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-Concord, N. C., Aug. 20. J!)02.
Our T-icket
For Congress from 8th District
Hon. Thro. P. kluttz
oi Salisbury.'
For Chief Justice of Supreme
Court
Walteu Ci.akk
of Raleigh.
For Associate J ustices
H G Conner
of Wilsou and
Platt D Walker
of Charlotte.
"For Corporation Commissioner
E C Beddingeiei.u.
of Wake.
IFor Supt. of Public Instruction
J Y JOYNEI!
of Guilford.
or State Senator f rom Cabarrus
Jno. P. Allison.
From Mecklenburg
II N. Phaku.
For the House of Representatives
I). -II. Hamilton.
For Sheriff
James F. Harris.
''or Clerk of Superior Court
Jno. M. Cook.
For Register of Deeds
W. Reece Johnson.
For Treasurer
C. W. Swink.
For Cotton Weigher
Jno. W. Propst'.
For Surveyor
Q. E. Smith.
For the Board of County Com
missioners G.'T. Crowell, C. U. Gillon,
L. C Ervin.
President C M Schwab of the
steel trust, has been the subject
of remarks as to his peculiar
malady , It is pronounced to be
neurasthenia which is something
of a nervous exhaustion. This
should be explanation and
arxjlogy enough for a good deal
' of peculiarity in any victim.
."Vleaus Something for Pritchard.
The report that Senator
i V'duml has been invited to
iutt.'h withj the President on
Thursday leads to the presump
lio:f ihat the Senator will be
--taken care of." It is surely
not the elaborateness if the
lunches at Oyster Bay nor the
k"asu!c of conver;iati(u with
T . t R j ;
the chief executive that prompts ses, started wiinou uo
o ... ... in,.iu. liberation, will be averted, and
TlOiiT'-Tiu Vve Uiu,y eAp.i suui
t-henr that Senator Pritchard
iia bo ii -offered something"
a ju.is;r v)r something equally
as guo1. The Senator' chances
this yoar iu his home State grow
rv aav am ne must
1 Jlfc 1 1 X
he d rovuu'vi for, of course.
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Thf. ishuuT of Torishima. one
irlotl.e :ws
w'Ohried y volcanic eruptionlNew Life Pills. Result all or
tile 13tand 15th andj
all if.fsflliicbitants, 150n num-l headaches, no chancy fo 'blues.'
Jbcr, ?-rd all t1:? buildings, worlTry thenryourself. Only 25c at
150!n nura-
(Testr
. Ek,in.
Enochville, N. C, AR. 19.-
Mrs. Dm Fisher is sick and was
thought to be taking fever, br.jof
is hoped to be improving with- J of
out anything serious.
Hf.. II T7 V,.. -U ....tni-nnrl
last week from his mountain
trip and reports a fine time, and
1 1
from his appearance we think it
11
must oe true. iwr. uvercubiis,
family'rftturned some days ago,
but owing to the misfortuuo withj
his horses he coukl not come as
the family did.
Mr. George Rodgers is build
ing qui'.e a neat little homo near
hero. He has a "covering" to
day. Mr. S Deal dias gone to China
Grove to schtfol and he is wished
much success in his work.
, Misses Ora Sloop and Emma
Lipe are attending the reunion
today at Mr. Martin Sloop's.
Some of our people attended
the P'wrr-Ridenhour marriage at
Trinity Sunday evening.
Miss Josie Lipe and "Uncle
Jake" went to Concord yesterday,
Miss Nora Rodgers is very
busily 'engaged in the canning
business. Shu sealed one hun
dred and seventy cans yesterday
rnd has plenty more today. I'd
like to know what all this means'
O yes, '"Glass" and "Hickories'
are very handy.
The bridges here are in a very
dilapidated condition, though
they are expected to be attended
to soon.
Mr. Mason Goodman, of No; 2,
passed through yesterday en
route to Crescent, where he will
attend school.
Mr. Jake Host- is remodeling
his house. D.
AH Were Bayed.
"For years I suffered such un
fold misery from Bronchitis,"
writes J H Johnson, of Brough
ton, Ga., "that often I was un
able to work. Then, when every
thing else failed, I was wnolly
cured by Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption. My
wife suffered intensely from As
thma till it cured her, and all our
experience goes to show it is the
best Croup medicine in the
world." A trial will convince
you it's unrivafeo for Throat and
Lung diseases. Guaranteed bot
tles 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles
free at Fetzer's drug store.
Com moil SeUKe Action.
