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iKopcmriiiil STEAM BOOK UNO JOB OFFICE ' ''We keeB on hand a full stock of . ; LETTER HEADS, NOTE HEADS STATE: WESTS. BILL HEADS, ENVEL OPES, TAGS, ' VISITING CARDS WED DING INVITATIONS, ETC., ETC, (li h 1 TKINTIKG ALWAYS PAYS tl 1 rTAtUMCO IN IITt. John B. SherriU, Editor and Owner. $1.00 a Tear, in wltf T&cce. tfjov ore anything -to tcD, kt Volume XX; Concord, N, C, Thursday, July lO, 1802. NUMBER 1. the people kow It. -Hc-THETIMEO;-- G0NCORD Small crops, unsalable veg-; ctables, Result from want of .' Potash .Vegetables are especially f, ,11 J of Potash. Write for our free pamphlets. ' . GERMAN KALI WORKS, , ' 3 Nassau St., New York. With An Experience OF YEAJIS (( YEARS BILL ABPI LBTTEB. Atlanta Constitution. How the old people clintr in the stories and tradition that charmed their childhood. - Good old Mother Alrin came to see me and to comfort me in my sickness. She hag had her share of trouble, but is always' bright and cheerful and brings sunshine with her. Somehow the story of William Tell came up, and when I remarked that it was now generally set down among the I seven cnucs as a myth or a pretty said "ehe would not read citizen is a willing and ready soldier to defend his country. Its government is a republic divided into twenty-two cantons or counties, and to maintain this republic they have been fighting all contiguous nations, ; for nearly six hundred years and hare whipped every battle they fought. - Austria, Prussia, Maximillian and at last Bonaparte tried to subdue that people, but failed utterly. They never bad an army of over 30.000, and defeated Prussia with 60.000 in pitched battles. Austria de- HUlKtws. j In former years, when cotton mrila were few in the south, and when the operatives were not of sufficient num bers to be of importance in political combats, the politician and the agitator expressed bat little interest in their welfare. To the former they could not furnish enough votes to insure his election, and to the latter they were thk mm srrtarr trctsi. Atliata CoMtiruttoa. ; ": Congress has adjourned and the event has no greater significance to oar own people than it has to the inhabitants of Cuba. ' They have since Hay SO, when they assumed the sovereignty and con trol of their own fortunes, rested their too' few in number and too poor in fable she m&nded 20,000 Swiss soldiers to help! parse to provide him with income any such ner ngnt lurkey. (Switzerland refused I euougn to meet ms uving expenses national existence upon the prompt action of the American congress. The whole world knows that the soc- the heartless scandals nor did she believe to furnish them, and that brought on a I 0d to pay for his cigars and whiskey them. - The world is full of these icon- war, and Switzerland whipped it. We I But now these conditions have changed. oclaaU who would break up every idol see by the New York papers that they The mill operatives represent hundreds that we have worshiped. The story of have completed the new government of thousands of votes, -and an annual William Tell is one that is fit to be buildings at Berne, and the Dictures of income of millons of dollars. They believed and handed down from gener-1 them are lovely and the people are I are no longer the small, insignificant proua and had a great festival . when of Cuban independence rests upon sufficiency of economical coodi- tioup in the .aland to furnish support for also the auon to generation. VoItaire stared that fable theory because he .'did not like the Swiss. Many books have been written on both, sides, but the old family traditions that have come down to us for 600 years are still as much a great they were opened for business. Grand countrygreat people. John Calvin I left his mark upon them, for of all the twenty-two cantons only three have kept allegiance to the Roman Cthohc IN WRITING Imp: Insurance, settling losses and representing First Class Companies, Southern, Nbrthern and For- :ti;'u, ve abK your-pauruiidgc. Our facilities for Employer' Liability, Accident and Health Insurance are excellent. G.G. RICHMOND & CO. 1 'Phone 184. f tar w --Three' Times a Week. class they once were, and now the poli Ucian and the agitator become very much interested in these "oppressed" and "downtrodden" people; one who wants their votes, the other wants their money. These men, the politician and the faith of the Swiss people si is their church. But all are devoted Christians, the agitator, work hand in hand, their religion. William Tell is as much to- and on every Christmas day and every interests are mutual and they naturally day their national Jhero and the founder Easter morn the young men and drift together. of their republic as Washington is of maidens come tapping down the moun- I The agitator and the extreme labor ours and the little chapel on the lake tain paths singing their Christmas or paper are forerunners. Their part of where he was drowned instill preserved Easter carols and making the cliffs and the work is to lead the mill operatives to commemorate him." :. 