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Papaf Mf
John B. SharrlU, Editor turf 0791.
Tri3l2i:OHXD TWICE iCWEEK.t
etl.OO a 1 Fear, inAdrmne:
Publiafclfjs
the County.
voLuins xxiji.
Concord, JJ. C, December 19. 1905.
Number 51.
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ON
C0I-T01T.
seai,I.IRBI.AmsTjBR M.
TkssiiiM in mum Mm
A HTBLl" WILDCAT.
!! VT"- ". The wrdding la the White House!
iw ty bu, - win make the oomim spring fasaoa in
i BMiismp '. biw the White Hoom n m in history m
wasrixotob, dm. 14 The diflarea-
the
held
m.t WOODflOOBa,
rim
av.awarK.
lutm boobs.
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G1BBO.
Teller.
6' 3 IW:
VunHaivy -Vail lilt
la.,,
V,
.U V.l.ul
OMeorCH. a.maak at AJMmarle, a
acitki, - oo.ooo.oo
SorplMasdUBdivMedIonm M.O00.DO
Deposits 160,00000
MriBMOUNI 418.000.00
0v put sucosss. M Indicated above by
B , it ane gratifying, and wt wish to
a raoBTtn and oustrltner of onr a
as attuA V-r pafranare aa oordlaDv
m eaeoaUDuaoo.ot th. earn. Should o
a. 4afl to aarv. a lam. nnmbar or aaw Cas
io. holalncoaraalTaa ready to aarre yoa
la any way aooalataat with aouad banking.
MBBOTOBS.
i.
IBM. W
V. T. .
Itahart H. Tmu. L. J
a, M. J OorL Jno S. Bard, 1
Foil.
Site
1 Prompt
. THB
Liberal
Genital Stook, ...
Stockholders' BaMHty,
Berplua and undivided profit!,
9100,000
100,000
88,000
860,000
Your Business Solicited
aroaat.tatenit paid ob time fwrUfleatM,
i 'J. at ODBLL, President.
T,. V. H. LILLY, Vloa Presldant.
" D. B. 0ULTKAB8. Uaabier
' L. D. COLT RAMI. Aatt Oaablar.
' JViThMOUIX iiook-kaepar.
JUST RECEIVED
Serentj-fiTe bead of
Hor3S and Uulos
Well-broken and will tell for
cash or on time, on eaty ' termi
Corl & Undsrcrtli Co.
To Eeiore FneUes ud Plsplet
IN TEN DAYS, USB
The Complexion Biautlfler.
DR. J. S. LAFFERTY
Oivee ipeoial aUentiaa to dlaeaaea of the
Fra and Ear, fitting- Glaaaea and to
SuMrio Traatmaat of Ohiotld Diataaea.
Oaeom and Skin Diaaaaea treatxd 07
tha Z-Baj. Office room IS, in Mann
Balldlnn. 'Phone 181a. j
Dl RECTORY.
The following lot were disposed
of during the month of September
bj the Concord Real Estate Com
pany, In West Concord :
111 Block "P"
No. n,W. M. Conine; No. ia,
W. M. Conine; No. 17, J. A. Can
non; No, 19, J. A. Cannon; No. 24,
M. O. Harris; No. as, Miss Mamie
Pfcarr; No. 30, W. G. Kirk; No.
jiyW.-P; Harris; No. , M. O.
Harris; No. 33, M. O. Harris.
, In Block "M"
No. 10. J. B. Sherrill; No. 15,
Mrs. John M. Craven; No. 16,
Uri. John M. Craven.
fi In C!ock "N"
io. I, H. I. Woodhouse; No. 3.
W. R. Johnson; No. 4, John M
Cook; No. 5, H. I Woodhouse.
In Block "L"
tlo. 1 5, J. F. Hurley.
h. In Block 1"
-to. 1, H. I. Woodhouse, No. 7.
H. I. Woodhouse; No. 15, Presby.
t'in church; No. 16, Presbyteriar
Ct arch; No. 18, H. I. Woodhouse.
