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John I So ikkkii.i., K.litor .ukI I n il d i ssl ir
Volume XXXIII.
FU Pl-I SHED TWICE A WEEK.
CONCORD, N. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1906.
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The Times
Covers
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Like the
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LIE KNOCK AlfUEN CASE
, K. l-ir;T After -10 Years tuFiini
Wife a. W: !uw.
. h.i 1 een killed in t In'
I' 'i:ii-i.;un:iiiv!i. Anderson
n t ly l i i M i reii l " Ml-; 'h i
abor-ham eoiuity, (!a .
his ife t In- willow of
Wl ) II irt
Blue Serge
Suits
1 1 . i r in ;iu rim s w ! . n
i 1 et nu- t eh ! hes li .'ill
k i "i Is i 'I wy.'i r . i In v . t ' v.'
ri ii 'I. c .iii 'i 'i i il lf. : ' ' -1
Oi Ml V I! lei 1 t 111 i 1 . v ; i 1
evening -' r
Ycu can't get thro'
tho summer with
out one . .
We 1 i.t e j ii--1 iva i i 1 1 ;i
t i h 1 1 i. .uric kite. 1 .--
p i-i. . 1 1 ',' g m m1 valuer sin-
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Winn t In- ( " i! War broke nut
I'eima'i was i'Th- of the most pros
i'lToiis farmers in I la! icrsham ci unity.
II' v. as years old, and a hride
Lrroi 'in ' if a week. He took service
wit h a company organized by ('apt.
r .r'uii'l l-'ulier, and fought through
-veral .-f the bloodiest hattles in the
ear! n'i:o'! of .the war.
I-!1. ery week rittman wrote to his
liri:'e, until after liie bat tie of ( 'hiek
ain;iii).ra. wiu-n hi lett.-rs sudilenl
iea-0'1. His la.-t letter U fore the
hat tie was to the et'Vc! that he felt
hi- dea'h was near. lie wrote
the evenintr before the' battle
oK'iieil.
"I ha '. rn posses-ed by a pre
n niM of death for the last three
das." ui;,.:e I'ittnian. "1 implore
..'i not t be jrrieveil if you ri'i'i-ive
i, tiiat I ha-e fallen. I h:ie fried-
: i-i r .- lui'i.l of ih.is fear, but ii
been a'i in vain. I.;us! niht I
''a'!.i I w-is i.ot t hroUKh liie heart,
ji.m as i v.,- regiment was ad-, aiu-in'
; o i i'e i-hai'i-e.
"W'e are iyinr ready no-, to .ir"
.: ;.. I..ait: !o-mo:-fow a! da break,
a;,.; I i.t.ow it'is useless for me t't ry
;v i'.nt. "U know, dear,
-.'. !-', i l-.-f.- is hfe there is hojK',
ai.'i i an, ' "pefu! enoiitrh not to say
-,'r.. yhx, ;.! keep bot h of us. '''
In !) sri i' :. with the letter
,-.i::.e "!! :!!vi.il docunu-nt inforniiny
Mi'-. I'i'.tn.an that it was Ix-lieved
i'.-r hu-band had been slain. He
was -eeii to fall soon aftor the battle
-ta.r'.i d. ai d mie of his comrades
reported that he apwared to be
r-tt.-iK.v hit.
I e.t IV'rian u as only sliuhtly
'. "',.! Med. lie was p'Vked Up by the
I e-le'-a!
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TIMELY SUGGESTIONS.
l;--i-,'liu l
Typhoid fever is e.ead.t " nine
times in ten either from Hies or
di inking water. And the driiikin.u
water eatehes it not 1-olu the lower
regions but fiom t',ihv premies
the vei n;s of the h, a-' beiii
swept in by tains. i he ; . like
wise, fetches the ib ea-e from not
distant tilth.
Now this is not ;h- ,-rv. It is fa-t.
