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JOHN D. BARRIER & SON,
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a circulation in Cabarrus than any
other paper.- Price $1,00 per annum in
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THE STANDARD,
, , Concord, NJ C.
we art. OTcrioosinjf uo
heetafl Cayilft,
has this to his oredit, ha kicked on
bad beef toEl slatn .
tnti iM the j msgnificent
tile
at 8antiago
outrages of
Gen. Miloa
THE UNIVERSAL. SHOUT.
We're Just like the rest of the ootin-
A CREDITABLE ACT.
This winter has cut up such
: shines.
You can't tell the south from Hew
. j . England;
I , The blimrd, kilt ,S?9,onl
to detract tfrim Admiral f Sampson
.the f all todf to&npliecUn his being
AR9igneihfb.Tflri i important com
mappVof fheN.e'Atlntio Squad
rqanj'atefjncesjncrease ftV'FtJPS? i filing
that the promotions,, of : others eo
rkhlvdeSrye0yaUedKcpnfirma
tion br the Senate, because his
uaoeq on inejisi oy Dec-
CONCORD, VN. C, MARCH 14 ,1899.
TOO t-AAICHY.
half
play
A dnfnhr, half amusing,
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Rerio ; 4cid3nt occurred at the
in Galon's Hall Tuesday night shows
ing how snscsptible some tempera
of becoming j pinio
BtricV-an. Oae of the performers
tfere'? d old earment a little! too
the
The
strc j ,nd knocked one of
fzot llit Ia.s?ipsoff the stage. i
chi; . -j broken but the Iigb.t
did ot quite become extinguished
82 it &rL appeared, though there
was nc thing to indicate an explosion,
i eoafi rtian, cyolone, earthquake
cr e jthiz;; o$ tha kind, yet a nam
cer ri pe. zve sprang up and started
for tLs isit iu tine panicj stylei H
Tia lamp was picked up and the
he 4 c?!I hj to them to come back
and quiet was restored. Had j the
crplciad the fewest number
would have been in f .danger ancLjf
tha ii fhoie stage had, taken fire' jkbe
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andi(!C3 ccnUl have escaped in funv
eral tred. It is the disposition to
loc!r cut for number one that caases
great calamities on such "ecclaions ."
When accidents occ jr.4cary jfii
daaer with them there Is" safety
c?Aj in cooUheadednesa.
WE DOS T I.IKJB XIIXX;
name was mad
retary.Lohg, he urges ; that those
promotions, to wnicn tnere are no
objections, ,be " renewed ''by the
president. He is evidently not the
mai to wisb ne one else ' well be
cause he is denied justice himself.
Here's snow whar they orter be
lilies, : - r . T
An' ice is all over the, gronn,t t
Old Georgy,, shakes han's with,the
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country;
' Praise God, we air" ireezinl all
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Wre just like the rest of the cdun-
We need the blizzard's, ad vip9:
To show, while we've millions if
V roses,
We also cut ocean's of ice !
We hayen't a hard woid for weath
. ,,er ,
Let the snow from the heavens
come down I
We're all in the Union together:
Praise God, we a
roun' I
, Starvelpns, Womdeirful.
JExtraordinary, . ; wondjerf ul, mar
velous, etc, is the. way they art talks
ing ot; lee'S great , performance last! Reaoh over an' shake with New
Jogland
night at the Opera House, says the
Salisbury. Sun .of January 18th
Everybody was not there but the
house was crowded and "standing
room" waa scarce.
;The human bridge in which the
entire company, five in number, stood
on the body of a hypnotized man
suspended by his bead! and heels
from the backs of twoj chairs was
the moat wonderful thing ever seen
here. The actions of' the subjects
kept the audience in an Uproar for a
long time.
LADIES FREE. ,
Every paid ticket reserved at
Gibson's drug store before 6 o'clock
p. m.; Thursday, will
lady free: Seats now se
engagement Of three n
the benefit of the Cornet
admit one
ling. Lee's
ghts is for
Baud.
There h many a b on them er that
knows that he does " not like Gen .
Nokcn a Mile but , can't just tell
why. These acquainted with ftbt
facta do know why. In May.,1865;
when Jserson Davis was a prisoner
at Fortress Monroe, 0 A Dana, then
Assistant Secretary , of .War, Issued
ciCe allowing Gen, Miles to put
abtckiej oa .President Dav8..and
CiukuCiit Q Olsy. He availed! him
self of the option and , irons were
put o .the ankles oif tHe proud;
heroic Southern leader who had not
& peer eziong his perse'cutorlaud
who could have been safely paroled. J
It is due to the better part of Secre
A:?y Staunton that his shackle's
were taken off . -fes, . if Southern
people 4 knew him toresame
Miles now that hewas then his
name would yet be a - stench in tire;
ncstnla of every 4fedtin-t)ewQbl
Southerner. But who does not know
that there ras .the fewest number
pas uiu cos wse inejr,neatts m tm
terrible wsri Many who were then
filled with bsliggerenoy that was
ready to crop outjoni every hand be
rlA nniro nronfTa rranUl: nH nnv. -
siderate after the war. s 1 I
Of course harflrmeii tp"onj pihln
jour power is ignobfwl l f
soldierly so to sink very deeply in
the mind as an unpardonable i sin.
Yet all weaknesses . are capable ic
being overcome and tha,mojV76rji
pereonalities are susceptible of im
An Error That Must Be Corrected.
No doubt the passion of some of
the" High School boys was erouped
yester4ayj pftenoon , when The
Ptaidard( erron foulljr stated that
the graded whool boys beat them iu
sf gameojt toebajl.. in a iECore of 12
to 16. This was an error caused by
the typo; The toore was 13 and 16
in favor j)t the graded school.