Ni. 19, D.J. Boat & Co.
- In Btodc MH" -
!Ja"i3, Baptist church; No. 14,
Er iist church; No. 24, G. A. Mu
en imer. .
'' v) w Cyl Pctrono.
f wt oara at for profeaaiooal aer-
I a.r aratr rrqaeted to aett
J -aaaariy as pondhle, aa I an
1: . M. i,as. M. D..
mm wmm mm mtmmr '
ijwi.i III mm JmUm-
m fc W j? 'Tf1 j 1 -
Ttape, Fta . Trtoena.
It it not eommonly accepted that the
wild oat ii to vieions at to attract bums
Mod. and this taction has lately fur-
mm. It ia 1 Uotad that the I lhd the eat that projet the exorptioi
,. 11 taka lL ii aha hJalork ml Albert DmUs, guard
eaa balaeaa the Elaekbnnl and Bollinsl ... n .a.a 0--1 the Vara Turpentine Company's eon
fcaMoa tt -day romhod thr aoaw stage I fcHyity. At yet thare ha baaa aoo tua9 Wednesday night
of opea a-arftvra. A aaatgattoa of Black-1 Uqioatioa give by any of the faUy )kad tr monster eat ia Gillette
burn adherents, twetaty or saen satoatL I ... - u.. m l. .v.. - trm I desk, more than a mile tsm the
oaDad first upoa Prsstaeat KoaiafaJii.w. . ij.. .m. TkOWhlulounp, and had ho not used nnusual
upon two matabsn of the I nm. mm t.b-M. an added charm I PWsenos of mind would most likely
PMsideat's tfl4at 'family, FosUrastor ..en tha mI da. I have been torn in meoes, The youn
Oensral Oortalyoa and Untary Tafil Tha last weddint in the East Bom I "MB returning to his quarters at
II was said that aol a rag of tolled Unea I thmk bl HaUr Onnt and Kr FMtor Uta hour from aa evemog
as washed atoneof thete nlfaa, metitM9amMu,JttMmM.l4 Mr. Edward I iwtmstly spent with his parents three
wars any skeletons dragged from tha Q. I trtorf. & Zafi, which took rJ0U"diw. nPon reaching
0. P. closet. atti 1A74. Thi. nrohahlr tha swaatof the creek was Utteraliy
The dslegatioa was eompoaed of Ooa-1, wpui..ftin. which op to that! bay by the oat, which hild the pan
- - - - .1 . 1 a 1. I - . I . .1 - I 1. M J J A .n
aauiu mwavKom, joDge arart, 1 gBt 1 taken nlaos ia aha White I wiugw dvjuuu uu inu:u H
MaJ. H. L. Ctaant, afr: a J. Harris, 1 siMaa. I mort when advanced upon by Mr.
Or. D. H. Abbott, Q. Bass' Bradshaw. I iv. iuMii thai of If las Maria I Dsnnit. The young iyn was armed
dilprottbeTar Heei: Q.H.' OotBa-i tji..m.t I only with a clasp knife, and with lit
editor of tha Bhflby Anrora.sfcrmerllttllt MoBroa vho WM married in I weapon he waded into the brute, kick
Oongraimrj W. H. Bower, W. B.Ttaf-1 ua. jB tha East Boom. I Bf him over first. The oat sprang
soptof Merga.tttao:W. P, Biagaa.Dr i Mr.'Samael L. Goaverneur, of Kew qoiokly upon him and suoceeid in
A. Staatoa aad Ed L. Beegae, of High York. Oaly the relatives, attendants doing the young man's Sunday cbtbet
Point; J. r.-Haauiek, of Shelby; J. Moat indmata friends of the bride considerable damage before his throat
D Jonas, of Chatham eouaty: L. OUat - - uwi in thia waddlae. was onL Mr. Dennis bas killed ervenl
Wagoner candidate for marshal; a P. I wt tn -1-. . k-. mmm ets ia his time, but says this one
Fmsitrof OreastbororMaf.-H O; fSBatl un.k. irt.iL. nu in, I the bireeat he has erer seen. It is .aid
aad W. E. Logea, of AaheviOsrT. -L. ti w.rh iha hndaamaida rand
Esaery, of Ooaedrd,- j; A laUas, Mla-ftfe- vara all nreseat In state.
