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Daily Standard.
JOHN D. BARRIER,
Kdiior and Proprietor.
OFFICE IN 310IIIUS BUILDING.
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OoxcortD, N. C.f March 28 1902.
DON'T BIT THAT FERTILIZER
PATENT.
State Chemist Kilgore has an
article in the Bulletin and is
sending out circulars warning
farmers against being swindled
in buying Lipps' Patent Process
of Mauufacturing Compost Fer
tilizers. It purports to be a
patent process and a secret which
is sold at $3.00 a farm right.
The thing is a spleodid fake.
Two ingredients enter into it that
cateh the uninformed. One is
salt which is not a plant food at
all ami the other is lime which
is injurious as it frees the am
monia which then escapes.
To iay the least, farmers
shauV not be duped into buying
the 1.'Qg. Close attention to
ther't-i orts from our Agricultural
Expei iment station would . be
wi'sdem in our farmers.
aves Two From Death.
Uv.c little daughter bad an al
most fatal attack of whooping
cough and bronchitis."' writes
.Mrs. W K Haviland, of Armonk,
N. Y., "but, when 'all other
remedies failed, we saved her
life with Dr. King's New Dis
covery. Our niece, wh ) hid
Consumption in an advance
stasre, also used this wonderful
medicine .md today she is per
fectly well." Desperate throat
and iung diseases yield .to Dr.
King's New Discovery as to no
o'her medicine on earth. In
fallible for Coughs and Colds.
:')l sud si.00 bottles guaranteed
:y 1-Vzor's Drug Store. Trial
bottles free.
ra' .'rt is ?.,'.u's Vegetable Garden in
Florida.
We note with pleasure that the
fine e"r!y garden vegetables,
i.oo'ss. specially, that you see At
Dove oc Bust's are raised by a
Cuu.ivus man. He is Mr. L P
Rlutts now residingin St. Peters
berg, Fla.
MT.ite Man Turned Yellow.
Great consternation was felt
by t lio L-iends of M. A. Hogarty
of Lexiugton. Ky., when they
saw. b- was turning yellow. Ills
skin slowly changed color, also
iiUcyes, an (he suffered terribly. J
H is m "Jady was i ellow J aundice,
!c was treated by the 'best
j odors, but wiihout benefit.
Then "ho was advised to try
K lectric Bitters, the wonderful
Stomach and LiYer remedy,
and he whites: "Af&r taking
i, wo bottles I was w Holly
cured." A trial proves
i ts matchless merit for all
Stomach, LifOr and Kidney
troubles, Only T0c. Sold by
Fetz-Vs Drug Store Druifgst.
Race Kiotn Alabama,
ft
A more or less serious race
riot is reportetP from Jasper,
Ala. One hundred and fifty
shots were fired on Wednesday
and new supplies of ammunition
were secured. The casualties
are not reported.
Diplomats for Cuba.
In pursuance of the plan to set
Cuba on her feet for self govern-
government on the 20th of May
President Roesevelt sent a mes
sage to Congress on the 2?th,
asking it to make the following
appropriations for diplomatic
officers:
"Envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary to the
r ?public of Cuba, $10,000.
'Secretary oj the legation, $2,
000.
'Second secretary of.the lega
tion, $1,500.
"Consul general at'Hanana
$5,000.
"Consul at dienfuegos $3,000;
consul at Santiago de Cuba, $3,
000." (Jueer Law ! Vibration.
A dog is not allowed to trot
across some of the strongest sus
pension bridges in the world.
The vibration which his motion
produces is dangerous to the
structure. The dos are carried
over in vehicles. A cat walking
across a floor of a brick building
shakes it more than many peo
ple. Anderson Intelligencer.
Mrs. Jbn Fisher, of liickorj, Dead.
Mr. M J Freeman received a
telegram today (Friday) from
Hickory saying that Mrs. John
Fisher died last night and that
the remains will be buried to
morrow afPoplar Tent church.
Mrs. Fisher is a niece of Mrs.
Hettio Winecoff.
Live Wire Victim Dies.
Winston Salem. N. C, March
27. John Julian, the young
man who was badly shocked
and burned last Sunday while
working on an electric wire,
died at the hospital this evening.
To the Democrats ot the State:
De up and doing. Form com
mittees at every precinct wiio
will see every white voter who
has not paid his poll tax and i lUia .iaL u" n i-
urco him to pay before May 1st., !ff a keen edge, such as axes,
and thereby save his vote. It 6aws' and so oa'
must be paid anyhow, and will a Pearl Famine
be collected later, but unless paid . , , ar . m n,e",
by May 1st, nobody failing 10 A jcarlfammo the htcSt cry in
pay wfll be permitted to vote in i t!ie1 3cYcl7 makct a?? C?V'
November. -News andObseVver. i iallv " taG city in which it is rag-
,. i ,nS flk nc present time, ihe supply
In r Hunt fdocs not nearly equal the 'demand,
, n .Bj, un . hjgbxj. priCC3 go the more
Miss Jennie Smith will givi? ani can there is for the precious gems.'
egg hunt tomorrow7 evening at 4; Already they arc worth from three
o'clock to her Sunday school 1 to four times what they wore fetch
class
Mrs. C E VanDeusen, of
Kilbouru, Wis., was aQlicted
with stomach trouble and con- J
stipat'on for a long time. She ;
says, "I have tried many pre-'
parations but none have done me !
tho good, that Chamberlain's j
Stomach and Liver Tablets
sale at M. L. Marsh's drug! Sr.esnal. Iord containing obitu
store. Price, 25 cents. Samples! 6f7m- ,he ,e 13 thing I
free.
