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John B. ShtTTill, Llitor
2TOLUMS XXIII.
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ON
COTTON.
B. t WOODH0U8B,
President.
0 W. IWfNK.
MARTIN BOG BR,
- Vloe-President
W. H. OIBSOIT,
Taller
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IIUW asisillsi
Conoord, M . a. Branch at Albanian. 0.
Capital, I 80,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profit! 80,000.00
Deposit 60,000.00
Total Reeonroea 486,000.00
Oar pes euoeess, u Indicated above by
Banna, it quit (ratifying, and w wish to
unnour friends and customers of oar ap-
C reflation o their patronage and oordlallT
Tit a continuance of tb him. Bbould be
leased to serve a large number of new coa
lman, boldlm ourselvea read v to aerre you
In any way oonatatent with found banking.
DIBIOTOBS.
J. W. Cannon, Bobert 8. Toong, L. J. Foil.
Jo, t. Goodman, M. J. Oori, J no 8. Mru, 1.
U. Morrow, X. a Ingram.
Safe
Prompt
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LiberAl
n on bo,
Capital Stock, - . - 1100,000
Btookholden' liability, 100,000
anr.ln .n1 undivided nroflta. 25.000
Asaeta, .... 860,000
Your Business Solicited
ever cent, literest paid on time certificate
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W. H. LILLY, Vic President.
L. D. OOLTBANB, Aest Caahler.
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Insurance
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REAL ESTATE
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Office no stairs at Postoffite.
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Eye and Ear, Fitting Glasse ana ro,s besatiral building lots on uagt ue
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IT
e hare for tale another excellent
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MONEY
DIRECTORY.
The following lots were disposed
of during the month of September
by the Concord Keal fcstate Com
pany, in West Concord :
In Block "P"
No. n,W. M. Corzine: No. 12,
W. M. Corzine; No. 17, T. A. Can-
non; No, 19, J. A. Cannon; No. 24,
M. O. Harris; JNo. 25, Miss Mamie
PharnNo. 30,; W. G. Kirk; No.
31, W. P. Harris; No. 32, M. O.
Hams; No. 33, M. O. liarns.
In Block "M"
No. 10. T. B. Sherrill; No. 15,
Mrs. John M. Craven; No. 16,
airs, jonn ai. graven.
In Block "N"
No. 1. H. I. Woodhouse; No. 3,
W. R. tohnson; No. 4, John M.
Cook; No. 5, II. I. Woodhouse.
In Block "L"
No. 15, J. F. Hurley.
In .Block !"
No. 1, H. I. Woodhouse, No. 7,
H. I. Woodhouse; No. 1?, rresby
terian church; No. 16, Presbyterian
Church; No. 18, H. I. Woodhouse;
No. 19, U.J. Bost& Co.
In Block "H"
No. luBaptist church; No. 14,
Baptist church; No. 24, G. A. Mis-
enneimer.
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Out for Business
From Now until
November 15th
we will give FREE with
every order for 50 Visiting
Cards and Plate a
- Two-Quire Box
' 'of Paper
embossed, with two or
three-letter Monogram from
any of our 10 different styles
of stock Dies with two
packages of envelopes to
match, style of plate to be
selected from sample sheet
400 to 415 and 409 to 424
inclusive. Remember this
offer only holds god until
15th.
W. C. CORRELL.
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For Sale.
A splendid rarm 01 wren, m .u.,iic.
east of Concord on Mount .Pleasant road, at a
bargain, win en hj iwu, m.
tracts if we can find purchasers to bur all U
land, l nere are mt .i ir, ,r,,..,.. -50
te 70 bushels eorn per acre. Hplendld meadow
acre baa hn offered lor part 01 me noiuin
land. Oood six room dwelling and a splendid
larVe frame barn. ,
Also li acres of level land on China Grove
road 4 miles north of Concordat M00. This Is
a oar-gam' i. . ... .... . -
A Farm Bargain.
50 acre, on Ml. Pleasant and Gold
TT; 11 A A milA. nrwth ftf Vt PlAfliunt
new 4-room cottage, splendid barn,
mnknhnnafl. srain honse. lie wflll and
ii t.wd Will saw ?K nnn foAt nf
lomber. Ha 900 joaag DeannK iruit
treea. wul aeu roroniy i,uuu a Dig
bargain for somebody.
