Delicately
Formed
and gently reared, women will find In
all the seasons of their' Uvea, as maid
ens, wives and mothers, that the one
simple, wholesome laxative remedy,
which acts gently "and pleasantly and
naturally and which may be taken at
any time, when the system needs a
laxative, with perfect safety and real
ly beneficial effects. Is Syrup of Figs
and Elixir of Senna.
It has that true delicacy of flavor
which is so refreshing to the taste,
that wanning and grateful toning to
the stomach which responds so favor
ably to its action and the laxative ef
fect which Is so beneficial to the sys
tem when, occasionally, Its gentle
cleansing Is required.
The genuine, always bearing the
name of the California Fig Syrup Co.,
may be purchased .from all leading
druggists In original packages of one
aize only, price fifty cents per bottle.
Store formerly occupied
by The Tribune Co.
Occupation given at
A at once.
DESIRABLE OFFICES
In postoffice building
(now occupied by the
Home Educational
Co.) $2.50 to $4 00
month.
In Morris Building
beat location in the
city. Steam heat,
light and janitor ser
vice FREE.
One Front Room, 1 A
second floor PIV
Other nice offices
second floor
$3.00 and $5.00
Sleeping rooms, bath,
heatl light and janitor
service FREE.
$3.00 to $5.00 Per Month
Other desirable offices
'Phone No. 69.
T. T. SMITH, JR., Manager.
P. M. MORRIS REAL ESTATE GO.
LIFE INSURANCE
FIRE tPTStfRANCE
0 AU SALTY INSURANCE
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE
call on
" ..ilk Im & Inst Co.
St. Cloud Hotel Bid., Concord, N. 0.
Phnna No 231.
Total Assets Rpresentod$224,780,000
We call special attention to our
Live Stock Iasurance for farm, dray
and pleasure animals.
Also special classes Horses and
Cattle.
C. A TSF.NHOUR. Sec. & Treas,
THOS. W. SMITH. Mgr. Insurance.
Southern Railway Schedule.
Fullowinc schedule nVures Dublish
ed only ms information and are not
guaranteed. In effect May 15, 1910:
4:10 a. m.. No. 8 Bail V for Rioh-
moud and all local points. Connecta
at Ureensboro lor W luston-baiem ana
Raleigh, at Denville for Norfolk.
6:4fl a. m.. No. 44. Daily for Wash
noiirHi ami nninta North. Connects
at Salisbury for Asheville, Chattanoo
ga ami MMmnhia Viilluiatl aud dav
coaches Atlanta to Washington. Pull
man coach between Atlanta ana nai-
eigb.
6:20 a. m., No. 45 Daily for Char
lotte and all local points.
10:10 a. m., No. 11 Daily for At
Ionia anA lneftl Ittlinh;.
11:05 a. m., No. 3C Daily for
Washington aud New York. Pullman
Naur Orleans to New York:
day coach New Orleans to New York.
Washington aud all joints nortn.
12:03 a . m., No. 30. Daily for
Washington and New York.
3:40 ft m., No. 7 Daily for Cliar-
3:40 p. m., No. 46. Daily for
Greensboro am. local points.
n m . No. 12 Dailv for Rich
m-vvwi .nil all inal mints. Connects
at Baltebcry for Asheville, Chattanoo
ga and Memphis. Sleeper, Charlotte
to Richmond and Salisbury to Nor-
8 0 p: nv Noi '35 Daily io Nor-
lanta and pouts eouin.- oieep w
r. njM aiul Birmingham and
' day coaches Washington to New Or-
.Tir.! W V. A. Charlotte. IT. 0
H. P. Cary, O, P. A Washington, D.O
Pair of Bheari Free. ,;
To every subscriber of The Concord
Daily Tribune who pays a full year
in advance ( will give free P
of oar 8-ineh 8pnng tension om.
We hava given away over 1200 pairt
v,. hiru In anhannbers of maS
r:M .r.,1 km never had a complaint
about them. They aell everywhere for
from 50 to 75 centa a pair.
Tor Sale Small safe.
B. SherrilL
Apply to J.
