o
Ota . . . , , 1 ,n ?
. Willi ;VW4Mp 'ItcliMMCIil:
Prjce:$1.Q0 per year.
CONCOKD.-N. C5. FRIDAY,. SEPTEMBERS 1900.
-SlNGLIi tOfY 5 CENTS.
11
III
OBBED
JiEWS. CURLINGS.
Boisterous Crowd at Cripple Creek At
tacks Gov. Roosevelt Exciting Expc
. rienoc tut Xcbody Hurt.
Gov. Roosovelt had an experi
ence at Cripple Creek, Colorado,
on Wednesday that was 'about on
a par with San Juan. Hill. He
spoke at Armory Hall to a rather
boisterous crowd. The ruder
ones called out "What about rot
ten beef?" He replied in the
rather irritating words,' "I ate it
and vou will nevei get near
enough to be hit with a bullet or
within five miles of it." -'
He finished his speech, but on
the way to the depot men and
boys crowded around and began
to throw sticks and " stones, A
group of Rough Riders encircled
him. One of the mob succeeded
in striking him with a stick,
whereupon a rough rider
knocked him down and there
was no little fisticuff fighting
The nartv reached the tram
without anything serious to
either party.
Co!. Bryan's Tour.
Dakota City, Neb., Sept. 27.
Wm. J Bryan arrived here to
night and addressed a meeting in
the court Vinnso vrrrd TTo mruln
William Collins, for the escape rt , , .
1 i three speeches on the way during
ui dosepxi .uapiey, anas " i ope-kaJoe."
A Richmond grand jury has
found bills against two of the
guards, Michael J Roach and
the day, traveling almost .40
miles by carriage and 150 bv
juage Stewart, oi lonr, ra.f;raii. in his speech at Blair he
recently put a striker under bond' said that apparently Chairman
to keep the peace, and referring j Hanna and Governor Roosevelt
In Houor of Confederate Veterans.
We are glad to announce to all
the surviving Confederate vet
erans that on the 11th of October
at the Rowan reunion in Salis
bury the local talent there that
has made such a good reputa
tion over the State with the play
'Under the Southern Cross,"
will give this play in the after
noon free of charge to all the
veterans. It is to be rendered
especially for tho pleasure of
this class and in honor of those
whovoretho gray.
The reunion exercises will be
held before noon, followed by a
feast, "and the play will take
place as a matinee.
Remember that all are invited
and it is a mark of special honor
to the' veterans.
It Shows the Taking Off of Will Ed
wards. Mr. Walter Pool, of Salisbury,
made a model of the gallows on
which Will Edwards was hanged
with an effigy of the victim and
all, and sent it to Concord. It
can.be seen at Yorke & Wads
worth's hardware store. It will
be on exhibition too at the Car
nival. It is quite comploto and
conveys the idea fully. .
tlead The Standard" On the Queen's
Domains.
Our good friend Mr. A Jones
Yorke tels us that ho had ttie
pleasure onjiis late tf ip of read
ing, The Standard on the Queen's
domains.
He said it was like meeting an
old familiar friend j&st on tho
border where he secured it, and
he read it after arriving in To
ronto, Canada, with the zest of a .
A 1 V "I i 4 J !
to me rigns or strikers to pre
vent mjn from going to work,
Judge Stewart said: "The mo
ment tho Union crosses tho line
of persuasion it becomes a trans
gressor of tho law. Anything
that looks like threats or intimi
dation or irritation is going be
yond the bonds of order and the
law. I want to say further that
I will consider tho calling by
Schott of any non-union work
man a 'scab' as a breach of the
peace within the meaning of tho
bond."
A train of ten car loads of
bananas passed through ou the
Southern from Norfolk to Cin
cinnati on the 2Gth.
Special Representative D M
Nesbit, of the United States Ag
ricultural Department, arrived in
Wilmington Tuesday on business
connected with the department's
experiment looking to the crea
tion of a foreign demand for
sweet potatoes, wmcn are so
largely grown in this State. Ho
arranged recently for shipments
from tho eastern shore of Vir
gipia and hopes to interest
growers in Wilmington. He will
confer with officials of the East
Carolina Truck and Fruit Grow
ers' Association. Durham Sun.
The Seaboard Air Lino has
given a contract to a Richmond
firm tp bore eighteen artesian
wells along its lines in this State.
This company has now thirtoen
machines at work in North Car
olina sinking wells. Its opera
tives say there are no flowing
wells save on tho immediate
coast, and they do not expect to
find auy "gushers" anywhere!
else. Greensboro Patriot.
The Chatham Manufacturing
Company of Elkin gave $100
worth of blankots and the peoplo
of 'Elkin $30 in cash to the Gal
veston sufferers.
were not harmonious on the
trust .question, for while Mr.
Hanna was declariug that there
were, no trusts, the vice-presidential
candidate was going
about the country making com
plaints of an ice trust in his own
State. As Governor of the
State in which the trust was sup
posed to exist, Roosevelt was in
a position to destroy it.
In his night speech at Dakota
City, Mr. Bryan assorted that tin.
Republican party did not dare
taico its run dinner pan argu
ment into tho anthracite conl re
gious of Pennsylvania.
Calamity Howl From thePrlntshop.
Tho following is an extract
worn tno ooituary notice ot a
country newspaper, published in
another paper of tho same town:
"The pen is silent; tho office
scissors havo been laid away to
rust. The stillness of death per
vades the very atmosphere
where once the hoarso voice of
tho devil, yelling 'Copy!' or
Whatinthunder's this word?' was
wont to resound. The paste has.
soured in its pot; tho cockroach
is eating the composition off the
roller, and the bluebottle Uy is
dying in tho rich and odorous
folds of the printer's towel."