JNO. K. ATTERSOy ft CO
W anted Twenty-five peron who
will buy lot in West Concord and
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o toe xonng-tiartaeu Alius io. m
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Geo. W. Pec.
Jit i Decenary to take out s licence
in Maine, the lame in Wiaootuin, to
boot gamp, and my perton who ex
pect even to ihoot cat on a Dac
fenoe, fortiBei himself with licenie,
for fear he will be arretted, for caU are
alwsy in leaaon, - averywhere, and
Wi'consin cat bunten bad better aee
that they bare a license. The other
Jay woman in Maine took out a
licence a a hunter, and eomteroation
-iisdtb male bunten, and they will
act go to the wood until abe hat shot
hrrelf. In fact the State Gan.e War
den telegraphed the newt to all part o
the State that a woman bad taken out
a license, and requested the hunteh to
keep out of the wood until ihe had got
through shooting. There are women
who can shoot faiily well, at the trap,
but when they show up at the bird
hooting tournament the men instinct
ively get behind 'something while the
woman ii on deck with a gun. They
know there is no particular danger, ex
oept in front of the gun, but a woman
who a shotgun is always turning
around at a critical time, with her gun
cocked, to ask sombody if her hat it on
straight, to men who are not heavily
insured, had rather get behind tome
thing when Hanner toes the mark.
joung lawyer who i a great sport with
the thotgun wat telling two or three
years ago about teaching bit young
wife to ihoot, to the could go with him
on hit hunting trips, and a man who
used to hear him talk about the fun he
would have when the got to the could
ihoot, met him the other day, taking
his gun into gun store, to bave it got
ready for the opening day of the tea
ton, and said to bim:
Hello, going bunting, are you r
suppose your wife it going along. J
remember you- told me a couple of
yeart ago yon had bought her a sixteen
gauge thotgun. I suppose the can
ihoot all around you, eh f" .
Yet, the hag thot all around me,
and hit me a couple of timet," laid the
young lawyer, "but the it not going
with me. I lhall tneak oft alone, on
pretense of having a case in court at St.
Paul."
"What's ihe matter 7 Don't the like
huntins ? I thought the wat carried
away with the sport."
"Say, old man," taid the young law
ver. looking solemn, "now tail must
be in stnet confidence, mind yon. My
wife would be dangerous with a gun, it
she was out in the middle of a forty'
acre field, alone. She hat no more idea
of tbe danger of a thotgun than the
would of a broom. . The first thing
taugbt her wat to always point the gun
away from herself. She wat the deareat
thing in .he world to me, and I didn't
want her to ihoot herself, but by Jinkt,
the points it at me, and everybody that
is in tight, aad laughs about it, and
never teem to think there ii any dan
ger. The firat time we went ont thoot
ing chicken ihe fired into the flock
and killed one, or scared it to death,
and the dropped the gun and ran after
the bird, stepped on the trigger and the
other barrel went off, shooting the heel
off my shoe, and filling one of the
horses with birdshot, and tbe team ran
away. It cost me sixty dollar for the
wagon. Then the claimed every bird I
shot for a week. She bat no idea of
distance, and will ihoot at a bird a far
at she can see it. I left her one day in
the field, and started off to have a quiet
life, and I scared up a bird, and tbe
plugged at it, with me between her and
the bird, and the filled my canvas coat
tail with No. 8 shot, and when I yelled
to her tbe fired the other barrel and I
had to lay down behind a log or the
wjuld bave been firing yet. 1 tried to
t xld her, when I dared get near her,
about being careless, and the laughed,
lxiked so sweet that I Just looked at
her and admired her, until I found her
gun wa loaded and at foil cock, and
pointed at my head, with her dear little
finger on the trigger. I bad to quit
hunting with her or she would have
been a widow before this. ' I do not
want to hurt ber feeling by telling her
I am afraid of her, but I suffer from
nervous prostration when she bat the
gun in her hand, and ao I tell ber the
shootiog it no good, or it it too hot, or
too cold, and I leavt' my gun at tbe
gun ttore, and when I want to go hunt
ing I sneak off, and the thinks I am
attending to business. Ojrea, she will
find it cut. aome day, and fan heart-
broken at myasSeoeiviog hir. I figure J
it fUtter tor me to have a heartbroken
wife than for her to bay a headlei a
husband."
Many children inherit constitution
weak and feeble, other dne to childhood
troubles. Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea will positively core children and
make them strong. 85c, Tea or Tablet.
