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THE STANDARD,
Concord, N. C.
GoTernor if ,fce shodfafdil to make
ialfpiroatrpMny ltberalroads
democratic; ticket.
FOR MAYOR:
J. L. .Ckowell:
FOR TOWN COMMISSIONERS:
Ward No.
The Cr of all the Bus
liamitfea J t&Govnfr
ha attempted to do but it reminds
tis "of the"fable of the TiehlhaVfrled
to lay an egg as large as that of la
goose, with the result that Bhe only
injured herself and brokvthe egg.
Sbe la 'a Llvi Wire.
I Georgia has another electrical
wonder in the person of Miss Fanmie
Hester, of Oconee county. She is a
human dynamo of remarkable pow
ers. By running her hands through
her hair she can produce a enoer
of electric sparks, and in tne dark
the tracks of her shoes can be seen
sparkling aa if in flames Miss
Fannie is young and pretty, and is
a splecdid attrun for some young
man who thinks en handle a
live wire without getting hurt,
Rome (Gi)Trihus)M
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1 L. D. Duval and L.
D COLTKANE.
Ward No. 2 W. A. Wilkinson and
R. F. Coble.
. , rTTSaTedTwo.
War a iNo. 6 it a 15rown ana j
; . Patterson.
Ward Np. 4-A JB Young and G T
Crowell .
rClREACOL IX OSE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let. All . drugtfi- refund the
money if U' fails t u re. 25c. ml4
FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEEMEN
Ward No.lW R Odell.
Ward No- 2 D B Ooltrane , n:
Ward No. 3 JnG. A Cline.
Ward No. 4 D B Morrison.
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CONCORD, APRIL 26 1897.
THOSE FACT? AND FIGURES.
We are glad to present to our
readers today some interesting faoti
and figures from the Baltimore Sun
placing the first administration of
President Cleveland and that5 of nis
succeE s ir, President Harrison, in the
true statistical lipht, from which,
the Hoa. Ki Gadger and his kind
who manipulate ; and - manufacture
statistics toift it emergencies, - as he
did about his CrajufeerrjeJaininf
to vn, had obscured them, with such
bold assertions as to cause thought
ful men to atop and , wonder if they
had been political dupes ; , 1 ;:
Political tricksters may down
facts in the minds of the uninformed
but they won't.stay down.
We were led to bplieve and do be
lieve-that statistics will prove the
first administration of Cleveland to
b a model of retrenchment, eoono- j
my and wise financiering, t
His second administration was en
Tironed, not by him but in spite of
him, by such anomalies that, stand
ing atf we do,in the midst of the con
flict iti8tead of a more distant vantage
ground our opinions clash. Thev
From the Stanly Eoterprise we
learn that but for the prompt and
gallant action of Mr Oates, a drug
gist at Albemarle, Misses Daisy
Presson and' Florence Spinks, of
Albemarle, would have been drowned
in the Yadkin river at the ' Easter
Monday picnic. ' One fell in, t it
seems, and in the . excitement the
other went in too and both were in
great danger of Jbeing drifted "into
the deep 'water. Mr. Cates has the
proud satisfaction of having rescued
them both. " f
Beautiful eyes grow dull and dim
As the swift years steal away.
Beautiful, willowy forms o slim
Lose fairness with every day.
But she still is queen and hath charms to
spare jj . ? ' -
who wears youth's coronal heautiiml
hair.
Preserve Your Hair
and you S preserve your youth,
"A "wornan is as old as she
looks," says the "world. No
woman looks as old as she is
If her hair has preserved its
normal beauty. You can keep
hair from f ailing" out, restoring
its normal color, or restore the
normal color to gray or faded
hair, by the use of
1
Ayer's Hair Vigor,
U For Over Fifty fears
Afrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been , used for , over fifty years by
millions of mothers for their child
ren while teething, with perfect suc
cess. " It soothes the child, softens
tne gums, allays all pain, cures wind
colic arid is 'the best remedy for
DiarfhoSft? s It will relieve ih'e poor
liUlfetuflerer immediately. Sold by
druggists in every-partof the world,
Twenty-fiye cents a bottle, Be" sure
ana ass xor -mrs. - winsiows Dootn
iifr Syrup', and take no other kind
lifts pat-1:
'
interested in , the ycle track - and
show themselves rash, eccentric, in4!)all r0UDd wiI1 be Present- Meet-
Will Orgranlz'e To-Nlfrbt.
