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April 26, 1910, at th poatoffle at
CnBMtrd. N. C under tb act of
Varh 3. 1879.
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JOSH M. OQLE8BY, City Editor
r-r. v Unh 7. 1911.
The Senate last Saturday at Ral
eign Qia tne oeet ining n na oou at
all without knowing k. A sensation
wag mated when it was announced
that the sedate colons of tho up
per house had unknowingly passed
and ordered enrolled the Torre rw land
title bill, whieh bad passed the house
earlier in the day and sent to the sen
ate, no senator grasping its meaning
by the Wind ram reading of the title
bv the readincr clerk. The senaie
several days ago killed the senate bill
on this subject by a decisive majority
and when it was discovered that it had
Saturday passed ',' unbeknownst to it
self" an identical bill from the house
a ware of excitement ran through the
senate chamber, but the oversight was
soon corrected by a vote to reconsider
and recalling the bill from the enroll
ing clerk's office. This incident put all
senators on their guard and the care
ful scrutiny given each measure in
sures no recurrence of such a blun
der.
It is said that tho rile whiskey that
is being shipped into North Carolina
from Virginia and Kentucky recently
klled three men in Winston-Salem.
District. Attorney Bolton has sent
ment of Agriculture at Washington
for analysis, with the hope of having
the shippers punished for violations
of the pure food act. Concord was re
cently flooded with circulars offering
whiskey at 15 cents a pint. - We hope
this is the beginning of a crusade
against th importation of this vile
stuff, and that the time is not far dis
tant when, wbiakey of any kind can
not be shipped from one Staie into
another which has a prohibition law
in force.
- Senator Bailey did not . want to
quit as bad as lie thought he did.
'His IfrieadV saw be had played the
fool and it'sequired but little work
to get him to withdraw bis resigna
tion, v Even the smartest men have a
screw loose In their make-up. Greens
boro Record.
Senator Bailey is one of the very
ablest men in the United States Sen
ate, font he has not only one. screw
but several
make-up." U
screws "loos in " bis
!We ask especial Attention to the
call in another column today of the
pubue-epirited ; women of Concord
who have formed Woman's Better
ment Association for a meeting to be
held at the Central graded school
building tomorrow afternoon. Every
woman in Concord who feels pride
in the city and desires to aid in beau
tifying and improving it should join
, this assoeation which promises
much to thai end.
Governor Harmon, of Ohio, refuses
to bs drawn into a discussion 'with
William J. Bryan, since which we bars
a higher opinion han ever of Gov
Harmon 's good sense.
, Stat Sunday School Convention.
' The 'tWfitt.V-aicllt k annual ; aiumh.
' -J O ...... u. FI 11
Hon of the North Carolina Sunday
School Association will ' h KM in
High Point, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, April 26-28. A program of un
usual excellenes ' has been prepared
ana following are some of the promi
nent features: ..."
The mtKie will be in "chares of M r
snd Mrs. Chairle. Birfler. Mr. Butler
uss been lor several years past with
Dr. B. A. Torrey in his evangelistic
tours. im is iwell known as a leader
of evanjelistie sinking and as a solo
ist cf nmismd ability, ills wife has a
v r eweot soprano voice. .
' X ; :it84 w!a trsnt reduced
r ' . 1 ' " , be sou on the cer
" ! ' I ' a f r I a
- .J .J t a Ioa..J I .
Senator &jusne
CbarWtt Xtws. , .
la our ovioioa, Senator fftnmaons
made a mi!V wbea he Toted to
rWaa Lurtmcr. Kot fur the WMnoent
do dobt hia entire aincerity, hi
art to Wing, in our apinioe, aa honest
blander.
Tb TXahiiigton Times fives lis
reason for bia vote, aa follows:
"Senator Simmons, of North Caro
lina, wh Toted to npWd Larimer, si -plained
his psainoa ia this eaas in
the eoura of tbs debate,. lis spoke af
ter Senator Owes, lis said be did not
deliev Senator Larimer kad bribed
any one to aopport him or that there
bad been bribery in tho ease. - -
" "I cannot give my rots to take
the property of a mea," he said. -I
cannot give my rots to destroy the
character of a man ra rh testimony
of four men, three of whom were offer
ed immunity from prosecution fax
high crimes and misdemeanors, and
who accepted that offer. One of the
Lfonr, on his own confession, sold bis
story for 93,500. I cannot and I will
not vote to destroy the character of a
man on hat sort of testimony.
