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PUBLISHED TWICE -A. WEEK.
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CONCORD, N. C. THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1910
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B SHENKGOES
TO GREENSBORO.
COUNTY MATTERS.
Call to Pastorate of First
Proceedings of the Board of County
Cominissioners Monday.
The board of county commissioners
. j-rsin Church There
bUiti .. , . .,nn, held their rejnilar monthlv meetiner
I V vncliK mini '""J r a pl
" ) im Lutheran church Monday. There were no matters of
,1 a call to the pas- ;i"" 1,"i7iautc iiicscuicu iu ine
uoaru aim ine usual numoer oi Dills
were presented and ordered paid by
them. The following are "a few ol the
orders made by the board:
Pay J. D. Sides $10.75 for guarding
f thn ,.rmd itmn I I'aueuib uuaranuneu ai
la
.,1 !)'!'"
First Lutneran cnurcn
;i.!lttlS
ago
the council
i cave 01 auseuuc v aii
irCOUIlt
(1 lie moved his family
Springs. - About two
ner N
it. formally tendered his
uliii-h was reluctantly ac-
r:i;i.: ;u oiccnauuiu aic
., fho work of that denom
( ,r. They I ave purchased a
,,,,1 yet begun the erec
.,!;,;,;,.!) l)iiilhng. It is a mis
m . the direction of the
in '
Brown Mill.
Pay H. St Williams $4.10 expenses
incurred in appeal to the Supreme
Court in Alice Bost case.
Pay Dr. J. W. Wallace. $104.25 for
mtdical service in smallpox cases.
Pay H. W. Caldwell $500 for inves
tigating death o-f the infant of Dora
Pharr
Pay J. M. Burrage $820.48 chain
gang exnenses for April.
Pay J. W. Wallace $14.50 for med-
. i i i n i ifnl Rprvippa fr thA Mirtitr
im- man could ne iouna, u - - . ---v.
t i r : v ai ivniiri m.iiv aim if
lu'l Will
,1-
jienmt, tc put in charge
year:
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Pay Missouri. City Mercantile Co.,
$37.17 for supplies for smallpox cases
under quarantine at Brown Mill.
It was ordered that the bill against
the county for the bridge over Cold
Water creek be pa if., amounting to
$927.00.
Ordered that railroad fill in the
rails at all crossings with 2 1-2 inch
plank and also one plank on each side
of the rails.
The board instructed the road su-
til a successor to leI to lntfct rotairom.rr'
lr1 K. F. Faggart's to Bost Mill with a
view to opening up a new public road.
i Clt-
hi! If ran church for five and
ainl bad been a most
astor. iotli ne anu tne
,(T of h family were very pop
;,, r,,:icn!'.l. and their popularity
WrvdL '
W. Kulin&. ot- Salisbury,
- . m
.a hen supplying the churcti
if- CI.nVo aVcuirio TU ill
P t lie work un
Shfnk i pelected
CLEAN-UP DAY.
THE RED MEN'S MEETING.
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars to be ' One of the Greatest Meetings tfct
Given for Boys Hauling off Trash.
Now is the time for all the .boys to
enter the clean-up contest -which has
been inaugurated by the city, begin
ning? next Mondav jnornm?. This is
encement at Greensboro Female Kings' Mountain Herald Changes
College. Hands.
insboro Female C'jllege will em- day publisher o0f the King's Mountain
e Mav 15th to 18. The graduateir Herald, spent an hour here Monday
ear are: Misses Ethel Brinkley, night on business with the editor of
v Elizabeth Broom, Anne Estelle this paper. He informed us that he
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Vii, iieiuieiiH ljexiuxa vutuuni, naa soki nis paper vo mr. i. j. uauiu-
liailey, Anne McKinnie Ed-leu, formerly of Washington, D. C,
s, Frank Kobbin?, Ollie Lenoir who will publish it in the future. The
trill, Vlaia Belle Suit, Edith Cath- paper will be enlarged with this
ie Ward. The following will be the week's issue from a six to seven col-
4 ' r i ft 1
ramme: . umn paper. Mr. uauiaen aormeny
iindav, Mav LMh at 8 p. m., Y. W. ran a paper in Virginia, but for some
Anniversary. Sermon by Key. I time had been an employee v. of the
M. Litaker, Paster. -Centenary J Government Printing Office., We
ch, Greensboro. gladly . welcome him as a member of
pnday, May 16th, evening Reci- the North Carolina press. Mr. Eury
tby pupils of the Expression De- is an old Cabarrus boy (being a son
Wnt. of Mr. L. C. Eury, formerly of Mt.
