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GONOOHD, N. 0., WEDNESDAY APRIL 5, 1899
LIST TAKERS AND ASSES-
iTri
Proclamation to tbe Fllllpl.
. . S . , .
The Philippine Commission has
issued a proclamation to the people
and pbr-
Boauda psas of the American -government
in the following articles :
..intd ntthe Recent Mretlntr t
ib Cnnty CommisMtoners Tbe Setting; forth tho objects
a ppiitlon Witn Its Itnnuria I nonaa nf tKa A r.: l
iu , -
jlanded Iu An Admittance t tbe
,..ni Homo. '
A8 usual Monday was a busy T of tht United
A . . . , . States mnat and will be enforced
Aav in uommisaioner $ room at ,..- . , ,
daJ , , t -V , taroughout every part bf the arobi-
tbe the court house. Besides tho plago. Those who resist can ac-
r0Wds that were awaiting -the comphoh nothing except their own
vment of their accounts there ruin. fi
n - 1 1
were a number of paupors wait- 2- The amplest liberty of self
. ii government Will ha vrnntmA wiVK
me ior meir uiuuijuiy Hiiiuum io 7 ' " "UIW
. . . . . i ao x cuuuuiitiii h wit. n lnarinania- nfFAo
All of their k- .-j-buw.
Tnhlnir Western Trip.
Messrs. T G Fa rr, J N Day-
vault, G H and Lewis Miller left
.Tuesday morning for Indiana on
a business and pleasure trip
combined. They will visit Bov
ine Central and KQrth-
Single Copy 5 Cents
ii
eral of
c
Da
live.
. - . , , , v8 and economical administration
business was finished on Monday and compatible with tne 80verei2n
aneruuuu. ngnis ana ooiigtions of the United
Alfred Mcttacnern, of JNo. 10 atatee.
township, who seven oi eight 3. Trie civil rights of the Filipi-
months ago came to onr county uua W1,A S DQ guaranteed ,and pro-
from Mississippi, and who is yery I60 ed ltfeir "ligious freedom will
j -Li .i be assured and all will have eonal
mnr wa Piven admit anee tn tliA i . Aravo equal
r ' , r-T, standing: beforo the law.
county nome. a u u , . ,
, u"uuli JUoUUo aUQ iri6BQ8nip
It was ordered that Exheriff forbib the exploitation!of the people
Bnciiaiian De paid fcdlU, which of the islands. The purpose of the
amount was paid the State for American government
indkent DUDils.- this beincr -tKn Ma aua;aavancement
r.cmpnf for 1807 anrl' iftOa ippine people.
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., , . , . , i vuarauiees an
tte matter hav.ng been neglected effisctivef vil Bervi,8
w Tear- the fuller extent practicable, natives
iue peuiion ior me roaq m iso. be employed.
1 township was presented show- 6 The collection and applica-
ing the bounds of the proposed ion of taxes and other revenues
new road. The petition asks for wil1 be put upon a eolind, honest,
a public road' leading from Rockv ftnd.ecor?omical basi8- The Pablio
Elver cWh W fWl raieed justly and collected
western States beforo they re
turn.
E Hj Miller will return about
tbe 1st of August and take
charge of his old school Grank-
lin academy which has been
tendered to him by the patrons.
The others will return a little
later. Salisbury Sun.
Mr. E H Miller was formerly
the principel of the Enochyille
High School and also took charge
of the school at Troutman.
A Free
Buy
Time"
Show.
is the wel-
bfthe Phii-
honeat and
iu which to
your tickets to "A Breezy
before 12 o'clock Satur
day and see the performance for
nothing. Two seats in the first
four rows will be free. I Holders
of the numbers of these seats will
have their money refunded. For
particulars inquire at
drug store.