" 'We must decide this question
upon the evidence. Eacfa senator must
apply the evidence and the law, ac
cording to hia judgment and bis own
conscience. It I should vote against
Mr. Lorimer, viewing the testimony
a I do, I would perjure my eon
science and lose my self-respect.' "
Warning to Bailroad Kan.
Look out for severe and even dan
gerous kidney and bladder trouble
resulting from years of railroading.
Geo. E. Bell, 639 Third St, Fort Way
ne, Ind., was many years a conductor
on the Nickel Plats. He says:
"Twenty years of railroading left my
kidneys in terrible condition. There
was a continual pain across my back
and hips and my kidneys gave me
much distress, and the action of my
bladder was frequent and most pain
ful. I got a supply of Foley Kidney
Pills and the first bottle mads a won
derful improvement and four bottles
cured me completely. Sines ' being
cured I have recommended Foley Kid
ney Pills to many of my railroad
friends." M. L. Marsh, druggist.
"Every friend of Se -ator Simmons
in North Carolina will regret that tie
put a black mark on his own record
when he tried to put a white mark on
Lorimer 's tainted one," says the News
and Observer. Must every man Who
does not agree with Mr. Daniels be
charged up with a black markf Winston-Salem
Journal.
. Don't Get Ran Down.
Weak and miserable. ' If yon bars
Kidney or Bladder trouble, dull head
pains, disiiuess, nervousness, Pains
in the back, and feel tired all over,
get a package of Mother Gray's Aus
tralian Leaf, the pleasant herb ears.
It never fails. We have many testi-
nonials from grateful people who have
used, this wonderful lmedy. -As a
regulator it has no eqnal. Ask for
Mother Gray's Australian Leaf at
druggists or sent by mail for 50 cents.
Sample free. Address, The Mother
Gray Co., LeRoy, N. Y.
Senator Simmons ba been accused
of being nothing more than a politic
ian yet even his enemies must admit
that in the Lorimer matter he rose
above political considerations. Be had
everything to lose and nothing to gain
by voting for Lonroer. Yet he was
convinced that Lorimer should not be
unseated and he voted nis convic
tions. Winston-Salem Journal.
Engraved visiting cards, wedding in
vitations, wedding announcements.
finest made. The TunesFnbane
office, Concord, N. C. ,
An Attractive .
.'. Food
Post Toasties
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rostvn Cerfl C -----
baild
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a nw bonM out of all oak la
JJr. P. iL Mters i t r
ttfsJe bit thuUmf this i
Tbers will bs preacfcing at Trinity
tbs second Snnday in this toonth. Let
everybody come and bear Dr. Col, be
is a ins prsseaer. -
TV ilh tbs mutual aurremneot of tks
bears f Oir. Dave Lsdwick ni tbs
widow, Mrs. Robert BlaekwekW, tbs
Mi boms ptacs fiat oen divvied.
Mr. Watson Smith and L'r. Ckr-
saes Casbioa wars in town Friday.
Ths school at rurr's will Kms fhs
10th of this month. . ' i
Ws art glad to say that ws haven t
mark bad sickness 4o leport at this
writing. - -- ""' ' '
There wss a saw mill moved on Mr.
WiU Cannon 's place. Mr. Ross Wine-
poll has his saw mill at work on bis
plars. ', ' -' - - B. -
OLADSTONB. .' tZ
Fins spring weather prevails, -
There are better stands of wheat
and oats this season, than for soma
years. - " i: ' -:-
ulr. ummcksr wss in our town
Friday, v He is to taks cbargs of the
paper at -Richfield, published fey Dr.
smith. ; Sir. Hnnsueksr was one edi
tor of ths Troy Montgomsriaa and is
publishing s psper at Star, N. C
Mr. Will Reid and family are visit
ors hers for a week or ten days.'
