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r - r v t I...ur and Proprietor, Local Taitphon. X. 71 . B3 Telephone, Ko. It. - STOSCBimOS XATES. On Yur W-BO Six wh -.2-0 Thr Month. l-2 An Uantk .48 PUBLISHER'S ASVQWCTXEST. Advertising rate eaa b had at the fne. top J I or tnancee mim d in at 10 a'eock a. m. Cards of Thank, Resolutions of tespeet, and similar article are charged at the rate ef 5 eeots per line Cah in all ease. Entered a second elaia mail matter April 26, 1910, at the pogtofflee at Concord, N. C, ander the not of March 3, 1879. Out ef the city and hy Kail the f oi lowing prices on the Evening Trih nne will prevail: One Month $ 25 Six Month 150 Twelve Month 3.00 JOHN M. OGLESBT, City Editor. Concord. N. C. -March 10, 1911. The contcthntion- to.'Hie Rill Xve memorial fnJlade.nr 'the Slate public 'hoo)7as Reported in the Charlotte Observer of ixlay, amounts to $921.1:1. Cabarrus still holds the banner. A check for $64.77 'was sent to the committee vesterdav, this being; the amount contributed by our schools outside the city. The graded school of the city contributed just a little more than this amount. In ibis con nection we desire to state that our lit tle criticism, made a few days ago. of the public schools of i lie State for the small amount contributed for this pur pose on Washington's birthday, does not in fhe least degree apply to the public schools of Concord and Cabar rus. The schools both in country and city did nobly, and really the amount raised by them i9 larger than was ex pected. It begins ia look as if ' the amounts contributed bv the schools generally will be larger than was thought a few days ago. We hope so. Every day a" nice sum is added to our China famine fund, which today amount to about $12o.(iU. We are glad to receive this money and to for ward it to the proper channel to be conveyed at once to the stricken dis tricts.. We shall promptly acknowl edge the receipt of all funds, which will be sent to the Red Cross two or three times a week. This is a situa tion which makes the whole world kin, and although the Chinese live exactly on the opposite side of t lie earth, they are our neighbors and our hearts and our purses respond to their wail of distress. We cannot fully realize the horrors of the situation in parts of the Chinese empire, but enough is known to mate our hearts melt with compassion. . Cowie Lost Oat All Around. Ststesville Landmark. When li retired from Congress at th end of his term Saturday, Con gresmen Cowles certainly had no eons to feel kindly toward the Taft - - i i ni. ir, "lost out'' in about every effort of consequence he made recently to con nect his friends with the pie counter. He lost on the eollectorship, on the as sistant district attorneyship .after the President had promised to name his man, and ibm his postmaster at Sal isbury was turned out after he had ; been in office but a few months, and - through th influence of a Democrat at that. It is doubtful if the Congress- man s private opinion of the President could, with propriety, be publicly ex- pressed. - . " . V ,. A Snrprise Birthday Supper. On last Saturday night Mr." D. B. ' Parish was very much surprised to see ; his relatives and friends coming, in ' just at twilight with well filled bas kets to celebrate his birthday. C A. ' Myers heard of the surprise as he passed through White Hall city at 5 o'clock Saturday an dgave a signal to old Fank and they went bom in a v bnrry. He told hi home ifolks to put i the cakes and pies in a box and all . wonld go np to Sophia's, the eity folks wer going to surprise Baxter wiih a , snpper. So in a few minutes there ? were nine of his family safely seated in iwo-nonie wagon on tueir way up to the home of his brother-in-law's where they found a large crowd of iol i ly people, all enjoying the nice sapper. : M 11 o'eloek Mr, Parish thanked Jiis relatives and fnends for their kind remembrance and hoped they wonJd - eome again. Among those from a dis tance was Mn and Mrs. D. O. Bost, of . Boat Mill. QyEmBSEXT, i ' Foley 's Iloney and Tar is th best congh remedy I ever used as it quickly stopped a severe eongh that bad long Troubled tne", says J. w. Kuhn Princton, Nebr. Just so quickly and surely it acts in all easses of eoughs, cf.i Js, liignpp and lung tronbl. Ro- e substitutes. M. L. Marsh, drng- all. I W Ll Lesson XL First Quarter, For