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jot PUBLISHED TWICE A WEEK. tl.GO a A'cnr, Due U Actvrmc. VOL. XXXV. CONCORD, N. C. MONDAY. MAY 9, 1910 NO, 90. irl B. Stierrill, Editor and Publisher. KING OP ENGLAND DEAD rtrvTlSS OF ONLY ONE WEEK 1' Anc "P A T A T. T'M"PTTXf fWTT A Came .ren.exuxxjr ncwa rraa Vot a surprise x-xxxxwe ui waxes SUPEEME COURT DECISIONS. Handed Down Last Wednesday in the ' Cabarrus Cases. News and Observer. State vs. Dry und Blake, Cabarrus County. , Kemanded. Clark, C. J. 1. Indictment for -mivlflr r.. Automatically Succeeds to Throne, selection of jury, defendant Blake ret quested tne Court to allow him to step into adjoining room to speak to coroner, ine Court, not knowing him aQd George V Now Reigns. n:....nVi 7th ,.1 1 I'lT ...U i . 1 a Kin" Wiu in, uu lciuiueu to V;!a. 4 from a vacation ten days tu " v ?L ine aeicndants, assented h in the best of health, died at ff ter dunnS the takin2 of evidence, - iU . . . , i. la i j.i . the court: Aimtvo-ro.A tho'I, to be one of the defendants, assented Later, during the taking of evidence, the court discovered that he was one of the defendants. The defendant's i. ' u:u : Counsel gtfttPfi that thotr rtmA Ip.s tiiail a WL'Kh, wuicu 'was Mir 1- I uvj "iu oaaigu . ..t I nt the sia artAnwit-r. HfU - J - i 1 . at of ti. in n week- wnieh was spn-1 r m,.rp than thrpfi iav . .-, i ucuo.uac uj. me aosence or the pjsDaiu.. . j flflfVnnnt RIVi Ira M. x The Inure or u aies succeeaea to 7"" vuiug mc bciccuou throne immediately, according to of the jury. Court ordered a mistrial. :le iaw of the kingdom, without of- No objection by defendants.. 'Defend- rial ceremony. His first official ect ants thereupon moved for a discharge. . .i,u T .1 iVf xi. Motion rifiniv1 anil n-rkrkooi k-lS tO (ICS aiL'il IU IUC illttVUl" me - v. ""u ta.a.cu. nnouncement or nis latner's death, f"4' WCiUS V11 .moon to aiscnarge f. i TT I'll IIS Tinf a final l'lJnmnnt k..l t, nir-uance 01 custom, xiis tine is ." juumcuv, uui .au xxxuex- Ke V. locutory order, and no appeal lies. A Hi Majesty, tne iving, Dreatnea VCA"VAaA1 uuwc") ibiue ana as to.t :it Li:-i) roninc in tne Dres- iiucj-ucuaai wuscuts lu pre- 1 111 ,1 .1. n . - , vent oeiay, tne recora will De treated ,.0 iu Prince and Princess of Wales. as an application for and return to lie' PriiK-ess -Koyal, the Duchess of an order of certiorari. r;r, I'lincess . Victoria, Princess ' 2- In criminal prosecutions the de- ienaani nas.-ine rignt to oe present. ti,p ir.tellizence that the end of U misdemeanors this right may be t;r.T Edward's reign had come was waived by defendant through his t a Miriui-se at the last. The people counsel wun tne consent 01 tne court. ul been expecting to hear it at any ieionies omer man capital it can joment since the evening's DUlietin waiveu uy uexenuant mmseix. Ia posted at Buckingham palace and In capital trials it cannot be waived. I " . ... . ' r i i 11 iii 1 ashed throughout the kingdom. The .0. youris nave tne rignt to oraer anital received it without excitement, mistrials in other than capital cases in lit en-dlv. lor the Kin?r with his own their discretion ana in capital cases topic vvas unquestionably one of the the court may order a mistrial when it lost popular rulers in the world, is necessary to attain tne enas 01 jus- hev re?ai(bl liiiii as one . the tice. In this case the court deeming ;ro.i.:nsr forces makiusr f r tho sta- it necessary to attain the end of jus- lit v of the peace ot the Lmpire. tice, ordered a mistrial, as prisoner's Pneumonia, following bronchitis, is counsel stated that they would contend lieveil to have been the cause of that proceedings were absolutely void alii, lut th-1 i.'cijrs-thus far V. a ve because of the temporary absence of fused to make a statement. Some