flcnny Column
For Sale The P. M. Misenheimer lot
on North Spring street, adjoining
the lot of tne Presbvterian manse.
Jno. K. Patterson & Co. tf.
For Sale Cheap Safe, desk, scales,
stove and trucks. Mas Moses & ;
Company. 6-13tf
Tor Sale Well established 3 chair j
harher shop; centrally located. :
A. Viola. ' J-20'
Reward for return of liver-colored ,
puiiiler: while Sxts on breast and
white li on toe of all feet. W.I
T Wall. 11
For Rent One of the most desirable
homes in the city the Cole cottage
on Spring street. Modern conve
niences. Apply to K. S. Wheeler.
tl-7 if.
I
FISHERS
3
JSUF
CM
For Rent A real neat cottage with
all modern improvements, on South
Main sheet, near postoffice. Jno. K
Patterson & Co. tf
For Sale Seven room cottage, city
water, two stables, lot WixloO feet,
West. Corbin street. It taken in
the next few days the price $KI0(.
.) tin. K. Patterson & Co. tf
for Sale 1 wo story, seven room
dwelling on Marsh street near
North Union street at a bargain and
easv terms. .1 no. K. Patterson &
'o. tf.
ROLL PAPER for rdding machined
always on hand at The Tribune
otlice.
For Fresh Groceries and prompt de
livery, phone vour orders to No.
1217. ' (lady & "Melnnis. tf.
Join the Concord Pressing Club.
Baft" phone 115
MONEY to lend on Cabarrus Real
Estate, in Town or Country 20 t. f.
J. L. C BO WE LI i.
FOK RENT Six-room house on
Marsh street. Oua of the most desir
able locations iu the ritv. Apply to
J. B. She-Till. tf
For
B.
Sale Small
Sherrill.
safe. Apply
1o .1.
tf.
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Sheatorium
To-day
VENIC
(Scenic)
THE PARISIAN
(Drama)
DAVY CROCKETT
(Romance)
it r ST Eli ISKOIVX
II OS I Eli Y
Slocking
put up -I
In Hear
ilium W'i'igl
i I black;
lor
pair
four
all I he family. Some
lo box and guaranteed
months. Ladies lie-
(lauze. (iirls 1X1 Rix
Boys' I XI Rib. in all
THE TRIBUNE
ROTATION IN OFFICE
Concord, N.C., Junk ib, 1910
TO DAY'S WEATHER REPORT.
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday)
light variable winds.
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
size
cry
null
i. including EXTRA SIZES. F.v
one having the appearance of
li higher price
?. vonts
locking.
pair.
SILK HOOT
STOCKINGS
o. lL'Ull grows more popular very
lay. This stocking is made of pure
-ilk thread hoot, .ise heel and toe,
ll is made In wear and has the ap
pcarance o a i-l..iii silk slocking, at
this wonderfully low price
tt cmfs pair.
II. A- IV.
Waists (I
tor )
ami j A
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AlISizs )
2. rents I f
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILROAD.
Charlotte, N. ., May 14, 1910
Change of schedul-. SEABOARD
AIR LINE, effective noon Suuday
May lf. Westbound trains leave Char
lotte as follovs, dcilv:
No. daily, 9:50 a. ci.
No. 47, daily, 4:45 p. in.
F.astbound, daily:
No. 40, daily, 4:50 a. in.
No. 44, daily, 5:00 a. in.
No. 132, daily, 7:00 p. m.
Trains arrive in Charlotte
ions from the east:
No. 133, 9:50 a. m.
No. 45, 12:01 noon.
No. 39, 10:50 p. in.
Arive from the west:
No. 4fi, 10:30 a. m.
No. 132, 7:00 p. m.
JAMES KER, JR.,
Traveling Passenger A?ent
fol-
ASSESSMENT.
The Cabarrus Mutual Fire Insur
ance Assessment for May is due and
payable at the Concord National Bank
within sixty days from May 1st, 1910.
JNO. K. PATTERSON
6-19. Sec.-Treas.
I fishers
E lit ay's Straw
Hat Cleaner.
The best straw hat cleaner ever put
011 the market. It turns the oldest,
most discolored straw white and stain
less.
