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B. Shkhhib.v Editor aiid Fvibllatiar.
PUBLISHED TWIOtt A WaCKK.
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Number 15
VOLUME XXXIV.
CONCORD, N. O., FRIDAY. AUGUST 21. 1908
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STILL WB GROW.
WHY?
THE ODELL SKIES CLEARING.
FIGHTING RABBIT BEAT All COMERS.!;
THE TRUTH AT LAST.
f ARMERS OH TOP.
BECAUSE-
This is a strong hank stroncr ia capital, strong; in
its olliceis who have it management in hand, strong in
its borird of (lirt'ftorr, strong in its stockholders who
number over eighty of the most representative and 'in
fluential men ol the town and county bank with
which the man of small a flairs can do business and
meet with the same courtesy and consideration as the
man whose. business amounts to thousands of dollars
daily. i '
It is a careful, active, safe, successful and a growing
institution, and orie,th.'it aflbrds'its patrons the .high
er degree of safety knmvn to the law.
It alv ays has uiniy toloanto meet all the reason
able renuircments of i ts patrons.
If you are not already a customer ol tins Wank,
this le your invitp.t
Ireauy
i(n 1o
become one.
CITIZENS BANK & TRUST COMPANY
A. JOSF.S YOKKIv.
v President.
M L. MAKSII.
Vice President.
CIIAS. IV
WAGONER,
Cashier.
JOHN FOX,
Assistant Cashier.
Mr. SJ W. Cramer of Charlotte Expresses t ferocious lepos Syfvatkus Was a Terror t
tlrtfa ao4 CtuUrra.
W WANT TO; BUY YOUR
PRODUCE
WE WILL GIVE YOU THE HIGHEST
MARKET PRICES FOR IT.
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We will buy youf Better all summer. 1'ack it up in
tW vKjwpl I This saves printing, and
iv; lout ns pood for us to handle. We
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cents a pound for it! . v
will pay you 1214
Highest prices paid for Chickens, Eggs and
1.. Beeswax.
The D. J. Bost Co.
THE CASH GROCERS
Belief That Settlement is in Sight
Charlotte ODierver, lwU. '
Well-posted and intelligent cotton
mill men declare that, as a result of
the recent fires which have atilicted
the Odell Manufacturing Company,
of Concord that corporation can
now see its way out of trouble and
that if present plans do not miscarry
the stockholders will shortly - have
funds in hamTsuflicient to take steps
looking towards a discharge . of the
receivership find the return of the
management of the poperty to its
original owners The amount of the
insurance held on Mill No. 4, which
was burned Saturday, was $210,000.
This amount, to wit, $210,000 will
certainly be paid as the risk was an
approved one and the valuation Well
within the prescribed limits Added
to this should be S100.000. which is
due on the insurance
helonjrinir to the Odell
ire Company, which were burned in
the Ken bleachery lire several weeks
ago. in omer woras mere win
shortly be available at least $310,000.
with which, it is believed, the stock
holders can, if they are so inclined.
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go into court ana tane me steps
necessary to have the receiver dis
charged on the .grounds that they
can now finance the property to the
satisfaction of the creditors.
With these facts in hand. an Ob
server man yesterday called upon
Mr. Stuart W. Cramer, who re
presents several of the creditors,
and asked him what he thought of
the situation, v He responded that he
wa willing to do anything to help
the Odell Manufacturing Company
and that he saw no reason why the
situation should not now be cleared
up. So far as he and his interests
were concerned, he added that he
was willing, after having looked into
the matter carefully, to recommend
that terms, of part cash and part
time, such as could now be given, be
accepted and that the property be
returned to its original owners. It
is likely that the j other .creditors,
when the facts are Rightly presented,
will agree to the same proposition.
As Mr. Cramer stated, there is little
doubt but that the Odell interests.
to Cats, Dogs and Boys.
rutikuin; t;aett-T1w.
j.y that tb "'poof
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srrat
qiwn-trwd.k-n
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i Tirw nf n cm arr ohi noui?n ncrrjwT miw -itwi.
