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" mi urn in ! n r-ini7 mrnwnwi w jfWMii..!TZL!TMin7r --' " '-'" " tmmmmmm"m ""tin mm, ''WiMiiaiM.iMS rlri 13. Sherrill. Editor and Publisher. VOL. XXXVI. 1yOAh AND OTHERWISE. PUBLISHED TWICE WEEK t CO a Yonr. Dtjj9 tn Advnnoo. CONCORD. N. C., THURSDAY. DECEMBER S, 1910 PROPOSED NEW RAILROAD, i KNOCKOUT BLOW TO NO. 47 uv-ic the President's message in Survey on Road from Salisbury to ;f,,iay. ; Read it. Monroe via Concord and Mt. Pleas- Supre ( j(in is up considerably today, the MILEAGE REQUIREMENT. ant to be Started in a few Day. being 14 cents. . r Salisbury Pus t. tf. hranK Uiumic, m nitoi.MX Ifte anilOllllff mPt,t rf a. ...1 ;.r;il(r who has been confined to his tion of the Salisbury Railroad CW ,,. fr ten days, is again at his post. pany which is to build a railroad 'rora torn, the womieriui vuagrapn aog, oansoury to .Monroe by way of Faith ndingpart in one ot the pic- and .Mt. Pleasant, has been the snh- The Pastime today. jet of much comment. It was rener- . t. t II i nuuu iiiaL .some Tkiniiii a ... u fii- r. x unman eon- i . . . . -- . v.. ii-...----- . ' . . i jfMll rnuanl iho r with headquarters in Chicago, , V 77 .iuS ui mich a fiif ? t,m m,h roa3 but w people knew that the plan had been matured to such a point. It is stated positively that the road a at si ;i nrriVn me mat wjc hcch 10 j.ar'! month's vacation with bis Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cline. The street ngms inme enure north win ne built and a glance at the per- A of Concord have been conspicuous son nei of the" board of directors will hv their iaimic iu Buiuc iui Boaai omMv mai me leaaers ot Lhe entpr- rights past, and there 'have been loud prise are not dreamers, but practical . i . . i .. i I i it . - - - . ,.rr.T amis accoruingiy. men wno do tilings. Mr. V. M. Mi - 1 - ii i . - . - Mr and-Mrs. Taylor, Mr. Geo. Har-l1" flas een engaged as engineer for ...l f- A nP V.ltha cniriTianv rwl ha will K.: . rm . . I . . . - . I i. 1 " t I rt . Y'irk. traveling m a 'Jklatneson car3111 nin me next lew tiays when route to winter iiaven, ria stop- 11,0 - route win oe an- nounceo. as soon as the survev is made work will be commenced at once and the road will be pushed to com pletion. it is planned bv the company to build the road from Salisburv to Monroe, connecting with the Seaboard at that point, and then afterwards to extend the line further east so -as to connect with the Coast Line, and north to Winston-Salem to' connect Avith the Norfolk and Western, at a later 1atp. ny one who is. at all acquainted with the sitution knows the immense possibilities for development in the section through which the new road is to be built. In the first place, the Mr. T. W. Smith. Jr.. who 'has been lie will extend into the very heart ' ' ... spending his vacation of several tne large granite belt and tap an months' here with his' parents, Rev. unlimited and almost inexhaustible awl Mrs...T. W. Smith, will leave the supply of the finest granite in the world. Hundreds ot cars of this gramfe are now being shipped to all parts of the world in spite of the very unsatisfactory and limited railroad facilities and with the increased use of granite for road building as well as architectural purposes this; indus ..v ..... ""0 I i. 1 11 1 ll -1-1 . HXUk 1. mprchandismg in the ttuture m con-1 t L v " """ States where the principal nortion with his farm. -Mr. IJlacK : t v,v i. ., r Carolina roads extend. um o nfrcf in ih Rtnr fnr AB6 roaa win aiso maKe accessiDie . w,e time and the. first of the week ? 