THE : CQNC0RD -TIMES.
John B. Sherrill, Editor and Owner.
PITIIUMIIISD TWICE va WEEK.
$10Q a Year, id Advance.
Number 4-7.
VOLUME XXI.
Concord, N. C, February 16, 1904.
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f. Oar ffiotiey trlnitlng book,
written by mm wte know, Uil
Potash
Hwy u Mcdwf by every iwa
who owns ft wVrtd and a plow, and
who omItm to got tha wort oat
o them.
IWthAm. Sm4 poiHl cat "i.
- okiuua Rau wiui .
Cabarrus SaYings Bank
Concert ud llbtmule, I. C.
CAPITAL, $50,000.00.
aarnla aa analne.
Resources Over $300,000,
rieesrel Bankta BaMmaiTmuM. Ac
enaatoof nMttvMBat, arm. and ocryoreUoiM
snnslted. wsrdlUr wrlM
Every Man, Woman and Child
who wisaee to-ler a aoeMSbm, Mr ratal
a, la eeaa a sevinee Aomcdi with d.
4 par cant, la tares! pete aa e.vlaa, deeostei
orncarai.
D. f.cainroir. - h. i. wouDRorit.
PnatileRV . . TaMilar
Manila lament, - u w.bwimi.
Vke-rrealdeBt. ... Teller.
B. J. Oerl
J.O.Wedsworta,
W. W.riowe
it. L. oCoaaaaa-keT
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L L lcfauat, luagw.
LItctj, Sale and feed Stables
Wttl kp (M bd At Dtt MffiM Hnraa and
MuiwrorMtAfor eaitb or credit, imr iltarr
will Uava (nod road boraa and a nios tin at
Cvrbvrai and liHfrtMM unu bt found la
WANTED
Properties on whk there ia lead, da
aioc metal, grapnite, monaeite, mu
ite, alamiuum, baryta, talc, aebeetoe,
mines and quarries of pink, rich
brow, rrey dark, dark venerated,
whim and blark tnarfcle ; phosphate rock,
atari, aniessoae. eeeneut, dolonite, frrev
and red eaadetowe,. what! log aad orind
tom esairiea, kaolin, terra ootta, are
end bnckelays,fapoerte of yellow ochre,
ealphar, tracts of Burnt grade' rnafrneCin
iron ore rree rrom aaipnur, pbanpuoraa
or titaaia add. and fully tested for iron
aad ataal worktuj,. Uood pricea eaa br
abiaiard. aatr fanaa and Improved
lotaiaKma, Be
JOHN F. BEATTY
Baal Estate Agent,
3STOTXCE1 1
' We br opeard . ,
- A Fine Confectionery,
llomcmade-aiid an kind of Camliet.
. Lownry't Chucotatea and Bon Bona.
Also a nice line of Cali
fornia and Florida
Fruit.
Oljmpia Candy Works
M t, Calaa L, Oearord. . O.
S, J. ERYIN & CO.,
COAL.
Keep all kinds
gradei of coal. ",
of the best
PTione t jo
Til t:
CI) l
riaaf
Virginia 't Fast Trunk Line to
-AO Points in the West.
TrstitaH Elfrtric lirttri. Straa
la".ci Trains witfa twmu S!7
m isd Dims; firs.
Te pVajtfc.yii iunt-fl. at. tafir
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Ashcraft's
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Stockmen- who v
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dition powders recom
mended equally good
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try, swine, etc. will find
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recommended, - i i
' Ashcraft's Condition Powders
are prepared from the formula: of
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H. C. HERRING. DEHTIST.
DR.
faanv oa ta iwnrf Ooor of ttta liu
IMllMalaaB;.
' " oojroaBD, ar. . -
Dr. W. C
Sorxwi
Houston
Dentist,
ooeoaa,a.a.
if mnarafl to do an MmM at daaaal work ai
niu aiprrTVi fMnnor.
