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YOLTJUE-XXII.
CONCORD, N. C, JUNE 18. 1905.I
NUMBER 99.
Prompt
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Capital Stook, -
Stockholder' liability,
Borplns and undivided profits,
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100,000
100,000
23,000
860,000
Yooi Business Solicited
f par Mat t-tanst paid oa time MrtUeaUs
3. M. OD1LL. PrMat.
W. H. LILLY, Vlo President.
D. R. OOLTKAH OulUar
It n. COI.TR A KB. Am Cashlar.
1 fcl .fan l!r. lichosl.
Notice is hereby given that I have
tbia day cold and Mufemd all my
riant, interest ana goon wui in me in
surance bniineM of i. O. Richmond tc
do. to Thomas J. White. The btudneas
hereafter will be conducted under the
firm name of Smith & White. I take
thii opportunity to thank the public
for their liberal patronage In the paat
and respectfully ask a continuance of
the aame for the new firm.
O. O. RICHMOND.
June lit, 1906.
THOS. W. SMITH.
THOS. 3. WHITE.
- New Insurance Finn.
Ai will be aeen from the above card
of Mr. O. G. Richmond, rre, the under-sia-ned.
hare this day aanciated our
selves together to do a general insurance
basineM. We are prepared to handle
iniuranoe in all the different lines. We
repreMUt the New York Life, Penn Mu
tual, ana soutnern ue ana irusi -om-nan-,
life Iniuranoe oomwutiei, and i
full and complete line of old line fire in
iuranoe companies, composed of both
home and foreign companies We also
handle Health and Aooident Insaranoe,
and all kinds of Casualty Iniuranoe,
Plate Glass, Steam Boiler, and Em
ployers' Liability, etc. When in need
of anything in onr line we will be
pleased to serve you to the best of oar
ability. very rospectruliy,
SMITH & WHITE
' Office SVrarth Door City Hall.
June i.
25 Pounds
of good, clean
RICE for $1.00
Arbuckle Coffee, 15c
per pound. All other
Groceries
Dry Goods
and Shoes
to suit the trade.
Highest Cash and
Darter Prices paid
- for Country Pro-lues.
Sec as before Belling yonr pro
duce.
m
mm
H. I WOODHOUSft.
President,
a W. IW1MK.
MABTTJI BOO IB,
Vlce-PrMdrat.
W. H. GIBSON,
TeUsr.
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Concord, It. C Branch at Aibsmarlf, M. 0.
Capital, 80,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits 80,000.00
Deposits 850,000.00
Total Resonroes . 486,000 00
Our past suomm, as Indicated abort by
suras, is quit (ratifying, ud w wish to
nr. oar iiwai a a cumon oe
: oar ap-
dlsuv
HlMll
toman, holdlns ourselves rosdv so sarvs yoa
hkIaUm Mlr Mtronaira and eordl
(dtIM s oonwnuaoco of Uie mids. Should bs
I so srvs a lanr. nnmbor of new cus-
la .ay way oooslateat with aouod banking.
DIRECTORS.
J. W. Cfen dob. Robert S. Tout, L. J. Ton,
Jos. P. Goodman, M. J Oort, J bo. B. Bflrd, J.
M. Morrow. T. C. In ram.
Portland, Oregon, Exposition.
. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOS ANGELES, CAL
DENVER, COL.
Epworth League Convention
July 5-9.
DENVER, COL.
G. A. R. Encampment, Sep
tember. Yerjfloi Round Trip Rates
via -
Illinois Central R. R
CHOICE OF ROUTES
Two trains daily, Atlanta to St. Lou
is in oonneotion with W. 4 A. R R
The only through morning sleeping oar
- Atlanta to St. Louis.