11 v,i Most Interesting Talk from Chinese W purcliased thft entire stock. He " oest quality, to.say notning ot me ag- vn.c on itfd at the bt. tloud-Mormandy tor Jimfh today. t a meeting o fthe graded school l)i.anl Tuesday night Mr. L. A. Brown wa elected a member of the iboard he vacancy caused by the res- "r T TT T ll niation i mi. jho. jv. I'aiierson, who reepntly moved from Ward 3 to Ward 2. . Mr. Baxter F. Widenhouse, of (Jpitrgeville, lett here Wednesday af- tpninn with his family, consisting of his wife and child, for Jacksonville, Fla.. which place they will make their home. Mr. Widenuouse loes not know just what work he will engage in. 20th for Sweden, where lie will re sume his work with the American To- bareo 'o. He will spend a few davs in New York before sailing, v Squire Sam Black has purchased the More of the late George Barbee, in Ko. 10 township, and will engage in me Court Says Railroads axe Guilty of Breach of Taitn in Aakin; Exchange for Tickets. Kaleigh SiecL3l Charlotte OWrver. The KortH Carolina Sunretne Court in Harvey, vb. Ilailroad, from Wilson county, practically deal a knork out'' blow to tile raTlrox.t mi!ea? book regulation reqairing iolders to procure mileage tickets in exchange before boarding a traiu in iu ruling just made. Harvev is a traveling man and attempted at Wilson three or lour times to procure a ticket in ex change for mileage, being stood aside each time by the agent in order that he might wait on cash purchasers of tickets. Finally the train came with out Harvey having gotten his ticket. He boarded the train with mileage which the conductor refused to accent. putting him off at the first station. He recovered $2,500 damages. Now the Supreme Court, Associate Justice Hoke writing the" opinion, ap proves the judgment holding that Harvey had the right, under the cir cumstances to. ride on the mileage. Chief Justice Walter Clark, in an opinion concurring with Justices Hoke and Manning in the controlling opin ion of the court, holds further that the requirement that a holder of a mileage book shall obtain a ticket in exchangers a breach of faith on the part of the railroads at whose in stance the social session of the Oen- eralAssembly of 1908 was held to raise the passenger rate to 2 1-2 cents upon the proposition of the railroad companies that they would i.ssue mile age books at 2 cents, meaning, Chief Justice ('lark declares, the mileage to which the public 'had always been accustomed, wherebv the mileage had been pulled on 'the train by the con ductor. The Chief Justice also holds that the requirement to get a ticket for mileage is unreasonable and void and becoming heretofore unknown in this State and still unknown ex cept in this State and a few adjacent North TACTS ABOUT SOUTHBOUND. WOODMEN BANQUET. JTCV TLEASANT NEWS InUxestiii liens AVoct tlc Ntw Eaiiroad froa WisstcaSalea to Wadesboro. Winston SeatireL Sution?4with aiiUsr frwss Wb-lor.-Sa!caiSo3ta Wisstoa-Alca 3 miles; Kilers, 10; Wclcoce, 13; Ux ingtoti, -Jl ; Cotton Grove, 27; Soath- A Dfliiitf si (tetxuzz Tiiay NUH lUUrt Talk AtUA t zzittz OSan for Hztzzzt Ytar. Ka Casi W. l, W b14 thit j eal efr$isi vittr Tar4y feitj nhlth fMumrJ by tJpt hl the srsvwl Urxtlf .alter!! it- ExtiezUyRl-OUT NnriL it tUv4 f c x& t4 tie In! Lf'4 fcttf iss There jrr e:jtt aj ta ll z.it N i rete-$ t-fe UA eekAf Jt i - . - vi A--t Mr, ivitisi i mx-mit? Ik MX sr, f a of tk mount, 32; Daaie! S; Nevoio. 