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CONCORD. N. C5. THURSDAY, -SEPTEMBER 27 1900.
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STRIKE
BO
JIM HOWARD TO IIA3fG. . i A SEVERE STORM AT JiOMB.
0 Says theory to tho Man that Killed Many People Rendered IlomclesProp
TeD Dayi on Itallons Fight Among
TheinsclYes.
The Strike has been o'n for ten
days- The strikers ' have sue
ceeded in closing a number of
mines and their numbers have
grown.
Two
instances of bloodshed
have occurred, that at Shenan
doah wherein the sheriff's "pesse
killed a man and wounded a girl
and a battle that occurred among
some Italion miners at Scranton
on the 26th in which 20 pistol
shots were fired and three men
fell, one very seriously wounded
The Democratic Clubs'
elgh.
Meeting1 'n Ral
According to ca)l tho Bryan
Stevenson Clubs of North Caro
lina met ia Rale'gh Wednesday
and formed the State clubs into
a Stale association, which will
bo a part of the national associa
tion. Hon. F D Winston ,was
elected president of the associa
tion and Elihu B Lewis of Kins-
ton secretary. Eleven delegates
were elected to represent North
Carolina at the national meeting
of Democratic clubs in Iadian
apolis, Indiana. One delegate
was elected from each congres
sional district with an alternate,
and two delegates at large with
alternates. Mr. James P Cook
was elected to represent the 7th
district, with Mr. A H Boyden,
of Rowan, as his alternate. Del
egates at large are John H
Cunningham and Hon. R A
Doughton. After the appoint
ment of an executive 'committee
tho meeting adjourned. The
following were appointed on this
committee:-H A London, chair
man,, W R Allen, H A Pousher,
W B Snow and F H Studraore.
Mr. Chas. Hielop to Leave the State.
Mr. Chas. 'Hislop, who was
superintendent of the Buffalo
Cotton Mills here for four years,
and for the last two years has
been superintendent o the By
num Cotton Mills at Bynum, N.
C, which mill is under the man
agement of theOdell's, is to move
with hiS family on October 1st,
toOpelika, Ala. Mr. Hislop will
superintend the Qpelika Cotton
Mills, which operates 15,000
spindles. He has many friends
in Concord and other parts of
the State who will be sorry to
hear of his departure.
Goebel.
James R Howard was convict
ed at Frankfort, Ky., on the 26th,
of murder in the first degree, a,nd
the jury fixed th.e death penalty,
ft was feared. at first that a mis
trial would result, but it, was too
clear that he was the man who
fired the shot that killed Goebol.
He listened to the verdict with
perfect composure, but when he
was taken to his cell ho called
for pen, paper and ink and amid
trickling tears wrote to his wife.
There will be a motion for a
new trial.
MIL JDRYAS AT NEBRASKA.
Spores tho SI arch Trust and Takes the
Starch One of a CVul.-rnphilcJ Mob.
Mr. Bryan spu'.:e at Nebraska
City, "Kansas,-on tho night of the
26ih and directed his remarks
chiefly against trusis, and par
ticularly the Starch Ti-ust, which
has a pla -it there. There wcro
threads of violence' against him
if he should speak againsi, the
trust, inasmuch as there was c
intimation that tho plant might
be moved elsewhere. He waded
into the situation so boldly and
con vine. nglv i,hat there were no
bad eggs for him. He showed
them that while that starch man
ufactory was not in any trust it
thrived and was owned by the
people there but that within a
trust it was liable to bo moved or
closed down or wages reduced or
anything else that a man in New
York might dictate without refer
ence to local interest. H's speech
was well calculated to disarm all
hostility toward him or Attorney
Gen. Smith, whom they disliked
for prosecuting tho starch trust.
REMEMBER. '
that the Concord Steam JLaundry & Dye
WnrlcH .Ktill )mua fVio flonnrtmunt 't
ri i t i
vieamng ana jjyemg, ana is Detter Pre
pared than eyer in that line. Oar clean
ing is done thoroughly and we DYE
scientifically.
erty Damage Estimate at $500.
000.
Seattle, Wash., Sept. 25. The" 0UR prices ajie as follows:
, , , . . - Coat & Vest Cleaned and Pressed $ .75
steamer Roanoke brings news of pair of Pants .40
.... . Or Whn a Nm( '
aiuuaiuiaaauuua sluiijj av xiuuio. i Q Overcoat
1 iiisipi.
(
(
1.001
75 to t.00
50 to 1.00
2.50 :
1.00
75 to 1.50 1
on any other articles not
A snre cure for chills and
fever is
Bailee's Tasteless Tonic
CHILL CURE.
Children like it. None bet
ter. It is positively guaran
teed. Give it a trial and bp
cured. Price 50c. per bottle, 3
Tf -ro rrorl '-OTifh nnncnol TnAlorfr Ladies Skirts
. buits Dyed and Pressed
for nearly two days, up to the 1 ants -'
. . . J Skirts '
evening 01 bepteinber lbtn, and pnnPQ
wn.s tho SAVfit-ost t,Vin,t, pvor visitArl i mfintinn will ha
northwestern Alaska. Pjtioir. Also remember that $ Concord Drug Co., j&
. 25 per cent, discount is allowed A " O
uuuiwi u.fiw auw i.nt- on an uyo wonc. liire us a trial.
driven ashore
ere wTere
totally wrecked
beach for miles, both east and
west of Nome, the wind and wa
ter have created havoc with tents
and mining machinery. A num
concord Steam Laundry & Dye forts.