Don t throw away last summer's
hat iust trv ELK AY'S on it. Sold
in two sizes, 10c and 25e.
Gibson Drug
Store.
The REXALL Store.
L. N. Burleyson, M. D.
Concord, N. C.
Otlice and residence 111 Morns Build
ing, rooms 12 and 18.
'Phone No. 330.
For Sale!
Bids will be received for the next
flirty days for the oldi Lutheran
church, or more recently the Concord
High School Building, on East Corbin
street. Privilege to reject all bids.
Hand to C. McDONALD,
See. of Board of Trustees of Union
School. 14-21
W la. y Not ?
If You Have to Cook These Days
Use an Oil Stove ?
, n - -
No danger, no dust, no heat, no worry
about a hot room. No trouble about
wood strike a match and you are
ready for business. We - have the
FLORENCE AUTOMATIC WICK
LESS and THE PERFECTION with
a wick. Pay your money and take
your choice. Satisfaction guaranteed
or money back yon take no risk. .'.
REFRIGERATORS I
We can fill your requirement WHITE MOUNTAIN, ODORLESS, GOJs
1T2T and WHJEEE -the best on themarket . We also sell lee Boxes,
Vndor Porch Shades, Hammocks and Mosquito Canopies. The Store that
satisfies is after yon. Come and see. y :-.y .-. 's'-'-V:
Vzll & Karris Furaittire c Go.
The Sanitary Plumbing Co. has a
new ad in this issue.
See ad iu this paper of the famous
Davis White Sulphur Siiiiiisrs.
Fishers are now cleaning up every
thing 111 millinery at low price.
Miss Sadie McCanless, of Salis
bury, is visiting Miss Kva May Brown
Mr. Smith Barrier has returned
from Durham, where .he has been at
tending Trinity Colleire.
We are glad to note that the condi
tion ot Mrs. H. B. Parks, who bus
been ill with malarial fever for the
wist fortnight, is very much im
proved.
Quite a crowd of the curious ones
gathered at the depot and on the street
coiners this morning to get a look at
I he Western Bloomer girls, but what
ihev saw was a homely looking aggre
gation.
Greensboro Record.
Iu election years we hear this al
most daily generally from the man
who is oue and wants to get in. Read
ers of this paper know our position
of it, but about the best illustration
of its utter futility is this from the
Wilmington Star, where the press as-'
sociation has recently been in session.'
Says the Star: ' j
'Somebody, evidently a browser
outide the green pastures, recently
emitted the declaration that 'rotation
iu otlice is a principle.' Principle
notliing. ll "s a Hiicy. There is a
time to rotate and a lime ni to rotate.
Kd it ors are good judges of the lime
and Ihev take a long time lo render a
derision about il when Ihev get a
irooil man in otlice.
1'he North Carolina Press Associa
tion has kept one uuiii in ollice for
Iwenty years. He is Editor John B.
Sherrill. of the Concord Daily Tribune
an. I the Concord Weekly Times, who
is I lie association".-, veteran secretary.!
He actually thinks there is a whole
lot of fun in strenuously doing the'
. .... . . 1
woik ot t tie association and all the
editors encourage him 111 il because
he knows how to perform the service
wiili a magnitude of etliciency and a'
magnanimous willingness that has
met with prolonged appreciation from I
a good thing whe'i
Among the graduates of Roanoke
College at the recent commencement
was Herbert Franklin Cooper, of
China tirove. The degree of A. B. was
conferred on Krnesl Merlin Shenk,
tormerly ot Concord.
It isn't safe to keep money iu the
house. Read the new ail of the Cabar
rus Savings Bank, which invites you
to deposit your money with them.
I a ra sols from & cents to .fti..() at
Black & Shepard's.
Hie infant of Mr. B. S. Gray,
died Tuesday night at his home
011 Voting street. The funeral was held
at the home Wednesday, conducted
by Rev. T. W. Smith. The remains
were lakeu lo Hari'isburg for inter
ment.
Mr. Alexander Graham was vester-
lay unanimously re-elected superin
tendent of the Charlotte Graded
Moots, tins making Ins J.ird year as
superintendent of the schools. Prof.
K. L. Keesler was re-elected music
teacher.
