price $4.00 Per Yoar.
(The
UTCH-STMG OH THE OUTSIDE.
Ciarlcstpn Preparing for 40,000 Guests. I
,,0oo veterans to Be r-ei ana Quar-
tcrdAll Others Provided for at Re-
sonatle Rates. ...
i Charleston, S. C, April 19. The
lomniittee on information has pre--,
ijared an official statement as to the
accommodations that Van be. far
nighed during the Confederate re
union whiph takes place in Charles
ton, May 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13. The
gtatement shows that the commit
tee is prepared to furnish board and
lodging for 40,000 visitors at very
reasonable rates. -The accommoda
inns are much better than those
c53ally offered on euch crowded oo
casions ny uuy uny, oecaufo
Cbarlestonians, realizing the need
of sustaining a long-enjoyed repu
tation for hospitality, nave thrown
open tbeir homes for the entertain
sent of the visitors... The prices
that will be charged during the re
union are very reasonableand any
attempt at extortion will be given
publicity enough to makeit inef
fectual. -The prices arranged for by
the committee are as follows :
Lodging and three meals from $1
io 8250 per day; lodging, breakfast
and eupper, SI to $1 50 a day; lodg
ing and breakfast, 75 cents to SI a
day; lodgings in parties of from 4 to
, 50 in room or ball,' 50 cents to $1.
- Dormitories fer men have been
opened at convenient poiats about
the city, where sleeping quarters
can be secured at 50 cents a night.
At some of them breakfast will be
served at the cost of 50 cents.
X For the accommodation of ladies
Wy, ail' the-public school build
ings, with every convenience, will
ha converted into comfortable dor
mitories. Thty will be in charge
of committees from the ladies' aux
iliary association, day and night.
Breakfast will also be furnished for
50 cents, and light lunches can be
- had fur from 10 cents to 25 cents all
hours of the day. All who intend
visiting the city during the reunion
should apply by. mail or in person
to Chairman R P Evans, of the
committee of information, and thus
secure comfortable nlaces at the
schedule prices, i
The committee on restaurants, in
addition to the i large hotels and
boarding houses, ; has prepared for
-famishing 18,000 -meals a day at an
average cost of 35 cents a meal.
These temporary restaurants will
furnish goodfmeals and will be lo
cated at convenient points about
- the city. There will be no lack of
accommodations, and at reasonable
prices. In addition to the accom
nidations will be provided by the
committee on information at the
tea named, the Confederate exec
utive committee will provide abse
iQely free quarters and food for
2,000 eld Confederate soldiers.
brans' Benefit Fnn.
One man in our community
whose heart moves him toward
cause in which his father
8erXed and which we will com
morate on the 10th of May in
Charleston has generously started
a fund with which to enable in
ent veterans to attend that
great occasion. We open the
llst in the columns of The Stand
ar that will appear frequenty to
those likeminded will
ease attach their names and the
founts it is their pleasure to
Jones Yorke. . . . . . . $25.00 J
CONCOKD,
Ice Factory
Is Now Dolus
Bnslnesa.
wnen.it was at grst stated that
yuucoru would soon hayo anice
laotory, some were inclined to
u tu veracity oi tne state-
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A good two miles drive ;ut
through the northern part of
town lands one where the ice for
LUCllL U11I IT. la nrTrr so -r-an lif-w I
oncora is now mada. A nice
new building has been erected
and everything about the buildine
has been arranged most especially
for convenience.
While outside
all is fair one can
Well imagine a
rainy day to hear
the "pitter pat-
tor" of the water as it comes in
, , hot
water and ammonia. Here you
BOO ilia trtni- JnTMnnnLnlAil iUni I
luo uoiiiuuowttfcou kuttu
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From the time a gallon of water
is taken into the condensers it
takes about sixty hours for it to
lorm itself into j a cake of ice.