FOR
GOOD ROADS AND ECONOMY.
Impauabl Highway Coit Am.rloan
Farm.r. Untold Millions.
There Is no difference among- -well
Informed people as to tbe cost ol bad
roads, nor Is there any longer a ques
tion as to where the burden of tbe
cost is most severely felt. There are
hauled over the country roads of the
United States every year 265.000.000
tons of produce, equal to 80 per cent
of tbe railway tonnage of the coun
trr. The average haul from farm to
railway la 9.4 miles, and tbe cost per
ton per mile la between 23 ana zo
ronta. In Germany over better roads
the cost Is 10 cents per ton per mile
at tbe maximum and 7 cent per ton
per mile at the minimum, a he loss
mffrMi bv the American farmer and
consumer, figured on the basis of the
German wagon road toll. Is Immense.
If It were saved from year to year
ir would aoon constitute a fund suffi
cient to Improve all of the common
hiirhwava of the country.
I.. W. Para, who has collected a
great deal of valuable information on
this subject and who talks about road
Improvement Intelligently and reason
ably, Is not among those who clamor
for the federalization of the highways.
On the contrary, be deplores tne an
. irina that nnrhlnir can
IW ICiairuv auvw '-'
be done in this country until the fed-
rul irnvernment DUtS Its hand to tne
nhui nr its nana into ics pocnei.
The states. In his opinion, should take
the Initiative or at least prove their
sincerity by setting an example ior
the national government.
Children Who are Sickly
whn value their own com
f.,i-t mil th welfare of their children.
should never be witnout a box oi mo
. . IsT
i her (Jrav'a Sweet Powders for Chil
.Iron, fur use throughout the season.
They break up Colds, Cure Feverish-
luey nreait up oias, uuro ritiu- - -- -nes.nstipatL,
Teething Disorders , " eary.
"",a"
luese rowocis ucvci J
dr,8t?!eS' jT.Xrl I.TJ
NUUdUlUie. JX llkuu. aAugv .....
aont fmA In nnv mother who will ad
dress Allen S. Olmsted, Le Boy, N. Y.
TERRIBLE STRAIN
RESULTED NOT AMISS
. I
A Lenoir Lady, After Two WeeRs
Grinding Labor, Feels
Better Than Ever.
Lenoir. N. C "I am not tired at all.
and am stouter than I have ever been,"
writes Mrs. Kate Waters, of Lenoir. N. C.
"although 1 have Just finished a two
weeks' wash. I lay my strength to
pjirdul. the woman's tonic. I have taken
a lot of it and I can never praise It
enoueh for what it has done tor me. i
can never thank vou enoueh for the ad
vice you gave me, to take Cardui, for
since taking it I look sa wen ana am
stout as a mule."
Vnu are ureed to take Cardui. that gen
tle, vegetable tonic, for weak women. Its
use will strengthen and build up your sys
tem, relieve or prevent headache, back
ache and the ailments ot weak women.
It will surel v helo vou. as it has helped
thousands of others, in the past 50 years.
nooKi Medicine Co.. Chittanooii. Tenn.. lor Sptcial
Itutmcttom. ind64-pue book. "Home Treitment
lor womea. cm in piain wrapper, ua mm
Cily Pressing Club
D. B. FOWLKES, Manager.
As the world goes around and around,
You hear the iron nut ol its sou mi,
Long Pants made abort, square coats
made round,
Remember that Paul is still in town
AiPtar tha niMulla uJ tjhe machine.
Then the clothes are sponged and
cleaned,
Coats pressed nicely and pants In a
orease,
Think of thepresser last but not
least.
Oratefullv.
DAN 4 PAUL.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILROAD.
Charlotte, N. C, May 14, 1910.
Change of schedule SEABOARD
ATW T.I MR affdAtiva noon SundaT
May 15. Westbound trains leave Char
lotte as follows, doily:
No. 133, daily, 9:50 a. m.
'No. 47, daily, 4:45 p.m.
Eastbound, daily: -No.
40, daily, 40 a. m.
No. 44, daily, 6:00 a.m.