No school at ths Mitebell borne this
week on account of ths illness t Miss
Bartholomew, ths principal. , I
Mr. Jonas Barnnger, 'of Texas is
visiting- friends and kin folks. He is
a Von of ths late W. C Barringer. His
mother was here a year ago. : -
Mr. Dan Crnse, of Concord.' was
buried at Matthews Grove church, re
cently. M. '
BICBTHXD, B. F. D. KO. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Maulden are
visiting Mrs. Maulden 's parents this
week.-- :jJ.
. There will be preaching r at the
Methodist church at Misenheimer,
next Snndav nisht. Let evervbodv cm. '
Mrs. Ada Henley i9 visiting at Airs.
A C Frick's this week. ,v,
Bev.'llr. Wiley will presclt at Wes
ley's chapel nest Sunday at 3 p. m. .
Mr. Jonas Barnnger; who has "been
Mr. Daa Lnbour it r
visiting in our vicinity, will return totally, and sets directly on the. blood
Texas in a few days. We regrettQ see and mucous surface of the ' system.
LJ ,
ura leave. i-C.
Mr. J. O. Culp is on the sick list
this week ; We are hoping be will be
better in a few days. ; i &
Wheat and oats are looking very
fine in this country for the time of the
year. .. C. .
LOWXR STONE.
Rev. Trexlor preaehed most ex-
cellent sermon at Xwer Swne last
TT?
is to b given by the Ladies Aid fio-:
ciety Saturday, March 18th, beginning
at d o 'etoeje in the evening.
bchou is progressing nicely a Low
er stone with Mr, Berry Lents as
teacher. i
A good many people expect to attend
the entertainments to be giveii - at
Rockwell the nighi of the lOtU and
Bethany the 11th. v .i ...
We are glad to have Mr. Berry
Wagoner and Mr. J no. Earnhardt in
oar midst again after being away, ..
MILLINGPORT. -
Mr. Eli Eudy died Monday the 21st
and the remains were earriefl to the
cemetehy'of old Bear Creek church..
He was buried by the Junior Order, 'n
Mr. Tilas Whitley, who had', an
KOI bUlK H1U11K- VBrV Tt Dlla ' ' v"-
,muv 1- ttV:. .:. 'i.t. :.'
showing some good work to the world
this year.
Qf T. A.
Other local matter on third par.
So Crisp V ;
SO s' IawaMjvaaaC '
lAu.a W.aiaal '
So Ecc:r.ic2l
So ivliy nst
J : - crder
ar
4strm-i4-
TTIch.
$ :
A Wc a"s r;.ir;s C. ' t V '
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iMlS. jUv t,f line '
Aria, Krt a baby a few eeka oU la
ths arms of another .woman tt lit
Union Depot in Kansas City Satur
day, saying sbe wanted to go to k
bapfavs room, fibs did not return.
Mrs. Henderson later kft a boy sev
eral years old si tbs depot, disap
pearing again. 'A few boars later bb
returned wkh. a third baby and was
srrested.' It was a mystery..
She told ssvsrsi atories, but finally
mads this statement which ths said
was the correct txplanation : Her bus
band wanted a girl baby. (During his
absence she went to Amsrillo, Tax,
to get baby which bad been offered
to her.. She was diasppointed to find
ths baby a boy. . 6b took the boy
baby to Kansas City, left it k ths
depot and went for girl baby whieh
had teen promised tier. -The second
child, wtrich was her own, she did not
expect to desert, bat merely left it at
tbr depot for safe keeping while she
was getting ths girl baby. ' Having se-
citpm) the rirl fair?, aha had raternjut
jto, the depot for her own baby, and
gvng nwi to ruocau in in cue
girl baby and her own son when offi
cers interfered. . (Mrs. Henderson said
rfbe believed her bus band, who was
a Santa Fe detective, would mak it
a point to com off the road oftener
f there was a girl beby at the house.
She was held pending investigation.
SUtaof Ohio, City of Toledo, " ;
'; . -Lieu (hmntf--8.,;'y:,.y i
Frank J. Cheney makes oatb that
he is senior partner of the firm of F.
