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price $4.00 Fer Yar. PHILIPPINE AFFAIRS. I A tit liniie rin Oflered By (be Presf. dent. ijnch interest is deservedly- centered in affairs in the" Philip pines. '- The late Filipino dela tion according to dispatches seemed, a farce and a piece of stnpid folly, Jmt a Manila dis patch of the 22nd lends a better coloring to complexion" and we append the dispatch "Prof. Schurmanii, head of the United States Philippine com mission, has submitted the follow ing written proposition, to, tho Filipinos- 'While the final de cision as to the form of gOTcrn ment is in the hands ot Congress, 'the president, under hia military powers, pending the action . of Congress, stands ready to offer the following form of .goyern menfc: 'A governor general to be appointed by the president; a cabinet to be appointed by the governor general, all the judges to be appointed by the president; the beads of departments and judges to either be Americans or Filipinos, on both, and also a general advisory council, its mem bers to be chosen by the people bj the form of suffraged to be upon.' The -president earnestly desires that bloodshed cease and that the people of the Philippines at an early date enjoy the largest measures of seli-crovfirnment com- puuio wiiu peauo ana oraer. The United States commission prepared the scheme and the president, cabled his approval of the form of the document. . - The Filipinos have made no . definite proposition, except .for a cessation of hostilities until they can present the question of peace to the people! Prof Schurman told the Filipinos they had no i . m m m . . means of gathering the people to gether, as the Americans control most of the ports. He also re minded them that a 'liberal form of government was offered them, and pointed out that it was better than the conditions existing under Spanish mle. Gozaga, president of the Pijipino commission ' re plied that nothing could be worse than Spanish rule, and admitted that the form of government was liberal. - i The civilian members of the Filipino commission have de clined to co-operate .with the other members of that commission, the former consider Aguinal do's latest demand to , be prepos terous, after major General Otis' refusal of an armistice, referring to Hs wish for time in order to 8ult with the Filipino Con fess. After a conference with the United States commissioners, jhe Philipino commissioners will tach with Prof. 4 Schurman and -1 afterward visit the vessels posing the American fleet." The onward movement of our oopa is little if any less yiger 93 pending the negotiations as hi mhht be just what Aguinalo U Paying for. t is a relief, however, to see somo definite plan is offered e ntives for the better goyern- vt T7H rricU 4- Wl 41,, -,;4-U ..-u tu uiccn tuoui wibu CAKE WALK fN STANLY. ? t L?0k ne 0,d Widower nd Old Bachelor Rewarded-Rev. ball Tenders ltis rieslgnaM.n. Written for The Starf 8hankie, tiJ So.-Mr . 'Jake Ma bery, whose ejkight has, been fail; la . ever7 Bincu last fall, went to Charlotte srne 'time ago to consult Dr. Graham. (His condition is not much better. Mr. Will; Mabery has been hain Idard. a tad time with the chills nearly all me spring. Prof. w A Smith's sohool here will close ori Friday, the 26th instj opening match between the Fark Academy jand Norwood High School atudntsL v vMr. Beverly Harwood'a wife is very sick. 1 j. rjbe Jadiea gave a nice ice cream party here last Mondaynignt in the acadeinyj thi proceeds of which go towards jnyini? for. the organ which arrived; on edneeday. , The Nors wood boys i nd kirls gave ns some nice yocal music; The cake walk was veryj funny. Thebake was bid off at $lL7p and presented to Mr, McliaugtienL of Norwood. Thi cake for thebest: lookingbld wid-! ower was presented to Mr, Joel Barnhardtlt was thought at one time that f'Shehff" John Lisk would get it) There was also a cake fori the best look ng old bachelor pres eat. JU was won Dy Mr.iUharley Shankle. Of course the girls can say "he takes! the! cake," J l-'i Mr. Plummer Hawkins, a section boaa in I the Norwood factory, has moved to ' Albemarle, where he ao cepts a similar position. -,, ' v1 Mr. Delma Tyspn, of .Norwood, fame down to hia nl an tat inn t.hpi other 'day riding a: hortewithout legs or feet. Yin, don't ;beliayeh do jpu ? lit was a bicycle with a toy horse's head prefixed tpthe staff in iron i or tne nandie bars.. Rev. O.T Bull, (pastor- of the Nor e . . . 