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CAKU A 'KilOi'LAU" WiiJIOCJtAT ho eta so to bo a "rc-nhir" Dom- many counties jn tlio State that i RFMVMRTP
K' vs v.'ftvVK BY 4 (?crat ? were in tHe doubffn! folunin for tint tfc Concrd Stoat Lauu.kv & I v ! iZQ QiQ. Q jtf Cl
"itrns bun imre tue department of ; 5,-j
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Carr Tiot
i . . .... vir.oujK u u i ju vcijJi; ouii :w lit liber uifw
! jwmoi'rftt. Wfinf. diiov Mr. Miitrr Tiovr. to. 1 w ri.-!( 1 1 . 1 ; f i )i.nT, ;n .u i I ft
TT ., 4 cf , to constitute a regular Domocftit? the amonuiat was the coM.vj1 W thoroughly aud we DYE
-' ' ' ' "' ! Wfini-niTi f..Jl ,.U. .. Of t.h(i (iniinr.'W AtiSOTiH) V-UK)th I : 17
,.Vv,.UuWa ii ,.r. rsuwii, - - : , . OUR PRICES ARE AS FOLLOWS:
only that he is not anever has nouses; n cmu ou mezu 0,,J, Ve,t CloaneJ and rreRScd $.75
Deon an omco-hclder.r t oriiU w,Wi is .usu1.1 llwliu.yi , ra)r or rants
years he has been an active work-' tributing ksC to the State coin- j Or holeuU
mg Democrat never, skulkiuir, nmtee. ouvordi cuunut w ei e . Ladies bkirts " sotol.oo
Attack Ever Mude oil a CanJiJate fur
Ofiiee inSorth Carolina and That, To,
Within His Own Party-f!iyi. Ca'rr'8
Services to His Party ltevlewed If
He Was 'Regular" Enough to be fro
posed by the Tarty in the State for
Vice-President, is He Sot "Regular"
Enough to' be Senator.
To the Editor of the OV-nerver."
Ior the past two weeks Gen.
Carr has been subjected to and
is now the subject of the most
bitter personal attacks that I
have ever known any candidate
for office to undergo from, his
ptfrty associates. Although born
in the State, and having passed
his life for more than half a cen
tury within its borders, and since
nis manhood been prorainont as
a manufacturer aud business
man, devoted -to the Rtatej de
voted to ' his Church, con
spicuous in the develop
ing of tho educational
and material interests of the
State, sustaining at all times the
"character of an honest, upright
Christian man, yet now when ho
has grown gray in the service of
his State and the Democratic
party, tho over-zealous friends
of his opponents are actively
and insidiously circulating false
reports against, him, maligning
him with all sorts of immorali
ties as false as they are wicked.
I have too much confidence in
tho people of our State to think
they will believe any such false
rumors. The people are just,
and I leave it to them to proper
lv resent such methods of attack
IS
upon the character of a well
known and philanthropic Demo
crat of our State.
These tale-bearers do not even
stop wvith assailing Gen. Carr's
private character, but they are
as bitterly attacking his political
character. Though the sena
torial contest, is, and can be, only
between Democrats and hence j
among political friends, yet in
many sections these same par
tic assert 'that there is but one
Democrat who is worthy, to ask
the .support of Democrats in the
senatorial ; rimary. The herd
ul j: i.. .!?' r,se t these
men by Gn. Carr. Govornr
Jarvts :tr.d Col. Waddell is that
as trk'd Democrats they aspire
to the Ur.lled States senator.ship; :' J"
I ill! II fill:
never cpmplaining, never hold- paved by his timely help,
ingone single office. For years "He consujted me; as a member
he has served on the State cen-jo the 'State executive commit
tral Democratic executive com-, tee, and 1 recommended this
mittce,m'd he is now a member course to him for the good of the
of that committee . Every, year '-Pity's cause. I know what be
he has opened his purse and ; gave and 1 am prepared to say
given liberally of his means and that bis contributions were lib-
time advocating the principles oral and most worthily bestowed.
Of Democracy in private and on Never until the last few weeks
the stump. In 1892, Vice-Pre.M- i did I ever hear it said that Gen.
dent Stevenson made a tour of ,Carr has-been' stingy towards
the State. Who was it that took
charge of him and his special
train, under the direction vf the! a regular Democrat ? Was h
State committee, paying the bulk ' one n April ? 'The State con
of the expenses ? Julian 8. Carr.