It is not to be nue-.tioned. Heinp
so, one can pr vent feer. If you
keep your premise : c'ean and whole
some nsiiiLC iiine fi.-ely the llies
and the floods v, i ! have no erms
to carry. Moreover, a d.vent man
will not p;;t a wei, .i:ere filth wii!
wash into it or ;irh a here it can be
carried to his well.
And if your neijjrhl a.- sh uld, re
port him t" he amhoritie- in the
name of dec, acy and I'ne l.otd. 1 or
a nuit! 'las no more ri. nt to kill peo
ple by cult i'. atine. typhoid fever
than one ha to nh ;.: warden with
rat t le-snaiu s.
Malarial fever U di
THE JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
man system ly in-
every case star- s v. i
This js a fact. too.,
v. hieh yi -u may acc-p
you cho.,..'. And I-
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CLOTHIEES.
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into the tui
toes almost
a inosijuuo.
"t a theory
r doubt, a
1: true vh'i
' tj.'-s uito.
u can. in mane t,a--e., l.ili him
before he leaves th." . ater. A little
common kiTosi-;,. "i ei.'doi;. nu
iu' see to i( that tl.e.u ,.n- lii'-iiiiiec-essary
.-i.aLT.nant - within -.nn
yar.is of your fioa.-( . can also
iCt H nii'S'iuitn net i -leep ii.li'n r.
If one can p:a -. t. :-ea. e and re
fuses to do so. be 1., e. :!.!e for
the si.-kiiess. .'mil di at:, thru ma- result.
Yull! if I iiii..i! 1 11 in
None of the exiliition? held to mark
anniversaries of national events has
celebrated a more significant histori
cal date than the fair which is to lie
opened at .Jamestown Virginia, next
year. 1'he recent appropriation ,v
Congress of more than a million dol
lars for the exhibition serves to re
mind us that 1'.m7 will be the tercen
tenary of the found ine; of .lame-town,
the first, permanent English colony in
America.
Most American fairs hae com
memorated events in history, national
independence, the landing 'of Colum
bus, the purchase of : Louisiana, the
Lewis and Clark exjiedition, but they
have been exhibitions of modern art
and industry, displays of the wonders
of the present. The Jamestown fair
will be the first to be historical not
only in occasion, but in character.
It will be designed to afford a studv
of our national beginnings.
Looking out upon Hampton Loads
toward Fortress will stand a gnum
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"i iiuiiuiiigs ui r.nc-iy oxocuteii co
lonial architecture, ranging from the
administration building, which will
resemble a c.'k.nial or eur!v -rate
Capitol, down to the smaller build-air-..
111 t - ii ... ' 'e-
lU'signe.i iKe colonial 'Iwellings. 1 Rise when the ladies leave the room.
In the Arts and ( rafts Village wii! i and stand till tiiev are out.
oe leprouuceo me nvlust r;i, an(n .;at f
hnm liF.. .a .10 - . ..... i- I .....
obtainable relic that will reveal ik
A GOOD MANNERS CODE FOR BOYS
s.-li-.-t.-,l.
Keep step with anv one vmi walk
with.
Hat lifted in saying "(iood-bye"
or "How do you do ?"
Hat lifted when offering a seat in
a car or acknowledging a favor.
Always precede a lady upstairs,
and ask her whether you mav precede
her m passing through a crowd or
public place.
Let ladies pass throueh a door
first, standing aside for them.
Let a lady pass first always, unless
she asks you to precede her.
Hat off the moment you enter a
street door, and when you step into
a private hall or office.
Never play with a knife, fork or
spoon.
I'se your handkerchief unobtru
sively always.
In the dining room take your seat
after ladies and elders.
Look jieople straight in the face
when shaking or being spoken to.
