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CONCORD, N. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1901.
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MOKE 8FE CKACKIXG.
JLlncoliiton is Kaideil and Heavy Losses
aru Snt lain. il.
A special of the 28th to the
Charlotte Observer says :
"For the tirst time in its his
tory Liucolnton has been visited
by professional cracksmen. At
an early hour this morning the
stores of U F Beal & Co. and U.
Robinson were entered and the
safe in each was blown open by
explosives. Both stores' are sit
uated near the public square and
are within a few hundred feet of
the court house. The explosives
were heard by a few people, who
thought they were the discharges
of a gun.
The loss sustained by R FBeal
& Co. is about !100 in cash. No
notes or papers were taken from
their sufe. Mr. Robinson's loss
is more serious, being about $1,
250 in cash and $3,000 in notes.
In addition to this $1G0 in cash
and $-1,000 in notes belongdo Mr.
George Cauble, which was de
posited in Mr. Robiuson's safe,
was taken.
"After committing the two
robberies, the burglars stele
lever car from the Carolina &
Northwestern Railroad and made
their escape, going west, to
wards Newton.
"A 'phone message from Con
over says two men have been ar
rested at that point. Hopes arc
entertaiued that they are the
Lincolnton burglars. The rob
beries were particularly bold ant:
every indiotion points to theii
having been committed by pro
fessionals of skill."
Man Wulskey-Dcvil.
A Rutherford special of the
26th to the Charlotte Observer
says :
"From Polk county comes the
news of a terriblo killing whkl
occured late yesterday a! t en. oo
Tlie facts as near as can be o
t lined tonight, are that a ma't h,
the name of Ulackbury went to
his home drunk, commenced i
quarrel with his wife because
sho had not enough supper t(
satisfy his whiskey appetite,
struck hi r several blows with
his hand, until she was almo:-t
unconscious. When the babele
gau crying he grabbed it fron
the bed and threw it at his wTe.
Its head struck the corner of tin
mantel and it died instantly.
The babe and wife lay on the
floor until mi "night, when tin
wife managed u get to a neigh
b ir's house to tell the news. Ii
said that if Ulackbury, who es
caped, is caught, he may be
lynche 1. ,
3PvlTd1o Srvlo!
As Burnt for the heirs of Mrs. Isabel!
Urns, deceased, I will Boll at publi
unction for cahh, nt the. lute resie'eiio
of ilecaeed, in No. 8 township, o
I r Cay. March 15, 1901,
Ht lOo'oloik R. m , tlie following ar
li -i. s of prr-omn p-i.in rt v. viz : A 'ol
f !: 11-n-lj, 1 and kitcheu furniture, al
so i'KOon, wheat niid corn.
Ni tice in here by (,'iveu that all per
son -i having claims auainHt deceased
present them to nie for payment,
Bil l alio ad persons indebted to dee.V
by note or account, are r quested t
make net lenient ty day of sale.
Notice, ia ttlno eiven that the real es
tale of the late James A. Him, lying iv
ea;d townidiip an' ponsittiug of 22(
aeies by recent survey, will be solo
imiiliely on or t ehee 'ct. 1, l!K)l,,nn
lem Bold privately at an eailier date
I' weesion to be givi n after removal ol
crops of 11101. Persons interested will
i well to see BO' for terms, etc.
Jofin A. f-iMS, Agent.
This 21st of Fibruary, 1901,
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Having bei n duly qualified a tieon
tor of the estate of Isaac (ioodnight, de
ceased, late of Cabarrus oouuty, N. C.,
this is to notify all persons havini
claims nsaitiMt th estate of said deo'd t,
exhibit them to the undersigned on or
bef ire January 31, 11)02, or this notiot
will be pleadin bar of their rioovery
AH pe s ins indebted to suit! estate will
ph me make immediate settlement.
Wm E Litiker,
Jin. 3li-t, 1901. -(It Kxicuto
EXECOrOH'S NOTICE
IIvitig been duly qualified as xeou
t is- ol the estuto of Margaret A. l avit
dee acl, lute ofCutmrrtm county, N
"! , i his is 1 1 noliiy all persons liiiyiiif
otit-as agaiiiNt the estate of said dmj'i
t i exhibit them to the undersigned o
or 1 -ef'ire iMniMiy 30. 11102 or thi- !
t..-. will le plead in bar of th lr r
e y. All pewm injiliteu to si,
1 1 wiil pkase make itii!i:e,liate f I
in ( .'oiin A. KAitMiMtii
.! n Jit. 11)01-tin Ex.vmor.