1 vallleys echo with their songs. I into discontent and enmity toward their Well, whether it is a fact or a fable it But it is said that their young men employers, and to make them believe right for pay and are mercenary sol-1 mey are tne most oppressed peopie-on diers. Yes, but they choose the side they believe to be right. They would not hght for Austria against the Turks, is one of the prettiest stories ever told and ought to be repeated to the children of every household. It was in the fourteenth century when Austria had nor for Jbngland against the Boers. And now the civilized world has let them alone and the little republic has naa peace for nearly a hundred years. 1 Bill Arp. x "rue Jefferson ttlble.' Raleigh Christian Advocate. The "Jefferson Bible" will soon be on the market. Its very name will doubtless influence many .people 1 to buy doree8 thia great and good 111 THE MOST WIDELY READ PA PER IN AMERICA.' Time Las demonstrated' that, the T'.ii"V-a-Veek World stands alone hi it class. Other papers have imi tatftl its form but not its success. Tliis -is because it tells all the news all die time and tells it impartially, whether" that -.news be political or otherwise. It Is, In fact, almost a daily at "the price of a weekly tad u cannot afford to be witnQut It. Kei'Ubiiean and Democrat alike can read the Turice-a-Week World with at 'solute confidence in its truth. ,.ln -addition .to news1. It publishes' tir-t-cl&s's serial stories and other features suited to the home and Ore-: side. -- - : ; - - - t r . , . The Thrice-a-Weefe World's regulaf siiliseriition price is only $100 per yt ar, and this pays for 156 papers. , we offer i this unequalled newspaper ami The Concord Times together one year for 51 65. . , The regular subscription price of. the two" papers is $2.00. ' " overridden and conquered Switzerland nor would they fight for Bonaparte, and had stationed her tyrant bailiff a in every canton -to subdue and humble the people that one Gessler placed the ducal cap upon a -pole in the public place and ordered every one who passed to uncover his head and bow to it. Tell refused and was seized and condemned to death, but as he was known to be the best bowman in Switzerland he was offered the alternative of shooting an apple from his son's head. The boy was his idol and he begged for some other alternative, but Gessler refused. Sixty yards was measured off, the boy stationed and the apple placed. Gessler and his cohorts looked on while Tell bowed his knees in prayer. Rising he looked to heaven and then let fly the arrow and pierced the apple in its cen ter, r The boy ran to his father and leaped into his arms, and another ar row that had been conceited fell upon the ground. "What wa that arrow for?" said Gessler. "To shoot you, you brute, had I slain my son." For that he was condemned to prison and Gessler took him in a boat on the lake, but a violent storm came up and Tell waa unchained to steer the boat. He made for the shore, leaped to a rock and with a pole shoved the boat back into the stormy waters. Hurrying along the lake he procured : a bow and arrows from a , countryman and shot Gessler. as the boat passed, "Tell's Leap" ! and "Tell's Rock" are still known to every child in Switzerland. Later on he lost his life while saving a lad from drowning. What is unreas onable about this story? We had a Gessler in Home at the close of the civil war. His name was de la Mesa, a Spaniard who came over to fight for pay. He did not hoist the ducal cap, but he stretched the flag over the side walk and our female Tells (some of whom are living yet) would not walk under it, but crossed over to the other side. Then he stretched another across the whole street and they walked arour d the block. It was not so much it with the expectation of securing the Word of God illuminated by helpful sidelights thrown upon it by Thomas Jefferson. But in this they will be mistaken. They will secure only the collection of the moral teachings of the New Testaments minus the miracles and all statements that would imply that Jesus Christ was more than a great, good man. Thomas Jefferson did not believe in the divinity of Christ and ridiculed the miracles of the Bible. What good can his "Bible" do that cannot be done by King James' ver sion? In the latter we have the moral teachings, and much more. If we wish earth. This once accomplished, the operatives dissatisfied and alienated from their former friends, the time has come for a political Moses to lead the children out of the wilderness. The politician serenely bobs up, proclaims his undying love for the laboring masses and his abhorrence of every man that employs labor, and proposes to sacrifice his dear sweet self that the workingman may have life and liberty. The agitator pushes