Trains arrive in Charlotte as fol
tows from the east: '
No. 133, 9:50 a. m.
No. 45, 12:01 noon.
No. 39,10:50 p. m.
A rive from tha west:
M ar in, an m.
No. 132, 7:00 p. in.
' JAMES KER, JIL,
.. Traveling Passenger AfrenL
'.. : ) FOR SOLI0TTOR.
I hereby announce myself a eaaeV
date for Solicitor in tha approaoaant
Demoeratie primaries and Conveneieav
I will appreciate the support off lha
TOiers oi tKiurur wuujr.
. . ; cirnni . -J
D. B. eilira,
E.O.D.
Uurtotta K. W
THE MARINER'S COMPASS,
Influences that Draw It from Its Al
legiance to the Magnetic Pole.
Nothlnz In the navigational equip
ment Of a ahip has been the subject
of more anxious scientific researcn or
receives more Jealous care than the
mariner's compass, says the Windsor
Magazine.
The popular notion of the compass
needle always pointing north and
south Is well, more Inaccurate than
even popular notions usually are.
Even under the most favorable condi
tions there are only certain places
upon the surface of the earth where
tha enmnaaa needle does DOlnt north
and south, and it la quite safe to say
that such condition are never found
on board of, any ship.
But we Taunt go further and say
that no more unfavorable position
could be found for a compass than
on board, a modern steamship, which
la a comDllcated mass of steel, all
tending to draw the compass needle
from Its allegiance to the magnetic
nala of the earth, warring Influences
which must needs be counteracted by
all sorts of devices which hedge round
tha inatrument bv an Invisible wall
of conflicting cu rents ot magnetism.
And as if this were not enougn
there are now huge dynamoB to be
reckoned with, producing electric cur
rents for all sorts of purposes on
board. In the midst of these mystic
eurranta the noor little compass
Handle, uiion which the mariner de
pends for bis guide across the track
less deep, hangs suspended like one
shrinking saint surrounded by legions
Of tievlls.
Do You Know
That nearls are measured by the
'grain." Three and oue-half grains go
to a carat.
That for a f.ngernail to reach its
full lenclh. an averaxe of seven-
That 4 o'clock in the afternoon 1.
raJnlieat hour 0f the twenty-tour.
I rain falls at night than during
the hours of light
That durlne the oast three cen
turles more than two hundred differ
ent systems of shorthand have been
devised. Pitman's was first published
in 1840.
That it takes fifty of the Chinese
edible birds' neats to weigh a pound
and the price per pound is about $40.
That February holds the record aa
the month In wMch most children are
born; June as that in which there are
born; June as
fewest births.
That the sloths never drink; rab
bits and parrots very rarely drink. A
parrot lives fifty-two years without
drinking a drop of water.
That the largest room in the world
under one roof aud unbroken by pil
lars la In St. Petersburg. It is t20
feet long by ISO feet In breadth. By
davlleht It la used for military dis
plays, and a whole battalion can com
pletely maneuver In It. tiy nignt -u.-000
wax tapers give It a beauWul ap
pearance. The roof is a s'ngle arch
of iron.
Chinese History.
Chinese history dates back to 2637
n ft when the DeoDle were made up
Into clans or tribes and were ruled by
a sovereign who was chosen by uls
subjects as the one most worthy to
rule. This was followed by the feudal
intam which continued for nearly
twenty centuries and was similar to
the feudal system in Europe in meaie
ral times. By 403 B. C, China was
divided Into seven great states and
each state was contending for the
.nromofMr In 221 B. C. the king ol
Tasinir was victorious and he assumed
the title of Hwang Tl, or Emperor.
Thta nririBlnK and far-seeing ruler
decided that aa there was but one sun
in tbe heavens so that should be but
one ruler In China, and with his
relrn the nresent imperial form oi
government was founded. The reign
ing dynasty' dates from 1643. Tha
great waU wan erected in zi a. i. u
la about 1600 milea long wun a
breadth of twenty-live feet at the base
and fifteen feet at-tie top. The ieign
varies fromi Often to thirty feet
nom.irflci of the Eye.
