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No. 10 arrives at' 6.17 a m
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Hakry P. Deaton, local reporter.
C SHORT LOCALS." r
-3 K ybody ride Crawford bicvcles.
a A -Dodd and his Kentucky
Red Miller's ad. on this page.
He advertises a fine line of molasses.
Read Oald'a netv ad. on this page
today. .Hp has good shoes at all
price.; r
The Lu.ther Leapjne of St James
congregation will meet at 7:30 to-
L The amendments to the Charter
ot Cdncord prssed third reading in
I the House 'Tuesday.' '
When bilious or costive, eat a
Cabaret; candy cathartic, cure guar
anteed, 10c, 2oe; ! '"v ;ir i
The regular monthlv .rnPAtinCT rtf
" . J v
i no rn nhtt tn
vw wuuijf uuiuiiBbioners win oe
Held Monday.
Keeper Barnhardt. of thA
home, says the few sick inmates are
improving in health.
Fair and colder to-night and to
morrow ; jpartly cloudy tomorrow,
r a ine iorecast. , : : ,
1 Only twenty-se ven marriage
''voubb, nave Deen issued so lar.this
month-and February is not a good
-uuuvu tJimer. .
A lot of nice malting iust refifiiv,
at Ould's to be sold at 10 cents
pt?r yara.
t".o late.
Call at once before it is
THE, Standard is -lad to learn
iat Mr, Lee Martin has about re
covered from a severe attack of the
Blackbirds are unusuallv abnnd
. at in Georgia this year, and the
32perstitious think they must be a
'ign'ofsomethingr '
sses
The topics of goaeral discussion
"n the streets are the good roads
bonds questions, in ; which
sry -citizsn is more or lesa in-
- ' . -316(1. " '
J ack Iiller, a negro -suspected of
. araer iat lNorloI, Va., for whom
a rsward;of S100 was offered by the
governor ot Virginia, w?.i-captured
Charlotte Tuesday. x :.
Mr. Monroe Voiis, once a resident
this city but now of1 Iredell
nty, near Mooresville, gave The
tandard a pleasant call; Tuesday.
He .is visiting relatives in this
county.' ;: .. ;..-
. Mis3. Fannie Boyte ha3 resigned
sh position of typewriter in the
ieo of Mr. W M Smith, to accept
1 i position in Charlotte MissLIllie
ackwelder will fill the position
signed by Miss Boyte.
Mr. Will T Johnston, of this
who is attending school at
viobane, represented the Y. M. C. A.
of that place in the State conven
'ion held, at Winston. Mr. John
oa la a student of ability and is
13 earnest Christian worker.
Standard age ara fri- ? ,The
NorthP? ?iU maa sa-vs tha the
orta Carolina n .
TOtreaked and striped arU
Raleigh now takes theVremk
cle at
-uiuera Denver
secret moni.n;...'3-. .
medicines. WiTh X,tQ !Len 1
moists, it baa always been ""tT
ed a standard remedy.
.Governor BushneU, of Ohio' has
yielded to the tr6nndon i poAnlto
pressure brought to bear upoiTm
and has-made announcement of S3
purpose to appoint the Hon Ma
SMAnatofiUitheMat in th.
oouai.e to &a vEc-ited by Mr Shrr
m0n; on tl;e 4th proximo.
care f0r eruptions, .boil?, nimpLe,
e eaXat' 6t0? ,elap" ltinS from
eadiet ant hie on ship-board or
a Snl?7-0" 8-- value as
t DJc.!0ii ai.aiiye medicine
cannot be overestimated. . '
.enator PrUchari 0: North Uaro
Una. called on Mr. Arir;,,!.,,. .
V E Boyd, of Xorth Carolina,
"r0' P'iwon. Mr. Pritcn-
talk, with the Presicnt-eieec but
tbat the selection of Mr. Gary, of
jriauu, a,9 me southern repro
sentative in t.h f k; . , i
aoubtles8 deDnvn Nnrth r
piace.
A movement is on fan f. tr. mou
a.material change in the. method of
vumuB unimnajB. Tnero are
many objections to Dublin .n:
tions, and they have to a large ex
tent been done awav with. Thfl
private executions in iAila oiart
, . , - j1"" uuro
objectionaole feature. Sn if. ia
suggested that as soon as the sen
tence of death is passed on a crimi
nal, he.be sent to the State peniten
tiary,, and there exppntftH " Tk;Q
would also
condemned murderers that some
time occur.
TOCCBE.A COLD IS OXE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-
iew. aii druggists refund the
money if it faila to cure. 25c.
-ma
To Hear Talinage.
. The Rev. Dr. T DWiff Tot mo rrn
lectures in Charlotte tonight. - Quite I
a number of our citizens will be
present. Among! those who have
gone over for this occasion are :
Mr. and Mrs. S J Lowe, Drs. Laff-
erty and Montgomery, Messrs. Cbal
White and D J Bcs tian.
Did you ever voa
f der what that heavy
j weight on one side
j of a locomotive
I wheel was there for?