juesday, May 17th, at 11 a. m. Pleasant and Concord) and has made
valanroatft Kormvn xr T?Tr CI : T. omnoo nP Vii TTo ral TTo will otilT
e, Pastor of TrjTon Street Church, live in King's Mountain, -where he is
lotte, N. C. in the insurance business.
Juesday May 17, afternoon Busi
a splendid opportunity for some hust-1
ling youngsters to make some good
coin. The city has offered $5.00 in
cash prizes, to be divided as follows,
and gjven to the boys for gathering
up the, trash:
First prize $25.00.
Second prize $15.00.
Third prize $10.00.
There will be five $2.00 prizes and
ten $1.00 prizes. These are the prizes
offered by the city alone, and does not
include the prizes that will be given
by the merchants of the city, which
will greatly increase, the number of
prizes and make the clean-up contest
0 attractive that no boy can well af
ford not to enter it from the start. Full
details of the contest will be published
as soon as the other prizes are decided
upon and a few details can be settled
upon by the committee.
All the residents should begin the
work of cleaning up their premises
now and putting all the trash in one
heap if posible, so as to be ready when
the boys come arond to haul it off. A
number of residents are under the im
pression that the boys will clean off
the premises and haul the trash off
also. This is a false impression, as
all the boys do is to haul the trash
away after it has been raked up in
heaps. Have all the trash on your
premises raked up by Monday and
don't delay the boys while they are
hustling for the prizes.
Order Has Erer Held.
The annual tare ting of the Great
Council tt lUd Men of .orth Caro
line, which has been in esion here
siuse Tuesdav, came io a close tnis
morning. It ha been one of the bet
sessions this splendid order has ever
held, and Concord h&s entertained it
well. The weather ha been ideal, and
the many delegates have had a delight
ful time.
V resolution was passed at the meet-
of tLe eltv f,ir lK fr.asr e&irttfiir,
extended to thea dans,: tleir Uy
here. A number of the dr Icsr left
this rnomisr for their hoe asd a
lanr number will rt an t hi after-
nooa.
THE LUTHERAN SYNOD.
In Session at AllKCUxle EtT. V. Y.
Booxer Re-elected Prettiest.
The North CaroUn Svcod of the
Lutheran church met in annual session
at Albemarle yetrday. In the af
ternoon the cvnodical cnaoa a
E ' I I m
ing last night to increase the per cap-ipreacaeu by Kv, V. . liooxer, alter
ita tax in order
in the field, and
UCiCiL9C IUC J'Ci wp- J ' m m '
to put an organizer oich officers were elected, as foihir:
do other important if ntTT?ev- Y11 ,
angh funds to sac- ice-I resident Uew J. L. bbenk.
cnrlr matins pnnti
cesfully complete the -work.
Kepresentatives from Edenton and
Elizabeth .City extendeti an invitation
ecretary Uev. 1L A. McCulloh.
Treasurer J. I). Heili?.
Iast night the exercises incident to
to the order 'for the next meeting of hLaymen Missionary Movement
the ureat Council. On a vote of the
delegates Elizabeth Citv was chosen
meeting of the Alumnae Asso-
;iou.
fupsday, May 17th, 8:30 p. m. Re-
on or ine Alumnae.
tednoMay. May 18th, 10:30 a. m
lilnatioii exorcises Address bv Br,
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Mr. Arthur Odell Buys the Pastime.