' 4-.TKU .-Caimble reliable pemin, ii
ev ; yl uniy to rep.eM'iit large- com.
j, i i f sol lil li ianci il reputa i"t; SUM
.! '.V per venr. fiayaile wckly; 3 n
Any ab ilutel.v Sure and nil e'leuws
Kt-,i!g:.'f I'ona-li le, t'e iuit - salary n
en niis.ioti; a'siy pant each Bitnidi"
I,-. I eych-e m.'trv atriine(r ji-
c. k. srvNiHi;ji u i i-,, m
J) ,i;nws St. ( inain, Jan 2t wlflt
Sr rr: ol' X(k rn f 'a. Su; ri r (m t
('. ttHMIlN llllte, llet'-K ill'' I'l
,1. i'j Umini, ad nirii' f i at r of 1I nr
li ir-U'M il, dec, -i i d.
Dii-ant Cm' in ii
hIh. Heirs at
.Tnhn Girmond. t
of lb n ry (iaruiolid.
dec used
SUM MOV A.
,7ol(ii ( -r.uoiid, died f 'lidant above
liii iied, "ill t ihe ii'ti "e Meitan notion
r'itbii us h' ve ha- n c unin" tieed
ie i he Spe. ior Ci'ir' of 'nbarru Cum.
t N. ('.. ' sell or asi ts whe-euith
t i pay ib.bjH. the esttile lands of tlie
II nry (Imuiond, deci mcd, situate in
Slid county j niid th' mid defendnit,
J, lm (lariii nd, wili fui'ln r take notice
tl at, be Is reipimd to appear nt the of
fi e of the Super or Court of said rmnn
t iiiithelstilayofMui li, 11101, A I) , at
II i Court Hotice in said (Oiinty, in Con
c i d, NO, and ni s' eror demur to the
c i.ni'aitit iu sni.l a :ti, n. or th- plain
lid' mil applv to tli ci'iirt for ti e lebef
A iiiauded in the 0 nip sin.
.7 t). !N1 COOK.
Clrk of Superior Cmrt ol Cabarrus
Couaty. tit.
At the Capitol.
In the Senate a bill was intro -
duced by Mr. Glenn to i emulate
lilt? f UJUIUVHIUUI Ul VUUiinci 1UI
State institutions. By Mr. Hen
derson to incorporate the Salis
bury Loan and Trust Company.
By Mr. Speight to provide tor
the condemnation of land at Mor
ganton water works for the in
sane. By Mr. Aycock to provide for
the payment of certain indebted
ness of the State Normal, and
make appropriation for the in
stitution. A Dill was passed for a shorter
form of chattel mortgage,
A bill was passed providing
for separate reading room for
the colored race and appropri
ating 8300 for help for State
librarian.
The Fayetteville dispensary
bill was thoroughlly discussed
and finally passed tho Senate to
abolish the dispensary.
The bill to appropriate $25,000
for a reformatory was referred
'o committee.
The bill to' appropriate $13,000
per year for the maintenance of
the soldier's home and $5,000 for
repairs, passed. Senator Lon
don was the champion and at the
close of his excellent speech re
reived a handsome floral tribute
with a Confederate flag from the
Ladies Auxiliary Corps, of the
L. O. Branch Camp, U. C. V,
A special order bill came up to
change the constitution with re
gard to the distribution of the
school tax, providing for an
equitable distribution and the
privilege for either race to hold
ilections for local tax .for school
purposes for that race,
The hour for consideration of
he revenue bill having arrived
ho further discussion was de
layed. The Bouse then went in
:,o committee of the whole to
consider the revenuo bill. The
unendment to make the school
tax i.0 cents instead or It) was
lefeated. .
The bill to amend the charter
of Mt. Pleasant passed its final
reading.
MINE SAI.K COX FIRMED.
Hie Salo of Dutch Creik Mine Confirmed.
The salo of the Dutch Creek
nine was confirmed by Judge
George U Brown yesterday.
The miue it will bo remem
bered was sold for $1,223 but a
10 per cent bid was offered, al
though it was not subject to any
teu day bids.
