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OONCORIX N. 0. WEDNESDAY JlJLY-18, 1900. .
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meeting: in .muusi n ujnupn-
.1 .i tilU ii'ioK on'iin:iussiojiers Action
A Hack Mr.ilo w ithout Comparison some baa roacis not exr
Sclnol Fund . Restored to Prer tbo .chain ?an to do. It has
stctits. jfceen a mistake to novo the an.
Mr:. Editor: While our efle- for the small johs. Tkishey
mi's 'u-looking up the record discovered by experience.
of on -'arty for the past year, I j This critc4sul against ' the
.olio - they always put their own ' board a4 well as othors. is cn.
cor.;:H-don on our action and tiroly unjust, for as stated above
iv i.iv. .uc owijq board hns so economically
s; t.ney make no compai- j mn.nas:ed as to be able to reduce
.sua with U r irown acts. By re-; tho taxes for-this year $2,000,
for
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M THE Hi. '
It ..-B. D: C: . ,
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ncv to their book's you will ; which is no .mall matter these
he T used
money belonging ' hard timcs
J cr recount to swell tho j Your.s for White
'and. They had no right ! and the ticket,
Supremacy
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- it; the present board had
iuake good and it showed
. y iu bad light; but that
occur again this year,
:" schools .are in better
lian ever.
takecare not to say any
about the commissioners
i " lu( ing the taxes this year, but
call attention to tho creation of
..tnot'ter office. There wTas ho
new office created; tho commis
sioners saw that the chain gang
needed general supervis'oi, and
the question arose among them
whether it was cheaper for one
of them to look after it as has
beer, customary or to hire some
one They saw that tho law al
lowed t hem $2. for each day they
serv and milage; which would
have been about an average of
$2. SO r; day for the one who
lived in town, and. $3. 50. a day
for the ones who lived in the
country, they each living fifteen
miles from town. When they
foun t thoy could get a man of
experience aud more capable for
this work, they hired Jiim at one
dollar and fifty cents a day, and
en milage, for the days he ac
tually serves, while the old
Wan! t aid one of its numbers $2
A Democrat.
ill ill
a da y f . r the same work. They
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a man who had ex-
; V: e in such 'matters. .He
1 i. en and is still on the
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.i'fntiary Board of Directors
'he State, and Mr.
!m said that Mr. Leazer,
.! ! ::tendent of the peuiten
iia ,. , advised him if ho could
r.-r Young to take charge of
Me g. : eral supervision of tho
rhai;i gang it would be a good
business stroke, a"nd he felt ca
palilf'Of judging, as Mr. Young
wasiiis trusted adviser and co
worker during his adminfstra.
tiun. ?r. Allison said that Mr.
Wurtti, the treasurer of the
State told him the good record
the penitentiary made during
Mr. Lc izer's administration was
jnoie due to 'Mr. Young than any
other man, for Mr. Leader was'
sick a rreaideal, and often left
hiir c ;fiarge. Now with' such
Itcveinie Olllcor Declares For iw Aiiieisd
mont Three Dolhtrs cr dr-y Uhs lift
Command Allen Jonos.
The Lexington Dispatch which.
is a very giant in this White Su
premacy fight contains the letter
below from a life long Republi
can who has been a bchool
teacher but U now an internal
revenue officer getting $3.00 per
day. .
Being a conscientious man,
however, and able to rise above
the consideration of position and
emolument he is looking to the
good of his native state and
says:
Lexington, N. C.,
July 14, 1900.
Editor Lexington Dispatch, Lex
ington, N. C:
Dear Sir: Much has been
said about the proposed amend
ment to the constitution of North
Carolina. Some condemn and
some commend it, for one, I have
read and re-read it, have heard
it djscussed by both sides, and, so
far, have been unable to do more
than honestly recommend it to
the voters of North Carolina for
ratification. I shall vote for its
ratification myself and' cordially
invite my friends of all political
parties to join me in so noble a
cause, viz. : tno entlironempnt oi
White Supremacy, from the
mountains to the sea.
