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JOHN D. BARRIER.
Proprietor.
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" TillSTANIVRD J putyisl! every J
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j- RateS Of SifaacaiPTiON.
Oneeaii.
t3tx luoufhs
JChree months
One month
.$4.00
2.00
1.-00
Singly copy Sc.
Tlie.WeuklyoStandard is iAi R-column 4-p.1e
a per. It has a larger circutation in Cabarrus
han any other p.Per. Price Mr in ad vance.
Terms lor regular ad venisemeHis mane Known j
Aldi ess all communications to
STAMUKDj Concord,
N. C.
TELEPHONE NO.
71-
)0 VOUD,
N. C. fan. 13. 1902.
Tllini. WAS" !f )!r OU Tjsirs.
"
"Hi- II E C fcry.-int i. is u4 do.
'
line;) ion of ho .. ;:
in Suuday'a O.. rlou o Observe .
icciu tijng ail the glcries of jLhe
small boy 03 thiU; thiy whjn he
dpTi' htofl himsplf nl, o:ilin
roasted pig tails and Mowing up
1 0 1
G 1 'at, battle s.-nes ia-j ofn
wrinii I5y the iu-il corr'"j'.'iiJ
. nt iu som ci . city parlov 6r
office, but we .ill "-arrant thai
Red iuck was r' the liog killing
. but left or went io sleep a little
t(o soon to see two of the j'egro
.. men alter supper come up to thn
. kitchen of the. "b'.g house" and
there, with woodmen's ayes, chop
the sausage meat tine on an oak
slab bench. If hfc had stayed hy '
would -have had a taste of. The
.
first sausage, fqr when the sire
and dame had. nut in the sare.
, Al a '
and other garden flavors, the
salt, pepper etc., and to confirm
the accuracy of the palate on the'
. - ;
raw meat they would fry a little
panful. When the big. folks had
3one tasting, little 'Ruck" could
have-had another dainty, better eturne(i ' fr( Wilson' states
ven than the half raw and haWjthacthi smallp0JK scare there
burnt pigtails.. Then, top, he seema t0 s-caro other p6ople
ould have seen the sire on one I , . , . .
. much mare than :the residents of
ide df a tub.of sausage meat and ' , ,
. .the town, "fveryone is aj-
the dame on the other, the form- , ' ' , A , , ,
, lowed to come and go where he
cr holding a tin stuffer with a' , , - ' , ... .
please, ne said' hind. the people
wboden rammer, the head of;, ' ' ; " '
! do not seem to regaxd a quaran
which rested against him about ,
. - . tine a at all necessary. The
the upoer edge of hs "britches" M .
. 1 streets are ni(? lined with yellow
Han. . She would slip the casing ' . " , . .
V ' " f " JV"A
the firjt an4 e(oncl, fingers and
Jet the casfng slide ou "ife 4he ,
stuffer drew uetrrer and, nearer1
to the fountain of his appetite
juid the meat went shooting into:
. . , . tl
t.? encasing, she in the meantime
.
ponging an awi or iuoi(j loriv
tain to the sausage J,o It the air . oegau umg iMectnc fitters.
- TT cl1 -i A ! which did me moi-4) good than all
oscal'- Ue refiUed the stuffer the medicinesl ever uad. They
and she J,aidtho stritig away.' I have also kept my wife in ex-
Ri Buck shoutd not have imnfiJceltent health for years. Slie
to sleep befr these pretty
4 'skes"were coiled arounll in
the ai"ehef e&out wooden tray.
By taking the risk of $ liokinif
next day3orbai levons ne !
m ' ,
jugeven u ne uiu n nve to ao to
.JSCli'JUi. mM
France has more alcohol Jhan
:she needs, but has to buy all her i
petroleum therefore she is work-Y
1 . , , .
ing away on engines by which to
se alcohol as a motor.
Judfirinsr-
IrSi its effects on men ithould
jbe a hummer as a motor.
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The United States treasury
should stand we'd over the world
as the now secretary has six toes
on eaali loot.
Yes, a Good Thing to let Alone.
A contemporary remarks that
'when thirty States request
Congress to call a constitutional
contention for the the pupose
Of providing for the popular
r r
-fe-tftf- of United StteS . Sna-
tors Congress must obe,yf that
,!sii States have alread $lone
so, and iully thirt&haveat times
'..
accepted tne proposition m
principle." and the, holding of a
Federal cosntitutional conven-
tiofl becomes herefre possible,
even probable." This matter of
the election of Fnited State
Senators iy popular vote iS a
Tood one to let. alone. The
t earners of the constitution
lruew what they were, 'doing
when they provided for .the
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.election of Sanators by one
electorate and of Representatives
by another, and the agitation for
a change is. j)imotod for. the
most part -by demagogues.