defendant. Having ordered a mistrial ..the King's friends are convinced upon-this statement without objection, at worry over the critical political the motion for discharge of prisoner tllltlAn IvIllTill inTTprAntOil Trim HI7lfll I nnnnvln TT01.'Illlft1 1. j ; :i j:j fepless nights, aggravated if it did t cause the fatal illness. One of the last utterances attrib- oii to King Edward was: - "Well it is all over; but I think I five done mv dutv." He seemed then to have reached till realization that his end was fast proaching. Cause is remanded that prisoner may be duly placed on trial MR. JNO. C. SMITH DEAD. A KKMAEKABKE , I COMMENCEMEfT THE SUrKUOH COURT. EUOED Hi SCHOOL. rTrfrrrcr: nmrv Former Concord Man Died Friday Afternoon at 5:15 O'clock at Ashe viUe. Mr. Uiio. C. Smith died Friday afternoon at 5:15 o'clock after an ill ness of several years of consumption. iIr. Smith's death had been expected hourly for several days, and his friends here' and elsewhere were pre pared for th .announcement. His death occurred at Asheville, where he had lived for about two years. Mr. Smith, was 36 years of age, and came to Concord 14 years ago, with his mother. He ran a restaurant for several years, and later became a gro cery merchant. By his courteous treatment and friendly manner he soon won many friends and enjoyed a splendid trade. About two years ago his health failed, and he moved to Asheville hoping to be ; benefitted." There was never any pronounced im provement, however, and for two years he made a brave fight for his life. Mr. Smith was the tmly son of Mrs. T. N. Holden, and on November 27, 1900 was married to Miss Carrie Me hafify, daughter of Mrs. J. W. Mehaffy. Both his mother and wife survive him. No children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Mr. Smith was an honest and' up right man, and was above a mean or little thing. He had a strong charac ter and opinions of his own. Nothing could swerve -him rom his conception of duty. He was" a consistent mem ber of Central Methodist church dur ing his residence in Concord. He had friends by the score, because he made himself friendly and treated every body right. V A SICK ONE'S COMPLAINT. Mr. WiHian M. SherriH Goes Thronxh Anaiul Sercoa ; Yesterday by XUt. Entire Graded School Course Here Plato Dcrhaa Assal Address T- Withota Missiaf a Day or Eren Be- nixht by Ect. T. A. SzjooC ing Tardy. There were do ttrficGt ai the dif- The Charlotte Observer of Sunday fereat churcbe of tie city ycserdT contains a cut of Mr. liuam M- Sher I moraicr. the member of the different rill, of Concord, accompanied by the con grtfi lion gxthering at the Central following statement of facts concern- graded school to attend the opeaixsj ing the record he has made at school: of the coaiincacemcat of the inttita- The subject of this sketch, Mr. tioa. William Montgomery Sherrill, the 16- The serrices were ojcned with th year-old son of Mr. J. B. Sherrill, long meter doxology by "the choir and editor of The Concord Times and Sec- audience, with Mr. & IV Bciboa p re re tary of The North Carolina Press siding at the piano, followed by a Association, has made the remark- prayer by Bev. S. N. WaUon, pastor able record of completing the entire of the First B apt Ut choTch. Next graded school course of ten years of was a song, "How Firm a Found a -the ConeonJ garded school without ev- tion." The scripture lesson was read er having missed a day or even having by Bev. S. N. Kuhnk, pastor of the been tardy a single time. He will St. James Lutheran church, which wa graduate at the graded school Tues followed, by a prayer br Bev. Dr. J. day, May 10, and expects to enter M. Grier, after which the coagrega- Tnnity College next fall. He - is a tion sang, 4 The Son of God Goes grandson of ex-Judge