The International Typograph
ical Union, in convention at Cin
cinnati, took action on Thursday
which merits general and careful
attention. The Uniou adopted
a new law providing that a strike
or lockout may be declared off by
a majority vote of the Union in
volved, while a three-fourths
vote is required to declara a
strike or lockout. The Uniou
took this action on its own voli
t;on, without solicitation. Print
ers are intelligent men and they
have acted wisely. They place
impediment in the way of in
dustrial war and op-su, the door
wide to industrial peace. Use-
1 i ! 1 . "I 1 1 A J
prolonged by the obstinate. The
Typographical Union Shows the
conciliator v spirit and common
sense which are needed to pre-.
vent useloHsstrife.-Philadelphiai
ijeaer.
JnslLook at irer. q
Whence cam e that sprightly
step, faultless kiu, rich, rosy
complexion, miling face. She
looks erood.-feels srood. Here's
gans agiveltdigestion good, no
Fetzer's drug store.
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Glass, A. iU-M..
j.n HrumbVy and ! imuio Vuncy
Concord and Mamie t;henkf
... . .
Salisbury are visiting at Mr.
FMKogei's.
T r fiUtTlOr TClI'lC. v!i() 1
s em -
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j ployed ot the ork furniture
I
; factory, spent Sunday m tilass.
i
i There must be some lascmfition
,. ,, . - ,
uji mii -
frequently visits. in this section.
Miss Dora Riggius, of Con
cord, and Misses Bessie and Nina
Cook, of No. 4, are vishing a.t
Rev. J L Dennis' today.
. There will be a sociable at Mr.'
T M Roger's on Friday night,
August 22nd.
Miss Anna Ritz, of Concord,
is visiting -Misses Hattio and
Jennie Wiuecol'f.
Messrs. John Litaker and J N
Dayvault spent Sunday night in
Concord. ;
We now have a barber shop at j
Glass, and it seems to be very
prosperous. 1 R.
Look ricasuiit, Please.
Photographer C C Harlan, of
Eatou, 0., can do so now. though
for years ho couldn't, because he
suffered untold agony from the
worst Form of indigestion. All"
physicians and medicines failed
to help him till he tried Electric
Bitters, which worked such won
ders for him that he declares
they are a godsend to sufferers
from dyspepsia 'and stomach
troubles. Unrivaled jor diseases
of the Stomach, Liver and Kid
neys, they buildup and give new
life to the whole system. Try
them. Only 50c. Guaranteed by
P B Fetzer, druggist.
Items from No, 11.
Aug. 20. Some corn was dam
aged by the high waters last
week, i
A nunrber of our people at
tended a camp meeting at Ilar
risburg last week.
Protracted services will begin
at White Hall on F'riday night,
August 29.
Mr. T V and W W Talbirt will
leave Thursday for Matthews to
attend a meeting of the Meek-
leuburg and Cabarrus Baptist
. .
Mr. II C Faggartand son, Mr.
J 3 Faggart, attended the veter
erans reunion at Greeusboro.
N. L
lvery Healthy Boy
likes to get himself 'ntO places Of
.1 tt i :
and sprains. Mother scolds and
brings out the bottle of Perry
Davos' Painkiller and rubs it on
the injured spots with an energy
and frequency depending on the
seriousness of the case. There
is nothing liko Painkiller to take '
out the soreness. There is but
one Painkiller, Perry Davis', j
Price 25c. and 50c. i
Corn-Stalk 15 feet 5 inclic? J1:;A.
Mr. VV K Lyles brought in a
stalk of corn to the Standard
office thU (Wednesday) morning
that is far aboye the trivial
things of earth. It measures 15
feet 5 inches in height. The ear
is just half the height of the1
iitk abofe the round.
Why Take Any chances
vith some nevv and untried
medicine for such serious
troubles a diarrhoea, A-amps,
dysentery, , when you should
know that for over half a ceu-
turyd'aTu killer na cur mil-'Xens9s. Students fro.m et,
lions Of cases?Look out f0!nd counties. Xorth Carolina well rTu-
imitatidlis there is only one.
Due.
geniftne, "Pery Davis'."
n,,v,wJit """;
, .f wIlile. fr.,ls.
: ;,
. . ,
out trolling aUoplnnsPgint, .on
. .
he St. Lawrence river, a large
-'sturgeon suddenly jumped ito
1
their rdvilf aid nearly c;t;isiz3d it.
I 1 he boat, being an exVeniow
, .