I remember very well how many
I rwrtl. ivn frwMnt with Crttver
Have you ever seen a fighting rab-j Cleveland who "auld out to the
bit? Did you ever wilnessja dog money power." We were led to
whipped to a frazzle byra frisky believe that he lined his pocket-book
cottontail? A gamecock. bleeding with the lucre 6f Wall Street, and
and dazed, forced to run from Bun-' was perfectly willing for the country
nv? Or a fiercely growling tomcat to to to the dbg3 so he was well
After Ufcrf DcUarv
Uai MrrhanU AcUtk. U in a
fair fc?fUt make thitirhrriy arvufl
that tiMni They ar after the !4
farnvr ari-n from the rsr- ijrtt-e the d.iu-u no muc
n.l now t4M- hU own bttMnes. iure ioctunt h-h thjr will t
We have recently visited a cro- mjt. j A credit hat trm
then ttautn Rivmc
munity where, a decaie ao. ire t,y
turned into a faltering coward that fixed himself. It was all a cruel
scurried up a tree to the nearest (falsehood. Mr, Cleveland lived, a
branch by a gray bandicoot? Why, simple and economical life at i'rince
B. S.Jones, of Valonia street. Thirty- ton and died a comparatively poor
ninth ward Homewood, Aas been man. Even ao recent a thing as his
com oel led to fasten a steel muzzle election to the board of advisers of
on his giant specimen of the Lepus certain insurance companies brought
Sylvaticus to prevent it from tear- upon him the wrath of his enemies
ing to shreds the trousers' seats of and the indignation of the ignorant
mischievous schoolboys, and he has and the credulous. No man, per
had to chain it down with a ring in haps, in all our public life has been
its nose, like an angry bull. And he so villified and slandered as has
is no competitor of rrof. Long for JGrover Cleveland; and he bore it all
nafurA-falfincr hnnnrn He SftV9 his I in ailrmro nnrl natipntlv waited until
on the goods rodent has achieved a reputation no the passion of that unhappy period day at the crackpot the o
Manufactur- bulldog could hope to surpass, and hal subsided. We are now entering lash was more of a slave,
ere burned in is the undisputed boss of the Thirty- upon another campaign that pro- are different now. The far
"time" nierchant wu the monarrtj
of all he surveyed. The farmer put
himself completely under the power
of this village autocrat, and when
he laid in his supplies the crusty
clerks were under instrurtins to
sell him as little as possible and at
ka hiirh a price. The poorer the
buyer the bigger the price. In the
fall U the year the crop was simply
turned over to the merchant, and
there were hard times in the farm
er's home until the next spring w hen
the books were opened for another
account. Oh those were dark days
for the tiller of the soil, and no ne
ero who e er arose at the dawn of
overier
Things
armer has
learned a few things. He has put
his brain to work, and by the proper
use of fertilizer, the drainage of his
perm a i rating. ui u u c not
stop at ti. ,S)t the lleeord: j
Ijwt wet k a member of the Mer
chant. Asxiatkn u ta!kir.g with ;
oue of itfee minuter of the town
about the matter of drbt paying and
the titration amoung the local
nerchahU. It mm that aome of
the nr.nUter dicuvd the matter
among tihemfwlve. and a a cutwe
qu nce. not pay,rg a jut debt w
tnadt tiile sut-Kct of rvmark at leat
two pulpit Sunday. In the morning
Dr. Detwtler. at N eat Market church
re ferred U the matter jut before
his sermon and woke up some of
the brethren. At tlie f o'clock
service at V, race M. V church, the
pastor. Uev. T. J. Oiiburn. U aaid to
have taken the hide along with the
hair on the question of not paying
one's dtbt. This U a deplorable
situation. It is aaid that the Mer-
on
IUslte4 U Mr. Rna fM RtltL
! The IVtrau are mre iv
e ia thi emmj en thMhry h
lrr-n a Ume lv' I irtfrr
nrr the trJ ' l","",t!!