After running in full blast a
200-pound piecejj of ice will be
taken from the cans every forty
minutes and the same can again letters sent him, that we are ex
filled with water. This will con- pecting his company tomorrow
tinue both day jand night and night and it he knew to -the con
every forty minutes with the ex- trary or learns differently he will
ception of Sunday.
The first lot of
water was put
in "Wednessay and on Thursday
afternoon the i water was 1
almost half frozen. This lot was
not filtered and will be used only
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drink. Hereafter all of the water
XJL AXOOOAUat LU1LUBVO MUVft V I
is taten tnrougujj niters oi cnar-
coai,quanz, ana sponge uoioro
going into the reervoir. It is a
temptation to the bystander to
taste such clear f ater.
The capacity j of the factory is
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three and one-half tons per day.
By the convenient arrangement
of the building and machinery it
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Drietor.Mr. Tas. F Day vault, that
one man1 will be !able to conduct
the business there, while in most
similar enterprises two and
three men are employed at the
establishment, i
The first ice was taken out to
day (Friday), though this was
taken from the edges of the can,
it requiring about twelye hours
-
more to freeze throughout.
Concord now has an ice factory.
A Change at the pnot.
Mr. Rogers hite, at present,
; oa fiAlrftf acrent at the
nt. in the niace of Mr. AVill
Bingham, who
connection with
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K B Harris is temporarily work
ing in the freight department m
place of Mr. White.
For Over FiityTear
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing 3yrup has
been used for jpver fifty years by
millions of mothers for their child
ren while teething, with perfect suc
cess. It Boothesj! the child, softens
the gams, allays all pain, cures wind
colic, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea, It will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately. Sold by
druggists in every part of the world,
Trrenty-five eents a bottle. Be sare
and ask for "Mrs. Winslows Sooth
ing Syrup," and i iake no other kind.
WANTED. Agent to sell the
Ideal Cooker in tjbis locality. Good
crfifl for ffood service. Write
xf i! H. A. Smith, Concord.
N. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1899
Dr. Tracy's Lectures.
T)v Tvimi'i) : iAan mi J
Ljght wa, alone the l.ne of temoer.
anoe horn a solentifio atandoo nt
It was espeeially interestine to 8ta-
dents of physiology.
I idb uouae was not bo crowded as
it sometimes is. Those wishing to
attend and refrained from dread of
the rush and pack; will probably find
mu i ; .. ,
room tonight, as1 the great rush
seems to hive suoaided.
The lecture ani illustrations tos
night will be 'Ten Nights in a Bar
Boom," compiled' from the famous
moralist, T 8 Arthur. The subject
18 0De 01 a drawipg power and will
doubtless be thoroughly er joyed
Thi, ia regular silver offeriog
8ht, remember
jrotiitiisr Known tothe Contrary.
-1 1 i cnmrnmi rr hoap nnr
Ple disbelieving' the statement
that our soldiers will arrive-here
tomorrow night, their basis for
the unbelief baing thej fact that
the: Charlotte companies will
arrive on Sunday morning. Capt.
Edward Will w11 knows frnm
of course notify us at once.
Trinity Uaina the Ylctory,
On Wednesday the University
:
team Dear tne itoanoKe team in a
score of 16 to 1. and in the came
Thnreday between Roanoke and
Til i 2 . a nv. msx-mn. Tft A
m nuii j icatuo tiio name; ouuio n aa
An v M; ti-
uiuuw u y tyMO jLJ.iuJ.iy urot jlv
seems that Eoanoke is nothing to
handIe in tho hands 0f these
teams.
AFire at Jforwood.
The house in which Dr. T A
Hathcock was living in at Nor
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auuu' iu ouuuaJ
Ifc flftnaht; in thA ftnnK room.
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Nearly all the furnishings were
savea. ine ounaing was ownea
by.Mr. D A Dumas and is an en-
tire loss, estimated at some $700
or more. Stanly Enterprise.
Paralyzed While In Chnrch.
