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1902.
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GRAmsOCliVFlMttTIOS.
The S. W.' G. 0. Entertain at Mrf
Laura Allen's-A Brilliant Affiiif With
Kojal Feast.
. The reception given to about
twenty. young nen by fbe S. W.
G. C's. Tuesday night was one of
the most enjoyable social events
of the season.
To say, tiiat this charming
. function was held at the hom of
the Misses Allen would be suf
ficient guarantee of unalloyed
pleasure but when you include
seven or eight such charming
girls as the members of the S.
W. G. C's. (what'the lett-rs stand
"for we know net) one could not
fail to spend the evening pleas
antly. ' . . ' '
The young men out numbered
the young ladies in the ratio of
about two to one but then the S.
W.. G. C's. capacity for entor-
taining is great and there was
not a man too many.
Those present were Misses
Grace Brown, Wilma Correll,
Lizzie Montgomery, Eula. Parks,
Minnie and Ada Allen, Louise
Means. Messrs. H L Parks, Jo9
Hill, Olin Hoover, Geo. Mont
gomery, Leonard Brown, Ernest
Correll, Will Archibald, Leonard
Boyd, Joe Goodman, Fred Wil
liams, Frank Brown, Ed Moss,
John Foil, Rutledge, Char
lotte; Brock, Winston; Griffith,
Winston.
Several novel games were in
dulged in. Mr. Williams drew
first prize while the booby fell to
the lot of Mr. Rutledge.
The dining room was a mass
of dogwood and daisies while the
other rooms were tastefully dec
orated with the club's colors. De
licious refreshments were served
and a thoroughly enjoyable time
was the fate of all present.
. We have heard it said that the
ladies' clubs of Concord were in
creasing faster than trusts. We
have tnot been privileged to at
tend any of the others but if
they all entertain in such a love,-
ly manner- as the S..W. G. C's.
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we say, long life to them all, and
may they include us in their
next. Alphonso.
A Difficult j at Cannon Mills.
Dan Xowder, Jr., knocked Si
mon Peter Fink in the head with
a cart wheel at the Cannon mill
Tuesday . nighU The trouble
arose dVer Fihk'6 correcting some
worlj Lowder was doing..:
Fink is notkthOughH to boseri
ously hurt.
Tobbaccoa Great EtIL
Mrrf Herbeci Fiske, ofnhe
Northwestm 9 University at.
CJicago, says in speakinof the
evil
jymcn cigareties worir
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among
boys:
ot a single
student using tobacco haj
- w , w i son tickets is $u.uo. rneiuaay
stood in the.first rank, ttffi. year4ckets onsale daily, are . $8L.
the past nine years, with one
excep
tion." Raleigh Times.
MRS. D1UBARMI1RDT 1MUD.
Attacked, Monday With Appeiivt.ilIs
auduralgia fth( Heart Later, 119
Yielded LifJToday at 10 a. ra.
The'shocking tidings came this
(Wednesday) morning of unex
pected deaJif Mrs. Df. Charles
II Earnhardt of Mt? Pleasant.
She was attacke4 with appen-
fdicitis on Monday and it was
contemplated to have an opera
tion this morning ,nd Dr. Lilly
and. Young, were called. New
ralgia of the Jieart set in, .how
ever, and did its fatal work today
at 10 o'clock before lhe operation
began.
Mrs. Earnhardt's maiden name
was Miss Ella Ridenhour. . She
was a daughter of Esq. 1) XL
Ridenhour and sister to our
townsmau, Mr. R E Ridenhour.
She was about 28 years old.
She leaves a devoted husband
and three children beside a fath
er and mother, a sister and three
brothers.
Mrs. Earnhardt connected her
self with the Lutheran church in
early girlhood. After marriage
she united herself with the Meth-
odist church with her husband,
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one was conspicuously useiui
and devoted to the church and
its interests.
I The funeral1 services will be
conducted .by her pastor, Rev.
Mr...Pickens, on Thursday,; , ,
'.Our sympathies: are extended
to the . stricken husband:? and
motherless children and others
who bear heavily the terrible
shock. ' .