In the Superior court Judge
Brown coufirmed the sale aflei
he withdrawal of tho 10 per
jent. bid made and on theagree
nent of tho parties interested in
,iurchusing the property to pay
t sufficient amount to liquidaU
he indebtedness of the Dutch
Jreek Mining Company. Tin
nine consequently goes into the
'lands of the New York- parties
who bid it in at the sale and they
will immediately begin develop
ment work. Salisbury Sun.
NEWS FK0.H THE I'MUl'I'INES.
Aguinaldo's Uuole a Governor 1249
Tnke the Oath of Allegiance.
Auinaldo'sunclo Jose Serapio
has beon made Governor of tho
province, of Bulucan in tho Phil
ippines. He surrendered to
Gen Lawton, and has been a
consistent friend of America
sinco. Gen. Grant presented to
him a flag once belonging to the
General's father.
Twelve hundr-id and forty-nine
Filipinos recently took the oa'h
of allegienco and thero is a pro-
lounced pro-American senti
ment.
4 Dnr-ilsou Hoy Wins a Free Tip to the
Imiiigui'ftthui.
Mr. 0 J IIui, of Davidson, is
of the winners in the contest
f'ir a free trip to the hmugura
tion at Washington, offered by
Die Atlanta Journal, The plan
of seclection was that the 80 col
lege and school bovs receiving
the largest, number of votes
WMuld be taken to Washington
on a .special train, all expanses
hiirg defrayed by the paper
m iking the offer. Mr. lluie re
ceived .r),0;!(5 vol; s. The train
will be run over the Svihorm:
ie r.'mo urciein'r in W'll
v nsning
I'lilliimu ton Monday morning.
sleeper siccom mod U ions
will be:
. iOJ "V , V, Jum,"lU ?
guesi'S. Djtiiio uii' sciiooi anu
olleire bovs. ten teachers will
be in tho party. Charlotte Ob-
server.
The Hague-McCorkle Dry Goods Co.,
Importers and Wholesalers.
GUEKNSIlOHO, N, C.
Dry Goods, Notions and Hats.
r7 Wo solicit trade of Merchants onh', and sell nothing at
etail.
IT-S?" W'e cordially invite all merchants to call on us when in
Greensboro or see our Travelling
elsewhei'O
J, W. WOODBURN, Salesman
At (lie Capitol.
' The most important and inter
gating feature in theSonato Wed-
nosday was a bill by Senator
London for an amendment to the
constitution extending the priv
ilege of either race in a commu
nity to vote a special tax for
lengthening the schools of that
race.
The Senate voted fur Trustees
for the University. Some dis
cussion arose over the commit
tee's report against V II Day and
Charles McNamee but they were
not taken off the list.
The Cumberland dispensary
matter gave rise to somo per
plexing consideration. A pri
mary indicates that they want to
get rid of the dispensary but the
advocates of tho dispensary did
not approve of the primary elec
tion and did not take much stock
in it, but sent up a petition
strongly urging that tho 'act be
not repealed. The Senate ad
journed pending the discussion.
In tho Uouso the pension bill
for Confederate Veterans who
received injuries and are inca
pable of self support and wid
ows of the same who were
married prior to April 1805 was
thoroughly discussed and finally
passed its third reading.
Tho consideration of trustees
for the University came up and
there were good reasons pre
sented for names not on commit
tee's report and tho matter was
deterred.
Mr. Ilood presented a petition
relating to tho criminal insane
Mr. Ebbs offered petition for
certain mod iti cations of tho nie
tion law.
SOUTH AHUCAM AFFAIRS.
Botha Said to Iliive Surrendered Ilrit-
isli Make a Rig Haul.
A London dispttch of lh 2Slh
gives the unco 1 tinned news that
Gen. Botha has surrendered to
Lord Kitchener.
A dispatch of tho 27th, say
"General Kitchener, telegraph
ing from Middleburg, on the
railroad between Pretoria and
Portuguese East Africa, undei
date of February 27th, says:
Three hundred Boers surrender
ed a 19-pounder Krupp, one
howitzer, a Maxim, 20,000 rounds
of small arms ammunition: 153
r'.fles, 388 horses, 834 oxen, 5,000
;attlo, U.800 sheep and 287 wag
ons and carts. The Boor casual
ties were four killed and five
woundbd."
Thorney Craft is said to bo but
a few hours behind Dewett and
is in hot pursuit.