Ask your druggist or dealer.
Cremation can be watched by
public at 11.00 a head in Italy.
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PUBUdjgED TWICE
Concord, N.-'c. November
Atlanta Journal.
From Michigan to South Georgia I
have perambulated in the put ten day t ;
from fruit and flawtra, potatoes and
long staple cotton, from the land of fish
aria oelery to the region of plnet ana
and, and, to aave my life, I cannot tell
which it the choice country, aad which
offers greatest inducement to the man
who maket an honett living. To the
man who want to make a living by dit-
honesty, I would advise him to go eaat;
to a man who want to make a living
with the leaat work, I would advise
him to go weat; bat to the man who it
willing to work and wait, I know no
better country than our southland.
I touched teveral point in South
Georgia tbit week. I went through
aome of the new eounlita and they art
organising with vim and projecting big
thingt enthusiastically and these new
counties will come to the front and
take their places and feel at home
among the old counties in a very short
while.
Ifiavabeen watching tbe fight be
tween Dr. Broughton and Tom Dixon
T have heard all of ut life about the
devil and Tom Walker.but Dr. Brough
ton says it it the devil and Tom Dixon
now. Broughton and Tom Dixon are
both Baptists; they are my friends; but
when it comet to a faithful ChrisUan
minister, there are none more faithful
than Dr. Broughton. Tom Dixon hat
changed front whether he bat
changed rear or not, I donl know
no more believe that the theatre a a
place of grace will help man on to God
than I believe that tbe bar room is a
temperance organisation and runin
the interest of temperance. Some peo
ple may go to the theatre some few
good people have been in Jil; St. Paul
got in three timet, and Bils and a few
other of like character. The force of
circumstance haomethiogtodo with
all matter in tbit life. I am lure Pre
ident Roosevelt's visit south will do
more to heal old wounds and bring
about good feeling than the play of
"The Clansman." And when yoi put
such playt at that up at a great moral
force and compare it in usefulness
along moral lines with the church, they
may look a much alike at cat, but
oatt vary in variety the prettiest cat I
ever taw tmelled worst, and would
make you ordorifeorous for daya to
come if you got tangled up with him.
If a man like sensation, ltt him wit
ness "The Clansman ;" if he wants, sal
vation, let bim stay by Dr. Broughton,
If a man want hit hair to raise on his
head,- letbim witness "Tb Clansman;
if he want hit soul lifted, let him hear
Dr. Broughton. I think more of my
toul than I do of my hair, and Just in
that proportion I id with Dr. Brough
ton in thia controversy rather than
Tom Dixon.
I notice that Dr. Bradley bas been
before a Methodist grand Jury, and Ihey
failed to find a true bill (gainst him for
heresy, and it it proposed now to bring
him before the court, true bill or no
true bill. Dr. Bradley msy not be
sound in theology a torn count sound
ness, but he is a mighty sound fellow,
and a pastor of a mighty sound old
Methodist church. It he preaches
heresy, hia "church i too ignorant
to have found it out, or els they
love him too well to tell on him. In
either event,' I am in favor ot hi ao
quital. I'd rather a man was orthodox
life and heterodox in preaching, than to
be heterodox in hit preaching. "The
world do move." I believe in primitive
Christian belief, alio in progressive
theology. The Apostle' creed wat
never thought of until the apostltl had
all been in heaven hundreds of years.
It may be in a hundred year more
that theologian of Dr. Bradley's school
will be trying some other fellow for
heterodoxy who it father advanced than
they are At last, it i not faith in
creed, 'it i faith in persot; it is not fol
lowing certain line of theology, but it
is following the croc. No man doubt
Dr. Bradley' piety, hi sinoeily, his
integrity, land if pitty, sir eerily and
integrity do not make np largely the
essentials in a Christian minister'! life,
then on what pattern would you build
him! Dr. Bradley will leave Trinity
Cbnrch with the love and prayer and
lympatby ef one of the best Methodist
churche in all the South. Can as
much be said of aome who are more
orthodox than be?
I find on my travel through Georgia
that there is a gubernatorial race now
well underway in ourstate. HokeSmitb
is in the lead at thia time; Clark Howell
may be a dose accond; D.ck Buseell
about a furlong behind; Colonel Smith
prancing fcr a (tart around Ihe track.