him along, en dorses him in stirring speeches, and the labor paper, which is often owned and controlled by the politician, en- man and hcrles of help in maintaining their I Uw a trying lo apprehend and bring to tnal the men who took the Jaw into their own hands, bat it aim points out one of the can that tends to kween respect for the Uw. We quot theedi tonal ia fnll: - "We are gUd that Governor Ay cock went to the limit of the law in offering rewards for the Saliabory lynching mob who committed so great an outrage upon law and order and common dea oency But behind all this nar on ing passion and brutality, there Uw a cause for much of the violence we have suffered mi the hands of heedless mobs. At this very hoar there lie in the Howan county jail three cnmioals who ought to have been hung long ago. Two of them are in prison for the nameless crime, and the other for as cold blooded a murder as was ever com muted. Their cases have been post poned from court to court, for one technical reason and another, until the public have turned ' away disgusted at the interminable delay, and the evil thought in men's hearts of appealing to lynch law, which is always prompt, took deeper root, until as in the recent ts administration. All the world knows that when we withdrew from Ulaod forty days afro we did not kave affairs in Cuba in that condition. We left them, indeed, with a practically bankrupt treasury, a diminishing reve nue and without a market offering pro fit for the great staple upon ; whose re turns the labor, the revenue and the very existence of the Cuban govern ment must depend. . ! It may be asked whether the United itates ia under obligation to make Cuba self-supporting? ! So far as our presi dents and official representative could do so, they led the Cuban people to be lieve that we would guarantee the suffi ciency of their government by Jbelpful concessions in our tariff schedules. But for those assurances it is as certain as can be that the Cuban constitutional convention would never have adopted urges its followers to vote for him The circuit is then complete. If Mr. Politician geta votes enough to pull him through, and land him in Congress or some other eood place, the. dear people who furnish the votes finally realize that all the good has gone the way of the politician and agitator and that the only thing left to them is a morsel of discontent and enmity and disappointment. Some may Bay this is mere fancy But it is not. It is truth. In both the Carolinas to-day these two evils are getting in their, work. Agitators are sowing the Beeds 6f discontent among to compare these moral teachings with worting people, and politicians are rising up in open antagonism against the manufacturers, who have invested their money in the mills that give em ployment to the thousands of our peo ple. - These politicians represent the vicious element of office seeker, who are will ing to resort to. any kind of methods to eet elected. They appear to have the idea that mill operatives do not have sense enough to think for ; themselves, and that all that is necessary to get heir votes is to abuse and antagonize their employers, and indulge in a lot or buncombe about the slavery of the working man and the tryanny of capi tal. This may, and does, appeal to a few. but the large and more intelligent class those of the historical religionists we can do so without resorting to a com pilation by a man who did not believe in Jesus Christ as the Son of God. We are glad that Congress, which passed a bill for the publication of the "Jefferson Bible," in order that there might be a complete collection of the writings of Thomas Jefferson, has re cognized its mistake, and now sees that it transcended all constitutional prerog atives m ordenng the publication of a book which invades the domain of re ligion. - The book can do nq good. It is ca pable of doing harm. The Congres sional Library will not suffer by its absence. Every man and woman can afford to be without it. It has slept in retirement for a hundred years. - let it of mlli oDeratives in the south know continue to sleep. - I that the interests of the employer and employee are identical, and that the Killed is. Wounded 29. person who proposes to aid the laboring oi-1 man bv tearing down the man who Southern rt rliavaannAf t" tKo fl Q CT OB 1 1. VrOfl PITl- j u iotto. nnUi mere was a collision Deiween two cars tw Mm h-fnrfi him and took an crowded with passengers ironclad oath of allegiance. He had "ten of our young men and several ih best editorial that we hav read ia many mooth appears ia tfck mk'i Charity and Children. It does not ap prove or endorse or palliate the Salis bury lynching, it upholds the hands of the Governor and other offioro of the rnirvww itunsr ; nariwsu It Is Mud theaa rules wtyum f , Waabingtao wbra be IS yr 44, Whew you aprnk of (tat at Iw tributes Urt H be mouly, to Uoopoc and obey roar astarai mrvttt