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. - , . ,v -Tv- - - " iiMiriinn rnii mMM f , TT" "MM :...';'.- J 1 Saily Standard JOHN D. BAERIER & SON, Editors and Proprietors. ,JAS. P- Cdal correspondent. OFFICE IN BRICK ROW- " The Standard ; is published -every day (Sunday excepted). delivered by carriers. ; .BATES OF SUBSCRIPTION : One y'ear'A:..---ivv- --HWV- :Six months... Three months...:. S One month.. n- :Single copy.. . - The Weekly Standard is a tfour-page, eignt-coluoin paper. It Kq9 a larger circulation in Cabarrus than any other paper. Price 81,00 :per annum, in advance. ADVERTISING RATES . Terms for regular advertisements made known on application. Address all communications to THE STANDARD, Concord, N. C CONCORD. DEC 11. IW'H. .were io many illogical appeal -and passionate thrusts mii-d in with the discussions ia the late campaign that we wish never to see in print or . hear spoken again and in Mr. Bryan's book we hope to find the rat scraped ont ana the palatable soundness a source of heathtnl food to an inquiring mind. Marvelons Results. From a letter written by Rev. J, Gun derm au, of Diamondale, Mich., we are permitted to make this ex tract: 1 have no nesitauon in re commending Dr. King's New Dis covery, as the results were almost marvelous in th casa of my wifr. While I was pastor of the Baptist church at iives Junction she was brought down with pneumonia succeeding La Gripoe. Terrible paroxysms of coughing would last hours wiih little interruption and it seemed as if the cor. Id not survive them, A friend recommended Dr. King's New Discouery; it was quick in its work and ighly satiefaotoy in results. Trial bottles free at Fetzer's Drug S ore- Regular size 50c and $1.00. ; . ... ' v, lAyeir: ;l costs more than other, , jnedi- ;i cines. But then it cures more j- than other medicines. "' J ! Most of the cheap cough ! I medicines merely palliate ; . they afford local and tempo- I 5PEC1 Eflil It Hffl TEM Di. r r . . . - ... . ... . ' . - - - - , - r The only time a mati-needa a partner is when he is doi a losing business. -This Kwhat w are doing on china al glassware just now. Oar policy has always beeu -$tl.l While the iron is hotn in a hand to dc outh way. We had to hT JSENA'iOK OULLOi Unites a Rlntfluif Npcocli Thp work ti the ct'inmiBfeioriers does not em to set vnau wr.fi n -the elements c-noerned in the Ute fusion 'aarriae. " Some of the colored portion of the . fu3iou re Claiming lht there;--as to he- an equal division of the subordinate appointments a id that tiia regro J was to have iq me recognition. Now it is claimed that ths bargain did not hold and that the terms pre scribed by the conference committee -were ignored. Thus it seems that Democrats ctn't be depended upon -from the hypothesis that "all men are i liars " We "honor' the board of commiesionere for clucking an ill--timed ambition of the colored man to become conspicuous in our gov- was rjyade therin lie3 the orror. But ' . ' . ...... -who would expect a satiafactory out- come of an iLconsistpnt fusion ? We xise to say that" we want the vote of the colored man i'6 help to elect the highest grade of our citizens to office for the good iOf all, bat if the coP ored vote can't be gotten without promises of recognition and without dark lantern conferences with them, we can tfford to stand aside and wait. There is virtue enough in the -country, to react when abuses creep in and it will go well all the same. It ba3 been a long time since we ha,7e teen a manifestation of more determination not to see anything good in a good thing than the News and Observer displays with refer nee to the President's masterly pro duction in his late message. We will yet pin our faith to the Presi dent rather than to those most great in their pover of impugning those who are noi quite wild on the late "monetary issue. It is said that Madagascar has cost France $30,000,000 and will cost her 3-5,0QQ,000. per year for soms time to come without the hope of return i jr many years.' Madagascar seems to be for France what Cuba is for Spain," a rather dear victim of domineering. Washnigtonv ?rc. 10. Senator Ciilloci held th- 11 -r of the Senate for an hour, to d y in speech de nunciatory of S kMnit; li methods in Oub. Amoc ouier thmg3, Mr. Ctjllom aaid : "There rnny be no warrant in in ternational l.w fm oy interferencf between a goyernm-ac audits sub' jects, provided that government be longs t sh? family of nations, or is rcognizd a3 one of the powers