43; dstr the mn&l lalWr tS4e.Sil3i f He tkM luckertown, 40; hitcer 49; lle-1 deHs rre fmoi eara. to(vi tine, t; Albemarle, iS9; Porter, 65; Tt 'toeetir.; brm t S oVki in Norwood, (2); Cedar Hill, 74; Atsaos- Ww'dmAn U!? rooev At iW ville, 77; Pinkert&n, SI; Wdestaro, 111 Vastdux. Mr. J. C. Kick 4 by. Total milage, SD. Iivern! h r'fn-.e addrrM pfj bek!f I Max ud um grades Southbound, tlx-1 f Casjic Merm. JArr K Al tenth of one per cent; Dort!iboaad,I,cr, of Himirs:, Mr.'Datu, f j one pe: vai. i rvAncAKii, anj Aifm. J. H. Ami Straight track, 71 per cent; curved Haney MeA!titer. f Iiant Plea- track V per cent. ant. reswnde! in twhalf f tieir re- Steei liils used, 6a pounds. pective o.!re. AfW tie creek. f3 feet long aixi 92 feet higu; ta of o Jouth Fork, 873 feet long and 08 feet I wa held high; Soaku-s 783 feet lomr aad-531: lg and 58 feet high;Koeky River, Inhonr, Advior IJetitenant; J. 0 feet long and 47 feet high; Mack Caldwell, Banker; J. H. Dortoa. wnV creek, 262 feet long and 23 Clerk; F. C rm41, Ewort; Ijtmit Principal steel structure Salem I waking had bwi eoocldi tie fW- ffieem for the enttsin ear and the ftniowmj ere lonr feet hiJi; Yadkin river, 1,458 feet I C H, Peek. Council Commander; C. Ion 400 Bro f.t t.:u. i . t ... . . n,.i-i w- .. . t i .. c rcfc uiiiu, iuiai icniu ti tieei i re i -1 1 " w uniw4, . ji, jtjuir, t les, 5,4 S feet. try ; A. M. Faggart. C. J. William Overhead highway crossings of steel, and A. K. HKvcr, Manarerf, and Ir. IS; overhead highway crossings of Smoot & Pemberton and F, O. Iloer, wod, G; under highway crossings (con- Physicians. crete), X , I As oon a the election wa over Highest point in line. 1,015 feci. l"e arcP and visitors marched to the ten and one-half mile- south of Win- Allison building, where an elaborate ston-Saiem, near Midway church; low- spread had been prepared. A table est point on line, 292 feet. Hoc W ex tend et the entire length of the River Crossing, 71 miles south of I storeroom formerly occupied be Gad W inston-Salem. All drainages and culverts are iron and' concre-ate. The lines eroes through parts of five tl,re occasion was the excellent counties and touches four countv music re microti uy tne woodmen banL seats, Winston-Salem, in Forejh After everyone had partaken to bi county: Lexington in Davidson eoun- own satisfaction the meeting adjourn- ty; Albemarle, in Stanly county; Wad- M to the Pythian building where esboro, in Anson countv. Ittoucbes anorner session was neid the northeast corner of Montgomery Missionary. All who last evening heard Dr. H. M. sion, were Pleasant, which has been lying dor- delighted with his vivid portrayal of maiif fnv vparc fnr liiol- nf railrnjin I tho work in that section of lhe sreat an unLortunate young I facilities, will become a large city be- Chinese Empire. Most vividly did he the new line as if by magic. Mt. paint the great opportunity before the it has and the undeveloped resources Christian church to mould opinion m cause of the manv advantages which China where the lethargy of ages is in the midst of which it is situated. being shaken off and the people are i.-'ii i - r x i i.z nnnlinnP thn. .biiQ npss at. the Rflm llvluluia P"""": uj. . me Tuesday s baUsbury 1 ost: fehenft i.. i:t;1 a Twn will snrino- nn nlono- at th First Prcshvtcrian chnrfh w . . : . , V - ..... . . ''I' - ' ' " - " this morning from Albemarle with Theodore Moss white man who has been confined in the epileptic asylum at Raleigh. Moss escaped from the asylum several days aero and returned to 'his home m Stan ly county. The sheriff went to Ral eiirh this afternoon with the prisoner C. T. Earnhardt, a prominent busi ness man in Salisbury, was asphy xiated in a bath room at his home there Sunday afternoon while taking a bath. He turned off the blaze from a gas heater but did not stop the flow of pas and while dressing fell uncon scious to the floor where he was found an hour later bv members of the fam ily. His condition remained serious for several hours but he rallied and will recover. ! $350,000 Cotton Mill for Lexington. Lexington Dispatch. At a meetinsr of the Lexington Sample-Farrow. The following invitations have been issued : Mrs. S. H. Farrow invites you to be present