Qreensboro; Joha M. Wagoaer, of rTarlttitTtBtivitss olaaned tor this
aoMt- ' ha aadlkraom were Drillaat and
Throogh thetr several spoaMM, l,, . VMk'i time.
Messrs. Haokbara,' Ewart, XiUiSaMrfvoi Ml inort by the death
agaiast tha' aaaWag -sMst
tha three eeerJs
aslvso largely lata a 1 had
daasoaatratios) aad
agaiast the arntifflted
bm was auuaed M as aa "000s I Hrrisg u th, Ksal Boom on January
brokerage trust," whose chief aad la ar ig42. Jo Mr. William Waller, of
Uf. ia to keep m leag nwa -of I in its f nniamsbarg, Va. She was la her
of the State chaaraMa .la ' Paderal I - Tht. kriiiu.t
affair, attended, as tha records say, by
xna reanit or tae wait Hnaaa nam.
fareaoa. whieh '-" J narhaea
. l 7- m- r- 1 waawet, -wiw meir wivea i
a.wasiaaiine rraasoeat gave as- 4 lorilg Ministers near the
euraaot that be would" spooler Mr. I Oov,,, H.ndi
maeaoura s saaa at asaranai' wiwre iMk ... family aad their relatives "
sUty days, without rafareaes to Ibel . Tha nazt raallv brillant weddina in
probable eononuaace of the wear at the Eist Boom was that of MIm lf,nr
Greeasboro, la whieh Mr. 'WagWs Qraat, tha belored daoghter of Prest
brother -ia law is Involved as one at the 4W Md Mrs. U B. Grant, who was
rsvanua offleers. It was aawlmM, , Mav 81. 1874. to Mr.
mmtA tUmm K. .A ' I ...
r--- - AJferaoa aartoris, son 01 mr. ana an, nH 0 His Holy Spirit to subdue the
to turn aa attentive ear to the OoawUj tuu oj ;id Th. J.. a
. 1 -" 1 "o I aoae. wuioa nam uruauuvu iuu mu
iross ins JUfBtn in ouerig- readers today who well re. ...... :.i . .n
taasten ousuoe 01 nis oussnes. this fnmlo. Th. hrfd. .
Perhaps the most Important develop- 19 aad the bridegroom 28. About 200
moat of tha day was lb act of PrM-gaets witnessed the eaicmony. ' They
deat BooasTslt in tatting down the hart laeladed the officials of tha gnvernment.
THE NAD!N9UCL
long sustained a
rebellion.'
"Oo aaothar oooasion- rteauntiog the
blessings which had come to the union,
h. ..id ! W(i hftim.n Antinnnl h.lh d.
i- wr army, nary wy -uo , nor. h,th ,oy Bortal h,nd
wayeowai irNaaa. xno nom aooor"; I worked out these great things. They
oaa as in manatoa were snpero, ana
M4DINOLA SIM
teed, and ateney win he raraaead la ev
ery eaa what tt tana to nrnorm freekles,
plaplea, Uvar-apoSs. dollar dbwoleiasluBa,
hlaok-haads, disSeurlnc arapttons, eto. The
waist eaeas In a) days. Leaves the skla
elear, soft, healthy aad Nstoras the baaolv
of youth
Price nets and SitS. Bold ta aaeh elty by
all leading drueglcts, or by mall.