Anyone who under
! stands mechanica
knows the need of
, ; a counter-balance to
tqualize power and keep the machinery
ff-oinc with a steadv even motion. With-
' o pf . '
out it the machinery wbuld wrench itself
out oi snape. it is ine same way witn tn
machinery of the human -body : it needs
to go on steadily and regularly to be in
good health not by fits and starts. The
sudden wrenching medicines which peo
ple sometimes take to overcome consti
pation, give a violent strain to the intes
tines which weakens them, so that the
costiveness is afterwards worse than be
fore. ? )' i " f . v ;. I
i What costive people need 'is a natural
laxative like Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pelleti
V ' t ' . CAJl X. . . w tiw . . . A A W
lent. They . move the bowels gradually;
and comfortably but surely. You caiii
regulate the dose one, two or three
."Pellets "exactly as you need. They
strengthen the intestines to do their own
work, so that after their movements hav
become, regular they keep on naturally
of themselves. ,
- The "Pleasant Pellets" gently stimu
late and invigorate the liver to throw off
biliousness ; and tone up the stomach ta
secrete the digestive juices, and over
come dyspepsia. The entire digestive,
or alimentary, tract is. put in motion in
the regular steady way of nature and
health. This is what makes the V Plea.
ant 'P11ofo cr iTtimpn;plv snnptiftr tn
WAV JL J w w
the numerous purging pills which wrench
and weaken the system. Druggists may
get more profit out of those other pilfj
put you don't.
The V Pleasant Peuets " are tiny sugar
Coated granules 40 or more in a littlt
one-inch vial tightly corked, hence, al
ways fresh and reliable. j
Send we cat stamps to cover cost of mail
fne only, and ret his great, book. The People1!
Common See Medical Adviser, ,bsoluUly frb&
Addrea. World's Dispennanr Medical
fim, Nta. ti Uin fUrect, Bu&lo. 14, Y. .
was lea leu.
Atlanta i3 threatened with a cake
wukiogfevr.
Buscuif coaipaaiei: are at war. All
of them bave dough1.
.The truata neeta tq be affected with
aotnetninj like bo cholera.
Forager Bay he'd !5 00 buav to talk
as tae inipr ible occurred a: last ?
and-
n Te best S3 GO ehpe 'ever sold in
Concord. We have this shoe in all
the latest toes, which arenas folio we:
The Orient, which is a ' xrety narow
point, the Royalty on; Coiu, which
ia one of the neatest toes ehown'
this season, the Kdight Templar toe
has become verv nnntilnr it ;a
little wider than the -Rottr Qn
is solid comfort, fits'thsrtfoot - per
fectly. We have this rrtift ifr-hlnolrc,
and tan, made of the bedt of Calf
bsin, Vici Kid Kangaroo.
i v.;
''We can furnish votfnnfr
83 50 that will eq ual ah y5 00 shoe
on the market j in ' the "fditnwiniT
numbers : 5i. 6. 6h and V." 'Thooo
ate in. our samDla-linft' anfl nr
oougnt with a jbig discount off,
which enables us to nive van snph
t . . ... If --rr'" V
goodvalue for your money. :
Our 85 00 line consists of Patent
Leathers, Cordivans, French Call
and Vici Kids made in all the lat
est toes. We are showi ng. the best
line of shoes in Concord. Give us a
look. ' j : , V""-; r
$2.50, 2,00, 1.75, -l.'SO.
For the above figures we can "fur
nish you with a first-class shoe.: for
tne money. W e offer for 82 50 a
genuine Goodyear Welt shoe, which
we guarantee wi
1 equal any $3.00
welt in town.
LADIES
SHOES.
We have them and thev aro
known asioner Wearers. narrv
them from 50 cents a pair to $3 50.
Our line only want to be seen to be
appreciated. I ; r
; b all line of jchildren s shoes at
bottom prices. Call to see tia. " Onr
shoes are madef by fine" architects
ana builders : ot the footwear with
few equate and no superiors,
0UID11ERCUTILE v CO.
THE SHOERS OF CONCORD.
iWADE IViE A MAN
AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY CUBE
AZJj Nervous XiseMe Failing Mem
I ory, Impotency, Bleeplessnees, eto, caused
uj aumw w oLiier excesses ana indis
cretions, j TJiey quickly and turelu
restore Ijost Vitality in old or young, ana
fit.amanTnicfnl. Knot
taken in time. Their use shows immediate improve
ment and effects a CUIIE where all other fail In-
bio upon iWTing genuine A3 ax xaoiets. xney
pave cored thousands and will core yon. We give a pos
itive wrlttAn ononintMi tn ciTanf o w MVA j
each case or refund the money. Price wU W I Ot per
package; or six pkges (full treatment) for (2JG0L By
mail, in plain wrapper, upon receipt of price. Circular
Wantsd-An Idea
Who ean thl&K
of some simple
thlug to patent?
Protect your ideasr they may bring you wealth.
