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o 0 O Dacly Standard. JOH.Pb. 'BARRIER. Kttitor am: 1'roprivlor. Oi i i 'K 1 MOKilZS iil'lLDlNOf? Tlli: STAMMRU ;is published every day Suml.iv ex.'i-pted and delivered by carriers. ftAT&s Of Subsghihtion. One year Six month Three months One rnoijth 14.00 2.00 1.00 35c Single copy Sc. The Y,eekly Standard is an 8-column 4-PS mpot. H,l. a larger circulation in Cabarrui ban oitier paper. 1'ricef i a year in advance. Terms furejjular advertisements made known a application. Addreci all communications t'i J THE SJAXDAftl), ConvordgX. C. TELEPHONE NO. 7'- Concord. N. Ct, May 14, 1902 wl Tho board of health of Gaston county, through its sujieriuttend cut, J II Jenkins, has forbidden "anybody" under pain of the law to pas int0 through or from McAdeusville. THv.ro are in the town about 50 cases of sWllpox. We suppose there are tlunse who 11 assert that it is only chicken pox. But when ignorance and contrariness endanger tho safety of others the strong arm of the law jL-omes to the rescue and per versity must be subdued. .Mint Kill .Meat ioniums. Mint Hill, xMay 12, 19j2. Mint 1J ill b'.iing six miles from tho S A. the nearest railway, is what may be styled a rural vil lage. It is located in and on. a pleasant spot, where the mock ing Ijird and his feathered col leagues hold high carnival. The village has two stores, a roller Hour mil laud other machinery, Bain Academy, an 'excellent school, -and, well, yes,-mauy pretty gilds. In this latter res pect it excells the modest little village of Brief, which was form erly represented and perhaps misrepresented in the Staudard by our one-cent pencil. It seems strange indeed after a residence in Brief (where one rarely meets anything that would pass for a woman) to be in a place like this, where, pretty girls are almost as plentiful as skippers in "spiled" bacon. We hardly think, however, thafc the sexes are in such enthusiastic rapport now as in the good old days of lofig ago. Courtship, or at least "sporting", seems to be on the decline. . See the young men on one side of the fence, talking bird dogs and smoking cigarettes, while the girls languish in the shade, fondling lap ckgs and disusing dresses. A party of .young folks went angling on Wednesday. They 1 Corsets an i Bustles for Meu. , Corsets lor meu are now a stabli commodity in New York, v The introduction f buatles for men's use is, however, a novelty. This fashion finds justification in th.e military sack coar, The side seams are vented at the bot tom and the coattolf is cut so asto Hare. Hence, unless the wea0:r and the military jacket is amemg thePtuost popular fashions fofcsummer be equip ped witAipufiicjpit hip develop- mpiiT; nrnnpr v To swine t hp rnnr, an unsightly appearance is pro duced. For the benefit of men who want to wear these coats but haven't the proper hip development the hip improvers are provided. New York Sun. left ostensibly with the purpose of frying for dinner the fishes they should catjb, but as the dog that went with them as chaperon returned home for his dinner, we are left to frame our own conclusions. Qu,te a namber of the villagers atUnded the- closingwexercises of Matthews High School last Fri day. An interesting program ; was rendered.' Tfo Steel Creek band furrrished brass horn nfol- ody. Dr. Walter SykeS, of Wake Forest College, clelivered the lit erary address. The students, of course, had a "sociable" Friday night. Tfiere will be preaching atr"uu U1ULIUU' SUU1U U1'u "vo, Philadelphia church Frld'ay night, Saturday and Sunday. Tho pastor, llev. McMurray, will be assisted by a Rev. .Mr. Stin son. Tho Enf)hcmean and Philorna thean Literary Societies' have concluded to co-operate and keen up debates durmg vacation. An Avppllont. id,a. Nnvr R:if nrrla v uightlhey will discuss Roman Ca'tholocism as an object of legal prohibition. Thov- lvilmv nvnninrc nrn times when the young folks like, to sit ou the 'back porch, and well, lot the mosquitos bite them. Summer has spread his calor ilio wings, and behold the indus trious hon clucketh to her little ones, gottoth'a mov on herself and straightway goeth, a bug hunting. A former North Carolinian. now in Texas, wants to sen his North Carolina girl so badly that lie says ho could hug a hay stack pole, if it had a corset wrapped around it. Moral; Don't get reckless and go West; but stay here and grow up with tho country. Doeiii. Like a Drowning Man. , , "Five years ago a disease tho doctors called dyspepsia took such hold of me that I could scarcely go," writes Geo. S Marsh, welknown attorney of Nocona, Tex. "I took quantities of pepsin and other medicines but nothing helped me. As a drowning man man grabs at a stntw I grabbed at Kodol. I felt an improvement at once an.i after taking a few bottles am ouud and well." Kodpl is the only preparation which exactly reproduces the natural dig'estive juices and consequently is the only, one which digests any good food and cures any form of stomach trouble. Agent I have a book you should buy for you son, telling how to become a politician statesman, President ,of the United States, banker,' broker Mrs. Hennesy G'wan, did yer mother buy wan for you? j-- fLife. Tt CunsesiiihfVlfti-m. "One night my brother's baby was taken with Croup," wfiffcs Mrs. J C Snider, of Crittenden Ky., "it seemed it would strangle before we could get a doctor, so we gave it Dr. King's New Discovery, which gave quick relief and pennaneoify'j cured it. e always eep it 1n the house to protect o$r child ren from Croup and hoojjing Cough. It cured me ofa chronic bronchial trouble that no other remedy would relieve." In fallible for Coughs, Colds, Throat and Lung troubles. 