An Interesting Old Itiiok.
Mr. C K White has shown us a
book in his possession that has
descended down tho line probably
from several generations. It is
typical of the stock of books of
thoso days when books were
more precious than now. It in
of sacred theino. ''Looking unto
Jesus" is tho title.
The title page is gone and IS
pages at the end are missing as
well as the back leather lid. 1 It
should have EOO pages. The
front blank' pages, were used as a
scrap book Tor some newspaper
clippings, in which wo see a
physician's card, dated Wilming
ton, Oct. 10, 1789.
A blank space contains records
of births, dating back to 17.")8, of
tho Purvianee family, from which
come .Air
C 11 Whin
. i and-
mother.
Tlie book was in thn family of
Mr. William White, fal'ior of
Mr. C K White. We are told
that it was put into tho crack of
his log house that stool :'otit
where Mr. J Dove's residence
now Ktanus.
The hou-;o was weather-boarded
and ceil!,i hy Mr. White.
When Mr. Dove tore awav the!.
old house to or
i'ct his dwelling,
found and it has
been kept as
an heirloom
in tl.o home of Mr. C Ii while.
Salesman be ft re placing orders
NEWS CULLINUS.
Twenty-ono officers and 120
. . . , i
nn onion nnvn surrendered re -
. ,-, .,
p.fititlv to our forces in Southern
.,, ,. . , .
Liiizon says a Manilla aispaicn oi
the 1st.
William M Evatts, of New
York, died on the 28th of Feb.
He had been eminent as a states-
man and jurist. lie defended
President Johnson, when im
peached and Uenry Ward Beech-
er iu his renowned scandal case.
A Tampa, Fla., dispatch of
March 1, says: "Horace McCall,
a negro hunting guide, armed
with a shot-gun, entered the
Plant system passenger train
No. 21, here this -morning, and
went to tho baggage car and cov
ered tho messenger, Marian
Roberts. Before he could shoot
Roberts escaped. McCall then
ran through tho day coaches and
Conductor W T Hubbard, igno
rant of what had happened or
dered him to leave the train.
Instead of doing so McCall
emptied a load from his gun iu
the conductor's face and shoul
ders. Conductor Hubbard then
shot tho negro six times, each
bullet taking effect. Ho was in
stantly killed. Conductor Hub
bard returned to the city and his
wounds were dressed. Thevare
not fatal.
A Firo tn South Union Street.
Friday evening about a quarter
to four somebody turned in the
alarm that Mr. Dave Bostiau's
house was on fire, and in a few
mirutes the fetreets were lined
with excited humanity, eager to
do their part in chocking the
conflagration, however, this was
not necessary as Mr. James Mc
Eachern who was working near
by throw several buckets of wa
ter on the roof where the fire
was, and little damage was done.
A spark came from tho kitchen
Hue and fell on the dry shingles
setting them on fire.
Tired oftlie (tame.
A special to tho Chicago Post
from Omaha says: "Edward A
Cu "nhy has received a letter
from Ihe men who kidnapped his
son, offering tt return 20,000 of
the ransom money on condition
that all detectives be withdrawn
ivud that no attempt be made to
prosecute tho abductors, should
their identity bo discovered. It
is .understood the lettor was
mailed at Council Bluff."
Filipino's Acting L'gly.
A Manila dispatch of tho 28th
says:
"A band of seventy armed in
surgents entcrod the town of
Soug, in tho province of South
Ilocos, Luzon, where they killed
one native and abducted five.
At midnight of tho same day
thoy attacked tho town of Santa
Maria, burning 00 houses. The
insurgents were repulsed by the
Americans, who had one man
wounded. One native scout and
two civilians were killed. Tho
insurgents retreated to tho
mountains, closely pursued.
Their losses were not learned."
LOCAL
and
CLIMATIC.
Notliinflr but a lorat
CATARRH
rfnifly nr change of
m.i.e will cure
CAT A una
tlie snecific fs
" .-'c'rV'V
Ely's Cream Baling
is i .
Il is qui. kty attforhe -I;
;i cs relief at om c; .