Bicycle and base-ball enthusiasts
will meet to-night,T not at the Court
House as "stated, -but ' atstke Fire
men's ti all in rear of the Mayor's
omce, when ail" association will be
organized. " An effort was made to
secure the court house, but failing
there and at the Mayor's omce, the
gallant firemen came to their rescue
and kindly consented for the boys
to occupy their neatly equipped
room. It is hoped that every one
competent judges who would have
us believes that his second adminis
tration was a moiel of unwisdom,
incongruity and perfidy,
Injudicious and absurd criticisms
reflect more severely on the author
than they do on the subj.ct.
-XHJE GOVERNOR MAY FAIL.
J udge Mcl ver rendered a decision
recently that the abominable legisla
tion that has caused so much trouble 1
in Wilmington is unconstitutional.
;.' The case is to be carried, to , the
Supreme Gourt and is to be heard )
today. If the judgment of the lower
court is sustained the Governor will
fail to make pie out of Wilmington's
mayoralty ana the Democratic
municipal government will stand; ;
The Governor seems to be destined
to some bad luck anyhow. Many of
mg at 8 o'clock.
New York's Gala Day.
Today there is in New York one
of the grandest gatherings ever held
in the fijreat metropolis. It is the
occasion of tne formal dedication of
the new and massive tomb of Gen
eral Grant. It was formally tumed
over to the city of New York and
will be not only a charge but a fea
ture of interest and attraction to
t he great city. -
jProbably every civilized nation
with - which we have diplomatic re
latioitriB-rejireseatfed irTthe gather
ins. ix part lor tne- programme is a'
review, by the President, of the
naval parade and the firing of salutes
hlsrhonor. The ceremonies may
t -for must of the week. ;
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IS JUST ACCORD FOR ADULTS.
WAR RAWTCD- PRICE 50its
' raris Meaicine uoM rsi. IjOQIs. mo. ,
- G imtlcmen WQ olA Jasfc -jear COO-bottles A
OBOVE'8 TASTELESS CIHLX.vTONIC nd .have
bought thiea rtobs alreadr IhlB year. In all or ex
perience of 14 years, in the drug business, hare
never sold an articlethat ffave such bnlrersai satis
facUoa aa your Tome . Xpurs truly, ' '
ABKXY, CABS A CO
t
For sale arid guaranteed by al
drugffiRfs.
Offers to the; business public a re
liable, permanent, conservative and
accomodating' banking institution.
We solicit your business with the
assurance of honorable treatment
and due appreciation of your pat
rooage. j
If we can serve you at 'any time,
weshall be glad to have you come
and see us. j
LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS
TO CUSTOMERS.
Gapital and Sulplus $70 000.
D. B. COLTRANE, Cashier.
5 cents.
D ecorated Glass Eggs 5 and 25 cents
Itvrgv line of Ladies Embrdlderied
bandkerchiefs from 10 to 37i cents.
JNew. l t of Ladies Umbrellas and
Paasols 45 cents to S3. 1
Percale Sun Bonnets at 25 cents
Childrens Parasols at 20 cents
Straw Hats
4 cents upland mens 8 cents up.
1 Twelve dozen Corsets 20 cents np.
C B, Corsets worth $1 at 85 cents.
Summer Corsets 45 cents to. 60 60cts
Tne best 50 cent corset in town.
Mikes Corsets 35 cents.
, Cbildrens Waisis 18 cents.
See onr Kid Grloyes at 85, 90 and 98
cents.
ew Patterns of Hamburgs.
Lace Curtains 68 cents up.
Boys' ' White Shirts j
35 and 45 cents.
' Men' Laundened Colored Shirts
23 cents up.