Ex.
A girl , can't bleach her hair
and keep" it dark. Ex.
REMEMBER
thart the Conaord Steam Laundry &Dyt
Works BtiU have the department of
Gleaning and Pyeing, and is better pre
pared than eyer in that line. Our clean
ing is done thoroughly and we DYE
scientifically.
OL'li PRICES ARE AS FOLLOWS :
Goat & Vest Cleaned and Pressed $ .75
Pair of Pants " " 40
Or Whole Suit ' " l.oij
An Overcoat " ' 75 to 1.00
Ladies Skirts " " 50 to 1. 00
Suits Dyed arid Pressod 2.50
Pants ' " ijoo
Skirts " 75 to 1.50
Prices on any other articles not
mention will be given upon ap
plication. Also remember that
25 per cent, discount is allowed
on all Dye work. Give ns a trial,.
Concord -Steam Lanndry & Dye Worts.
5? Cures-? " St
mm i n nun rr urn
mm
m
IK
A sure cure, for chills and
fever is
rAi
Bailee's Tasteless Tonic
CHILL CURE. .
Children like it. Non- bet
ter. It is positively guaran
teed. Give it a trial and Ve
cured. Price 50o. Per bottle. 3
VJ;V bottles $1.25.'
a Concord Drag Co,,
UhiMUMT STUKJi DEPARTMENT STORE'
Children's Cloth
ft f
ft - MX
fl fi U i . v
Parents we want your at-,
toiitiou in our Children's
1 1 l l 1 1 v.
Jiave uo; .gni inui now nave on
our counters an extraoviliniii'v
I L I P I) I
mvgu s:ociv r noys ani
Youths' Clothing of the new
est fabrics and of tho best
materials. Everything is ele
gantly tailored ami made to
jit the little folks beautifully. Q
Our line of Vcstee Suits, from H
3 to 8 years, are strictly Q
stylish and up-to-date, and Q
prices from $1.48 to $4:.00 Q
I."
The double breasted knee pant
bints negin at o years and
run to 17 years. Prices from
$2.50 to $5.00. Extra
well made and guaranteed. AVe handle the very
best.
At $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 we are showing a line
of little Gents' Knee Pants Suits, 9 to If J years,
3 pice, coat, vest and pants, that are strongly
made and strictly up-to-date.
Youths' Suits, 14 to 20 years, in the new colors,
6
Q
X
X
tf
we offer sit 5.fK). S7..()nnd SOW A 11 m.w full X
We have just got in our new stock of extra made
Pants, 3 to 10 years, in blues, blacks and greys,
with double seats and knees, at 50 and 75c pa ir.
One lot of extra quality Corduroys for service 15 to
Oiiostimis Answered. U iu vuuift, lUtii vuiuu i.va, uiny (
Yef Au-uHt Flower still ba8 tie iarK. ! Q Extraordinary values in Knee Pants at 25 and 3:)e.
t. unlfl nf finv m'ilicino ia the civiliziiil i (
ONE HUNDRED DOZEN BOYS' NEW STYLE X
' " CAPS AT 5 TO 50 CENTS. K
n
smmsmm- S
est nale oi any
world. Your mothers aud Krao'lmotberu
never thought of using anythine 6"lse
or indicestion or bilhousnesa. Doctors
were scarce, and they seldom heard of
appendicitis, neryous prostration or
heart failure, etc. They used August
Flower to clean out the' system aud
stop fermentation of undigested food,
regulate the action f the liver, stimu
late the nervous and organic action of
the system, and that is all they took
when feeling dull and bad with head
aches and other aches. You only need a
few does of Green's August Flower, in
liqnid form to make you satiHed there is
nothing serious the matter with you.
For sale by all dealers in ?iviJizot! '
countries
v
V
i
::
Tho torabstouo never says
mean thin9 about the man that's
down. rEx. .
Cured ot ChroiticDianboea After Thirty
Years of Suffering.
''T..nn"rfi1 for thirty var with
diarrLea and tliyigb.r I was rfit be
ing cured,'' sayt John S. Ilalloway. of
French CaiLi, Mif-s. "I ppent so j
much time anchmorcy.t'iM mffered so (
Such that W'ad given m r.ll -iiopes of i
rettery. I was no fceWo from the Jik
eflerts 1 the rtJarrhoea that l t-ouia uo uj
no kind ot labor, coum cvt-u mbvCi.
but by accid.t I was permitted to f!nd
a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and
aftet taking several bottles 1 am en
tirely cured of that trouble. I am so
pleasedwith the result that I am anxi
ous that it be in reach of all who puffer
i as I have." For sale at Marsh a arug
. 6tore.w
A iTRESII LINE OF
.'Nice Candies,
Summer Cheese '
AT S. J. ERVLVS
I
You All Know. About
The Man. Behind the Gun!
We are also ready for action in correct fctp witb steady aim, lofuTeJ
with all kinds of '
Furniture and House Furnishings
to the muzzle. We go forth conquering aud to con-iucr. Cur ,6t4
and saving all discounts. We re in a position to do you g ud.
Our line of . . ,,
Mahogony, Birds Eye Maple dnd Golden Oak Suit's
are beauties. Ironand Brass Beds are the talk of the town, You
can't call for anything made out of wood used in the hou.-m ioj
J Furniture ihat whayeut irthe stcre, or on the wa.
I , Pictures !! i MuMcat lnstrumetlt-1
i ? Third shipment in two mor.t'v,
I Did You Ever! g tTdbtuy.ows we diaiit fibu u 1
Come and seo us, wo are never too busv to "welcome you.
Bell, arris & Co.
o
o
Residence -Phoufi. . , . 0.
Store Phono. ...IS
a-
familiar chat with home folks.