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JOHN D. CARRIER,
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l. JIIOUi.'LS UlILDLM..
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TELEPHONE NO..
OoycoUD, N. C., Aug? 21, 1902.
Our Ticket.
For Congress from bth District
Hoy. Theo. F. Kluttz
of Salisbury..
For Chief Justice of Supreme
Court
Walteu Ci.ki:
of' Raleigh.
For Associate Justices
II G Conn ei i
of Wilson and
Peatt D Walker
of Charlotte.
For Corporation Commhsioncr
E C Bedding ei e ED
. of Yv'ak.e.
For Supt. of Public Inslrm-tion
JA" JOYNEK
of Guilford.
J
or Stal o Senator, f ror;; Caba rrus ;
Jno. P. Allison.
From. Mecklenburg '
II N. Piiahk. I
of Repre.-vcjiat ivi
C. II. Hamilton-.
For ShprifT
J AMES F. HaKUIS.
Foi ( rk of Superior Court
Jxo. M. Cook.
i'.i Hi i:i:'er (.if D.H'ds
V , Reece Johnson.
For Treasurer
C. W. Swink.
For Cotton Weigher
Jno. W. Pnoi'ST.
For Surveyor
Q. E. Smith.
i he Board of County Com
missioners A CiiOW'ELL, C. O. Gillon,
L. C Euvj.n.
For
G.
Tito Memphis Morning Isevvs
has 1 t f o Jowin g signiScan t item :
'"The new constitution of Ala
bama has eliminated he uegro
s;s a voting facAor from the poli
tics of thai State and the Ala
ivm R-mblicar..'-, who have,so
1 n - g h o v 1 ed f o r n eg ro su ff rage
a .1 political domination have
really indorsed the action of tl;e
J.)tMiiocratic party and pone it
o:e ii'Ufr by :hso excluding fclje
i tgr' from liiiiubl'cin pri-
ii. . , Thus proving conclu-
si ;;,
him
Ue hi;;
Ion '
they Ct:
gar ok n
iat all iney waniea oi
i the beginning was to
, and- since he can no
... of service as a voter
,: him off. as a worn-out
,.
:oiiwin:
resolution has
bit n Ktsseti by the Republican
Statu executive committee
of
Alaba;r;a:
" 'R.--,-.'.vi:d, Tat only those
sliali be tvienized or permitted
to "liK'cinate iu the State and
p''i conft.ntas and be at
meetiLig.s ho are uly quiftied
vof Icr the new constiii
tion of "
"Thi is an effort toui"M up
f white Repuiil!4iin party in
laburaa. rhe Aiepublican md-
fcIS
figu. hat there are many
Democrats io would vote the
Republican t I because of be
lief in ths policies enunciated in
Da
.H i H I.
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THE STANDARD, published every dayOred ITl.t 0t Ol'tllO COAyiC! ol , l'rt," and adS as IVrds CO ed . c-8 coio ftJJ(l jt
recced and delivery earners. tho p.ty theyn bfi enablftl t! fruit "Jam for the mllffuii . JoUj r ' u remedy for" DiaVrW' Jt mil
Rates Of Sucrip" i. , . , . . 4, ! i tit lot'irious 4: id Jue fivtill. An- ;" v , , -.
;OutN, . .... 54.oo make large .cams among t..' ; ll(.r writor ,ltlritutes t& unsaai relieve the poor httlo surer iaA.fc.
F-:$ iinths . 2.8ii WiitO people of Uabatna.j' j beauty 8f the PcVonshiro fass to the , fc-lj. Hol t.v druift-iHU m evy ?r!
