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ODE TO THE SHEEP
(Adopted for the benefit of put Leg
I isUtors.)
There were ninety and nine that
safely lay
In th'k ebelter of a fold
la a sheep ranch up on a mom:
tain Fide,
While one wan out in the cold
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out on the mountain bleak
and wild
Fo
It
wandered about lik
lost child.
The shjeiherd, apleep in his
warm cot,
Ne'erj
His vis
neat,
dreamed but all wa- welJ,
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qoxcGi, c, march, s .isqo.
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VT- WH BEEN PASSED.
Th.?'re ;' ' v rree of diaapnoint-
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men t and-a keenly felt injustice to
the pre- - '. .: proposed law of
common iu.,' md rairnesa to this
potent cl . :u.j apparently died in
Home pigeon ru.'Ie or committee rocm
of the leg!?ltare.." It ia rather surd
prising that thia law has not ben
enacted. The instance of the E)urs
ham Snn ihoald hava shown the
necessity f: oss increased protec
don to this clas ihi ia expected to
! ' . i
he abreast wish every thing that
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happens ad tt the people about it
in the rait Explicit terms possible.
.Newspaper iin tre liable to err aa
oth-er rw.- xr-mi. be. esptciftlly
wen poisea si nac impoaea nron
ions all held one hundred
beep,
All fipacl ne wanted to eel).
But one was out on the hills
IM -
away-
It had gamboled off from where
While
it should stay.
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lie keerer slept a peck of
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ours
Charged down upon the fold
And killed every one of the ninety
and nine
At least so I've been told.
Just chewed them up and sped
live to caew anomer day.
To
The ow
ner said a he viewed the
it-
beide th-37 .-.ie so? j tried in
sUtino- the. vitriolic gall that is ofun
pressed upon tfcem by the yery kind
that would be the srst to sue or
fight if ibvjf were itllected upon
Why not let a fair explanation and
ratiaalion of unintended wrong
the end of the affair ? 8urely
traction aod apology is a pun
men t severe enough to be studiously
Utiiuc-dj
be
sh
If troubled with rheumatism.! ftive
Chamberlain's Pain-Halm a trial. Jt will
not cost lypu a cent if it does no rood.
Oqo application will relieve the pain.
It also cures sprains and bruises in onc
third tfcje time required by any (other
treatment.; Cuts, burns, frostbites,
quinevji pains in the side and chest.
1 glandular and other swellings are quick-
t I ' - 3" J- ! . -V ...
ij curea .ny applying 11. Jivery pottle
warranted I rrice, 23 and 50 cts.-f-M L
Marsh M Go.
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REMAxL.LL WORDS.
In the State Senate Tuesday a
recess from buainess was taken as
n opportunity for kindly expires
sionei Senator Justice presented to
Sanator Travis the pen which Lieu
tenant Governor Reynolds signed
the constitutional amendment bill,
and Senator Smith presented to the
Lieutenant Governor a silver set, as
an expression of the Senate to him5
for justice, kindness amiability aa a
presiding ; clBcer, when that officer
end that this body was one of the
most remarkable and distinguished
wer assembled in North Carolina.
With much feeling he said if God
gavo him bis will he would meet
tois same body when he calls the '
sanatorial body to order two years
from now. No ruling of the chair
during tie session, he said, had
been questioned; always there had
been kindnes?, patience land earn
estness, in the work. f,
It would seom that he might be
ead out of tho party for such frank
3Q3S?, the more exasperating because
MMi PARKS W1KS.
ij if i
"Some lawmaker's dog did this.
But I d.iire not utter this fear iiloud
Lest rm sued for the sheeji they
. miss
II if
Il'a better to have ono live, lost
head
Than ninety and nine allldesd
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Selected,
A. Ueliulllon, By e Who Knw'
Something yet nothing! nowhere
yet every when; priceless yet worth
lesp; worth maou and costs nothing;
costs much and worinj nuiuiut'i
where the giver receives a.nd the re
Ciiver give; of which the poorest
ofU-n i;ave the greatest supply,
while the rich often have the least
supply, and yet n one has any
supply at all and everyouo base
supply that is inexhaustihl' ; what
Women have died for and my n have
lived foi; wba, men have died fcr
and wemn hav p-nyed t r; a thing
r.bat is tsaeleasand without a sound
j. ul yet il a the swebiet ( f sweets
to both mouth and au; eomethibg
you always find at weddinsrf and
i.ineraU; the first act of childhood
and the last ac of old, ag' ; often
cold in life and' warm in death; an
expression of sorrow; an expreneion
of joy ami one of rief ; v;hat m-rJ
have fought for and men hare
sneered a ; omtbiuc that maSes a
woman thrill with j v Or tremble
with ff-ni; sometim'3 i caAise of li'e
and ( ften a cau?e of death; a souic-'
of joy and a source of pain; a source
of love acd a source ol hate; a
cause of weal and a c:iuda of wop.
the sweetest, the 'o'U;::eB;j the mott
harralsp, th ) - most dangerru; ; the
soonest, furoitfen, tho longest rt
ni iul e'td; cadsic-s blood and tea a
to mingle together in undying love
or in undying bata A Ki. L B.