Tho amendment disfranchises
no white voter whose ancestors
were voters prior to January the
1st, 18G7, provided, such voter
.gets his name on tue registra
tion book before 1908. The
amendment affects only tho
colored voter whose asccstor was
not a voter prior to .January' th
1st, 1867. I sincerely hope that
I every voter in North Carolina,
irrespective of party affiliation,
will cast his vote to reclaim his
native State. . .
Very respectfully,
. 'Allen T. Jones!
ate $1,500 or $2,000 to repair llacts To He Placed In OH Lutlkraa 'jjj gSf. ) sfa
some oad roads not expedient for Church Committee Will bo There on ''"'
thrtloraliig-urAWlst. ;S WB SELL IT. Will cuuk
The. ladies of Cabhrrus county w . ' .
who will kindly fuhfisii tu-ovis-t I ndigcstioii and
ions for the barbecue dinner are . . . 'Dyspepsia D
requested to place their baskets '4 . g
(Questions Vr.stverl. w
f? ' 'Vnyt rioivpr Btill'hnf the larsr-
1 54 iTest.'sixle of any medicine ia the crt iliztd
S1, worlif. Your irtotbert and taQ'Tiaother
t I ii ...e : . -i
never thougLt cf using abvtbiiur el-
jn were g'.mree, and tlicy felJftu Jieurd of
'0 aienJic-iti. nervous' prostration nr
benrt fnilare, etc. They ut-ed August
stop fermt?ntati n of u"tUtret-.il fooO.
regulate the iH'tion -f tlie liv r. stimrt-
etc. in the Concord Hig
bu ild ing (th e oi d Lu th era
on Wednesdar mormm
1st. The jiroper comra"ttce will fi
be there to take charge and give ;)
due care to them.
By order of W 11 Harris Chair
man of committe.
h School if If .von arw trouble.! of these 1n- ft j fa't? th-? rervuin and organic cciton of
" , i t"11808 this mwliciutj a trial SVsf(-,ni. ... i tiM.t ,v t)u.v .,(ll.
u church , aud Ite cured. I costs y cm 3- cts. fill, 5, ,u-1 " lb ' 11 tla-y ajuk
r urust!?j per bottle. . , f.-elmg (V.i.'l au,1 ba-I nllx Load-
' '4 Ji ! acted a::d other acV.Cfi. Yon oiy rood a
HAUTSKLIi- CASTOH.
A Beautiful IFome Affair-JE..:n ' the
S:.1 Train (Joins to AsheVillo and
Waj nesville to S( in' Several Weeks
The liiido Has Been Staying in the
I'osi (.Ilice Here For Several Years.
At 8:15 Tuesday evening Miss
Margaret Castor was married to
Mr. A b' Harwell., i Ue e.ere
mony took place at the home of
the bride's father Mr. Elam Cas
tor, on West Depot street.
Rev. Chas. B Miller, of St. James
Lutheran church performed the
ceremony.- The marriage was a
quiet home affair only a few of
the bride's best friends being in
vited. The bride is one of
Concord's popular young ladies.
She has held a position in tho
postofnee for several years.
She is well known here and
has a host of friends. Mr. Hart
sell is tho popular drummer of
a large tobacco firm.
The bride and groom left Tues
day night for Asheville and
Waynesvillo where .they will
r spend several weoks
a
Concord Drug1 Co
Phone 37.
ra c-v' v-iC'w$'a
n
few doi-es of (lreen'3 August Flower, in
liquid form to make you ratified there is
nothing terions tho matter with you
For sale, by nil dealers in 'iiviJized
countries.
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nr .do; scment do the people cen- j
s-ire uiem for tl's transaction?;
Killed Prisoner in Self-Defense.