Homes for Synod.
Tha following homea have
beerii tendered and 'assigned to
the members of the N. .C.'E. II
Synod,1 which 'will convene at St.
James church on next Wednes
day :
RSL Brown and delegate, A M Brown.
K O Holland
J P Oook.o
EP Parker.
Geo. H Cox
II M Brown
J A Linn
L E Bnsby
T H Strohecker
J Q Wertr
A G Vo?gbt .
CLTFisher
IlA.Trexler .
0 B King .
O A Brown
P J Wade ...
VyBjozer
R A Helms .
EW Leslie '
W W J Ritchie
J P Miller,
K PDeal..,
Juo. A Ritohie.
D BJCtistor.
J D Barrier.
D R Hoover. .
W O Correll.
G 1 Crowell.
I) li Coltrane.
" Pink Misenheim'r.
J L Miller. ,
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Martin Boger.
W II Blume.
D F Barrier,
R E Ridenhonr.
J W Propst.
J A"Kennette.
A S Day vault.
J A Cline.
W A Dutton
O A.Dry.
0 B Miller, D L Boat; delegate A J
Black welder.
LVK Propst and B 8 Brown. J M
Hn(irix.x
O Brown Cox, W R Cox.
V RStickley, M B Stickler; delegate
A p Sappenfleld.
Fro Hot to Colf.v ;
': Dysentery is prevalent every
where in feunjmerandif due : to
miasmatic pbisbus, and, jbegins
abruptly' witb: inflammation of
the large bovteli In America
the ; disease'1, i&obmmon, but
4 bronerlv treated 'does not . result
as seriously as ;in ine ? iropics.r
Perry Davis Painkiller is the best
knowfi remedy and the most effit
cacious in the" ' treatment rof
dysentery.
A
lie Southern Selling Tickets to CharJeV
ton al. Special Rates.
The'" Southeft: Bilway3 ;TTi
jfut tickets onale'fOT. the.Chari
lestonExposition. The round
trip rate frfm Concord for sea-
Thursday, 7 day "return linm are
.$5.30
ItEUXlOX I FULL BUST.
tie1Iundred and TTiitj-Fie Thou
sand Ysito$s Cared fur Wen. Gordon
Arrives Late but Make n Fin Speech
Mayor CiivcsKy to "Kalipu" Who
Gives it to Gen. Gordon.
Dallas, Text's, is about the
most packed city now to be fotind
.It is" estimated .that there are
125,000 visitors present aud that
there are 80,000 in the fa r
grounds jn tents:
Gen. Gordon was delayed
twenty Lours and all hope of h?s
'arrival was abandoned when he
suddenly camo in xat 1:15 p. m."
Tuesday ami J deafening ap-
'plause. Ho nude one of hin
characteristically beautiful and
learned spi-veliva all full of 'pride
in the Confederate soldier7 and
; teeming with affectionate trib
utes. The Kaliph parade, which is
something like the Now Orleans
Mardiin as, took place .Tuesday i
and the mayor of tho city in '
solemn address gave the key of
the city, a great guilded key to
'IIis Unutterable Exaltedness"
i the Caliph who' then, through
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'to Gen. Gordon.
Mr. Abernathy, the Observer's
reporter says, the Tar Heels are
in: evidence every where.
A' right royal time the Old
I Veterans aie having though they
'are too packed for comfort.
MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES.
Meeting at Caurt Houio Procession bj
; Children to be Jtined by Veteransand
Band Crosses of Honor to bo GIren.
At a recent meeting of ths
Dodson Ramseur Chapter United
Daughters of the Confederacy
arrangements were made for.the
obstrvance of Memorial day. As
is our custom this will take place
at the court house on the 10th of
May at '6 o'clock. All children,
who will take part in the cele
bration, i will please meot with
the Daughters at Mrs. J C Wads
worth's at 2 o'clock to form the
line of march to the court housi.
The veterans, sons of Veterans
and.bandare requested to join
them at Fetzer's Drug store.
jfter the exercises the monu
ment will be decorated as usual.
The following program has
been arranged for the occasion:
Music by the band.