There is no hope of either of Iheee mi n
winning the race of one-tenth they aay
.bout each other is true. They aay all
things are fair in politic, war and love,
but I bave settled down to tbe convic
tion that it i never fair to misrepre
' A. .WEEK.
lO. 1905.
sent, it It never fair to misconstrue, it
i never fair to impugn bad motive, tt u
never fair to charge anything on any
body that it not true.
I have been much interested in the
lettert of Colonel J. M? Smith refuting
the charge and insinuations of immor
ality aginst him. I nevur found a man
who knew that any charge against him
true, and it it time to call a bait. As
Mr. Bootevelt said: "When you call a
man a rascal who it not a rascal, you
put all the rascals in the state to shout
ing. Never charge a man with being
a rascal nnlras you know it it true."
In all my life I have tried to conform
to tbit rnle, and if ever, by word or by
deed, I have insituated a charge against
any man that wat not true, I have alwayt
beau glad to make tbe amende honora
ble. An honest man can take no other
course. I have talked lately with neigh'
bora of Colonel Smith, and tbey spoke
in high terms of him, especially touch
ing bis moral life. I rather a thousand
timet praise a good man for his good
deeds than denounce a bad mtn for bis
bad deeds. I regret forever if I have
any time seemingly cast reflections on
a man who was not guilty, whose life
wat clean. Those who talk should show
up or shut up along any linea that
touch the character of their fellowman;
but if a fellow ft a rascal, call him one;
if he it a liar, lay io; if be is a gentle
man, say to; if be il an honest msn,
say to call thing! by their right name.
"Be ture you are right, and then go
ahead."
In any event I lay I will have as
good a governor as anybody in Georgia,
I don't care which man is elected.
There are aome things about Hoke
Smith that I admire; there are some
thing! about Clark Howell that I esteem ;
there are some things about Mr. Ruscell
that are captivating; there are aome
things about Colonel Smith that are
praiseworthy and commendable; there
are some things about J6e Hilt Hall
that are very good indeed but I rather
they were running than myself. Bob
Taylor told me a few daya ago that if
he could run for tflice all tbe time he
thought he would go to heaven; he
said a man's enemies will keep him
straight if be will keep running, . and
every time he make a bubble tbey will
tell it on bim. Your truly,
Sam V. Jones
A Creeping Death.
Blood poison creep np toward the
heart, causing death. J. E. Stearns,
Belle Plaine, Minn., write that a friend
dreadfully injured hi hand, which
welled np like blood poisonirig. Bock
ten' Arnica Salve drew out the poison,
healt d the wound, and saved his life.
Beat in the world for burns and aire.
25c at all drag store.
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Has Stood The Test 2 Years
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Best selected stock of Furniture ani House
. You are welcome at our store whether yeu
find
gtetjfltjatjtjaae
New York City M'Clellan,
crat,4i elected mayor by between 8,000
and 4,000 plurality. Jerome, indipend
ent, with Republican endorsement,
wins, by about 8,000 over Jame W
Osborne, Democrat. W. B. Hearst,
Municipal Owernsbip mayoralty candi
date, charges fraud and declares he will
contest M'Crellan' election.
Philadelphia and Pennsylvania. A
landtlde buried the disreputable Repub
lican machine under an adverse majori
ty of 00,000 to 70,000, City Party
sweeping the city. There were fewer
disturbance than bad. been expected.
Berry, Democrat, with independent en
dorsement, carriet the State for Treas
urer. Marlaod The defeat of the Foe dis
franchisement amerdment by 20,000 is
indicated, and election of Republican
candidate for State comptroller. Legis
ature is in doubt.
Ohio Fight on Gov. Herrick result
ed in a Democratic landslide, the plu
rality beii g estimated as high as 60,000.
Demrcrats carried Cincinatti as well as
Cleviland. "Boss" Cox announce his
retirement. ,
Virginia The Democratic plurality
is about 20,000, showing a reduction,
and the republicans gain about nine
members of the Legislature.
Massachusetts Guild, Republican,
carries State for Governor by 29,438
plurality, and Draper, for Lieutenant
Governor, by only 8,942.
Kentucky Democrats will have a
good msjority in the Legislature elea
ting Senator Blackhurn't successor,
The Demooratio ticket in Louisville is
elected with the possible exception of
the minor places.
Rhode Island Republican elect
Geo H, Utter, for Governor, and gain
in the Legislature.
Chicago Clean iweey by Republi
cans.