0 ii " "i .V . - ; wood Baptist church, has tendered his resignation, to take cffeot within one month.. Eav. J A Clark preaches here every! thijrdj Sjqaday night. In Jail Awalttncr Conrt. Deputy Townsend went to Charlotte back a MUdky . and brought negro named John Granger, j wlib some days ago shot a.negro jnamed Dock John son. The affair happened in the western part of the county nea Mr. Kobti Wallace's J: The negro who was shot is recovering. He Gets a Bondsman. ?Petter Fin, the white man who stands charged with the abduction of a t thirteen-year old girl from Harrisburg, succeeded in getting La bondsman Monday evening. The tond;. was $100 and "Mr. Laws0h Blackwelder gave it. Mr.,J. CBoyte Very 111. 5Y We note from the, Charlotte Observer of the 23rd the very serious illness Qf Mr. J C Boyte. He is a brother we believe,of Mrs. T AMoset of near Mt. Pleasant and uncle of I Mrs. Pink Misen- heimer of this 1 nna j. NO CUBE, PAY. f That is -the: jway all druggists sell GroTe's Tastelesi Ohill.Tonio for chills and Malaria. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a taltelek" form. , Children loye it. Adults jrefer it to bitter, nau seating Tonics, price, C0o. . ' : CONCORD, N.C.; TUESDAY. SI AY 23. Unlvorsify Commencement. The Standard is indebted to Mr. J F Newell for special inyita tion to attend the commencement of the State University beginning May 28th and ending on the 31st instant. ! : The essential features of the program are as follows : Sunday, May 28, 1180 a. m. , Baecala urate sermon by Rh Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson, Bishop of Missippi. t Monda.7, May 29. 10.80 a. m., Address before the Law School by Hon. Henry Groves Connor, of Wilson. N. C. Tuesday, May 80, H.SO a. m., Senior class, day exercises, in Qerrard Hall. Presentation of Senior class gift bust of Zebulon B Vance by the president of the class,' Julian S Carr, Jr. Acceptance for t: nstees bjr Hon. R T Gray, of Raleigh. ! 11.39 p. m., Viintennial eiercises of the class , of 1879. Address by Hon. Frano'sD WlastoQ, '79. W 3.C0p. mM Annual meetinsr of the Board of Trustees in Person hall. 5.80 p. m., Senior Class day exercises on the lawn: j 8.00 p. m.. Orations by Representa tives of the Dialectic and Philanthropic Literary socities. J Wednesday, May 31, 9.20 p. m., Busi ness ImeetiD of the Alumni board in Cerrard hall. j , 11.30 a. m., Commencement exercises in Memorial haD; Orations by members of the graduating class. 12X0 p. m., Address by Nicholas Murry Butler, Ph. D., of Columbia University. New York. 1.15 p.m., Conferring: decrees, an nouncement of honors, prizes and ap pointments. J 9.30 p. m.t Alumni meeting in Ger rard hall. Refreshments. The ancient believe that rheumatism was the work of a demon within a man. Any one who has had an attack of scia tic or inflammatory rheumatism will agree that the infliction is demoniac enough to warrant the belief. It :has never been claimed that Chamberlain's Pain Balm would cast out demons, but it will cure rheumatism, and hundreds bear testimony to tbe truth of this statement. One application relieves the Pain, and this quick reliel which it affords is alone.4 wrth many - times its C08t.-JFor sale by M' L. Marsh & Co. ' A Phenomlnal Mane. ;The Scientific American has a cut and description of a horse named Linus II that is a freak for long mane and tail. His mane is double, very thick and measures 11 feet. JHis tail measures 16 feet. It is the most remarkable case of the kind on record. rf For Over riity. Years Mrs. Winslow's Soothing ciyrap has been nsed for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their child ren while teething, with perfect snc oess .It soothes the child, softens tbe gnms, allays all pain, enres wind cpliCf and, is the best remedy for Diarrhpea, It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately. Sold by druggists. in every part of the world, T wenty-five sen ta a bottle. Be 3are and ask for clBIra. Wioslows Sooth ing Syrup," and take no other kind. The Pnrl Agronntf. tThe fine ship, Paris, ran aground Sunday, ; the .;21et, near , Falmouth, EnglaDd,with 386 passengers aboard. There was no panic ana no real danger. , They; were taken ashore in safety and an effort waa made to get her off but it failed! The weather has been calm and thus far there is hope for $he ship to be caved. " Bneklen's Arnica Baiye, , 2 .The Best Salve in j the world for Guts, ' Bruisf , Sores, Ulcars, Slt Rheumy Fever Sores, Tetter Chapped Hands, j Chilblains, Corng and all Sirin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or ; no pay required. It is guaranteea to give stieiacuon or monev refunded. Price ,5 cents per box 'For eale at F B Fetssr'E Drug store. 