although thy are poor. s Ukw ihsmN modt a4 en. dearer to acoooKtial 6tur rather than to procure admiratkm; kerp k th fashions of vour ooala. such as ar ciril and onWdy with rwpvrt to Udm' and piao. ' j Think before you apeak: proooaac! not Imperfectly nor bring oat yomr word too hastily bat ordriy : aad b- Uncuy. UhderUk not what yon eaaai4 Jr? form, but be careful to aep your prom Be not tedious In diacourw; ttvai not many digrw ions nor repeat of ta the same manner of diacoar. j Let your countenance be pleaaaht, but ia serious natter somewhat grave. Associate yourself with men of gond quality, if you esteem your reputation; for it is better to be alone than la bad oorapany. . Be not hasty to believe flying reports ' to the disparagement of any. t Be not apt to releaae newt if you know not the truth, thereof, j In di- coursing of things' you have heard, name not your author always, ; A sveret discover not. Erery action to company ought ' to be with some sign of respect; to those present, v In the presence of others, sing not to yourself with a humming noise, nor the Piatt resolution, making enormously I deplorable occurrence, it completely valuable concessions to us ana limiting i dominated the natures of enouzh reck the power of the Cuban government to I less men to outrage the law and dis- negotiate for other foreign help. I grace the community. It is a pity TVta mnn nhliffatinn iinnn IIS m a.1- I K an manar lvKlua m k11w i . . . ... a I I flmm wK AIIP H n M as - low Cuban products preierenuai ana i the prooeases of our courU for ruiltv I zr" 1 . ' . nrnfilal.la enlnr intA nnr mirklj IVUlld I vmI)im aanarwi ii Tt.o unlimMi Bleep UOt When OtbCrS SllCaJt; not be stronger by treaty than it is by that every . man is enUUed to a fAjr when oera ataad; speak not wl you our own pledges of honor. All this has hearing (a wholaome and Just aenti- ! , 7TjrTi ,0f no , been made plain to congress and the ment) is abused bv sham lawyer; who P"". r' . v" ."",v" . Ail . - - . I vniM " I.Mn nnt An anv tnm country, and vet congress nas reiuseo, i secure deuvs. sometimes on the most I " . " - - . at the dictation of the Drotection trusts, trivial erounda. The fires of naasion n0 letter bo" ' Pt ait not i Mead J L Ski keadacHe, rrroui brJ the. tk4 hradathr, fvrura!f hcaiUche, catarthal ledaVc radacha from Mtert, ia lct, hcadMhrt of a3 ktnds ar qukiiy and turrSy cnrt4 wk DR. MILtuS Paixi Pills. AUo all pain tacit a backache, rmtrala, Ktatka, rheumatic paint, monthly pain, ttc, T, MiW tsisi r5 sMwdl lWw m. 4 Aa CMv. Ksav fvv ci mf m a Dr. MOrt rsla f a dtt fsia as U wf Mt I mmt a rp)r. m tais.li taali Vt hrm punt tuir y f nJi 4 Wf Maa ivtx.s lotitL Caksrs. TSL Through their utethoutandt of people have beta enabled to at tend social and rtlgiout func ttont , travtl, tnoy amuetncntt, etc., with comfort Aiapmcot- aiive. when taken on th ap proach of a trcurring attack. they are eaclknt. M lr sU Drstitsta, tS D. II eosi. Df. MitM Ms4iJ tka 14. to redeem our pledges of honor and ad- in nnmrdii rui t wti n than ia Kruw apace. 4iuuoeuDU. uicieu oui. I . t . ' ,. ... fiiha ahnrn anrl atr-rincrl P.;Ar.M . M.U m I OT OOlhg 11, yOU mUSl au leave t, .kkm k- ,Ktt... I Be not cunoua to know the affairs of vva utvauuia - . 1 vuui aifi uu nvtu ikava uu "tuv Uv I . .1 a .s . . Anrl what mn Ciiha do? She cannot in t if th airirAnimr HaU in th. .t.Iou1w, neither approacn 10 tnose mat ocV cAr frnm nt Haiti tnr VA Will not I anitinn of ha l lv mniAA mr,A I Spea 1U pTlVave. permit "it. She has asked it of us and prompt and speedy trials secured, much ,. TrT9 J!L iXi "? t we have refused it. I She cannot save of the ground on which lynchers stand u8Dt,fn J03 victuU; feed., not Vrl hnu1f. fnr her nUnten ire creditleu. vmiM h mt fmm imar ihoir fMt " i greeoines, lean not on ine tawe; her industries nalsied. her labor on the I Inatead of imorins- criticisms of thilneith!r find Ia, lth hat you eat. titrtk nt inrti,in hpr imvprnmpn 1 1 pK. wmat ;r .niMk ti i th rta-l B not forward, but friendly wva'w v hwH-, O I v--t-wrwf aw w wva v v-a a kS V 1 . .a J -- a urWKiAi stifTi.'viarit rovftmtPw anrl the nirii roi..t;n aaAv roArincr it Lri ..oi, .nnM naiAr Kn. ka I answer; and be not pensive when tt u law's delay that is complained of can be remedied. This paper waged a fight in the last Legislature to change the law which gives the accused an undue advantage over the State, but moat of the lawyers fought it and defeated it, It is a duty incumbent upon the bar to lead in the direction of such changes necessity ZZIZ DR. H.t u HERRING. DEKTIST. and hydra-heads from Havana to Santiago. Utnntin Banderaa ia already crying "a v " I la mamgua!" and Juan uualberto Gomez is solidifying the blacks against the-government m a perilous race issue. Will Cub ask to be annexed to the United States? We think not. Iti would be worth their heads to the Cuban when time to converse. Show not yourself glad at the fortune of