Mm Bua Browa wrlbei Maaavlila, Taaa,
S.pt not -I have boaa atlae year Hadl-
aola Be yptiaa Cream. Ooap aad Vadlne Faoe
Powderaad UkeUMm wry meea. This hi
(be Bret lumnw ataee nhlldhood that I aav
been wlthoat traofclee. I am M years old,ad
ave better eomplezloa aow than whea a
f lrt." Prepared only by
XATI0F1L TOILET CO., Paris, Tim.
Sold In Concord by
FETZER DRU CCT.7ANY,
AND LEADING DRUGGISTS.
U M tl l
oiven awayi
Commencing Decern ber 1, u
and ending night ot Decern
ber 23, we will give very ' '
rash customer a ticket fr 0
every dollar's wor.h of
..... C300DS -
they buy from us, entitling ' '
them to a chance at the fol-
lowing prizes:
FintftPrize, $11.50 tn
Ooods.
Second Prize, $7 50 In
Ooods. o
Third Prize, $5.00 In .
Goods.
Diawlu will he eoortocted aaaM a A
W. C. CORRELL f
NOTICE.
Tl hereby siren that the eirol mmmm
ml made h, th. Osbarra. h.mal hre
InMraaee OnmpM h) m aad Pfrahle i at
M Onneord Batloaal Bana oa orb-rt". Jaa-
aary Kl. MS JHO. A. PATra-ja.
Mot. ea.aadM
I that tbt female oat is especially vicious
I daring the period ot nursing and the
I one ia question was teen to be carrying
young. ;
Llae.la'e Deveat Spirit
Jsmtt G. Blaine was nrofouudly im
ot Dommodore Daettur, wno naa. hd I premed with thk religious character of
Krs. Decatur, gtveo the newiy weansa Aimhul unooi- u eiemolifi d in
pair a brilHsnt ball Jast after the White th- ton 0f hit public documente. Ia
BTOaeereeeptloB. ) Bieloe't book this tribute iwouad:
MS KUabetn xyir, oaugrjier, 01 Throushrmt the whole nenod of the
sirs, dona tyier, was 1 w h somtsnrjy directed the attention
I of the nation to dependence on G d It
may indeed be doubled whether hs
I omitted this to a tingle state paper Ia
' message to Congress, in every
proclamation to the people, ht made it
V .T "Mrs. Haolsoa, we members ot the 1 r- July. 1863. after tbe
T.l0kUM','rith ,brir mifm Bd bauleof Gettystwrg, hetalld upon the
people to give thanks because it has
pleased Almighty God to barkeu to the
aupplieadone and prayers of an afflicted
people, aud to vouohaafe signal and
affeotiro victories to the army and navy
of tnt United States,' and he anked
the people 'to render homage to the
Divine Majesty and to invoke the it flu-
Lite
Fire
Health
Accident
Plate Glass
Insurance
Surety
Bonds
at Roc Bottom Prices
in the r jost reliable com.
panie, and big bargains
in
REAL ESTATE
SEE
JNO. K. PATTERSON,!
Office no stairs at Postoffite.
AS! IflU ' TTVERY trock farmer
III I ' c
know) that Potash
is indispensable for pro
ducing good-paying truck
crops.
A liberal quantity of
Potash, along with ample
amounts of phosphoric acid
and nitrogen, is vitar to
successful truck growing. J
Books are now open
for subscriptions to
stock In the
35th SERIES
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ttgui ka Mi
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at Cabarrus savings Bank and
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ROBT.
S. YOUNG,
President.
H. I. WOODHOUSE,
Sec. and Treas.
GREAIOENTRAL
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We manufacture the
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Brass Rule. Brass Leads, Brass
Leaders. LSrass ualle vs. Metal v.?rr oer "7 of the week.
. ' ' I ISr mall tn. ilatl
Ho-told
hs
ncBtS of the organisaticm
Mr. Blaekbura to lay
writing ceases of hit
tnit will be done. It wew at the lug
gesuom of tha FmaVatal that tha date
gatioa thea ealled npoa HaateamOaair
taaa Oortalyom.