Mr. A. G. Odell pui'chased the Pas
lime moving picture shoT Monday
afternoon from Mr. J. Lee Stone,
who has been operating, the show since
it was established. Mr. Odell -will
rnll K. (intes of Washington, D. C. continue the operation of the Pastime
pdnrs.lay. May 18lh. 8:30 p. m. alongv the same lines it has been so
pnnl concert by the pupils of the m1PfteSsfullv conducted under Mr.
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p I'epartent. - Sfnnft's management. Mr. Stone will
dftvote his entire time to his photo-
Boon to Have Cars in Operation. graph gallery. Mr. Odell recently es-
hi. i. ii. a lnprrnrn. at Aansn irv. tan nanpn a ?emrai iusuioui-o
p is the moving spirit in the con- here and operated offices in the Phifer
potion of the street car line for building and his new business venture
tity, is spending the day here, will in no way interfere with his in
vamiertord savs that the work on surance business
car line is progressing nicely and
i u will be only a short time be-
the Cars will hp in nnpratinn. All
net-essan- equipment for the car
has been ordered and most of it
arrived.- Work -will heen Mon-
7 (n the construction of the trolley
x iine. Work wil lalso besrin in a
t (lav
hav on the lot belonging to
SS1' Cook & Maness, on Depot
tet. at the intersection of Powder
fi i-i P Tit .
u- it the work continues to
as rapidly as it has in the
t few ('pL- it- ;n v ,ir o oVi-.T.f
f-until the first street car will be
ra(i,l in Concord.
Burrage-Allison.
Cards reading as follows have been
issued:
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Burrage
request the honor of your presence at
the marriage of their daughter
Mary
to
Rev. Carl Reginald Ailison
on Wednesday evening, May the 25th
nineteen hundred and ten
at eight o'clock
Forest Hill Methodist Church
Concord, North Carolina
Concord's Splendid Graded Schools.
tu liiirlnt.t-P Observer of this
X HI- vyuti.xvfcfcv
morning has the following:
temlent Alexander Graham
of Charlotte graded schools and Mr.
Paul Gilmore in "The Mummy and the
Humming Bird."
Mr. Paul Gilmore is coming in the
most succesful play in years, ' ' The
Mummy and the Humming Bird," a
play which will be-presented is one of
the best known comedy-dramas now
before the public. The play is one
that by the interest of its story ex-
j cites and maintains the. interest by
the natural sequence of the incidents,
bv the dramatic keenness in which its
plot is developed, by the brightness of
its dialogue, and has established itself
in the general . estimation as one of
the best comedy-dramas ever present
ed before an American public. In no
other single play have so many strong
characters been assembled.
1 'The Mummy," a scientist, to ab
sorbed in chemical researches as to
almost oblivious to his everyday sur
roundings. "Rir.1. ' ' a literarv
foreigner, whose habits and character
as develops warrant this sobriquet, an
Italian organ-grinder who proves a
rnvotal character upon whom the
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story of the play hinges; tne wiie oi
the Mummy and the young widow
whose' second wooing forms a part of
the action are a quintette of dramatic
personages each of whom is distinctly
a type, intensely iorceiui ana mier
Mr. Paul Gilmore will assume ' his
great character, Lord Lumley, and
will be supported by an excellent com
pany, including Miss Adelaide French
the Torular society actress,
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At :'Vord opera house, luesaay
evening, May 10.
as place of next meeting, which will
be held the fourth Wednesday in May,
1011.
The election of the Great Chiefs of
the Great Council of North Carolina,
resulted as follows:
Great Sachem. William L. Stamey,
of High Point, N. C.
Great Senior Sagamore, William J.
Leary, of Edenton, N. C.
Great Junior Sagamore, Capt. J. R.
Anderson, of Charlotte, N. C.
Great Prophet, Sam T. White,
rx4 firoonuilln "KT
Oreat Representatives to the Great wi be that of moving Mount Pleas-
Council of the United States, Sam T. ?JJ !nr".u.ie: -n r uou 7
Whifp ftf flwonriiu V f! V. A but that this mstit Uion wdl be moved,
Ebert, Winston-Salem, N. C., Benj. fc!!!1 IJ
W? Taylor, Washington N. C.
