price $4.00 Per Tear.
CONCORD, N. C., TUES DA Y-JUSTE, 27 1899
pAlKYMEN'S MEETING.
Some ot Our Industrious and Ambitious
Single Copy 5 Cents
cows compensating larcelv for the'
labor in collecting. One man
tOO. ftmilfl nnf oil t-l Vtl
Formers Attending and Showing Their v, 7 uulier ua
Fern the market to best avanWa
pesiretoLearnMore-ASpleneidAt- Prof. Emery then read the
tendance at the Opening:. paper by the Hon. Henry E
The State Dairymen's Associa- Alvard of the Agricultural De-
tion met in the court house this partment 'at Washington. It
(Tuesday) morning according to touched chiefly the growth and
appointment. ' happy results of dairy associa-
There were in attendance more tion8 over the country. He
th,a seventy-five people includ- ?V tha the eeed no
to ladies who graced the tions that the business can
nr'casion and showed their inter- i- i , , ,
occa . . , ,i m- highly developed there is no
egt in this, 'probably, the hvest crowding.
industrial interest before the There was then some free discuss
agricalturists of our State. sinn engaged in. Mr. McDonald
The gentlemen from beyond the tried to pull a practical speech ont
borders of our own county were cf Mr. 0 W SSwink. He almost
Prof. Frank E Emery, of the A. failed. He then asked Prof. Etntry
-I'n i n whether it ia noaaihlft for nn tn mVo
A- 11. uoiiegei jutt uuper Eunice, . . r
Duiter or tnas nne navor that) we
A HORRIBLE DElTH.
A Tmbjc Man Unn Ovtr Byj th'.Train
Sunday Plight A. Case to Go On
Record The Man Sees Ills Limbs
Severed from His Body-He Was
from Lenoir.
it was
man was
he south-
name was
II. IV D- V.-.S. State "Vet
erinarian, and Mr. J M Johnson,
of Raleigh, and Messrs BufuS M
Johnston, Wm. Nisbet, T E
Gautier, Summers Alexander, C C
Moore, of Meoklenbnrg.
find in the North. He answered
that there could be no question as to
that.
The treatment of the cream makes
the difference. Milk should be sep
arated aa soon at possible and re
ProfrEmery presided over the daced to 60 then the ripening
process of those finer growths in tht
cream occur instead of a different
growth, which produces the inferior
flavor.
Here he drove a good point. Sep
arate and cool the smaller quantity
to have these gentlemen come in and return the warm milk to an in
our midst in the interest of dairy- creased number of pigs that the
ing, a most important branch of county would have if we had the
agriculture, itself the foundation developed dairies .
stone on which rests the pros- He was pleased at the delivery
Deritv of our country. He wagons thia morning with the; milk
pictures the charms of ideal farm
life and rehearsed our resources
especially in the line of stock
meeting.
Rev. J E -Thompson led in
prayer.
Mr. M B Stickley made the
welcome address. He was glad
In Jdonday's Daily
stated1 that a young
killed Sunday night by
bound fast mail train, lib. 35, at
Bethel siding on this side of
China Grove.
The young man's
Wm. Parsons and hp was from
Lenoir. He was attempting to
beat his way to Columbia, S. C.
After he was hurt he J was taken
to Charlotte and lived some time
after reaching there.
This is a most remarkable case
f
i a 1 i mi f '
oi yitanty. ine trail ran over
this young man's bcjdy seyering
completely his lower
crushing part of his thigh. The
train was stopped end the man
was placed in the baggage car.
The upper part of hjs body was
carried in and then the lower
part brought, and the young man
noticed it and remaiked why "his
legs were so far frojn his body."
An awful sight this must haye
been to see a mm lying there
with his body cut entirely in two.
in bottles of the most approved styls.
Ue said that dairies should sepa
rate all milk and then remix milk
and nrpftm in rtrnnortiond to emit the
noting that in hogs and sheep we d m d d DnrD086. tke different
were probably Jar below some grader bearing different pricts.
other regions. He mftde gome remarks M to the
Dr. D Reid Parker, the presi- Dnfav0rable glutting of the market
dent oi tne Association, am nor in tne Bumm9r months when milk
arrive on time, the southbound I and butter is easily made.
train being delayed. Therefore I Dr Ourtis came to the rescue and
the response which was his on the I Baid that cold storage is the solution
program was made m a tew ex-1 With united dairy efforts an ice
temporary remarks by Prof . I factory can keep our butter, eggs
Emery. The speaker then went I and various products indefinitely.
into the discussion of the subject It is practical and helps us to tide
assigned him, "Markets for Dairy over with the surplus of summer to
Products" be used as demanded by the market.
The soeakersaid that as to fore- The meeting then adjourned till
igu markets they nardly justified 3 o'clock. Mr. O W Swink an.
effort yet and that the home nounced that, at 9.30 Wednesday
irmrkt i mnnh better field. v morning the practical separation of
The sneaker said that we need Nam will be exhibited in the court
to combine as other, communities
do and separate our cream from
the milk and make one high grade
of butter. Then we can command
a good market price. . 1
Scores of farmers bringing
their butter - made in different
house. Butter will also ne maae
and treated, also the Babcock tester,
oVirlviner the amount of butter fat
there is in milk.