Mk-ks ami rlranars tlie
Vasiil i'.-iis;ii;es; All;i''
hill limitation: II ea I iprtl h U. UTA ft
kikI pruuxln the Mem-UULU 'V liLMU
li'.-iiie, restores the fi-uses nf taste and smell.no
m'it iirv, no itminmis clruir: regular size 50 cents,
l iiuiily size fli.oo Hi ciiujjjiists or by mail.
r.Iy Jit. .tilery fifl Warren 8t , New York
Mr. J P Allison has associated
with him in business Mr. Maury
Richmond and Mr. Geo. Rich
mond. This new firm will be
kno'.vii as Allison & Co. Mr.
Maury Richmond will change
from the service of Mr. Ed. F
White to operations iu the new
firm March tho 10th.
WorkliiK Nlfrlit and Daj.
Tlie burnout anil mightiest little thing
l hut ever was made is Dr. King's New
Life rills. Those pills change weak
1 eM) into Btrensth, listlessness into eu
crE.i , bruin-fug into mental power.
They're wonderful In building up the
holtlj. Only 25o per box. Sold nt
I'etzei 's Drug Store.
'Tis worry makes tho wrinkles
on your face and in vain you try
to lose their trace, Ex.
AS:
Value of Aluminum.
The Electrical Review obser
ves that Aluminum is the cheap-
. i
est metal in tho market with the
i
exception of iron, zinc and lead
. -
It is now bfiino- nxtensivelv used
: iu place of copper, brass, tin
and in some cases even of iron,
especially when the reduction of
dead weight is a question of
groat importance. As it is as
good as an electrical conductor
as copper and weights only half!
as much, and costs less, it is be
ing largely used in the electrical
world. It is hard to estimate
the extent and uses of this metal.
Tho increase in tho total output
for several years has been about
thirty tons per annum, and the
price has fallen from $30,000 per
ton twenty years ago to about
$700 per ton at the present time.
The output during the last twelve
months is reckoned 'at about 5,000
tons. Southern Industrial News.
Sealed lllds on Text Hooks.
The State Text Book Commis
sion, of which Gov. Aycock is
president, and Superintendent
Toon is secretary, has advertised
for sealed bids on text books to
to be used in tho public schools
for five years. The curiculum
embraces, Orthography, Defin
ing, Reading, Writing, Drawing,
Arithmetic, Geography, Gram
mar, Languago Lessons, His
tory of North Carolina, contaiu
ing tho Constitution of the State;
History of the United States,
containing tho Constitution of
the United States; Physiology,
Hygiene, Nature and Effect of
Alcoholic Drinks and Narcotics,
Elorr.cnts of Civil Government,
Elements of Agriculture, Theory
aud Practice of Teaching.
The bidders must put up a for
feit sum that will accrue to the
State if the bid bo accepted aud
the book concern should fail to
make good its proposition.
k Frightful Wonder
Will often ouuse a horrible burn, scald
cut or bruise. Bucklen's jAmica Halve
will kill the pain and pron.ptly beul it.
Cures fever sores, ulcers, boils, corns,
and all skin eruptions. Beat pile cure
au parth. Only 25 editH? n box. Cure
guaranteed,' hold at IVtzer's dru
store.
The newspnpers of the State
will make a note of the fact that
tho new libel law is quietly sleep
ing in the House committoo. It
has passed the Senate. Somo of
tho members of the House are
opposed to granting the newspa
pers of the Stata a just and rea
sonable libel law. They want
the support of the newspapers
in the campaign, hut whenever
tho newspapers ask for simple
justice, they want to refuse them
the slightest consideration. The
newspaper that spends its days
and nights working for the elec
tion of such men is foolish.
Itoleigh Times.
M. L. Marsh, the druggist, will
refund you your money if you
are not satisfied after using
Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. They cure dis
orders of the stomach, bilious
ness, constipation and headache.
Price "5 cents. Samples free.
While business is picking up
you should advertise in this pa
per that you may pick up your
share of it. Ex.
When you want a physic thai
is mild and gentle, easy to take
and ploasant in effect use Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablots. Price, i'3 cents. Sam
ples free. Every box guaran
teed. For sale by M. L. Marsh.
( mlm -
Some people aro too busy to
attend to their own business.
Ex.
A Keen Clear Kraiiu
Tour best Jfoelings, yourj socialiposi
tion or buainosa success depend largely
on the perfect aotiou of your Htomaoh
and Liver. Dr. King's Now Life Pills
give increased strength, a keen, clor
brain, high aiabitioL. A 99 cent box
will make you,. feel like a nowj being
Sold at Fetzer'a drug store
We do not believe the govern
ment can say that two firms or a
dozen firms cannot consolidate
the same as the steel manufac
turers have done, but the gov
ernment can refuse to give them
a bounty m the shape of a pro
tective tariff. Durham Herald.