For foil information, date, of sale,
rates, tickets and descriptive circulars,
J Address,
y f.D KILLER, Trsv. Pass. Agt
17 Prror St., Atlanta. Ga.
THE MILL md FACTORY SYNDICATE
OF 415 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
will condtfet for us one of their Special Ten-Day Sales beginning
JUL
life June
til
ViaV
and Lasting Ten Days
The goods from the mills are being distributed among the various departments, and all goods in each department will be sold at Mill and
Factory Syndicate Prices. Look for the colored tag. Every thing maked in plain figures. Remember, NO GOODS CHARGED, strictly
CASH- Truly, it will be an injustice to yourself if you do not attend this sale. Begin now to make your plans for the Mill and Factory
Syndicate Sale- '
We give below only a few of the numerous and matchless bargains :
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DESIGNED.
SGttLO
The Mill and Factory Syndicate Representative, Hr. W. C. Francis,
Arrived Last Friday.
Ladies' Night Gowns.
Ladies' night gowns, 75c value, mill and factory
syndicate price 47c
Drawers !
Ladies' ruffled and hemstitched drawers, mill
and factory syndicate prices, 23c and 48c
Tabic Damask.
Big lot table damask, 35c " and 40c value, mill
and factory syndicate price, 3c, and 75c vaUie,
only 48C
Ginglt
miiis.
Big shipment ginghams, short lengths, mill and
factory syndicate prices, 5c, 6ic and 8C
White Lawn.
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Entra good quality white lawn, worth up to 10c,
mill and factory syudicate price . 4C
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I to ttw P
Ladies9 Gauze Vests.
1 case Ladies' Bleached Gaue Vests, regular
price 10t, millond factory syndicate sak 3c
Figured Lawn.
Big shipment figured lawns, regular price 8c,
mill and factory" syndicate price 4C
Elastic Seam Drawers.
Elastic Seam Drawers for men, mill and factory
syndicate price 39c
Ladies9 Turnover Collars.
Ladies' turnover collars, worth 10 and 15c, mill
and factory syndicate price. 5C
Men's Straw Hats.
Straw hats for men, mill and factory syndicate
price 19c, 39c and 48c
White Madras Waisting.
1 case white madras waisting, short lengths,
worth up to 20c yard, mill and factory syndicate
price 8C
Pants for Men.
f 1.50 value, sale price c 98c
2.00 " " " 1.48
f2.50 and tySX) value, sale price 1.98
Bed Spreads.
Bed spreads, regular price $1.50, mill and fac
tory syndicate price 98c
$2.00 and 2.50 kind, sale price 1.48
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes!
at mill and factory syndicate prices.
Towels.
One case of towels, mill and factory syndicate
price, 8c, 12ic, 14c, 19c, 23c, and 39C
Sheets and Pillow Cases.
Seventy-five sheets, mill and factory syndicate
sale price 49C
Pillow cases, uill and factory syndicate sale
price, 9c, 121c, and 14c
Prints.
Nobby patterns, regular price, 0c, mill and fac
tory, syndicate sale price -.' 3C
Percale.
One case 36-inch Percale, regular price 10c,
mill and factory syndicate sale price 6c
Bleaching.
36-inch Bleaching, regular price 8Jc, mill and
factory syndicate sale price 5c
Madras Shirts.
Elegant line of Madras shirts for men, regular
price, 75 cents, mill and factory syndicate sale
price 47C
Ladies' Hats.
Lot No. 1, your choice for 23c
Lot No. 2, your choice for 48c
Lot No. 3, your choice for QRn
Mill and factory syndicate sale prices.
Figured Lawn.
Six hundred yards of figured lawn, wortliup to
7c, mill and factory syndicate sale price2jC
Men's Shirts.
100 dozen men's shirts, worth 25c and 35c,m ill
and syndicate sale price 19c
, HE GOT ITBAft
In a certain Loaf Island town there
are twonen who are something of
local characters. One la known as
"Honest John" and the other Is "Ban,
worm John." Sometime ajo "Band
worm John" got Into trouble. He
needed a dollar to tet him out and he
didn't have the cash. He appealed to
everal people, but bo one seemed
anxioua to part with that much ot the
realm, finally he made his war to
"Honest John."
"John, will rou lend me a dollar t"
he asked.
"What for?" asked the other John.
"Never mind what for." said "Sand
worm" Impatiently. "I want a dollar
and I want It bad."
"Want It bad. do you?" Queried
"Honest John."