I hililren KspocfalljJLlable.
Barns, bruises and cuts are
exiretnHv painful and if
ne.lec;- 'i often result in blood
poisouiu?. Chijdreu are .espe
cialy liable 1o such mishaps be-
cau.0 not so careful. As a
remedy De-Witt's AVitch Hazel
Salve is unequalled. .Draws
itlieHie, stopXthe pain, soon
heals the wound. Beware of
counterfeits. Sure fcure fof
P'les. "De Witt's Hazel Salve
cured my baby of eczema after
two ph'ysJclaJus gave her up,
wTrites James "Mock, N Webster,
''Theres were so bad
she soiled two to five dresses
a day.?' "Gibson Drug Store.'
, Wilson Decdrated.
A gentleman who has just
nasana yoir nrst impression
is that ypu have either struck
Ohinatovvn or a circus 'parade.
Raleigh Tjmes.
Strickes A Rich Fiud.
"I was troubled for several
years with chro6ic digestion
ami nervous debility." writes F
T r. . , I
J Green, oi Dancasfer. N. II.,
remedy helped me until I
Says 'Eelactric Bitters arejust
splendid iSv femarp troubles;
thit they are a grand tonic aid
invigorator for weak, rundovn
4 Women. No ofher medicine can
1 a 1 ....
take its place in ouf family'
?y them yAf,0C: at;s-
tiont - guqf iioteed by Fatzer's
"It isn't carelessness tint
: caosesi peopl to break th Ten
Commaifclments,"
Cutthia out and take it to
ML Marsh's drug store and get
a free samDle of Chamealain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets the
best physic. They also cure
disorders of the stomach, bili
ousness and headache.
A Trolltable Iuvestiueut.
was troubled for about
0
seven years with my stomach
I j n rl in i n 1 f t i y o tro
. tv-,v.i, c
spent about $1,000 and never
could get any th ting to help
me until I tried Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. I have taken a few bot
tles and am entirely 4 well. 'd
You don't live by hatyou at
hut by what you digest ami assinf- l
11 r'sioicacn aoesn
disrest vour food vou are rallv
starving. Koaol DyspSpsia
Cure does the stomach' work by
digesting the food. You tjon't
havp to diet. Eat allyou want.
Kodol Dyspepsia,Cure cures al!
stomach, troubles. Gibson Drug
Store.
Special Kates.
. On'ifccount of Mardi(xras, New
Orleans, La., Ppb. 4tii to lfth,
1902, the Southern Railway will
have special rates. T if Icats lobe
sold Feb. -lib ,to 10th with, final
limit Feb. 15th. "Faro 23.70.
Onaccouutol MZifdiGras. Mo
bile,. Ala. Feb. 4th to 11th, 1902,
the Soutbwni Railway wiH have
special rates. Tickols to be sold
Feb. 4th tu llth, ith final limit
Feb. 15th. Fare $19.45.
On Atcount of North Carolina
Poultry Association at .High
Point. N. C Jan: 14 17, 1902,
.the Souther n Railway wrll have
special ratos. Tickets on sale
Jan. lo-17 incldsive, witn final
limit Jan. 19, 1902. Faro $1.85
f jr round trip.
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Child no'j tlr Millions.
"My child is woVth millions
to me," says Mrs. Mary J3ird of
Harrisburg, Pa, 4 'yet I would
have lost her by croup had I not
purchased a bottle of One Miriute
Cough Cure." One Minute
Cough Cur'e is sure- cure for
cough, croup and throat and
lung, troubles. An absouljfcely
safe-cough dure which acts im
mediately. Ths youngest; "child
call take it with entire safety.
The l;Uleones like the taste and
remember "how often it helped
them. Every family should
have a bottle of One Minute
Comgh Cure handy. At this
season especially it may be
needed suddenly. Gibson Drug
Store.
. Opening of Winter Tourist Season 1
The Southern Railway, which
operates its own lines over the
entire South and forms the im
portant link in the great high
way of travel between the North
and South, Florida, Cuba, Mex
ico, the Padific Coast and Cen
tral America, announces for the
wiuter of 1J01 and 1902 the most
superb service eVer offered. Its
splendid regular service will be
augmented by the Southern Ejjalm
Limited, a magnificent Pullman
train, which will be operated be-
tvveen New York and St. Augus
tine, Florida. ,
tleut Out of an Increase of His Pension.
A Mexican war veteran and
prominent editor writes, "See
ing the advertisement of Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, I am re
minded that as a soldier in
Mexico in !47 t;ud48 Icontracted
Mexcfan diarrhoea and this
remedyhas kept me from gett
ing an increase in my pension
'for on every rnewaj a dose of
it restores me" It is unequalled
as a quick curfor diarrhoe and
s pleasant and safe to take. For
sale by M L Marsh druggist.