; UTi4?rI. drter?r.ire.!, aJI humxj
ai'. atn that faitu rairp fn
turl i wr.H h rea!ti in a treat Vm vtatK
each! land lde Mr, t'.rjan Ka -n
ninth ward animal classes. No mises to be rather active, and it will
heavyweights are: barred, either. be well for us to recall the past and
TUa T-aKhit1 ia nni vorsall V arpnrrtwl I tlrn arith manu orraina nf Rolt th
Ipi- nd hull stories that will he set land, the employment of tettcr tools! chants. Association has due it
ness, and in the experience of most afloat about public men. Partisan land the application of more common $'20,(M in Greensboro ,mt of which
rhtnH nrvt naaionflrrtt oro onfirolv tnn rArclpqA seh ireneraliv in the runnine of j it U imttareible to cmIocU
timid. But let Bl S. Jones, of Va- about opening their columns to abuse his business, he has become the Up- All over the country are , living
Innia Rtrpet. tell his ownlstorv. ' and misrenresentation of men whose tain and the store man the servant people w ho drcsa in the moat cotly
" WVion I first ornt nn!?faainn nf mv I rvnliioa fhov nnnnw It ran h t I The fine Drices of the past ten year jrarments. out of whom not a cent
t Ua "i irant Kim in ttuLjnn,n . rnfo Plu that a man uL-hA hftvt tmiilv rewarded him for all hi can e colloctei bv law. Hut this is
LA- UU9 -uiu aava i va vr tt ii no out v a . . . . . . . l -
chicken coop. But he raised rows is strong and big enough to be Presi
with half a dozen big game roosters, dent of the United States is neither
and one after another he took their a thief noi a liar. He is an honest
measure. It was great to watch man though he may be wrong; and
them fight. Stretching lorth his the chances are that iie is nearer
ruffled neck and with blood in his rijcht than we who judge; him. The
eye, the gamecock drew at the cot- truth will come at last, but in its
tontail. riDDinsr nis long, sharp spurs! lone delay the victim of falsehood
downward as he foueht. I must bear a heavy burden not his
"Cool and apparently self-poss- own
Mr. Kern's
His Home
toil and the rural free delivery has
brought him into close touch with
the outside world. We wish the
changed conditions m this com
munity might be universally true.
and we are glad to believe there is
steady progress everywhere ia this
direction. The raw and awkward
hay seeder whose whose picture
adorns the funny papers is coming
to be the finest gentleman in the
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Confidence Returning.
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Krview in neTiews. .... i
Even while the railrQads are showj
in such fearful losses in earnings.
there is discernib e a strong note oi
returning confidence in business
This was one of the factors in' the
iattempt to appeal to the voting hoi steady advance of the stock markejt
polloi by the mere affectation of jn the latter part of July, resulting
bucolic tastes and interests. in m the highest prices seen since tne
making up an estimate of n the man panic of last October for many int
one cannot do better than to accept nortant securities. I he great steel
the dnculties with wh TZI ihe judgment of his Indiana neigh- ndustay is reported in better shape;.
nnS Iri everyday with the United States Steel Co.
w . gn w i u u acquaintances in Indianapolis, in- poration operating at from u to mi
cock. Pulling himself together, ne djanaiwljsiga flouri8hing and pro- far cent, of its capacity, and prices
arose, looked around at the rabbit -v it but it nas- not yet lf rntton croods have regained some
and fled with his long tail feathers thrown off eertain- of the character- 0f their loss. - But concrete evidoni.
curled between his egs like a beaten j igticg of a . big over-grown country jt the way of higher prices for com-
not the meanest part of it. It ia a
well known fact that such people uae
all manner of devices for obtaining
credit, some of them even go so far
as to have goods aent home for ex
amination and keep them. Things
are getting serious and quite likely
the merchants w ill Jn aome way make
it warm for those who persistently
refuse to pay their just debts.
essed, the giant rabbit sat back on
his haunches, the only show oi anger
being m his great bullous eyes,
which buleed forward and sparkled.
As the cock closed in. striking and
neckincr. the bie rabbit drew back
from the circling spurs and, watch
ing his chance, shot his long bind
foot, with his sharp toenails, out and
up in a regular cross-counter that
sent the rooter sprawling on his side
three feet away.
"Half dazed, the gamecock re
turned to the charee. but as unex-
Popularity in
. Town. -''.it
Kevlf w ol lif views. . v
True to ihis antecedents and the
circumstances of his bringing up,
Mr. Kern is a Democrat of Uemo
fcrat3. In manners, as in principles.
he is pre-eminently a man of the
people, though he is quite ibove ,ny
with proper care and judgment, wiIM ag 1 the left hind foot
nowbe. able to ride themselves of . ajrainat the other side of
Fnrmfers' Business.
p irtu tilar attention to the business of larniers.
jug account with :i lank is a convenience no farn
w . . .