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t In all stages of Nasal Catarrh there
should be cleanliness. A4 experience
proves Ely's Cream Balm is a
oleaneer. soother and healer of the
diseased membrane. It is not dry
ing or irritating, and daes not pro
duce sneezing. Tp test it a trial size
is mailed for 10 cents or the large
size for 50 cerits by ElyBrothers,56
Warren Street, New York. Drug
gists keep it. Upon being placed
ijjto, tbe npstrilsit spreads over the
membrane and relief is immediate.
It ia an agreeable, cure.
Tbe Beiolt of War.
have lioked Spain and now we lick
,the revenue Btamp, 7 We ick and we
iickjjaow; aQd again, Remember
ing Spain." She is having sweet
"Tenge, as we lick awat, by night
an&tyy Siy ijBtamps. coat money,
ujko kjuiu j jbk ao no i compiam, dui
liok them again ; and Jlck them till
yourjtongr does ainj lick them In
sunanirJe ick themifn ram; oh 1
ucit. ana iiok ana hok again. ne
venced is Soain for licked we are
iemember Spaini,f--Kihston.jI,ree
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jLicoe
Let Illinois plead not in vain;
Fiom tho red hills of Goorgy to
Texas j . j -
Let's tc3 off a bumper to Maine !
We're one in the wild i o' the
weather, '
In the country an' blizzard-beat
town;
We're all in the Union together :
Praise God, wo are freezin' all
i roun' !
F. L. Stanton in Atlanta Consti
tution.
Flirhliiig; Goes Ob,
Fighting continues in the Philip
pines. A eharp brush was made
Tuesday when Gen. Wheaton pudhed
forward; again, driving the enemy
back; A dispatch says the enemy
burned Pasig. Oar loss iB 1 killed.
2 fatally wounded, and about 35
wounded with less severity.
1,000 PExS!gs
IN LOVE WITH OUR
Laundry
Work.
A
.ftabksdVwith rheumatism, give
Ohaetlae3?ain-Balmatrial. Itwiltl
notjst!tiijeet il it does no good.
OnaJtaouWnVxrill relieve the pain.
aiS0t?Fes sprains and bruises in one
tnira the time required by any other
treatment. Outs, burns, frostbites:
WS39 'V82&t&ZSk ode and chest
rfeMH apfcthsSwellings are quick-
WaPCTOit. iTery bottle
wturranieti. PHu ok Kft o m t.
Is ours a pawn shop ? That's no joke,
For long wetkeep your clothes insoak."
And, j too, are .we prize-fighters then,
Because wo Collar and Cuff the men ?
11 thus our calling ye condemn
Bring in your men of hits and hurts,
We'll take the starch right out of them
And promptly put it in their Shirts,;
Our Laundry strides at mfghty pace,
Because we treat each special case.
Cair's clothes we dry upon a rail, I
And those for Gale out in a gale.
'Tis in a shed that Shedd's cro dried;
Miss Fields are hung in meadows
wide,' i .
And Camp's we always dry in tents,
And those for Post ont on ihe fence.
We dry Stone's clothes upon a wall, ,
And Pond's will hardly dry at all.
We flay with clapp-ers .those for ClapptL
And doze and dream o'er those for
Knapp. ; " I
We hustle some o'er those for Swift,
But Snow's, we Eiinplv let them j drift
We iron with glass all those for Glazier,
And Tick's we always do by measure.
There'sDay wants all his clothes tonight.
And Knight wants ftltof nis. today,
Today we'll send the clothes to Knight,
Tonight we'll send the clothes' to Day.
There's Gray wants his clothes Vdone
up brown," - v
VBut, Brown won't have his - "done up
gray," j -
And as for Black, 'twould make hint
If black should speck his shirt from
' view, : ;
And ITr. Green--that ladies fellow. ,
fl .. ' aid make" him white to fina' his
-yellow, r - .
A spotter' Spotted his suit ot gray
But quickly we took those spots away.
Thyfdon'ttheTurkiceas,e crymgpeacG'
And tall on us to wipe outGrease ?f -Here
bushful youthsi,in love confessed,
Can have their Suits sucoesfully
pressed. ",.
In lundrvWk.wre perts, '
And hold our matrons by their Silrts.
Tell all "your nndessand your aunts,", I
To send all their Blurts and Pants, V I
ouu w wtur laonos, ouurw ana une, t
And we wilt snrelv, make themkinn '
CONCORDfitm EAUNDRY
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DYE' WORKS.
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TauU save money by seeing otir
line 'ot'White GocJds for the babies.
' s ' . 'Owld ana 18 cent Dimity sells for 25 cents; "
bneladieiblcf usJ sheVhad just ; paid 25 cents for the India
rjyi we offered her at 10 cents per yard.
pur line 01
iE3AMBTJRG
xs the nicest assprtment we have eyer
' snown.
l' New lot of
OroMnole Boards
' at $1.68.
We-Have decided to continue special
prices on Box Papers and Tablets.
r ., All Box Paper contains 24 sheets ol paper and 24
enyelops. ,
50 Boxes worth 5 and 106 at 3c.
100 Boxes at 5c, worth 10o.
122 Boxes at 7c, worth 10 to 15o.
160 Boxes at 10c, worth 15 to 25c. i
250 Boxes at 15c, worth 25 to 30c.
95 Boxes at 25c, worth 35 to 50o.
100 Pencil Tabletsregular 5c ones for 3c.
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iwortn oc.
worth 10c,
432 ink Tablets at 3c,
125 Ink Tablets at 5o,
436 Ink Tablets at 10c, warxh 10 to 25c.
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Ribbon, Buckles and Clasps in today.
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