, rrm uwr joflamn a uraa r
Ksililanea 'Pkoaa U )
L. T. HARTSELL,
itloraej-ii-Uf, . ,
oaMomnfBtan aoiviwa,
PmtM atumtbin .liaa n alt liMihiiaa
Offloa lu If rru Mlldlac anuaM Ike aaart
DRS. LILLY I. WALKER,
offer tneir pmftiloaaJ aw Ua lo aba 1t-
wonm tm ajonrarn avna mm ivunuiiii cxkdZBi
OalU prontiy attaadod day or arh.
. lOITeomilGSOIELL,
Attorneys u( Coai8elorMt-Lirk
eoBOOBD, M. O. v-;'
A pamart, nl pfaotlea law at Oabarraa.
lenl. and adjotalaa eooatlM. In Mia Iom-
ior aad tfaprmt. Cborta o I tba Staca aad la
ttM V1enil Court. Office le ooart aoaa.
Firlht daalrhia to lend aner) oma leave a
with a or Dlare n la Oonoora IfertoaaJ Bank
for ua. and w. will lead tt oa food real ea
lete eemritr free of ehertre to the depoeltor.
We aieke tnorooti enailoeKloa ef title ta
tann. orrena a. twcuritr tor
orinra
ewaereof wm
Hnrrr B. Adaaia,
Tkoa.J.Jei
Freek Amtdd.
Tola D.
CHCBBIfte SIB US 1ST BALTIiaeBBl
TJHITBB TATK BJANB err.
WiBHUtOTon, ; Fab. 11. President
acleal rreejreea I Mavlas tae Be-
ajM " " . Booeevelt to-day iwued a proclamation
BLTiama. Fhl 11 Toiar mark. dlring the neutrality of this govern
l th. mod ot.Fft,l mArm n.him ml"t in the Bu Jaotne, war. The
has yet mad in emerging from ,be I document, after astttng forth the en.t-
dirk cloud out upon it by the great " wmt ,uu Hreu""
oonflantion at iaat Sundatr and Mon. of the United Btates, without Interfer
day. As incident that iaapired the ,u- " P oi opinion
whole community with tremendoun I nu "5""P-uJ. I -
oonfidann. u th. mmntloa n ld. uracture or aaie oi arm or mumuonr.
nets br the hanks, denotata betas r Pf nevertheless impoees upon all
oeind and check, honored in the usual Pe0" who may bt within their terri
a. It aoold ha difftoult to e.time '"T and Jurisdiction the duty of an im
the eolnroe of tranaaetinti. In thia ra- P1 nentrality during the exiatence
pact, bat aeoordiig to the feJjog I of ". prodrira, toe proraion.
banker, it waa traufriurlr lea in I m" uo
law oi axiatina eooditiona. M!, w soceptanoe of
The knowledaa that Ballimore'a oomaiiaeion to am eiuer Deiiigereni,
miaal faciuuei an intact and that the ' eolieting or hiring or retaining an.
Crain eleraton were not inrolred in the I otb' noa lo the WTic of
flrer taraado ako aerrad to iiromota a ntun " and arming, or oommieaoo
Aaai ar in the rfsiLirriMBs,
popular oooTictioo that the aituation U
not so dark as it has heretofore appear
ed. Indeed the optimiatie reeling ie
manifestly growing that the calamity,
though harrowing in every detail, will
fire the city an opportnnity to re adjust
iuelf on new and modern plant, aad
that a sew city of imposing grandeur
is to riae from the ruin, of the old.
tog vessels of war, Inonaaing the force
or armament of any armed veieel of
either of the belligerents arriving in
United Stttes porta, and setting on foot
any military npedition against either
belligerent.
The proclamation further declare, the
use of United States waters to prepare
hostile operations a violation of
The .Yrrarraae .hir-h haa het mi. uly. that after February 16 there
today in the work of clearing the debri, " " ,D' " mm" "
from ih. la th. hnrarf di.trint tmKa D departure of m.
tail slmost magioal. IWlimore.treet, 'hi 'b two belligerent. from United
.Meh mi a,..ri . . fnaed m.8tate. porta, and that no warship, shall
of rubbish, k practically !., and like- h"" io U hUn' "
wise South street, one of the great
banking thoroughfares. Hanover street,
cent for nrcoeaery repair.