As to Taxes.
It is imperative that the state's
income be increased but the how
is what
i
is just now bothering
the brains of those who have to
Kiifrfest, tho mpans nn loss Ihnn
j thoso who will havo to provide
j them.
Like almost every one else, we
have an opiuion about this
matter. We believe that a bond
issue for running expenses ill
advised and that it offers no per
manent relief, and if adopted,
all coming legislatures will be
confronted with the same prob
lem for which a solution is now
sought.
Our platform is simple and
can be expressed in a few words.
We oolieve that all (property in
the stato should bo assessed at
its proper value, and-Jthat the
tax rate on this property be
raised or lowered as circum
stances may domand.
We never have lavored an in
come tax, nor do we believe in
fastening a lax on any particular
industry because it is able to
stand out or cannot help itself,
Durham Herald.
Nasal Catarrh quickly yie'ds to treat
ment by Ely's Cream Balm, which if
RLTeeiihly aromatic It is reeoived
IhroiiKh tlie nostrilo, cl( arisen and heals
the whole surfupe over which it difl'iiHcs
itself. A remedy for Nasil t'uturrh
which is dryiug or eifiiliiik' to the dis
eased membrane should not be used,
Cream Halm is recognized as a specific.
Prioe 50 cents at druggista or by mail.
A cold iu the head immediately dump
pears when Cream Balm is used. Kly
urotuers, ou Warren t., JNew lork.
Mr. Nertcll In Salisbury.
Mr. Jake F Newell, of Con
cord, who has been pursuing a
post-graduate course in the law
school of the District of Colum
bia, was in the city this morning.
Mr. Newell has decided to return
to North Carolina to live and
will locate either in Charlotte or
Greensboro to practice his pro
fession. He is spending the af
ternoon in Gold Hill. Salisbury
Sun of 28th.
Made Yonnif ifrain.
"One of.Dr. King's New Life Pills
each night for two weeks has put me in
my 'teens' again." writes L H Turner,
of Dempsevtown, Pa They're the best
n the world for liver, Rtomaoh und
bowel". 1'urely vegetable. Never griue.
Only 2!5o.at.Ft tzer's drug htore.
Re illy, a Southern man must
bo quite shocked by tho brutal
lynching of a negro, Tuesday, in
Torre Haute, the third city of
Indiana. We people down here
do not dra? negroes through the
streets until they are dead, then
hang their bodies and afterwards
burn them, for more murder,
and then dance around the fu
neral pyre and offer rewards for
even such choice relics as their
fingers or toes. The people of
Terre Haute ought to come to
some of the backwoods districts
of the South and learn something
of humanity and civilization.
Charlotte Observer.
Masai
C ATA ((!!!
Iu fill ItB StA' -8 V..0T0
Bbotild te c.-mii i teac.
CIcflupc3,GO rue.e nd licit
the disease,! mom! - ,:.e.
It cures catarrh ar.rt drive.,
awiiy & ooiU iu rue ucacl
nulckj.
trciira T!:1m t p'ace C into the nostrils, spreads
over the mcmbiane and it Loaorbed. Belief le Im
mediate and a cure fellow. It it not drying does
not produce enceuer. Li:rgc is.ze, SO eenta at Vruff
j Id!, or iy ni ill , Trial Biz--, 10 cents by mall.
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Some men expend more
en
ergy in getting rid of money
than they do in earning it. Ex.
A CLEAR HEAD;
good digestion; r,ound sleep; a
fine appetite and a ripe old av;,
are some of the results of the use
f Tutt's Liver Pills. A single
dose v. ili convince you of their
vonderful effects and virtue.
A Know., i'net.
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stomach, dizz ness, consti pat i or,
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UNCLE SAM'S DISPLAY.
GoTernnent Exhibit at tha
AmerlcNB Expoaltlon.