Mrs. Harrison Eudy, of Mill-
ingport, was stricken with paraly
sis Sunday during services at the
church there; and is now in a yery
critical condition. Stanly Enter-
prise. . .
Winston Wants Them A grain.
We were
shown a letter today
K'om a gentleman in Winston to Mr,
i -"V--
nraisa for his entertainment
and
they want him to return They say
that one of hia numbers alone was
worth their two dollars.
Remember no one will be given a
seat during the rendition of any
part. -
BacKlen's Arnica aire.
The Best Salve in the world for
Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give etatisfaction or
monev refunded. Price 25 cents per
bcx For sale at P B Fetzer's Drug
store. j '.-.'I'' I
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for the office of Mayor of Con
cord, subject to; the action of the
Democratic Convention. v r
Geobge W. Means,
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They Are Here. .
The Alba Hevwood pmnnanv
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arrived here this morning to ive
Concord a specimen of their
qualities in the opera house to
night. Every one whip has heard
this company speaks inkhe highest
praise of it. The performance is
to begin at 8.15 o'clock. Let the
people be there promptly.
PERSONAL POINTERS.
Mr, H L Parks returned home
today. i
Mrs. J M Odell returned home
this morning after, visiting her
sister, Mrs. S E White.
Mj. H B Adams, of Monroe, is
visiting his daughters, Mrs. Dr.
Houston and Miss Pattie Adams.
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Mr. Eli Lentz returned to Nor
wood today after spending several
days at the home of
his son, Mr.
A E Lentz,
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Mrs. Jas. McEachern and chil
dren came over from Charlotte this
morning.! They are visiting at the
home of Mr. Jas N Brown.
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Mr. Sid Ludwig, of Mt. Pleas-
ant. will assist our band tomorrow
night in the exercises at the court
house and hail when the soldiers
arrive.
Miss
Jennie Gourley, one of the
teachers out at Patterson's mill, is
in Salisbury today
meeting of the Chris
Association.
attending the
tian Endeavor
Messrs. Will Goldston and R E
Scarboro returned this morning
from Bessemer. They have come
home to help welcome the soldiers
tomorrow night. j
! Drs, Montgomery and Burley-
son and Mr. Will j Johnson ac
companied Karl Johnson to Salie
bury this morning,
will probably Btay.
Mr. Johnson
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Money talks
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We have just bought out
A STOVE HOUSE at a PRICE.
Ready CASH does the work. List to select from.
Everyone is acquainted with our Famous Line of
Star Leader, Iron King, Times, Happy Times,
South Land, Elmo and others. We bought to sell.
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Giye us a look. We will
Bell, Harris
Hare jou seen our
ITIRED MAN S (JHA1K I
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Single Copjy 5 Cents
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Shirt, Waists in all
sizes ; Plain. Cord and
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Fancy eflects. Its a
new lot just come in
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and the correct thing
I
for an
early spring
Waist. ; They
are well
tucked
madet nicely
and the correct style.
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The price of the waist
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complete is oply 75c
just what the material
would ordinarily cost
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Our ready to wear
Waists and Skirts are
money savers. .
H.L PARKS
Wonder If He Saw This.
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He was immnned in the darkest v
duDgreon beneath the castle moat.
'If I had a saw, a! file, or any- .
thing," he moaned, as he looked
at the solid iron bars across the
solitary window. Then a thought
struck him, , his face brightened"
like a Cripple Creek cocflagration.
Rapidly running over hi supply
of collars, which had just come
from the laundry, he selected one
fitted to his purpose. Five min
utes later the great middle bar of
the window, dextrously severed
by the' saw like edge of the laun
dered collar, fell apart.
He was free.
If he had had his collars Laun
dered at the Concord Laundry he
would be in jail yet.
We have a device for ironing
the edge of collars and cuffs and
return them to you with a per
fectly smooth edge, try us.
Inquire about the Cleaning
Club.
Concord' Stenni Lanndry & Dye
Works,
'Phone X 2.
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