W. J. Mont- Forth to War." Prof. J. D. Lentt gomery, of Concord, and of f he late introduced to the, audience, Bev. P. T. Rev. M. V. Sherrill, of the Western Durham, pastor of Central Methodist North Carolina Conference. church, who delivered the annual r- " Another remarkable fact is that mon to the graduating class, taking this is the third member of Mr. Sher- as his text the 20th verse of the 11th rill's family who has made the same chapter of Matthew, record. The first one was Miss Mary At the close of Mr. Durham's ex Lilly Sherrill, now Mrs. D. B. Privett, cellent discourse the congregation was of Mebane, and the second one was led in prayerby Bev. W. I Hutchins, Miss Anna Douglass Sherrill, of Con- after which the "benediction was pro cord, both of whom graduated at the nounced by Bev. Dr. Grier. graded school there without having Superintendent J, D. Lentr rfi missed a day or having been tardy a nounced that the -'exercise would be single time.- It is probable that there gin promptly at 8 o'clock tonight, is not another family in the United when Bev. T. A. bmoot, of miming Concord Whistles Disturb the Sick, Says this Writer , Mr. Editor: I could never under stand why it is necessary for so many mill whistles to blow so long about 4:30 o'clock each morning. It seems to me that there .could be some ar- i rangement made among the mills to have one mill' do the blowing of whis tle, is blowing is necessary at allf to States that has made such a record. "Besides establishing such a re- ton, will deliver the annual literary address. The graduating exercises will markable record for attendance and take place tomorrow night at 7:30 being punctual, young Sherrill has o'clock. t made a splendid scholarship record The following is the program of and will graduate near the head of his the exercises Monday evening: class. Prayer. "Mr. Sherrill alsn takes an active Presentations ot certificates Dr. J. part in all athletics of his school and E. Smoot, chairman of school board, has been a member of both the base- Annual AddressRev. Thomas A. ball and football teams. He is a strong, Smoot, of AV llmmgton, N. C robust vounz man. a fast runner and Rev. T. A. Smoot, of Wilmington, very active, and will no doubt develop will arrive Monday morning and deliv into a cood athlete during his college er the literary address Monday night. course. Mr. Smoot has been elected a delegate f- Ati ooMnnt rtf hi rrnrjarkaWc ror. to the. Laymen's Conference, which Jtiip Ttll Hclia Bis rtm Ttra zA Males Hit Irstesiisx Tae May tcna of Ch4rrii Sairiar co 4 rt cwatfrd ti;t 2rr; ii Srt CKirt tiis tt ,w Arnctl t 3ferel JadT Jose, mU mslly r ijscd. There vaa zxxt h isUm! htv on t he part of oar r;tu-r. far that rpoa a4 tt eoart m croweded to hear JaJir IVIF clarc to the jrcasd jary. Ilia charpe lo the rraoa j clear and forceful and made a ft4eK did iscjwriEon crwa the larr crowd of Cabarrus citixect prrteat He let the rrtnd lawn uadentasd that their poitioa at or.e of dirnity. or mpoitibUity, adof hard work, it mcir antef were prvpeny perrortaeo He $ryt of the hutory of the eouaty. and how it sont had dUJij!r-3e4 thcmselve in the eaae of HWrtr, re called the daring 'deeds of the Black Boy of Cabarrus and remarked "be ing on of ueh iire f arely yoa ill keep the oath you have jast uken in violate and do all in your rrer tV" promote peace and gvvil on!cr of to- ctety in this great eoantrr. many citirens whom people na- derstand are pKd citUcn trv to evade jury dutiv Jat think of it. tmng to evade rving tbetr State for a week when there arc standing around here men ho hate faced death on the battleHetd for four lon$ years for their State and country. Jude Pell reviewed the jnnviic tion of the various courts and paid his resiccts to the magitrate who wrongly take