Gibson's
ied only to
expenses of
River church to Concord, begin- h. J Vk
. , , ' , , honestly, will be app
img at the well of J M W Ales- defravinir th nmf
ander s land about 68 poles from the establishment and jnaintenance
Dr. Griir's residence and to rnn of the Pnilinnina 9nJmmant
through lands of J M "W Alex-1 sucn general improvements as pub-
ander and Emma AlAYftnoi 1 interests demand. Local funds
. I nn.) T.,l " 1 1 " L l
crossing Rocky river
.th pi Back creek then through 3 " .
lands of C A Black. W R Heelar. S u.ii
h " ' i ""u5iuuu iii io uoiiavtju mat me
Mrs. Hiram Bost, F A Archibald needs of the government will in a
ana u m Morrison to a point on short time become compatible with
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sent roaa at a bridge across a a consiaerame reduction in taxa-
tion.
7. The establishment of a pure.
speedy and efiec;ive administra
tion of justice by which the evils of
delay, corruption and exploitation
will be effectually eradicated.
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assesanro , .. . o i ne consirucuon oi roaas,
ifiwht Y1'"1"; - railroads and other means of com-
. r.xlB ui iu coun y, munication and transportation and
branch about nnA-fn-nrfV miia
southeast from L M Morrison's
residence. Publication of the
Petition was ordered according to
we law on tins maff r.
The following list-takers and
manifest ad
will be pro-
lUfl t Jf munication and trans
J first named being intended f9r other public works of
1 W E TTftrrifl n T. I mnforl !
Walter Pmifa I Qnlr
vv k iiftTinrtr TnA w I and commerce and other industrial
Morris, JS Harris ' pursuits and the general de vol p-
10. 3 "P. m to. n. ni I mfint nf thA onntrv, In thft intfirpst
- r x ieius. iLa. ura- i . t .
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oi tne lunaoiiants win ue constant
objects of solicitude and fostering
care. i .
10. Effective provision will be
i
made for the establishment of ele-
Mr. Tneker Sullu Out.
t :
Mr. H W Tucker, who for
some time has been conducting a
grpcerjr business at Canhonville,
has sold his stock to Mr. Will
Hornbuckle and Mr. C C Stone-
street. The new firm will occupy
the same etore room on West
Depotj street. tj
to amuse,
A Breezy Time.
There is something
something to instruct, I somethine
to entertain, somethinff to please
but nothing to offend or bQre in
"A Breezy Time." The
of "A Breezy Time" has given an
amusing and Veil told 'story, that
J itz and Webster's clever Com
pany of comedy players haye
succeeded in elaborating into an
enjoyable entertainment. Merit
orious from the fact that it not
only has all the elements of music
and fun, but its story is coherent
and full ol well sustained in
terest.
The three acts of
Time" have been happily impreg
nated with music; songs, dances
! i
ana amusing specialty features,
all of which are introduced in an
easy and perfectly legitimate man
ner, and the presentation gives
a briffht and - nrinr
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ment.
"A Breezy
entertain-
The finale of the last act was
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The Brafford-Reta Case
Thejcase of Mr. Joel Eeid
Mr. Wm. Brafford, which was in
the Superior court here at the
last term, was brought up in the
Supremo court this term but was
continued and will come up again
later.
No. 4 f!W A ot i
p - o. xx. ouerwoou,
uiua . wniMi
- - vnuc, n u union.
.5-Bobt. F Cline, Wm.
iiiihv r no m hnHf i .
Kaa ilaa- mentary schools, in whioh the chil-
Epu. Uiau" Lowell, eo. dren of thg De0Dle wilr be educattd.
KoT VTf)nEFurn Appropriate facilities will also be
rr 'I iUUUIUO I provided lor mgner education
08e. H M Tc.fti, K - . i, . .
' r -"uui. 11 Keiorms in an .departments
His h Clarence Heilig Will of the government, all branches of
ncimer. C D -Rftm-
Herring, Geo. I closely touching the common life of
i omitb. I the people must be undertaKen
r!rnir .t ttt I without dfilav and effected conform-
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er. "R Dvl. - I oVvlir ttt?4-V n n rm nrift l- i-TrTif mnrt ilia.
0 11 Arlorv. tt i tth -o I tififl. in a wav to satififv the well
I - i ?i , l ii ,i i l i
sentiments and aspiratioes of the
TK? Ii ni-? n a nonnlo 1
arti Jno. F Sides.
VrJas- -P Hurley, L D
mil Johnston. ,
Jas.CFink.