. i . . . i '. ' .,ili -I l.ifiV s a convenience no farmer should he
. rni't hM'H i""u'1-
11 I 11 . 1 . . . i. '
. . h.rortilWatrs of (lep..sitVK-ar 4 per cent, interest.
. ,nr .-..mnio.iious uffvt always at the disposal of our tomers.
r coidiHlly invite the fanners to make this their Banking Home.
The Concord National Bank
Capital $100,000
Surplus and Undivided Profits $30,000
SOUTHERN RAlIrWA
Operating over 7,000 Miles of Railway.
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)aick Route to all Points, North, South, East and West
hrougb Trains letweeii Principal Uties and Resorts.
A l.trr inir 1 irSt-CKl55 ftuuuiuiuuuuuua. i
eant Sleeping Cars on all Through Trains, Dining,
nnH Observation Cars. I
..r Speed, Comfort and Courteous Employees, travel via
I the Southern Rail way. !
1 . . . . ..,., 1. 1, u.i h !uiiiriHin? the undersigned.
K.itfs, selmdulwi. and omer linonuau.m .u. u.... , .. , D
h H.rdwick. Pa. Traffic Manager,
j Washington, D. C.
j R. L. Vernon, T. P. A., Charlotte, K. C.
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been beset during the past year
a half. !
The property of the Odell Manu
facturing Company, which consisted
of five mills, real estate, tenement
houses, manufactured goods on
hand, accounts, etc., were to be sold
under the hammer in Concord next
month, September loth, by Receiver
Ceasar Cone, the upset price being
nnlv $300,000. The burning of Mill
No. 4 And the realizing of the insur
ance money thereon, with the other
developments which have taken
place within the past several weeks,
will doubtless change this arrange
ment. All details are of course de
pendent on the settlement made by
the adjusters which will take! place
within the.next week or two. j As to
whether or not application will tnen
be made for a discharge of the re
ceiver depends on circumstances.
Fires are bad things at best but
if there was ever an opportune sea
son for fires in cotton mills, now is
the time. Those familiar with the
conditions that obtain in the cotton
goods trade can well appreciate this
fact for all of the mills are running
on short time and production lis ac
romnlished onlv at a material loss.
A Drominent Charlotte mill man de
clared yesterday that if he was ever
to have a fire at his mill he wanted
it to come j now and this is a very
prevalent Isentiment in all circles.
One of the: stockholders of the Odell
Company was asked what he thought
of the situation yesterday, tie re
plied that; while he was talking
without all the facts before him,
judging by the newspaper accounts
of the insurance, that the fire was
a blessing.- S
"Now.:' said he, "I can see some
chance to realize a little oh my stock.
I had. given up all hope, but now l
see a fittle light. If the affairs of
the company are handled judicious
ly, I am of the opinion that the
stockholders will yet share some
thing."
r.u r.
"My big tomcat thought he had a
fighting chance with the rabbit, and
when they met in a narrow pathway
in the snow and the tomcat displayed
no intention of sidestepping, the cot
tontail swatted him so forcibly in
the eye that he was sent whirling!
through the snow. Growling fierce
ly, the tomcat rushed on his foe, but
the other lacerated the other eye
with a well -directed lash of his left
hind foot, and then the whining cat
fled up a tree. His ears were both
snlit from the force of the blows.
"But it is in fighting dogs that the
old cottontail displays almost human
resource and strategem. j He picks a
quarrel with every cur he sees, swats
him in the eye, and then runs at
hrpakneck sneed. with i the dog in
hot. nursuit. When he reaches
favorable dace the cottontail slack
ens speed until the dog approaches,
then he leans into the air, turns a
hack somersault, lands squarely on
the dog's haunches, and sinks his
teeth into his body rapfd is off again
like the wind. He repeats this pro
cram until the do is beaten out
right or quits from exhaustion.
"Finally the schoolboys began
tossing snowballs; at Bunny. He
took up the defi at once. Rushing
at one big lad, he nipped the calf of
his leg and was away before the boy
sum his stockintr was tinged with
crimson. He chased a whole crowd
of boys down Valonia street one day
last week. leaDine into the air and
tearing their trousers.
town. ; One of the pleasantest, or
these characteristics is the neighbor
ly pride which it3 citizens take in the
honors that fall to any one of - their
number. Everybody knows Fair
hanks. Beveridee. Kern, and the
modities, of returning prosperity
less in evidence than a general hope
ful feeling that the country is in the
process of righting itself from thc
bad upset of last fall, and that
steadier weather is immediately
South Dakota Town Moves Away.
