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Concord, .'N. 0.
A Manila dispatch of the 23rd
says: . : -. :
It is; learned' that 1 the commis
sipners sent to the Philippines will
I report unanimously against the
administration of Otis. They
will urge a change of command
ers, r . , ; , .
We are prepared to credit this
despite the fact that we have
beehiirfeS tdifeve' that Gen.
Concord, N. C, Sept. 22.
BOTH SIDES,
A man in his carriage was riding
along, JV' y 4-'
A gaily dressed wife by his side;
In satin and laces she looked like
a queen,
And he is like a king in his
pride. " "
A woodsawyer stood on the street
as they passed, ,
Otis censors aU dispatchesand
makes then say as he wants
things to bef
We at;e;: stfrry atHreceiving a
:fronx ' the vedkor 1 of ;the
notice'
Marion Messenger, that f hat val
ued el&hhge has Suspended, f It
is always suggestive of progress
backwa'rd hen a Journal, needed
in. a .community, is aUowed to
lanquish and die . . -
o'ept; 22ndJ is pick
pocket jday :inv purham we notd
from the big show peotry.
r4 UonUJo Punished.
. Adinif al' , , Mdntejo ' who ' com:
manned the S!p5msh' flet Jn Man-
&aw on a log,
"I wish I was rich and could
ride."
The carriage , and couple he Ua Bdy firsrSpanish : pffi-
ft , . , , , V , cer punished as far' as wehaveob-
And pid as he worked with his -Wv. iTis.
talk of shooting them for getting
whipped when they just could hot
do the whipping themselves. He
The man in the carriage remarked has been condemned to retire
to his wife, x I ' ment without the right of pro-
4 'One thing I would give if -I motion.
could
maiiiuu, ivictuisuu vuuuty, oeiiutt
strength and the health - 27 men to-jbin the -Tegiment of
ut tiie man who sawed the tt o t.
any town in the state and' doubt-
A pretty young maid with a bun- less for the size Of it, any in the
die of work, . south.4 I is said to be due to the
"Whose face as the morning, was popularity of Lieut A V Brown
fair, who is from Marion.
Went tripping along with a smile
n -.
. oi deiignt, Rates to the State Fair,
While humming a love-breath- , The Southern Railway has an
1 g air. hounced a rate df one first rclstss
She looked on the carriage; the fare for, the rbund-tfipV plus fif-
lady she saw, ; ty cents, for one admission into
Arrayed in apparel so fine, " " the Fair jrbuhds,' from all points
And said in a whisper, ...ffl wish in the State, including Norfolk,
irom my neart , Richmond: Lvnchbursr. Danville.
and intermediate stations. Tick
ets -Willi be soldi at this rate on
The lady looked out on the maid October, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 20,
So fair in the calico dress, whUe for the special .days rate
And said, Td relinquish posi- on a very low scaled basis will
tion and wealth, " be offered. from Hickory, Grover,
Her beauty and youth to pos: Pihoville and Points north and
. 30sf'" ; ' east thereof, on 17th and 18th,
Thus it is in the world, whatever and from other points in the state
our Jot, " ' on 18th and 19th, the final limit
Our minds and our time we of all tickets being October 23rd,
employ, " ' -' is'99: For full information call
In longing and singing for ;whai , - , , -.. -d;-i
we have not " on any agent Southern Railway
Ungrateful for what we enjoy or rite . L.f Vernon, Trav.
Written for the Greensboro Jtra- Agt. Uharlotte, iN. u.
triot.
Those satins and laces were
mine.
Definition of the New Woman.
It would seem that a working
woman, as a working woman, is
not necessarily the New Woman.
Where is the New Woman? A
diligent search does not seem to
bring her to light. The writer
propounded the question, What
is your idea of the New Woman?"
to several people of her acquain
tance and received the following
answers:
- First Business Man A female
crank. - - ; -' ;. -v;. .' ; ,.
Second Business Man a wo
man suffragist. ' r: v - v :
.Third Business Man A.woman
who knows ; what's what and
can't be bamboozled; r
r Fourth Business Man A. wo
man who is educated and,, keeps
up with the 'questions u of r4he
day, and doesn't gossip, and has
an opinion of her"own:- -: n
First Married Woman A crea
ture who, smokes and wears
bloomers and. rides a bicycle and
htes men and votes..
Second;' parried WomanAn
bid maid who wants to gain hoto-i
riefy;--" -'::
-Third Married ; "WoihanA
mother who"' hopes5 to gain "in
l&owle
dg'e of the' laws of h6althrahd-of
the nihid,?BO that she " may leuow
better'hbw toguide-'herchUdfn;
a woman who'll be less and less
tolerant of any wrong-doing-of
her husband J' which may bring
harm to her family. ' -
Fourth Married Woman Lucy
Stone. ' ' -':--
'" First Single Woman A wo
man 'who doesn't want to get
married; !' '
Second " Single Woman Any
woman who is capable of deduc-
i . .. t -. . ,. . . . i.
tive reasoning.
Third Single Woman Any
woman who is trying to make the
most of herself , mind and body,
heart and, soul. " " k
Fourth Single Woman A wo
man who ttr aks that she has the
same right to representation
in the government that her
brother has, and proposes- tok
work until that right is conceded
to her. Hv x
Failure again Several of
those definitions are : very -.good,1
but they cannot all be right,
since they are so different. - , ,
Does- the New .Woman really
exist at all then? ' To ' speak in
the vulgar tongue, it would seem
that where there is so. much
smoke there must be a little firer
a
Woman's Journal. s-.