J2. A. Ebert, Winston-Salem, N. C,
Benj. W. Taylor, Washington, N. C.
iook tiace. DUrnnir Addresses Here
raaIe by Rev. George H. 'Cromer on
4tThe Need of the LaymcnV Move
ment in the Lutheran Church." Mr.
A. 1). Russell on "Extension .of the
Kingdom"; Prof. G. F. McAllister on
"The King's Business and-My Busi
ness"; Rev.C. E. Cronk on "Relation
f the Ministry to the Laymen's Move
ment," and Judge B. B. Miller on
"Along What Lines Can the Lay
men's Movement Best Serve. Our
Church." ;
All the most important questions
for the Synod to settle, says the Albe
marle corespondent of the Observer,
UT. FUUSWT CEPWmEDT.
-IM'iMUiilMHaMMWMe.-.
Mi IUrie tUs;!e, ( OttS.nJf u
ruatiaj Mr. A. IIUiiirUr Uu
rek.
Mr. It. lUckUf las par
Mr. K JL Uyttf, of CiarlotU, U
vihui hrr taolher, Mr. M. K. Wik
Rev. J. V MiUc r, Imf. O. r. MeAI.
lUter and Mr. C O. H ilir. are atUod.
ir lb lutermn Srtsod l Albjui.
Mr. a&4 Mr. U. S. lirdf of Co
cor!f tited rtUtive her Saniay.
The enuruim&eat cira by Prof.
Bingham Friday r.ij:i;t ii tsach ta
ed by the madience. Mr. BlsffjunVi
talent at a itrr anl reciter aakc
hi prtsrram very intrretiss; .
" The faralty and tude&t of the la
titute will pv a rrcrptfoa to tit
faculty and !udrtit of-tie StninarjT
aiul other friend Friday nleht tb
13th. Thi fceaur lVfd fr
anl to with murh p!airire by th
student .- ,
A very quiet election i hHd hert
Monday. Mr. J. M. Shaping wu
elated mayor arl Metr. J. H. C
Fih-r. I). I. Barrirr, U S. Shirty, A.
M. Nnvman and K. M. Dry wr
elected rtmiionrr. Thee rntle
men are well capable of perfonmoc
their reetive dutie. anl probably
no Wtter selection could hare been
made.
Last night was Red Men night in
Concord. Not only the members of
tne. order in tne city participated in
entertaining the visitors but great
swarms of people gathered on the
streets tp witness the celebrations
and to aid the local Red Men in their
efforts to entertain the visiting "In
dians." One thousand torches of va
riegated colors had been provided by
i-hc local lodge. The Red Men lined
an m the Pythian building and with
each man carrying a lighted torch the
parade started going down Union to
Corbin; down Corbin to Powder; up
owder to Depot; up Depot to Spring;
down Spring to Franklin avenue; up
Franklin avenue to Union and down
tioned to which it will go. The presi
dent showed an unprecedented num
ber of new churches dedicated the past
year, there being three r one at High
Point, one at Lexington and one at
Spencer. A new church is completed
at Landis, and one is in course of
construction at Mooresville.
THE GENERAL CONrERXNOE
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Dry and Blake Will be Tried Again
for Murder.
The Supreme Court yesterday hand
ed down decisions in the several case
from this county, th& most important
of which is that of Pink Dry and Gas- t
ton Blake.charged with the .murder; aUscpiciou occaaion. North Car.
yrweriowe,cwiu;- has one bishoj, Jamea Atkinji, of
decision is iuai, mc . inuvuciii .uu. ,
again oe jwactu uu
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I, mon to tw sqnare wnere jn. p- Railway Co., a new trial or- T,iiZ IhUZ
cession stoppeo a iew mmuirs iv give . , , ( w.-.-. -7- .
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Of the Methodist Church ' Began a
Thrte Weeks Senion in Aiherill
Yesterday.