An Honest Medicine for La Grippe. : test humor is unconscious.
George W Waitt, of South
Gardiner, Me., says? "I have ednced Cates.
had the worst cough, cold chills Or account of tho followiug
and srriD and taken lots of trash , , 0 n n t
of n? account but to the vendor, occasions the Southern Kail way
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy .will make reduced rates :
is the only thing that has done, North Carolina uk at Char
any good whatever. I have used 1rtc,f -r.u- i - . ii
one bottle of it and the chills, est1on Edition, April , to 14.
cold and grip .have tall left me. (Tickets tfi be sold April G to 8
1 cougrafulate tne manutacturers
ox
an honest medicine.' For
sale by M. L Marsh druggist
p Barefooted kids are seen.
Soon there will be plenty of 'un
dressed kicSl' along the river
bank. Ex.
A Fossil Quarry.
One of the strangest quarries in
the world exists near the town of
s Kemrncrer, Wv., at an elevation of
8,200 feet above sea level. . This
quarry i worked by hand, no fist
ing being permitted, owing to tii'?
fragile fixture .of its output. The
latter consists solely of fossils, most
ly those f a few varietin of fish.
In operation the shale is nplit into
slabs, broken with sledge hammers
and thrown over the liftifc by hand.
TTT1 11 .
vvnen. 6iaD3cofitaining tne speci-
mens are cut a,nd taken out, thy
are very moist and have to be dried
out to about one-third of their orig
inal weight. After the drying lias
proceeded far enough to permit of
the easy manipulation of the mate
rial the fossils are carefully cleaned
by means of special tools devised for
the purpose. Many" of these fish
fossils are exceedingly beautiful, ev
ery bone being plainly shown in the
outline. They rank as the finest
specimens of fossil fishes yet dis
covered. . Don't Be a Knocker.
The following is going the rounds
in the Kansas newspapers. It is
good advice' anywhere. Jlead it and
see:
If there is any chance to boom
business, boom it. Don't be a knock
er. Don't pull a long face and get
sour in your stomach. Get' a smile
on you. Hold up your head. Get a
hold with both hands. Then prill.
Bury your hatchet. Drop your tom
ahawk. Hide your little hammer.
When a stranger drops in, jolly him.
Tell him this is the greatest town on
earth. It is. Don't get mulish.
Don't roast. Just jolly. No man
ever helped himself by knocking
other people down. No man ever
got rich trying to make people be
lieve that he was the only .good man
on earth. You can't climb the lad
der of fame by stepping on other
people's corns. They are their
corns, not yours, and they're tender.
Keep off the corns.
Ancient Works of Bronze.
The use and application of metal
work and decoration, both as fix
tures for appliances and useful do
mestic articles, are very ancient.
We find records of bronze being ex
tensively used by the Greeks and
Romans, Greece especially "bringing
the arts of working bronze to per
fection. Not only are works of co
lossal form produced by them in
this metal, but the ornaments of
their temples, doors, weapons, ar
mor and the prows of their galleys
were made of it. They had also a
process of' hardening and tempering
bronze which enabled them to make
this metal into many implements
ing ten year? ago, and the price is
still rising. The cause for this ab
normal state of affairs is, it is de
clared, that l::r:e numbers of rich
Americans have bo--a buying up the
gems, especially during the last few
months.
Unconscious Humor.
An Iowan has written to his rep
resentafive for volumes of The Con-
xeau wiiii eo mucn pleasure as oou-
i uaries of dead congressmen." The
i wnn nnai iimr" iu uays lrpra
date of sale. Round trip $4.80.
On account of meeting North
Carolina Music Teachers's Asso-
ciatiou, Raleigh, N. C, March
31.
Tickets to be sold March
29, 30 and 31 with fiMSl limit
'April 4.
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Concord's
White Goods.
India Lawns
from 8i to 55c per yard.
Persian La ns
at 12i and 15 cents.
French Lawn,
40 inches wide,' that look;
like'an Organdie at 35e per
yard, worth 50 cents.
Plain Nainsook
at 12i and 20c per yard.
. Silk Null
only 12&c.
Long Cloth,
assorted, up to 18c.
in. .or. iH5n
: No. 26 South Union St.
A Blonde's
Freckles
show more plainly than a brunettes,
but these discolored spots greatly mar
the beauty of either.
MM
will effectually remove Freckles,
Sunburn, Tan, undue Redness,
Sallowness and all other blem
ishes to beauty.
IT IS A LIQUID
for the face, neck, arms and hands.
Can be easily and quickly applied.
Others cannot detect its use.
It leaves no sticky feeling.
Harmless as water. .
At all druggists.
Price 75 cts. .
IL L. BROWN & Brc
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
STABLES.
. Just in rear of St. Cloud Hotel.
Omnibuses moot all passenger
trams. Outfits of all kinds fur
nisfiod promptly and at reason
able pricos. Horses and mules
always on hand for salo. Breed
ers of thoroughbred Poland
China Hofs.
Cheap Store:'
Gents' KTegilee
-shifts;-
Twenty-four styles, at 48c.
Silk Embroider
ed Socks .
10 cents
Ladies' Fancy
Printed and Extracted
Colored Hose at 10 and 15c
. White Lawn
and Percale Sun. Bonnets
at 25 cents. v
Embroidery
Silks.
Filio and Twisted, at 3e
per skein.
New Lot of Fine
Box Papers
at 48 cents.
OA
Fresh On Hand!
Shad, Trout, etc., every
Saturday. Beef Porkand
Sausage daily exjppt on
Sunday. Saturday night
orders filled Srihday
morning.
'kJ. F. Dayvault & ETrou