Toil De Nord Windsor Ties at 5 cts.
These ties will wash likej a i hander
chief. 1
Club Ties 5 to 12 cents "n
Crochet Cotton 5 cents per ball,
5 cent Skeins Wash Embroidery
Silk 3c. ' :
Gold - Embroidery - Silk
3 cents.
Satety Pins 2c pr dozen.
Mourning pins 1 cent per box.
Shirt Buttons 2 cents per gross.
Good needles at 1 cent per paper.
JNot trash.
White Tape 1 cent per roll.
J". BOSTIAK
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The People's Trading Place.
; There is an everyday onward 'march in the CHEAP STORE
One success serves simply to stimulate us to furtier efforts.
This week we have much in store for 'you that will, prove of
vital interestNew Prices, ; 1'
I It will pay you to; watch our ads.
It "will pay you better to come to our store.
READY TO WEAR HATS.
Dont imagine that our millinery show is any less attract
tive because the Easter season1 Has passed on the, contrary
you may look! for eyen better and' brighter things than ever
Just arrived this week our second sbipment, whicH is
larger than our hrst and the styles are more attractive ana
the price much lower tnen ever.
Straw Hats
; The biggest assortment of Mens'
and boys Stray Hats to be found in
in the city.
: 75 cent hats for 50.
50 u " 40
40 " i! u 25
Parasols
Wte have all that yon could expect
to find in this line from 45c to $1 50
Fans --Ye; have bought largely
dnd ttiey will arrive the last of this
wVek.v We hve the "style and the
price -to Boxt:M
n D RCC n nn nQ . ln rooi, Cotton and Wool Mixed ia
UUUUJ-a ;band8ome,?array of styles. We
make the price so that all wilt like it ; -Wash GbodBna better assort
ment in the citv. We commence oarj Lawns at about 5c and have a fall
line at 7$i 10, 12J and 16 cts. Ever number is a trade and winner.
All Waste Goods In Linen 'Effect , . , '
is remarkably good for this seasom. We have the most attractive
things in that line8 Jto 16c per yd. Linen with Purple Polka Dot.
J. Mj
ODELL, Pres.
H. W. Fryling.
Bring
la
JHE ONLY True BlOod Pupifler
prominently-in the public eye to
r is Hood's Sarsaparillai Therefore
; Hood's and ONLY HOOD'S.
me
your
repair
'. i'j.'
work.
All
work
" done f
promptly
and
satisfaction
guaranteed
Duck
White, Black and Blue" 10 and 12
Linen Crash . 13c.
Boys and Childrens Suits 6 to .15
years old 90 j to 3.50
All of our Mens' Pants at Net
Cost.
Dotted Curtain Swiss
Reduced to 10c. Just half pride,
j Boys Shirts with Collar and
Cuffs 45. !
Mens' Colored Shirts with Collar
and Cuffs 25c.
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OTT.R FURNITURE -
nnnnt.fmaTf ia fT-rrTxrinop -pn-nirllv Wa o.arrv a nice line
and with" oufsmall expense we 'are winning trade. We dont
claim to be a biff furniture house, but what we have no one
can sell it to you for any less money,
H. W. Pry ling.
SIDE BOARDS We have
three good numbers at $12 50,
17100 and 25 00.
LOUNGES $4 00, 6 00, 10 00
and 12 50, all good , values.
CHAIRS From a cheap Split
Bottom at 50c to about $6 00,
BED ROOM SUITS From
i $15 00 to 35 00 oak. ;
BED SPRINGS $2 00 to 2 50.
LAMPS 95, 1 00 and 1 25.
WARDROBES - Solid quar
tered qak, high polish $7o0,
10 00 and 12 50.
Round and Square Tables,
Oak and1 Poplar Wash Stands,
Poplar Bread Safes,
Kitchen Tables, l
AJATTRESS All Cotton, Lot
ton and Shuck and Straw.
TOILET SETS 9 Pieces
for $4 00 , . ;
VVe can tit up your house in very good shape on easy terma.
; LOWE & Diurv.
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