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: ONCORD, N. U. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18, 1902.
Single copy 5 cents
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U1UL 11AD&V11CRT.
When the F.oremanora Mill Reuses to
Reli-nae Her from U'ork felie Jumps
from a 'Window.
Because the foreman of the
Highland Park Manufacturing
Company rptused to release her
from'work, Fennie "Wagstaff, a
nisnt operatiye, jumped from a
i
'hi'h window in the mill last
night and was very seriously in
lured.
The girl said that her parents
were sick, and asked t5 be re
lieved from duty for the night.
The foreman, not believing that
the "illness of her parents was
dangerous and not taking her
plea seriously, declined to gran
her request, stating that the mil
was short of hands.
Going to the window, the girl
z i
A .7:11 I
awn mriy ai ireyi nm.
The lawn party at Fof est Hfll
n Tuesday night was eminently
successful. The agqd land 'the
staid were there and smiled be
nignly on the joys of those of
huiddinj? vears. The middle
"
aged WblO UIOIC, icuuu"b
ice which was to promote hap
niness more than to fill the
coffers. Tlie beaux and the bells
were there in all the joyousness
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of life's springtime vigor, nope
fulness, beauty and affability.
It was au unusual gathering of
Mt Pleasant Items.
Mt. Plpn.sn.nt. Jifne 17. Mr.
Fred afisenheruae?; ofVartte"
Lis visiting his uncle, Mr, W N.
Misenheimer.
Mrs. Jessie Skeen, who has
been quite sick for several days,
is somewhat, improved at this
writing.
Mr.'W-M Cook left Sunday
night for Morehead City where
he goes to stand the State exam
ination in pharmacy.
Mrs. M L Buchanan came in
Tuesday morning to visit her
bcautiously arrayed young ladies mother.
and gentlemen that portrayed all
the happiness allotted to mortals
The juveniles, too, were there in
gay and tripping glee.
However paradoxical the term,
the ice cream went like hot cakes
ii.-l ,i , r. nvVinnctofl pro thn (Jfi-
jumped for a plioim on onAnr Washington to visit relatives
- . i i . i- i w n run c m i i I i imii i i iiun ii - w -
outside, which she failed to reucn ma,m . " ! m f thcro
. v,1t,i tr mppt thp domana Miss liauj, io win
;:z::: :ws Hrrtaril mak0
giouna, unto , . IU ,,tiff Onlw! her future homo.
auu ouj
Mr. B C Tavis, who has been
in school at Newberry College,
is expected here Thursday night
to spend several days before re
turning to his home at Winston.
Misses Ellen Bangle and An
nie Bell Barrier left last Friday
A-.Gr.eat
Sale
Tomi
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: Cat -Price-'-
Beginning
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N'
nTHTNa sneaks the peoples' mind more
loi-iir flmn iupvphscmI Diitronaffe. Our
niciinij . -
i.o tx,M, inoviviuintir in:itpi'i:illv each moiitii
this year and it is our -aim to make the last Uu
weeks in June extremely busy. Wo know that this
can be brought about at this time only by a cut
price, which has been done in a liberal mannM
Hie' prices are matchless and the values irrestable.
1 1 lnnlr. 1 f V(M1 d()ll t
si vjome ro mis iuiu tmu muv
I find just what is advertised there is plenty of tune
to go elsewhere and pay more money,
nU feUC """V .iu
a wn summoned Mill No. 4 was running and the
and she was taken home. It is operatives of this were denied
thou-ht that she will recover.- much of the pleasures but before
Charlotte Observer.
the evening hour for'work Capt.
Odell treated them as a body to
ice cream. They formed in one
i Dicii i I" " icecream, xnojr juimc
Here is a good hint from the ljne and enjoyed the luxury
.i;j. f fV,Q pViilistine IOOd a !nJlQc n Vinm.
eauor ui j. i tnen put uio apiuuiw w
for us and good for you: ,lNo, I ming whie jiug 0n the even
do not feel sorry to lose a sub
sijriber, I do not feel sorry for
ing's pleasures.
The Forest Hill band discours-
Mt. Pleasant and Finger will'
cross bats 'on the homo diamond
Saturday evening at 4 o'clock.
Come everybody, a warm game
is expected.
Mr. Preston Johnson, of Al
bemarle, came in Tuesday to
spend seyeral days with friends.
B.
SC,riucr, J- " atiu r uiesu uiii uuu - ' -
the man who, liking ten articles, ed gpa music and its tones
cancels because he dislike one. would hay6 st00(i the test of the
This man who will tolerate no critiual ear.t . jt js f uny Up to the
1 1
ideas but his own is not m me gtandard of a g00d local band.
line of growth, and for such
fWo is little hope. Of course
The large, splendid lawn was
11 15A. .: V. nlnllrifl HcrVlt
IIIUIO la "vru" I Weil llu Up Willi oicmiv.
you are not expected to accept i d chairs and tables were dis
.. . t T.mmr f.VlinW I " .. . ;i ,
all that I writo I may think tributed over ifc an(j social groups
differently myseu wmuuuw,uu
I want the privilege of contra
dieting mv words as often as I
choose." The jewel consistency
a -
is often a' paste jewel. We neod
to be consistent with truth, not
to be consistent with our imper
feet understanding of truth. We
need to learn to think for our
selves and to be thankful to the
man who tguches us in tender
were everywhere
The Standard man watcheilthe
playful young folks at tap hands
and then catch her if you can.
