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CONCORD, N. CJ. WEDNESDAY JULY 41. 1900.
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. C03C0RD VS SALISBLl'.
,l! rj-p,ke and 'Atfgustus Rickman
Sajisbnry Goes D$m1i i Concord's
in tHe Swollen River, Jacob 1 Hands-The 4Jrtad Stand Gar Thalr
Support.
CoucOrd. and Salisbury base
T 11 A j. iT .G .-1 ,1 V
. Jarob A Drake a motorman ou uau met .u luo. utilu ueiUlw
thr A si uviliA street-railway entthegran(i sland Tuesday even
wirmuh'S last Sitoday in the with Mr. Aubrey Hoover as
IVpth. "Broad and was drowned. umpire, rno granu sianu wciS
The -lme stream near Buck not as full as usual, but the boys
! r :iU' ,;laimed-.its victim in Au- :had approbations
,
Justus IMckman' ag(3d 16 years.
TTc iTul ome comDanious were
,v, !; tr ing across the river when,field but Salisbury. soon showed
i , .... !g man failed to reach Concord that the game was to
' ,i a', a ! be wOn only bv hard playing. A
' I aiiu was uiuwucu iu -
he ethers who could not uuu Iljau
i both sides. A fair game was
i played. Salisbury did well but
the fates seemed to be against
her
The ga.me resulted in 16. to 10
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Concord made a few happy
! hits when she first went on the
PLEASANT NEWS.
. sponder ' Vith His odak
ap Shot at Some Sews Items in favor of Concord. We were
. : Them to The Standard,
i 'iiusant, July 10 Messrr.
i,-iman and Hfinry Furr
i lg in Charlotte.
W A Lutz, President of
ui; i. JOUUt'L', who uxa uuuu
oai;asv -i:g the many counties
for stud '.jits, was here lastTues
day and reports that the pros-
D'.vts U)- the college this next
y,'i; Y ; yQVy flattering Rev.
fatz i- the right man in the
i i;''hi pl'U'.e. and is doing good
voile in t iio-interest of .the col
1. g .. and any young man of our
try who desires an educa
tion at t oe least possible cost can
do no better than to make
N. C. college his headquarters.
It K one of the best and cheapest
rchoots in the South.
About twenty-five of our young
pe ople spent
pleased with the Salisbury boys
and will bo srlnd to see tliem in
Concord again.
at
the Fourth
Mif-.-mbeiuier's springs.
Mr. Alonzo Blackw elder spent
last Sunday and Monday at
fli UlCV
Cola
;a ; ."r
tio!).i
(!:-(. u.-. -
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ol.e r,
tho! : ;.
-is the warmest thing
. - specially the constitu
it'i.mdment. It is being
in every nook and
very one seems to be
ion one side or the
d we are having some
i discussions.
Tlsin
n v ; . riCATiox meeting.
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hv.u
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)sand Assemble and Hrar
Jrcat Speeches.
; ' id ratification meeting
in. 'j on the 10th at ' the
of W J Bryan in Lincoln.
Moated that 13,000 peo-
i'' iembled. Dpmocrats,
.1 ' 1 . 7 1 1.1!
. i-- - tinu silver xtupuuii-
.i.n.-, ri posed tho crowd and
Mr, iry;; Gen. "Weaver, Mr.
StnveiKson, Mr. Towno, Cyclone
D.i vis and Webster Davis made
speeches. It is said that Towno
nuid'hr est speech of all. It
was u grand send off.
IS
JiKlo Montgomery to Speak in No. 2.
The White Supremacy Club of
N o 2 town ship will meet at Poo-
Mi
Ycv church Saturday flight.
.o !. .rj.--; .'. tendance .is desired.
T , Igc ' lo. tgojmery will be pnss
tess tlici'club. Let
RICHARDSON'S EXPLANATION.
He Tells Why 10 tq 1 'V."? Pat In t!ie
Democratic Platform.
Washington, July 9. The
Post tomorrow will print an in
tcrview with Representative
Richardson, of Tennessee, who
was chairman of the convention
at Kansas City, m which he says
of tho Democratic, platform:
"Tho controlling reason for
using the phrase "16 to 1," m
the platform, was .because some
thought that while ' free ' silver
was not tho issuo of this year,
yet were it omitted, the very fact
of omission would 'give it more
prominence and possibly cause
it to be discussed more than if it
were simply repeated in the
platform.) The argument was
that if it were left out of the
platform it would bo an issue,
but if put in the . platform, it
would bo superseded by ' the
great issuo of imperialism."
' Will tho platform command the
support of those who four years
ago broke away from the Demo
cratic party?" Mr. Richardson
was asked. .
"I have been gratified," he an
swered, "to see that the nomi
nees and the platform have been
met with so great favor with the
Eastern press. A few havo
criticised it, but only a few, and
the. great bulk of the Djmocratic
press is once more to bo in line
with the party. With this una
nimity, I feel quite sure that we
can carry enough of the Eastern
and . Middle States to win the
election.".
Mr. Richard sop plans to re
main in Washington for some
time and to undertake actively
the work of the congressional
campaign which will be managed
for the Democrats from Wash-
infftoii.
t1 I'i'V
J u !'
i
come out to
i ntgomery
on
hear
the
Arpetite of a Goat
I itivviL )v all whese stomach and
luvf a out of order. But ench should
iiv t'uitDr. Kind's New Life Pill
appetite, sound diges
Meeting at Coanocville.
Rj2V. D Lacy Hoge
Aeoox Our-.TeaSil
We e protfd to state that judges o f
teas, who have tried ours, havecreditad
August 15tk Democrats to Name Con
irres$mn! for the 7fh District.