March 12, 191U THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. Test a th Lima. II Kin ht, 2S-J7. Memary Vmh, S2-SS Oaldaa Tart, Rem vl, U CtmmtMary Prepared by Rev! D. M. Staarna. Tn power of the Lord God of Elijah waa first tee through EUsa la the Uridine of to Jordan, th Lord doing Air on ma what Be Bad jut doa for two, and long Defer for a whole na tion under Joshua. It la nothing with th Lord to help with many or few. The power of the Lord la next seen In th healing of the water of Jericho then In ,the chastening of the joung men who mocked Eltaha, telling , him te go- np as Ellsha bad done; after that In the ditches Oiled with water, for the sake of Jehoshaphat, without either wind or rain. In the beginning otour lesson chap ter we see the same power multiplying the widow's oil until every empty ves sel was filled, all her need supplied snd something over. Now we have in today's lesson the filling of a childless home with glad ness by the gift of a no doubt -touted for child and the restoration of a deeper Joy by giving him back from the dead. A great woman of Shunem felt con strained as she saw Ellsha pass her house from time to time to ask him In to eat bread,' and it became his habit to do this. Later she suggested to her husband that they provide him a room with a bed, a table, a stool and a can dlestick, and he seems gratefully to have accepted their kindness. Then the question arose in his mind. How can I in any way recompense this lov ing kindness? On Inquiry he found that she needed no favor from any one, bnt at the reminder from Gehasl that they hadpno children be asked the Lord for thlsjifaror for her, and, receiv ing the assurance that It would be so, he communicated to her the fact, which she at first received very unbelievingly (verse 16), but as Ellsha had assured her so it csme to pass. We think of Sarah and her unbeliev ing laughter, and yet in her case It came to pass, for "Is anything too hard for the Lordr (Qen. xvlil, 0-14.) We look onward to Elizabeth and Zacha rlas and note the unbelief of the lat ter (Luke i, 13-20), and yet in their case it csme to pass also. So we are taught to "Be not afraid, only .believe'' (Mark r, 36), and rely on Jer. xxxill, 3. It may have been that the child bet- came too much of an Idol we do not know but one day In the field with the reapers he complained of his head, was carried home and died on bis mother's knees at noon. She laid the little body on EUsha's bed, shut the door, and without telling her husband why she made all possible speed to the man of God, who was then at Mount Carmel. Seeing her afar off, he sent bis servant Qehazl to Inquire of her If it was well with her and her husband and the child. Her reply was, "It is Well," but he hurried on till she came to Ellsha, , and she held him by his feet, and with , the very words which Ellsha himself used to Elijah she clung to him until he arose and went with her (verse 80, with chapter li, 2, 4, 6). Gehazi preceded them and laid the staff of Ellsha upon the child, bnt there was no effect upon the child, no response, neither voice nor hearing. When Elisha came be went in and shut the door and prayed unto the Lord and then stretched himself upon the child, mouth to mouth, eyes to eyes, hands to hands, and the flesh of the child waxed warm. After walking to and fro in the house he again stretch ed himself -upon the child, and the child sneezed seven times and opened his eyes. The mother was called, and with gratitude that cannot be described she took up her son and went out v The next verses describe a deliver ance from death that might have taken away many, and the chapter closes with a miraculous multiplication of bread life given, nfe - restored, life saved, life sustained, completing nine Instance thus fsr of th power of God seen through Elisha. Ellsha was to this woman a man of God, a holy man ef God (verses 9, 16, 2L 22, 25, 27); not so Gehazi She saw something of God tn Ellsha. He was to her In God's stead. W are her is Christ's etead, and peo ple should see something of Him In us (H Cor. it, 11; v, HO). . Let the woman's pressing on to Ellsha remind us that w mtwt com to God Himself through Jesus Christ alon and not through any aectal man, v ' 'Ordinance may b as useless a Bllsha's staff. It la life that is need ed, though there may be Uf associated with ordinances