After the aeries of oowfeteaoet, the
dans gathered at the Hotel Ooohraa,
where OoBgreesmaa 1 Blaekbura ' bat
asaad for aa tifnotal i
tug tha day's aevetopaseats. -Thai
etateueot given oat by Mr. Kara: bora
selosae much anssraass towardt
Ouairmaa Boliint sad iadita
tae Uongreemea n kwkiag lorjatita
tnmbte by terluag to ear BBtauwaas
etaueet under which ha oatered upoa
an agreemeat to ouiitrut tha marshal-
snip.
Mr. Blaokbura said: "The coofer-
uca with tha rieaidftnuvae ewtarfy
-aU.laCvorjr'. air. Waouer will aa ap
pointed marshal withia the next tiny
days. tae
oca iakreet, the eaprstatua of
members of the deleganoa aad hd wid
not tolerate aay fooushaeaa oa the part
of thoat who ptofem to be BapabHoaat.
who eoauibute What they eaa
tu.ard Damooralio snooasi."' It Was
leany eboea to tha Praaidxat thai 90
per uent. f in aVpablieeae ia Horta
line miv again,! ln rvteoHoa) uf
a.' ia au.& a u ih.rd.K'ruteie
. nigo-r w oeriU "Osn ua tea
Fi iJhui am bd ute wteaee uf tea
twuple. lu rvturn tu tae ssu4et ct the
marsaaiship, I aimply deeire to say that
bVuhnteiUMc hasn't any mimes j.
a very wiiliog falniner I have ia
yn'mWn ttae ttatnaeet whieu W
idDd by him in Jane met, whereby 1
was tu name the mamoal aad M aa
qoeattoas one w-ku of taia etatemeut I
anil give it tu thr preet. Tae doM f
Juggling aad d. "able-dealing ia p-liuo
peat aad, so far as I ana euao rwxi.
tha ptoplt of the State efcafl kaow ta
truth. The man b oocwates the p-
ttiloa of chairasea of a g eat party' of a
State, who to Bar targe. Blmetq as to
make a false or mlfrtiaa; asatameat
to the press, hi aot sattuad to the eoafl
deae of aay part ef saw anas', ;isa
These differences might as waB be est-
The
Eepuhncaas ef 5oru Carottaa are ew
titled to fawdWUe-f aad -woa-a ar.
nanut ptMStaou i tea
aaaall frw the enairBjan af great pefy
to deal in, aad if ha kt aol bag eaaw .a
to toil the trata asdi
Mr
ri-
ttls well reatembsred that tha President
as4 Krs. Qraat aad the brothers of the
bride aeooespaaied the newly wedded
patt to Few York to set them set tall
for home." This was the last wed
ding la the Stat room.
But tha last waddiag ia tba White
House wet that of President Cleveland
aad Kits rraaead Foltom,' who grew
te be ewe of the most beloved mistresses
of the White Haass. They were mar
ried la tha Blue Boom of the mansion
asi June t, 1886. ' There was but a
mail company to witaees the cre-
moay, the bride having - coma dews
from New York with her mother for
tha
are thearradous gifts of the Moet High
God, who, ' while dealing' with ut in
anger for our sins, hath nevertheless,
remembered mercy.' "
' TtehvW Mix a p.
ttagaslnsotFua.
A subscriber to tho telephone ex-
ebange asked to be placed in comma
uiOBtioa 1 with his doctor. Theu the
following conversation, occurred :
Bcrbtcriber Doctor, my wife com
plaint of a severe pag at the back of
her neck aad occaMoaal nausea.
Djctor She must have malaria.
' SabecrlberWhat ia the best to be
done?
At thli mrtm.nl tha rlnrlr at the
This was the ninth marrisg. under!. a . . .
hUe? Wh,Ch hM heltCT mistake to a mechanical engineer, who
the greaser number of oar prvwide.nV WM Mi1wrinc inquiriei 0f a mill
Cmly the members of Mr Cleveland t M hi m what the hoib.pd
CaMaet, with their wives and a very hfftr (
sw pmtcawl fneadsof the bride and . th. iaia Uaed Ih
im'tegroom Mtenaea. it was s nrtt i (0 , considerable thick
time a rrasuent aae Been marnea in
the White House.
