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Concord, N. C. July 28. 1902,
Our Ticket
.For Chief Justice, of Supreme
Court
Walter Clark
of 'Raleigh.
For Associate Justices
HG Conner
of Wilson and
Platt D Walker
of Charlotte.
For Corporation'Commissioner
E C Beddingeield
of Wake.
"For Supt. of Public Instruction
.J Y Joynek.
Since the defeat of Mr. . Fitz
simmons there is nothing left for
him to do but open a bar room.
Graver Cleveland makes no
reply to what Mr. Bryan saj s
about him. The former can be
a. Democrat better than the latter
clti define one with all his
splendid vocubulary.
Breakers ot tho Lhw.
Julius People was before Esq.
C A Pitts today for an assault
and upon conviction was sent to
the roads for 3o days.
Will Srnarr, colored, was also
ibefora tho same court ior -disposing
of. crops' without legal
. notice.
"Last Saturday Whit Fisher
and Calvin Reed were bound over
to court for carrying concealed
'weapons.
This evening Oscar Stella will
be tried for giving a chain gang
negro, Charles Graham, a file
. -with which to escape. AJso
Wilkes Honeycutt and Jesse Fag -gart
will be tried for escaping
from the chain gang.
llev. C B Miller's UnfaTorable Experi
euce. .
Several weeks ago Rev. C B
Miller was in Concord and re-
oeived an injury to his right leg
in getting out of a carriage. In-
flamation set in and his condition
,was quite threatening. He has
not been able to fill his pulpit
since. We are glad to note that
he is now improving again and
t we hope the worst is over.
A Kaging, Roaring Flood.
Washed down artelegwipl line
vbich Ohas. 3Ellls, of Lisbon,
J.a, had to repai$.. 'Staatifng
waist dep in fry' water," he
writes, ave me a terrible cold
andougfc. It grew worse daily
Finally the best aoctorsn Oak
land, Neb Sioux City and Oia-
ha said I hacLCfjfosumption and
m.t Inf. T I , v, T 1
using Dr. King's&ew Discovery
and' whs. wholly cured by six
bo:tI." Posit ivelv guaranteed
ior Cougbs, Colds and all Throat
and Lung troubles by P B Fetzer,
Druggist. Price 50c
The Mystery of Prayer.
k is sometimes urged' that
prayer i mtsterious. 15o id
JN3ryhing,f e stoy think
about it. Matter is a mystery.
jjiobody knOWS Wliati matter IS.
fForce is a mystery. Nobody
kuotv's whatforco is. Gravita
tion is a mystery. Jtfobo'cry
knots' what gj-avitatieh No
body knows what takes place
when we drop a lump of sugar
into a cup of coffee. v Whether
the change is mechanical or
chetnica, the very wisest of men
are not able to say. We. knO'v
just 6ne thing, that bydropping
sugar into tha coffee, the coffee
is sweetened. For most, of us,
that is enough. We know that
by dropping" a prayer into a day, I
we sweeten the day. How this
is brought about, .we do not
know. Who has sight so keen
and strong that it. can follow the
flight, of song or the flight of
prayer? Why should we not be
as .reasonable and practical in
our.religion as we are at .the
dinner table? Dr. Charles E.
Jefferson.
Fell Into a Steam Boiler. '
Dyersburg, Tenn., July 26.
Will Young and Dan McAuliffe
met a terrible death while re
pairing a steam pipe at a mill
,o-day. The scaffolding on which
they wrere working gave way
and they fell into one of the
boilers and were literally cooked,
the tlesh dropping from them in
large patches when they were
pulled out.
Mrs. I'lltc'iilid'n Condition Alarming
Asheville, July 27. Mrs. J C
Pritchard, who last Wednesday
grew suddenly ill, was this after
noon brought from her home
near Marshall to the' Barker
Memorial Hospital on tho Van
derbilt estate at Biltmore. The
condition of Mrs. Pritchard, who
is the wife of Senator Pritchard,
is such as to give cause for alarm
and it will be necessary for her
to undergo a-n operation to-mor;
row morning. Unless there is
early change for the .better in
Mrs. Pritchard's condition there
will have to be postponement of
the date for . the opening of the
Republ'can State campaign, as it
had been arranged for the Sena
tor to make the opening speech
in the eastern part of the State
during the first week in August.
"Some people are like rivers
-too sluggish to leave their bed."L
'The breakers are jrery detri
mental to seashore
ments." '
encagc-
"Lip service is sweeter than
honey when kissing your girl."
druggist CATARRH
in
Ely's Cream Bate. pYl
lvesRelfoatOnce f
It cleanses, soothes
anljieals the disced
Catarrh and drives a-
;V ,S
quickly. It is ab.orbed. COLD h HEAD
Heals and protects the Membrane, restores the
Senses of Taste and Smell. Full size 50c.; Trial
rize 10c, at druggisis or by mail.
Ely Brothers, 5a Warren St , NewYorV.
11 JtZ
Btk..H a sif'- VV.T.w ::l
There
hfje been
u Tv . times whet
tmies hen
.tffe wjl
1 t. A...