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- on, u G PJchmond.
Ben rram King, W L
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-Jno. R Patterson, Jno
OUKE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qiiinine Tablets.
All druggists refund money if it fails to
cure. 25c. The genuin jhas L. B. Q.
on each tablet. I
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Dr. Wtaltley Returns.
Dr. i Whitlev and MrJ Lowder.
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with their bitten children, have re
turned from Richmond. Thev pent
the dog on to New York for exami.
narton If it ia coucluded oq ex
amination that the dog had rabiei
tney wiu then taxe'the children to
the hospital for treatment.
There is some! hone held out that
the dog was not mad. i
rarmcrsMntnal to Meet.
The, annual i meeting of the
Farmers Mutual Fire Association
is called for Saturday week, the
15th of April, at 11 o'clock a. m.,
in the court house. j
Increasing: the sinking fund and
delinquencies on all, (even the
latest jassessments will be subjects
of consideration, -and the associa
tion will probably be called upon
to decide upon a certain loss,
whether it comes within our
policy contract and whether the
claim for same shall I be paid.
Other very important business is
to be transacted. Let every one
be present who feels an interest
in the success of the association.
Z. A. Morris,
President.
arranged by JFitz and
which they introduce
of "Rag Time" airs,
show with a grand cake walk by
the entire Company.
!'A Breezy Time
Caton's Hall Saturday nieht
1 I w v
April 8th.
Webster in
a number
closing the
PERSON A L POINTERS.
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Mr. W B Ryder, of Charlotte,
r Mrs. Dueenbnry an
Mrs. Hunt, have gone
lotte. Mrs.
tomorrow night.
Dugenbury
ooking after
was here this morning
the Southern's work.
Miss Lattie Kerns and ;Mis3
Annie Cauble, of Rowan, paseed
through here today on their wav to
school at Mt. Pleasant.
return to her home at
from Charlotte.
d her friend
to Char-
will J return
MrsL Hunt will
Lexington
he
to
at
to
of
Concord Losses Mr. iCraTen ti
Mr. Chas. Craven,who has been
a resident of Concord for quit! a
while, who was editor ni Ih
Stanly Enterprise and afterwards
was the financial manager of
steam laundry here, has gone
Cleveland, Ga., where he will
present study law and will prpb-
aDiy practice later.
Mr. Craven's leave is a loss
Concord for he is a man
character and intelligence and
has nnmbers of friends here who
are sorry to lose him. Mr.
Craven will very probably return
here on a visit some time in the
future.
In almost
. - "viguuuiuuuu mere
is some one whose life has been saved
by Chamberlain's Colio, Cholera knd
Diarrhoea Kemeiy, or who has been
cured of chronic diarrhoea by the (use
Of that meaminp Rnh i-.i.cnr. u
r it wnenever oppor-
w vvj-a, xxyjym LUfiU Hj may DQ tH6
means oi saying other lives For sale
oy m. j. Marsli&Co., Druggist.
0
small lot Misse
Green Mountain
Grey Mackin
toshes wivhllcape
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and finely made.
Sizes from IS to
- 14 i "
16 years, former
ly sold ;fpr: $1.48.
flaple Syrup, for this bad and
w2.
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BnelLlen's Araiea naive.
The Best Salve in the world for
Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter Chapped
Hands,'! Chilblains, Corns and all
S kin Eruptions,'1 and positively cures
Piles or no nav reouired. It is
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guaranteed to give atatisfaction orj
uiuuo ruiunuea. irice zo cents per
box Jfor sale at P B Fetzer's Drug
Quart Bottles1 at 30 cents.
Pint Bottles at 20 cents.
Sweet Pickles per Bottle
- 10 cents.
Canned Kornlet at 20 cents
per Can.
Ervin & Morrison
GROCERS,
rainy
weather
the price is 98c.
Childrens Rubbers, 15.
II. L. PARKS & CO,
Rest ! Rest ! Rest !
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BELL, HARRIS & COMPAN Y
Stoves. SAb nOKr., -&?ses
.u?t cua jTo-uci, etu. i ours co pjease.
tkg Managed by Mr. L Bell. Two
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