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Daily Standard.
JOHN D. BARRIER,
Kditor and Proprietor.
OFFICE LM0RIiLS BUILDING.
THE STANDARD is published every day
Sundav excentadl and detliiJfed lot carriel.
Rates Of HUBSCRiPTiOfc. Mw
$4.oo
it
aShj months
Tlifee months
One mSiith
Single copy 5c.
oiiiBicWW . t
11q 7Aollirritnn(Ll tQ an A-rnlnmn j-naw
Uper. It tas larger circulation
un.iivv..riJ.(... - -r I r-
hi Cabarrus
.i Adrance.
han any Other paperii.eft a year
Terms for regufar advert iselitents made knawn
c application.
Adiitfess all comuniCtio1l9 g
THE STANDARD, Concord, NT C.
TELETilONE NO.
71-
Concord, NI C Jan.! 1. 1&02.
It
AN0THERPR0T0CATI0N
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Ttie Southern again on Friday
frave new4mpetas to qomplaint
by Concord people. The mother
nd iisterof Dr andttlMr. A B
Young came oral to visij. The
trainvfas delayed for more than
a one hour. In the mean time an
other train came in on irhicb
'
Saliibury and Greensboro pas
ssntrers got aboard but thee
'ladies were refused passage on
.
this train with the pretense that
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Viq tnin TiWin 1 A nnt (tan ? n C.ir
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cord. Btit the. train did stop of
r
course.
nun Mi i ta juau nuon
our people demand and what we
thought we had by the compro
mise when Col. Andrews came,
that when the Jocal "trains are
delayed that passengers be al
lowed to come and go on the
train nearest to the local sched-
ule time though under normal
-conditions they would not be ex
pected to stop.
It is a liftle buiMensoma'for
through trains to stop af three
points so near asCharlotte. Con-
:ord and Salisbury and stops'at
Charlotte aad Salisbury are un-
!avoidaJble,"but there is too much
travel to and from Ooncord to be
passed unnottced. As a revenue
gatter, too, Concordes certainly
too gooda customei to be lightly
esteemed by the Southern. We
regrej this little scratching that
"we are into, but there nedbg
nosarprise that otr people get
.exasperated. We hppe there will
soon be a belter understanding
-or worft regularity oftrains and
certainly no lack of giviug us the
best possible, service
It lies with fn the powep of the
hentolayan egg. How rid'eu-
Tous to reverse and ay it lays
"vithin her power to lie an egg.
The iower house of Congress
on the iOth passed a bill unani-
mously to allo Mrs. McKinley
the use af the mails the remain
der of her life free of postage.
It is a nice little courtesy and
the kids Ground here are wishing
the government Aould save them
frdru so much licking.
"V
Beat Out of an Iiicrease of His Pension.
A Mexican war veteran and
prominent editof writes: "See-
p.i?r thi- a.Hwvtipmont rf m .
0)erlaius Colic, Cholera and
JDiarrbuea Remedy, I am re
'aiinded that as a soldier in
Mexico in '47 and 48 I contracted
Mcxcian diarrhoea a$d this
remedy has kept me from gett
ing au increase in
my pension
for on everyTenewal a dose of
it restores tno' " It is unequalled
as a quick cure for diarrhoe and
s pleasant and safe to take. For
.sale by M L Marsh druggist.
FFilECES THEN ftfcgS INTO BANE
m RITPTCY.
One E Saiitn, who has been
publishing lite Weekly Consti
tfcuon ft Monticollo. .Fla . Jias
l mtde an astegnmeflWiaming Mf -
,1 , .
2.oo.S P Clark asiftssignef.
3s2 1 What pf nhli ? W1
But vou
hy iit
: sotnethiflsr lik'e this? lie boue t"
sonjethitlg like this? Hebouglt
Uie Constitution Tvhicb had sonie!
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tnmg iiKo-ona tnoujaaa suoscrt-
bers, (abouttho average circuit
tiotfofa weekly paper in a sipall
U
to in-
'' ' jt
crease his circulation .away be-
rona all natural demand. Ilo
took the endlass chain plan and
ran his circuHUion up enormbuslr
some 4u,000, . we believe. (VVe
spppose,,he boasted . loudly' over
"any other paper.'
He offered $20 per month for
women to do tw little writing after
.
they 5hould secure 25 subscri
bers to the Constitution at $f.00
each. Tht theil wages might
start t a period earlier thanhey
could secure 25 subscribers to a
; . , ., . ' A
ilaDer awav off. that nobodv
. , . & . j 4 t n
cai'ed for he.suggesa that they
i ituvMW luti yt-3 auu auu uu a
,. . rt. ' ,v
'list of 2o whom they weuld se-
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of'courstt no woman would cn
rasa to get the 25 subscribers.
