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11 The World'W&tfWScttifo'Xt JON D. BARRIER & SOW, Editors and Proprietors, OFFICE - IN - BRICK - ROWf" 1HE STANDARD is published every day tuuduy excepted) and delivered by arries. ;. Rates of 'Subscription-: J One year. .... .. . . . . $4.00 Six months. ....' .... . . . 2 00 Throe months.. . .". ..... , 1-00 Out Vu .-oiib. . . . . . .'. . . . . . Bingio c py. . . . ...... . .. .05 THE WEEKLY STANDARD is a our-p-ie, eight-carunm paper. It lias a larger circulation in Cabarrus than any other p iper. Price $1,00 per annum in advance. Advertising Ilats : ; Terrna for regular advertisements made hu r on application. Addre s t .11 communications to THE STANDARD, Concord. N. C. COXCOHD.N. C, FEB. 10 ,1899. We ib: todaj . the po oscd sa2-nd?ien to the coudtifc.on as it j -i ( r ;S1; fixed upon by the D2;uo3rit e caucus. It doubtlets luiSiis pledge of the party arid i i k 1 ' o i'co ail get rid of an iin ioen e vova that should never have been c t. . i Tt can v?r.rk no wrong to gro but go n far toward not he ne le ting hirvi r: : - :m:elf and every body eke , wi h i.im. It continues the fiuGbuo to the illiterate jwnites, . . 1 : ton, 1 lufieritcd loftiness of ideas, piirposep, ambitions and instinct?, characteris tic of ,the O'M's gratppt rnc?, are fa.rty eii, capacitated to Oiai a bai lee, while it look to a higher de j4re of iateliignce aa a requisite ..i ,.t.i xu ; - tiL i - jut tut cifutnoirnuuuHs; a.nei ampie tirue to prepare for it. ; In 3hort it cuts of 'the power of evil too well demonstrated in the. one race while it gently urges the other to higher sphere of power for good: that in tels lige.uce secures. ! . ' "i , The measure cannot be said to be drastic or at all brd in the light of the great evil resulting from the political scheme of enthroning Re- pu iicnHm in the South, whi h fai d in A is as in every legitimate pnrpoEP. Wo' wish very much that we could see Aith the framers of the! bill or they could See with us on thU last 'sentence of section 4. We can't ran sderstand why they cut off the garnis Bhei? power to collect the poll tex. W would go much furthest than that even. We have county com misaioners to exempt indigent char acters, and the man whose children get tqual fiee school beneSts with others, tho man who has every right .before the courts and shares' every :-advauiege of a countrv buildup; by industry and frugality should, in ms years of prime, strehgtn'' and Dower, nav Ira rnll rr Tf ha ha r r - - - v u p 0 nothing else he has the power to p his country by labor on some poblio work thin smali sum and he should be rude to do it or get off vthe earth. We regret -that we art Woefully oui of cog With the ere of this provision. frami Tnat-was a sharp whack by which th? Legislature cut off the Fusion i$W3 board of Agriculture from bnilding an annex to the ' mnenm,' the contract for which was to have baen let at 12 m. Wednesday. A bill was drawn after 10 "o'clock' that day and passed both houses in "time to stop the jobr Tke jabbery, that ran riot at the expense off the tax payers of the State may be vrelegated along with things that have passed. " ''- lately H iSofils' jrgoJJBertVe a fewj rigHtflicticin latitfHat; wanted more official jreferment than any ' pbliiieal'paijky'wH them.- The plan of showering ads Terse" CTtiticisni' on 'ever thing Srithin reach was fallen upon to call publio attention to themselves and make the unwary believe they were the men. No good successful enterprise could e 3Car)eTthe 'distortions of these v"ad vocates of peopled rights'' and, from fighting the railroads they got a lot of glory till it is not saying too much that a railroad, : no matter how much we want at least one ton come very near us, is in danger of 6ulfaring from prejadioa before an ordinary jury. The trains are expected to make the quickest of time but if some little accident .happens, .resulting in in j ary, the company is jumped on for damage, when if the injury were res ceived by the no more caref ul cons duct of an ordinary ; citizen ther would hardly be a thought ofiproee cution. A suit in Arkaneaa some time ago is in point in which a railroad was 8uedsfor dainage for a so.r that law a9leep UDder a freight car till it baoked and suddenly shaped her fcr sausage. The,jarys-gave the plains tive a verdict for damage bat the lawyer for ths -defendant wen hie Case before the Supreme court, where he said : Mui!t a railroad,? before starting its train, send, its servants to look care uijj under all the cars to asctr tain whether a eow is taking her luinroui siesta beneath their tempts mg shade ? i Is it Negligence per ee for a railroad train to cast a shadow, and thereby tempt a sow; to seek re pose at a time when the company knows that the fiery rays of the day's luminary will make her think of 8 weet slumber I under , the . impene trable shadows of an opaque body ? If a railroad. company lets a sow cat so moot of its cotton-seed that she is overcome by eomholence, is it the oompany's duty to guide . her to a spot where her slumbers may be eafe and undisturbed?" ! "We have agreed to; pay Spain 820,000.000 of our good A merican staudard money : for the Philip pines. How much it will require to properly udregs" the Filipinos remains to be developed. Raleigh Post. What General Otis1 will do for them if ithey continue to present I 1 i naked front to . him i- Will be a plenty. . I t i; I Twenty or thirty building lots for sale. fl4 ' ? J. Reed, Concord. 