8uoh ships shall not be permitted
to
near where the Ore started, was made " " rT" 1
tuiu aw nuvu wm mm uimj D. niuiucul
to oarry the vessel to the aeareat home
pssaihl, for wagons, and Pratt street, a
long a venae of trade, Ja clear of en-
eumbarees all the way through. The
eity engineers' departaient, the build
port.
The reclamation further declare, the
ingiramtcand the rM deuing -"Ples - to the i rigbu of neutral.
the United State, and Buasia of 1864
department, all worked in eoojunction.
No attempt was made to do more than
to clear the street, from eorb to curb,
th, debria being piled high oa th, side
walk, and back of the building Una.
Many daogerout wall, which over
hang the street, wen pulled down.
Tha most ambiuous attempts at rasing
walls were ea liberty and Lombard
afreets. . At each of these plaoe titers
are hoisting engines with wins oeblee,
which are teetened
toppling walla and than wooed upon
the spools; V The Hoist building In
which the ftr, started was pulled down.
AH through the Dnanoial district prep
aration, are befog made to open safe.
and vaults.
Tha chamber of commerce has bean
eaMedisgiy active to-day in
to -every canter of trade ia
ibis country and Europe the asrarsnee
that Baltimore is even now ia ooaditioo
as permanent and immutable, as fol
low,:
"That free ships make free goods
that ia to say, that the effect, of. goods
belonging to eubjeota or dtiiens of
power or State at war; are free from cap
ture and eonfiacatioa when found on
board of neutral sieaels, with the ex.
oeptiea of articles of contraband of
" ' ""71 war; that the property of neutral on
, " I board an auamy ' veareis ianot aubjeot
to eonfltcstion, on leas the same be con
traband ef war."
. The proohusiation declare, that no
person within the United State, shall
lake part in the war, and warn, all
eiuaana "that while the free sod hill
expmajrioa of sympathies, in public and
private, ie not restricted by the law, of
the Ceiled Stales military forces in aid
Of either belligerent oannot lawfully be
Editob Times .The North Carolio
iana, temporary resident, of Manila,
gave a banquet at the Bay View Hotel,
Manila, P. I., Wednesday evening,
December 23, 1903, preparatory to or
ganising a North Carolina society in
the Philippine Island,. During the
evening every one imagined himself
back in the Old North Bute, and again
with "Tar Heel," good and true.
A moat elaborate collation was served
from a handeomoly appointed table
dsintly decorated.
The banquet hall of Manila', finest
hostelry waa tastefully decorated with
palms and other tropical foliage, and
over the entrance hung a wreath of
roses with the word, "North Carolina'
lauapended below. In the grounds was
atatiooed an orchestra which rendered
sweet music during the entire evening.
Capt. L. B. Alexander wa, tout.
master, and in a few well chosen words
narrated some of the act, of bravery
displayed by North Carolina's soldiers
in time of war, and honors obtained by
her civilians in time of peace. He
declared that a "Tar Heel" could be
relied upon always for the upbuilding
of patriotism and citixenship.
He then suggested a toast from A. J.
Cassidy, E. C. Gudger, James E. Har
veil and P. E Strowd, who in turn, re
spouded in a few appropriate words,
after which Major Thad V. Jones pro
posed the health of Gov. Aycock, wives,
sweet bearU. relative, and friends at
home which toast Has drunk with much
enthusiasm ; then theorchestra struck up
with the Old North Slate Forever which
was greeted with three cheers and
tiger.
A oomrailtee with James E. Harvell
as chairman was appointed to arrange
for another meeting , on February 22,
when a permanent organization will be
made.
Among those present were. Major
Thad deus W. Jones, Iieut. Emmet C.
Gudger, Capt. I.. B. Alexander, A. J.
