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SASSIN. -
Fire Three $hots Into The Good Soy-
ereign as He Enters UIs Carriage
One Enters the Heart and the Tic-!
tim Dies Universal Sorrow Reigns
Hing Humbert of Italy was
murdered on last Sunday evening
the 29th by an Italian Angelo
Bressi de Rrato. The vile as
sassin fired v three shots one of
which entered the king's heart
just as he entered his carriage
amid the cheers of his peopl.
Every shot took effect on the
king.
The monarch died almost in
stantly.
The assassin was arrested and
gave his name.
He "claims to be fresh from
America and did the deed from
opposition to monarchical gov
ernment.
The murderer was barely
saved by- the soldiers from the
mob. He is indifferent of his
deed and gives evidence that it
was conspiracy involving others.
There is great sorrow over
the nations and many messages
of sympathy and condolence are
sent.
The king was greatly beloved
and the act is sadly deplored.
CHINESE KEWS.
Belter if Not Again Delusive -German
Minister Heard From Safe on 2Ut.
News comes of a more en
couraging tone from Pekin. Tho
German minister has been heard
from and it is riow believed that
the legations in Pekin were safe
up to the 21st of July.
Every message, however, in
dicates that the diplomats are
in great straits as provisions
rvr.d ammunition, for defense
were :0 short as to be about ex
hausted t by this time. The ad
vance 6f the allied forces is nol
yet begun and if the pro foreign
Chinese do not themselves sup
ply them there seems little that
is cheering in it.
No Daily Standard Tomorrow.
The, Daily Standard will not
issue tomorrow. All the force
are for White Supremacy and
-they wfch to take part in the
great demonstrations of real for
the peaoc and prosperity of
their mother State. "We have ho
fear that a gpnerous puct'.c will
not approve. .
The Standard Avill, wo hope,
bo ou time Thursday evening'
as U3U&.1 and oil Friday morning
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Kluttz aud Caldwell.
Mr. T F Kluttz ani fr.ai H
H Caldwell have begua ther
canvass of the county. They are'
at James Burkhead's ad Over-1
cash's stoQs today. Tomorrow j
they will "be at Enochvine and
tomorrow night at China Grove.
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Will Start Ont at 10 O'clock Sharp-
Tbree Bauds Will be on Hand and
Good Mnslc Will be Heard on All
Sides-Oorae Out and See This Grand
Parade.
The parade starts on diurch
street at East Depot street and
goes down Church street to East
Corbin street, along East Corbin
street to North Union street and
up North Union" street to Mr. II
M Barrow's residence, thence
crossing to Church street, up
Church street to East Buffalo
street, along Buffalo, street, to
North ' Union street, down
Norti Union street to Marsh
street, tnence 'by Marsh street
to North Spring street and down
Spring street to the graded
school where the speiking takos
place.
The different townships1 will
line up as follows:
No. 1: Enters by depot, up De
pot street to Spring street, up
Spring street to Mill street; by
Mill street across Main street to
Church street, down Church
street to East Depot street.
No. 2: By depot up Depot to
Valley street, up Valley street
to Mill street, up Mill street
crossing Main to Church, down
Church to East Depot street.
J No. 3: Beattie Foard road by
Buffalo street," to Church street,',
iown Church to East Depot
street." ,
No. 4: By Salisbury " road,
iowri Church . to East Depot
treet.:
I No. 5: East Depot street,
h.nd forms in rear of township
No. 12.
! Nos. 6, 7, 8, 9: Forms on Mt.
Pleasant road at old Lutheran
church.
Nos. 10 and: 11: On South
Union street. '
No! 12 Ward 1: From Can-
nonville up Depot street cross
ing Union and stops east of
Church street.
"Ward 2: At Odells, down Union
to East Depot, by East Depot and
stops east of,' hurch street.
Wards 3 -and 4: Will form on
past Depot east of Church.
Stanly county will form on
West Corbin street.
Bands: 3 Concord, Greens
boro and Steel Creek.
Be at positions at 9:45.
Parade. begins at 10, promptly.
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CHINA GROVE ITEMS.
Hot Time in the Old Town Tt Light
Hon. T F Kluttz .to Sp"''iXn the
. St'clal Circle.
Written For The standard.
China Grove, July 31 Mr.
Iiobt. Laflerty ; is home on a
visit.; 1 1
; Six new students come in Mon-.
day. We are glad to see our townii j!
;'i:ve with boys and girls attesd
ing the Wfiit Bros. schb'...
MiSs , Belle Ecfdlemaij inter-tair-od
.rnumbir' of friends last
Tjreok1 at"herndrme in honor of
her Wend Xis Agns Cook,- o
Kit.'; Pleasant." (
Rovand Mrs.-Clpp aT3d Rev.
Robt. Pattersoi are visiting at
Us. I Frank Patterson's. .j
Hor T 1& KluUz Mil Siieak
here tonisrht. A larjre ftbwd it
expeciea. mere win u i. "ymvr
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Corals' 'ai an 013 iSrleijd Whom They
Honored on His Learing and Meads
Yfltk Tbeinfor the Amendment.