1899 Mr. Edward Mitchell Here, j ' Quite a number of our people re member Mr. Edward Mitchell, who was here a number of years ago, and who was a grandson of Mr. Valentine Mitchell, who died in our county several years ago. Mr. iMitchell ig a son of Mr. Jas. Mitch ell. Mr. Mitohell is now married and has one child, j They arrived here Monday evening to spend ten days or more with their relatives He is related to Mr. B F Rogers, of, this place. rr Mr. Mitchell is a member of the navy, and is paymaster ' on ahe steamship Jnstice. He is enjoying a furlough of 60 days. AN EPIDEMIC OP WHOOPING COUGH. Last r winter during an epidemic of whooping chough my f children con tracted the disease, having severe AAntrhinndnalla TT7 T. JJ t tm berlain's Cough Remedy very succesful ly for croup and naturally turned to it at that time and found s it rniiawA cough and effected a nnmnlAta , - WAAW W W W VUV John Ii Clifford, - Proprietor Norwood House,! Norwood N.tY. This remedy is for sale by. M. Xi..Marsh,& Co. PERSON A L POINTERS. -Mr. M L Ritch, of Salisbury, is here today. j ' 1 Qus Hartsell eenfc last night in Salisbury. ; t Dr. Jno. B . Gaither, of China Grove, is here today. Mr. Dick Smith is spending to day with his sister, Mrs. M L Brown. : . Misses Lillie Blackwelder and Kate Smith, students of the semi nary at Mt. Pleasant, were here this afternoon. , , Mrs.? Frank Brown,: of Mocks-1 ville, who has been visiting Mrs. D F Cannon, went to 1 Greensboro this morning to attend the commence ment exercises "of the Greensboro State Normal, j APPLES 5t IN TODAY AT S.JJ. s. SAT FU UT IF IV t T.TPiT RNITURE Bell, Harris Is what those hustling boya have been experiencing for the past few ilays. A car load piewST!AI of FURNITURE, and last, Two car loads springs; rest easy; We are in a position to give you prices that, in spite of the fcteady advance all along the line, will make you glad. i i i When in need of anything in jL, HABBIS & C0.1 r Single Copy 5 Certs L PARKS X GO'S CLOTHING SALE Beginning today and to continue for! ' -. I . j the next thirty days we will inaugnrato the greatest bargain Clothing Sale erer offered to the people of Concord and! this section of the country.' Our lim ited spaie will preyent us naming all the attractive features we have to offer i . - - in this department. Below we mention ! a few of the great values to be had here: I Men's fine all Wool Snits,worth $iz xo to $15 OO, 1111 be uoia at $i Men's flue Worsted Snlts, worth gio ; to 13 50, will bo sold lor $7 50 Men's all. Wool Suits, wortu 37 5a to 1 88 50 will ko in this sale at 85 f. Also a nice lot or Hen xva i valaes, at $3 50, 83 98 and $4 98 Everything In Roys' Nnits ant R .ys and Men's odd Pants will ie sold In proportion to t Tto nbnvp prices. If you have the Cash i u hand and are ip need of a'SUIT of CI OTHES you will be the loser if you don't look through this department before you BUY. All we ask of you is. a few moments of yemr time and we feel sure that we can con vince you these are plain unvarnished facts. Respectfully, To Our Customers , On account of Oia extra work and expanse inquired to keep aid collect small ac connts, 'we' have dJcided to adopt a Cash Sy-stem,' beginnirg June I. "For the conven ien ce of tho se who prefir it, will sell, at a discount of 5 per cn t. , con pon book's in den 6 rni nut io d s of $1,00 and up. We believe this will prove liirhly satis factory and certainly more convenient to yoTi va solicit your patronage and promise 1 o do our utmost tn p?Srt yoii. Our work is equal to thu best. The above wili b strictly enforced. Reppectfully, Concora Steam Laundry & Dye forii K K Bldenhonr, J 9K Pnreell, J.-. Proprietor. fflannsrer. Phone Woj 2. Shirts Kepairet! Free THE STORE & Company t?ARE? COOK; STOVES but not least, a cm of MOiiPHEODS our line we will te pleased to H.L PARKS & Company. .i . -.. TIMES I .
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