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o o i! 4k ' A 3 .1 V if, in i : i i ! ( 1 ft' i - I! i i ! ! DW -STANDARD JOBN D. BARRIERED SOX n 1 . 1 TV - - anorsiiiA jf roritnyr. . -- '- 1HK STAND AMD it putflishad ever- jfy fun&&y exci4 ted) ;ud delivered by ris. Ktt'S ii bubbpri'ti n : "Oi i year, $4.00 b; aeat&S 2W '. . 'TJiree month v.10!:'. Ore aionkfc . .." .35 Single "codj ... 0 . TftE WEEKLY STAN DA D is oui.-im.ze, t-isut-colunin pujer. It ha t larger circulation in Cabarras than any oilier p.'H!r. Frie cl.OO i-er amum in advancv. Advertising Jlats : Terr for rgnhir a-lvtttisewent!' nr.de kuwn .in"apilic.iti;n. Addn-ss all poinmnnicHtioiiS to THE-STANDARD, Concord, Js. C. NATIONAL TICKET. Fu- President William Jennings Bryan. For Vice-President, Adlai E. Stevenson. For Electors-at-Large, IjEi: S. Overman "of Rowan; D. H. McLean, of Uaruett. For Congress frm 7th District, Hon.. Theo. F. Kluttz, of Rpwan. For Elector, J. R. Blah;, of Moutiromerv. UP whih(Conc-a JaachiBe.-rj A Woman Kile By a Hor8e--Sad Concok, N. C, Sept. 27 liJOO- SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE. From several sources we learn tr.at President Lutz is succeed ing finely with North Carolina College and he seems delighted with the department of the stu dents. Several new features have been introduced in the daily work. Among them is a bulletin board containing the an epitome of the latest current news. Momiag Post pi 6th. . V ( No mjer whose vartah, fou just can't 1 it, Brother Furnian. " ' . . Singulariy enough 'it is said that wfth all of Richard Croker's great lurking on the election of Bryan he is managing 4o have enough oets ingeniously ar- ranged to make something t ut of it no matter who is elected. We confess, however,, that we can't comprehfud, with ou limited time to study the ruatLe.matits in the problem, jut how the thing is to be done. It looks like lifting ones self over the fence by his boot straps or like Honeycutt's boys making 50 cents apiece off of each other at swap ping pocket kuives on a rainy day. V Petersburg dispatch of the 4th says that after the rain many little frogs were seen on the streets and it is believed that it rained them. If the dispatch iad called them snakes we'd readily conclude, that he'd "had ra" or if thej- had been poodles tne explanation would have been easy. Itallativ of a Mother Wish. ' Miss Sabra Btfrgess was rsn ovef by. a horse belonging to Marshall Moore, near .Sharon and killed nbout 'i o'clock yester . day afternoon. Some men were unloading a molasses boiler when the horse became frightened and ran. Miss Burg'uss was in the road and being deaf could not hear the horse coming. She was killed almost instantly. She was 70 y?ars old, and leaves a lot of s;sters, all of whom are idiots The funeral services took place at Mt. Pleasant today. It isaid that Miss Burgess mother had one child which talk- ed almost all the time, and she remarked one dav: "If I ever give birth to another child, want it so it will not talk too much.'1 So afterwards she gave birth to seven children,' all of whom are idiots. Shelby Special of 2d to Charlotte Observer. A Kansas City wife took a dose of peppermint and then sent for her husband to come home and see her die. A hastily summon ed doctor diagnosed the case, and discovered the deception, but would not tell the distressed hus band until after he had made her all kinds of nice promises about staying tiut late of nights, visit- II troubled triOi rteuraatisra, give Craraberlam's rain-calm a tnaL It will not cost you a cent if it does no good. One hpi licauon wul relieve the pain. Tt also cures sprains and bruises in one-third time required by any other treatment. Cuts, burns, frostbites. nninsev. pains in the side and chest glandular and . other swellings are 'luicklv cured bv arriving it. Every bot tie warranted. Price 25c, and 50c For sale at Marsh's drug stc-a. A Hope is the wondrous angel who beckons us onward to golden glories. Orange Observer. ing the electric park and riding