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NATIONAL TICKET.
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For President
William Jennings Bryan.
For Vice-President,
Adlai E. Stevenson.
For Electors-at-Large,
LeelS. Overman, of Rowan; D.
H. MCLean, of Harnett.
, For Congress from 7th District,
Hon. Theo. F. Kluttz,
of Rowan.
For Elector,
J. R. Blair,
of Montgomery.
Concord, N. C, Sept. 22 1900.
The Press-Visitor claims that
Raleigh has the largest and best
equipped cotton gin in the State.
.'Its capacity is. a bale to every 15
minutes. , Thai's something of
which to boast, but then it is to
have Marion Butler. We'd rath
er sit on the lever and drive
bor.ses round in a ring ginning
three or four bales a day.
WELL ES0UGII PUT.
Atlanta Veterans to the 0. 0. P.
DR. HUffitEB McGUIRE DEAD.
Was onewall Jackson'i Physician -
Eminent Surgeon and Author.
An Associated Press Disraeli
of the 19th from Atlanta savs :
"Atlanta flaW IRQ finite r. Hunter MeGuire, vfhowas
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Confederate. Veterans, at its last stonewall Jacks&n's medical'di
meeting, adopted a . resolution rectdr. died at his country house
s,s,-.nUnA t-X I--. . 1 A1- J .
o ""'bv- 1 npnr t.nw ritv mnrmnc frnm
ing exception to a resolution
passed at. the recent oncampment
at Chicago, of the G. A. R., rela
tive to Southern school histories
It was held by the G. A. R. reso
lution that mrfny of the histories
used by Southern school children
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gave a partisan viety of the his- 11th, 1836, and received his medi-
A. 1 C . a - f A 1 -N TTT I
toricai iacis OI ine UIVU war. ri ndnrnfimi thor nnd at. Pbila,
Alter giving briefly several m
the effecte of a Stroke of paraly
sis six monthVago.
He wa's one of the mosfomin-
(ent surgeons in- the South. Ho
was bJorn in Winchester, OctaWfl bale of large Bath Towels at
less than 50c. on the dollar.
"n fir
tw ra . wn m m mm u
special;
Our friend, the' Stanly Enter-
About 300 nounds of them at 20
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cidents in the war the resolution v .cents per pound.
adoptod by the Atlanta camr. meDt wmcn brouSnt lrom la- G o
concludes: dephia to'Richmond some 300 Thie 'is nnrlmirifprllv flip
In the language of the reso- Southern madiral students dnr. plionnoftf Inf. nf Tnwnls nf-
lutions of the Grand Army, we . excitement incident to fered on this market for
nf tno Smith alsr ru nnnn all I
patriotic citizens to' aid in ban- the John Brown raid. He had years. uOme and buy all
ishing from our school all books filled the chair of surgery in tho yU want the more the bet-
and teachings of a partisan, sec'- Medical College of Virginia and er we ' or we are
nuiicu ur uibmyai cnaracier, dui . , 4, n.. maKinff our usual nront ana
WO remind OUr fellow Citizens of vmi env fiO nnr nf nn xrnnr
a of Mfl Pino Vinr ' K w " ww "w " v" J w
una vjrauu iirmy oi uie itepuDlic, " Tnwple
ft v
T a l :n
RPhnnls n.ro nr,r,l?nrl WHV, WW . . , ' , Wt'UK WU Will UUei
. v r.itli wwo rimporiuni meaicai woriis, nas i , Ti - TA
-nab toenail iiiai uie war ueiweeii n i -,. . . ,v"vj .j
Restates was organized rebel- served m leading. positlons. m Sateen and Denim fliem-
ion aesignea 10 aestrov tne un- v ,vm " " foM,, nnnts.
J.1 a. T V Tv j 1 I a e Jl j 1 I
juu. inni ueirerson uavrs was tne -nons ox mo counirv. ana was n n
arch traitor (whUe John Brown chairman of the History com- A largo line of Stamped Linens
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was d, nero ana maryir.inat mitlce of the Grand Camp of . from 5c. per piece up.
ATlMcf ATI I I
ana ibtonewan Jackson were vnrrl Tro f!nrHin: it r,Q ntc
. Richmond Dismtah of 19th. 6 am mco urtamS at cents
Jiuuiv ul ireiison: mai rtemmos.
v ' j
Tattnall, Buchanan and Waddell
were wicked pirates, and the
Southern armies were bands of
fFrilled Ndt . Curtains at $2.25
per p'air.
Ch'enille and Tapestry Portieres
at $3.50 per pair.
36 inch Curtain Scrim at 5 and
15c. per yard.
Shades from 10 cents up and
Poles from 25 cents up.