Tin: iiK.uths l.OOf rr ,, ... 4 fiicr that Ihov arc cfVat fruit raters ' oi the wor.4. T wenty-i. e e(-,u lot-
the platform wore it frt for the
act that they fear negro polir.i-:
al rule. With the negflpo que' -
lion
Uminater the Republicans:
, ii..,f h,. HnHr.cjh; o '-
prisinff in thf awd it Seems to
1 1 n . o-
apily almost a well here.. Sinc e
the Republicau party.can't win
Republic
litre is reaiiy uviinug sui-i
it u ni-Pttv woir V'Im,f;ton a i 4 , ! Printing. .Latest types, best sta--IO
11 P10tt UtU!f-f is narat voly am the home .. ryfreasonttbl,rioes Come
t the best way is to : ;attror KhoulU ahynys have a it ee- . J
- Uloiiie of fruit on the table. This is . uu wto U!5 ux PluJll '
with the negr
satisfied that
7'-fcut loose from him aud cease to
bo tempted to get down in the
dirt for his vote, but to build up
a 'party in the State that wi 1
commend itself to such as might
prefer the Republican party bu.
for.the odium of having to ap-
pease his desire for a prominence
in political affairs to which his
attainments do not entitle liim.
We do not understand why somo
of our. best men arc Republicans
but we can understand why some
who might prefer the 'party
ytit afliliate with the Democratic
party as long as he ignorant
uegro vole must be relied on for
w'nhing political victories. If
the constitutional amendment is
i give, us two parties which may
(U vj(lij Jjl0 lJf- re,il0Clin on
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pnuciples of right and policies
of government it. is surely very
'desirable from every standpoint
and its effoctrs " seem 'to tend
that way.
OUK "tt t il lillS LSHTUTi:.
We congratulate Superintend
ent i.oger in m curing a corps of
instrctor.:-, for the Institute that
have made ii more than usually
successful. , We are hardly ii.
sympathy with the law that com
pels poorly )iid teachers to at
teud iusiutes at their own ex-
ense of time and necessary out
lay, but doubtless ttiey will go
home infused with now progress
iveness. We tould not atteud
as well as was desirable
but we are glad to know that in
every department new light was
th; o vVi;'oa the teacher's pathway.
We trust that it has been a week
of pleasure and profit to the
teachers that wjil be reflected in
the juveniles whoac they trair.
It is doubtless gratifying too to
tho instructors that they haye had
a splendid attendance and appro
ciatk o hearers Theyo were 80
onrolled in the department for
the whites and 1) in the depart
ment for the coxored.
The fact was brought out at
at faie late reunion at Greens
boro that there are yet 40,000
Confedni'ate soldiers in the Old
North State. The man that
stood the war can stand much.
.Mortifying Indiscretion.
DrtAlid rewSledd, Professor
of Latin in Eatery College Ox
ford, Cfu,., having written Tuag
azine article in which he stated
that Southern people regard the
negro as little higher than the
beast and treats him accordingly
has been so severely criticised
by the press that he has sent his
resignation to the Board of Di-
rectors. Our Church Paper. i
A BEAUTIFUL SKIN.
How Yon JIny Secure Thl nviaI
An enynt sc.-t U-larrs that
e' fclmt i.t?y nog t the be of all
mid counsels all who desire lili them
'"a fair ouuutenance t follow thcH-
I fllliplo.
J AnMrk,usg may vorv vaslly aiil
i thoni.seivof This .! to iM-uut?, nays
supposed to be exjwnsive and If made
l.y errfiiin recjjies will t found A
lieu fruity sirup, however, may be
inade frgui evaporated 'fruit and wine
omitted. It netd not then be denied
to eiiildren. and with the wine the ex
tra expense vanished.
The tart variety of evaporate? cher
ricsykidsa delicious juice. They should
be well washed, so;iked ver night,
ntfMTied pently until all thf goo!no-
is extracted, then the fruit Btruinud out
and the juice sweetoiied. Tamarinds
may be used in the same way, the pit
only rejected, and give, a delightful
flavor peculiar to themselves. With
these and juices of other evaporated
fruits as foundation any surplus from
canned or preserved fruit should be
added, and also oranges, with white
and tough parts removed, should be
cut In bit" and stirred in. French
prunes are also very good. They should
be soaked in witter over night, polled,
the pit removed, the meat tut in bits
and added. The whole should now be
brought to the boil and stewed gently
until evenly sweetened. The amount
of sugar must be determined by tast-
ing. . ..
I'.y watching the market a ripe pine
apple may be bought for 10 or 15 cents
and is always a delicious addition.
After peeling it may either be shredded
or cut in bits.
How to Travel.