In the nark.r, stand till every lady
in the mom is seated, also older peo
ple. Rise if a ladv comes in after vou
arc seated, and stand till she takes a
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Unknown
Man Strui-Knurkc
Woman With
:!v .-.it. Mi-
Southern forefather.
to i e jaacr-d ;r, .--rdrt
and at forge, bench ;.
ers renre.-vntinu tin
low as tho others,
and fini.-'i ihe course when they do.
I )o mil look toward a bedroom
f the nation is door when nnssine- Alw.ivs knock-
ecttons- at anv nrivate room door.
1; 'in, w.a k-: Sjiecial rules for the mouth are
ia;!y laher of that all noise in eating and smacking
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Why a NATIONAL BANK is Best
A N.-itii'iial Hank is tinder flic
I'nited States (' 1 veriinient .
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if tin
Law
ig Natioii.-il H -mix
ie v r strict.
gi 1 vcniing
Tln-v .-ire iciiitireil to submit t the government a
sworn detailed statement PINT: TI.V.I-5 ;i year.
The stockholders are held responsible for HOI HI. I;
the amount of their stock. This is for the bemht d
the depositors.
The capital stock is require d to 1 !.aid in en-'i. ,u d
must be held intact lor the benefit of the depositor.
The Hank is required each year to .old to its surphis
acconnt before (leelaring di idends. This is lor the
further security of the depositors
A National Hank cannot loan more than 10 per cent,
of its capital to one man or firm.
The Concord National Bank
Capital $100,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits $26,000
No large amount required to start an account.
an-i atter t v weens 111 a
ho- p;:a! was di.-charged as cured,
i'lien 'i.e I'e-ieiais soni him north a
a pi--' tier of war. 1'ittman was held
an : i '. 'ace w as declared .
In the prison he had found an
enemy 111 an.n her prisoner. The day
the )t ison was empt ied the man at
tacked 1'iUman witii an ax. andl'itt
mun stabbed him to the heart with a
knife. Lit t man was at once arrested
and thrown into his old cell. A
shoit tin, e after he was tried, con
victed and sentenced to 40 years' im-prisonment.
S' l cx t t '1 i f 11 ,at i oas i e i US-.' 1 1 t-TT
s ht-re ho u as c 'lilined. He says
j thai he i. trying to blot out the p:Lt
I from his mind, and that he U-lieves
he wiii ih-wr mention the prison.
His -., ;;! was broker, by the ter
rible fa'e that hail befallen him. He
w as w it ii, 'ii ! tn in.ey. and a prey to
abject hi.pi ' "Less !) did not write
1 1 : is wife ..r friends.
Edwin Booth's Open Theatre.
A .-.ear or more before his death
li.b.vin I '.ooth received a letter from
a prominent .v,v ..rk minister, in
which tie reverend gentleman ex
plained that lie had always felt a
'li'-iiv I" witness l ninths portrayal
of "Hamlet." but as such an act
would he conlrarv t the doctrine of
of his faith he a.-ked I loot h if he
'aid i.-.t arrange to have him ad
mit U .1 bv a private entrance after
'tie performance laid begun, it being
i :i- m t. ;:' i"!i lea e by t he same
door, thereby escaping the notice "f
' he audience.
To th:- I'ootii replied:
"K. v.-re: d Sir: Vmirs received.
1 It- ri p:y wo'i,,l sav there is no Hour
I ni t la thi at re t In-. iugh which 'n 1
.in il M i C .nir-.nli--- l.lfi-
VVaili- r'tarmi'L' frotn tln (Jraml
Army la'1 iiiiii-ini-nt at Wa-liiiitoii ('ity
a 1 oinr.ti!" from Klgin. Ill , wjw takeu
wit'i rh.ili ra li.nrl.ns and-was in a crit
ii.il i-i,i-.-!'.:i..a," says Mr .1. E. Hoiifrn
liti.l. of Etilnti. Inwa "I pave him
( 'iia ui! i. rl.iai s Cnhc, ( 'holi-ra and Diar
i i,ni a K -nn-iiy and l.i'In-vesavcd his life.
have t"'t 11 "ii i' i d for t n years in im
migration work and n inducted many
tiartii-s to tin' south and wist. I always
carry tins remedy and have tised it snc-
fuily ci many i K-casions. " Sold by
M I.. M.ir-h and I). I). .lohnson, Con
cord, and A Y. Moose, Mt J'loasant.