another, though he be enemy. Labor to keen alive in . your breast that little spark of celestial fire cou- science. . J ' ' mis your Is Mala, at his old plarsevar t art J ooitooao, ar. o. Dr. w. c. Houston Oovooaa, a. 0. Is prvpamd to do all ktn4s of 48 taj wort la tba moat spptVTl vaannar mr ovar JoftnaotTs Imi Otora Uaatdaoca 'I'aoba 11 OBMTaaMtl congressman to propose it! And we do J as will put an end to the denial of jus- not believe, irom wnat nas Deen saia Dy lice in many cases. Xhe lawyers are the republican leaders in congress, that the proper men to lead in the needed they would consent to take Cuba under reforms. The profession is composed, contract. They do not desire to pro-1 in the main of honorable and patriotic mise Cuba statehood, autonomy or ter-1 gentlemen who stand for an honest ad or a knave. ! They know that the real friend of la- ritorial eovernment. That they want Cuba we do not doubt for an instant. But they want Cuba to first fail in sus taining self-government, to fall into the throes of revolution. Then the United ! States can step in !and take the island without bond or mortgage, pledge or promise, and administer it as congress elects: as Porto Rico, and the Philip- nines are held today. And that is the republican way out and in for Cuba! A Convention of Old Itlalda. Baltimore San. ! , . j A dispatch from Butler, Ohio, gives an account of the annual meeting or convention of "The Old Maids of Syca more Valley." The association is de scribed as a very jovial one, having seventy-five members in good standing. ministration of justice, for them to oppose It will not the do noaera Example fa Arttfcamlr . Lit. - Four speculators go into partnership with 2 theatrical managers, and, sfter raising the price of seat 0 per cent.. agree to give the theatrical managers half the pronU. The peculator then L. T. HARTSELL, ltumj-tt-ui. C0XfC0ED,Xf0TU CAAOllBA. Prompt attention ftraa So aU Omoa la Moms tmudinc, eppuatt lb wrS bU. changes by saying, "All is well," when the people see that guilty men often go unpunished. j offars his professional nfc' to Ui rtU- I :. v.: n .i .. wm or umeura ana vmnirv. am ran necessary I go nto partnership with 3 other specu-1 promptly attiiTai day or tibt. Com m4 one. re- - x m - young ladies arrested ior acung - in a tableau to raise a little, money to replace pews in the churches. The pews had all been taken out and made into troughs to feed their horses in. He was forewarned that night . by a negro that if he-did' t release those girls he ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF THE -"- Tourist Season AND THE PLACING OX SALE OF EXCURSION TICKETS to all prominent points ' ' - in the ; Souta, Sontliiest, West IndiesIeiico, - ; and California, , j ICLUDINO , St. Augustine, Palm Beach, Miami, Jacksonville, Tampa, Port Tampa, Brunswick. Thorn asville, Charles ton; Aiken, Augusta, Pinehurst, Asheville, AtlanU, New Orleans, The Land of the Perfect Dining and Sleeping Car Service on all trains . ' - S?e that your ticket reads .11 Via Southern Ask any Ticket Agent for full informa tion, or address R. L.VEENON.City Pass, and Tick. Agt., Charlotte, N. C. , S. H. Hakdwick. Gen. Pass. Agent, J- M. Gulp, Traffic -Manager, - " W..A. Turk; As)t. Pass. Traffic Mgr., : - Washington, D. C. 2 CHICKKSTEH'S ENGLISH ENKVRQYAL PILLS U ,-r"V OHelaal eaa Ojly. Saawlaa. h tilled hefore morning and he They came together head on with ter been. Yes, "Leopard YC1"V"J'.;1 , rlX oil amnnrl horft Inst as were Kiueu uurigui iuiu lujurcu, persons were killed and a distance of four miles ersviiie, tne mountau laxe railway, an . ; " 7 r lationa that they have up electric roao, copnecta uiovervuie whqis-"; - escaned man. They aUowed the lm- a popular place of resort. ; Last night deceived ana aupeu uy vu P"" predion to be made upon the public the cars were filled with people coming 7"in"CD 7 mind that this achievement has been home. At 10:30 p.m., at a distance called labor papers, and then ose ye difficult7f of about 2 J miles north of Gloversville, papers ouum mm w - and each one gave instances of maacu- fe e . - ... i;n tpmntera who had essayed to "out- them." But each one of the there was a collision between two cars. Carolina. All wo'uld have Snots" were thev were in Worth uarouna. we naa Gesslers and we had Tells, too. But I was. ruminating about Switzer land, that historical and wonderful coun try.. Now, children and young people, listen. It is only a little scrap of a nnuntrv about one-fourth the size of the latter more or less seriously. As it was a holiday there were many business men among those on the cars. ilia Client Won Over. Governor S lawyer, being especially noted for 1 , . 