. Mr. Tj D Duval snoko to thft !
people of Cannonville Monday
fciiffht. Hfs zeal for the causo of
.White Supremacy was his great
incentive for being there and he
appealed as one who held thejr
confidence as manifested when
he left them.
5 He plead with them with all
his force and power not to throw
away this opportunity to cast a
vote more vital to their interests
jthan any they had over cast.
j The speech was not long but
was- punctured with deafening
applause. It was a source of
delight to these people to hnv
Jhini and hear him, with ail his
attachment for the mill people.
to declare to them his conviction
that the amendment is good and
wise in its provisions and that it
is the right thing to vote for.
He was disturbed by a request to
pxplain why Democrats appoint
ed negro registrars in the past
He "said the! explanation was that
had done no such thing and
that that- is the whole thing in
fehort.
Blow to the Boers.
A Pretoria dispatch of the
9tti from Lord Roberts savs
Ghti'; PrinsfcH5,"vitti DiOO' Boers;
have surrendered to GenV Hun
ter. This ' blow - is severe to the
Boers ' and indicates an early
ciollapse.'
1 White ManTurned Yellow.
! Great consternation was felt by the
friends of M, l Hogarty of Lexington,
Ky., when they saw he was turning yel-
Ifcw Ilia skin slowly" changea color,
also his eyes, and he luffered terribly.
His malady was'yeUow jaundice. He
was treated by the - best doctors, but
Without benefit. Then h was advised
to try Electric Bitters, the wonderful
stomach and ' Liver romedy, and ho
writes:. "After using two bottle3 I whb
hollv'' cured." A trial proves its
matchless merit for all stomach, liver
and kidney trouble. Only 30c. Hold
at Fetzer's drug Store.
J Was Ii a Miracle?
! "The raartellous cure of Mrs, Eena J
fjtout of consumption Las created iii
tenBe excitemeut in Cammaok, Ind."
Writes Marion Stuart, a leading drug
gist of Muncie, Ind. Sh,e only weifrhed
90 pounds when her doctor m Yoiktowu
said she must soon die. Then she. be
gan to use Dr. King's New Discovery
and gained 37 pounds in vreight r.nd wuh
compleiely cured." it has onred
thousands of hopeless cases, nnd is
positively guaranteed to cure all throat,
chest, and lung aisfafiea. 50c and &1.0U.
Trial bottles free at Fetzer's dng fctoro
K. FRESH - LIN'S Ol'1
JNKE CANDIfiS
ALSO SICE FHESIL
1Summer Cheese
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g Best Dyspepsia Cure.
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Indigestion and '
8 Dyspepsia 0
you are troubled of those dw- 7
n eases give thia medicine a trial z
M and be cured. It coeta you 25 cts.
per Dottle.
Concord Drug Co.
Phone R7.
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IVfany Styles!
Reduced Prices!
Have you any needs for additional light
weight headgear for immediate use?
Then 'here, is a fortunate chance foryou.
An bpportunity ta save' on a purchase
- iftway.a-WDlcome-Ne.verJbefore have,
we offered such a chance to save on
Men's. Straw Hats. Abotit 75 SfcraW
Hats sold at 50c, 65c, 75c and' SI
now put on a front table ond marked
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Still a better lot goes at 50 cents each.
Not a hat but what is worth double
and thrible. ,
GTnnur IinT nt Is
WE ARE RIGHT IN IT-
We do 'not offer you a
but we do offer you the-
Best Line of Stoves in Concord
Rnh'd car of Star Leaders just arrived: fifteon years -guarantee od
ii ffre" lac'k; efttisfaction guaranteed or money back. We also have n.
ff ' stock Iron Kings, (late City and Georgia Home.
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.C? A VJ-do you play a spi
; t)ft I 1 MENT? WE SELL '
oiinsij
ds of tt
all kin
rings and rt fairs
Violins Guitars. Banjons, Mandolins, Zithers, Accordions, eto , and
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FURNlYURE! FURNITURE! .'
No Louse iiiXu! th Carolina carries a larger stodt or belter line, aaa
we will eoil you goods p cheap aa the same grad of goods cau v:
boughtayViicio.
fo aave eaia and
II,Hfirris&'Co.
. .Questions Answered,
Yes, Augnsf Flower still hs the laig.
est saldottAnjr medicine U the civiliiwd
orlcl. YourSnothers and graadniothera
jiever thought pf 8ing ( anyhinsf ejaa
for indigeation or bifliousneas. Doctors
were ftcarce, and they seldom hoard of
appendicitis, . nervous prostration or
j heart failure, etc. 'They used August
Flower to clean out the system and
stop fermentation of undigested food,
regnlata the action .'f the lirer, stimu
late the nervous and organic action, pf
the eystep, .and that is all they took
when feeling dull and bad with Loud
aches and other aches. You only uoed a
few" doses of Green's August Flower, in,
liquid form to vxao you aatiiieJ thure in'
nothing serioup tJe matter with you.
For sale by all dealers 'in . civilized
countries.
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Monday Morning
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Dollar for Fifty
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Residence Thone 90.
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Salisbury Sun, July 30tb.
tiri in this Sihl town tcriisht.
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