Caesidy, P. E. Stroud, James E. Har
vell, J. B. Barham, W. H. O. Smith,
H. J. Welsh, 8. F. Drake, E. W. Wil
son, D. 8. Smith, Alfred Smith, Albert
A. Mathews, B. E. Walters, William
N. Bay, Alex. H. Jones and J. W.
Cheeaborougb. Very Respt.,
James Harvei.i, Tern. Sec.
ttrmmmAmmA arilt.ii, tkiv InriMlainn-
mn taMfe, Mi that ail othor Eno of I , .'V. . '
Mnfjaa will b wrtowd to their bot-
iiaii fact irdwli I iam,
ittontyi ul C5aidJ it Ui,
: COKCORD, V,C '
PrwpflBa fn all tha fitaaa ood IT. 8. Ooarta.
Piomist attonttoa airea lo out Jp (lots and
atriMtntl lew orec tiee- Paraona lntwratod ka
the asHttoneiii of wtatee. odmlBlairavVjra.
JiKiaura, man fmammm mrm aapacjaiiiw jn
Tlted ao cmII oa Iiietu. CoMlntto4 and palo-a-aaklna:
aUshkUoa will be airea. at a reaMW
O'UeOte prtoe, iolt lecai buaineea OfUne la
Pytrttsn ftultdlna, over Drj-HMib-Mstieir
Oo. opoatte i. p. Borvswlt aUoa. ap-ly
Care
viAtiruGC efa
a i nan 'j wmmm s mm Ijff
fVeWa -mmi mt et! temasL fi kaat I J A
sv aMMrwa a ssawaa. sMaw fag
. 4 wTwtairaaam
Bilious?
Dizzy? Heidtcbe? Pain
back of vour cvesP It's your
liver! Use Ayer's Pills.
Wasd year foaestscbe ar beard a
acsadful srrrs er rick black 6m
BucKInghEni'sDy
mal ehaanels withia the neat two or
three snoatha.
Many aierchanls and maauisotursn
whose places of kssliira, wsie swallowed
up in the eoaBagraiioa have signed
aad without restrict km, by raaaon of
the aforesaid state of war, manufacture
and aeU within the United State, arms,
munition, of war and other articles or
diaarily known as 'contraband of war,'
yet they cannot earn suck articles
apoa the high seas for the bm
rice of either belligerent. Korean they
TBTR SIS.
Charlotte Observer, Utti.
The war new, this morning is in the
main confined to details of the declara
tion, of neutrality and to addition.l
information regarding the operations
of the first twenty four hour, of hos
tilities. A dispatch from Tokio, how
ever, assert, that it Is reported there
that the remainder of the Russian
fleet, consisting of four battleships and
three cruisers, was put out of action
Wednesday by Japanese vessels which
caught them outside the harbor of Port
Arthur, and another dispatch say, the
bombardment of Port Arthur contin
ue,. Whether or not these stones are
accurate, it seems to be sn accepted
fact that the Russian fleet at fort
Arthur has oeased to be regarded ha a
serious menace to Japan', operations
in that vicinity. The assertion of the
Japanese ambassador to Loudon that
the plan, of bis government were long
ago matured appear, to be borne out
by the aggressive and speedy action
of the attacking forces, for it is staled
that they attempted lo land troips in
the vicinity of Port Arthur, under
cover of their naval guns, but were un
successful. So far everything seems
to be playing into the hands of the
Japanese, and if their force, succeed
putting the Russian naval equip-
meut lu the far East entirely out of
commission, it would seem that the
war were indeed a great deal more
than half won. But Russia haa
mtiny troops in that vicinity and ll.'-
conflicts on land will doubtless U
bloody. It is, however, inconceivable
that without an adequate naval force
at band Russia oould maintain an
army so far from home for any length
of time. Her only dependence would
be on the railroad, and that is bardl-
worth considering, as much as li
beau claimed for it as a military aid.
Children
Rave "eyes tagger than their artnoxacha,"
ccordmg to d old aayfug. They orrr
aat theaieclve., and are tempted by all
orta of injarioua and indigestible edi
blaa. Aa a consequence the foundation
of aerious atomach trouble is often laid
In childhood.
For children with "weak" direction or
Whose atomarhe are dia?ased, Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery may
be confidently recommended. It cures
discaara of the stoma h and other organs
of digestion and nutrition, so that the
nonriahment contained in food is per
fcctly eUMm listed and the puny child ia
built up by food into a condition of
tobuat health.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Contains neither alcohol nor narcotics.