1 l rm 1 1 -f iwcuq , long to mis ciass. vK cou au u. 1- tifi ;virtrina wfta eaaal to them are put for office and emoluments - . trih(iA Inrinnslv. but like men in aU other professions r. rJ: S ? & J? riptureTt "hTs always ren a mar of consmuenw, tucjr euuw vu itum. 1 - that irDfB nrnnortion of their pledges to the people, and to have - , wise.for the Bible Short Balea for Ijonc Comforts. Forget little annoyances. When good comes to any joice. When anyone suffers, speak a word of sympathy. leu neither of your own faults 'nor those of others, . Have a place for everything and everything in its place. Hide your own troubles, but watch to help others oat of their. Never interrupt any conversations, but watch patiently your turn to speak. Look for beauty in everything, and take a cheerful view of every event. Carefully clean the dust and mud from your feet on entering the house. Always speak politely and kindly to servants. When inclined to give angry answer, press your lips together and say the al phabet. When pained by an unkind word la tors, agreeing to divide profits with them. What proportion of the in creased pronu wiu be divided among the ? ticket speculators and the 2 theatrical manager. Two meni W. 8. Schley and W. T. Sampson, start out to secure friends and enemies. For every friend that Schley get in one week 8ampson makes 1&1-2 enemies, and for every mend that Sampson geta in 1 week Schley makes 1&S-4 enemies. How many eneirie and friends will each have at the end of 40 week? Three Christian Scientist healers. charging fS a visit, lose 10 case out of every 12, and 2 doctors,Tharging 15 a visit, lose 18 case out of every 20. How much money will be made by 10 Christian Science healer and 8 doctor in 99 case, and hew many patient will be left to. tell the tale? Two historical novelist reputation pass each other in opposite directions. une naa a iengin.01 w eex and a speed of 8 quires and 4 sheet an hour. The other has a length of 38 weeks and speed of 2 quires and 12 sheet an hour. raatdonrw on Kaat Oatxrt fraabrtarlan 4turcU. (, oppostta J. atONTOOMaaT. I. XJMOBOWtlJt I0ITG0IERT 4 CEOIELL, Ittorsejs tad CouselorwtUt , 0000 an, . o. Aa nartnar. will nrastina law la rkhami. P-taJtlV arid aljotnlnjr oouaUaa, In tit P- ' rVr and rHi crania Courts o I th luu aj4 la tha FaMlrral (Vxirta ()Sm In ooart bouaa. rarUM 4mna to land mtmmf cm taara IS with aa or Uwa It Ln Conoortl KaUooaJ llaak for us. anil ws will I anil it oa food roal aa tat aapwrltV fra of chars to IM dspnatior. wa tnal) llMX-uUa-a lunlnttX Of tiUf M land offorml aa aanurltr for loaaa. MorticaaToa furawluaod lUtoat MSM tO ownors of aatit. THE Concord National Bank. With tha latMt annrorad form of books and ysry fadlltjr tor BasdUoj 1 FIRST t CLASS SERVICE U Or I Unwt Inno mn tk J. rv...;n. deed ask yourself: "Have I never done! ' 7 an ill and desired forgiveness. such laws enacted as will be most bene fimal tn the masses. Others are simolv was a Bplendid out for gain, and resort to all kinds of uw hirwi-iav and deceitful methods to tret Georgia, and nearly half of that is taken success in criminal cases, almost always I neonle to vote for them. ud by lakes and mountains. . The most clearing his client. He was once courx-1 ; AnV one wno watches these things beautiful lakes in the world. Lake La- 8el for a man accused of horse-stealing. c&n gee tnat these methods are being a .a m II I . T 1 , I -W 1 . 1 V 1 ln..U I - . . ma . 1 cerne (that's xeu s;; ihkb ueutsva i tie maue a long, eioquem. auu i""-1 pat into operation, xne politician anu (that's Calvin's); Lake Wenner and irjg speech. ' The jury retired, but re- ltne agitator have their1 plans laid to Wetter and just think of the . grand I turned in a few, momenta, and, with I cadure some plums through the med- nld mountains the Alps and the Jura tears in their eyes proclaimed the man:um Df fhe workingman's vote. ; Be and the Jungfrau. Think of the hos- "not guilty." An old acquaintance the prisoner, and said: steeped up to the prisoner, "Jem, the danger is passed; and now, honor bright, didn't you steal that horse?". To which Jem replied: "Well, Tom. I've all along thought I took that horse: but since I've heard the Gov- Sky -Railway 8AFi:. Alxmi. rlitil MM. HfVllS for : 1 1 Itntai JLiV MbiavmATimm rfrln Ui U and buia awtsiue w with kiuhKhox T.k.mkcn BeruM S j Puccr.ii, 8aatltalaaa aa l"f- Uo.h Bar of your UrooiM. m ea aa. i .X O al'KellrrwLa4laa,attr.rta- ' laraltall. lO.OtWt ToffWoWH Bow Vf .11 r. tit 1 tflfc imIii.I Mtauoii Uu. pir. Mtllrirt iark. FUliao FA. . pice of the goon di. xkernaru, wucic they kept that nne, breed 01 aogs wuu were trained to go out in tne most ier- ful storms in search of lost travelers and carry food and wine to them and them aafelv to the hospice. One - o . , i ... j I , i t J I. Ui:nn T At A of my first boots had a picture 01 iwu i ernor s speca, x uuu . uueo j. uw. ! of tnese goble dogs digging in the snow J for a man and feeding mm aimosi r Brother mcaeya sarines. dead. One of the dogs had a , bottle Atlanta Constitution. strapped around his neck and the other ife in de lan, ' 'it. but ef a basket of food, la another picture . it ht ez wei: iwtia Kr.v