laily Standard.
f he Standard is published
erery day (Sunday excepted) and
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The Weekly Standard is a
.bur-page, eight-col urn a paper. It
has a larger circulation in Cabarrus
.than any other paper. Price $1.00
per annum, in advance.
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M 188 Mar V Branhpn'
lall iinn nrinta m;m: ... .
a opening
of
9??day. oSdL Ta"8day, September
28th and 9.9 h Rann j- if
of pattern bats and all the newest
Styles in millinery novelties., All
the public is cordially invited.
To eradicate the poisons which
produce fever and ague, take Ayer's
Ague Cur-j. It cures without leav
ing any, irjuriorusfifect upon the
isysttem, and it is th
:istence which may be eousid-
aosoiute antidote for
in ej
erea an
malaria.
Charlotte News Mr. S. B. Bailes
was here yesterday going to Cabar
rus county on a hunt for nat.tlp A
m r i m u uluo ftu uo was driving a
Terma for regular advertisements drove of cattle to this market. whn
several colts ran into nnoinr,
and stampeded the drove. Twelve
oi ine cattle were lost, and he is
still looking for them.
PERSONAL POINTEKS.
made known on aDnlication.
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Address all communications to
THE STANDARD,
Concord, N. C.
Arrival of. Trains.
io. ii from Richmondafrives at 11:17 m.
,5 Washington " " 10 p. m.
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"Five years ago, I was taken so
ill with rheumatism that. T waa nn.
V V l U U
able to do any work," writes Peter
unrisiensen. erwnnd. w a- t
took three boxes of Ayer's Pills and
was entirely cured. Since that time,
I always keeD them in the honm"
betwthn bey are easy to tae
ion. imus. j mu lie me wasmngion anal -..-. n uuoi ocu&iue, luT bOLDo
iflLXS""11 stP i time oast on the staff ol thRaWh
I Mtm wl 1 1
iioYvj auu vueerver, nas uecome
city editor of the Charlotte News.
Mr. Jenkins is a newspaper man of
ability and has a natural tact for the
business. We congratulate the
News in securing the services of
Mr. Jenkins.
7:22 p. m.
9:35 a. m.
8:48 a. m
14 , 64 Northbound freight leaves at 11:17 a. m,
63 Southbound " " " s:4 P. ra
Nns. 11 and 12 are the local trains K
Sii-hmond and Atlanta. Nos. i; and if. sn tVi.
fast wall trains between Atlanta and Washing
ton. Nos. 37 ana 3s are the Washington and
FLOWER BULBS
from
PETER UEEIOERSOH & CO.
received to-day.
FETZER S DRUG STORE.
Harry P Deaton, local reporter.
SHORT LOCALS.
Horace Greely once said : "The
way to resurue is to resume," speak
ing of again putting gold into cir
culation after the war. But you
may say, "resume" any number of
times to that tropical liver of yours
and it wsn't budge until you take
I Simmons Liver Regulator. Manv
Deonle seem to foreet that ConstiDa-
ft A. tJ
z Tli : J o?i TTJ1
uon, biliousness ana oick xieauacue
are all caused by a sluggish liver.
Keep the liver active.
Hickory Mercury: In the eastern
part of Burke county during the
thunder storm of Saturday evening
a 4-year-old b6ynamed Stevens was
standing with his father and
mother in the house. The mother
was between the boy and his fa
A flash of lightning struck
The Ebb and Flow, of the Unman
Tide at Tliis Port, as tieeu By Onr
Reporter
Deputy Marshall Ridiard King
is in the city.
Miss Lora Propst is visiting
her brother, Mr. Will Propet.
Mr. Elam King is in Charlotte
th afternoon.
Prof. J F Shinn spent last
nightand today at Georgeviile.
Mrs. A J Bealh, of Charlotte, is
visitingiMrs. C G Montgomery, her
sister.
Prof. E B Setzler. of North
Carolina College, was in the city
last night.
Mr. Charles Phifer came in last
evening from Lincoluton and is at
the St. Cloud.
Mrs. Ed. Clapp and two chil
dren, of Salisbury, are visiting at
Mr. B F Alred's.
Miss Mary Brachen has return
ed from the north. Her millinery
aispiay is immense.
Mr. L A Vanderberg. of Char
lottespent several days in the city
with relatives.
Master Lewis and little Miss
Kate Ri ten, of Salisbury, are visit-
. 1 ! A
mg in tne city.
Mrs. J C H Burkhead and little
granddaughter have returned from
Salisbury, where they have been
visiting tor some time.
Mr. Max Barker, of Salisbury,
came down this mornings on his
wheel. He says the road is in ex
cellent condition for bicycling.
Prof. Frank Wright and stu
dents, G us Morrow, Jason Deaton
and Jascn Foutz, ot Newells High
bcnool,8pent today in toe city.