The sixteenth qaadrenuial caio
of the General Conference of lh
Methodiot Episcopal Churrbj South,
oeuetl WedueiKiav morning at 6
o'clock, BUhop A. W. VUu of Bal
tiniore, Md., senior Litbop of the epia
copacy, presiding. With but few ex
ceptions every accredited delegate ot
the general conferei.ee U in attend
ance. The conference it composed of!
j 310 delegate, half of whom .are lay-
men and the other half clerical mem
bers of the various conferences.
r The msuis meeting, fa the Audito
rium at night for the formal wclcota-
in of the conference delegates wra
j a j uc9t iiic-j auu n jri' wl'
. - tt S M. A t Jfe.Av
that he enouid preside ai iae ursi
vs. i . i Lii
general conicrtnrc 10 uvm iu mu,
sion to tell several incidents in 00a-
arge numbers of spectators an op
portunity of gaining some
fn Viott q rnip fflPA an be made
t - - - - . 1 'i oirrnh 4 x.. was auirmeo. aisu , t j
Indian. About twenty-five Red Men ""-r; :n ht MRA if cvp py iisnop ourv ana lD? nary o
were dressed in Indian costumes and ' - ' ' been abundant. Among tne old iana
Were UrebSCU IU ximiau iwiuujm i -r, nair,ol lha ct mo cnmn.tnv ..... .
the nrocession halted at the ' " marks in tnis section, ne saw waea
idea as The decision of Ue lower Murt in . Methodism in thia
aL nn the case of Dan Forney vs. Posal w Mwa
can uc uiouc au , , , m rr.-j aica . ,
while the -procession
iniuauon . u p"" -ft"- Th. ,mIn.ncement exerc scs at
?.WhM!rr S E.izal,eth Col.ege at. Charlotte e-
tonUroi thesqnar. and ..bent brace pt W i. U.
twentv-five Indians with lighted -'"s " -"'ZZ, p.v t r
" - , , ,. in-Ma Baccalaureate sermon, Kev. j. u.
torches began to do a war dance ft 'n , , k
around their captive, each one hold- uiditnen, .
in' a lighted torch. Around and m- v ,f , .
" j l- u, ..t flnQhin the Address before the Y. M. C. A. by
XtZ the Kev OMbert Ro. May IMh, 8
tood there looking first one way and - - - viv M flt 12
. l. 4-1, roominltlV hfVVl KlerfHl
lucru auuiuci, oo- i , 1 1,
i n il ...... ota I O f lOCK.
and amazed and auogewer ur - ; a , . im;u,v 15tu
of the amusement his .predicament " o .
Matat 8:30 oclock
m.
nlfi who had srathered there early in
. .... iLi r.nlnkvntinn ID.
SVL "thTon iass day exercises, May 17th, a
inousanu ox yy &" " o'clock, a. m.
the streets to witness tne puc u n, , ... .r.:5A; RnPaker. Hon. I"ai-..,r7lw .
the sidewalks all along the course oi U ""Vw ArVv 17th. e. 8:30 ta.ndIef. !" a ,J
id bank 01 " - lAfiievute vorrew
the procession were "one soli
humanity. The point or central w
terest to the spectators was the
square and all the spectators made a
mad rush for this spot hen the pa-
Union street from
Franklin avenue.
that 'intersect
Rem Mail to Get Here Earlier.
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-"-nviic- vuerver siaies mat
Postal departmen is considering
t Lvnchburo- U TWill LV. r.V;" rv,. v,nflr f school Wichita Falls, Texas, May 1.
, . - o w ii in cominiLLee uj. tut i
tuy .ew York- nmil will ho 1p- ,nt -epestprdav m :
wed sovi " .1 Z w;rr commissions , . V " fw WUiker Prescrintions in Greensboro.
le chan wn.TiT .Tv "iS i:1 the .The Greensboro Telegram publishes
CharlMtr 7 tX; . K iiiil. i list of the physician, in that city
iJTlcnnur? Tmnnt.Ps a- i spin ir" main-pvuu iucu "D--J ---
j i i y tUC Ulu -"- " ir
Guess Both Were Right.