, An experienced traveler says that
nui.st of the fatigue of a long Journey
Is quite unnecessary and comes from
an unconscious effort to carry the train
instead of letting the train carry us
that is, in resisting the motion instead
of relaxing and ykiuing to it. He ad
vines always resting the feet oa the
i-;i;l of the seat in front, if such is pro
vided, as to keep the foot off the floor
lessons the vibration that is convoyed
to .the body and prevents just that
ie':eh strain. A bag will do as well for
fVotsteol if nothing else is to be had.
The body while 'atting in a car should
be as completely relaxed as possible.
Until one attempts this relaxation in a
mi! way car it is not discovered how
tense is the c!Iort to resist the motion,
all of w'hieh is- in direct accordance
with modern physical culture, which
has discovered that true repose goes
further than mere nonaction.
An excellent way 1h to wash them
with soap and v,-,irm water in which a
little salt of !:aon has been mixed.
Tho groat dlfliculty In the way of get
ting the ground pjrlion of the globe to
look white is the grease, which sets
closely ia the toughness and which
does not seem tj bo thoroughly remov
ed by soap and water alone or even
with the help of soda. After the globes
have been carefully washed in the
manner recommended, do not dry then
with a cloth. b4t. after letting the tap
rn 0:1 them for awhile put them In
some place where the water can drain
off. .
How to Make Onions Inoffensive.
If one likes raw onions, rut sutlers
roin a bulling station after eating
them, tills objection to their use can be
removed by covering the ported and
sliced onions with cold water for a half
hour before using. Take up on a plate
and with the back of a silver spoon
press to get out of. the rank flavor.
Ice and garnish with curled parsley,
which, if eaten after lhe onion, will
take away much of the odor from the
breath. A swa'dow ti' vinegar is also
efticaolous in subduing the odor.
Ilotv to Cool; C"!jtti3 With Peppers.
A dolIclor,disli for luncheon or sup
per is- made of Ween peppers and
clams. Put a tablespoon ftil o butter
in tl pan and cjk In it fflr five min-
ites a green pepffer cl.ed fine. Then
a4tl the hard parts of fVenty clams
chopped tine avA cook them four min
utes. Put in a third of a cupful of the
clam juice andhe soft parts oijtthe
claius and cook three minntes longer.
Season with salt and paprika and serve
on toast.
Take Heed or &iy Double Tax.
All. tax payers who have not
made their returns by the twenty-
fifth of August for 1902, will be
charged with double tax-
M. MqGillon,
FOR oVfeR SIXTY EAJIS
7'rs. Winslow's bootarsr Mtu ha
to ivied for over ptstv ytnr by nr.'.
hoi-. cf mothers fui thoir oi.i'rei.
v. tCttiih wifu pcJ-?t waiew. H
! tin. F.e sure &nd it- i.'Mrh. ft in
, fc.Vh Svulh'. V.iv' V-t ui
j ovVar 'va
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; WaitedTo df your Job
Electro Therapeutic
. j: and
X-Ray Institute.
Phono .No. 1151. .
Hours : ? tt0 f a' m' '
. I 1 to 4 p. m-
Litakcr I!iiildiu, Ojijinsite St. Clou' Hotel
Oonoord.EX. C.
The operating1 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 Diseases.
J. S. Lafferty, M. D.,
G-6m Manager.
CAROLIMA ENGLISH jAND
CLASSICAL SCHOOL
Mt. Pleasant,. N.;C. . i
THE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITU
TION BEGINS SEPTEMBER I6TH, 1302
t An experienced Faculty and commodious,
well equipped l)uildius. E
The course of stuly is thorough. ' S
ivieitioils ot the best character am
:iracier ami tiiscipane e
irtl very reasonable. R
educate are askeu to at
.possible. Eh
fifin.
Rates of tuition ami bo;
Parents having sons to
j confer with us as early as possible
Circular of information sunt on retpiesl.
Attdress either of the undersigned
KRV. L. 15. BUSHY, I). I).,
i ICO. I' MC A M.I.ST 'k', A. II.,
Principals.
m Mt. Pleasant, N. C, August f, jyos.
Roanoke College.