A brnii n or. liiew TriOurr.
The town of KvarU. until a fe
months ago the greatest cattle ship
ping centre in the country, p wed
into oblivion August 1st. Isot even
a railroad track remains to mark the
place where millions of head of cat
tie have been cared for on thoir way
from the great plains to eastern
markets.
When the Milwaukee Railroad en
eineers settled upon a site several
miles north of Kvarts for a bridge
across the Missouri river the town
wa doomed and the exodus began
BuilriincH were dran arrow the
nraririe to (llenham and Mobridge
In a few davs the Milwaukee will
tear up its tracks leading Into CvarU
That will lc the finish.
great pohlirai aa- itv m ch,vra
an Ktm mar., Mr. Nfn--an i.
Vfaca. tf iaf!alV who lhrvy(th!f
kk-ftlifWd ith the oJJ lVvetatt.
ir.ff)f a party, U tnarar h
campaign and, ba at the imc time
i a dvotr! and U al f . k'vf -(
thr rluijucnt Ncbnwaan.
It t relent that the IVra-ivraU
are gtMng tu amme th awrrx-.
from th tart U r.nfc. aM Ihejr
arevjroing U? aauU' and atom the
RrpvUifan lrvt work, a'.! aktf
the line. TW C.rrat Standard OA
fin of TJy.uO.um ha lx-n mr aiW
by Standard (hi lirpubhcan Judr
and thue ttcpnvtsl Ihr U-purx-an
of the onlf U'gitimate evijrme of
real rrult yrl accompUhei! by the
K.wrvrlt adminitrtim. In fart
the Republican in thi campaign,.,
eannut punt to a aingle Uurt that
ha been buted" by the admmia
tratHoi. nor can it tKtnt t a ting ie
item of relief that hu lern a!Ti.r!vl
the peiijiie a the rrult of the lie
publican adminUtraUon. Kurther
more thev pnt to the fact that all
of the policies of Mr. lUrvelt that
have excited uch irrmerwiuu pu
larity and artrtival were rtmul
irated by Mri liryan lr.g Ufvire
Mr. Ilooaevelt ever thought of tletu.
In other word Mr. KorvcU ha
gained lonulahty only by carrvintf
out Mr. llryan' pnncipSra hkh
were not only prrachM by Mr.
Bryan but have been Incorporate.! .
in Democratic platforms as well,
and are tWnt from the llopuUican
platform. In other words if tle
people want relief they mut lMk to
the IVmoeraU ami tol to u Ive-
publicana.
Wedding Invitations
Printed or Engraved in the
Very Latest Style..
We With to mt that we cart hmtislt the
moat lirawtiful Wc14ine InitlHs,
Mthcr prtntnl r rm(rrr. Oiat c tw
tmxtuiY!. Call antl arr r r"W
lioe of aamitb-s.
Prires: t:.ngrmxr4. JO 1, (.it CO
lit Intel, f lor first fU.
The Time Printing Office,
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lesser lights, and everybody, irre- ahead. To this feeling the very
spective of political affiliations, -is I satisfactory crop conditions have
readv to hang out uia uiory, Durn nrceJv contributed, uotton nas nau
1 1 ...U fkinrra 11 T ' I 11 A I. .
rea nre. huu yy wp uuuo
o-enerallv when unusual distinction
has fallen to a ienow-townsman.
The non-partisan demonstration
spontaneously arranged for the oc
casion of Mr. Kern's return from
Denver was, however, a really re
markable and exceptional testimonial
to the nominee s popularity among
his own people. In a city like In
dianapolis there would have been an
ovation for any similarly honored
favorite son, but it is doubtiui
whether the nomination of any
other man would have been made
the occasion for so widely partici
pated in and so heartfelt a reception
as that given the present candidate.
! The Grouch Hunters.
Once-upon a time there was a man
who knew he had a grouch, lie re
solved to get rid of it, so he loaded
a shot gun and went out to siay.
