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Maxims i
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eat secret $f success is V ,'tyA,,,,lon L I lO
r a nest eg aud SdrliSg -i- t Ju; -tA .V jji
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)rTlCE W 31(KIS BUlLDOri;. j LU J""1 "Wit-store neverpeTiu-j - tw - . 7 '
'"Jin" more thaifvou make V Ihorn, Mts,.was shot Sunday!? . - '
p TH STANDARD is published every day 1U" UiUI LUd,IOU UJdKe' 1 " . , i f
Thejweekiyostandard is an 8-ooiumn 4-pk ; . No one can follow in the foot- Bowie st rrendered. ii bero- j t. m x 1 :
aK. Itia a larger circulafyoii jn Cabarrus
Terms fcitregularadvertiBernetitsimiae Known
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t AdA ess all comniuaicatkins lo
THE STANDARD, Cfueord, H. C.
T&LftPHONE NO.
JoNcoiiD, N. a Jan. 21. 1902.-J
TilE CHARLESTON SHOW.
The Richm6nd Times of tb
kOth says; gfjeinet. .;:
"Two wellkaowu citizens of. Lota of sorrow has been caustd
.Kich.TQoad returned Inst week; by men roedJlintf at a game re
Irom Charleston, where they , . , . ,
-visited the Exposition, and;ihey
taring a most tavoraoie report,
They say that the Charleston j
Exposition is one of the most
beau' if ui and 'imtructive ever
seen in this country, and that it
is a '.redit to the State and to
to South. Thy-sneak in very
high praise of the .beauiy
of the buildings aud espe
-cially of the beauty of tho
grounds, while ti.e mechanical
part of tlfe Exposition is most
-creditable. Tpo management
havo met with niauy difficulties
-and have been delayed in com
pleting the work, but the show
will be in perfect condition . a
little winia hfinnn n.nl whpn t.lip;
grass is i reen and the flowers j pain." writes C. W. Bellamy, a
a.l in bloom, it will be as a locomotive tireman, of- Burling
garden of paradise, sd our Rich- ton. Iowa., "I was- weak and
Ljnond friends says. pa e, without any appetite and
ri'his iso-nnd now. Thonemilo all run down. I was about to
of Charleston have shown great
courage and industry in getting
upahis industrial show, and wt
believe that H will do not only
Charleston, but .the whole
South much good. Southern
new spa ); r.-j oUiiht to advertise
it as much as possible, and the
, Doople of the North ought
to make it a point to go to
'Charleston and see this
exhibit af Southern industry
T.nd progress. All expositions
are not exactly aliie. The
Charleston Exposition is pe
culiarly a Southern Exposition,
"and we believe that the people
of other sections who visit it
will tind it not only enjoyable,
but in a high degree instruc
tive." .
, t .
This Charleston Exposition
is a study. We all want our
.people to enjoy it if they can
spare the time and means to do so,
but we were so disappointed in j
Jearnit .g that there was actually !'ects everything at home ? Is it
ac exhibition on the ground-when!11011 whcn his business is
;v3 gladly announced the open- orer that he has the blessed re
ing that we want tw be sure j f u"e ftt ome which. you 'have
thatthtro is something to see j tVlkt da.V donQ your best to
wh.en we encourage our people j brighten aud refine ? Oh, weary
to go. The Times' article and faithful mother, you little
soiy.cls :;s if ;l,e Jiow is opeufug .kaow yur Power when i"ou say.
up to pro;KH-t-;ous worth? seeing, l1 have doue nothing." There
- j is a book in which a fairer record
' The Salem lmalo Acadenfy
' .; i
ocieiTULiou pjeau vjjiorousiv wun
President Roosevelt to attend
V"io iteitial celebration of that
famous school but he politely de
clined, sayiig he could not at
eil on account of pressure of
toufciness. aWhen one Mrs. Pat-
, , I
tersonold him i.hot iie was one '
-of r', 000 women who had gradu-
..u. A, t :
not -one oiL them Jjad vor ap
plied lor a divorce tho President
emphasized his re'eks that he
feciild it attend. The Presi
dent will doubtless miss the
chance of his life in this particu-
steps of another, ho must .work
t.
uuk ma uu iiesiiujr. .
If you observe the rules of
honesty, miefrrity.and economy,
and fear God. you have jugt as
pood a chance as any mau that
: may bb cited.
I Nerer allor a social obligation
to infer fere with a 'business eli
j"u "" ttUCW uutu'
ing witp teliows who did.
f alse priase is.au enormous
obstacle.
Never worry about tomorrow.
Tqday is the ll important issue.
Lon't watch the clock. The
man who does would probably
never be missed by his employer.
Collis P IJuntiugton.
A FlreTfiiiH'i Close Call. .
'I stuck to my engine, al
though every joint ached and
every njrve was racked with
give up, I-got a bottle, of Elec
tric Bitters and after taking it,
Ifelt'as well as I ever did in
ro y life " Weak sickly, run
down "people always gain new
lifa, strength and vigor from1
their use. Try them. Satisfac
ion guaranteed by Fetzer's Drug
Store. Price 50 cents.
