penny Column
Lost Wednesday afternoon, gold
cross and crown New Hope Sunday
school badge. Reward for return.
Phone 276. 21-21p
Family Hone and single phaeton for
sale. Apply to W. J. Montgomery.
Jr. tf .
For Sale The P. M. Misenheimer lot
on North Spring street, adjoining
the lot of the Presbyterian manse.
Jdo. K. Patterson & Co. tf.
COME ON!
For Sale Cheap Safe, desk, scales,
stove and trucks. Max Moses &
Company. 6-13tf
For Rent One of the most desirable
homes in the city the Cole cottage
ou Spring street. Modern conve
niences. Apply to K. S. Wheeler.
6-7 tf.
For Rent A real neat cottage with
all modern improvements, on South
Main street, near postofflee. Jno. K
Patterson Co. tf
For Sale Seven room cottage, city
water, two stables, lot 06x150 feet
West Corbin street. If taken in
rbe next few days the price $1300,
Jno. K. Patterson & o. tf
For Sale Two story, seven room
dwelling on Marsh street near
North Union street at a bargain and
easv terms. Jno. K. Patterson &
Co. tf.
I - I
II FISHERS I
For Fresh Groceries and prompt de
livery, phone your orders to No
217. (Jady & Mclnnis. tf,
Join the Concord Pressing Club.
Rl?iS? Phone 115
anssaw' as a
MONEY to lend on Cabarrus Real
Estate, in Town or Country 20 t. f.
J. L. CROWELL.
ROLL PAPER for ndding machines
alwavs on band at The Tribune
office.
FOR SALE two electric motors, one
and two horse power. Apply to
J. B. SHERRILL.
m
Sheatoriutn
To-day
INDIAN GIRL
(Drama)
THE GIRL FROM ARIZONA
(Western Drama)
L. N. Burleyson, M. D.
Concord, N. C.
Office and residence in Morris Build
ing, rooms 12 and 18.
Phone No. 330.
THE NORTH CAROLINA
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND
MECHANIC ARTS.
The State' college for training in
dustrial workers. Courses in Agri
culture, Horticulture, Animal Hus
bandry and Dairying; in Civil, Elec
trical and Mechanical Engineering;
in Cotton Milling and "Dyeing; in
Industrial Chemistry; and in Agri
cultural teaching.
Entrance examinations at each
county seat on the 14th of July.
D. H. HILL, President,
Wee alaih, N. O.
THE TRIBUNE
STATE NEWS.
For the third time in less than a
Concord, N. C, Tune ai, loiolyearf the drug store of T. Croft Wood-
run, m vimriuue, was enierea juonaay
TO-DAY'S WEATHER REPORT.
night and a large quantity of whiskey
stolen Irom it,
Mr. J. Lon Thomasson, manager of
the Ixiray ligers, (Jastoma s recently
reorganized baseball team, was taken
to Morganton Monday morning on the
I northbound (.. & N. W. to be placed
There will be a meeting of the board 1,1 ",e olale lnsa,le -syium
of aldermen tonight at the city hall at I A farmer near Greensboro has an
8 o'clock. I acre of corn on which there are 23.000
Mrs. M. W. Sheuard and son. Mr. I stalks. He is trying to see how many
I. C. Sheoard. will move into the bushels he can raise on the acre. Over
Local showers tonight or Wednes
day ; light variable winds.
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
We can do your JOB
PRINTING of every
description
Cards, Billheads. Circulars, Auc
tion and Show Bills, Pamphlets,
Law Blanks, Briefs, Blank Books,
Labels at Reasonable Prices
THE TIMES PRINTING OFFICE,
CONCORD, N. C.
Lingerie Waists
Lingerie anil Tailored Waists
made of -rood materials, trimmed
witli lace and insertions, each 95c
Special Showings
Values up to $5.00
$1,95, $2.59 and $3.95
Gowns ! Gowns !
This wonderful gown as illustrated
$1.00.
Made of extra good quality Nain
sook linen, lace trimmed, run with
wash ribbon at $1 .00
Other Special Numbers
89c, $1.00, $1.19 and $1.39
Seeing is belie ing let us show
you.