Col. P B Means attended anthem with having the most delicious
meeting of the Democratic oxeftu- j flavor! of any teas they ever drank. We
tiv.e-eommitteeat the Mt. yernon
in Salisbury on Tuesdaythe lOthr
at which he tells us a call was
made for a convention to be
held ht Statesville on August
15th to nominate a candidate for
the 7th congressional district.
A MYSTERIOUS PLAGUE.
Over 40 People Already Dead of It m a
Louisiana Parish.
New Orleans, July 10. Pres
ident Souchon, . of the State
board of health, today received i
telegram from tho president of
tho parish board of health for
Caldwell parish, of which Co
lumbia is the seat, urging tkat
an expert, a quantity of tents,
and sanitary'' inspectors bo sent
to that place at once, as a, mys
terious plague had broken out
there, which was fatal in ovor.y
instance. Tho telegram stated
that-fully 40 people, mostly no
groes, had already succumbed to
the disease.
President Souchon sent Dr
Beard, the State expert, to the
scene, it is oeiiovou tne epi
domic is a very malignant one.
earnestly request thit you erive them a
a trial and be convinced of that fact.
Prices: 75c to'$i.00 Per Poou'eL
COHRD DRUG CO.
I'liONE 31.
Duestious Answered.
Tea. Auernst Flower still has fh 1
.est sale of ahy medicine ia the civilized
wurm. lour motners ana grandmothers
never mouRLt or using anything else
or indigestioi or billionsness. Dorters
"were scarce, and they seldom heard
appendicitis, neryona prostration or
heart failure, etc. They used August
Flower to clean out the system und
stop fermentation of uniige-td ffod.
regulate the action f the liwrt stimu
lat the nervous atid orcauio :tion of
the system, and that is U thay took
when feeing dull "and had with bond
aches and other aches. You only ne d a
few doses of Green's August Flower, m
liqmd form to make ypu satitied there is
nothing serious the matter with you.
For sale by all dealors in civilized
countries.
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PERSONAL POINTERS.
Miss Addie Strieker returned
yesterday from a visit to Charlotte.
Mrs. J P Cook and, Mr. J M
Hendrix are spending the day in
Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Lizzie Morehead who
has been visiting Miss Nannie
Cannon left thi-4 morning for
Durham. She will go from Dur
ham to Alleghany, Va.
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
Mrs. Winslow's Soothirg Syrup has
been used for over iifty years by mil
lions of mothers for their children
whne teething with perfect success. 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 immedi
ately. Sold by druggists in every part
of tns world. Twenty-live cents a bot
tle. Be sure and ask for "Airs. "Win
slows -Soothing Syrup," and take no
other kind
A FKESII LINE Otf
Nice Candies,
ALSO NICE FRESH
Summer Cheese
AT S. J. EKVIN'S
mm
fiwrtt.."-! "-.' -a
pp.:
fast
Are you tho least hit
about your Hosiery?. Most wnni'ii
are. iMiring- tins extreme
you want one that is
t
durable and cool. We carry a:
a line of Hosiery for ladies ami
dren as can be had. Hen
reduced prices fbr'you:
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J.I
en:
ne
' Ladies Mercerized Lisle
Hose that look like silk,
only. I .
48c.
About '3 dozen Lisle Hose
withdace stripe, sizes 8 to
9L considered a bargain at
39c, now 3 pairs for
Ladies' Plain Egyptian
cotton Hose, very fine
grade value at 25c, sale
price
$100.
19c.
We havo-the best Hose
you ever set eyes on for the
price, 2 pairs for.
Misses Hose well shaped
with lace stripe, sizes 7 to O z
82, part black, 2 pairs for . .
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ft
on last
Mondayftnight beffen a protracted
meeting in the school buifdingat
Muh interest acs
Cannon vill
been manifested by the earnest
Glorious News
Comes from Dr. I). IT. Cajole, of
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iMiJiiilniliiiiii'iiJiiliiliiOiiliiilii
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t : ular bodily L0)it that in
t lfth and great energy.
1 9hOr's drug store.
Washita I. T. He writes: "Electric
Bitters has cured Mrs. Erer of
Scrofula, which ha caused he great
suffering for years. Terrible sores
would brek.out on'h.er head and face.
proachia-of M. Hog, aad the and the besl doctors could give no hUp; t FURNITURE! FUi?WITUf?E ! !
r... .. I Vnf. tioto hor Viooltli ia cvo''fiit "filing I P3 a "
attendance is ooci IT meeting . . V 7 V T r n
A tr Bitters n the best blood purifier B Vn hnnRa in nmi;n ,.,., nrK.it.,.r li.a
we will aellyou goods as cheap as the Ptimofirra f gJCdti can bo
Jbought anywhere. We have said and suvk cr e nnvl sou if ij be true.
WE ARE RIGHT IN IT.
We do not offer you a Dollar for Fifty cents,
but wc do offer you the
Best Line of Stoves in Concord
Solid car of Star Leaders just arrived; fifteea .years guarantee on
fire back; satisfaction guaranteed or mony back. Wo also have in
ctool: Iron Kings, (late City and Georgia Home.
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CI XVI DO YOU PLAY A" SPRING 1NSTUU
Ol I I MENT? WE SELL 'EM. .
Vidins, Guitars, Banjons, Mfctdolins, Zithers, Accordioas, tto., ud
.If
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fir
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will continue
more.
iU AV know
Mr. C C Sikes, of Monroe, wr
It's .ltd supreme ready for I
tetter, salt rheuW, ulcersf boils and .
running sores. It stimulates liver,.
here Tuesday and returned home llfllna Jiff0o(lfAllli;,fi' fIlo efMnBti,
r tins vveanesuay; morniug. - . Only 50c. boie at fetzer's drug store.
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Bell, Harris Cc?
Residence Phone 90. Store PL.u5!
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