3. Cheney A Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County- and Stat
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each J an every easa of
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
us of 'Hall's Cattarrh Cur. . , .. '
-:,; FRANK J. CHENEY. '
Sworn to before m and subscribed
in my presence, this 6th day of De
cember, A, D. 1886. v ' :
CLEASON,
fSeal) : -.- r J Notary PubUe.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
oena ior esumoniaia jree. x
J. CHENEY & CQ, Toledo, 0.
C Sold by all Draggista, 75e, - s - v
Tak Hall 'a Family Pilli for eon-
stipation. j-jf '-:-'' if
'- XVon th A. ft M. Colleg. & w
The executive eommittee "'of ? the
.lnMSnB'Af WMilh U U U Vt..l,l.t,
r rnZ s. . --jk.
.week f or mceeVtanc th
wception ?f TfewmfodtTjeetioiis
w,. .. vTm.niitm. Cjii k-
made to move ioto tiie building at
once. ' The-east wing will be occupied
by tbe civil engineering department;
the west wing by th electrical engi
neering departmenf. The third floor
will be given over entirely to chemi
cal work and in addition to the class
rooms, the laboratories of both the
college and experiment station Will be
looted on this floor, -!, , y G. '
A Spsdal Medldn for Kidney AH-
V. V';v:iJi TMBtf. ' ' . , .
Many elderly have found in Foley's
Kidney Remedy a quick relief and
permanent benefit from annoying uri
nary irregularities da to' advancing
years. Isaac. N. Regan, Farmer, Mo.,
WnlaVa ITilnas .' Hamoilw.. Af.
II - . a i aa
otners so now oi jo. j
"j
&5:?0r6B ; " .
. Newbern,' March 4-i--Fre8t Fires in
this , section are now ' causing thous
ands of dollars damage Jo the timr
her lends. During the past week or
two these deslructive . conflagrations
have been, raging all over this coun
ty and it is estimated that more than
$5,000 worth of valuable timber has
already- been destroyed. Just bow
these fires, originate cannot be learn
ed but it is thought 'that they were
nrst started by ft party of hunters.
Foley Kidney Pills'
-Neutralise and remove the poisions
that . cans backaohe, -rheumatism,
nervousness and all kidney and blad
der irregularities. They build up and
restore the natural action of these vital
organs. ; M. L, Marsh drnggist.;
It m esyootigh-to 'accept the
heathen as a brother, but bow about
the next door neighbor-yiHy;;:. V'y't ;;
1 Foley ' Honey'and Tar is the best"
cough remedy I ever used as it quickly
stopped a severe cough that bad Jong
troubled me", says, J, W. Kuhn,
Prmoton, Nehr. Just so quickly and
surety it acts in all easses of coughs,
colds, lflgnpp and long trouble. Re
fuse substitutes. SI. It. Marsh, drug
gist. - '.:' ,
Iilfe is a pruss fignt, except that you
can't rest between the rounds., '
Foley 's -Hon y snd Tar for he
children. : Is L. t tn,l 6..."..t for all
coughs, eolds croup ' "whoor)in?',.oiih
and bronchitis. No opiates. U, L.
Marsh, drnist.
Tils Laxative t.-- C
. t . . . ;
The. Rcal Shoe Ccmpr.n:'
. Eefuse to bs bound any lon;r to
,' -the hoary 14 tradiUoa of ts ho --
V . ; Trss that standard sLoet mu; aecss- . ,
- sarily be built to Ct certaia arbitrary' .
, - prics-16a, fi.00, i.60, fs.00, and f -;":
,".. ;a . " -
It rsfuses to belisv any longer that ' -.
a'-v""-. vt b0 tan b sold at, saytS.85, - v - . .
C KTOT U "built an" to sell at $IoO, . "- -i ;
. ' or els "skinned down" to sell at V;
;;. is.60..; - ,. .. , . ,
- V .1 " It aaa anaonnctd that nut Eegai - '
t8"0 mtA bereafter win bs priced at :- i -
Actual Cost, Delivered to the
Consumer Plus 5 ; ;
. Per Cent Profit. : "
-" - x Tbis may flgnr ont'- in "srea .
--money" or tt may not, Just as tt hap--
pens. But, -however It flgures, tb - 1 -amount
will invariably b Tarlfled by ! ; ' "
' certified public accountants and stamp- :Z:
' J; si on th shoe at. the factory, and " "
J. , " that will b th pric you pay, no mat-1 " r"'AJ' ;
.", x , " tr whersabout in this country you -- -buy
the shoe. . - . .