at the marriage of her daughter Johnsie ' to Mr. William Franklin Sample the evening of Wednesday, t wen tv-first of December at half after seven o'clock 263 North Union Street Concord, North Carolina. No cards have been issued in eitv. on awakening to the advantages of West ern civilization and seeking through missionaries education. The great work Dr. Woods was enabled to do during the famine of a few vears ago was modestly referred to and the depth of spirituality of recent revival among the Christian churches was im pressivelv set forth. A cordial invi tation is given to all to hear this gitt- the speaker tonight at 7 p. m. Mr. Mr Wt.WUr' tte i rr. j:T -f ihrtt er.Aiy f re-vi Wr in thnr WtTeset. lr. G. IT. tit WcUcr, tkf f Mtx. d sir, t4 t re fr NV-Vrry w recti pt cf th txl f!Ai M iory JacWko, Jnb lie Cnlr r4 Mr, IU;Uft re feT rk taJVinr rairt W koos ti to mr tUf . talk riiroa tian Mt. Pka aaf. All e.nire4 m eaKjri 0 er?a!.e t-e tk irU dU Ur (or rad baikfip paq.e. Mt. ' PlcAt-ar.t ka Wen railed tspm to tte wp tm of let mct promiseat ritucn to ir?eir!, Mr, John B. Me- Al!i1cr, th r.ew fr;!tr tif deeds, ilr. MfAli!er wM fci (n,)t tat "eck ail i rr mudmx io FAt Da ctr! on the Ml, PJeaant road A U.ir.e rhaiJe, fr retisj m aiom!. ha tieeoptr A reality. Mr. (rcorire Foil h entered 'll firm f (V.k A Foil Co., bavin? eenre! tkt inferrfrt h'ld by Mr. J, 1 1. MeAlUfra Mr. Foil mtNl hi familr lrn reeecl dy & Troy was laden with barbecued n,i i now arthelv err-rl in of pi 2. all kinds of sandwiches, salads, mercantile baine4 fruits and cigars. An enjoyable fea- Mr W Hart!! leate, uHrs af- county: The Yadkin river divides Mont gomerv and Stanlv counties. Rocky river divides Stanly and An i' - son counties. tcnioo.-i for IAvid-n C ucye, bavia- been called to Uie be of lr in ther. w!m ufTrml a :! trok t jwiralv! Satunlay." Ht eondtttoa i erioH, Jlse thna beingr chiefly ef feeted. Mi Ida Fisher, ho 'has len on aa extended viit to friendu at Lawreea ami Newberry, S. C, i expected bocss The Salisbury Railroad. Salisbury. Post. tith. A meetini? of th incortora tor of I tomorrow. Ihn Snlislmrv ailrn:i) (mrmnv von I Mi F.lhfl Contine and Mr. P. A. j held in.the law offices of T. J. Jerome, I Mom fpelit yetcrday in lopcora. -r- i m I 1. 11 V a , J 11 B. A Ml P1 rntranfc fnr fl, ndn.Minn nf tl, yesterday OUd the IOllOWMff gen- T. M. WM1 tlemen elected directors: attende.1 the hlk memonal temct ia W. H. Miller, L. Dunkcr. T. H. Van- Concord yeerday. derford. .T I Vonroml. M. 1 Jek. Mr. Jarr. O.; Ilarnnjer and Mr. son, W. H. Raglaud, N. B. McCanless D. H. !cIUcfccr t Sunday ia and TrJJcroine, t f Salbar,and lowrd , v , - J. K. Djrsett, of Spencer, the latter -.Mi. Varn Kuoy ha arfepfrj- , heinsr cashier of th.. Rihk of Stenrer. tuition with th IJttledmg ( a(9. Other directors will be chon from Pny; Charlotte, during th holidays rndnts along'thc line of the rt.ad later Mr. Thorn, of China Grove, is on- iting her father. Itev. Sehnlenbertrer. These gentlemen are all well known Mr. J. A, Peck s right painfully in Salisbury with the ioi,'ible excej- hurt Ut week, Iwtng cut on ib neaa bv an axe lie euxitnp whi near the road were awarded August, 1909. The .work of construction started September 1st, 1909. Therl tiassnger iraia-ras Novem ber 24th, 1910. The regular passenger service will be inaugurated December 15th. 1910. Gratifying Report of Baptist Secre tary Made. The State Mission Board through Via onrrojnnnlinn' coi'i'pfsrr T.i vin cr ston Johnston, m;!.ie its anrral report Ml011 of Mr- M;,Ierl anl 1M'1 Ufand which shows a -aia of $M0031 the "1S , ,Jl V T past ear and the missionaries report identified with Salisbury ;id her in- 2,227 baptisms. - Duribg the vcar 68 terest, btMiig largely interested