of the earth, btili, do-s not the great heart of humanity beat in sympathy with the poor souls apparently fors gotten by their Master and left to b?ar the burden of cruol and relent less opprt-sdon ? li there no way, no ligb f , no hope ? Must the bru tality of might aluur jude the of fen Cv3 and 'mete ops punishment, with no hum in power to wnom in tercession may be made ? Oh, Spain ! Oh, Spain ! When shall thy day be fulfilled? Were there no loyal Spaniards who would and could, amid all these centuries, stay trie hand of death or raise the . sword of justice while there was time to save?" . mm ' Don't Tobacco pit mid Smoko Your Life Awny, If you want to quit' tobacco ue ing easily and forever, ba made well, strong, magnetic, full of new life and vigor, take No-To-Bae, the wonder-worker that makes weak men strong. Many gain ten pounds in ten days. Over 400 000 cured. Buy No-To-Bac from your own druggist, who will guarantee a cure. Booklet and sample mailed free. Address Sterling Remedy Co., Chi cago or New York. e it rary reiiei. ajci a Pectoral does not patch up or I palliate. It cures. Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, I Whooping. Cough,and every (, J other cough, will, when other remedies fail, yield to Ayer's j Cherry Pectoral It has a record of 50 years of cures. Send tor tne "CureDOOK" free. J. u. Aver uo., juoweu. nas3. a 'Is UHINA m AINU ..-.ULASSWARP the last of November in order to get an assortment for om Christmas trade. We havenH the room for these goods and in order to show them off we had to pack away our under wear and hats and many other goods. These Holiday good will not move under two weeks. There is where we are do ing a losing business. Oar money will be idle and you know a "setting hen never gets fat." This is not business, so We want paitners on china and glassware only. As an induce ment to get them we will offer the following For tHe next ten days we will refund ten per cent, of all the cash, y ou spend in the china and glassware department, To let these e;oods lie idle on our shelves for two weeks will be a dead loss to us. We can use all the cash we can take in up to December 12th, so all the loss of the 10 ptr cent, discount will more than be made back by reinvesting in Christmas goods. You have first choice of the goods and a chance of saving 10 per cent on the goods yoa, will buy later anyway. We have but one price and that is marked in plain figures, these are our best and only prices to either friend or stranger The man who says an article js worth $t but you man have it for 80cts simply means asking price W and sells ing price 80 cents, ana may pe tu ceprs.in some cases. There is two conclusions to be drawn in such casd, one is the store is ashamed of their price of the goods or tne other is they have marked them high enough to come down on thern and make their customers believe of all the thousands of people that liye in Concord's territory they are the chosen whose money is worth, more than any one else's. Unless a man can shov you plainly where his rart comes in you naturally sus pect him when he sayslie is going to do you a special" favor in business. It ia understood that Wm. J Bry an's first book entitled "The First -Battle" is to be out in January. Mr. Bryan is to give many of his own views in hfc speeches together with quotations selected from others .'of. importance. We are anxious to peruse that book with the hope of "' - seeing more f ally the merits of the -cause he so arden tly defends, for we like the man but can hardly say that 5ve'..re won to the cause. There In Norway a law has recently been passed which makes girls in eligible for matrimony until thpy are proficient in knitting, baking and spinning. Certificates of proficiency have to be earned, and without these no girl may marry. , A llouseliolrl Necessity. Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most wonderful medical diecoverv of the age, pleasant and refreshing to the taste, act gently and positive ly on the kidneys, liver and bowels; cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, euro headache, fever, habitual constipation and biliousness. Please buy and try a box of C. C. C. to-day, IU, o, 60 cents, bold and guaran- ieea io cure Dy an aruggists. Supreme Conrt. Oases heard on yesterday: Withrow ye. DePrieat,' argued by M H J notice for defendant appfal lant. Little ts. Railroad, argued by Os borne for plaintiff ; L R Watts and MacRae and Day for defendant. Campbell vs. Potts, argued by L B Westmore for plaintiff. 