Ktird has another page of great spe
ials in today's pajer. They h-ave es
pecially big bargains in the notion
lepartinent. If you don't see souie-i
thing in this ad to suit both your taste
and your iwcket book, you are hard
to please.
Mr. Joe Paris today opened up his
restaurant in the northern part of the
room formerly occupied by Carroll &l
Caldwell. A partition has been put In
and the goods of Mr. IX J. Bostian
Itave beeu placed in the southern end
ol the building.
The Gibson Drug Store has received
$14.50 as the amount of damage to the
window glass and desk which was
sustained bv the recent fire in their
lore. There 'were eight insurauce
companies involved in the loss, three
on the glass and hve on the desk.
The Baraca classes of Salisbury and
Sencer are to be represented at the
National Baraca convention, which is
to be held at Jamestown. N. Y., July
to 14, and Mayor A. L. Suioot has
been chosen to attend as a delegate
from the above local unions.
The Western Bloomer Girls and the
oncord Baseball team will cross bats
this afternoon at the Brown Mill
Park. The following is the line-up of
the Concord team: Cannon p., Cook c,
Barrier b., L. Sappenheld ss., 0. Sap-
pentield 3b., Moose ef., Swearengin If.,
Dorton rf.
Mr. J. E. Farra. a well known trav
eling man of Charlotte, has been con
fined to his room at the St. Cloud
Normandv for several davs on ac
count of illness. Mr. Farra 's numer
ous friends in this city will be glad to
know that he is again able to be out
on the street.
anil
of
ml
editors who know
thev see it.
The right man in a position which
is eminently .ualilie, to till and
Mill 'with signal fidelity to duty
marked ability in the performance
his official work, brings about a
nation of the necessity for and the
inability of rotation in ollice. That
the reason some men hold ollice
for many terms and that explains why
K.lilor Sherril is still 011 his job. Ca
pable service and insistent lidelity
merits and wins recoirnitioii ami when
an olticeholder s incumbency as of
long standing it generally is an indica
11011 uiai nose w mini he serves are
itislied to let the riarht man for the
lit place stay where he can go
riizlit 011 makiin? lmiI
'I'or the reason some may think
III. 11 all of this is an exclusive bonnet
Im- secretary Sherrill. we -want it 1111-
eislod that it largely concerns the
policy ot rotation and applies to all
men who are on their jobs, officially
and otherwise. When a iartv or busi
ness concern has a cinch on a man
who makes good the policy of rotation
is suspended till il is needed in their
business.
This is what we think about rota
tion and also -w hat we think about the
Concord editor. We assert with more
or less defiance of contradiction that
we have killed two birds with one
-tone."
This covers the ground exactly;
what is true of editor Sherrill is true
in many other cases. He could never
have held I he job had he not been
fully competent. Same way with men
in political life. When you have a
first-class man, hold 011 to him; if he is
incompetent, lire hint at the first opportunity.
Two Mighty Attractive Things About
BROWNS CANNON CO. CLOTHES.
The lirst is the price.
You gel an exquisitely tailored pro
duct at a reasonable self respecting
price.
The next attractive thing is the suit
itself. Its style, drape und hang and
exclusiveness of design aie there ii)
every line.
These qualities di icriniinate Brow n.-.-Caiinou
Co. Clothe- u rare -g from the
crowd.
We are selling for these warm days
a Blue Serge Coat and Pauls for tiie
special price of $18.50. It's a peach.
Come in and try it on, you do not have
to buy, Olners at $1. ).(!() a"d up.
. . w
The district conference of the
Salisbury district wil be held in the
First Methodist church, in Salisbury,
July 28-31, and will be presided over J
by Dr. J. C. Rowe. Mr. J. F. Shinn,
district lay leader, will arrange the
work of the laymen in conection with
the district conference.
Lexington Dispatch: Prof. A. H.
Jarrett, superintendent of ibe graded
school, is in the hospital at Saliebury
for treatementr having gone there tost
week. Wihue he is a very sack man
bis friends ihave reason to believe that
he will regain his good health in am
ple time to take charge of tbe school
in the fall.
Rushing to Europe.
Nw York World.