Miss Nellie Fisher left the. city
thiw morning for Bellwood, S. C,
where bhe has charge of the music
and primary departments of a high
school. '
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To talk about any-
tiling oui j
HANDKERCHIEFS
And Linen Towels
5 Per Cent Per Month
OR
60 Per tat, Per Year
.
Guaranteed to All Investors
on
Investments both Large and Small
WHEN MiDE WITH
Th New York investment1 Co.
BROKERS IN
Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Cotton,
40 AND 42 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK CITY. j
P- S. People who desireto have a steady and'
ure income on mjjmall'oriterKe'investments
end for our.explanatory, fre- ;
FIRE INSURANCE.
Table Linens
See our Plain White
Hemstitched at oc.
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Rftft nnr Plain IWhitft
Linen Hemstitched at
12 l-2c, worth 20c
. 1 j
Onr 44x21 Fringed
roweis, wortn xoc,
ior 10
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See Them
When in neod ol Ii'ipa liiRnift-ncA.
- - - v mrmmm -w y
call itnd see us, or viite. We tepreW "
sent only first-clai i Home and for
eign companies.
Kespf. jt uly,
WoODR V E & 1 f AI.RTR.
DR. H. O. HERRING-
Is again at the
old stand, where
he will bo
pleased to see
ll who are in
need of kia
PROFESSIONAL - - SERVICES
her.
and
TO CUKE A I OLI) IJi ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. Ail druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. 25c.
Cannoiiyilie School Will Open Mon
day. It is decidedly important that
every citizen should know that the
nt tKfl OAt.V
y W uuu UVUf&ftAU w - k- ' ' .
the father. Staogely enough the graded 8cbooh win oprI1 Mondy
morninp, and tna braridara is
re
. .lUBBiuau cuuu ui xxr. vrurg killed the boy and severely shocked Cannonville branch
u isner is quite sick. t nas lypnoia the fatner Stancely enough the AnA ,
tever. mother was absolutely unhurt.
M..rrK",U- " . ?ea lWe?1 to announce tbe f.ot. Send
lJ " jonn ri5arreu,oi xiaruora, wui b u children Dromr)tiv from the
SloreV in LouisviUe.KyM had his intials i . .Q ' he 1
BilKWinecoff, who lives on Cold lrved on a silver ten-cent coin ana member f childreD enrolled at ten
Water creek, was in town carrying set it anoai on tne maris ioi "a(ie. Ural. and Fore8t j
his arm in a sling. He has erysipe- fr uayB ago uia wiuuw, yo.
las and is a great sufferer. e Bf? came i0 Possession
" . nf IhA iHftnt.mal rmn. Ann now
Mra W TT THllinft. afonnprl nnnn a I trooonroQ if. an a valnnKlA IrfiP.nsake.
broom handle Friday evening and It has lost little of its polish in its
sprained her ankle, from which she nerearri nations, and every letter
i n j 4 I zi : i : ui
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tral and Forest Hill tchools,
aboat 410.
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upon it is legible.
SisyplitUi
was the anci-
ent hero con
demned by the
has suffered intense pain.
Mr. W A Wilson, who lives at
Forest Hill, .came in to see us this
mornine and savs that the voters in
that part of the city are 16 to 1 for
iiryan.
Mrs. Myrtle Craigen, who several
months ago went to- lexas on a
visit to her old home in Waco, has
returned and will live in the future
at Mt. Pleasant.
Mies Nannie Alexander invites
you to a select display of millinery
novelties, and copies of the French
pattern hats and bonnets, Tuesday,
Sept. 29th.
On Wednesday last Mr. John H
Williams and Miss Cora Drake, who
live at the Buffalo thread mills,
Werft.nnit.Pfl in matrimnnv. RfiV. J
& MOOSe OfllCiatinff. 7L7"tt Z:- that keens von bo ever
xy T , r T T . . A lastingly struggling against being crushed
Ron T. IV 1 T T Troy tt naaf nr nt I . . 6.r. j : - &xrtViinn- tViat pnrp
n, i -r i :n .nnnVi I j.d'i lifhfi about half the weieht of
utrm rowau cuuko, wnx " I t.rushes mankind. -ad wo-
at ixinuy lieiormea cnurcu vuuiui- manknd
row morning at 11 O'clock. He will fhe trouble with most of the so-called
1 a 1 i 1 a a m j ..oia.MirM is that thev don't cure.
ibu preacn ai ine cnapei Vnly temporary relief. Indiges-
oiw extends all through the digea-
1 ne Morganton iieraia is miorm- rrr rtm the stomach clear down to
- -Arl fhof M- T;na WilHo nf Kftll- ';tci the liver too is freauent-
wood, Cleveland county dropj-ed tgSSSjTSW
dead on the Troadside a few days .SS"nt cure you,must have the whole di-
u, aua mai nis aeatn was uuo .vu gesuvc U1r ,r Twtor p mw.
cigarette smokine. He had been iS:i!? will do it. Thev stimu-
married only nine days. iate the digestive juices of the stomach ;
. Jnvieorate the liver and help it to actively
111 hft in I .rete the bile: and act gently on the
For Sale.