Wassw Cdra r. rcwMlpattea.
Half a plat of hot water token half an
hoar before teaaJkfaat will asually keep
tha bowele ragalar. Hanh eatjiarnra
aaoald be avoided. When a panrative is
aedTtakt TJbberlani's Stomach
aad Ltver Tableta They are mild aad
aveUteU their action. Tor Sals bjrV
T Marah aad D. D. Johneon, Oonoord,
aad A. W. Moosa,' Mt. Pleasant, v.
avepoot tha mark than to
hit the grounflo front of the target.
day yoa wiM get a bad scare,
whea yoa feel a pala la year bowels,
aad fear appeadiottu. Safety hea in
Dr. atiaw's Kew life Pills, a tore eare.
fee all bswal and etomach dlaeaees, snob
u etc
Ton eanaot repair a houet by sick-
lag at the
Book lfOBatala Tea is
BBKr Baald stsotrietty. It jrom to every
partefyarbod, bringing new baood.
aad aew viaor. It makea yoa
wall awd keeps yoa well. H
XBdSB, - -
nets. Let her cool during the night,
and ia tha morning before firing up
take a hsmmer andSboupd her vigor
ously. Then get a garden bote with
strong pressure from the main and
totVf play freely on the part affected."
Strange to aay, the doctor never taw
hta patient again.
Borders, Leads and Slugs, L,
Metal Leaders, Spaces and
yuads, Metal Quoins.
Send as a memo, of just what yon require, I
and let us quote you prima.
We are not In any trust or combination, and I
you will be agreeably surprised at what
we can save yon over regular prices.
Old oolumn rules refaced and made good as I
new. at a very small cost.
Highest prices paid for old type, leads, eleo-1
tros, brass, eto.
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Its Washington and Kew York bureaus
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giv. me sun's readers tbe earliest Informs
uon upon an important .vents In th. leg
latlve and financial eeuters of the country ,
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PHILADELPHIA
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No. m tth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Send for our new Catalogue.
To Preent a Cold JLny Day
take a Ramon's pill at Srat lnrliMHnnMH.a
Four Prizes
To be given away, about
January ist by
uimmm
the hustling merchants.
The amount of the prizes will be
aDout Jpzu.uu distributed as
follows :
1st prize A silk dress.
2nd prize A pair of Woolen
Blankets.
3rd prize Parlor Lamp.
4th prize Pair Lace Curtains.
We want to boy all the country produce
that is brought to Concord, and in order
to do this we are going to give a ticket
to every person from whom we buy pro
duce. One ticket to be given away for
every dozen of eggs purchased by us,
and also one ticket for every chicken
bought by as. And for every $1.00
worth of goods purchased from us for
the cash we will enve 5 tickets. The hut
offer applies only to the retail trade. At
the close of the contest tbe four persons
holding the largest number of tickets
will receive the prizes as above stated.
D. J. B0ST & COZIF'Y.
TAXES I TAXES!! TAXES!!!
Tam In recelut of.lAtt.rthhiniwnln. fmm
the state Treasurer, demanding that I vi-
lect tb. tax. Now, you all know that I eanJW
Be.Li W1.U ui. nsai. ana annnni until vnn
settle with me. To be able to meat th. iw
manda of tb law required of me Vwrnufnare
by the thirty-first of this month Ho.OttJ. and I
havent as yet got one-tblrd ot that amount.
Now, 1 hope vou will come to my relief and
pay vour tax at onee or suffer the penalty of
ui. iaw, wnicn ia not my u, ror i am nere
s is
aU the warnlnir I
expect to give and you may expect to abide
ready to receive. Tbl
by the oonsequenoes.
Dec, S, 1906,
ReBDectfulll
JA8.F. HAit&lS, I
inert fl.