So she would pay for the papers
ind send them gratis and 'write
some chain letters and others
wbuld reDeat the. process. About
$350.00 went from Cabarrus, we
believe, the fruits of one chain
letter.
It did not take long to find out
that the $25 was. gone, but that
the $2.0 per. month, was not com
ing, save in a .few. instances as
testimonials.
Now Smjth has gone into bank
ruptcy and pretends that he is
sjivirfg up everything save a few
little household goods andthat
his failure is due. to his'not'being
let alone to continue to fleece
poor struggling women. The
assignee invites claimants to
send in sworn .statements of
their claims. They n3ay be
worth the paper and postage,
but it is doubtful.
This is the way of. the world.
No doubfc that all around Sqxitb
thre were lionest, debtpaying,
conscientious publishers that
w"ore filling, all reasonable de-
- "
mands and employing all practi
cal and legitimate methods to
enlarge their usefulness, who
wefe outstripped by Smith,
though his papr did not and
could not depend on its real
merit.
Endless Nfcins, premiums and
a goot bit of chOtok ajid bragga
docio work wonders sometimes,
anpt people are carried awaj only
to find that they hae fent a
helping hand to depress their
less pretentious, but more faith-
ful frnds, to jump into a band
wagon where the kettle drum is
rattling.
There are those who make
headway slowly but would feel
everlastingly disgraced if they
could not meetvery obligation
fairly. There are others who
! bluster and make srreat show of
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prosperity, Cbt g theydil they
hat?e no upules in letting
those d$ the losing who . were
carried ' awa
em.
Thg markets alt' Tiave
. .nmint, t'M.U I 3 ,1 .. .1 ...
Ehe
goods
f j
standard fronds.
A Winter Tuouffut. '
wrry wifti the
bteefo hataVktowing through
u a : ....I
Jh treses mndxavorting aroun
our kneeses in a bl
usterip
Fin-
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tar style,
nii with rabid abdurgtion
we make hostile demoustraticn
gainst the governmental stationJ
whore the weather's kept on file.
We bomoan otir .jUard position
aud our frozen-up condition, butj
we drop in1o submission with a
semt-cheerful groarf
When w think of, how the
yellowf suti-scorched,' swqjter-
ing tropic fellow has" long afld
fusty. bellow on some troubles of
his own. Selected.
m JiloWn to Atoms.
Theold idea 'that the body
some times needs a powerful,
arastfc, purgativo. pill ha. been
exploded for Dr. King's, New
Life Pills, which are perfectly
harmless, gentry stimulate liver
anct bowels to eipel poisondns
matter, Cleanse tne system ami
absolutely cure Constipation and
Sick Headache. Only 25c at
Fetzer's Drug Store. . ;
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Tbroa Killed bj a Boiler .Explosion.
Huntfngtlon, 'Va., Jan. 0. A
the boilen exploded at the lumber
mills of Dewis Mirkfff, in souths
ernpart 91, this county, today
killingrthree persons and injur
ing Several others. The dead are:
Lewis Middkiff, of Ptfmeroy, O.,
andBrt Trippett and Benjamin
Messinger, of Salt Kock, ,V. Va.
Among the more seriously
injured are: Hiram Harvey, of
Lirfcoln county, aud William,
Albert and Frank Bills, brothers
of Cabell county.
Mayor aud Cnief of Police Sue.
Now the mayor and chief of
police of Elizabeth are suing .the
Citizens' .Committee for $10,000
damage each for its recent utter
ances on the Nellie Xropsey af
fair. This is a new tufn to the
case and promises anger alter
grief. . . .
, Opening of H'iute&Tourist Season
The Southern Eailway, which
.operates Us own lines over the
entire South ani torms me 1m
portitutlink in the great high
way of travel between the North I
- 1 HIT . T
and bourn, li'ioriaa, uuDa, iuex
ico, the Pacific Coast and "Cen
tral America,. announces for the
winter of 19pi and 1902 the most
superb service ever offered. Its
spttmdidegular service will be
augmented by the Southern Palm
Limttedt(fa magniticent Pullman
train, which will be operated be
tweonNew York and St. Augus
tine, Florid a.
Several New Year resolutions
have already vanished in
smoke." .
'Nasal
CATARRH
In all iU stages.
Ely's Cream Balm
cleanses, soothes and heals
the diseased membrane..