S I.ISI',! :y, X. C. .! ,':v :
'ergie .Jenkins, a v II known and
higl-.ly re.spev-p. il oii-!:.'.;. of this
city, was tin victim a tj as
sault late Saturday i-.ial't at the
liands of a s'r;tr,ger v-. ,,; i slipped up
behind he-. ri ihe st t an-l dealt
her a fearful blow i: !:.- fo-eh.ead
with a pair of knu Tin- blow
came without warni ig or provoca
tion and Miss denkir.s was knocked
down and dazed for the time. She
was accompanied by a younger sl-ter
and a gentleman who attempted t'
knock the villain .dour but the latter
escaped in grtat baste. Odicers
later arrested aJnan yi ing his name
as Mauney-. whit33 su - ected of being
guilty 'of ihe crirnn. but there is
man.
While asleep on ti e main line of
the Sou t hern Hail way ' wo miles south
of this city piii! I'o.sti"-, colored, was
struck and instantly killed by am in
coming train yester lay. Hi heart
wa.s literal'y torn op -n by the blow
from the pilm nf t! -' engine winch
hit him. Foster ha.: with him a suit
case tilled with wiasxev bot lie; and
carried Is in cash.
'.tie i M colonists w'i t,riK hi,. v. : .,r .i,., i;,... . i,..,,i.i i..
like those that have survived from!
tJ'''r 'Kvs- I Conundrums.
In the department of education! ,-, , ,
oi,! i ,,; i ii hen t.-. a step like a great bur
UI" social economies will tie revealed I (1 , '
not merelv theinstructi-.e continidtv i u-. ,
e - yf r , -I W hen lu avv.
1 ifg n a hi for three centuries, - , ... , .,
i,,t i u i i . t.i ,- W hen is a babv ike a ba .
Pat t he i I'M'!'" nm-i'.t of : he earn e na-1 u-, .
;()? i iit. ii a iii'iiia in; iiiu .
'-i i' ii. .1 i e ' When is a woman's tongia
Ihe exhibiti'-n wo, be good m f';-: hrs0 in han;css ?
warding aciuamtance and sympathy ! -. - ,
i...,,-..-.v, .. .. .. ... a ...a ....v., ... .. .-..tv,.
oeiweeii .'eopie in iiiei sejitii iiii'v
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I" 1 s .. LIU. ' - Hi ' , L 1 . . o . I IlLi 1 V til 1 , 1 . ' :
u hi'ther or not he s ti irtunan-enough ,i-e ,
. e a. i , . " hen counter-fitting,
to Lsit .Jamestown, can f:u to In-neat i,-u , , , ,,
i ,. ,, ii- , c V hv s a booth ack ike the sun
o. Lin- iiu hhk eitii I'M i a i ,ei i i hi n
great tiational story.
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When is an honest carpenter a il-
Wanted to t.r Obliin.
.i:iy vis;tof, wisning to Po
to the little son of her h st at table,
said: i
"What a pretty dimple -oii hte.e,
I'.enny !"
"Vou thi-nk that'-s a iire!! .lim-
pjL-l'" -nil tlu Im.v "N'an-ma ca'i I
rir.w trr-K-- III! -rir. o,i ,
a.-h-'
1 le shines for all.
' When are sick people like a tea
, table"
hen cupped.
c What part of a cow do boys most
fear V
The cow hide.
When are boys like saddles ?
When pummeled.
Why are our eyes like saucepans,'.'
They have lids.
Jl 1 i - yl , I , .1 1 1 iLn on jco hoi ise '
Lecause it has sawdust inside it.