1 We are Manufacturing and carry in stock a full line'Of Mahtles,Newals Brackets,Dobrs Sashes, Blinds.. Siding, etc. Gables, 1 ftlsojcalers in allnds of Lumber, Lime, eement, Plaster Hair and Sewer Pipe. Give! us a call Yorke, Wadsworth & Co. and they will receive CONCORD If men bared fees for wealth and- fame And le&for battienelds and glory r - If writ in human hearts, a name Seemed better, thanin. song or story ; If men instead of nursing , pride ( I wouia iearn icf nate ana -io -aoiiur . If morejrelief ? On love to guide, Ihe world would be the better for it. - ! If men dealt less in istocka and lands, And more m' bonds and deeds'f raternftl,, If love's work had more willing' hands, To link this world with the supernal ; If men stored up love's oil and wine And on bruised human hearts would pour it, ' If "yours" and "mine' Would once combine, The world would be the better for it. If men would act the -play of life, And fewer spoil it in rehearsal ; If bigotry would sheath its knife, Till good became more universal; If custom, gray with ages grown, Had fewer blind men to adore it If talent shone In truth alone, The world would be the better for it. If men were vise in little things Affecting Jess in all their dealings : UTf hearts had fewer rusted strings To isolate their kindly feelings; If men when wrong beats down the nciif i - I Would etrive together to restore it If right made might j. In every fight, The world would be the better for it. M H Cobb, in Typographical Journal. mPGAtu nin or con use. hThe Hone jadiciary committee decided Wedne3day evening on a favorable report on the impeach- kulHru OL "uge iorwtou. we art? l T J XT-..' J TTf ' H-glad to ecu that our own L T tiart- aell voted aye. Tnere was opposition to the j bill on the ground that it is! believed that he is not a judge at all and that as the matter is in the courts Impeachment is not in order; How ever, a eub committee, we believe, of competent jaris s gave it as their opinion that he is a legal , jadge; Oa the strength of this we are glad rto- see - tne committee say, in ao mietakable terms, that he ought not to be and shall not be if the testl. mony against him be true, of which there is little doubt, . though be 'might run the gaunlet of legpl technicality. Let us have a pure, gooi, honorable jndici ry ' " Byleav-, Mr. Heaves withdrew his. bill from the House calendar Wednesday to rtquire the names of all ingredients to b3 printed in English on the labels of patent medicines. Tha 7 a well enough. J jTbere are secret tricks in all tfade,s and a whole lot of patent'medicioep would lose thir eflBcacy if the in gredients were well known. We a'! know. too. howl nninklv ntiA'a . . j r f v.T.cn goef to acbmg when he nds that by some means he has aken "piBen " Frail human na me too, leads ns to look more car y after we have swallowed it ha an before. Ornaments, Flooring, or leave your order with prompt attention. Concord's -J Department Store. m 7Fww. . of Good Clean Percale in l.to jJ wj J i M iOO Inch . Wide Bleached Sheeting at 25c. per yam. , : Feather Pillows, 3 pounds at 50o each. . Nice assortment of GounCLL from to $3.50. Crib Counterpanes at 48c Printed Cotton Flannel for wrappers at 7ic. Light onng f or WsWrte, sowns and Nice assortment of White Muslin and co ored Tidies, Mats, bcarf Lamberquins . and Table Covers. , Full size Muslin Underwear, cheaper than you can hire it made, and as well made. No 'J meaL sack sizes" in our gooas. 1 Nice AssorfcmeniTof Hose. ! Standard quality of Machine Thread for 3c. j Embroidery Silk at c, and 3c. per skein. CurtXn rSsi nnisSwith brass trimmings 22 l-2c. White enameled, no Sngs 22 l-2c. This is the latest style. 1 Also a sm alWr ze in cherry, oak and wnite enamel finished for 10c. These are lor df aping the curtain over the pole. Shades. Felt 10c, Oil shades with nice border 25c. . Lace Curtains' at 68 cents and up. Nice assortment of Pictures at 10c up. , Cotton Bats 7 l-2c ptr roll, : The best 5c. bleaching in town. SBGQND FLOOR Owing to a lack of room we liaye b jen compelled to moye our TinwarerLamps, etc., up stairs wliere we w-11 kecb a full line of CMna and glass ware a littte later n, J Glass Lamps, complete at 22 to 58o., Fancy Parlor Lamps S jc to $2.00, Hall Lamps $1.4 andSl.68. Library Lamps$1.68, Night Lamps25c. Lamp chimneys 5c. Seyen Piece Glass Water Sets 50c, Vases 10c to 75c each. Tinware Department. . tn' ,J : :. Oyer 200 pieces of Greystone ware at 10c eachasfollows: Wash, milk, pudding; pie, jelly, bie.cuit, dust and sauce , pans, soup, vegetable and water dippers, cake turners, spoons, cups, funnels,! 2izes; covered buckets, cuspidoers. ! Very Respectfully, D. J. ABE YOU A s BOS T A Home Faver Containing -Home and Other JVews That Is of Interest To Our Readers. mm IN YOtTR IN ORDER THAT A PAPER MAY THRIVE IN OUR CITY IT MUSTHAVB " THE HEARTY CO-OPERATION Brlco otD'AlLY One month...... . . ...; ...... . . . . . . 35c5 Three months. ,.EJl$1:00 Six; months ; . . . . . ... p . v gjOO Onefyear...... ..... ...SWOO 6 ydi leogtliat 25c. per ponnd. . infant's wear T SUBSCRIBER SUBSCRIPTION. and PATRONAGE of Its PE0PUBJ STANDARD AN LUMBER COMPANY.
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