All along the
JUST YOUR FIT.
Laif Explodes.
There cama neai being a sei-
ious fire at Mr. John Smith's
home last night. The swinging
lamp in the hall exploded and
threw nre and oil in every direc
tion. Tho carpet was in a flame
when ie neighbors passing by
saw it, and extinguished the hro a8 1 have." For sale at Mark's drug
A new fakir is abroad in the
rural regions. He drives through
the country and sells soap at five
dollars a box, which sum includes
the price of forty yards of carpet,
selected from samples which ho
has in his wragon. Ho takes the
five dollars, leaves the box of
soap, promises to deliver tne
carpet of the selected sample
within a week, and drives away.
The soap is worth probably 50
cents. It stays with tho pur
chaser. The carpet is probably
worth fifteen dollars, but it stays
w:'th the fakir and has not yet
been delivered to a single victim.
Farm families should be on their
guard against this new fakir and
against other fakirs. Durham
Daily Sun.
Cured of Chronic Diarrhoea After Thirty
Years of Suffering.
T emffnro.l fnr t. hi rt.tr vcar with
.M. DUUV.VV. - .1 . ' '
diarrhoea and thought I was past b
in cured," says John S. Hajlowajr, of
French Camp, Mits. "I spent bo
much time and money end suffered so
much tfciitl had piven up all hopes of
recoveiy. I as so feeble from the
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 Chamberlain's Uolic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea llemedy, aid
iftpr tatiiicr 6tcral bottles I m en
tirely cuied of" that trouble. Tarn so
pleaCf d with the result that I am anxi
ous that it be in reacfo of all who suffer
rjTimmWtif"
K 1 i
you a nine particular
ber of lives are belioved to havo as to the appearance of your
been lost. It is known that A A Clothing. Then come right
Kyan, 01 ios Angeles, was .
drowned. Sovorai captains and L
seamen on'small tugs are miss- W. G. Boshamer will
ing, and it is thought they aro fnkn vnnr mMsiirH nml lmvn
VOU a suitmnrh insf tn vmir
less, while the loss to rronfrtv
and supplies is over- 500.000. wvv 11 luuao UJ1U yuanuuee a.
There is nbt an alley leading to perfect fit.
the beach that is not filled with
ilfthvio Mn.nv nf frnnt. st.rnot,
buildings abuting on the beach are hcre on (iisPW. Our line of Trouserings and fancy
have been damagod. Numerous Vestings 'are unexcelled. Drop in and look over the
small buildings were swept com- samples. Mr. Boshamer is in charge of our Clothing
pieteiyaway. 4. 1 t i t , -i,
Tho Urut ir., .lJaillllsu vvmuil Ims ueengreany eniargca, ana win
ably the Alaska Commercial attend to your wants.
w v uic anuwsugaii eieganr line or imcii s
Suits in fancy Worsteds and Cassimers at
$10.00, $12.50 and $15.00.
All the newest fall fabrics fromjthe famous Kahn Bro's
Mining and Trading-Company.
Parents we want your attention as to our boys' knee
pants Suits. The Mrs. Hopkins Gold Label arc the best
Reports from various sections
in this county indicate that the
tobacco crop is a sorry one. A
gentleman says that in tho noigh
borhood in which ho livos tho
crop is worso than sorry, and never riP ncver loose buttons, and are made right
that ho honestly believes it will The Pants have double knees and double seats.
not average &3 por hundred
pounds. All through the tobac
co growing section tho serious
-fil'S sf,S CrP 13 reprt' ELEGANT LINE OF GENTS' F UR.M ISUTJfOS FOR
EVERYBODY.
(Questions Answered.
Yes. Aucrust Flower still has the larg
est sale of any medicine ia tho civilized
world, Your mothers and graadmothers
never thougnt oi using anything else
for indigestion or billionsness. Doctors
were scarce, and they seldom heard of
appendicitis, neryons prostration or
heart failure, etc. They nsed August
Flower to clean out the system and
stop fermentation of undigested food,
regulate the action of the liver, stimu- i
late the nervous and organic action of
EKsra rie Man Behind the Gun!
aches and other aches. You only need a
few doses of Clreen's August r lower, m
liquid form to make you satined there is
nothing serious tne matter with You.
For sale by all dealers in civilized I
countries.
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You All Know About
We are also ready for action in correct form with steady aim, loaded
with all kinds of
r
and adverted a conflagration. 'store,
A FEESH LINE OF
Nice Candies, .
ALSO NICE FRESH
Summer Cheese
AT S. J. ERVIN'S
Furniture and House Furnishings
to thd muzzle. We go forth conquering and to conquer. Car Joti
and saving all discounts. We are in a position to do you good.
Our line of
Mahogony, Birds Eye Maple and , Golden Oak Suits
are beauties. Iron and Brass Beds are the talk of the town, Yrni
can't call for anything made out of wood .useJ in the house fur
Furniture that we hayen't in the 6tc e, or on the way. .
J
Q Pictures ! ! . jj Musical Instruments, g
S , 2 X inrrd nnipment ia two month-,
l J ! TON r VPr ' M II wmcn snows we aiun i jduj nu.
Come and see us, we aro never too busy to , elcbme you.
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Bell, HarrW& Co.
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