It called up the past and ho
hopes to be pardoned for a wel
ling sensation that "I wish it
were I."
All in all it was an evening of
much real pleasure unexcelled
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nc n. lawn niYrtv in the memory
places and makes us think. Qf the writer.
T-..ii;-r. s . . -i
American urange liuuewu. The financial proceeds were
7ri Ul03 which is quite satisfactory.
I'rofltaWe Farintug. v ,
J F Wilson who lives in No. C Mrg Melissa Cline Dead.
township, rented a piece of land Mrs Melissa ciine, relict of
last year for $50 standing rent Solomon Cline. of
and planted it in corn. He cul- . F
, iYlL. i icaanui, ui .v
tivatprl it altogether with tbe
tnated it anofeeue Sunday eren-
piow and spent 39 days in doing Vlil
all the plowing. He made mg i iu .
enough shucks and fodder to pay years. 43h was buried on Mofl
the rent aftd for re-planting and (jayj Rev. B S Btown conducting
had all the corn, wrncn was -uu the funerai.
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Infant Dead.
The infant child of Mr. and
Mrs. John Folks died at Cannon-
ville Tuesday. The funeral ser-
vices were conducted today
(Wednesday) at 10 o'clock and
the little body was laid to rest
in the city cemetery.
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A Majority of Hie Senators Faror the
rmiaina Kouie.
Washington, June 17. A num
ber of correspondents made a
poll of the Senate this afternoon
which showed a majority in
favor of the Panama Canal route,
and that four Senators are op-
nosed to canal legislation in any
form. Mr. Teller, who is one of
tho Quartette, told the corres-
pondont of The Observer that
the canal would cost-twice as
much as anv estimate submitted.
catrv Simmons favors Tho
kJUCVI. V'- '
Minir-Qiyin routo. while Mr.
x i ivii '
Trit.p.hard will vote for the 1'ana-
ma route. It tho poll made to
day 'is correct the situation is
rather remarkable, as the i'ana-
ma route had only a handful of
supporters at the first of the
session, when foenaior uauci vv.
gan its advocacy.
Prices Cut Furiously On
Wash uoods.
If you are at all interested you
should respond promptly to these as
the best patterns go first,
i
fn ' li ri: fr.oi- ilnrc lnrrro rrfno't of
patterns, never sold for less than 5c, cut price die
500 yards of 3c Lawn at the matchless price,. 2b
Gic Apron Check Ginghams, fast colors, 5c
SPECIAL LAWN
VALUES.
Hon ii f if nl natterns of
fine Dimities & Lawns,
10 cents.
T.nwns that, are ordi
narily sold at 10 cents,
our price
7 1-2 cents.
W n ' r n , s 1 1 o w i n it L a w n s
fr w - v' c?
at 5c that are worth a
third more
5 cents.
EXTKA VALUE.
Dotted Swiss, fine col
ored Lawns and Or-
T 1 1 . J. .,1,1
candies rna wuii- um u
for. 25 yard, our special
t wi on
1 i r i ti
io cents.
Wliiteand blucGren-
adine that was sold for
48 cents yard now
25 cents.
25c Foulards, .looks
like silk, now
15 cents
bushels, for the 39daysplorin.
Gastonia News.
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Counfr ConTention Sext Saturday.
The Democratic convention, q
Cabarrus meets next Saturday
to elect delegates to the state,
congressional and judicial conventions.
Tr Hlinp's maiden name was
4
iss Earnhardt. She first mar
ried Mr. Wiley Blackwelder,
who, v? believe, was killed in
the great wa . She survived her
second husband some 20 jpars.
Mrs. Cline was from early life
a fiathful timber of the Luth
eran church and died in its faith.
Lends Them All.
"One Minute Cough Cure
KMtc all other medicines I ever
tried for coughs, oias croup
and throat anu iuu
says D Scott Curin of Loganton,
Pa Oe Minute Cough Cure is
the only absolutely saio cuugu
remedy which acts immediately
Mothers every where testify to
ttie good ithas done their Hittle
oneS Croup is so sudden in its
attacks thai me auuiui uneu
arrives Hoo late. It yields at
once to One Minute Cough Cure,
rncont tn take. Children like
Bt'Sure cure for grip, bronchitis,
COUghS. UlOsOa Ul Ufc oiuiv,
Handkerchiefs.
In dine TF nnflVorcfiipfs..
v e raKe auoui o uual-h ,
some 'arfc lace edge and some embroidery edge and, g
some a little wrinkled and cut the price, hvevy t
one sold for cents eacn, anu aru nm- himiu.-. w
this sale they are all tossed on the counter at halt,,
U -l nents.
"White Waists Ready
to Wear;
have a line of white Waists that are beautitully
i j?j. tUi-i. on1 Tirimwl wif Inn rfn..son.
maue, peneci nuins t".. m. -
. ... ' i , 11 x., I i-l..-.-. nf rv-ir
Air we ask is to auow us io wmi im.-m
They are all high grade Waists at
98c, $1.25, 1.50 and $2.00.
H.LParks&Comi
IDoitrtxrLoxx-t Store
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