---- - miiim
write juh.n wfiyuattBUKM S: CO- Patent Attor
oey.i.5ashingtrfl, D.-Cfor their tl.800 prise oOar
ad list ox twj oundrea iiiv-- wuniAk, i
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L0NGRESS
Lace
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Hood's Sarsapariila TnuiBplianl in a Severe Test
Ofsfresing Sore Gomplslely Goreil
The testimonials in behalf of Hood's SarsaDarilla are
vjorth reading because they
tid.ru a iew moments to read
No man is more favomhlv
m and about Epping, N: II., than Mr.
uubepn j&toKes, the husband of the
Udyref erred to. His word U as good
a a UJ S. bond and eveiy statement
fj-om him op his family may be most
implicitly relied upon. tv Read this: 1
"V. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass - j
ml Qentlemea : For fully twenty years
my mother has been seriously troubled
by a sore on her nose. For spine time we
thought! it of a cancerous nature, and it
was removed three times. A physician in
Boston said the sore was not a cancer, but
"A Catarrhal Sore."
It discharged and was, of course, very an
noying as well as painful. Sometimes it
was as large as a half dollar, and it was
necessary to keep it bandaged and pro
tected most of the time. About two years
ago the sore seemed to be spreading over
er lace, and was larger than when the
ostonj physician removed it. There is
o question but that its of Igin was in
The Scrofulous Humor '
with which my mother has always been
jtroubledi Two years ago she decided to
jgive Hood's Sarsapariila av faithful trial,
also using, as an outward application,
Hood's Olive Ointment. 1 1t was soon J no
ticed,' to the joy ol the family, that the
cold Dy air draggists; - Price $l
Hp h H9! S T9 -Lowl? Ma
A NEW LOT OF
. t
just'in from New York, The
very; latest style. Eyery one
a bargain. Come at; once and
see i them. ' .....
S We want, particularly to
call your attention to onr
Laides and Children.
-S H O E S-
They are known as f "Long
wearers. 7 Every one who
tries them come back when in
rjeed of another pair. ' Our
line! of Children .Shoes can
not be excelled. Try fc them
a ad
be conyinced.
A Nice Linelor.
Just Received-
i We are daily adding: to onr
stock in all its line. r JWill
take great pleasure fin show
ing our goods.
Jcome to see ns
Mill.
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GAPES
JACKETS
r n r;l
tell things ivorth i telling.! ' just
this statement below:
sore was diminishing In size and was be- -coming
less troublesome?. Thi encour-
agef.her to continue the use of Hood' '
Sarsapariila. She took 11 bottles and now r
Her Face Is Veii.
The soro has entirely disappeared, leaving r
not a scar, but only a slight mairk, which
we think may in time totally disappear. ;
It is such a comfort to her and iuch a joy
to the rest of the family that we feel in
debted more than we can express, to
Rood's ! Sarsapariila, that she has been
cured after twenty j years of suffering." ,
Miss E. A. Stokes, Epping, nJ II. :
From fcflr. Stokes;
" I am glad to say that the cure of my
wife is exactly as stated in my daughter'
letter above. Joseph Stokes,
Col. Bennett,
Who writes the following, is a' leading "
contractor and builder, liasj been on
the Governor's staff, and held other of
ficial positions of condencejand trust:
"I know the paieJreferred to in the
oughly reliable. I have known about
this case for some time, and am glad this
testimonial has" been sent to jc. I. Hood
&Co.
J. W. Bennett, Lowell, Mass.
arsa
par H la
?six for $5,. Prepared only by
- The Best Spring Medicine,.
Offers to the business public a re
liable, permanent, couaervative and
accomodating bankiug institution
: We solicit your business with the
assurance of hQorable
and duo appreciation of
ronage. ' .l " ;-v "
If we can serve you at
we shall be glad to have
and see us.
treatment
your path
any
time;
come.
you
LIBER7VL ACCOMMODATIONS
. TO CCI3T0MERS;
1 GapitaIandfStirjpl$70t)00 - :
D. B. COLTRANE, Cashier.
J. M. ODELL, Pre3.
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SPECIflLT YIrj?'"iS
tiOTV liLOOn POISHN tiprmnor,i.
cured in 15 to 33 days. Yon can be treated at
horse for same price tinder same guaran
ty. If yon prefer to come here we wlllcon
tract to pay railroad f areand hotel billsnd
BO charge, if we fail to cure. If yon hare taken mer
cury, iodide potash, and still have aches and
rains. Mucous Patches in month. Sore Throat
Pimples, Copper Colored Spots, Ulcers' on
any part of the body. Hair or Eyebrows faUln z
rnt. it in thia SnflnnHoTO 1? f .OOT PnisnxJ
we guarantee to enre. We solicit the most obsti
nate cases and cnaUenjpe the world for a
case we cannot cure. This disease has always
baffled the skill of the most eminent physi
cians. 850G,COO capital behind oar nncondV
Uonal guaranty. Absolute proofs sent sealed ozx
application. Address COOK ' REMEDY CO.
03 Haeonio Xesaple, CHICAGO. ILLZZ
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