12-9
For sale a farm of 153 acres in No. 9
township with two-story, eurht-room
house, double barn and necessary out
buildings, good pasture, good orchard,
.w,M(vi'.aXrw . rcu i-?n S? ? eiong 40 acres of timber, eto. Only 7 miles
MUia'S''ll''"d,,,' south of Oonoord, JnoK.PatteVson&Oo.
Missouri Pacific Rail w'y
AND
Iron Mountain Route!
Homo Seekers Ex
cursions to
Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma, In
dian Territory, New and Old
Mexico, Kansas, Nebraska and
Colorado, Nov. 7th and 21st,
Dec. 5th and!9tb.
Rate Chattanooga to Fort Worth and re
turn t'SS 10 uiher rates in proportion from 1
other oolnts In the Southeast I
wiuaira sell tickets to uregon, waaning-1
ton and British Columbia November Tth and I
ant. with jeturn limit of 21 days from date of I
sale, at very low rate n rite me lor lull information.
I. H. REHLANDER,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
ief
ritw0DcsU
Bo Bla t.perty.
Baa Itaactseo Chroalcl.
'"One Of my neighbors came in to see
me tbe other day in a great state of in
dignation," said Chief Clerk Fred Hill,
of the Occidental Hotel. "He claimed
that mv do had bitten one of bit cbil
dren, I Joer'talked to him and showed
how impossible it was for mv deg to
have bitten one of bit kids, and be re
tired satisfied. I must bests fine defl
beter T Not at all; I limply told bim
that there were foar reasons why it was
impossible for my dog to haw rt pled
tha sags of his offspring. First, that my
dog nevor went outside of the gate; sec
ondly, that my dog had no teeth;
thirdly, that my dog never, nnder any
cenaidaration, would eat meat in any
form, aad lastly, that I didnt own a
dog. Tba first three did not seem to
satisfy him; but ho 'simply couldn't
holdout agaJnt the last one, which
rr .mmd m- .... mA wv-1 juat gem to show what strength there
is what a happy old world this would to -Ot if rightly
Portland, Oregon, Exposition.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
Very Lot Round Trip Rates
via
Illinois Central R. H.
CHOICE OF ROUTES
Two trains daily, Atlanta to St. Lou
is in connection with W. & A. B. B.
The only through morning sleeping car
Ati vnta to St. Louis. m
For full information, dates of saTe-
rates, tickets and descriptive circulars,
Address,
F. D. MILLER, Iray. Pane. Agt.
17 Pryor St.. Atlanta, Oa.
HOLIDAY BXCCBSIOIt BATBS.
Round trip rata, one and one-third tare,
plus 85 cents.
Territory All points south of the Ohio and
Potomac rivers and east of tbe MlRsiseslppl.
Dates of sale, December S3, S3. St, Si, Wth
and 81st, and January 1st, 1908.
Limit ol tickets, January Wh. IMS.
Same rate to teachers, no pupils attending
college Tickets sold December 17th to sttb.
Limit January jtn. nm, un nreeentation and
surrender of certificates signed bv superin
tendents, principal or preMdenta ticket
may d oougnt to many points outside ot
the above uvritory.
For schedules and other Information writ.
J. C. Com., D. P. A ,
I ChattanooRaV Tenn.
. H. 1". XaTTlMBR, T. P. A.,
KnoxylUe, Tenn.
1AIL i -
! .rW Shall
It Be?
si.
Your Christmas gift to "him" or to "her" or
to "them?"
HamH m. MMH, mm A tl. ..A f I
fun s. nun t aiiu wuuuur aiiu uiaii at iiunic -ft
what to give each friend you will remember.
lore Ideas can be obtained from ONE visit
here than from weeks of planning at home;
Our stock is so displayed that it will be sug- t
gestive to just to visit the store. Come often.
Why not Furniture for a Christmas gift ?
Craven Bros.
Furniture and Undertaking Co. f
Car. w-ftaa, aeorfarule, M. O.
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