jurilicliu:i and ho al low men accused to submit and pay a tine without the pmence of a State witness. He then went off into a treatise of the criminal law, taking up such crime as are imortant and those of mot frtHjueut occurretice. Judge 1M1 itated to them that ha would not argue to the jury as to whether a law was a pxnl law or not, and it was not the business of the grand jury to decide whether or not certain law were good law or whether certain law -were bad laws, that the laws were on the statuto HeilK v, -Railroad. Cabarrus County. , 1 ..vm TzSZ ' .Li LwUin fclinh. Wlandl in June, that th i5 " T.;ol Mr,r?nW. J tfle employees, instead or all or m - - - ' Vr tT'" 7 "TJ" x". books and were pasd by the aorer- worK, his inenas preaict mains ca- u -?"?'"r "" . 'rv' V"' hm .,f Vrth C.nn .n.l it blowing at once. The present custom is for all to reer at Trinity will be one of honor church, Wilmington, He will also vis- blow loud and long. This not only ano aisuncuou. . WA , Vr V. ' C2 iTZ; deavor to find out if the Uw Hmd r -r i t i x i x. i n nivi o n via i finu in ir m i iiiimii ri i - - w - - ir ia nnr. Tair to staxe mat lue iiisl i ' 1 1 . . . . . . . - named. Miss Mary Lillv Sherrill, at- young ministers in the State, and tended the graded school only the -last those who hear him Monday night will five rears of the course, but after she oe lortunate. . New Trial. Manning, J. 11' Suit for damages for personal injuries. Upon conclusion of plain tiff's evidence, motion for non-suit granted. Evidence disclosed that TloinfifF 1T7QC pmnlnvfi nf rnilrOfld and Concord's Public Building. K. . c.ni:shnrv from Snencer to do A Washington special to the Char- certain work and in returning board- He Observer dated Friday gives e(i an engine of defendant returning ie following information in regard to Spencer; that this has been the cus- our proposed ..public building: tom 0f employes for nine years; that ie status of the Concord public build- n a side track ana plaintiff who Trefate it Sic! ONE 1 ? said: "I. called at the Treasury as standing on steps of engine, was xt' or reulate 11 UNtj' apartment some time ago and was knocked off by post on side of track; Death of an Aged Lady.- fiwsm mat me Dias maae were an fuf on(r no -wns nf new tT)e and wiaer ut'r TUP aninnnt nt ,mnnor ,airai m no I . i : . mnt- lioH I , . , -x r I . . - . , ,i . n , ' i j TiT Ltnari oramary eugiue, iuai ia(, Wednesday at her home in jno. townships ana the numoer 01 voiera ' "' ucMlllilflll ilili, USJi-eU. IUC Un IrnAflb-ori Cn that It Was VefV I t. Af, Ttoi- -ro, nn nV fha .U, T 4- -nniA thoir inn 1 1 tflT' ur bidders, James Seay & Co., Pe- dose to track. Held, that upon .mo- oldest ladies in the unty, "her age Township No. 113. 87 years,. 11 months and Mb She aws the widow of Joseph suit was improper- Bo t d was the mother of seven awakes and disturbs the sick, but the well ones also. Concord is getting too metropolitan to force the sick and well ones to en- rlnrp tViP wViietlA TinisflTiPA anv lnncrpr. If the managers of the mills do not a (la-v ani was never iaru. of their own notion make less noise in the morning, .the city authorities was the duty of the grand jury to en- been violated and to bring indictment against those who had violated them. Judge Pell .instructed' the grand nve rears oi ine course, out ancr sue - . . i . . , . , . .. , - t started to the school she never missed A snggest.on has been made that on JC.5!?rf account ot the hundreds ot people v-.. uv, that will gather in, the big auditorium tention to the necessity for fcuch tn- He also There are m 4 xt-s- n.