In the bands of some, bnt not through such as Gehasl -, Compare the story of Elijah bringing S boy to Ufe In I Kings, xvll, 19 22, and note th parallels of the prophet awn with th child, th child In tn proph et's bed, the prayer, stretching hhanelf upon the child. May w arnely covet such lives of nearness to Qod a these mea lived and be need of Him Sa bring nfe to many dead souls. Cl.tr must be th "alon with God," Cm tm--Utvlng prayer, th persistent nslng upon God, th doa personal touch of Ufa Itself, not of a rod or staff, even though It be that of a prophet - Spurgeon, used to say tt thin stretching of oneself to a "3 va the hardest kind a stretching down ward to make yourself as fax as possi ble one with th child; seeing, sp tog and handling things ss the c! 1 would; putting yourself In t's r'aee. LZZZZT. . ' - -i Mr. Elaoi Tafker is very tick at this writing. We bop far him pfy recovery. Mr. Uennie sod "Mini &irhronU Rinehardt, of No. S, afat Sunday her. Misae LoUU Morgan and BeUi RUl, and Messrs. Pan! HaxtseU and Ralph Teeter, of Bit Lick, attended th sin ring at the Mom cbool hens Sunday. air. and Mrs. Green Traee are very sick with la gripP. Mrs. James Karris spending several day t Big- lick with tier daughter, airs, i motor iioneyentt. On last Sunday at 2 o'clock, d. tn. at th resident of E. D. Teeter. Mia Lewi Sasser and Mr. Sylvester Thom as, wer united in the holy bond of matrimony, E. D. Teeter, officiating. Hisses Bua and Base Lor and Fan nie Carter - war bridesmaids, and Messrs. C. J. Saaser, William Lot and W. H. Tueker, groomsmen.- The arid was feeantifully (owned in whit aatinJoOp, and S1.00. With onr marantea with hat and veil to match. h is the I daughter of Mr, Henry asser, and a! beautiful " and accomplished ' young lady. The groom is th eon of Mr. George Thomas and a very intelligent and prosperous voting man. After the ceremony they all drov to the groom's lathers, where a bountiful wedding supper was served. This voun cou ple have onr hearty congratulations. Mr. Bennett Tucker i spending sometime with relatives at Lexington and Enterprise. VIOLET. SKIK AmCTIONS, Whether on Infant or Grown Parson Cored by Zemo and Zemo Soap Aa Unnsoal Offer. in Aiarea urug snare says to ev- ery person, be it man, woman or child, who has an irritated, "tender or itching skin to come to onr store and procure a bottle of ZEMO and a eak of ZEMO Soap and if yon- are not entirely satisfied "with result), eotne back and get yonr money. So confident are we of the efficacy Of thi clean, simple treattneat, tint we unake yon this unusual offer. ZEMO is a clean lifiii for external use that has cured eo many cases of ecsems, pimple, dand.uil and other forma of skin eruption. f.EMO and ZEMO Soap are sold by druggists ev erywhere and in Concord by Marsh's Drug Store. ZEMO and ZEMO Soap are the most economical as well aa the cleanest and most effective ; treat ment for affections of skin or scalp, whether on infant or grown person. MARSH'S DRUG STORE. ENOCHVILLE. , Miss Rena Overcash spent Sunday Misses Myrtle and Maud Ctubo and with Miss Kelia Overcash. V. r .William Rummage, of Albemarle, at- Miss Fannie Overcash spent -.last fended the Leonard-Earnhardt mar Saturday night with her siter"'Alrs. Viage Sunday at P. iu Earnhardt 'a. Cluaud Smith. Daniel Lefler and Wo. Sorratt, of Mr. James Wright is very low with Near Jackson. Hill,' spent a fw days heart trouble and pneumonia. v last week in on midst. . Miss Vivian Overcash spent Sunday Mis Lula Cook spent - Saturday with Miss Ethel Overcash. Miss Alice Overcash is right sick at this writing. ' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Qeo. Lipe, of near Mooresville, spent Sunday at Mr. Will a spelling bee. We have aot yet learn Smith's. ' ed of any school that has accepted the Mr. G. Turner Ritchie ami wife chulleno-e' hnt )mr it vnmnnwl Mist and (ittle daughter, of Korterville, Cel., spent Tuesday with Mr. H. H. Over cash and Tuesday night at Mr. Amos Overcash 's. "fr The school will close here Friday.: There will be a ball game in ihe af ternoon. , .y . -. The school will close at the Con cordia, school house Saturday. Ther' ly. i ner ,wiu oe an exnimiion mere on tnat aay. . Warning to Railroad Men. Look out for sever 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 Kickel Plate. 