Opening prayer Rev. W H Hiller.
Roll call-Wr .' M II Caldwell.
Musio.v
1 Addriea Rev. O H Cornelafln,' Jr
' Presentation of Crosses Child! en of
.bo'nfedeifacy7 . ....
, Benediction Rev. W H MeNairy.
Self Protection i
demands that you be .on the
alert to see that you get Pair
kilhr (Pdlrry Davis'), whef! joix
asx' ior' h; suoie ueaier.'s wui'iry
and- persuade you - to, take
something ehe, claicnjed to be
just as good; insitt upon getting
Painkiller; tH.e remedy, which
has'; beeq, tHe world's ',' familyi
doctor.' for C0yearsj jt never
falls to stop 1 diarrhea,- griping
pains inhe. stomach or, bowpls,
dysentery, etc. Large bottits
rf-"V
an
oO cents.
' mmmm &
"Meditation alter marriaere
is wisdom gone to seed.,,
1 ro
u nanus--' eonio and iooi
to buy
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nants-' eonio and look
Boys' Suits, double Knee and Seats to -'anKreal
valut' 2.50 in siz; 8 to 1(5 years, our price
. 2.00
Better Suits at 2.50, 3.50 up to
Boys Odd Knee Pants, all wool,
34() the best 50c pant on the market
Better Knee Pants 75c and
Job lot of Boys' Knee Pants, age G to
value 35c and 40c, our special price
.Ten doz, 25c Mole Skin
: price-
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One-third of your life is spe' t in bed Why not, We com
fortable." We have in stock the famous
MlilM, SOLID COM,.' THE VICTOR, IES S
and last but not least the
Butler Portable Bed Spring.
Springs for the Old, Middle Age and YouDg. The BUT-
F LEK is something new under
your house and explain. M.atresses to match ab My!.- and
Prices from a
Common, Straw to the Royal f elt.
Take Life easy Equip your beds with a Spring and mat-
ress from the
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Bell & Harris Furniture Co's Store.
and Dream Sweet Dreams.
BU cfc Harris Fur. Co.
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FOR -eVEK SIXTY. EARS
Mfs; WiMlow's Boothieg Syrup has'
Leen 'used for over ejity years by mil
lions of mothers for their children
whi.e teething, with perfect BucoeBS. It
soothea thef ' child,' 'eoftena the gams,
ftllaVaftU pain,'onre8 wind eolic, and ie
th'rpest fcewedy for Diarrhoea. , 1 will
relierelne poor nine Buntrer lmmeai'
B own'SoothuiK' byrnp
aud tkts eo
tnW HWakefield,
w charlotte; n. a,
limits his practice, to diseases of
Eye, Ear Nose and Throat.
The Doctor "will be in Concord at
ijp St.' Cloud on Thursday
J May 1st.
ot'tht V3rld.!- Twenty -ty cents a bot
tip - anfl k for ''Mr. Win-
9 I
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Parents have yeni got
to buy any elotliirig for
your boys in the noas
future? ."Then it would
bo econemy to look over
out large stoek. We a
have just the kind that k
11 ,i . i :n M
ib vtjii Jiiaoe aim win
stand the hard knocks
of a real boy. The Mrs.
Jane Hopkins Htar
Make "is the best, every
stitch taken just" right
double Knees and
double Seats to tho knee
without the least obligation
r. rvi
trooa
wear, sizes
50c
98c
10
yenrs,
25c
Knee Pants,
extra
15c
OlilJ
fit.. JMMJUMMWWaB
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REVELATION
the sun. The ngeut will be at
Nsw ' York Lifs Insurance Company !
OLDEST AND LARGEST COnFAIf Y
in THE WOKLTj."
Assets
200(p00.000
Oyer $1,000, 'OOfliOf "of tarams t
in force.
CASH SURRENDER AND PAID-UP
VALUES AFTER TWO YEAI&.
All Policies absolutely incottst
. able from date of issue.
I also handle Old Line Fire, Oc
cident, Health and Sick Benefit
Insurance.
Call on or address
TiloS. J. Wujti.
Room 415 WtBt Depot Stitet.