Ix.asts h.fve
leen more
niercifu
. than
btiman beitf9, and spare the Woman
cast to them in the arena. It is astonish
ing how little sympathy woirnji hav
for women. In the hjme the mistress
eees the maid with the signs of suffering
she recognizes so well , but she dqe3 not
lighten the sick, girl's load by a touch of
her linger. In the store the forewoman
sees the pallor and exhaustion which
mark womanly weakness, but alio w8
nothing for them. It is work or quit.
Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription
makes weak women strong and sick
women well, by curing the womanly
diseases which undermine the health
and sap the strength. "Favorite Pre
scription" establishes regularity, dries
weakening drains, heals inflammation
and ulceration, and cures female weak
ness. "When I fir it commenced unit? Dr. Pierce's
medicines," write Mrs. Georire A. Stronar. of
I Gantevoort, Saratoga Co., N. Y. I vru mfTer-
bearing-down paina, weak aud tired fealing all
the time. I draraad around in that wav for
two yeara, then I began taking ybur medicine.
After taking the firit bottle I began to feel
better. I took four botlea of Dr. Pierce's Favor
he Prescription, two of ' Golden Medical Dis
covery,' one vial of the ' Pleaaant Pellets,' also
used one bottle of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Now I feel like a aew person. I can't thank you
enough for your kind advice and the good your
Medicine baa done me."
"Favorite Prescription" makes weak
women strong, sick women well; Ac
cept no substitute for the medicine which
works wonders for weak women. .
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
most desirable laxative for delicate
women.
Retributive Justice.
If .any human being ever re
ceived just deserts in this world
that person is Mrs. Putnam
Bradley Strong, nee Lady Fran
ces Hope, nee Miss May Yohe.
She secured a divorce from Lord
Hope, who from all reports made
her a model husband, in order to
become tho wifo of Strong. Now
Strong has left her and simulta
neously with his departure it is
discovered that tier' jewells
variously estimated in value from
"0,000 to $150,000 have van
ished. Now the abandoned wile
declares she will sue for a di
vorce and after one is secured
she will probably go gunning
for another victim But up to
the present hour justico has had
an even inning with May Yohe.
Salisbury Sun.
Seven Years in Red.
. "Will wonders-ever cease?'
inquire the friends of Mrs. L
Pease, of Lawrence Kan. They
knew she had been unable to
leave her bed in seven years on
account of kidney and liver
trouble, nervous prostration aud
general debility; but, ''Three
bottles of Electric Bitters en
abled me to walk," she writes,
"and in three months I felt like
a new person." Women suffer-
ring from Headache, Backache,
Nervousness, sleeplessness, Me
lancholy, Fainting and Dizzy
Spells will find it a priceless
blessing. Try it. Satisfaction
is guaranteed by Fetzer's" drug
store. Only 50 cents.
Reduced Rates.
On account of the following
occasions the Southern Railway
will make reduced rates:
Confederate Veterans Reunion,
Greensboro, N. C, Aug. 20.
Tickets to be sold Aug.18 to 20
ivith final limit 25
rouud trip $1.4
Rire for the
Sunday School Cbfivention,
Morgamon District W. N. C. A.
- if ti r -ii i..
4u. ij. oouierenOT, nanctte, i
C, July 24 to 27. tickets to be
sol23 and 24 with final Mmit 28.
Fare for rountl trip $105.
Summer School for SuiTday
School I'eachers andaf Jperin
tendents. Black Mouutai, X. C,
Aug. 3 to 10. Tickets to be sold
Aug. 1, 2 and 3 with tinal limit
12. Fare 4.60.
JWrm
eay-'w " " " '" " 11
Mr. $ison F or 11,0 S("jat0
rouCUri, July 19tb, 1902.
TinliTizp'S OF Cacauuus:
Yteldftis to 'solicitations of
many friends frt)tn all sections
of jhtfsoi!fuiy, an5 filing that
evety good cinn snouail maue
so nfe sacrifice for his Country,
have consented to becomo-m
candidate for the nomination of
State Senator for this district.
My business record" and faith
fulness to the Democratic party,
I hope speak sufficiently for me
without outlining a policy, here,
as to what you may expect of me
should you honor me wilh ths
responsible trust.
Now that I have consented to
this race,, I trust my friends will
not fail to attend the primaries
to insure my nomination.
Respectfully,
John P. Allison.
Vacation Days.
. Vacation time is here and the,
children arefairty living out. of
doors. The're could be no
healthier place for them. You
need only to guard against the
accidents incidental to most open
air sports. No .remedy equals
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for
qukkly stopping pain or remov
ing danger of serious conse
quences. For cuts, scalds 'and
wounds. "I used DeWitt'p
Witch Hazel Salve for sores cuts
and bruises," says L B Johnson,
Swift, Tex. "It is the best
remedy on the. market." Sure
cure for piles and skin diseases.
Beware of counterfeits. Gib
son's Drug Store.
Electro Therapeutic
AND
X-Ray Institute.
Phone No. 131.