He is a Democrat, who has ex
pended in his'party's -cause, and
in his party's service many thou-
Snits Dvednnd Pressed
Pauts " ' "
Skirts "
O . -
A. sum onrt for ln'TIc? r.l
.40'X7 rover is'
aanccs Tasiciess Tome
CHILL. CURE.
Children like it. None bet-
75 to 1.00 , .X
a
2.50 O
1 no v
5toL5O!0 Jer-' A' ?a positively ernaran- rfV
r.. i. Uv l?en. utive ii a trial and be "
" 1 'c.a wu l- I curl' Pnoe 50o. por bottle, 3
i;o,:w a 1 1 V
25 per cent, dibcount is allowed
on all Dye work. Give us a trial.
Concord Steam Lanndry & M forks.
tion the then State chairman said
in substance that to Gen. Carr
was due perhaps mere than to
any other one man that glorious
victory. In 1894 he was the same
liberal contributor. In 1896 near
ly all the men of wealth in the
nation turned their backs upon
tho Democratic party. Not so
with him. Nobly did he respond.
When "Wra. J. Bryan came to
North Carolina Gen. Carr took
charge of his train, conducted
him through the State and paid
tho bulk of the expense. But
yet some of these parties are
charging that Gen. Carr is now
and has always ' been hostile to
Bryan. Well do I recall that
our then State chairman told me
of his liberality, saying that but
for him he could not have had
any campaign in ihc State worthy
of the name". In ls'JG his cherl.
book was again at the command
of organized ().MTior-'ra',y Not
only has he always helped U r
State campaign fund, hut he has
neipea nis ronuiv ami -ict
campaign fun !-;, and th of
other counties. Cat. li. M.
said to nic theolhf rhy. --j
never forget Ju'e C a it's h',.
Ty. When I i ;,.u fur ( .. i
being'then in his distriet. i.,
to me, ''Don't sjie;:d a r.v.z.t ii)
Demdcracy
When did Gen. Carr cease to
vention sent him as a delegate
at large to the national ;Domo
cratic convention. it mot in
July. The North Carolina dole-
samknf. dnlln.!-: At il.:,t . ....! Ration, unsolicited by h, de
cided to present, and did present,
his name to that convention as a
suitable man for the Democrats
of the nation to nominate for
Vice-President. Why is lie not
a regu!ar enough Democrat now
to vote for as United. States Sen
ator? Jas.' S. Manning,
Member of State Democratic
Executive Committee of the
Fifth Judicial District.
Durham, N. C, Oct. Oth, 1900.
Simmons and Kluttz Xext Monday.
The Hon. F M "Simmons and
the Hon. T F Kluttz will speak
here next Monday. ' This means
two strong speeches and they
should be heard by our people"
Clendenin-Barrier.
Mr. Fielden Clendenin, of
Rowan, and Miss Florence Bar
rier, of Iredell, marry'' at tho
bride's home this (Tuesday;
evening.
fa Concord Drug Co.,
'Phone 37. X
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Tbis department is run like a separate
Shoe Store and almost any little want enn
be filled "here. A large stock of all kit is
of Polish, Dressing, Strings, etc.
We show exquisite and dainty. Slices
for extreme dress. All widths, 'all leath
ers; welted, stitched or turned.
Womens Shoes should be more flexible
than men's, aid ours are made that way,
but they wear just as well. It pays to
pay as much as you can for Shoes and to
alternate two pairs worn in that way will
outwear, three pairs worn consecutively ;
but .whatever you pay expect our Shoes
to be a little better than anybody else's.
.aim
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Hoboed the Grave.
A atattliup: incident is narr:ti'l by
l.rx Oliver, of rhiindelphi'4, as loh
v,-: "I was in an awful coiiiIiii..ti. Twy
. .iii was alnioet yellow, eyes imiKi'-n,
t..-afue coated, rain continually i;. 1 '
"Tid Rides, n" appf'tito, rohi woidier
,y by day. Three phyn'ciuti )
:,'i ;m ma up. Thon I was n b r ."i (.-
le e Electric Bitters. To tay gr-'nt joy.