wno nn a doer a bacE and nisi' , n u.uv - - - i maKe . up your iuiu :i iu up jv arms arounu ma iieu. wu mo " barking at the door of the hospice for admission. Those pictures and the stories about them were as dear to me as the story of William Tell. ! But think of little Switzerland, wim j its population of three million people and all at work except tne Dauiea. About half are shepherds and herdsmen on the mountain slopes and benches, raising sheep and milch cows, and in the year 1900 they sold over ten million dollars Worth of butter and cheese. Down in the valleys and around the lakes are many towns and little cities that hum like bee hives, lor nimwe fingers are making watches, jeweiry, mm alnniTOC On' . CT iAATV W'en de cow kicks de milk over des assigueu uutjr not deceived. i Keep your eyes open, lest vou become the victim of these companion evils. " j 1 Sorry to Lost "Alars Joan." I Polk Miller, of Bichmond, Va., told some amusing stones of negro charac ter at the last dinner of the New York Southern Society. One had to do with the ex-slaves retained on his father's plantation after the emancipation pro clamation. The elder Miller, a liberal- minded man, insisted on giving each of the freed negroes a salary, but asked a . . in return that each penorm ms or ner without fail. iust as tells us that five of them were wise and only five were foolish, i Now we have a still greater miracle in the sycamore Valley: Club, where there are seventy five virgins and all of them wise. Their wisdom consists, it is declared, in not having married, i The . report of the old maids conven tion shows that the proceedings ! were very lively. - Each member waa dressed in the most coquettish and becoming manner, and, notwithstanding the hearts they had broken as they Journey ed down life s hill, they were happy and careless, not!"cappy and hairless,' as old maids used to be. They played ping-pong, po8tofSce, croquet and various games of a "sentimental char acter." The only really serious thing they did was to" offer prayers for their unhappy sisters who have been led to the hymeneal altar. A Plaa-oe of "Una la." Clay County Courier, i We hear great complaint of the dam- thank de good Lawd fer water, en keep would be done were they to seek service age being done i to horses and cattle .":in, lelsewhere, as they were free to do. To by an iunusual number of "gnats" that -gwine Some folks says de worl' ain't no I one old fellow, Jonas, was assigned the J -lnf wi tne county this year. They ap- Two Teisrsas Plaht. . At the Confederate Soldiers home at Raleigh last veek two inmates, James Pittman and Pittman Harris, cousins, from Franklin county, quarreled about a pencil which one said the other had taken. A desperate fight followed in their room. Harris, the larger and stronger, had Pittman down when the latter drew his knife and cut Harris' throat. The gash is 6 inches long and may prove fataL - - . Pittman loisUu-a K ia vvlZ-dv fense. He is nnder confinement to his quarters until the result of the injury is ascertained. The executive board investigated today. I The fight caused a sensation amoung the ninety inmates present. OlrUwasyalnt Well. Miss Beulah Lamont, of Durham, on account of the cruelty of her sister with whom she lived, one day last week sprang into a well 65 feet deep. Her sister screamed for help, then attempted to leap into the welL There was 16 feet of water in the well. Mis Lamont never lost consciousness. X young man slid down the rope and saved her i She is not yet out of ( danger. Tatah Ita Roan's Ark. ToooMA, Wash., Jane o. W. A. Eeid, secretary of the Bkagway Young Men's Christian Association, has re turned from the interior of Alaska. where he talked with the Indians. He believes that the statement of the In diana foUy confirm previous reports that the Indians of the lower Yukon have discovered and immense petrified ship on Porcupine river, near the Arctic Circle and north of Bampart, Alaska." .- ! When asked regarding it size the Indian traced it dimension on the ground, indicating a length of 1,200 feet. Such Indian as are -familiar with the Bible are convinced that. none other tbafl Noah's ark Beid intend to return to the interior of Alaska this summer, when he will take some Indiana and request army officers to detail soldiers to accompany him. , The ahip i said to lie on a high hill thousand of feet above the sea level TO TBS F0ILJC. Capital, - front, - Individual responsibility of Shareholder, loO.OOO 22,000 Keep Your ACCOUNT WITH US. Interaat paid aa aarssd.. UtMfal autun to ail or cuskmbots. i M. ODEI.L, f'rasldawt, I). H. OULTUAXK. UsahMr. the ship is dat class er people wouldn't know what horse three times daily at reguJar inter- grace wuz ef dey met it comin' 'longue 2 . - 5a TkT 6 l . . rl arh t.imA WAM told DV l- : uut r . Dij lUttU. Jit-:u v V.Ar rMill Viqtto in ipniint.