Eueoiir&geuient for Mothers.
Many a discouraged mother
folds her hands at night and
feels as if she had after all, done
nothing, although she has not
spent an idle moment since she
rose. Is it nothing that your
helpless children have had some
one to come to with all their
childish griefs and joys ? Is it
nothing that your husband feels
safe when ho is away at business,
(because your careful hand di-
thaQ this "'written over again
rniir rfima fiolDnt arl
St
,jvui ....v.. .j..
Don't Llye Togethof.
Constipation, and health never
go together, De Witt's Little
Early Risers promote easy action
of the bowels without distress.
"I have been troubled with
costiveness nmoyears," says J.
O Greene, Depauw, Ind."I havt
tried many , remedies but Little
Early Risers give best results."
uioson urug btore.
"Better be a healthy beggar
with a dollar than a prjnee with
dyspepsia."
"It's easy to make an
stand on end after it is hatch
ied."
in D. Coe wftre eP6cially
. UlPnULled LO DrirJET nlin VO HJIS
i , - 1 c '
Tace-.
.
When in the Arkabutia
bottom, a'few'miles from towr,
the prisoner ajid the officers were
surrounded "and Ordered tq"give
up. their guns.'. The two special
officers wer taken distance
. of several tiundred ycAs and
ordered to . deoiimp. The
prison'er was shot to death and
the.mob vanished.. A coroner's
jury did not develop any evi
dence as to the identity of the.
mob. Moon, who is a planter, is
in a critical condition. Bowie
was prominent among the
members of his race. The
cause of the killing Has not
developed. .
Attachment ot tho Furultare of Lee'i
Business College.
t 9
Before 'Squire D G Maxwell,
yesterday, C E Hooper & Co.,
J W Wadsworth's Sons, W L
Sanders, land Dr. C A
Misenheimer, swore out war-
t
rants of attachment on the
furniture of Lee's Business
College. They held claims
against Prof. D L Lee. 'Squire
Maxwell has the furniture stored
in the old court house for the
present. The lot consists of
four typewriters, tables, chairs,
olc. Charlotte Observer.
When smallpox or other
epidemics striko a -town the
newspapers are sometimes re
quested not to mention it, but
when unscrupulous persons
give out reports making the
matter much worso than it really
is the newspapors are expected
'to correct it as matter of course.
Durham Herald.
In other words the news
papers are expected to do a good
bit of convenient lying either in
words or 'silence.
The man who advertises omly
in the fall need not be surprisod
at a dull summer trade. Dur
ham Herald.
s
BEST FOR THE S0UXH.
Every Gardener, Farmer and
Tri.vf.-c... .-,l,.,l,l li;.,.l inno
M Descriptive Catalogue. It not
only ;ivoii reliable, practiil ,up
:'m to-d;ite inl'orj nation about all
yeeds, but dso the best crops to
S;1 rrow, most f4.,f,v'ostful ways of
i prowinj? uitterent crops, and much
sj oilier inCoruialioii "special inter
H eft In even- cue who plants seels.
'.'I Jt ;M4-'-ort
. V'-;;:cvr.i..'; aJ PJower skeds,
k Ik'flis anJ Clover Seeds,
H mSevi Potatoes, Seed Oats,
,Uf Tobacco, Seed Corn,
Cow Pe.is, So.ii,
a Ve!vci find Nevicanf
bor?;bmns, Broum Corn,
l..r.tsr Corn, Fcanuts,
nnict v.et, Rape, etc.
Catalocrue n:uied fixe on request. -
T.W.Wosd&Scns, Sesdsmeis,
Wood
Seeds
Ttaltyv Triiiy and . Sildij,
7l-ineb Bleached Unnu TaM Iu .
B.k. worth 83. tr 6So per t -l
)upir Bleach I Oinen TahU D-
55r; for 4 i rr Jfd-
.tkr led TmU I'amask at J&W-d!
Linea pkina oe bemmit. r
rloeD, wnri O83, l.-O. I 35. 1.08, I WW,
IU en.rilW. 1.05, 1.10, 1 85.
l.0, ! 9 ul 140
FrinkTB-t Doilies, per half dozen, worth
35e, 38c, S5o, 40o,Wofor 20o, 22c, 37e,
33n and 50a. .
Linen Tow'eU. per pir, worth 2095,
80. 3i, 40. 42. 48 and 85 lets for 17, 22,
23. 8). S3. W. 40 and 43 ets.
Cat Blanket. SO eta poan1. -
0x7 Homecaale (JuilU for I.T8." - ' '
CoanUrpane worlh 40 S 90, 0S,
1.00. 1.10. 1 15. U0and 1 IKJ for 87, 58,
78 80, 80, W. 8c, 1.00 and 1.85.
Honeycomb Towaltmr fo; 5 oenti.