I. too. aee that painting and sculp-
. ..,wltlH.a rf thA eve. its
I lurv imv ml iajj.w'".. -
j-- to the niceties and curiosi-
JTal funotlton. There Is no sta-
ties of tta funotlton. There Is no sta
tua like thds living man, with nis in
finite advantage over all Ideal sculp
ture, of perpetual variety. What a
gallery of art .navvj l nerei
nerlst made these varied groups and
diverse original single figures. Here
Is the artist himself improving. si
and glad, at his block. Now one
.v.k. arik.i hhn. now another.
and with each- moment he alters the
whole all. attitude and expression oi
hla clay. Away with your nonsens-
ot oil ana easels, ot marme anu
chisels; escexit to open your eyea io
tha wltclacraft of eternal art, they
arc hypocritical rubbish. Ralph
Waldo Emerson.
Am &rffMturap.
Tha- skyscraper has at last reached
tha thndt
you are flulte a traveler, I hear?"
itu man who lived on the
nlnetylxth floor of the Skyhy hotel.
"Yea," replted tne man w
' m Hmtiffh lesa than
40 years old I have already visited
verOoor of'thls hulldlng."-KnaaS
City Times.
f Mahlt.
V Aa Atdhlson nmn married a school-
w.. ..J ha aava that for three
yaara "wbenewer the school bells
would , rtaai sh would act up like the
.1 u flr-wnSUe blows. Atchison
QioM. .
WESTERN STANLY.
Mrs (I E. Love and Miss Minnie
visited in Albemarle this week.
Mr. Dave Yow and daughter, Miss
Lessie, spent Friday night in Concord.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Coley and Mr.
and Mrs. John Burris, of Harrisburg,
visited friends in this community last
week.
On last Friday morning the entire
community was shocked by the sad
death of John Love, the son of M. P.
Love, who committed suicide iby hang
ing himself. When the family arose
his body was discovered hanging to a
tihiwio Ippa in thrn vara, lie hal Deen
troubled with insanity for some time.
The remains were interred ax Liove s
nemeterv Fridav evenine. We extend
our sympathy to the bereaved -da
tives.
The Conservation of Nature's Re
sources.
Armlies as well to our Dhvsical state
as to material things. C. J. Budlong,
Washington, R. L realized his condi
tion, and took warning beiore it was
inn lure. H savs: "I suffered severe
ly from kidaey trouble, the disease be
ing hereditary in our family, i nave
taken four bottles ol r oiey s Jo-ianey
Remedy, and now consider myself
thoroughly cured. This should be a
wammg to all not to neglect taiang
Foley 's Kidney Remedy until it is too
late." Cabarrus Drug Co. Concord.
Mrs Bacon What's your husband
Iniipliint; ui?
Mrs. Egbert At your baby. He says
it's fuunv looking."
"Funny looking? Why, the little fel
low's got more hair on bis bead than
your husband has got on his!" Yon
kers Statesman.
Scared into Sound Health.
Mr R F Kellev. Sorintrfleld. Ill-
writes: "A year ago I began to be
troubled with my kidneys and bladder
winch grew worse until 1 became
lit mv condition. I suffered
nl-;ii with dull heavv headaches and
(lie action of my bladder was annoyiug
nml nainful. I read of Folev's Kid
ney l'ills and after taking them a few
weeks tbe headaches lett me, the ac
li.ni ,,f mv bladder was aeaiu normal.
and 1 was free from all distress." Ca
barrus Drug Co.
S. you :nt- Jill re:dy to go to house
Ifl'i'l'il.:;'.'"
OH yes'" replied Mrs. Younglove
-Clim-ley's frlemlM at the office have
muile him a present of a beautiful
alarm clock, and 1 have a splendid
nickel plated chafing dish."-Chicago
Record-Herald.
What a Summer Cold May Do.
A aiimmpr eoU if neglected is just
as apt to develop into bronchitis or
pneumonia as at any other season . uo
not neglect it. Take Foley's Honey
and Tar promptly. It loosens the
cough, soothes and heals the inflamed
air passages, and expels the cold in the
system. Cabarrus Drug Co.