in th new church buildings were "erected granite industry, and having recently and 14 new churches organized. The purchased a very large interest in total exTenditures of the board the First National BanV; of this city. a clothe line which raujht h n and threw it back with conidrabU force striking Mr. Peek on the fort head. J lift an thi letter abmit to mailM the fire alarm was rturded. Irs the ., Boy Kills Father. News has just reached Wilmington of a eoTd-bloocled murder at Verona, near that city, of Thomas Hardison, bv his lo-vear-old son. The boy was caught the night after the . - . . ' i . mm m a. a j r a r m ikvn mm n t1 amount to $41,428.46. The reports Mr. Iunker is a broker ot I'litsourg, ; -j., t. .i.i! i ii il.i i n r.,rn rtrnfnr ir. t h I M r. P. A. learner caught nre ai d irom tne mission sianons snow inaii' i i . it . u nn u4too ,.A L,,i tl.T- -fiK nf t!.i State I chimney. Heroic wtifk on Urn prt OS IUC1C ttCIC 1IU UIUK UilJJUu jcai l ..4 v....v. . ..... . than last and 267 more were received bv letter. The financial showing is Plyler to be Hanged January 20. far better than that of last year. Governor Kitchin Tuesday fixed There were 41 houses of worship I Fridav, -January 20 as the date for the Board of Trade held last night it was climax Barber Shop Goes Back to 10 patricide and is in jail at Jacksonville announced that the much talked ot new cotton mill is a certainty. Local capitalists were asked to subscribe $100,000 and the entire amount is in si?ht. The other capital is being put up by Mr. 0. A. Robbins, of Charlotte, who subscribes $50,000 and Fall Riyer, Mass:, mill men who put up $200,000. The mill will be one of the largest in Cents for Shaving. As will be seen by advertisement in our Penny Column, the Climax Barber shop, which a lew weeks ago aion with tbe other barber shops of the city The boy is said to have become en raged at his father for ordering him to remove his Sunday clothes before going to the woods with him to gather holly; that the boy returned to the house and in a few minutes overtook y : .if i IK lc uuuse a raised tne price ox su: e tied tbe contents of announces xnai xrom m u & shotgun" in his breast, inflicting a price wiir again be 10 c ents The St. waundthat caused the father to die Cloud and the Star still charge the in- , h fled valuable ildition to The iustrial life tfZTJZ nartTe5"foom cEarlotte In securin? thi. srreat mill Lexinir- :f "..V ' i... tr,A .hn. auSnt ' a Pos5e- in Mas Jrone nn fleainat tnA fiercest I i tn i j :a j...iqJ m i . i o - inn iv aii penis, anu ii ucvciulhu n but "was soon of Lexington. competition and the thanks of the community are due the loval Board of lrade. which has brought it to pass. Details as to location of the mill, whni work will begin on it, etc., have not yet 'been announced. terestlng situation at once. Public School Notes. Another teacher has been added to the school at Kannapolis on account of the large attendance of the first Letters to Santa Clans On Friday The Tribune will begin , fl bein? on cnrolled. and a the publication of letters from the umher 0f others will be in next week, children to Santa Claus, and these will Tfae patrons of the school at St. also be published in lhe limes. ve Jolm have a meeting this after- want the little boys and girls to -write noon for the Durpose of devising il J 1 J mon QTiA hlrfl T. ., , . it . i A 1 imes h choice of three splen- e u " 7:t. voJr . De pT!m.T. ",l "7 QnKsprih-racuJ "uai tlJ.' " " . . -. I scnooi iacuuies at inis bcuwi. x SUUdtilU I . . , ". J A T,y nnml Crtf TITO I . . . . . ... i tl tms aisinci win is matter has Write your name in plain letters, so feeen consiaered by the patrons of the Three Splendid Premiums. The Ti rA : a i .it -'vi yiemiums io oner 10 au suDscno- , . . ; rt xt.. rnf for we , , ,, crs who nnv n fnli .r in ndvancfi. letters brief and to the point, tor we ecial schooi t ax for thi y are as follow;:" -. haveroany ot them xo f prmu ls0 u cussed. Thi They -ist. A pair of eight inch Spring nsion bihearS. Lnd. The Progressive Farmer one ear if or only 15 cents additional. This applies only to NEW subscribers to rrogressive Farmer. ord. One year's subscription to the ""'Un ern Agriculturist. may iiave choice of any of the auove premiums, but of course only "lt- can be taken. n 0 otherwise entirely satisfactory V"d thoroughly, enjoyable appearance " "l i am uumore and his com- t,;t"' was marred by two things: First f performance did not begin until 9 0 clock, half an hour after it was ad vertised to bedn. andVsAPon1 bv fho Jact that the opera house was almost that Santa Claus will make no mis take. , Kimball-Ross. The following invitations were is sued here toay: Mrs. Paul Barnnger jUeans invites you to be present at the marriage of her daughter -Minnie Foard Ross to Mr. William Robert Kimbal1, on the evening of Tuesday, the Twentieth of December, at seven o'clock, First Presbyterian Church Concordj North Carolina school at St. John for sometime but as yet no definite action has been taken. volunteer nuirkly ettmjrunhed th flame before -any headway had been gained or tr'um damage done. Mt. PJeaant, Iee. .',1910. building last year and 68 this year. I electrocution of C. B. Plyler, en The reports show 26 houses finished tenced in Union county for the mur- this year as against 22 last. The re-der of Carter Parks, his brother-in . Baptist Bute Contention. The eighteenth annual eiga of nort of Snndav School Secretary E. law .lime l.'i last. Parka disanneareI the Batdint State Convention t L. Middleton shows a marked gan in from his home three day, and was Tes.lay in tbe court' twu 'at Hen the department of Sunday school later found in decayed condition norce derxm ville. work.. The total enrollment is 165,000 distance back of his house. TFis head The convention prteeNled to organ! had been shot , off by some one who zation and rceleetel dltara C lowd, had sneaked up from the rear. The of Charlotte, a president, and N. IJ, crime was fixed on Plyler and two ne- Broughtoni of Raleijrh, and C. L. grocs who were charged as accom- Brewer, of Wake Forest, a ec ret, pi ices. riei. - There are three others awaiting An interesting thowmg of ten ytAn electrocution in the fenitentiary. growth of Bapti! in North CAroliaa PtiJltm Mills Transvlvania countv. is is jhown in the retort prnared for to die February 10 'for wife murder; the state convention from repirta thai Norman Iewis, colored, January .. for killing the chief of police of n-5r- aftor S Rtrrn?r Hone: J. B. Allison. Buncombe o'clock are expected. The holiday county, is under sentence to die Feb- season has now arrived and the usual ruary 24 for murder, heavy passenger traffic has begun and - ..ill I n .nfn nnm4lta3 1 0 ffflffl TT C CheSt. in niucasc as xuc scasuu ayi. uuv.uv-( i nvvw. - - - i - . . i a tt-1i i -.-, will naiA3cUit. Trovf ?a11ir oil I TTrtl lrnri-n o eomnlaint that biacLest the field at tbi time 14 miwionanet the trains running behind the regu- itched an ordinary needle was pulled againn 7;Vten year ago. The derwa- lar schedule. It is now time for tbe from the breast of Lewis Seaford, a maiion na raia a graiMj oia w Southern to put in this long-needed nine-year-oldvson of 3Ir. and Mrs. J. $393i49 on iU mtMion field in tha 'phone so that the people here who L. Seaford, of Salisbury, one day Mate; paid $l.8,48 in paort tala. will come and go on the night trains during the past week. The lad freA rie and expended fl 1,497 for may be able to learn when they are quentlv played with needles several church, building. - expected 10 arrive. veara aeo and it is oejieveo nwanoweu i Ginnera' Retort Scows 10C09.C33 . .