SALEM. VA. ;
Courses for D'-gvec ; ulo Cummer-'
einl CjOurse. Geram.-i, Trench, and j
Spiuithh taught. Lt,lo F'icult.7. Li-;
brai.v, 2- 000 voiiuijh; working 11 --oratory:
g. ill 10 or lt illlliieT)i'"S; r-l' chu.'oh-
tt, no bar-rooms. Healthful monnt.
ain ioontion. Very moderate ex
penses Students from mtn.v stites
t'tid couu'.ies. North On r.iaa, we.U rep
resented, rulth ver bcgi:. Scjji IT.
Catalogue, witn y iws, tree. Address
JULIUS D. DREflEli. Prcsideiit.
Dr W H. Wakefield
CHARLOTTE, N. C,
limits his practice to diseases of
iiye, Oar.Nase 2rt,J Throat.
TLt Doctor will by in Concord at
Cloud on Thursday
June LXith.
fvi, l. Brown & bac
LIVERY. FEEJ5 AND SAL
STABLES.
.Just in rear of fei. Cloud Hotel.
Omnibuses' meet all uassengoi
trains. Outfits of all kinds fur
nished promptly and at reason
able prices. Horses and mules
ahvay on hand for sale. Breed
ers of thorough!; red Poland
China H(m.
Concord- - National
Bank .
paid $54,000 in dividends j
mce lfvpenou doors Julyt
too3F ub surplus ana unenviaeu
tund is LhCOO.
rhe losses Horn bad loans in
its entire hiOory are 35.00. It
has never sued any on9 or been
sued.
Its officers are : J M Odcll,
president; 1) B Coltrane, cashier;
L D Coltrane, assistant cashier;
J M Uendrix, bookkeeper.
Board of Directors VH Lilly,
W R Odell, Jno. P -Allison, J S
Harris, Elam King'! J M Odeil
and D B Coltratie
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An
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bIJ,
Good Ueavy bleach-,
ed cotton Toels at
V. Linen Towels a
10 to 4So each. Larse
btith 'J we I s 1 C) 2 each.
Linfn TowtMinatSi,
10 and 12o yard,
Tnrkeylied Table Da
mask 58 in. wido at 2TAo.
. Full. Bleached Linia
Daaiask 5S iu. wide at
48c. 72 inch do 4SvJ. .yii.
.Doylies and Napkins
at 2i2 psr set up.
mi
, Full s'zed CouDterpfliies,
f .. v. :
licmtned, at y5 cents up.
'' r!.'"''!! "CTT "Z'' '
-v!.j'ivlJ: "
r ' r?: " ? ' ' r'y.
rne Lace Cur-tai.-.s,
3 yds Jons,
at GSj per pnii1.
Uetter CartniiH
at l.fJS.
Laco . Pillow
Sin' ins at cents
per pair,
. f vrr".-('.
;'r4ittA''"''K1l
i . .v -OC M 1 .
mMpnM
it' : .rt;-, .. ..,- a
vji'..':t.i, a
-'Wiij.'-l-..j...v,
Nice assortcietjt of Em.
i hroibiroi tUntlm Scurfs
i at ;i) cents.
f-'oylioH 10 e-ids '.')
Talilecovees :tsc up',
-1-.'li1--(.i-aY-r j Hoops ut
5 centn.
Eiio i iii Twisted Em.
broidery Silk at So por .
skein. Yon pay 4 ar. J Ho
ih other stores.
NEW KOIVOF
UMBRELLA!.;
VtjtL good !ls.' rl PHllt i
x tundloj hi '.roc und 1 2i.
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Special ra--i;ns
kf-e. Uer4-! rJof iwugs .t 4
Belt lirooohes at l'i to t)S cents
Alnminwn.rhiited
and S.rii Silver
Curb Jtucelets at
2? cents, up.
(reritsCutr Jhittorat ir,
to 2-j. btmls lo worth 2 .
Dickens Watch Chuiiis 4Sj,
worth 1.2). Wbtjh
Chains 10 to 2o cents.
Collar iittons 5 coats do '.en u;.
10 cant Calf lloljoxb for 5entf.
RESTECTFULLY.
J. BOSTIAN.
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Jfhflm "old, Silver and 1' a.teu ltmgs
Ladies Plain Itius to
1 :s. Ket Pdnr Kit to P.0J.
w J'tbi.'s ;.nd Idisses ul
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