Kisher house July 1
Mr. W. E. Davis will move the last
of this week into the O. B. Wasroner
cottage on West Depot street.
l.iui Ieoug, the chinese latinilrv-
inan, has closed bis place of business
liere and left last night fur High
Point, where he will locate.
21111 Dttsneis was raised uv a man in
Wake last year and this Guilford
id a 1 is trvui" toiro hnu one better.
ir dental offices in Salisbury,
owneil ly I )rs. J. D. ( arlton, L. S.
Fiiv. .1. M. Neal and S. L. Purvis, were
enured and robbed by unknown per
sons last Sunday niirht. A skeleton
key was used at every place. i the
A dispatch from (ieoreia suites that I sruriesfate several hundred dollars'
the amount of money spent on the upl'nrtli of gold 'was stolen anil the of-
keep ot automobiles m Ueorsria is tar-1 Hi-. 1 s are without a clue
sfer than the entire school tiuul ot
t lie State.
This is the longest dav in the year,
tlie sun rose at -K40 and will set at
1. 1. .-Miiuuier really uegins on tins
iUiv ami it is usually followed by a
lis; sejismi of hot weather.
I he fvmthern Kailwav announces
the usual low round trip rates between
stations lor the Fourth of duly,
kets w il be sold July A and 4,
Kid lor return until July Mill.
Mrs. W. C. Houston, Mrs. 11. P.
(fully, Misses Nannie Fisher and llel-
11 Troy have been elected delegates I cheapest that could be
- . . .
the district missionary meeting to I America.
lie held at Norwood next week. I "As nrudent 'business men. the
Indictment of Southern Mills.
Charlotte News.
In speaking of the government in-
vetigation of the bull clique of the
New York cotton exchange, of the in
dictments found agaiunt certain large
operators and of certain large cotton
mills in the South who are named in
the indictments as co-conspirators
an Augusta cotton man savs:
1 nere wre certain cotton me
and large cotton mills in the south
that considered the price of cotton
in New lork last May, relatively th
bought
Two Mighty Attractive Things About
BROWNS CANNON CO. CLOTHES.
The first is the price.
You get an exquisitely tailored pro
duct 6t a reasonable self-respecting
price.
The next attractive thing is the suit
itself. Its style, drape and hang and
exclusiveness of design are there in
every line.
These qualities discriminate Browns
Cannon Co. Clothes wearecs from the
crowd.
We are selling for these warm day9
a Bine Serge Coat and Pants for the
special gviee of $18.50. It's a peach.
Come in and try it on, you do not have
to buy. Others at $15.00 an.d up.
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Mr. .1. I.. Crowell informs us that DOll,UI xew ArK; contracts and de
h'-iv 1 . .1 l- .,t ,.;.,0j manaei me oeiivery or cotton. Spec
his steniiiiranlicr. but that she is iiwav I ulalurs sola 'WDat lDey olan 1 oave
.11 her vacation, and will resume herlanJ were rcetl 0 ,,ellver tn at
ik when her vacation is over. a loss 10 1 """"elves. Uoverumeut 111
vest lL'atlon. whether or not so intend
11 Imm.' Jill I ,a .iiuiii. t' I . I ill
....-1,.-, Tin, !, 4Aiiiiii.il uair VI Pi won 111 llflVA nn,lui inorv
reunion ol ( ontederale veterans, I cumstances. aorinnslv ,lAiiroau.l II,
t Alt. .ion, near I opiielius, 1,1 .Meek- nrices of the South 'a trreBtet e..,n
uoiiii; iiiiiiut, ;i nioniiuieiu ii) me I uioditv
.uutederuif soldier will be unveiled.
FISHERS
Itching piles proroke profanity, but
but profanity wont uz them. Doan's
Ointment nrea itohing, bleeding or
protnding piles after yean of suffering-
At any drag store.
Elkay's Straw
Hat Cleaner.
The best straw hat cleaner ever put
on the market. It turns the oldest,
most discolored straw white and stain
less.
Don't throw away last summer's
hat just try ELKAY'S on it. Sold
in two sizes, 10c and 25c.
Gibson Drug
Store.
The TlP.TAT.Ti Store.
No Maude, dear; there is no simi
larity between the hen that lays the
golden eggs and a watering cart
that lays the dust.
SUNSHINE t OR RAIN
You ViU Find the Store That
i Satisfies Just the Same.