-r, l frt tenl thP PTrri5c that nil ine l v. Unpaia roii laxes m wu u, r V t - mlll m the ntt,nfi,n of the rnnd Hr.nfl'pd and nmetv- Muies leave ineir uig nais ai uumcui ; 1, ' ,t -.i institutions clean and sanitary, lie in structed them to visit these institu tions and inspect the bed clothing of seven citizens in this county who have not paid their poll tax and will not be allowed to vote in the election this fall. The following is a list of the else remove them. PERSONAL MENTION. v . r: i j p ' r tion oi non-sun iue cviucuvo bein LT1' as true, and that u' ana u' J' pps the motion of non .. Newport News, Va., to bid on lv Plainl go to Salisbury, do certain worts: ana leaves ialso 34 ffrandchildren and 19 irinf. nrinn hf evidence j 7'" uu' auu 17 - x-uipps the motion of non-suit was improper- rftt lttLrP?l' , r S' v rln ly granted. Plaintiff was directed to childrellf five 0f whom are living. She already considered. Supervising ?pfnrT1 ani returning in the custom pniteet laylor will know within I . p na .Ti defendant t. J " x . 'n days who will secure the contract, ne amount available is 60.000 for F building: the site post 10.000. owed him safe transportation. great-granchildren. Mrs. Bost was catechised at the old Red church (now St. John's) and la ter -miner! tf!nlrl Snrins's Methodist Forney v. Telegraph Co. Cabarrus churellf .ge was a m0st excellent County. No error. Walker, J. women, and leaves the heritage of a 1. Suit (for damages tor mental an- ff0od name to her children and pos- Glass Eye Exnlodes. -'Al. Jake lsenhmir. c TriJirrnniet. Am-I i 3 U nrrraroo. in tnft flfl. I iinT;i , xi ' v . , guisn causeu ujf ucgugvv leruy. fU. ;i r. IMP Nnonnnr ohnnu mof -nn f h 1 . . n , t TlfnnHont AAT1. I m. -" i ir"-"'- ouvo iiitt, i livery oi a teiegraiu. ajcj-cuuuui, w 'ine iunerai service was con cou pecuhar accident Thursday after- foj0q w. enffifiient notice of claim A-nnieyA at St .Tnnn ' Thnrsdav a,fter- Ann II 1 .. 1 I " t,iiw w . UUlVIA M.V vuil, JlP lflo on oitihAinl atra onrl I - . . nt li Jll.. mvfn Harl I . i- i -t .1? 'a,i i . ttitAAiaA. w had not oeen niea witmu j noon by Kev. JN. tc. iticnarason, oi - auuen ur'snTno in rnar siiiH i n. xmj 4-- rroncmisinn f i, r w" . " , 7 alter message meu. " . p xiiee ana was Townshio No. 230. Township No. 35. Township No. 475. Township No. 5 6. Township No. 75. Township No. 88. Township No. 912. Township No. 10 19. Township No. 1135. Ward 147. Ward 2 44. Ward 35. Ward 418. Cvma Af tf.. PoonlA TTr and Else- thee places and to ce that none of r, irrv io I the inmates were (forced to leep Where Who Come and 3o. . v tl,Ar Mrs. Jno. C. Smith will leave Wed- that contain tbat woaid z their health. Judge Pell presides over the court i nesday for Asheville. Mr. E. C. Banihardt spent yester day afternoon in Charlotte. Mr. Victor 'Smith, of Birmingham, Ala., spent yesterday in the city. Miss Pearl Boger. of Elizabeth Col lege, is visiting her father, Mr. M. Boger and ternoon in Salisbury. Mrs. T. A.ilolden will leave tomor- Memorial Day Exercises. row for Hichfield, Stanly county, to l. f I t 1 - C ms4 n inn f AcVlO- The committee on arrangement ior spena a aay ueiuic.-iciuiu.-j, Mt. Pleasant,-in the presence of many the Memorial Day exercises request ville in a quiet, dignified manner, and haa made a splendid impression on th jeople of our county. The grand jury is composed of tha following citizens: Jno. L. Ervin, Jaa. L. Lefler, J. IIJ Itinehardt, M. M. Sims. J. C. P. Cochran, Chaa. T. Bar-, Messrs. T. D. Maness, W. A. Foil I rier K, L. Walthall, W.it. .VrchibaW, d C. E. Boger spent yesterday af- V . A. O Barnncr, J. IL Bamer, U ij. ury, u. ui.. oauc, . -. McKinley, O. H. Borer, W. 0. Coch ran, E. G. Lipe and L. E.Dortoa.Petit Jury: G. E. Kizer, B. A. Moore, IL A. Greabcr, G. W. Ihy, J. B. Gourley, S:C Kluttz. D.