1 Mauney vs. Red wine, argued by W J Montgomery for plaintiff ; Mac Rea and Day for the defendant. News and Observer. ', The SoarbernvStock Mutual .Fire Insurance Compaoy of Greensboro, N. 0., backed by marry of the wealthiest and best financiers of North GarbjU'a It paid last season a dividend of 20 per cent to its policy holders andus in better shape than ever before. KEEP YOUy MONEY AT HOME Concord aarercy in Lore building on West Depot street. G. G. RICHMOND", i THOS. W. SMITH. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. 1 ConcorO, N. C. Dec. i, 1896. " The Southern Express Company will sell, at public auction, at D. P. Day vault's store, for charges, about three hundred freight packages, being on hand six months and over, on Saturday, January 9th, 1897, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. unless called for, charges paid or otherwise dis posed of before day of sale D. P. DAYVAULT, Agent. ': O. M. SADDLER, Superintendent. . jy8 L. T. H ARTSELL, ATTORNEY-AT-LA.W, CHIN A WARE CUPS AND SAUCERS German china 4 cts to 25 cents. Japanese china 5 cents to 23 cents. We have mo after dinner cups and saucers jat 10 cents that we sold at 25 cents lastly ear. v PLATES. Child A B C plates at 5 and 10 cents.' Bread and butter plates. o cents up.'1 Dinner phi tea 10 .cents each. Cake plates 18 cents up to 98 cat ones that, aro worth 81 50 elsewhere. Jc?lly or' o;ive. plates 12 cents up. Br nvnie p'ate, cup and saucers 20 cents for the three pieces. DISHES. ; ALL NICELY DECORATED. Bone 5 cents; Bowls 10 to 55 cte; China mug's 3 cents up Shaving r 18 cents; Bisqu figures 5 ,to 20 cents; Individual cream and sugar sets 10 cents up, with china tray 25 to 98 cente; Tea sets containing tea pot, sugar, cream and two cups and saucers 60 centfl to 81.85; Pitchp.rs assorted from 75 cents down; Tea pots 15 cents to 45 cente; Toast racks 25 cents; Vases from 10 cents to 82 48 each; Porcelain umbrella stands 83; Lam pa aud glassware to arrive soon will be includedin the special discpunt. We have" about three times as much china, p6rcelain, glass, etc. as we had last year. B A'S KET S. CONCORD, - - N C. i Prompt attention given to all business. Office in Morris building opposUe'coart house, JNO. R. ERWIN. C A- MISENHEIMER ERWIN & MISENHEIMER, Physicians and Surgeons Office No. 3. Harty buildiner, op posite 2nd Fresbytenan churcri Charlotte, N. O. Globe 2 to 10 cents; hiandker- STATIONERY. Special job of fine rotp paper, both plain and ruled, at IS cents 'per pound; Txiin' paper for foreign mail 10 ce u ts pe r q ui re ; L ?a d pe c cils 3 cents per dozen; Ink or mucil age 3 cents; steel pens 2 cents per dozen, good. : EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. Embroidery silk at two skeios for 1 cent; Best Pilo silt:, asserted brands at. 3 cents pMr ;skeia, worth 5 cents elsewhere; Oatlining silk o cents per skein; Colored linen fins? 20 cents d zn; Turkey red cr blue cotton 5 cents dozen; Shaded nro chet cotton 4 cents per bill of . 200 yardt; Gold embroidery 3 cents per skein; .Stamped Duck Table-Coveis; with' fringe 40 cents ; Feather boa? 65 cents; Feather Colit-'rKs 1'J ct?, Ladies capes 81.30 to 8500; Child ren's Cloaks, all wool, atSl.25; K - u nants of silkoline worth 10 to 15: at 7J centf; Remnants of Printta SaUeen for Drapery .worth 2"? cecin at 12i cents; RpronantB of Printed Denim, worth 2o cents at o c-y Remnants of Colored Cotton Fiat nel for skirts worth 10 to 15 cents at to 10 cents; Cotton Eideraown 7J cents per yard; Blankets 4S c.s pr pair ap; Home-made Coufor's $15; Crib Counterpanes 43 c -t?, full sized, well assorted; gingham 3J cente; .Twenty-niiie inch cotton stripes, same styles as ala manes at 5 cents per yard; 8J"cent Outing at 5 cts, light colored 6 Jtincr at 4 cent-. All Wool Red Flannel -lo3ts up, w inch Black Storm Serge 20 cents pej yard; A full line of Hosiery acd SUk Windsor Ties 10 cents Sateen Windsor Ties 5 cent?; Cu j chiefs 15 to 25 cents; Waste . paper i House Ties Bilk 10 cents, cotton o 1 1 1 1 1 n i .n ii i n ni k nil ki i ju j " cents; ljuncn 1U to 15 centp; Large close hampers 88 eta to $1.44; Laquere'trays 20 cents; Paper nap kins 15 cents per hundred. . , A nice lot of Albums, Books and other ChristmaR ccoodson the roao. Mouse traps at 5 cents. - L.M ARCHEY, M B, Pbjsician and Surgeon. Concord, N. O. ' OFFICE: i ST. CLOUD ANNEX Very Respectfully i j
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