- mr - r w which is an increase of 11,500. There are 1,790 schools, an increase of 109. That Long-Talked of Need at the Pas senger Station.. . The Southern Railway has not yet provided a telephone from the tele graph office to the ticket ofiice and they have failed to provide any other method that will enable the night ticket arent to ascertain what time are on tile in the convention headquar ter at Raleigh. The dsominattoa haii grown within ten veara tfrotn 1C6 008 to 22022-' romtmmieanU, and there was raied during the year jasl cloed $lfi'300 an cosnparM witb &Vf.472.fen veam ago. There ar ia one of the projectiles which worked House Began Its Session Before The its wav from" hi stomach out to the Chaplain Arrived. surface between the ribs. The boy For the first time in a long while had not suffered, however, from, the Mr. Schanb to Talk to the Boys on the House Tuesday began business effects of the needle whi-h was m hi Corn Culture. without asking divine guidance. body for the past four years or more. ' . , r. , , j A i TtiP'bAflrv snow storm that has The needle is on exhibition m Sahs- :T:J:Zl white so crip- bury and there is abundant proof that Statel of bale ginned fo!!o ddivfTan address to the 1 Pd the street car systems that Chap- it was pulled poinfloremo xrom tee 1ama. m0mb; Florida ZlXtM; ws of Cabarrus countv on the sub-lin ndon didnot reach the Capitol breast of young Sealoni. fJrgia. l.U2.; Iiiniana, 210,. iect of "Raising Corn." Mr. Schaub e noon, as is his-custom. Speak- M); Mi4i.,ipfdf li8,K0; North Cam- written that he will accept the - , ,7 , , 7 . V " una. .jaaoina, o.ir-i; Bales Deceaber lit. Ttt annual report of the National Oiner1, A.weiation, imed at Mem phis, Tuesday, how. 10,020,000 baleJ of cotton finr.e! to December 1. Thi total crop estimate! by i;e aWeiatioa is ' 11,126,000 bales. The report by r : Ala- i Has imcu mat ..... " ..w , . 1 . nf other cn-Ml! gavel down snarpn III HUl mil vut v. iv v - v. t oarements he is unable to tell exactly v-itat data he will be present, lhe t?av unA Mrs. Zeb Barnhardt, who cold as a refrigerator. The theatre have been - g wlahwsing ing public have a right to expect county for two weeks, have returned -v mcwuai oetter treatment. -to xneir uuiuo prizes in the boys' corn contest of thi e- ani0UI1-efflfP countv will be awarded on the day he Proceed with th speaks here. Full details will be pub- naL no looKeu meal. otn irora near r.noe.nviue, .were ...i. Carolina. 1.0.11.W0: Tenneee. around in perplexity. mamea -last aunoay aiiernoo.i. i e i2 42.000; Texas 2,770.0 )0: varioti, 53 4 'The chaplain not having arrived, 'I ceremony wa5 pertormed by Kev. Jl- jfXi0 " he announced finaliy, ' the clert wiu r. .Noracher at nis resjcence an -7: - - . -. e reading of the iour- China Grove. Tne attendants were: ir. ll. J. ningen tin morning for speaks lished later. Mr. Clvde Deal and Miss Mary Deal; h U home in Ine City, Texa. Mr. The clerk proceeded, but bis dron- Mr. Flinn Cfoodman and Miss Carrie King will be joined in Spartanburg by in soon was interrupted bv the ap-Deal. Mr. Deal is having a residence I Mr. W. A. DaTau!t, who left Mob- - - mm m. m - - mwm. a k . mm -,r t a rvn .AHsc OlivAt nearance of Dr. Couden, who delivered I erected near Mill Bridge, where heiday, and wjxo has been visiting bis Cline are visiting in Charlotte. the prayer. y land his bride will live. 1 sister at Coltsnbii. ;
The Concord Times (Concord, N.C.)
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Dec. 8, 1910, edition 1
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