Hours : i ? tto f a m'
( 1 to 4 p. m.
Litaker lSuildiug, Opposite St. Cloud Hotel j
Concord,5N. C.
The operating rooms are equip
ped, with the most complete
X-Ray and Electro-Therapeutic
and Hot Air apparatus. Special
attention given to the treatment
of Chronic Disoases.
J. S. Lafferty, M. D.,
6-6m Manager.
Mont AmcenaFemale
Seminary.
Classical and English diploma
courses, embracinj? all the usual colleg
iate branches. Elective courtas. Sa.
perior Music and Art Departments.
,$105 will pay tho entire year's ex-
pense, including tuition, Ixrnrd room,
laundry, fuel, light and physrehn's at
tendance. Musio or Art $30 additional
a year. 1( or catalogue address:
J. II. C. FISHER, President,
9-19. Mt. Pleasant, N. C.
Roanoke College,
SALEM, VA.
Courses for Degree.; also Commer
cial Course. German, French, and
Spanish taught. Ible Faculty. Li
brary, 22,000 volumes; working labora
tory: good moral influences; sixchurch
ep, no bar-rooms. Healthful "mount
ain location. Very moderate ex
penses. Students from many states
and counties. North Carolina well rep
resented. 50th year begins Sept. 17. :
Catalogue, with yiews, free. Address
JULIVLD. DREHE 8. President.
Dr. W H. Wakefield,
CHARLOTTE, N. O.,
limits his practice to diseases of
Eye, EarNose and Throat.
The Doctor will be in Concord at
the St. !loud on Thursday
June 26th.
M, L. UR0VN & Bro
LIVERY FEED AND SALE
STABLES.
Just in rear of St. Cloud Hotel,
Omnibuses meet all passenger
trains. Outfits of all kinds fur
nished promptly and at reason
able prices. Horses and mules
always on hand for sale. Breed
ers of thorough): red Polani
China Hogs.
THE RACKET STORE.
Whether you have a notion of
going on $ vacation or staying
at uoiie we have Nations that
will make you comfortable just
the san . -
Unrated Talcum Powder tit
5 ce ut percao.
Tapim.as bot quality, abso
lutely purp, lochias.
Colgate's finest quality at 18
cents.
Tbei-e T'oder lire fill put
up in tin cans with tdftiu; tops.
Towler Puft 10c
Urittan Puff Box- rv-
Pow'er.per box 5o
1 .f K.ttflca lV-
tract Witch iiazel rv.
at Soo ftflig-y
$ pt. homes Bay
Unm at
i pt. bottles Florida Water
Satchet PowJerH. per package
Atomizers
TOILET .SOAPS
From Tnrkf f4i Bath
at 20 cents er dozen
to liogers Gallets at
at 42 cents per cake.
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SHOE DRESSING.
Papa Bro's., all Li
qnid So
Papa Bros., liquid and
paste
Griffins Parisian liouM
10o
lOo
Easy Bright Water, oroof linn id lv
Kapid Transit, liquid and pat, tan
color 8o
Shoe Blaoking 1 to 5 cents per box.
BRUSHES
Shoe Daubers 5o
Shoe Brushes, all pristle, 20 aud 25o.
BRUSHES
Wlmk- Brushes 10o
Hair " 10 to 45o
Tooth ' 3 to 23o
Shavinsr " 5 and 10c
COMBS.
Horn, Rubber and Celluloid
Dress Combs at 5 to 25o
Horn Fine Tooth 4 and 5o
Childs Celluloid end- Rub.
ber at 3 and 5o
Horn Barber
Jim Crow
. .5c
r0
r and 10c
lOandtSo
loo
Celluloid 3ide, per pair
Tuck
" Pompadour
Bamboo Satchell 25 to !)3o
18 inch Black fcJjlk Mitta 48o
12 inch White Silk Lace Milts 78
HOSE
Ladic
Fancy c.I
OTP, pluiu
black solid
striped t
alWer lace effects 10 to C8c
Men's solid and fuuey colonid Socks
at , 10 and lflc
SHIRTS.
The best line of while and tVrt
colored rfeglirae Shirts at 48
sent3 on tha met.
Good Balbrls'ran Under
shirts at 25c
Elastio Seam Drawers worth
G5c or 48 i ptr pair. . '
Lndien' ami infants Vt-srs at 5 to 15o
118
81 25 ones for 1.00.
$1.68 ones for 1.25.
$1.98 " " 1.50.
Jg3.CS ' 2 00.
BOX PAPJbR
We have the best and
largest assostment in
Concord, prices from 5o
to 1.25.
Note Paper from 2o
per quire (in 5 quire packages) to 10c
per quire. -
Fine uream and azure Paper, square
and long, plain or ruled, at 2c per
iound. Envelopes to match 10c ptr
package.
Fountain Pens, gold fitted
Our Special (je
recorder Wn
Franklin
1.
Tablets " l to It)
We have these well as
sorted for pen or Pencil.
Eelopes, 25 to package,
2 to 10c per package.
Respectfully,
Mi
Lifi -r Ski I
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