Yes, I do want It bad. Will rou
lend me one?"
John considered a minute or two
and finally decided to financier his
nelehbor through the difficulty. He
went to his house and returned with
i silver dollar which he handed to
Bandworm," who departed rejoicing.
In a short time "Bandworm" came
back. He wag a very much provoked
man.
John." he said testily, "thers a
something the matter with that dol
lar. I can't get anybody to change It
for me."
"Why not?" asked "Honest John."
"They all say It's bad."
"Honest John" gave his neighbor a
look of Infinite compassion as one
looks at a person who has not the full
use of his senses. '
What's the matter with you, 'John
Bandworm?" he asked. "You come
here and try to borrow a dollar, and
you say you want It bad. And I lend
you a bad one and then you aren't
satisfied. Some folks are awful hard
to suit." Brooklyn Eagle.
Willing to Pay
A lively lo oklng porter stood on
the rear of a car In the Pennsylvania
depot A funny and choleric-looking
old man clambered up the steps. He
stopped on the plaform, puffed a mo
ment, and then turned to the young
man In uniform and said: "Porter 1"
Yes, sir!"
I am going to St Louis. I want to
be well taken care of and can pay
for it Do you understand?"
Yes, sir; I hope "
Never mind what you hone. Yon
listen to what I say. Keep the train
boys away from me. Dust me oft
whenever I want you to. Give me an
extra blanket, and if any fellow has
the berth above me, slide him ovor
Into another one. I want you to
"But say, boss, I "
"Don't talk too much .young man.
Here'B $3. Now I want to get the
good of It Not a word sir."
The train was starting The porter
swung off to the platform.
All .Ink. 1. Bl,A..,n.' T' -
powerful sorry you wouldn't let me
talk, but I ain't going out on that
train." Cleveland Plain Dealer.
One of Them for the Company.
A well-known comedian, celebrated
for his eccentricities, boarded a street
car the other day and duly paid his
fare upon demand. After riding a
block or so further he produced an
other nickel and tendered the same
to the passing conductor.
The honest conductor refused the
proffered coin, while the actor vehe
mently protested his desire to pay his
fare.
"You have given me your fate al
ready," argued the man In uniform.
i Know, responded me comedian.
but this Is for the company."
Everyone laughed excepting the dis
comfited conductor, who had omitted
to register the first collection. New
York Times.
Ha, Was Known
A certain millionaire well known to
society, while one day strolling round
his stables, came across his coach
man's little boy on a seat, playing with
his toys After talking to the youngs
ter a Bhort time, he said:
Well, my little man, do you know
who I am?"
Oh, yes," replied the youngster:
you're the man who rides In my fath
er's carriage!" N. Y. News.
Useful Accomplishment
I'm glad I learned to sew on but
tons when I was a bachelor, observ
ed Peckem.
"Why, Henry?" asked Mrs. Peck-
em.
Because." he answered, "I find the
accomplishment so useful, now that I
am married."
Lace.
Big lace value, regular 5c,8c and 10c yard,mill
and factory syndicate sale price 3c
Remember the date, Monday, June 13th. Just follow the crowd and you will find yourself at the big
Milljand Factory Syndicate Sale.
AIM (SHOW
fo)
GO
Mlstaks Somewhere,
Our milkman has taken to drink
again," observed Mrs. Urbanite.
You must be mistaken, my aear,
rejoined her husband. "I saw him on
his water-wagon this morning."
Still Unsettled.
Jack "Was that your sister I saw
you walking with last evening?"
Tom "I don't know yet, but I in
tend to find out for sure to-night"
Both Sides of It,
Green "BooBtem, the proraotor,
tells me he is out for everything ther.
is injt"
Brown "Yes; and the easy marks
he induces to Invest are out every
thing they put in It"
Not Quite th. 8am.
Pauline 'So he really accuses me
of saying witty things, does net"
Eudora "Well, not exactly. He
said he couldn't help laughing e'.ry
time you opened your mouth."
Isolation.
Though Crusoe on the Island
Our fancy may appall.
The berry In the ahortceke
Is loneliest ot
- " ." -Judge.