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1 o not attempt to rerr.ev,
frotn the face w ith cold water.
Ust Cranberrie
for malaria.
are said to be good
Headquarters for Edison Machines
and Records. Standing order for all
new Records: records 35c srold mould.
Headquarters for Victor's Disc only.
Standing order for all new Records.
Headquarters for uColumbias"Cylin
der and Disc. Standing order for new
Records; cylinder 25c, disc 35c, 00c
and $1.00.
In the good old summer time when woik
is done and you are taking your case, get
me ot the above magnificent cntcrt a inet
Vou and vour friends will envoy if. Coin
to the store that satisfies and hear those
Royal Entertainers, and u, like ihe
I 'neen of Sheba, will exclaim, "The half
has never Lcen told."
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5 We have our Warehouse r
filled with Flour, Ships tuff,
Meal. Corn and (hits. He
E sure and get our prices be-
fore you lmv.
E Hring; us your Hutter, r
Ivggs. and Chickens.
T. , Will vc you the best E
E market price.
DOVE-BOST COMPA'Y
5 1 J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II III III IMS I It 1 1 1 til III Mill HUH
For sale--A splendid 4d-acre farm, on
Dutch r.uttalo crock, in 'N'o.
township, adjoining Mrs. M.iry L.
Kitchie and Oook V h'oil, with dwelling,
barn, outbuildings and orchard. Price
uly 150. Juo. K Patterson A- Co.
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What You Leave
I With Us
lis v V I i, u i. , I - I 11 1 o
Willi . o s n I ' ' I It 1 1
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A kla u 'MS'l -laic- m- .-..!
order man's hi , n isa i. ,n , and
wc Will sin i w V Ml In i ' . ra ;, 1 1
is to, U;, to 1 1 1 1 j ,1 iea 1 1 1 1 .
cr 'il.cly wc will he aiil. t,,
.P ih'h ill. in dui'licat it .
It will In worth our while to
iro c t Ins tor i Mii'sell.
VV. C. CORRELL
Loading Jeweler.
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Nutiung Weak About Him.
An Irishman, coming over on om
if the big liners, was seasick ami
lendintr over the rail in great dis
tress. An ollicer ot the neck stop
ped near him and remarked:
" l on seem to have a weak stom
ach. Hat.
Straightening- up anl throwing
.at his chest the Irishman replied:
"Wake nawthin'! Oi'm throwin'
as fur as annv wan on this side the
hip, sor!"
A M in I erfi M rue le.
"Truly niir-ulou scniod the recov
ery of Mr-i. M'lllie Holt, of this place,"
writes J. it It. Hooper, Woodford,
Teim , "sin1 whs so wasted by coaghing
u)i Jims from her lungs Doctors de
r!aied her end so near that her family
ni, d Aaichcd by her b dside fcrty-right
aojr-; when, at ary urgent requtst, Dr.
King's New Discovery wr.s given her,
with the astoaiahiiig result that im
provement began, and continued until
nIih family completely recovered, and
is a healthy woman to-day." Guaran
teed cur" tor coughs and colds. 5oc and
I Hi at All Drug-ists. Trial bottle
frees.
The Canadian soldier is the best
paid in the world. He receives .$2-
a month, w:h a substantial increase
after the completion of his first
year's service.
The Canning Factory
An nisi it ai ,- it, w. . h aj'p. ars t
be pei formiag its !i...-si.,n w 11 i the
canning fact -r.v n. ar M.rganto!a
r.lackberrie-s:ire now being bro-aght in
by the wagon load, :'..r picking which
the women and ehil.avn get from s'l
to J.iin ;i day, to sav notldng of ied
ugs. A correspo!-.. lent oi uiei nar
otte I )bserver s;i s the' men. even.
have stopped other v..rk X pick
ilackberries o!i ace.-,,nt of superior
financial induci-na :.ts. After tlie
erry season is over the eat !;; gets
iiisy with beans, toma'ees and c -rn,
md finally jiunipkins, which carries
the business well up to hecimber.