It seems to us that ihis is an !on the excursion boats. .vor excellent idea. Too many stu dents bury themselves in their text books if studious at all and thf irs is a world separate and rrpart from tha busy practical every day sphere around them and it gives rise to the conclu sion that the book learned are deficient in common sense. Stu dents do wi'll to keep abreast with the present as well as to delve into the past and keep awake to the practical on-goings of real life as well as to dwell long in the rock ribbed walls of the abstruce sciences- We are impressed that there is J. life and vigor inspiring atmos phere about the college that will do much to interest and draw the young men into a current of splendid progress duriig the en suinr: session. ways that are smooth you are commended to the Kansas City women Greensboro Record. But then promises, vows and conveyances made under duress are and of right ought to be re garded as null and void. Cuts and Bruises Qulcslj Healed. Charaberhvin's Pain Balm appied to a cut. bruise burn, scald or like injury will instantly allay the pain and will heal the parts in less time than any other treatment Unless the injury is very severe it will not leave a scar. Pain Bain also cures rheumatism, 6prain, swpJUic n,1 lftmpnpiyi- For sale at ; Marsh"s.dmjr store. . -. In Philadelphia they draw the color line on butter. When fel lows are caught sellinsr oleomar garine, colored to resemble but ter, they are fined $ 100 and sent to jail for 30 days. -Morning Star. There is some talk in the United States .of forming the American newspapers into a trust. They are -already in a trust as their subscription list will show. I'u'r f:;iei:i of the Concord Su.uJ.d states that Mr. M L Buchanan., of that town, maua or of the Concord Cotton Seed Endured r&auVs Agonies. Only a roaring fere enabled J M Garrtttson, of San Antonio, Tex., to he down when attacked' with asthma, from which he su5eredfor years. He writes his misery was often so great that ft seemed he endured the agonies of death; but Dr. King'iNewDiscovery f c r con sumption wholly cared bim. This mar velous medicine i the only known'enre for asthma as well as consumption, conshs and colds, and all throat, chest asd king troubles. Price 50c and Gaaranicsed. Trial bottles free' at Ftier's dru store The BraTery ol Woman Wa grandly shown by Mrs. John Dowling, of Butler, Pa., In a thrte years struggle with a mahant tomacli trouble that caused distressing attacks of nausea and indigestion All remddies failed to relieve ' her until she tried Electric Bitters. After taking it two months, she wrote: "I am now wholly cured and can eat anything. It is truly a grand tonic for the whole system as I gained in weight and feel much stronger since using if." It aids digestion, cures dyspepsia, improves appetite, gives ne"w life. Only 50c . Guarantied at Fetzer'a drug store. Oil Company, toasts of havng S Cecil Vas In town Saturday anl gave an account if the k:l-; ing of a large ,hawi: ner Kenne dav's Hill. The hawk measured bea:, a Raleigh s new ginnery i!i 4 foet 4 inche3 f rvm tip t ;iP. Samtarr Satire! All persons are notified to clean up their premises at once, those keeping hogs are espec ially warned. The commissioners have taken strong action in the matter and the mayor has given strict orders. A word to the wise is uiucient. Clean up and sty ciean and save voujrsel of fine and cost.. Jas. F. Haeris. Chief .of Police. the DP " ' rxza fi H H M il H 1 Oi l Lb EXTRA SPECIAL. 