Homemade pieced Quilts, filled
with good cotton, size 7x5
feet, weight 5 lbs, only $125
each.
Counterpanes from 85 cents up
to $2.68 each.
Barrel of Apples for Each.
per pair.
rebels, the adoption of these res- 1orui America 18 expected to bo
olutlons bv the Grand Armr nf tho largest ever known. The
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the Republic is but a hollow farco. horticultural experts predict
"The resolutions themselves from 80,000.000 to 100.000.000
. . . . . i
leem with partisan anger and barrels, which will be a supply
mioicpioaouLciiiuii. vv nenevcr
thp unfair nnrlisan Vinnl.-c rf ilia
, , , North am mrmptori n.n,i aii w: inhabitant of the United States.
I'nsu says me iaianties ax tne i va 4i
.Tni,ew a., oi ideGCes of tred tothe South -Daily Record.
1889, were 2,142. We read in
This year's apple crop in Irish Point Curtains at $2.50
per pair.
Feather Pillows at 60 cents each.
Only ja few left...
Colored Machine Thread at 12
cents per box of 1' dozen
spools. This is regular 5c.
Thread and' will answer for
basting as well as any.
G assorted Steel Pens for 1 cent.
D. J. BOSTIAN.
SpoITord's Cyclopoedia 9,000
pretty big difference. Will the
Enterprise please give us the
.author of statistics on which it
draws.
Sr
TheXRetail Grocers' Union of
Charlotte petition for the co-operation
of employes for the col
lection of bills made on promise
of settlement on pay-day, which
promises are so often ignored
and the money is paid to another.
If this iniquitous homestead were
iemoved there would be no such
dodges. thought of.
eliminated therefrom, it will then
. , - I mvQ Tj.ct nvii years struggle wnn a manrant Btomacn
be time enough for our Grand AUW uest rrescnpuon xor tmus
t.rnnhlfl that nannAil rliKfrAKHinrr n.ffn.Alra
The Bravery ot Woman
Wai grandly shown by Ifrs. John
Dowling, of Butler, Pa., in a three
years' etrugsrle with a malijrant stomach
o uuuuio iuhii tuueou uiotiuooiii utbacjiH
Army friends to call for reform And feTer is"a. botUe l?rove's Taste. of nausea an(j indigestion All remddies
. n. . . .. . . less Chill Tonic It is frirenlv iron nn1 i i: 1 a.-i t. a... i
in the matter of Southern his
tories."
The days and nights are now
ecfual. The provision seems to
give a fellow as much time to
rest 'and sleep as to work. It
doesn't provide, however, for a
full dinner pail.
Bryan and frying are words
less suited for rhyme than watchH
w 3 -ds far the two great opposing
. YVith eleven Presidential tick
ets in the fild, the man 'who
c;i't make up his mind how k
veto raigt draw lot Mrnin
Star.
Dnrinsrlast Mav an infant hiM nf
our neienoor waa snnenng from cholera
infantum. The doctors had
all hopes of recovery. I took a bottle
Of Chambflrloin'fl Oolin. tlhnlAra and
Diarrhoea Remedy to the house tellim?
them I felt sure it would do good . if
used aooordinjr to directions. In two
dayn time the ohild had fnllv to.
covered. The child . is now vigorous
and healthy. I have recommended this
remeay irequentiy and have neyer
knOWU it to fail. Mrs. flnrtio "Rnfcnr
Bookwalter, Ohio. For sale at Marsh's
arug store.
While' digging in phosphate
mines near White Springs, 'Fla.,
Friday the earth suddenly caved
in and a big underground cave
was revealed. In it were skulls
and human -remains and parts of
pottery and cooking utensils.
Among them were found the
head of an immense serpent and
in a phosphate bed later were
found his bones and form petfri
fied. Experts who investigated
claim it was fully 74 feet long
when alive and very powerful.
The human remans are supposed
to be those of Semincles. - -Greensboro
Patriot.
quinine in a tasteless form.
no pay. Price 50c
do cure Electric Bitters. After taking it two
months, she wrote: "lam now wholly
cured and can eat anything. It is truly
J A t Al i T
n. . . . , , , . i u Krtuiu Luiiiu iur mv wnoio bysLeiii an a
r(C fllnUO 1 VvmtOl-t VlrtA 1 I
rrxUA UlAISAAUl-AlU lUOaCAl mnch str0nf?er
crime r This is the reflection of since using it." It aids digestion, cures
. . ..
more than one man since Sun- 78pe?.8ia' J
day's norror in our city. Less Fetzer's drug store.
than three weeks since Tom
Jones Derished on the scaffold
Boot Brown commits mnrrW Pla3Gd t0 over 100000 People in
almost as atrocious.-Raleigh Eur0Pe5 that the cash receipts
4 AA -k-v- 1 i t in
Press-Visitor.