What, we would like to ask. is the
matter with the canning business '.'
MoihM e I ;t t in ll'li'ii nrrj Hit- lot ( i.n-
ii : inn.
When Max. n. t'a - fiano-as guii iiivi-n-
tor, I'hu-. d Ins gua In lor-- a conimittec
of judges. Iv- -tad-d I-- carrying powi-r
to be mic-h below wn.i: he felt sure the
enn would ;i.'i .ini; '!..-.!. 'I'ne r-sult of
the trial was tin referi gr. iit surprise,
instead of disapn,ia'i:i,-nt. It is the
same with the manut'acturi r.- of Cham
berlain's Colic, (.'holira and 1 Varrhoca
Remedy. They do not puliliely lioast of
all this remedy will a: i-omphsh, hut pr
fer to let the users snake the statement
What they do claim, is that it wnl posi
tively cure diarrhoea, dysentery, pauism
the stomach and bowel.-, and has never
been known to fail. For sale by M. L.
Marsh and D D. Johnson, ConcOrd. and
A. W. Moose, Mt. l'lea-ant.
OBEY
FOR
DO YOU WANT IT?
Our
His Scheme Worked All Right.
It is related that a certain man va.
recently verv sad because his wife-
had gone out of town on a visit
which she would not shorten in spite
of his appeals to her to '-"ine honn
He finally hit upon a plan to induct
her to return, tie sent Her a copy
of each of the local papers with out
item clipped out, and when she wrote
to find out w hat it was he had clippci
out he refused to tell her.
The scheme worked admirably 1 In
less than a week she was home t
find out what is was that ram Pee.n
going on that her lv:-!-ar,d itidn't
want hi r to knew ao.-,'U .
Could Eat, But Couldn't See.
A farmer wh- went to a large
city to see the sights engaged a room
at a hotel, and before retiring asked
the clerk about the hoars for dining.
"We have breakfast from si to
eleven, dinner from eleven to three,
and supper from three to eight,' ex
plained the clerk.
"Wa-al, say," itxiuired the farmer
in surprise, "what time air I goin'
ter git ter see the town'.'"
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Great Stock Reduction .Sale has come to a close, and we take this
means to inform the general public that we are well pleased with
the results, and wish to thank all our friends and custom
ers who so generously helped to make it a success.
THE DAYVAULT COMPANY
Do not believe in doing things by halves, nor do they believe in making statements
that will not bear investigation, and while we have made many new customers
and friends, it is not our policy to sit still and say nothing. We are going to get'
into the habit of expressing ourselves. What is public opinion ? It is the concen
sus of popular expression, and from now on we want you to look for our ads. for we
will have something to say that will mean MONEY FOR YOU. We expect to
have the "concensus of popular expression' m our behalf, and the manner in which
we expect to succeed is by fair and honest dealing, best goods and low prices.
The Dayvault Company
have never allowed themselves to feel that in simply giving his or her money's
worth they had fulfilled their whole duty, but tried to perform that duty in such
a way as to assure them of their appreciation of their patronage.
Our Cash System is Doing the Work. :
We pay spot cash for every dollar's worth of goods we buy, and take all discounts
and we intend to educate the general public to come to our store and see for them
selves that we are in position to look after their interests in every line, and in such
a manner as to warrant a generous share of their trade.'
Our Grocery Business
sec great doings; in
will 1e extended in every line. You vi
this store before bng. We want. all your produce, butter, i-ggs,
etc.. and will par the top of the market. Our Dry Goods, Notions, ('luthing. Shoes, Hats, Wagons, liuggies. ...Ma-
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trade. Money talks, aud it you want to see an explanation of it
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give u- a chance to ligure with vou.
Come to the Cash Store. Come to the Cash Store.
THE DAYVAULT COMPANY
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