Accept no substitute for "Golden Med
ical Diacovejy." There is nothing "just
aa good " for disraaes of the stomach and
other organs of digestion and nutrition.
tin. Rtla Gnrdnrr of VTutcrvifw Middle-
Co.. Va.. writes : -My Ihtl rtBUghtpr Is eojovtng
Splendid health, I am (lad I found a Aoctot
who could cure my child. Whenever she ferl
tkadly I five her ftr Merrtr'a Got dm Medical
Discovery sad she is sooti all rtfrt, Abe tuok
twelve bottles of tha 'Gulden MetjL-aJ lHm-ov-try.
afjarht bottles of ' Pellets ' and ocve hot He at
W IH Hff Catarrh Remedy sod she La wrll.
We thank God for yawr anedicjiie."
Dr. Pierca'a Common Sense Medical
Adviser, in paper covers, is sent rv on
receipt of ai one-cent stamps to pay
aoirjcjiae of mailing only. Address lr.
R. V. Pierce, Bfifialo. N. Y.
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Hakes Ttm Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sura to know of the wonderful
' wilt "a j
v rr a r - ' - v V i
J s a 4. e 4. C
ooutrscta for rebuilding aad there are
on all aid- th, greatert dgna of scuv-i m ud Qffioen
, " j , "" j or attempt to break any blockade which
"" " " W " aaa be law oil tahluluri aad n.l
of aebrie end give psrmiasioa to the I m-, durina tha arar. ainmi tan...
s-- " I ring the risk of bestfle oaptom, sod
... H""S " I th. DOiialtie. eWmimJ h Ih. la.
. r. r' aauoas ia that behalf.
ally declare epoa, accoroing to aayer
MelarM. The fire did BOt reach the! " sert vwrass r.r wrissaa .
residential eectiea of the city and there I Woaoa, yeb 11 As the result of a
sctaal BssilraUoB- at this Base. oDmproeaaw agrard apoa iaat night, the
The iodieatKne are that tbe a,eaa of I terse, of whseh wer, aanounced
BalUmore win be fully able Is take care I oourt to-day, tbe alleged members of
of aB eases of what that might ai mat I the mob wfaieh killed Iramrsaos Ageat
tbeeaaelvaa. The mayor isrl, grateful I Joaes here a year ago, in aa effort to
tor tbe many proffers of aid from Ibelrua him oat of town, go to the Stale's
aliases ef aits cneatry aaa from for-1 prtesn far toraai isngiag from an to
eigalands. ' J tea sanalhe Tbe ease wss Med some
The leading aaviaga baaks ia U s ! rBontha ago, bat the Jury failed to agree
city eomataed la a pabbe saaoonee-1 epoa a vardiot, aad tbe matter
merit to-cight that aoaa of them have egaia come ap for adjuataiiut, when
euftoed aay awe of secsHiUa, by tbejotManael m tha earn agreed epoa a eoea-
ftra, aad that they an ia as- alpreeaksj, lae eVfeadaat, to plead guilty
etrwUtsrm fhssaeiauy aa ever aad tbatlof Bsaaaaughter. The killing of Jonas
tbey will k opea for baainsas February I waa s seaeatiotial affair. After bring
lfiia. - - I warned to leave town betauss of ai, al
AeompoaimestisaaSeof tbe sjtai km 1 leged aasaciatioei with a
from tbe fire by 0 expert li pi asuuta- la number ef
tins of leading Insaraaes eoanpaaiea ! laas m aigkt aaa made aa effort to
oaswde Banimors placee the figune al drive him away.. Jones ay laid are en
asS.OOO.OOa Some of them tbfsk that the tatrndesa, serersey wwwdiog oar
tbe total fees wi he isdneed to 170,- of Ibeaa, aad hiasfaal received irjarirs
000,000, as much sahaga ta being du ! from whkk be died ansae boar, later.
out of the rain, vbirb was tboaghl k
have kena damn lad. Tbe Iom to the
at asnmaesa T laalk. Tkaaa
tbe aaaae experts at 7S par aeaL of fbs
viteJawa. leaaskBeaaBv. It Is srkn sa have sat
I aa-B Arsdea Salve ever rawed?. It's
PBtsaaaadeiaaa.