-'M. Eudy, C. M. in baiisoury to tta fu.f pecnoro havinsr been niea rr.fl Knn'al fnnV n npfl there. n joiiMrpn to meet at the court t n nnfTlace. of Wmston-ba- Man dm. IL 1. Smith. L. L. 3iauMin, Brawley, the eye specialist, Qn jjecember 6th, 1907, and delivered ; - house tomorrow promptly at 12 j is visiting her parenU, Mr. and c. W. Earnhardt and Artis Cain. Jno. as lie a scended th ie stairway lead- n Demoer 9th, 1907, and a letter TTallev' Comet o'clock during the recess of court. The Mre j W Cannoa; L. Ervin is foreman, e w Uie doctor s othee the artificial .t: jrionf nf neslisrence m aiuey s vn,: rrr-Qm hnc been arranged: .. . ' . .. Wml rlefendants who are-under f burst" with a loud report. Fortu- 0f tlTS having been- Several people report that they got oThe monument by the r-1.re frd P Smith bond for good conduct made their .p. m no injury was inflicted and Mr. Slf De?enAe? 9th, 1907, qnot- good views of the famous oomet this J110? and Monday nvfSflm prance and proved to the court that, fenhour was given attention for his lJt amount of morning about 4 o'elock. The Wash- chle0 VfPm Choir. w .n05 cial designer for the b g .1 ftCMrdin:r to the Uira -a,.: . . iiTirr m hit i, i.iiij. i . , i iiuii x iiu w w"-r " i I lnrrfATi HorQ M CUVC ' I An-. i- ll -i .1 'Ui im in p nnH onnthor ov "1 Oe insert i" n t Vi a -r? frVi f cnoVof e one afflicted. , - Delegate to General Synod. lr. B. L. TJmhprrpr rpttirnPil TtViMav Jjffht from Albemarle, where he at- 1 3 nttl rQ1TlCr Kf'KI OWL damages, anu :e nnl v;sihle to the na- e?Gd mTi7sLTJk Jhe ked eye at this time, save und r most claim was filed m sixty -days ana i e j conditions. Ve- letter contains sumcienu - ; .ff Address Rev. Dr. J. M. Grier. Song By the Children. pnntim Lynchburg, and is now on a trio'forU the land and after each one had a trip xor Avam:nbi ,1, .U limn waa OUIliT J V iuc vuiiuiwu. , . p lurcu amvv - - - Piwcontatinn of Crosses of Honor pis nrm. - ... nt were dismwsed and all tbe other 7sum, ,m i w r w ' ii: mi i - - - bv Mrs. W. J. Montgomery on behalt tev ana ixs. ' " I were excused until next court. fendLTof he claim for damages. nus, it appears is now often mistaken J the D hters othe Confederacy, eave tomgbt for R A of Knn.polu. 5 UHmi T that claim for dam- for the comet by sight-seers who rise 2. Stipulation that f.iar of catchillg a t' . "UUi xiuexuarie, wnere ne at-1 asres must De niou iu-oiv - - ... r a. .Vv ded the session of the North Caro- val?d The sixty days is counted from glimpse of the stranger m the sky. i Lutheran Svnnn Mr TTrnWpr Iv'V"rfl ZiJa message is de- Unless the tad is aparent, it iS not "a Lutheran S vnnrl ATr TTmKpnrpr I iV. x:. olnvAd message fas elected as one of the nine dele- Uvered or from time plaintiflE receives the comet. encral syQ0d of the notrCe of it., r-u, wnicn meets in Richmond -in Sons The Veterans Choir, Song By- the children. ?eptemher. Rev. V. Y. Boozer, oresi- ent of the Synod, was taken suddenly fl -Uursdav. 7 7 iil craaiuu TT CIO : 3 . ""d over bv Vi P,Unnt ai.inv i tnis cut, w rm that time untUthe Svn: Thursday afternoon aoout . . - .7 - i -1 n y t r- lrii . I i 1 1 u uurned. Painfully Hurt. Mr. Lee Daney, a young wite ported from sea. or this cuy, w& , V t" Bitten by a Mad Dog. The Naval - Observatory authori- , r u Tonne Howe wiU spend tomorrow at Gas- iuf w;,rw U vet H- - LiX3 T , :u r" rum'n Mm. Col- nea aaj wat iwu. ., -- trppt -was bitten D had few, if any, opportun ties to see TOetod department of the this week aiid part of next. l , lllv to an Uult on W. A. son wiU, attend the ul?fffP" Duckworth and was fined $25 and Convention which meets in Baltimore! "raV';:u. .n Vi Ti.. Another PnbUc HUh SciooL A meeting of the citizens of No. 4 riculture. and advice was ;rr vTn brick from the front The Bishops ot tne uenerai oon- Monday that the dog h?.a rames. i wAtorL Lildinhere a nnm- ference of the Methodist Church now itHe y was taken to