It cures catarrh and drives
away a cold in the head
quickly.
Cream Balm is placed into the nostrils, spreads
over the memb.p and; is ttbsorbedfRelief is im
mediate and a cure follows. It is not drying docs
not produce sneezing. Lare Si.e, B0 cents ;tt Drug
gists or by mail; Trial Sue, 10 cents.
ELY BROTHERS, 50 Warren Street, New York
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Seasonable
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UnheaFd of Prices!
10,030 Yarfls Remflants of-
t WMte lap. . .
Plain, stripes and checks at 40
I cents per pound. We .have all
qualities tne averege bhirj
Waist coits 8 to 12c. "Children's
Short Dresses usually cost 10 to
15 'cents. You can got goods
w,orth 20 to 30 per yard if you
pick it!. m ' ,
2Q0 Ponncls of Silence Cloth
, or Table FeltM
at 20 tJte per pound any lenghts
desired. You get the 26 tQ 30c
quality for aboat 10c and the 40
to 50c quaJityfor about 20c a yd
- -Soaus! ' SoajjB'!!
Colgates Cashmere Boquet,
worth 20 and 25c for 15 and 20c.
Very Respectful,
T J
Concord - National
.Bank
Has. paid $54.000 in dividends
since it opened doors in July,
1888. Its surplus and .undivided
Eund ys $27,000.
The losses Erom bad loans in
its entire history are $35.00. It
has never sue"d any one or been
sued. t
Its officers are : J M Odell,
president; D B Coltrane, cashier;
L D Coltrane, assistant cashier;
J M Hendrix, bookkeeper.
Board of Directors W H Lilly,
W R Odell, Jno. P 'Allison, J B
Barris, .Elam King, J M Odell
and D B Coltrane.
M, L; JtfowN & Bro
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
STABLES.
JusC in rear of St. Cloud Hotel.
Omnibuses meet all passjengei
trains. Outfits of air kinds fur
nished promptly and at reason
able prices. Horses and mules
always on hand for sale. Breed
ers of thorough red Poland
China Hop:
Fresh On Hand !
Oysters, every Friday and
Saturday. Beaf Pork and
Sausage daily except on
Sunday. Saturday night
orders filled Sunday
morning.
J. F. Dayvault & Bro:
Fresh Moats.
Come See Me For beef, pork
mutton and sausage. Always
fresh. In iriclijRow. 'Phone
No. 183.
Fksd BECik.
FOR OVER FIFTY EARS
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup hae
bteun-tlfor over fifty years by ttcii-lior-3
ol mo tiers for their children
teething, with perfect success. It
soothes the child, softens the inms
allays all pain, cures wind colic, p.u-1 is '
tne iKhi reuieny lor uiarrho-jn. it will
relieve the pooOHittlo suti'ercr imrao.li
stely. B.ild bydragrnrists iu tivery part
cf tij9 wort!. Twenty-nB cents fl hot
tie. suro and ask for "Mrs. Win
flows f-jooi.hmir iSyrup," ai? take ito
.thercii
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Goods
."4711" White Rose (Glycerine
at 1 cents. .
Rogers & GjaletsSandlewood
25 6ents.
Jogers Aallets Violet Do
Parme 42 cents. '.
; OuiticlQi Yule Tydej Bay, Rum
LancdOii, Butter M ilk and Glyc
erine, Princess, Sweet Peas, La
Juliette Calgates Elder Flower,
Tube Ttose, Cornatidn, Vtolettes
de Nice, Vestal Violets, -Violette .
de Amerique and Au de Cologne,
a11 8 centl Per fcake-
The following brands at 5 cts
per cake : Armours Violet. Hy
acinthe Boquet, Dominion Cream
and Glycerine, 'Violette and
Blanche, Vernon Glycerine,
White Ca-itile, Wm. Winston's
Shaving and Grand -Pa's.
BOSTIAKT
A
To Be There
and stay thre to maintain our pow
tion at the head; we continue to sell the
different styles of vehicles of Tyson &
Jones, Hackney, Barbonr, Emerson &
Fisher 'eto., of the same qnalitv that has
; eivn patinr'action'fur vettf. Our efforts
are directed towards pleiistnf; our ever
increasing number of cuctomprs rather
than add to oui profit
An of these vehicles willjnake phas
ing Christmas Gifts buggie. turrey
UDd traps of any finish all are excellent
alue at the price. .
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FOR $"
Value For Price
in everything- sold
by
pr w. c. f
correll
at Christmas times
and every day
in the year.
$ FOR $
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