- TToaven ain't SO fUTOff W'en VOU tries I miuci ma.. . T-T ii ne were iioi iuun wuui. next he forgot. Mr. Miller said: "Jonas, i I you ve naa iair uuuu-. nu juu mustpart.'f "xas, marse jonn, m I'm sorry too. l wa? pear to be more annoying than ever be fore known, and exist in greater armies than ever heard! of, which is due no doubt; to the reckless and wanton des truction of the birds. ter climb ter it on a lader er Love. IB. FlNNtt'S KIDNEY'' ""Si BACKACHE CURE all Bladder and urinary Diseases. Dl Jv"v"y I t. A t hair work, lace, silk-and cotton fabrics mav nu uuuuxbuo I . cr Snrohn .a I'. jl . aX.! n Ir AM afalll OWV aw-w n other utue tnxop, Dresent l should advise.you to rniwrnpr ttihiik lmk i-.t )i ii iiirri IjC 11 ii t 1 , . - " j Palnfally Praetles Tu-n toVQ mr .ttn " unrl the I mu8 Vr . Bua" i "V "r.X-r nUed Jonas. "I'm ambmoua youth, "tne immoruu - . . . . Dlanta8hY,, anu d ii nil uio ucic. x uiauwii j 'the wdrds, Be sure you re right as fine as gossamer Z,Z; "but ior .hi 5" TJlW'S; Whete ( p-ot tt. W ma chpe. It is said Senator Pritchard's joint resolution giving pensionable 'status to soldiers who deserted from the Confed erate army and joined ; the Federal forces, will distribute $600,000 in West II Ti x -1 t IT a nan Lie to Ton. lern x-urui Muvuua. i u vu uiesuame I Ci.i. : ; : m.:. 1.. And say some other salve, ointment, " " " ? a Z J nj -' , I uon is not a thug for Senator Fntch ii ii in siii ass ni i raf r- a iinuri in nn vijBjsa. otn ..... Bucklen's AmicSalve, teU him thirty SSttL " 2 aw uavhu um "t ahv sa m sn v -wsstaa wvu-u better become these men : than a pen rears of marvelohs cores of Piles, Barns Boils,! Corns, Felons, Ulcer, Onto, BinjFB, Mamy connty, rt. tj. Opens Jane 25, 1S02. Under same management a three (3) prcviooa ea sons. KAT12. FOtt IlOABDl Per dav $1.25. per week Su.OO and $0.00; pc month fZO.OO niakftAPtaft sfikl W a. art Ik rMllM 1 In a reference to a hiatoric old bed CMIOrtB UBttCf Ttl tUl HW ITlw. owned by a gentleman in Bristol, Tenn. , one in; which LaFayette and other revo lutionary and colonial dignitaries slept ! at one nme ana anotner, tne editor oi the Freeport, I1L, Journal makes the following statement which will he of in terest here: The editor of this paper own an old fashioned four post bedstead on which General LaFayette slept during his visit to America in 1824. The bedstead was then owned by Mr.- White, at Raleigh, C It ha also been occupied by many distinguished gentleman, by For farther Information, add sion. Charlotte Observer. some other fellow is lucky catch on beh nd." . be and sure then little water covered and sdow capped republic nearly double the commerce of ouh- The Ashevllle Citizen says the Sey, All the children from 6 to 12 years enth Day Adventists propose ito erect in have to go to school part of every year, Asheville a sanitarium and orphans 2d herloung men ave to be toughi home rimilar to the sanitarium main Dart of two yfars in military tactics, tained by this denomination at Battle Thr is no standing army, but every I Creek, Alien. lyo' gwine to, Marse John? . leetS. Idore Help. Often the oyer' taxed organs of diges tion cry out for help by uyspepsja (ajns. Nausea, Dizziness, Headaches, iver complaints, bowel disorders. Sacl troubles call , for prompt use of Dr trimr'a Nmr T,if Pills. - They are trentl thorongh and guaranteed to cure, at Fetra's drugstore. cents at Fetzer's drag store. Dr. C. H. Mebane announces that be has reconsidered the matter of aocept- irnr thA nmodAticv of Ca.ta.wha Oc&etr. and that he has taken charge of the in stitution again', and will open the fall term September the 2nd. 1902. MAnd this is 1 the eirl." said rana. I aadlvi "whose craduatin? easav waa 'An I Some friends are like a lech they 26c Appeal for Higher Standard of Thought I ,tick o 7 w they can get out landF.TnrMwion.!" lofyOU. ' "Papa.,' said the sweet girl graduate, ''wash t -my . commencement gown a whooperino T I had the other girls skin ned alxvH" . i .- - - : 1 the girl," said papa, July 1-Sm. B. BECKWITli, ' Silver. Stanly Co, jr. C Fills 11$, GREENSBORO, N. C. Literarr and Business Courses, Daniel Webster, Henry day, President Schools of Music, Art and Elocu; James K. Polk and Andrew Johnson, tion. Literary Course and all It was so high that it originally had liTidg expenses $200.00 per year, pair of stairs, with four steps, to enable rn ! bias September M, rxc a person to get into bed but the ceil- For catalocue apply to ing of oar house was so low that we 1 nfj? fl. EOBEBTSOI. rTtSidElt to get the bedstead into (be room' Virtue la tha only immortal thing that belongs to mortality. Seneca. People of good sense are these whose Opinions agree with oars. : Jaoel-tf. I Bast Coaa arrva. TaMaa OouaV VbS I I tj , te ttraa. Hot4 fcr drorraia. I c"7:z::-;;isu'r;77s7ja, ur sale by Qlbsoa Uru Wore. f
The Concord Times (Concord, N.C.)
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July 10, 1902, edition 1
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