The United States government has
appropriated $r(K,000 for an exhlhlt at
the I'an-Amerlean Exposition at Buf
falo next summer. To view the mag
nificent buildings and their multitude
of treasures alone would he well worth
going a long distance. They nre much
more beautiful than those of the gov
ernment group at the Columbian Expo
sition, while tho space for exhibition
purposes Is but little less than was oc-
QOADBIOA FOR UNITED STATES GO V KR.V M K.VT
BUILDIXO.
cupled there. The display to be made
by the department of agriculture will
be of great value and Interest to those
concerned la the agricultural, hortlcul
tural and live stock Industries, com
prehendlng aa It will all their varied
features. The workings of the differ
ent bureaus of the department of Mate
will be Illustrated by menns of blanks,
sample letters, clreulnr letters, etc., ami
much can be learned by the people of
the manner of Intercourse between the
United States and other nutlens. The
coining of money will lie a feature of
the exhibit by the treasury department.
Here a coin press will bo In operation,
coining money at the rate of UO.On l
coins per hour, each coin being struck
with a force equal to the weight of
100 tons.
Collectors will be especially Interest
ed In the govern inent's very complete
collection of coins of all nations, a com
plete set of medals struck by the mint
at Philadelphia and a complete series
of currency Issued by the government.
Included Iu this exhibit will be a model
of a lighthouse, fully equipped and iu
operation; a model of a quarantine sta
tion, models of marine hospital oper
ating rooms and a model of a vessel
constructed for deep sea sounding. Up
on the shore of the 'ark Lake will be
a life saving station, completely equip
ped with up to date apparatus, while
the means employed In the saving of
life on the sea will be dally Illustrated
by a captain and crew of two men
with life and surf boats, with their ap
purtenances. The exhibits of the war and navy de
partments will be the largest and most
complete ever made at any exposition.
Elbert L. Lewis.
EXPOSITION SCULPTURE.
Pavm-Amcrlcan
9cn
Has th Beet Ever
at m Ihow.
In Ita sculptural adornment, as well
as In several other respects, the Pan
American Exposition will far surpass
any enterprise of the kind ever held.
There are over 125 splendid original
groups, and they are to be used around
the Court of Fountains, the Lsplanatle
and the Electric Tower. They will
symbolize the purposes of the build
ings and exhibits and bring out the
poetry In what to many may seem ex
ceedingly prosaic things.
After crossing the Triumphal Bridge,
which la the grand formal entrance to
the main court and Is Itself to he dec
orated with splendid statuary, one will
see to the right and left, at opposite
ends of the Esplanade, the fountains
and the sunken gardens In front of the
United States Government aud Horti
culture buildings respectively.
The Fountain of Man, by Charles
Grafly, la the central fountain at the
east of the Esplanade, and It It flanked
by the Fountain of Prometheus and
the Fountain of Hercules. The sub
jects of other fountains In this group
will be the Bavage Age, the Despotic
Age and the Age of Enlightenment. At
the other end of the Esplanade the
Fountain of Nature, by George T.
Brewster, Is the most elaborate sculp
tural adornment, and the Idea of this
fountain Is amplified In minor ones.
such as the Fountain of Krouos, Foun
tain of Ceres and the groups typifying
Mineral Wealth, Animal Wealth, etc.
These symbolic Ideas will ba worked
out In beautiful forms In other parts of
the main court and In connection with
the Electric Tower and other buildings,
the whole forming a most complete and
harmonious expression of the purposes
of a great Exposition, such as the Pan-
American.
Expnaltlon Poatofllce.
The United States government post
offlce department will occupy a larger
space at the Pan-Amerlcnn Exposition
than was ever before devoted to It at
an exposition. The methods of mall
transportation will be fully Illustrated,
and a postoftlce equipped with all the
latest devices used In the larger post
offices In the United States will be a
feature of the exhibit
ICnglneerlnsji Methods.
At the Pan-American Exposition
mechanical and civil engineering and
public works. In which the American
refuses to take second place, will be
presented tn such a clear and Interest
lug way, by means of all sorts of costly
and Ingenious exhibits, that the lay
mind will find It scarcely less attract
ive than the expert.
CEHTLVMEN, Get the New Novel Dis
covery, PIGEON - MILK
Injection.
Cures Qonorrboea and Gleet in 1 to 4
days. Its action is magical. Prevents
stricture. Alt complete. To be carried
in vest pocket. Sure preventative.
Sent by mail in plnin i aok ige, prepaid,
on receipt of pried. $1 inir lox; 8, for
$2.50. The Kust Medicine Co,, St.
Paul, Minn.