A little srlrl of four year;, li.-n Ir.?
written ii letter consisting siiuplv ui
zto.ug lines, uske.l her papa t- p.'-t 1:.
"What iliil you say:' nskeil papa.
"I don't know," said ltosainuiivl.
"Why, you wrote It!" said papa.
"Yes, but I did not read It." was the
innocent reply.
A GOOD COMPLEXION. You will
ret ri nt all skin niemisii anu uiuj-
Tile if vou thoroughly purify the
blood bv taking Rheuniacide. Rheu-
maeide is put up in liquid and tablet
form ami is sold ui Me ana ouc Doiueb
by your druggist. Or, we will mail
vmm n 2."ie hot e of tablets on receipt
of price, 2"c (coin or stamps). Book
let free Bobbitt Chemical naiu-
more, Md.
See The Times for Job Printing.
cofl.yi..duT.retalraiaaddifti
' t-ntrtr Write today tor full detail, fwieea aor illurratd Shintle
FREE Sook Ne. 25. k wiU help yo. eotve the Root Problem.
, . Ask Your Oealer For Cahtn Grates
You will n.v.r ..Joy the fall m. rfdrat. r!' iTllZZ
home. The, bandwm. grates are derradly W o-u
." Z
D.me ad w. will arraa. to hv him show yH thrn Caiull baa.
IV mtanmtavtmm, all kiads ol Metal Roofi., iruj 1 "d
CaM lroa Work, suoh as Stairway., Fire-Bmpee, 8tf1"T.j,"",'J'
GaKmnaed Iroa Work toeh Coraiee, Awaiaf. Skylight. aa4 VeaUor.
W. lo w..lact.re Soother Ora.mental Metal CeOtais - tha bwatifnl
Louis XIV and Colonial designs. Write ior prices. J
Chattanooga
OUnAKOOCA -
V or
HAYS'HMR HEALTH
NEVER FAILSTO
RESTORE GRAY HA1K
TO ITS NATURAL
COLOR and BEAUTY.
SlUft Yiuutf h SJInl Nfrr
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
Cot thl adv. out and mall with your
nam. and addr.aa, and 10 cant, to
PHIL . HAY SPECIALTIES CO.
3CClir.t . Newark, N J..U.8 A.
GIBSON DRUG STORE.
Cabarrus County Democratic Conven
tion.
a t . mnotlnir of the Democratic Ex
ecutive Committee of Cabarrus Coun
ty; held on the 10th day ol April,
1910, it was ordered that tne primar
ily h held on Saturday, June 25th,
1910, at 3 o 'clock p. m., in all town
ships, except Ho. iz, ana in tne re
spective wards of No. 12 township at
8 o'clock p. m.
It was further ordeied that tne
County Democratic Convention be
hiri in 0neord on Saturday, July
2nd, 1910, at 1 o'clock p. m., for the
purpose of electing delegates to me
judicial, Congressional and State
Conventions, and for the purpose of
nominating candidates ior tne ijeg-
islatures and the various county oi
fWa J NO. L. MILLER. Chairman.
Cabarrus County Democratic Execu
tive Committee.
NOTICE.
That mv friends, ecquaintances aud
others may have an opportunity to
into r.iiiriuirantin Nerve and Spinal
treatments. I will be at the Fisher
iWulenee corner Uuiou and Grove
streets, Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day of eucli week. Hours 4 to 8 p. m.
A nnrliill list tf diseases SUCCeSSlUUV
trenteH is (lall Stones. Neuralgia, Ner-
our Prostration, Rheumatism, Fevers,
. - Y7! I
Diseases of tbe Heart, Ltiver, jviu
Stomach. Lunir. Bowels and
J r 1
Ninety per cent, of the troubles of
suffering humanity, especially women,
originate at the spine. No drugs are
used. DR. F. J. BATES,
etin Nerve and Spinal Spec
ialist, Rooms 917-919 Realty Bldg.,
Charlotte, N. C.
CITY ORDINANCE.