Twenty liners, most of them crowd
ed, will leave New York for Kuropean
Hrts this week. The congestion of
summer travel follows close upon a
record Mediterranean season and lends
further probability to tbe expectation
of the companies that the year's vol
ume ol iraltic will exceed that of 1907.
If trips to Europe are an index of
proseritv we are approaching boom
times again.
The Passion Play at Olierammergau
and the Brussels Kxpoesition are among
the attractions which this summer lure
the travelers aevross the ocean. But
Ehrope itself remains the great mag
net regardless of incidental sights, and
the increase of travel is due to the
same general causes the growing hab
it or Americans to siend the summer
abroad and the ampler means of in
dulging it. In adition lo the annually
augmenting number of teachers, cler
gymen and professional men who go
abroad, more travelers from all walks
of life swell the passenger lists.
Ihe enghsh of old had the reputa
tion of being the greatest travellers.
As specialists in travel, explorers of
remote nooks and unfamiliar ways,
they may still deserve the distinction.
But as respects the travelling public
they have lost their laurels to Amer
ica. Our yearly tourist erop has be
come so important an item of Euro
pean income that its sudden failure
would cause distress -from Trond'hiem
to Taormina.
Popular Price Parasols!
A New Assortment, of
tHevv and Beautiful Styles
tor Indies h ml children
25c to $650.
Don't forget .0 come often !
Black Si Sbcpard.
an
I
If Purity, Accuracy
and Promptness
Appeal to you, then why not always
send your PRESCRIPTIONS to us.
Quick Delivery Anywhere.
THE PEOPLES DRUG CO.
Phone 333.
No Populist in House.
Washington Cor. Baltimore Sun.
There is not a Populist member in
this-Congress, and neither is there an
independent, unless the regular Repub
licans should insist that the Insurants
One of the policemen on his rounds I outrht to be so classed.
collecting dog tax found a family con-1 Tba last negro member of the House
listing of mother and five fatherless I was Georee W. White, of Tarboro
children, three of whom worked in tbe I district, North Carolina. He served
mill and supported the famny, and I t-wo term.', moved to New Jersey,
seven bound dogs. 'The tax on the
dogs amounts to $7.00. The mother
says that they are nnable to pay this
tax ant she refuses to get rid of the
Lexington Dispateh: R. N. Haekett,
grand master of the Maaoma grand
where ne was interested in a negro
colonization enterprise,' and later
took up his residence -in Philadelphia.
White is a mulatto.
The last eenuine specimen of the
race in the House waa George Wash
ington Hurray, of tbe Charleston dis
trict of South Carolina. He was seat-
lodge, h. appointed Rev. Plato Dm-
4 L. .il L M XX. - i.-
5 ntVwJ J,- oa M. rw Itives werein the.recetsduruigsroU-
eation in Oxford June 24. Mr. Dnr-
looked like
j.uto vw iHX. uur-1 ,, . ... .; . .
, . . 1 . . van All CAU1 Liuif luim ot wuu
ham i one of the. most powerful I . a, . . ! ? . ...
speakers in the etate and the appoint- - r- :
mens will serve to increase thXattend- i i1 , - -
ance at the grand lodge. . . See Tie Tlaw for Jo PriaSSoX
I
"WHIZ" IN TOWN!
i
"It grabs flie dirt,
celian ware, all
hands etc
' Notliing bettet for cleaning tile, pro
kinds of metal ware, grease st;tiiis from
10c.
DAVIS DRUG COMPANY.
BY DAVIS BROTHERS, HHEAT GRAHAM FLOUR, MILLED
FRESH LOT OF WHOLE WIDDENITE, N. C. Phone 21.
Dove-Bost Co.
PASTIME
Popular Pictnre Jow.
THE DANGER LINE
(Film d'Art)
THE
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWtiCRC
Nev Irish Potatoes now
on band.
Nicest kin1 of Tomatoes
and every thing accord
ingly. Phone us your orders
and be plmsed, or come
: and see our stock. -
HAHN-HONEYCUTT CO.,
Phone 263 Concord. N. C.
For Sale Cheap
Two- story, 6-room dwelling with
pantry and bath room, on North Un-
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ion atree, lot 67x160.
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Conco Markets.
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