', - - - ' . ' , - '(n
- .-.-'- . 'v la Justice to yourself you should
not b asked to pay mors,. In Jostle - ' v
- to the sho It should not be "skinned
4 down" to cost less. ,
"r . - c- ' ' t r v - .
Iq Regal Shoes You Get All That
You Want at the Lowest 7 "
" Price That You Can Buy. -
fe;::n Fetzer Co:
; Agents for Regal Shoes. , -
Importance 6t i High-
; Grade l Sanitary T :
Plumbing. ;: .
Good Plumbing is n of th moat
important features about a bons. Ton
annot hav tcmsny safe-guard g fot
th health of your family and your
self. Therefore the alight cost of th
BZ3T Plumbing win in reality b
health nasnrane a wU as ft saving
in repair bills. - '
; sasitabt nmnusa co.
' PhOM Ui.
MECHANICS
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A wandarfal atory of dte rVusiuw of hta Mechaa.
kml Ana. lootroctivc but more faacinatinf Ihaa
ny nctkm. A mafuina for Banker., boctota,
Lawrers, Tnthnt, t mm, Piuineai Mn, Man.
afaoturtra, Mechanica. huslo imOiaaderaaverr
nonth. Interesta averyboiljr. Vv oen you tea on
rou andorttand whr. A.tk the man who nad it
your newattaaier will ahow you ones or write tba
publiihnaforafreaaamplaoopy. "
le","'"F Pfi. of jaim,tJi
thinas how to maka repaira.
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N0TICI1 LAST CALL TCZ TAXE3.
OnApril 1st 1911 I will be forced
BY LAW; to edVUrtise all property
at , , at. .. .iTII i.. . t T.
ior naxes inat are stiii nnpaia. ...now
good people why not call'at once and
pay yotrr taxes end save me this em
barrassing duty snd 'yourselves this
extra cost. Now if you have not paid
your taxes this means you..
' With- best" wishes for you all, I am
yonrto collect THE TAX. :.,
J. F. IIONEYCUTT,
' . - Bheriff.
-Feb. 27th, 1011. . -27-10d t&t
. . a.
, Mo'orn 8-rooni two stary house, in
good r '.V l 1; s keautifaJ
lawn; f s . ! t i:2Z'd feet
Will S 'l Bf 't - . ,
. -i::o. i- i a -.rcii ft co.
ror I !). P. Dayvault property
.on V-y "j L".ioa atreet. ; All modern
r te3.. John K, Patterson
( -. , If
t 03 .
2 r
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t, f i .
flat ' i; J.v
( ..
V ' 1 ' . Am
Morris Buildins'
BtBt location in city. ' Steam
" heat, light and janitor service
-.' free. - . "- - , "
Also sleeping -rfHoroR, -j . bath,
light anj .'janitor; 1 aervice
free. t. ',-',?, S
Phone No CO '
FHiiEiilttfjC::;
,'T. T' SiiiiTH) Jr.,. f1...0vf.
Cily Prc::!ziCi:l
I have purchased outright -a dry
preparation for cleaniug ladies' gar
ments that I guarantee to give eatis.
faction, or.l will make no ehsrg for
the 'work. I am sol owner of. this
preparation and on account of th ex
.ellent latisfaction it ha given I make
this" proposition to tha ladies of Con
eordsnd .vicinity : . Send us any ar
ticles or garments yon want cleaned
and after we use this dry cleaning
preparation o nthem, if they are not
entirely satisfied with the work I will
msks no ehsrge. - -;
' Reniiectfullv. . . -r- .
u. b. rvwiuj-a, rropristor.
Phon188.
Vhzn you feci St
voos, tired, worried or deononrtenf it In a
anre sign you need MOTTS t.UiVl Z
PILLS. They renew the normal viw and
make life worth living. B. tor. and atk fot
a n.l (fvli.w a bydiuniiia
?,T!M'! t!F& CO., Prapa.. CUmImxI. CUe
. bld hy tonk tint t.a; ".
I sm now in tie Uurri ha'.
ovet tb Cabarrus Eavj?'-i T - '
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oiiiliborhoc-'s; ft ' I tt t .!.i,
tlmrcti f 1 I ' s ! i ',ty.