A THOUSAND TONGUES
'Coald'hot jexpress the rapture
Z' - . ; : . ' . . . r Conld- not express the rapture of
Mr. Albert Mish, OI MishVllle Anni El Mirinser. of 1125 Howard 8t..
f n r n bn W nf t h o Vol ohrn ted PhiladelphiaVTa.; when she found that
lor a oasKet OI tne celebrated pr. King's New Discovery for Oonsum-
Mish grapes which are said to be ptibn had completely cured her hacking
n-v- ,1 o, ! . cough that for made years had made
not unlike the Scuppermong in Hfe a burden. All other remedies and
flavor Tfc ii hlanV in pnlnr nnrl doctors could give her no help, but she
navor. itis DiacKin color ana 8aysof ma Boyal cure "it soon fe-
the editor says that doubtless the moved the pain in my cnest and 1 can
. , ' . . . now sleep soundly, something I can
Aimignty can make a better Woelv remember doing, before. I
grape but He never did. If there reel like sounding its praises through-
out the Universe.' So will every one
is any thing in the line of an who tries Dr-rKing's New Discovery
j - -, . x-i. for'ahV trouble of the Throat, Chest or
m inis ana we can t snare xne T:- TKrw n or Trial
bottles free at etzer's i-rug store;
grapes a vine will do.
eyery bottle guaranteed.
It is evident that Brother Deal
of the VVilkesboro, (Jhronciie is
among the number of those who
believe that angels have wings,
for he says:
The latest among bicycle rid
ers is to have a representation
of their " wheel" cut on their
tomb stone. , Next thing - . we
know the bicycles will be v-
tured with little wings on them. !
- From Goldsboro to Neirbern.
The Chamber of Gommerse of
Goldsbooj6"havd decided to ply a
boat f romthat city to New Bern.
Tne; soothing arid healing prop-
rti8 of Uparaberlam s Uqugh
Remedy, its rjleasatit'' tasted and
prompt aua permanent cures
hve in ad e it' a" great favorite s with
the people everywhere, ;Fdrsal
by Li. Marsh & Co., Druggists.
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Deb
Dry, Goods.
; merit.
r - - "7- . - ; ....
inen, colored Crash, for 5b. 'a
yard, -worth" 106. " '
Printed Marsailles at 12c.
.. -Duck, Plain White, solid col
bred and Printed.
J0Micb"3cTip '-' -tf'-,
; Yard wide Tercale at 20 and 25
cents.per pound. : f i --
. Light colored Outing 5 & 7$C
Bargains in Towejs.
Hosiery. : u
. Two job lots of Samples ofGerit's
fine 80Xi lot N6.1,4plaih and 'fanoy
cofors, al 156 worth 20 to 25c. ! .
x Fancy-colored and black Lisle
at 18c worth 25 to 50c. ;.
he best line of Men's and La-i
aies Hosiery on tue mar not ior
10 cents.
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Notions.
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Crochet Cotton, 4o:;per ; spool,
Siik(shbrt measure; at 5c. Turk
ey: :Bed : Cotton, 20c per dozen
3p0ols, Embroidery Silks, filp,
putlining, rope and twisted at , 3c
per skein, worth .5 cents. Also
gold embroidery thread at 3c per
skein. Embroidery flo6ps 5c. ;
Bone Drs Stays 3c, Sfei,
Hooks and IV 10c box. MacSini
Thread 3c per Kpoo, Safety
2c per dozen. Brass Pin 4C p '
paper and 25c per pound iL
Pins ; Ic, ;Babber lined Dress
Shields 10c, Monrning Pins 1 m
5c ppr box'Aluuininai Hair
5c1 dozen, Side Coroba 5 and 10c
Pom padpur 10c, coarse and finj
tooth Dressing Combs 4 to 25c,
Stationary.
v Jobsmox Paper'at less'tbaa
cp?t to produce. 25c boxes for
15b and 10c ones for 5c. 'Ww
ParnatlOc per pound. Pencil
Erker8' lc, Typewriter do 5c. Car
bbn Paper "fortypewriter rise 3
sheets tot; 50 Typewriter paper
at 3 ounces for 5c. Fancy Crepe
Paper, for Ijamp . Shades 6c 'iip,
Toilet' Paper 2 rblls for 10c, Ink
and Mucilage j3cf Shoe Blacking
lc up, Taho. 5c' Black Dressing
5 to 15c, Wood Tooth Picks 4c
per 1.000. v
Gent's Furnishings.
"Boston' Garters 18c, Drawers
Supporters 3o per pair, Silk
Bosooi Shirts r48o.
Glass Ward her up.
Crockery andTin ware up stairs.
D. J. Bostian
A MOTHER TELLS HOW, SHE
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CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qainine Tablets.
All druggists refund money if it fails to
care. 25c, Tbe genuin has Ij. B. Q
)q eaou tablet.
VlLES YAW
SAVED DAUGHTERS LIFE.
I am the neither ol eight child
ren nnd have had a er eat "deal of
experience with lu-nliclnes; Last
sauiiner xny'l liUie daughter had
the dysentery lii its worst form.
We ; thought sh would die. I
tried everything 'I could think of.
I hf tu advertisement in oar
paper.: v that , Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and : Diarrhoea Remedy
was highly recommended and
sent and got a bottle at once. It
proved to be one of the very best
medicines we . ever had m the
house. It saved my little daught
er's lifeu r I am anxious Cor every
mother to know what an excellent
medicine it is. Had known it at
first . ;t would have' saved me 'a
greKcleal of anxietv aud my
little daughter much cuflering.
Ycuis truly, Mrs. Geo. F. Bar
dioJc, Liberty, H. I. For Sale by
M. -L. Marsh & Co., Druggist.
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