1'P'ht one, 'without ribs, cracked
under the wetght ok the oi.v tish.
which floundered frpm no,, end
j of the craft to the otheV. Mr.
Russell, in trying to kill the tish
I wah one of the oars, ;.:c:donta!ly
broke a hole through 'the skill
and it began to fill rapidly with
water.
Their only salvation then was
to reach shore before the bpat
should go down. The had noth
ing with which to bail out the
water, but Miss Plumb,' alive to
the desperate situation, removed
one of her. shoes and bailed out
the skiff, while Mr. Russell
pulled for the shore. . They
reached shallow water before
their boat sank. The sturgeon
measured 4 feet, 6 inches, in
length and weighed 44 pounds.
Utica, N. Y., Dispatch.
FOR OVER SIXTY EARS
Mrs. Winelow's Sootiiinjc Hyrur has
been used for over sixty years by mil
lions of mothers for their children
wline teething, with perfect success. It
soothes the child, Hoftens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It will
relieye the poor little sufftrer immedi
ately. Sold by druggists in every part
of the world. Twenty-five cents a bot
tle. Be sure and usk for ''Mrs. Win
sIowb Soothing Svrup." au? take im
other kind
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Hours :
8 to 32 a. m.
1 to 4 p. m.
Litaker KniMiug, Opposite St. Cloill Hotel
Concord.'.N. C.
The operating rooms are equip-
jped with the most complete
and Hot Air apparatus. Special
attention given to the treatment
of Chronic Diseases.
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AR0L1NA ENGLISH JAND
CLASSICAL SCHOOL
. Mt. Pleasant, N'C. .
THE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITU
TION BEGINS SEPTEMBER I6TH, 1902
An experienced Faculty ami commodious,
well equipped buildings.
The course of study is thorough.
Methods of the best charm-tor and discipline
firm.
Rates of tuition and board very reasonable
rarents bavins sons to educate are asked ti
confer with us as early as possible.
Circular of information sent on re-quest.
Addre either of the undersigned
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Principals.
t Mt. PU.sant, X. C, August i, iC2.
Roanoke College
SALEM. VA.
Coufses for Degree,-; alo Commer
cial Course. Gerii.Hu, French and
Sjmnish taught Ibl Fcutty ti
brary, 22.y vclnns; wor Uboni
tory: Kond mnri inllu..uces; sixchurch
ef.no barrooms. IWthfnl . Z .
aiu iocut'on.
Very moderate ex-
i : ucilib otin. i
tuieu. oucn year besris Sept. 17
JULJ. D. DEEHER. President.
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Good heavy bleach
ed cotton Towels at
He. Linen Towels a
10 to 48c each. Large
bath Towels ific earth.
Linen Toweling at SJ,
10 and 12c yard.
Tut key lied Table Da
mask 58 in. wide at 27Ac.
Full Bleached Limn
Damask 58 in. wide at tfjfcij&sfe
48c. 72 inch do 43c. yd.
Doylies and Napkins
at 2io per set up.
'.'Ayj
' Full sized Counterpanes,
hemmed, at 85 cents up.
Ecrue Lace Cur
tiiins, 3 yds Ions,
at G8j per pah.
Better Curtains
at 1.08.
Lace Pillow
SbaniH at, 48 cents
per pair,
lice assortment of Em
broibered Mushu Scarfs
at 35 Cents.
Doylies 10 vnts up.
Tablecovers o8c up.
9.) V
Embroidery Hoops'at
5 cents.
Filo and Twisted Em
broidery Silk at i3o pr
skein. Tou pay 4 and 5o
in other stores.
NEW LOT OF
UMBRELLAS
with yood assortment of
handles at 8o tud 1.2-5-
Special Bargains m Solid
Jo1d. Sflver aa.l I' aitod Rings
k&frttt! Laaies Plain Kixis 88c to
;Sf 1 38. Set llinuf 10c to 3.0).
w-" Bibiesand Misses limga at
2")C Oents Set Kings at 4Sc.
Uelt Brooches at 15 to 1)8 cents.
Aluminum PluitPfl fStSi'
and - Solid Silver
Curb Bracelets at "
25 cents up.
GentsCufT Buttons!; 15
to 25o. Studs at 15 rth 2
Dickens Watch Chains 4sc.
worth 1 2). Silk Watch
Chains 10 to 25 cents.
Collar Buttons 5 cents doL'U up.
10 cent Cir lloldeis f 5 et-ntt.
RESTE CTFULLY.