.
who wish to take sev
eral copies for dis
tribution or preserva
tion. It's a new inven
tion and promises to be
the busines man's
friend.
You can see one of them
at the office of th
Postal Telegraph Company.
Call on us for prices.
Gibson's p'rug Store.
incorporated
3 I
. WTViwriter.no matter what name or crade
When you want any kind of typewnwr, w
" am t T 1 wi ufmr V nil
oome ana eeo ub bb wo Tu fr it off for iron ana place a
H you have an old machine we wiUtoade w on iorijuu
bronze finished BEU-SHO on your desk.
BARRIER & flcCONNELL,
nice
AGENTS,,
(WUithooioe.ofttWlOooora Stena.r8tel Telegraph OoW
look at the machine, ; .G- .uv.-.';
aad look