Mr. Editor: I - sec in. your paper
dated April 25th, that N. B. Temple
. n a M
denies that statement in u oi April
14th, that there were floods' in Texas
lately. I would like to explain that
statement to you. There were floods
in Texas at that time, but they were
in another part of the State than
Wichita Falls, and it is rather dry in
Wichita Falls now. Texas is a large
state, more than five times the size of
North Carolina. Texas has an area
.c o?-; ?Cft onuoro Tnil fnA "Knrth
il -Wiuu j ine Mums luat wuum j i a , j
ri:' 1,00 Anli'-Roan ennnrp mi ps. ! n.. c o-nots Crowds Mr. Keed and nas Deen cunuucicu uj
So Texas is a large State and has a Uad oathered on the roof of buildings him since that time. Mr. Morris, ine
variety of weather all at the same an(I balconies and almost every place new owner, came here several montns
time. C. A. FINK.
a young boy, was the church in which.
Bishop Aabury preached.
Capt. W. T. Weaver on behslf of
the city of Asheville eitended th
visitors a hearty welcome. He de
clared that North Carolina cmen moroc
to the circuit rider and the Metho
dist preacher than to all government.
There were never a claM of men who
earned more and were paid lejt. Lfa
declared that government could not
exist without the church. Dr. T. K
Ivey of Raleigh reisonded on bebalfl
of the Methodists of the State. Dur
ing his addrev he refeiTcd to the
great moral wave which had awept
over the State when by a great mA
jontv she voted whiskey out. in
t lw .j....L TUm em
raal response was made by uisnop
appy vein, saya to
indent of the Char
lotte Observer.
On account of the General Confer
ence M. E. Church, South, to be held
at Asheville, May 4th to 25th., I0l0f
the Southern Railway announces very.
Tl,
tween
her
April, the publication being required
oM-n dpd under a city , ordinance, lhe list
n n-ow'.and make No. 7 leave tained
r 10 Tlllniltpc 1 51 f or than of ViP i J
These changes would 1 iUhSS, wh X ne erhnWr mak-s olamad a. half. no
r "'f lelav of mnif ,t t.,.- sfBools,. WJlcna:f .. . i ce that Dr. L. N. Barleyson, fofmerly
"'the m'ail afres nt'mu.t ?e W8n " ' of Coneord, issued 44 prescriptions for
Jm y:10 a. m. until 4. ,mUn I m .,r, a onrpp P.P.PORT. whiskey, which was th largest num
.1 r . -"M XV,A 1 III.IIU Y J W JjAXlUJM I " ' - ... . 1
Reed's Drug Store Changes Hands.
A business deal that has been un
der was for several days was consum-
.1 1 fA. V- II.
ti,3 fnnr streets mated vesteraay aiierooon, wucu Mt.
at thi. point were A. D. morris purcnaseu iiu low round trip rates, uaies oi
swarmed with people, anxious to see More lrom -ur. uoei xxeeu. xnc be .May -'na to iim, inciasTq,
the stunts that would be pulled on at was esiaousuea -. -b - nmiiea io reiurn "'
ilege of an extension until June iad,
by depositing ticket -with Speeial
Agent and payment of fee of 1.00.
The date for Paul Gilmore has beea
phanfred from Thursday. May 12th to
, C " v I . a 1 I r- - .
- , ii . Ml A I a AAnHnaf f na m ... 1 rut.
largest crowds ever gathered in we poms win cuuu.auc iu vV .- luesnay, iay lvin.
citv and the like of it has never teen business at tne present siana anu f- '
iIa v. wr.0 Tith f he rjossi- Reed will le associated with him until Tm Mark Linker returned tbisv
tie can secure a regisiereu mu6t. I morning lrom oowsporo wcere no at
tended the meeting of the Funeral Di-
There will be a ball game tomorrow and Embalmers Association-
afternoon at Forest Hill Park between jjr Linker has been in Raleigh fo
, .: r.Am Alkomorlp n-hprp he was
luul uuaca ttu vFFwa-v c . , .lL u fs-
.i Tt ro nt r hp i pnnAiwi vim cine oi iuc uiuw
ri OvCi r rr t no T5i t-5 r i m i i t a uuv va. . -
s. it and brings it on. This
xT - VfTviMov fair sHhtly ber issued by any physician there ex
Fair tonight; Fnday tair su nuy oe Wood
t mail that ;. xt 3 warmer: cooler in western "Y
i n uiat arrives on No. 43. and . . ' . nr winds."