Wetni'.T.in Lincoln Joujrnal.
A. R. De Flnont, editor of the Journal,
Doylestown, Ohio, suffered for a number
of years from rhenmutism in j his riht
fctioulder aL-d eicle. Ho says; J My
rijrht arm at time was entiiely useless.
I tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and
vris surprised to receive relpef almost
immediately. Tho Pain Blm has been
a constant companion of mi Qti ever since
and it never fails." For sate by M L
Mash fc Co. I
The
Caller" fs the exchange editor
in?" I J -
The Editor "I am he."
Calle-i;Wll, ' T want to
change jthis summer suit for a
ter ovef coat'Eechanee.
OPEIA
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COMIIsG
A Guaranteed Attraction
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The Supremo C9urt on Tuesday!
the 7tb, in the case of Parks vs.
tho Southern Railway, affirmed
tho decision of the Superior
Court. This ends a sharp and
closely contested legal battle and,
without knowing the merits of the
case, we are glad to think that
twolvo good Cabarrus citizens
knew how to do right and render
justice and there was no -error1 in
tho court's proceedings. The
Amount of the verdict was $2,000.
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Tip Always Popular
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In the L
i 51 o"' I n On Havnnn.
Tro.ton, N. J., Marchj 6 Arti
cles of incorporation were filed to
day of the Havana Cdmmerciel
company, with a paid up capital of
S20;000,C00. This company is or-0-j.
to pcV;dco, mcjiiuf acture
and deal in tobacco and do a gec
eral tobacco business. The incorpo
ratera are : Isadore L Carroll, James
V H Lawrence and Charles L Hor
ton. Tho latter owns alljthe stcck
except 40 shares. Hoitorl ltft New
York today forCuba.
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atest Laughing Successes
We have saved many doctor bills since
vre began usiner Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in our home. We keep a bot
tle open all the time and whenever any
of my family or myself begin to catch
cold we begin to use the CoughRemedy,
and as a result we neve?: have to
send away for a 4ctor and incur a large
doctor bill, for Chamberlain's Cough
Bemedy never ails to cure. It is cer
tainly a medicine of great merit and
vforth.D. S. Mearkle, General Mer
chant and Farmer, MattieL Bedford
county, Pa. For sale by M L Marsh &
Co. i
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THEAOT.
When havirg Laundry work
done it is iinportant to
know the oharaoier of ms
ten?
Cheap labor,
THREE NIGHTS
Monday, March ithr
PRICES 2c, 35o. and 50c.
cli'p tuap, cheap starcb, always
sbov thetnsalvea in the work turned
out. A Laundry that employs first
class help at living wages jj that uees
only the best material that
money can procure, must
of necessity turn oat work
to which the tcosc fastidi
jious can find no objections.
Work turned out by ihej Concord
Steam Laundry, with itls modern
new machinery and expert employes,
is firstnclasa in every respect. A trial
will convince you of the statements.
Send in your name and bes
come f member of the;Oon
cord Linndry Cleaning
Club one dollar a month.
CONCORD Steam LAUNDRY i
. AND . !
DYE WORKS.
SHIRTS REPAIRED FREE.
'Phoned.
S2 A (T W ACHE and KHEtTBfATtSM TQUGVtk
JRacEet Store
o
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Vnd will save money by seeing our
v w . . - '.
TiTih nt White Goods lor tne- oaoiBs.
Our 16 and 18 cent Dimity sells for 25 cents.
One ladie told us she had just paid 23 cents for the
Linen we ofifv-red her at 10 cents per yard.
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is the n
Our line of
HAMBURG-
cest assortment we have ever ,
shown.
New lot of
Crokinole E
; at $1.68.
Indi
a
oards
We shave decided to continue .
prices on Box Papers and Tr T- -e
bial
All Box Paoer contaiii 21 sheets oi xu r r ubd 24
envelope.
50 Boxes worth 5 and 10 at 3c.
100 Boxes at 5c, worth 10?,.
122 Boxts at 7c, worth 10 to 15c,
160 Boxes at 10l, worth 15 to 25c.
250 Boxes at 15e, worth 25 to 30c.
95 Boxes at 25c, worth 35 to 50c
100 Pencil Tablets, reulr 5c ones for S
432 ink Tablets at 3c, Vorth 5c.;
125 Ink Tablets at 5c, worth 10c
4S0 Ink Tablets at 10c, warch 10 to 25c.
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New lot of Belt, Sash and Neck
Ribbon, Buckles and Clasps in today
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