Killed that he
suffer. He
He begged to be
might cease to
realized that he had not long to
liye and wanted to stay in the
fresh air. He was rational and
told his name and that of his
comrade. He lived one hour
after the accident.
DIRECTORS ELECTED
For the JPfw Bank at Albemarle A
Branch of This Bank A Semi-Annual
Dividend,
At a recent meeting of the officers
of the Cabarrus Savings Bank the'
following directors for the new bank
at Alberharle, which is a branch of
this one, were elected: Messrs. J M
Morrow and I P Efird. of Albe
marle, and Mr. T C Ingram, of
Norwood. As before stated, Mr
Jno. C Leslie will be the cashier
and Mr. J ay Harris the bookkeeper.
The building is now being erected
and it is hoped to start the new
work the first of September.
The Cabarrus Savings Bank has
declared a five per cent, semi an
nual dividend payable July 1st,
They Didn't Haye a Game.
Our baseball team, the second
nine, went to Mt. Pleasant Mon
day to meet the Albemarle boys
and have a good, game. A number
of persons from here accompanied
them but to no avail as the two
teams could not agree as to the
players.
The Oreensboru uoys Coming.
Well, we will have some base
ball this .week, after all. The
Greensboro team has at last de
cided to give Concord a rmind
and will be here Thursday for a
series of games. Greensboro is
said to have a good team this year
and perhaps we will have some
fine games closer than we have
yet witnessed;
The band decided at their meet
ing Monday night to play for the
game Thursday,. so they will be
out in their white ducks that aiter-
noon and give the people
new music.
some
Watch Loose Traders.
Sneak thieves have been op
erating in Kaleieh recently lifting
watches, diamonds and cash.
Detectives have some interesting
cases on hand and it would be
well to keep an eye on loose
traders of yaluables.
Would Not Suffer So Again for Fifty
Times the Price.
, I awoke last nicht, wfth severe
pains in my stomach. 1 newr felt
so badly m all my life. When I
came down to work this mornmg
I felt so weak I could hardly
work. I went to Miller & Mc
Curdy's drug stor and they re
commended Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
It worked like magic and one
doae fixed me all right. It cer
tainly is the finest thing I ever
used for stomach trouble. I shall
not be without it in my home
hereafter, for I should not care
to endure ,the sufferings of last
night again for fifty times its
price. G H Wilson, Liveryman,
Burgettstown, Washington Co.
Pa. This remedy is for sale by
M L Marsh & Co., druggist.
For Over Flityl Tears
Mrs, Winalow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by
millions of mothers for their child 1
reu while teething, with perfect suc
cess. It soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
colic, and is the best remedy for ;
Diarrhoea, It will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately. Bold by
druggists in every part of the world,
Tfrenty-five sents a bottle. Be sure
and ask for "Mrs. Winslows Sooth
ing Syrup," and take no other kind.
PERSONAL POINTERS.
VICTOR and VICTORIA
BICYCLES
EEDUOED FROM
For Seventeen Years the Standard of excellence in construe-
Mr. HNPharr, one' of Char- tion. style and finish. New '99 Models. The chance of a
lotte's attorneys, was nere1 today.
Mr. J R Watson, of Charlotte, lifetime to get the Best Wheel at a nominal Pkice,
me lypowniOJ icpaixo, o uaio mj
Jatr
Yorke, W aasworm oc uo.
NO CURE, NO PAY.
Tot is the wav all druggists sell
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonio for chills
Malaria. It is simpv Iron and
, j a rinininA in & tasteless form. Children
ways, saiteaamerenuy anu uuicu dults refer it to bitter, nau-
for difierently making a lump of leatins Tonics, rice, 50o.
arious tastes and flavors cannot a Tanner Teirrapb operator.
Bhip Gutter and command a good Ernest McConnell, Jj of this
Price, but if the milk is treated place, who has been serving as a
systematically at once, the cream messenger boy in the Western
BeparaUd and seasoned in one Union office here, has now
lamp it will be alike and of the secured a position as the operator
best quality. It will command at High Point. It is not known
the best prices. He averred and h0w lbng his situation will last as
was confirmed in subsequent be goes there in place of the
speeches that at every point in regular operator. He is in the
the South where dairying is thus 1 Western Union office.
carried on the price is eqaal to
that in North ftrkets.
mt. i .1 ? j it. k CHILLS
j-ue speaKer ciaimeu wo- M . . . m
r . . ? o ? o-liottle of Grove's Taste-
side the price of product greatly .- Neyer t0 cnre.
enhanced, " thereby there is Tnen why experiment with worthless
economy. One or two men can imitations? Price 50 cents. Tour
do the churniDg for 50 or 100 money back if it fails to cure. ,r- -
THE BEST PRESCRIPTION EOR
Mr. and Mrs. Brevard Harris
returned home this morning from
Misenheimer's springs, after spend
ing a few daye.
Prof. P i Wright, of China
Grove, spent today here. He was
not attending the dairy meeting, as
he doesn't drink milk.
I Fresh Line
OF
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The Melencholy Days Have Come,
the hottest of the year.
t -' r. -
BUY
Refrigerators, Ige Chests, Water Coolers
and Mosquito Canopies from
Bell, Harris & Company
and keep cool
If you need anything in furniture or House Furnish
ing Goods-) lor Sitting Room, Parlor or Kitchen-we
have it by the car load, bought before the rise.
Come and see us and weXwill do you good.