W axe OAS LOAD BUYERS, DIS
COUNT SAVEZS, and what's best, we
re PRICE KAXE&8, Wt don't sell
goods "at cost" or "below cost."
Wo can't tad stay fa business. You
can always And what yo want at
Tat Bell k Harris Fnrnitnrt Co's
Store. Wt art "Johnny on the Spot"
with the foodsin season and out of
season.. And the price and quality of
foods countered.. Pint nay look like
oak, tut there's a difference.. Last
but set lsast-H&onty back if foods
art &i as represented.. Come and set
u it 2 da as both, food.
St !2E ,VA
a 1
1 1
Jaca look out, but roacaal look ia"
raaot
Vudor
nana
-a Mmrrce
poncirsiiADEs
Furniture Co.
Mis Allele and Mary Peinberton
will entertain a number of their
rii iuls this afternoon at ." o'clock in
niiiiir ot .Miss Isabelle Harris, who
will leave for Aslieville. with ber
larents.
The notes and accounts due the es-
ales of the lale Urs. W. 11. Lilly and
I. (I. Walker, were sold at public auc-
lon at the court house today at noon
liev were purchased by Mrs. W. 11
ally.
Among the new doctors turned out
y the State Board of Health at
rightsville yesterday, we note the
ollowinsr: J. W. Austin. New Lon
ilon, H. B. Kowe, Salisbury, ami .1
Kush Shull, of Shelby.
Lon Bost, a colored hack driver,
uas tried in the recorder's court this
morning charged with soliciting pas
sengers while not standing near his
hack. The charge against him was
dismissed upon payment of the cost.
'"The Girl from Arizona," a sensa
tional and thrilling western drama
made in this country with genuiue
cowboys and Indians. The final tab
leau is one of the most thrilling ever
vet depicted at The Theatoriiiin.
Rev. Calvin Plyler, an aged minis
ter ot ( luiilotte, died there Sunday
morning, aged 82 years. He leaves
his wife ami several children, all of
whom are married. Mr. Plvler lived
in Concord about 25 years ago, and Is
well remembered bv manv of our
people.
Says the Raleigh correspondence of
today s Greensboro News: A charter
was issued Monday for the Roberta
Manufacturing company, Concord,
caoital $100,000, for general millinz
business, the incorporators including
John V. itankin, B. M. ttobinson. Low
ell; K. JS. Mason, J. H. McAden,
Charlotte, and others.
It will prove of gre. -t interest to the
local lodge of Elks to learn that the
Southern Railway intends operating
a special urns' train to Detroit for the
Elks' Reunion. The train will consist
of four Pullmans, baggage ear and
smoker. It will be operated' as Sec
ond 38 and will leave Greensboro July
8, via Washington, Pittsburg and To
ledo, arriving in Detroit on Sunday
morning.
In the development of North Caro
lina's industries, the North Carolina
College of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts is taking a foremost part. Its
students are giving their lives to' im
proving our farming, our trucking,
our dairying and stock raising. They
are rapidly making their way into our
factories, our electric power-bouses,
and out shops. . They ire helping to
build our roads, our bridges, and our
railroads. Indeed, they are just. the
men needed at this stsge in the State's
giwin. we ere giaa .to note taat
more young men than erer before are
seeking, through this well-equipped
institution, a ince in ear industrial
progress. We eall attention to the ad
vertisement in this issue.
Two Weeks at tat Seashore on the
money you save by having Griffith re
pair your sewing machine. Ring 398.
And now somebodv baa aensa T)r
Cook of tealinff on nut ffrunmiT Ta
there no limit to the reckless deprav
ity 01 tnis young manT "
J. A. Smith Has No Case.
The Washington correspondent of
today's News an,l Observer has the
following:
I he Republican Kleclions Commit
tee number two, of the 'house, decided
by unanimous vote today that the coi
test of J. A. Smith for the seat in th
Ninth Congressional district is wilh
out any merit whatever, and declared
ates Webb, entitled to membership
11 the House. There never has been
my doubt as to the outcome of the
esult. The only source of gratihYa
ion is that Republicans as well as
Leiuocrals, member of the committee,
lecided that Mr. Smith has 110 ease,
The painful thin? about the contes
is that the committee has made no
recommendation to give Mr. Smith
the usual two thousand dollars allowed
contesting candidates for congress
ional seats. Smith was represented bv
ex-Senator John M. Thurston, of Ne
braska, before the committee, and lie
may have influence enough to get this
lite preserver tor the contesting lneui-
oer at tlie next session of Congress. If
he fails, it will be awful Mabel for a
certain gentlemau from the ninth dis
trict and another once resident in Ne
braska, who is practicing law in the
District ol tolumbia at the present
CAUSE OF ECZEMA EXPLAINED.