Chief of Police Lyerly, of
Vov. luoc at. the result. ThVe 'Ashovillo, killed JoeMcCltchey,
wai ro discipline at Jhe camp; ' a prisoner, iie jail Monday night,
rh eo rict, often had as much' He was taking him to a cell
bouVmatters. as tUe of-, where his nensrt wquld not dis-
The Standard VilKiivo Yon tne Kews.
The Standard gladly announces
to its loyal and generous pat
rons that, while it cannot under
go the drainage of tho evening
press dispatches, which, when
tried before were remarkable
for little worth and great cost,
that it has arranged with the
Charlotte Observer, for all the
latest aiews of such nature as will
justify special attention aild that
it were a privation to be without
till.tha liext day. Such mes-
cMirnc will IllllddV rn Tim Kfurwl.
ilUp'-n M ill ,11 . ' w ...ivk ;ii
ard duly nccred-ited and alsd on,
bulletins 'at'The Standard office'
and Postal Telegraph office.
PARKS
Well there lias been a rush for two week? a-nu
the enthusiasm still grows. Such seasonable, sty Mali
and dependable goods were never before put on the
market- at the price. We have just happened on a certain
jobber who had a burning" desire to clean up a lot of
Dimities worth 10c a yard. The lot was large for this
season of the year, but the price makes the trade. They
arc put on sale today at 5c per yard. The patterns are
good and every yard worth double;
20c white organdie Sale Price 10 0-
All colored organdies go at i l'2kc-
French ginghams, former price 10c Sale Price 70-
Bleeched Domestic that would be cheap at 7Ac. . . .Sale Price So-
Apron check ginghams, tho Gc quajity Our Sct'e Price Ac-
Remnant ginghams in 1 to 1 yard lengths, a great value at. . .c.
$3.50, $3.00 and $2.50 Parasols Sale Pt ice 82.00-
5?" All kinds of Millinery being sold regardless of "i
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nyfifc)! y.9 i&'Zsz) T j
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'Phone messages too of tho
result of ball games by the State
League will be bulletined at The K
Standard office.
t Tnmafs too??- a different : turo tno citizens. :MCL,iaicney
.nt iham as snnn n Mr ! ?ncldenv .attacked him wilJL a
that- he
tt curinrr
'OBJ
-'ok charglf). He looked pioce of bu
! tor them, rflid loold-d after Mysteriously obtained. LyerJjj;
o.t matters which enabled j in self-defense seized a pick
H -. Drintedent to look more handle and iot flfeing able to
el' eb, after the "ofk, and has weigh his blow iu golden scales
, onev to tlO countv. and! struck tbo prisoner a blow from
i!" ii-'l the work. As a result i which he died
t) ':r; has been reduced for this '' exonerated.
A FKtSII LINE OF
.Nice Candies,
ALSO NICE -FJiEiSlI
Summer Cheese
AT 8. J. ERVIN'S
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WE ARE RIGHT' IN. IT,
We do not offer you a Dollar for Fifty centb,
but we .do offer you the
Best Line of Stoves in Concord
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Solid car of Star Leaders just arrived; fifteen yenfs. guarantee on
fire back; satisfaction guaranteed or inoney buck. We uiso hVe iv
etock Iron-Kings, Gate City and Georgia Home. ,
$:ii:fitufiifUli:)IiitI!t!:)!3 tIiir!-f!JniI'liJ'liIritiiiil-5
o A VI DO YOU PLAY A SPRING INSTUU
0 1 ! MENT'- WE SELL 'EM-
Violins, Guitars. Banjons, Matidolin-vZitheff, Accpnlion, etc., and
fiJ kinds of strings and rtpuirs.
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LyerlcAvas fully !
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE! !
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No hoiiso in Xortb Carolina carries a larger stock or better lii, aud
we will sell you goods ae cheap as the same grnd? of croods can be
bought anywhere. We have mid and say, come and see u it be tru ...
pell, Harris & Co.
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