"I'll cret ud on the hills, said he,
"so I can spy it afar, and lam the
vprlastinc eizards out of that
grouch."
Rut when he got up. the sun
ahininor so briehtlv that he couldi
Many of the see the grouch with a spyglass.
excellent weather through July, and
will be in good shape to withstand
any outward weather that may come
in August and September. The
large acreage of corn is in very fair
condition. The Kansas wheat crcjp
is being threshed, and the spring
wheat of the Oakotas was rescued
in the middle of July by copious
rains from the drought that j was
threatening it. To the North the
new wheat lands of Canada promise
to give an excellent account; of them
selves in the harvest of 1K8.
i An examination for the high school
teachers certificate will tie held on
Sentemlier 11th' and 12th at the
county-scat jof each county of the
State- whose superintendent shall
notify the State Superintendent of
Public Instruction, by September 1,
of the number and names of appli
cants who desire to take the examin
ation in his county.
John Lowlow.
Everything.
Club
W. H. Tayloa O. P. A.
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THE DAVIS WHITE SULrUUK SrKlNub
Hiddenite, N. C.
A ennd storv is told of the Dr.
Abernethy, the well known preacher
and educator of western iNortn iaro-
! lina. He was once at a county
o-atherintr where there were many
candidates. One man, well loaded, 1
meeting1 the Doctor said: Mister.
I don't know you. but I gess you re
a candidate; what yer runnin torr
'For the kingdom ot heaven, was
tha rWror's solemn reDlv. at wmcn
thequestioner replied promtly," Well,
was
n't
So
vounersters now walk around three he came backhome before it got
blocks in the rear to get to t me dark
school house, and at the request oi(
the neighbors I bought a steel wire
muzzle and strapped it securely on
the rabbit. At night I take this off
and let him run loose in the yard at
the end of a long chain, which is at
tached to a ring in the rabbit's nose.
Hp hroke every other manner of
confining him, and it was found ne
cessary to insert a fine gold ring in
the nose cartilaee." ! .
Mr. Jones offers a standing prize
"I think." said he. to his partner,
"that I've got business stradismus
the grouch is a myth out upon ijt."
And though the partner was
dubious about the words, he vas
glad to note that the other quit mop
ing from that day on. t .-
It had been fepored that John
Lowlow the famous circus clown was
dead. This news was rceived with re
gret in the South over ayearago.but
the good news comes mat ne is buh
among the living; that he is with
John Robinson's circus now in, the
South and John is meeting and
greeting ; his hundreds . of mends
every day. Lowlow was one of the
few ereat clowns ol the country-
on$! of the highest salnried and it was
he who conceived the inexpressibly
funpy proposition to bring in an
other horse." When the spring
board was arranged and the athletes
would turn double somersaults over
three horses and then four horses and
then five and six Lowlow r would
rush up! on the spring board and
make a ficerce dive and run under
the six horses and then to the ring
and yell j "Bring in another horse
always, to the amusement of the
crowd. He did many stunts in the
) Kach succeeding day during the
past week additional men have been
added to thei Southern's force of em
ployes at Spencer and conditions are
rapidly Incoming normal. It is stat
ed that Sunday work in the machine
shop will discontinue hereafter and
enouch men employed to no the
work during the six working days.
I A lot of people think that they are
climbing the ladder of success when
they catch hold of the other fellow's
coat tails, i
ill nmuinn oiii
Forty-Ninth Session
Begins September 10.
n cxri-IK-nt r l.l fr e.il. Kafrs
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wry tnKiTiiu-. lor i:tuij;Hr
addrcfc,
J. 11. C. I ihcr, Ml. IMcasant.N. C.
Ang 7 Jin.
Belter Resort Than
Cobb's island.
lalatxl llouiw on I'ilsr IUn l 3' Hlm
north of CoM. 4ntK f i)i.
Hlilnu Inlrt. 1 Ul.iiitf. lo. AIiol l'i
til anil Mitifili-'l tih llotl U li
rraru It U it htr Un ty UuihIm
45 tiiltiulr. Uoui.lp 1 1
rt- imxlrrair toi'l ! Ul rl-
hotel lo fsmili'- ntl Ur' rt i'-n.
Sni tor liooVlrl.
IA. II. ti. MKAIIS.