Terrific Race With Death.
"Death was fast appioaching," writes
Ralph F. Fernandez, of Tampa Fla.,
describing his fearfal race with death,
as a result of liver trouble and heart
disease, which had robbed me of sleep
and of all interest in life. I had tried
many different doctors and several med
icines, but got no benefit, until I began
to use Electric Bitters. So wonderful
was their effect, that in three day I
felt like a new man, and to-day I am
cured of all my troubles." Guaranteed
at all drug stores ; price 60o.
Oae million dollars a year in stoms
is ctoltn from the South , African dia
mond mines.
Over 10,000 people read our Penny
Column every issue. Why don't you
put your ad. there
on Box. c
50 cent.
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If you want to please a woman,
give her a pretty dresfing table
there's nothing she'll appreciate
more.
We believe you will enjoy just
seeing our stock,' and the fairness
of of our prices is sure to appeal to
you.
$1,00 a TtMr, in A&YUHC9.
Number 38.
DR. H. C. HERRING. DENTIST,
Is noi
r over the store of the Whlte-Morrlaon-now
Company.
OOaTOOaUD. K. O.
Dr. W. c. Houston
SUgtOO hrrS Dmtlst.
OOSTOOBS, . O.
Is prepared to do all kinds ot dental work In
we moss approvea mannar.
umca over jonnaona urn
kg store.
Office 'Phone IS.
Bealdeno 'Phone 11.
m
. T. HARTSELL,
lttornej-tt-Laf,
COM OOXD, XSJOXTH OAIOLIITA.
Pmmna attention riven to all buslifess.
Office in Morris building, opposite tbe court
bouse.
DRS. LILLY & WALKER,
offer their professional services to the eltl
ae na of Concord and surrounding coantry.
Calls promptly attended day or night.
W I. afOaTTOOMBBI. I. UI0BOW1I
OITGOIEBT ft CROWELL,
Attorneys and Comiselors-at-Ln,
CO 1 OORD, W. O.
As Dartners. will practice law In Cabarrus,
Stanlv and adjoining counties. In the Supe
rior and Supreme Courts of the State and In
the federal Courts. Offloe In court house.
Parties desiring to lena money cau leave i
with us or Dlace It In Concord National Bank
tor us, and we will lend It on good real es
tate security free of charge to the depositor.
we make tnorougn examination ui uav w
lands offered as security for loans.
Mortgagee roreoiosea wiiuout ujnuw u
owners ox same.
Henry B Adams.
Thoa. J. Jerome.
Frank Armfleld.
Tola D. Man ess.
iiuMj Jeroie, Arafeld I Kmess,
Attorney, and Counsellor it Ut,
CONCORD, N. C
PranMna In all the State and TJ. 8. Courts.
Prompt attention given to collections and
general law practice, far sons mtereaieu in
ie settlement of estates, administrators,
executors, and guardians are especially in
vited to call on ua, as we represent one of the
largest bonding companies In America; In
fact we will go any kind of a bond oheapar
than any one else.
rarties aesinng o ibuu biuwt "
It with us or deposit It in Concord National
Bank, and we will lena it on eppruveu. bwu
rlty free of oharge to the lender.
Continued and painstaking attention will
be given, at a reasonable price, to au legs
hualneaa.
ontoe In new Morris
Building
opposite
To RimoYe Freckles and Pimples
IN TEN DAYS, USE
The Complexion Beautifier.
N
ADINOLA Is a new discovered guaran
teed, and money will be refunded In ev
ery case where It falls to remove freckles.
Dimples, Uver-tpots, collar dlscoloratlons,
black -beads, disfiguring eruptions, etc. Tbe
worst oases In SO days. Leaves the skin clear,
soft, healthy, and restores the beauty of
youth.
- Price SO ots and tl.OO. Sold In each city by
all leading druggists, or by mall.
Mrs. Ktta Brown writes: Nashville, Tenn.,
Sept. 8, 1909. "I have been using your Nadt
nol Egyptian Cream, Boap and Naalne Face
Powder and like them very much. This la
the first summer since childhood that 1 have
been without freckles. I am 34 years old, and
have better complexion now than when a
girl." Prepared only by
I1TI0H1L
TOILET CO., Paris, Tenn.
Sold In Concord by
FETZER DRUG
COMPANY,
AND LEADING DRUGGISTS.
Furnishings you
buy or not.
will
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