Red Cheek To-welimr f r Vv eents.
Chenille Portietra worth 8.00 for 150.
Tapestry Portire worth 1.08 for 1.04.
Single Tapeeirr I'or tiers, for door,
worth 1.48 for 1 15.
Frilled Nat Window Curtains wortb
2 15 for 1.05.
Silence Cloth or Table Fcltintr, worth
25o to 50o per yard, for 10 and 20o yard.
To make a long matter short
count of 15 per cent, on anything you may purchase that is
not mentioned in tliis advertisement.
Remember The Racket Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
January 16th to 18th.
Very Respectfully,
23 J"
Concord - National
Bank
Has paid $54,000 in dividends
since it opened doors in July,
1888. Its surplus and undivided
fund is $27,000.
The losses from bad loans in
its entire history are $35.00. It
has never sued any one or been
sued.
Its officers are: J M OdU,
president; D B Coltrane, cashier;
L D Coltrane, assistant cashier;
J M Hendrix, bookkeeper.
Board of Directors W H Lilly,
W R Odell, Jno. P Allison, J S
Harris, Elam King, J M Ode'J
and D B Coltrane.
Fresh Meats.
Oome See Me For beef, pork
mutton and sausage. Always
fresh. In Brick Row. 'Phone
No. 183. '
tf. Fred Beck.
Fresh On Hand !
Oysters every Friday and
Saturday. Beef Pork and
Sausage daily except on
Sunday. Saturday night
orders tilled Sunday
morning.
J. F. Dayvault & Bro.
M, L. Brown & Beg
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
STABLES.
Just in rear of St. Cloud Hotel
Omnibuses meet all uassensrei
trains. Outfits of all kinds fur
nishod promptly and at "reason
ablepricos. Horses and mule.;
always on hand f are sole. Breed
ers of thorough! red Polnr
China Hoj"s.
FOIi OVER FIFTY EARS
Mrs. Willow's Soothing Hyrup haf
been nued for over fifty years by' mil
lioxs of mother; for their cliildreu
whi.e teething, with perfect saccesa. It
soothes the child, softens the piunn,
allays all pain, cures wind colic, au i
the tiobt remedy for Diarrhooa. It will
xelieyethe poor little sufferer immedi
ately. Sold by druggists in every part
of the world. Twenty-five cent n bot
tle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Win
slows Soothing .Syrup," bxu) t&kti w
other kind.
Jma?j ISih, 17th aid IE
. , Rflmnut Shaker Fl 'iucl, a'l cotton?
25o per punnd. TJiin in napped
on botfi Hutt'H like. () itiu;.
Cream icd R d Wo A Fl na-1 w rth
18. 20, 22 and ISo Ut 15. 16$. 20 and ate,
Crnai !itnul Uud rkirf Patffirue,
ailk .uit.r .i.l.-rmt. worth 1 49 for i 15..
Prim-1 t).i k, f -r ..duirtwaistn, wortk
10 for 8 o -n. ' .
50-inoii Whitw Ln in 1 to 6. yard
lenthe, t .nhl2i for 10 cents. '
j idoumuui oi jarua ui mio unwu
, 40o per poand. . . .
Tard wtde BlMbinc at 5, Of and
Fina )ambrio. aame as LonsdalN at 9c
Shirtiag pr Bahjr Oalioo," at 4j yd.
Men's SampLj Snspenders worth 19
and 25o for 12 aod 15 ots. ' . .
Pearl Baiions at 4 eaats. V
Jf.95o Batten burp: Patterns lor 10 ots.
Laiies Silk Umbre'las worth 1 50
for 1.15.
Small White Curtain Poles, no riue:, ,
only 10 cents.
A few Capes at cost and les.
China and QIatwre at cost.
' A jrood assortment of Salad Howls, .
Chop l)ihis, Cake PUt.M, Mnsjl Cap4
aud Ha r, Padiu oots, V.ed,
Fiurr, etc.
we wilt give you a cash dis
JB'OES'JE?!:!.
iTo So Tliere
aad sUy there to maiutaiu our po6i
tio at tth'eaJ; tve continue to sell the
different atylea of vehioles of Tyson &
Joaa. ILmiinv, "ari.i.-r. Krn.M.ioa &
Fiohr, , o' f,;,,. fcm, (1 1,, itv .;) has
ffciycu 8ut.inrV..-!.!;.u for r'i. iu: v If .its
r dlrcotti 1 fM'itrd jr fir ever
iocreasiua mim.-r of ;u twm. :a rather
than add to mr profits.
Any of thsso vobtcls will ci ika pkas
iuChriBtmaa Gifts busiies, mrrsya
uud traps of any finish all ara Excellent
value at the pri;e.
GF C01SETO
W THUG
about getting
yourself a
pair of Spectacles
Why study any
longer ?
But go to Cor-
rell's and have
your eyes tested.
Your money bacic
if Glasses don't
suit.
Yours to please,
W. C.
CORRELL