Aaileisas wafl eflliameeeam a
aaa of aakearsiMe sata freaa aver mi
anraaa Dlaataeas, hackaclM, ever at
psatas sad asaa Ipaiiiaa. Bat la aa
- WtM Biaia naaiss.
A Sttls stns-7 i Biilmsj ssasim ts
smeaea. kssfavsa-
Law.rv, have so bice rNek that mvatal J ears kaS
sbey aak m-n T M ke tm ai-aa
Ss taxar ...vela. j law pr tmrrmml geaee
ritalitA.
mrad ! aaras, sarsa, ataera Bad lavasaaa rabef tress l I li I a as fa
'wfka mnilis Paly t eaata, at est j sank wbea siw.lkkag asm faflad. aad
ka mi?- I ae ill sat ke alla.as B. Pwraaask,
mr at Meawa
aaabwaatiiisisisrat Boesasiiiai Sar lawk gat or) eaadB. Tw saasss
anavai yaas, M e retlS saafawsare W. L. a Wnaaaaa, W.j
si ii ) waae ttm aeraa saacbrl j A. Bailee t Advaaea, aaej J. B.J
sas if. j Bsadaa, ef Bmaalin. ,
ur.suns saewwierMie akey pat aa Tae aate Va, snaai aisf tbe
awaw aaa. rtwr es , null tma mar- ,,rtn, rrf g g
esa-a. 1 ry lai as. vmtf m eaia. uaar- j
dinners' SK-porl.
Wasiukotox, Feb. 9. The report
issued by the Census Bureau to-day of
the quantity of outton ginned from the
growth of 1903 up to and including
January 16, 1904, shows that 30, 1 71 gin
nen-a were rperated and that these
ginned 9,859,277 commercial bale,,
Counting round balea aa half bale, the
number i 9,485,537, which compete,
with 8.904,603 and 10,688,350 balm to
December 18, 1902, aod to March 14.
1903, repaectively.
The report for the entire country
a, follow,: 9,038,890 square balm;
747,480 round bales; 72,907 Sea Island
crop bale,; 9,859,277 total commercial
balm ginned from tbe crop of 1902 to
Decemberl3, 1902, wa. 9,3 11,835 and to
March 14, 1903, waa 11,078,882.
The report includes each state seps
rate. North Carolina is as follow,:
North Carolina, 2,783 ginneries, 541,
125 square balm, 21 round balm, 641,
146 commercial balm.
Cft.Mb.rUI.., Sfaasara aaS User
Taatsaa Caeaaallel r.r Cnatt
sU.a. Mr. A. R. Kane, a promiiient drturaist
of Baxter Srainga, Kanaaa, aays :
"Chamberlain 'a Stomach and liver
labUm are, ta my jadmaeat, the most
parlor preparattaa of anything in ear
today for cenetipation. Tbey are rare
ia actios and wtth ao lendearv to
sssete ar grip. For aale WML
Marsh.
RatJftcalioae of tbe new treaty
between tbe Uaiwd Hi. lea and Chins
within s few day, after it was signed
were recently exchanged by krieanph.
so that M usees and Autong in 'aan
ehnria might sa opened to American
trade before Buan'a's hold on the terri
lory era, made firmer. Now, w hater ar j
amy be the outcome of the dispute es-
tareee Japaa aad Biiasia over that part
of China, tbe I' ailed Stales sserebaat
may aell hi, good, there, a, Ruana km
snacaaoed its inteauoa to raniaal all
trsaiy rights.
rana
TW efeVatf ef CaaawbarlatB'e Pais
Balm ia aaa SkSef of
e-flr
( Orte-kv. Va, ears Has
tvPam
n s ill "-w j
JLaVs:-.
cures made by Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
wrrMintMr, over
- and bladder rsmedv.