Be it ordained by the Board of Alder
man nf the Citv of Concord :
That all bill posters posting bills
for eireuses and shows of all liud
shall withiu three (3) days after the
performance advertised, remove saia
advertisement from all bill boards,
.w.ntc or nv surface whatsoever
where displayed within the corporate
limits of the" town of Concord.
Anv person violating the' provisions
of this ordinance shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor and upon
conviction shall be fined fifty dollars
or imprisoned thirty days.
W. H. GIBSON, Clerk.
June 1, 1910. tf
FOR SOLICITOR.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for Solicitor in the approaching
Democratic primaries and Convention.
TP n am in ated and elected I shall
discharge my duty to the beat of my
ability, fairly and impartially.
1 would be pW-as'-d to 'owe I lie sup
port of the Democrats of Cabarrus
county.
F. M. SHANNONHOUSE.
si . iimi.Il If vour dealer daesa't
Rcofinj tc Iimiy Co. T
.-. - ICaESSEE
Davis White Sulphur Spitis
An ideal place to spend tha
summer. The water unsurpassed.
Accommodations for 250 guests.
Sewerage, hot and cold baths.
Electric lights. Enlarged dining
room. Small tables. Splendid
fare and service.
Two through trains from Char
lotte, daily except Sundays.,
Phone and telegraph connec
tions. Resident physician. First
class accommodations at a low
Erice. May, June and Septera
er, $6 to $8 per week. July and
August, $8 to $10 per week.
Special rates to families. A
Upen May 16 to Oct. 1, 1910.
Write for booklet to
DAVIS BROS, Owners I Propi, Hiddenite. US
GRAND EXCURSION.
Spruce Pine and Return, June 21st,
over S. A. Im. and uunenneta .tuome,
Benefit. Thompson Orphanage Guild.
Tim Tiiwlies of the Thompson Or
phanage Guild will operate an excur
sion from Charlotte to Spruce Pine,
N. C, and return Tuesday, June 21st
pickingtip passengers at all stations
up to Shelby. This u a grand oppor
tunity to see the most wonderful rail
road construction in America, ana ine
most beautiful scenery in the world.
It is a one day's outing at a small
cost, and for the benefit of a most
worthy cause. The tare tor the round
trin is onlv $2.50: children over five
and under 12 years $1.50. Ticket!
... .
are now on sale at Hamilton ana mar
tin ' T)rne Store. Jordan s drusr store
and S. A. L. City Office, and at all
stations by S. A. L. agents up to Shel
by. Reserved seates can De securea
without extra charge by getting them
now. For further information call on
any of the ladies of the Thompson
Orphanage Guild, or James Ker, Jr.,
Manager for the Ladies of the Thomp
son Oiphanage Guild.
Southern's Convenient Summer Sche
dule to the 'Land tf the Sky."
Riint-Wn Railway anounces that
Snrmo- nil il Rummer ehanires in Sche
dules to Western North Carolina re
sorts will take place Sunday, June 6,
with through Sleeping Car eerviea
from all points, affording excellent
service.
It is expected that even greater
crowds than ever before will viait
these famous mountain resorts dur
ing the sumer season.
mien Unsure
Xbeir 2Live
To secure their loved ones if they die,
what they intend to provide if they
live. Reflect! Have you made snitabla
provisions for your wife and childrent
If not apply for Insurance in the
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY, THE POLICx
HOLDERS' FRIEND and do it
now.
JNO. K. PATTERSON & 00, AJta,
For SaleT
Bids will bo received for the next
thirty days for the old Lutherajn
church, or more recently tbe Concord
High School Building, on East Corbin
street. Privilege to reject all bid.
Hand to C. McDONALD,
Sec. of Board of Trustees of Union
School. 14-21
EISEAFSST
The booM eo the lett is not
in daner from fl yinf apackt aad
tir4irandf became it is roofed
with New Century Metal
Shteglea.
Over 7S ol the fire origi.
Bat on the oataida. Matat as
the only thoroughly Breproei
material practicable for all pur
poaae ot eamu-uction? If your
root is covered with New Cent
ury Metal Shingle yo batw
eliminated 75 of the danger oi
't
is
j.ri -
f
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ZmZTmia stock, .end a his ,
eerry
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