50c and 81.00. Trial bottles free at Fetzers Drug Store. Work Done at A & M. College Heady for 00 Students Next Sf pi. niber. The gtkwtli of the Agricultural ; and Mechanical College it Raleigh during tho past year has been "mark≤ 3Cstuden's have been enrolled, rtjpiesqyp tit (Estates and b cfiii?i8s. The oldet waf G9 vears of age. roe youiig&stlS' average 20. . Nearly was earned b I students during tip JeAry the krgest amount was lbl.Ug, smallest 15, iverae $16.95. Well! donewa on farms, dairy dining-rjDom, green -Houses, dormitories, and lawn. Many students soli shoes, stationery .1 1 n l V. ! . .-wv . A tain r n c siJine are barbers. VYorlf is tne rul of the college. Every studtint must learn to work; must -Speud at least two hoursa day in the carpenter shop blacksmith shop, lathe shop, machine shop, drawing room, (tov. recn ll0U3e- electflc laboratory, or textile building. iOboay IS paia is pia ior regular work, tho pay is for work don 3 outside of study hours. Besides book studies and practical iu Sllulto. i i ; 1 laboratories, etc:, the students have -many useful socities and clubs, which meet ftbout once a week. Some are tho Y. M. C. A. with 50 members, Rural Science Club with 40, Electrical Society with 25, Dramatic club with 11, and the Leazar and Pullen Literary Societies with '250. The college is now erecting two large new buildings, and by next September will bo ready to . accomodate 500 students A Poop Mysterj. It is a mystery why women endu-re Backache, Headache, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Melancholy, Fainting and Dizzy Spells when thousands have proved that Electric Bitters will quickly cure suh troubles, "I suffered for years with kidney trouble;" writes Mrs. Phebe Cherley, of Reter sou la., "and a lame back pained me so I could' not dress myself, but Electric Bittcfs wholly cured me, and, although.73 years old, I now am able to do all my house, work." It overcomes Con stipation, improves Appetite, gives perfect health. Only 50c at Fetzer's Drug store. A train of naphtjia oil took fire and exploded at Pittsburg, Pa., on the 13th, carrying death and flames in Us path. The casual ties are placed at 23 killed and 262' injured. It was a disaster only less in extent than thegreat volcanic eruption.' - - 1 Cubano lac Igars j Jcost one4hird ' f- more tojnan . uf acture J $( A fcsi than other A ti j-k fij i . Mmws younothav Pthla benefit? .,bhw-iwim iHWmtiO. mm 11 1 1 1 " ' 1 11 I a, Yards of Mercerized" Striped in black and colors worth 20c For 19c 0 Iioraied Talcum 1'ow(Kt. The popular favorites are for sale at Fetzer's Drug Store. Colgate's Violet Talcum, Spieh ler's Violet Talcum, Fetzer's Borated Talcum, R & G Poudre deRiz, all absolutely pure and harmles. 10 to 2o cents. A Chance of a Life Time ! 28--MCI Photos For--25c in four different positions. We are here for a short time only so come early and avoid the rush. Mothers bring your babies. A souvenir with every 25 cents worth of Photos. . 4 Reed Building, opposite Milton ian Hotel. ' Io "too Tlaeiro and etay Ihere tC maintain our posi- tionat tut head we oontinue to fell the different styles of Vehicles of Tjpon Jones, Ilickney, Cajboa Emerson & Fishefetc., of the sani quality ,that has giyen satisfaction fr years. OHf effofts arqgirectod towas pleasing qrxr ever increasing number of custonitrather than add io onr'profits. Any of th in? Chri and tra.;s of any timsu all are cxoellent yalue at the price. P. ese vehicles will make uL ss. stmas Qif isug2iee, surfey 1 rui n S4TTTTTT TTVmTWTTTY T77T 7T7MTTT fTTTTT 1 T (T TTT7 If I Time and Tide! wait for no man. YOU don't, need to have cny body W A I T for you whAn you carry COllEELL'S . . watches . . t 3 1 3 Watch Work a Specialty. Concord - National Bank " Has paid J54,000 in dividends siuce 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. Ifr' has never sued any one or been sued. Jits officers are : J M Qdell, president; D B Coltrane, casjiier; L D Coltrane, assistant .cashier; J M Hendrfcr, bookkeeper. Board of Directors W H Lilly, W R Odell, Jno. P Allison, J S Harris, Elam King J M Odell and D B Coltrane The Newtest Perfumes in pjukr favor low are floro- DOliA, JMkLlvSTINE CLOVEIi "and la iance kgse. These odors are unique aud exquisite. Don't fail to try them, queen of violets is still without a peer, if is in fact the only violet. 3
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