Gibson Drng Store, ''Sole Agents,
Concord, N. C,
c l
iid t.iint ti,n
if tJn" !;t!t;,
Mou'lt: in.
Gray Spei'jlj
took 2 i graii is
the i2t3th" with
.01 ..i,
I! (-.1
.lllipt
Of !,(.
suicid
at:
but was res HI.' 1.
The Kiiod;'. Isijiud K
Cincinnati desire . to t,r
iciey of
' 't mon-
union t over tho
Nathaniel G reen
grave of Gen.
of llc.v ilution-
ary famo. It is uncei t.iiu where
his grave is. Col. (Jardener is
in Savannah, Ga., searching
for it.
The River and f Hat-bur bill
which carries an apriopnalioii
of "0,i00,0il.'. pasM-d li..) Senate
Thursday. It, gives :eJ5'),uix) to
North Carolina for an eight foot
channell from Wilmington to
Fayetteville.
Mr. BrlcA Wilson, of Stat.es
ville, v. ho work.s in J C Stool &
Soli's foundry, was fearfully
hurt on Tuesday, the 27; h. lie
was lacintr a belt and a sot screw
on the lino shaft caught his
sleeve and wound him up, break
ing his left arm and collar bone.
Tho enjrine was stopped in time
to save his life.
Dr. W F Aiken, in Savnuuah,
Ga., shot ami killed his wife and
himself on tho LVili in their bed
room. The shot that killed his
wife waked the 8-year-old boy
who ran out and called for tho
police. No cause is known, but
the doctor was a ciaretto liend
and was very nervous. Uo and
his wife were ui' well cou.iected
families and he was of good
standing professionally.
An Atlanta dispatch of the 2Hth
tells the harrowing story of a
hurley negro, who held a pistol
over Mrs. r.uchanoii con. -telling
her to give up her mom y and
also to fun i.-di him breakfast.
Then he boi ml her to tho bed
and set her clothing on lire and
left. Her scream brought aid
and she was nut burned bill col
lapsed later and was unablo to
recognize any o.io. It is feared
she may die without being able
to identify tin; monster.
Carl Sauburg, a boy in Char
leston playing about auioi.g
dumped out p:pprs on Wednes
day, r:o:sr l!i. C-..p.r i iver, open
ed a lel.r i. -j ,-mrio.i!y. Ho
found money ia it and took it to
his grandfather. Tho packaf-')
was found lo contain !; 5,(101) in
money aud certitied checks in
favor of parties in Hock Hill. S.
C. It is supposed that the letter
with other packes found wera
carelessly dropped about the
post oflice aud swept up aud
dumped into tho trash pile.
A Sight of Terror.
"Awful anxiety was felt for the widow
of tho brave General Bnrnliam, of
Machius, Me., when the doctors said
she would die fr. m pneumonia before'
morning," writ-s Mrs. S II Lincoln,
who attended her that fearful night,
btithe begged for Vt. King's Ncw Dis
oovery, which had more than onco
saved her life, aud cured her of con
eamption. After taking, she slept all
Lnight. Further ue entirely cured
her." This niaryeiluiis medicine is
guaranteed to euro all throat, chest and
lung diseases. Only 50c and $1. Trial
bottles freest Fitter's drug ttore.
March.
Lord of all rough winds that blow,
I am March, and ere I go.
I will sin you loud and low.
Nora Hopper.
SIimim Death Oh".
K B Muncluy, a lawyer of Henrietta.
Te., OE03 fooled a Jgrave-dyger, He
says: "My brother was very low with
malarial 'ever and jiumdioo. I per
suaded him to try Electric Hitters, and
he was soon much hotter, but continued
their use until ho w in wholly cured. X
am Mire Electric liitters suve.l 1 h lifo.1'
This renrily exp i niuhrii. l.-;U dia
easo germs a il puriii tho Meod; nidi
digo-tion, regulates liver, kidneys and
boweln, cureR c.iie.tipiitinu, (H!epsia,
nervous iliseusca, kiibiey irott'il- x, fo
male couil linti; iy a I'erfi-e' health.
Only 50c at iV 'it's (In; M. o
.Motley ami uncanno!
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was
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niture stoi't in (.iv.msbu
tho scene of a lire on Wed
soon after midni 'lit, r,-.:.
a da mago or 1 , ) v; '.:h
insurance.
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relieve the pour lr
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