, Twenty-fiye horse power engine
and boiler, large circular saw ana
belting, all in first class order and
ready foxjase. Been but little used,
cost $1,600. Will sell cheap for
cash or exchange for real estate with
some cash. Call on or address Geo.
W Fisher at K A Brown's, Concord,
N. C. b26 d4t w2t
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Help Wanted.
Agents wanted to sell Macintoshes
and Robber Clothing:, Tires, and a
toll line of Rubber Goods, (Part or
all of). Free samples, and procected
ground to workers. I Factory r. (J.
1371, New York.
Kteam Railways.
Tinder the above caption, the
bouSiderPUuothiigi Manufacturers', Record of this week
forever, lest it should
roll down and crush
Viim. When the myth-mat
ers got up that story they
mist have been thinkincr of
for there is certainly no other
contains the following, dated from
Aberdeen :
"It is stated that an organization
has nearly been completed to build
a railroad line from Concord to a
connection with the Moore County
Railroad, and thence to the Sea
board Air Line at Aberdeen, N. C.
Mr. y B Eekhout, of Aberdeen, is
one of the principal parties inter
ested."
There is considerable interest
manifested on the part of all our
citizens concerning the proposed
road, which would be a great boon
to Concord and Cabarrus if it could
THE NEARER THE BONE THE
; SWEETER THE MEAT.
It is an old and homely adage
and finds an application here.
The maker of merchandise has
reached the end of his summer.
His season is over ; yonrs has
just begun.. He's anxious to
sell what is left of his madev
tip -product at almost any reas
sonable sacrifice. We're
watching your interest in this
matter and as a result have
made some purchases that
will surprise you by their
cneapness. I
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HERE THEY ARE:
Wash goods at 5, 8i, 10 and
12 cents, f Figured Mohair,
black, 36 inches, at 25 cents.
A bargain. ! Billows or nano
ksrehiefs. vou'd wonder how
it could be done if we hadn't
told you There's no loss to
us, but a
Big Gain to You
fid TIG It v czl' s .
AjJiyjLuulSiljU
LSt. Will D6 in secrete tne one, , V " u
n , ' xV 7 tt'ii xr. Wels to promote a regular ncaiiay nwivy i oe secureu.
Concord at Forest Hill in New E? means a complete and iuH .
Town, house No. 47. Oct. 1 till 8,
prepared to do all kinds of dental
; work.
Fcnu r.?ive troubles.
Help WantedFemale.
ftlO to $18 per week to -Men and
Women for easy home work. No
4M
ine fcut.w - i ,n. r.T
He Will make V0U a Set Of ?jTtK : surely. The d'ose can be
ST. SrStot "snggest some grriptng pm that o 01 5 fl
xio will ujan-o vuu n oo. v, - . tx.OUaix sureiy. xuc wuac vv nmi
teeth for o-nld fillincB at 81 tlwid to tow needs, and wtten tne -ri-aoo:rw, , tfA ATTwri.
ach: imikS filling at 50 cents "ISleU" have done ter k tne . 1; ,SSh.
. 7 , I t unntinuea. "r.. I cuw. ww -..r
eaon y0ur teeth extractea witn- to tJSJ Send stamp for .work jmd partica.
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out pain. All work guaranteed to the druggist
and the maker Bays the piper.
Come ann see them, 5, 10, 12i.
15, 26! and 50 cts.
Oxford Ties-V Prince Albert
and Spring Heel Ties in all the
new toes, These are Genuine
Bargains, no old goods. All
new, direct Irom tne xaciory.
Come and See TJs.
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Tired and broken down women;
will find that DR. KIHG'S ROYAL
GERHETUER is a priceless boon and
blessing to them. It gives appetite,
brings restful, refreshing sleep, aids
digestion, tones the nerves, builds up
the strength and puts disease and
pain to flight. For
FEME TROUBLES
fnMiiitiir nit mpnefni'll nr1 wnmJ'
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difficulties, it has no superior--used
both locally and internally. It is
emphatically
Pleasant to take as lemonade, ancL;)
harmless at all times. New package
iarge bottle, 108 Doses, One Dollar.?:
Sold by druggists. JAarcturcdr
only by ' , : : ;
THE ATLAI1TA CHEUICAL CO., Mlifltl, C;
U-T4QX E00S: 1IAILS3 TX& J
FEltsiJt'iS DRUG SlQKLk
be donA in wnrlrmftnlikfl manner: ries him more h oa4 Pn5ioT?aPft
1 in worKmaniiKe uiauuw, i iw.
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