"Is there any connection be
tween the golf walk and the club
foot?"
It Girdles The Globe.
The fame of Bucklers Arnica
Salves as the best in the world,
extends round the earth. It's
the one perfect heeler of Cuts,
Corns, Burns, Bruises, Sores,
Scalds, Boils, Ulcers, Felons,
Aches, Pains and .all Skin
Eruptions, Only infallible Pile
cure. 25c a box at Fetzers Drug
Store
"Cutting remarks the tomb
stone man."
Th.6 Rsckctl
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CHEAP
ihjjT-TaiS a-L L i
t
Seasonable -Goods
. ATUnheaSof-Rfij6fesJ"
10.0J0 Yards Remnants of
' WMte Lawn.
Til
lain, stride and check at 40
cents per pound. We ha ve all
qualities the aVerage . Shirt
Waist costs 8 u12o. .Children's
Short Dresses usually cost 10 to
15 cents. You can got gooefs
worth 20 to 30c. per'yard if you
pick it. .
200 Pounds of Silence .Mil
or TaWe Felling .
at 20 cts per pound any lcnghts
desired. You get the 25 to 30c.
quality for about 10c and-the 40
to.5)c quality for about 20c a yd.
. Soaps! Soaps!!
Colgates Cashmere Boquet.
worth 20 and 25c for 15 and 20c.
Very Respectfully,
33. J"
Concord - National
Bank'-
Ias paid $54,000 jn dividends
since it opened doors in July,
18$8. Its surplus and undivided
fund is $27,000.
The losses from bad Joans in
its entire history are $35.00. It
has never sued any one or been
sued.
Its officers are : J M Odell,(
E resident; D B Coltrane, cashier;
1 D Coltrane, assistant cashier;
J M Hendrixy bookkeeper.
Board of Directors--W H Lilly,1
W R Odell, Jno. P Allison, J ,S
Harris, 'Elam King, J M OdeU
and D B Coltrane. 1
Fresh Moats.
Come See Me. For beef, pork
mutton, and sausage. 'Always
fresh. In Brick RoW. 'Phone
No. 183. ' .
tf. Fred Beck.
Fresh On Hand!
Oysters every Friday and
Salurday. Beef Pork and
Sausage daily except on
Sunday. Saturday night
orders filled Sunday
morning.
J. F. Dayvault & Bro.
M. L. Brown & Bro
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
STABLES.
Just in rear of St. Cloud Hotel.
Omnibuses meet all oassengei
trains. Outfits of all kinds fur
nished promptly and at reason
able prices. Horses and mules
always on hand for sale. Breed
ers of thoroughbred Polard
China Wov
FOR OVER FIFTY EARS
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil
lior.8 of mothers for their : children
whue teething, vith perfect success. It
soothes the child, softens the gums,'
anays an pain, cures wind colic, ani is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It will
relieve the poor little sufferer immeJi
ately. Bold by druggists in every part
of the world. Twenty-five cents a bot
tle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Wi
Blows Soothing ;Syrap," ajid take no
other kind
"4711" White Rose Glycerine,
at 15 cents. .
Rogers & GaTlets Sandlewood
25 cents.
Roger" & G allots Violet D$
Parme 4i cents. t
Cuticle, Yulo Tyde, Bay Rum,
Lance Oil, Butter M Ik anclGlyc-
erine, .Princess, Sweet Peas. La
Juliette, Calgates Elder Flowed
Tifbe Rose, Cornation, Violgttee
de Nice, Vestal Violets, Violette
de Amerique and Au de.Cologne,
all 8 cents.per cake.
'The followiug'brunds at 5 cts
per cake : Armours Violet. Hy-
acinthe Boquet, Dominion Cream
and Glycerine, Violett'o and
Blanche, Vernon Glycerine,
White Castile, W01. .Winston's
Shaving and Grand Pa's..
BCSTIAN
and Btjy there to maintain our posi
tion at the head; ye continue to sell the
different styles of vehicles of Tyson fe
J ones, Ilackney, Brboar, Emerson &
Fi?her, etc., of the same quality that has
given eat intact ion for vt-urs. OtJr tffoits
VreYKreet'-i toMrdS pleusinir ;nr ever.
icreasin jjncbr of cu-toutib ruthr
than al to our profits.
uy of these vruicks will iake phas
ing Christmas Gifts bugsieg, mrrjyj
and tra s any finish all are txcllent
Vftlue at the jrice.
$ FOR
5
Value For Me
m
in everything- sujil
by
w. c."
CORRELL
JEWELER,
at Christmas times'
and every day
in the year.
F
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$ FOR S