, , ,. ' . ngnt to moaeraie
"id bring, here on No 7 the north
prninj
not distributed until next
I " ' n T?A TTacffpr received &
h vuairman vj. xu - -
.tterford CoIIpo-p n,M lpffpr Tnpsdav morning from the Phil
ev- Plato Durhan., of Concord -will Kelley Co- o Esmond, Va., offering
llvthe literary address at he -50 Per barrel for the ten-bar-ncement
exer f Pntw "Is of beer recently confiscated in
wrr May 11 at ii a. m. The city--At,ls.veii pw
1 T .L" l,ne x. W. C. A. and T. M. P11 accept tneir oua.
t A- will hp. iolJ.j o . , .
& 8th, hv i"' S,?1 W.'M. Weddington is adminis-
andihe"l trator of the estate of the late Gabriel
Wler nfVeArnd by Bisll0P Warn A. ran' co1
WJ tlan The alumni Mr. C. H. 1
io issued 50 and 52 respectively.
Over half of the 85 physicians issued
only one prescription each.
91,424,423 V. S. POPUUkTION.
First Estimate by Census Bureau
Given Out Yesterayd.
A Washington dispatch dated yes
terday says:
The Census Office today unofficially
estimated the increase of population
in the United States since 1900 at 15,-
ble exception of the crowd that turn
ed out to see the tourists pass! last
fall and to get a look at the one and
1.. -f vu
Before the narade last night the Concord and a team irom Charlotte. the few month preparing for aa
Rwl Mpii mPt at the lodge room ana ine game ui w I r J . examination oeiore .v .
Atoned o a mostXsin-address by 4 oVlock. Admission,15 and 25 cents. of Embalmed which a, held m
Mr l!V Hartsell wTorning them to The following is the line up of the Goldsboro at the meeting of the fn.
our" oitv- The resnonse was made by Concord team: Barrier, 2b., L. Sap- neral directors. There were fifteen
our citj. ine response j a c,naB(!4u AV . i:.
Mr W T T.parv of Edenton. ine penueiu, v. pw, -iappiicani& ior uccu
fL Lztl nd f.. Coo. P.. cf., Allred, rf., Patter- fpnds of Mr. Linker will be glad t
wuiuea uaiia piui - j -r tii- - I , . t
.At,. - -jr wu I
L Atlnnto n mi. i .1 -y-t . I- Mnliii at
I 8 or MooresnUe. oftm. . . .'l 76037. ....
ed as only the Woodmen Dana can p., . w KDOW loai "c , ' , "
n1.v. rendering manv lively airs that . . eleven applicants -wno pasieu.
did much to enliven the spirits .of the Miss Bessie Utley entertained a
otttWino. nrwl make the festivities a namoer oi menas ai ner name aues-
"w. I . m t - s.
success.
The Great Council held a
Rev. Jno. A. 'Smith, Synodical
day night, on N. Church stieet, in hon-1 Evaiijrelist of the Asociate Eeformed:
cTinrtlor of Miss Mary Eurrage. The event Presbyterian ihurcb, will preach ia
3 I i: : l tr t rr.ti tt i:
xne . ureai. .u " I was a linen shower party in antieipa- the Y. JL C. A. Hll at KannapoIi
KTrSrSSi: VcU were tion of MUs Bnmge's approiehins Friday and Satordaj- at 3 o'eloek, jx.
InJZ1? CL "re- marriage cn the 25th of May to Rev. and at II o'clock Sunday, be will:
installed. After the installation cere- T. ' j ::.f.. .mfe
;oe nplndod resolutions I - preacu miu -uu
TV VA V 1
were -nassel tharddn? the citizens of
the city, the Elk 3ub and tne nea-
of the Lord's Supper. The puMie
H. L. Parks & Co. will have another cordially invited to all these wrnMS. .
" tl A fieM iTnoTfeneeTwhea tha kscv;
houses and hotels and the newspapers 1 paper. v are ca wn.