Ealeigh Mon- ipt.tinsr 1 j i. at worK ouiia-1 iu sessiuu ait xxsuv; u, vrjv -a aay nigni, xor uw1"" received tacky. , L 4l, an one in the hlA Iirv .u.v r j. t 1 1 r. o ota At. worK nulla- m session ai xjiicviii., uuo -0 f Lee Wright Will be Candidate for of carp X Dacy was women have seat in the law-maHng Anne Judge. SLnaaftoS about ten feet body of tU chnrcb .v'Th .lKt ,1 o'clock, a. m. l high, removing brick from overhead women ffi that an arrangement .uca ".fr r r.! Szl W, ehool wUl ran eerea Gilmore wiunenere on iflosauioiu5ub . . macs that the graduating exercises take months and ti e other lower grades tnat we B6 it. Tll -rC ten pupils in the school place at the venirai c 1 enter the hizb school neoole want to go to noin. " """ "Tw ,v. v, that an arrangement can be i w. 1 ouncement was made in Salis- high, removing eminent memberf it- He re- before they wonld all De ar that he will be a candidate for ceived a hard faU to the pavement be- News and Observer. IIL rf110' court judgeship to sue- low, striking an iron beam, -.xus iuue : j :-. said: "Jennie, ain't yon never goin . m 9 Ociock. rea Judffe R i? t j-v-n n. 4 qui in, vwn anrl he received sev- vi,0riAtfa nimniMP! "Mnndav next i. i.i r- nr Bmww telenhoned I " & A tha Tnna 1 , ' 6. . . . . x.i Vo.V n1 otitic I. -, j.. j i Aott ! . , .. , M riffiT-l n' "familv. and temnfr,..r ,uwot. xuo exai-paa uru - . "M"wu . iT V. , ml.-? - ; ' ine ivey ouoe vo., rrrit.-: TTliUKnro TTi dan-hter. iliss Grace, - v a. i,i ir ' i i i ht ttt a m . i a i - m m. va-v-u 4. i i i i j a ajuu i m a r - n ex r T" vi n m- i r ot-u a a i i a x a m.m mm t-i t n i k m a - a mm a t m in a iixiidtfw w ay w .u-ici wm cipire wim me ms lmnnes axu 'j x : , in vkjucuxu. j. -- wno lOOK we ouenuct ouu ; (Good Shoes. ' nave a new u t-' i . , v: ifw rTtr and nt VP91. j ii ... I . i 3-r,farArta I. . : Tioon I uuwi I a vrmnamed Him. iirs. leaner ma. o. 1 1 1 1 i. m ri nm lnoTinw itttt 1 1 I - i. .AM..jAian iiiuirivuMi i .n jiocn -aa Tiny, nun lmix tiil ubvw I . - . i a y-iTnn trori irmn tri 1 1. uu -.ub mt i 1 . j ii..t n a tt vptti ti t -nn uk i " - ... . "y Friday nisht bv E W Writ". wffi . 1 number of brick f eU bier sea s in tne cnurcnes t xiow ion5 - - - - .g and thwl.t ."liSment txerdie o"4 6 "5?01. "u toan,y' 3rrm;v, , w. " - . . . - -p.. -i tt Wm-a thoir wnnui n i oe v-ciosoa i -1 : . -r-r 3. .. v.Ain9 at unrvrv ttiver. .1 1 - L. V.MWia HP TTTaU.13 oCIWiU I . - 1 . thA I UlUCt V " J ' lie was ai uxs uum. .. m DCm a livue cariict auu ivt i .. . . xl. Jnnv nrt finallvl ... s . i. x. I - attempts to open me x, i rerf ormance at tne opera nouse not w i , v r,TtAV f Tlillsboro. saidt ''Jennie, ain't yon never goin' Tntn q m Mr. Jacob E. Carter of HUUlro, spent several aaye nere iasi cc. FPCGnX viiv uc I XXX3 XXXJIXXXGO v Cbent year, and tha nnTninotin in .x xaoA no dansrerons C if5 V"11 a determination to win - t ixgm. in cash as prizes and this has been I snppiementea oy ; .equu ainoa- - . f - f - p - Ga i paper. pp the advertisement of Jno. K. j the merchants making $150 in all. The bee tne aavexi. i 1 0 na onrl CnrnrH Will ""f " . - ... . t the other - children wiu iwe Tuesday to join them, and tne xaxxj. Tickets went on saie u-n & Co. ean yonr Tuesday to jom wem, lVeruSwu. w-w. - 7 , , n- tnll mnre in the ''Mnmmy ana xne xauxu- xx. ."T shrill hereafter ma nuisww Patterson . & Co., insurance a n Bird." at Gibson Drag Store especial attention Uc . - g . , j " totneir ruguepxxx. i- - Ward, of Ashehoro, I. Xnveal oe IS fating her brother. Mr w -R w J i'n the world. 1 increase since 1900 of 126,401. tnis mornin0. 2 .11 .ll UVL. tO tUiU'111" "
The Concord Times (Concord, N.C.)
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May 9, 1910, edition 1
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