1 bale of large Bath Towels at less than 50c. on the dollar. Frilled Net Curtains at $2.25 per pair. About 300 pounds of them at 20 cents per pound, o o . This is undoubtedly the cheapest lot of Towels of fered on this, market for years. Come and buy all you want the more the bet ter we like it, for we are making our usual profit and you save 50 per cent on your Towels. Next week wTe will offer a lot of Fancy Drapery i Sateen and Denim Tlem-nants. . o o A large line of Stamped Linens from 5c. per piece up. Chenille? and Tapestry Portieres at s3.50 per pair. 3G inch Curtain Scrim at 5 and 15c. pel' yard. Shades from 10 cents up. and Poles from 25 cents up. 3 yard Lace Curtains at C3 cents per pair. Irish Point Curtains at 2.50 per pair. Homemade pieced Quilts, filled . with good cotton, size 7xG feet, weight 5 lbs. only 1.25 each. Counterpanes from 55 cents up to $2.03 each. Feather Pillows at 60 cents each. Only a few left. Colored Machine Thread at 12 cents per box of 1 dozen spools. This is regular 5c. Thread and will answer for basting as well as any. 6 assorted Steel Pens for 1 cent. D. J. BOSTIAN. xH!g ottoi, the latter doinsr w.v.k .'.fifteen minutes, while When shot it was do'riiv lanre turkey, making th thrd T H i Ci Mill k r vwl com pVlitor under a ft kiU.xI thi l"thetinesspabi:eareca'e.per. jiarh-ey u naa Kuiea mis .. -.fX:iise- c:exvnv anJ accemmodat. :-us::, got out cse m 4twelFe?H5rh Point Etentrise. . ; ig tanki: istntion. lies bv thp triVh " Tf . , i ' ie scl':t vonr patrcnAg with the n...vts tn the Wa.cn. . It' a. . - . Issnracf honV treatment and it .was ('art. Charlie McDon- tJ-ior awip f.i-w idueap;eciit:oaof your f&tronaae. Ia T.ifa -e give up. No Reduced Railroad Rates. Account State convention Dem ocratic clubs, Raleigh, N. C. Tickets on sale Sept. 25 and 26, imit Sept. 26, at rate $6.70. Account meeting Presbytery of Mecklenburg, Charlotte, N. C. Tickets on sale Oct. 2 and 3,limit Oct. S, at rate 1.05. Account Association of Con gregational Churches, Sunday Schools and Missionary Socie- ies of North Carolina, Beaufort, N. C. Tickets on sale to More- head City, N. C, Sept. 24 to 26, imit Oct. 2. at rate 12.10. Negro State Convention, Ral eigh, Sept. 26 and 27, tickets on sale Sept. 24, 25 and 26, final imit Sept. 29. Round trip 6.70. Central Carolina Fair, Greens boro, Oct. 9-12, tickets on sale Oct. 6, 9, 10, 11 and 12, final limit J Oct. 15. Round trip 2.85. Street Fair and Carnival, Dan ville, Va., Oct. 1-6, ticketsonsale Sept. 29 to Oct. 6 inclusive, final limit Oct. S. Round trip 3.90. National convention of the Christian Church, Kansas Citv, Mo., Oct. 12-19. Sale tickets O?:. 5, 9 and 10. Final limit Oct. 23. Rbcnd trip 29. Annual convention colored Odd Fellows, Louisville, Kv., jOct. 2-7. Sale tickets Sept. 29.' 30 and Oct. 1. Fital limit Oct. fch. Rcnd trip 17.30. Annual meeting Mississippi Galley Medical Assoervdon. Ashe- vile, Oct. 9-11, tickets on sale 6 to 9th inclusive, final limit Oct. JUST A REMINDER FOR THE AUTUMN AND WINTER SUIT ' JACOB REED'S SONS OF PHILADELPHIA INVITE YOU TO EXAMINE THEIR BEAUTIFUL NEW COLLEC TION OF FABRICS NOW SHOWN BY G. W. PATTER SOX, ' GOXCOBD, N. C. o F. M. F-in Editor Seneca V1L) 1 , , I Newi. w3 allicted f A years with till 41 Ui '-"-thatlno .vtor orreaedy Lc'd until at 2 eo-us ipound (in lS9!f could he tried Bncilens Imica Salve, the we er.L'A'e to run against anv-! 13 11:6 rld. He writes, tro bcs th:. toat i lu5. Otherwise, e C:ire 0llly must asisi mat ivaieign can keep JFetier s dmg store. If we circrve voa any tine we be gid to sve mi .e and see us. LIBERALCCOkllODATIOXS to civtroumg; - ----. D. B ColtOx, XLiiier J. 11. Qdeu i'resiiecL O 15. Bund trip s5-2i " a PoTjrMiUExrlcians KeniOTes everything in sight; so do drostic minerad pls. No need to Aj nanute yenr bedy wh.O Pr. King's Xev Life Filia do the work so easily and perfectly. Cures headache, constipa tion. Only 25 cents at F tier's drus itcre. Snits from .912.50 upward. Trousers frem $4.0$ upward. OTercoats from 16.00 upwards. O o All carefully cut to measure, handsomely trimmed and tailored. CONCORD MARKETS. COTTON MAR5ET. Corrected by Cannon & Fetier company. GockI middling.. " io 25 r Vn?;,v- - -10 25. Loy niddlirg , . . . . iq (J btains 1000 PRODUCE .MARKET. Corrected by Ed. F. Whita. Bacon ... 10 Sug-.curod han!s 15 Lulk meat sides io Beeswax q Butter i5 9i;-ckons -V-V. 10 to 20 Lorn Eetsts Lard . . Flour (N. C.)... Meal ;. Oats TUow 11' 10 2 00 70 50 4 f 7 . 1ft n : f f.,f (' iff ,5
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