Mr. Sousa says that his oand
JUST A REMINDER
FOR THE AUTUMN
AND WINTER SUIT
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-If truibled with rheumatism, give
Ciab.ulain's Pain-Balm a trial. It
will, rxt cost you a cent! if it does no
goof. Oneiplication will relieve the
4jaiu.Tt also oures spramsTlnd bruises
in one-third time required by any other
treatment. guts, burns, " frostbites
quinsny, painf in the side and chest
glandular and other swellings are
quickly cured by applyingjit. Every bot
tle warranted. Price 25c, and 50o. For
sale at Marsh's drug stra.
were $100,000; and that he is go
ing again in August 1901, to tour
Cured of Chronic Diarrhoea After Thli ty in Scotland and Englad. He
Years of Suffering:. had one audience of 6 500 people,
"I suffered for 'thirty years with he savs. in Berlin, where he fravo
j;. ai i .i . . . . -r . . " ' . -o -
uiarrnoea ana xnougnt i was past be- A a j t
ing cured." savs Jonn a. Hallow. ft concerts on seventeen days. . In
French Camp, Miss. "I spent so Paris he twice had an audience
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SfiaKle? ?,?Af,u?eIei e of 100,000 persons. -Durham Sun.
,u-.vvm unu flT VU Ul OlA AAULCD UA I
was so ioeble from the
Endured Death's Agonies.
v Only a roarins fire enab!nd .T Tr
iGafrettson, of San Atitonio, Tex., to ho
down when attankrd wi'tli ouii
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which he sufferedSfor years. Hevritos
his misery was often so great that it
semed he endured the agonies j death ;
but Dr. Kjng'sINewIDiscovery for con
samption wholl cared fcim. Tis mar
felons medicine is the only knownoure
for asthma as" well as consumption,
coughs and colds, and all throat, chest
and lung troubles. Price 50c and $1.00.
Guaranteed. Trial bottles free at
Fetzer'a drug store
recovorv. I
effects of the diarrhoea that I could do
no kind of labor, could not even travel,
but by accident I was permitted to find
a bottle of Chprnhfirlain's Hnlin
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and
after taking several bottles 1 am en
tirely cured of that trouble. I am so
pleased with the result that I an anxi
ous that it be in reah of all who sutler
as I have." For sale at Marsh's drug
store.
Wanted Trustworthy colored man to travel
and appoint agents in N. C. t$o monthly and exs
peiis.es; position permanent; enclose self addressed
envelope for reply. Manager Cross, Star B'ld'g,
Chtfa''
JACOB HEED'S SONS
OF PHILaIDELPHIA
INVITE YOU TO EXAMINE THEIR
BEAUTIFUL NEW COLLEC
TION OF FABRICS NOW
SHOWN BY
O: V. PATTERSON,
CONCORD, N. C.
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Suits from $12.50 upward?.
Trousers from $4.00 upwards.
Overcoats from $10.00 upwards-
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All carefully cut to
. measure, handsomely .
, trimmed and tailored.
Sanitary Xotice!
All persons are notified to
dean up their premises at once,
hose kfceping hog(S are espec
ially warned.
The Commissioners have taken
strong actijpn in the matter and
the mayor has given strict
orders. A word to the wise is
sufficient. Clean up and stay
clean and save yourself of fine
and cost. Jas. P. HARlhs.
Chief of Police.
A Powder MillExploions
Removes everything in sight; so do
drostio mineral pills. No need to dy
namite your body when Dr, King's New
Life Pills do the work so easily and
perfectly. Cures headache, constipa
tion. Only 25 cents' at Fetzer's drug
store.
I Concord la
ona
Saul
Offers the business public a reliable, per
manent, conservative and accommodat
ing banking instution. V
, We solicit toftr patronage with the
assurance cf hon&able treatment and
dne appreciation of vour patronar-e.
plf we can serve you any time we will
oe glad to nav ytm come and bco ua.
LIBERAL ACCOMMODATIONS
TO CUSTOMERS
Cajital anSlSurplns
D. B CoLTBANE,;Chashier
J M. 0de-a President.
CONCORD MARKETS.
COTTON MARKET.
Corrected by Cannon & Fetter
Jompany.
Good middling, r 10 50
Middling io 50
Low middling 10 25
Stains., io 25
PRODUCE MARKET. .
Corrected by., Ed. P. White.
Bacon io
Sugaf-cured hams 15
Bulk meat sides .. . . 10
Beeswax 20
Butter t 15
Chickens 10 to 25
Corn,
Esjrs
Lard
atauia m.
Oats
Tallow
70
12
10
$2 00
70
50
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