It Is tha treat marS-
!cal tHamph of tha nine
teenth century; dla
covered after year, of
i acwnime reeaarcn Dy
Dr. Kilmer, the emi
nent kidney and blarl-
dar SDedallst. and la
wonderfully suooesafut ta promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric add trou
bles and Bright a Dlaaasa, which at the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Svrame-Reot fa not reo
ommended for everything btrl a yeu have kld.
aey, nver er.klsddar trouble tt will be found
)uat the remedy you need. It ha, bees tested
la ao many ways, la eoapltal work, la prtval.
practice, among the helpless too poor lo pun
cham relief and ha, proved as auooeashil la
every case that a srjectal arrangement has
pees meow sy wmcn an reaeafsMtruaDapsr
who have not already tried k, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mall, aim a book
telling mere about Swamn-Roet and how ta
And out If you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this reneroua
loner ra tut, paper and ry
m yoi. aoareas K gl 1 . i ., 5
Dr. KllmerfcCo..Blnr.r VrNiH
hamtes. N. Y. Tr-wUkai! jf:
sgular fifty cent and a ks-m., a.,
dollar alae, are eold by aH seed droggiaui
Call .fati.; of ih .tackLvolderi if
Lit Ci-iia ll.rJWarij Co,
A raawntatson tavirMy pasasd at Use an
uaJ suvseilnaof thm m,nclthaltimn ttt th fJ.fv
son Mtuiaravctarlrv Co , bad and atefd an Ux-
atli dajr of VmbWrnVJ, tW. aTUUKrtatiDf tlir
(llreartra o aaUd oompeiDy iolWTea reneral
fatitvs; of taw asvx-kboMert. oalM lur Uw
Rurpoaa of aatborisiaui and mrKywerln tlw
was of T per ce-ut. cvaaulaulv arWrrTi1
ompilal snek to CW aiasouBl of laVflOQ. and
tb txamrd cat said 4n.m mt a BeMrtras bei)
oa said tales day of rebrtaary, rMta, baviB
a4opawrJ rvsarillrtrOCi 4krmcAr aaa art anBBiftlm
of said irtocAlaoMtar-i to he mil, mmw aooan
aiM ponOfaVIrt to SbbM rajaaotfitlnM Sttd taVt) by
SrS Of UbS fwlttftOS) sttauaafkaj tv, a
gaaBe-ral mejejttttaST Of SabrO SStacS eTS m aaayej. I
UT CsgJeSaS Sn tt beid a OCaW raf amaS aram-
psuirla OofMord. N sat luti e loe p. an j
ror leoe
you taking advantage of the
jreat slaughter in prices on
STOVES ?
If not it is your own fault. I
am compelled to reduce my
stock by the first of the year,
as my building is to be over
hauled, and a gjass front to be
erected. It will pay you to
take advantage of the many
Bargains that are offered daily
at my place. I have two new
Organs and one new Ivers &
Pond Piano that I will sell at
a sacrifice between now and
January ist.
Easy Terms
Small Payments
40 No. T G"k Stoves, full
trimmed at jS c.u.h until Janu
ary 1, 1004.
Phone IIkI.
as. tt. mil
Low-Price Man.
THb
Concord National Banir.
Wiih tin ltt appro-a-i form of bonks
Capital,
Profit,
Indirtdua! fpnnmhilii?
of Shareholders,
A0,00U
23,000
Keep Your
60,00f
ACCOUM WITH US.
InUrvwit '.lil -rrv! I Ifn
daUkoti to all our i uM -ih-
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v tv iteoamM oanaaassa. i ikarvdiv totn a)
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m .teTa an
ra 1st day
be ymir'i
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iTmm net far hsHWai tbe let daw of Man
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Very BestCompanies
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on Went IVi-'t Street.
'Phone No lst
G. G. RICHMOND & CO.
WANTED.
A t' acres of good farming
in.i near Concord. Also have
For Sale
nne building lot 50x140 fert.
corner of N.nth an.l Myers
utreets, in the citt of Charlotte.
Will exchange same fur farm
ing UnJs if desired. Apply to
K. I- CRAVEN.
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