July atn. Cl ,W-i.r.a, V
Plain Talks on Fertilizers
Increasing and Safeguarding the V heat-Crop
A camDaien to swing the North
SSnn KS S 'S dust ring that gave him Rational re
rratS national comittee and Chair- putation. All will be glad to know that
I . . . . . iA-friA n
,V, nrn. Moot ia mntpmn ntinc A triD tO "C ia atli ui ta v..
oio- tho Tariie must to Miss Betsy London, of Fittsboro,
o nf;nn Ronnrta rwpivwl 1 ha3 been selected as sponsor for the
rir.ti ' honrinnnrtprs here North Carolina division of the? Con
Ti a to lork ' indicate, the leaders say, that Mon- iederate reunion w ue o.u
the door after the horse is stolen ,
of $25 to anv Derson
duce a rabbit that has a greater
number of scalps to his credit or
possesses more accomplishments..
3d
pardner. l ges you maK a,. ; -ftmp ba(k for Mountain
I right as you ain't got no
r j ' '
rouou ocic
in Win-
-..-i u ti,.. QtotDn in th Rorkv ston-Salem next weanesuay, ana nas
region for a promising mvitea miss jowpiuue my ui, i wa-
battleground for the Democrats. leigh, to be ner or nonor. . ,
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n
NiW Ol
We nrc Utter prepared tlmn ever to serve you:.
nice Single Kuoms nu
ni? atlihd an Annex of 30 more
with tiundiy smaller inurovemcnts
V.
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Hot and
We now have tdl modern convenicuvcs, nu
'.1.1 Hatha. I .
M..iU-iiite I'rUe. ,J
t. t.t. .rii:,u.mir on
,r p.ee.s one mue f " saiuburv at Statesville
furnished. Bell and Inde-
Sontliern Railroad
t harlotte to layiorsvuic ;
.-..J...1.. .1 A ,t. $7 to $9 per week; $22 to $33 per month..
t" inta i i jaaij - q - r .
for further information write for Illustrated Booklet to
Hiddenite, N. C.
DAVIS BROS, Owners and Proprietors,
Treat
1 r - '
ment
J-20
nrfpr trt tTMt vourself at home, for any form of female
irmth rwrinidn't vou ? Well, it can be done. No reason why you should not
be able to relieve or cure your suffering; as thousands of other women
done.by proper use of the Cardui Home Treatment. Begin by taking
have
Wine oil a
rani
the well-known female tonic For sale at all drugstores. -
Joe Moorhead. of Arched. I. Tvrltes. "My wife had nffndfer years
-a. i tha Cardui Home Treatment, and nov she haxdhr suffers at alL Sold by dmggjstt.
JULU UTIW, J.l ,
. mm a m w-KfWIX Wflt. tedav foe Irm etwr of hiaHa M-paa Borwa aacm. ww wa .
he use oi com-
i .
mcriial. fertilizers on
i
the vhcat crop is year
ly b ecoming more
general proof enough
that it iO'S an F,VJ
well.
Tin) many farmers,
hnv.evcr, use fertilize
without due regard for the
tjcri;d ncds f their soils.
Often they lmy the cheaicst
grade-;. Or they use very
srrtall quantities.
That a u c h
unscientific
use of fertili
zers has prm-ed
profitable indi
cates vkhat it
tan accomplish
!6r wheat grow
ers if used
v 1 . It
more xaretvuiy ami inteui
fccntly. .; Tlie Ix st way tf ltarn just
Avhat fertilizers will pay you
l.t is" to make com
parative teits on a
small -scale with ytnir
soils then use a
IP
sufficient amount' and
yon will undoubtedly
incrca'sc not only the
average yield, but yo;r
profits a well.
Write to th.-i, Vir-ginli-Caruliiwi
Chem
ical Comjwny fr it
new Year IV .k. or Al
manac, a costly frac
hurtk, written by govcnimcrt
and ri-atc exjjerts. It sIfj-ws
how and why yoti can in
crease your crops three or
fuur fold by
fowing moU
crn agricul
tural method..
A postal to
any of the Coin
jjany's offices
given below
will bring a
copy by mail free cf tlargc.
l MUGlStK-CAUUUSA
CHEMICAL CO.
Hkkmtmi, V. 1nttmm.i.C
Krtk. V. LXUjm., t,. C.
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