Dm ha in. If anyone uatnts any-
LiiiL' i-cter In ill to our county t.v rnut bottle made a h-c
ira.ar., and ill talve care rt iiravoment. l contiimea tinir
The Regina Dress Shoe is the
best to be had. It is made from
the very finest French Kid, eith
er in turn soles' or the new ex
tension i"dgo, in button or lace,
and Dand E widths. Priced at
S3. 00.
$8.00.
Our Woman's $2.00 Shqe for
street or dress wear are winners.
The utmost; yalue is in each shoe
that wo can possibly obtain to
sell at the price, aud nobody can
buy Shoes cheaper than wo can.
If wo c.ui't please the ladies with
Shoes v. ho can.
S2.00.
2.50.
Now ladies we .are a little con
ceited about our $2.50 Shoes and
we ask you to compare there
shoes with others you have bApri
paying three for. We have bet
ter leather aud better workman
ship on theso than the ordinary
kind. They are made of heav'
dongola uppers and have the new
extension edge sole. Button and
lace, D and B -widths and the
best to bo had for
S2.50.
IT RAINS --IT iLOWS "rh.-.n
it blows and ia'n -. Vhea it re
peats- -but how abo.ut your
rainy day Shoe for tho chil
dren and for vour.seii. '.Ve
have
at
them
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Ail Know A boat
the,
.:e
:a mzors
of t.l.;e 'art.y organization, rely
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mm and mo ocmy.
In 1S93 the Democrats of Dur
li.;.n county were "in a desperate
com!, turn, .vlany ioarec the par i, r Drue Store
';y would sfdit in twain. Gen.
Carr underto.J, '.ho vo
if
ii?g upon K.jpublicans, Po)ulists
and political sore-head.s.
Is Col. Wr.d.lell i;ot a regular
I lomnr.rnr. f h'nv wnr hp ronro . Ul"' ... v. t. c-.
contn.i n.-TioTnoov-.tiA ,uttrinf ; ganizmg and roc. m "i h n g ) e a
Congress. In 1891 he received j f . forces. Ho accepted the..-;
a liandsome vote in the Demo chairmanship and for several ;(j
cratic legislative caucus for Uni- j ''ks Pribr to the eh-c :o:i Kv- r;l
'ted States Senator. At preV-im Jll!' ld aside his business,
:! . ., i
. he is the Democratic mayor of r'UiU mer ?110 county, socjng
Wilmin
him in tl
' listened to his burning eloquence ried the county by the large.st
... doubts flv "regularity'1 of his majority it lr ever given and
percfcraev ? lading the sure foundation for (
Is Governor Jafvis not a regu- othcr successes. What tha cam
' lar,Lt)m;raL '? Speaker of the. ' Pan 1898 COit none'save
House of Representatives, Lieut. a few most intimate friend skjaow. jjj
anrvnr. Governor sown rrwrs ln the cac.paigll ol IrJQ no
throe weeks, aud am now n in
I know they r"1 t ed the utjv'j cf :.
other victioi." no uue h,oaUi
thern. Only 00;., tTuarautted, at
Wt; are. .'so ready for.netiou in eo' reet form with
v. itti id! kind j of
f, y.i
Furniture
and
f..j
t V.V
)-ton. Who that heard an( man and succeeded j
Uie e. npaign of lOS'arul in restoriuharrnony., and car- f.
A FRES4I- LINK OF :
Nice Candies!
ALSO NICE FRESH
use Furnishings
to the muzslo. We go foifh oa-iuoiiu and t conquer. Car .ots
mid euvinjr jill dicounts. We ar in a i ) item to do v.u ouo.
NlnUuz'Sny,' Birds Eye Maple and Golden Oak
ti m ri..nuriu frfin At.il Tlrnvm Hi!i un Iiilt. . f r.'ii- fiiwn A
ciu't eall for aytbiu i.aa.i out of wood uted m the tirtiJ
Furniture ttat we hayu't iu the ttcre. or ou tho way.
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Ctthtt irrr? Pin-irrn ;r ! . . . . Third shipiaeLt in two iiiOLt i-.,
o.UMMER UHhESa j( n Dirt v-n,, Fvpr' 3 ? wbiob sh,ws ;;du-t .luyf.,
AT jS, J ER VIN'S j) f -fgr, .Viz;:gv,
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miastcr to Brazil and United as hard at work for his party; )
States Senator, pray when did . aPA3ais vv.m uldUHlumiu irora xss
iKes
Come and see us. we are-nevr too tusy to v. el come you.
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