After years nf Achata m.ojlial au
thorities are now flpreed that. PVtnmn
and other skin diseases am nnt seated
in the blood, but are caused by my
riads of the microscopic animals
mawimr the flesh in at hulmur lia
epidermis. The patient is perfectly
uemuny, 11 is only tne skin that is
diseased.
Hence, scientista
ma you must cure the skin through
the skin. The medMinp mnaf Iia in
liquid form in order to penetrate
propeny. Ana we can say with con-
O 1 . 1 , ..
uaence mat we tiave the tniA mmwiii
for eccema in our atom
The instant von wash m,;eti this
soo thine liauid vou nrill And th itol,
relieved. We positively assure you
01 was. wiii you try a bottle (at
Olllv 25c). OTl nn, HMmmaiJilinnl
Ask for D. D. D. -Prescription. Gib-
son urug oxore.
W. 0. W. NOTICE.
Every member of Ekn Camp is re
quested to be at the meeting tonight.
Business ot importance will be trans
acted. JOHN L. MILLER,
J. II. DORTON, Clerk. C. C.
James A. Patten is still a crreat
financier, but he is not' infallible
says the Birmingham Age-Herald.
Uertainly not. In fact he was "in
bad" a few days ago, to the extent of
Two millions, . ..
Secretary, of State Knox will not
allow bis name to be presented as a
candidate for Governor of Pennsyl
vania. te wu reman at the helm of
the State Department.
fitocs - earache in two rainntM
toothache or pain or born or scald in
five minutes; hoarseness, one faonr;
museleaehe. two hour : aora thmat
twelve hours Dr. Thomas' Electric
Oil, monarch over pain. At drur
stores. i . . .
ror Sale Small safe.' Apply to J.
R.'herri!L - 1
SHEER GAUZE
HOSE
That look like Silk, feel like Silk and outwear Silk
the Best and Prettiest iu town.
3 Pair $1
A Summertime Necessity.
lack Sbepard.
3MOKl TAIK
YOU WILL ENJOY YOUR SUNDAY
SMOKE IF YOU PUFF ONE OF
OUR CIGARS. ALL THE POP
ULAR BRANDS, WITH LA POSA
TOR A 5c LEADER. TRY ONE.
THE PEOPLES DRUG CO.
Phone 333.
"WHIZ" IN TOWN !
-
S "It grabs tlie dirt." Notliing bettei for cleaning tile, pro
5,' celian ware, all kinds of metal ware, grease stains from
!' hands etc 10c
1 DAVIS DRUG COMPANY.
HIIDDE2TIT
FRESH LOT OF WHOLE WHEAT GRAHAM FLOUR, MILLED
BY DAVIS BROTHERS, HTDDENTTE, N. 0.. Phont 21.
Do-ve-Bost Co.
PA S TIME
Popular PictnrjB Show.
I ' '.
THE PADRE'S SECRET
(Drama)
THE SKIPPER'S YARN
A GEORGIA O'POSSUM
HUNT.
For Sale Cheap!
Two story, .ft-room dwelling with
pantry and bath room, on North Un
ion stree, lot 67x160.
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JNO. K PATTERSON COMPANY.
New Irish Potatoes now
on hand.
Nicest kind of Tomatoes
and eyery thin; accord.
ingly. . : ..
y Phone as jrovtf orders
' ; and be pleased, or come
and see our stock.
HAHN-HONEYCUTT CO.,
. Phone 263. Concord, N. C."
v ' -: ' ASSESSMENT. ! " :
The Cabarrus Mutual Fire Insur
ance Assessment for May is due and
payable at, the Concord National Bank
within sixty days Iroiu Kiy 1st, IV lit.
JNO. K. PATTEIiSON,
' Concord Markets.
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