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 pajn- iui. imi suppiy or fxiiey JUdaev Pills and the first bottle made a won derful improvement and four bottles cured m j completely. Since being cored I have recommended Foley Kid ney fills to many r tny railroad friends." . iM. L. Marsh, druerist. r. Every man' is said lo have his nrtce but he rarely gets it. ' - A 8pecial Medicine for Kidney Afl ." menta. i Many elderly have found in Foley's Kidney Remedy a quick relief and permanent benefit from annoying uri nary irregularities due to advancing yeara, Isaac; N. Regan, Farmer, io, says: "Foley's Kidney Remedy ef- iectea a complete cure in tny ease and I want others to know of it."' M. L. Marsh, druggist. i t When a man ceases to doubt be h- gins to do things. " ' ' . y V yy-'-K.' Another Lot of theart. The Times and Tribune have just received another lot of two gross of the celebrated 8-inch Spring Tension Shears, which are being given away to every subscriber who pays a full year in advante. Com in and get s pain ''-?,,--- ." " '. - '' A llother's fiafegnaxi Foley's Hon y and Tar for h children., Is best and safest for all coughs, colds cronp whoopincongh 1 ironchitis. No opiates. M. L. Uiiaa, drnist -. '-' . .'" ' DON'T IS EAXD Nearly Anyone My cv a ;.'. . el Growth of lr. We hate a reaedy that has a r ord of graving hair sad wiring bsia oess of 03 ut of every 1U0 rear where used according to directions for s reasonable length of lima. That may seem tike a strong statement it shonld doubt 'it nstil they tiare pat it, n dwe .mesa it to he, and no one our claim to an-rtoal test. - We are :rtin Exall' "93" Hair Tonie will enre dandruff, pre vent ttaldneaa, stimalat th scalp and hair root, stop failing hair and grow new hair, that w personally give onr positive guarantee to refund every penny paid n for it in very instance where it doe not give entire satis faction to-the naer. Kaxall "Si" Hair Tonie is as plea. ant to use as clear spring water, it is delightfully, perfamed, and doe not cress or gum the hair. Two sixes. back otf it, yon certainly tak no risk. Sold only at oar store The Rexall Store. Gibson Drug Store. NO. 9 TOWNSHIP. - -Mrs. Mamie Rinehardt and Alias 6o- phronia Rinehardt spent Sunday at Locust with mend. - - , - Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Mauney spent Sunday with Mrs. Maaney spent Sun day 's sister. .Mrs. Nannie Pag in Stanly..;"- -'..- : ; Mr. and Mrs. John Hart sen, from Stanly eonnty, spent last Saturday night with the formers parents, J. W. HartseU. , Mr. J. R. Dry has bought him a line horse recently. Thq fawners are all ploughing, making ready to plant a crop. , - Mr. and Mrs. Billie Faggart, of No. 11, spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. A, F. Fnrr, of No. 9. Miss Fronnie Rinehardt spent last Monday with (Miss Ada Tally, in Ko. 9 township. ' : Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stow spent SaU urday night in Stanly county with rel arives there. SWEET SIXTEEN. ' NO. 7 TOWKSHIP.. . : On Sunday, March 5th at 3 :30 p. W.. ,at the home of the bride, Mr. James Leonard and Mis Fearto Earnhardt were happily married, Rot. Geo.. H. L. Lingle, officiating. : - - : On Saturday, March 11th, tier will be an exhibition at the Dry eohool house. There will be a programme rendered at 2 o'clock, p. m., after which there will be a ball game. Also night exercises to begin at 7 o'clock, p. ni, Th Dry's null string band will furnish music. Everybody invited high with Mrs. W. B. Fisher near Mt. Pleasant . -' The Peck school lias ehsllenirad anv common school in Cabarrus county for certain colored school will accept CLOD KNOCKER, Fenny jOofanui Ada ArV Cash. We are obliged to call the attention of onr patrons to th fact that Penny Column ads must be paid cash. This rale will be rigidly observed.'' If yon f.iAnhna i.m. . t. th. m.. ;u Ik aji k.f h. -sn k. W wwvaPVW flMHI H VWW M V 1U I expected to make payment at once. (The price is one cent a word for each insertion, we hope onr good friends will please bear the above in mind - NO. 8 TOWNSHIP.' ' Mr. G. C Goodman spent several days last week in Lenoir with hi son, Dr. A. B. Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bradford enter tained Mr. ; and Mrs: H. B. Emerson last Saturday night' Mr. J, R. Bradford, who has been sick all winter, i able to be out again, : Miss Lizzie. Harrie, who has bfpn teaching school near Harrisburg, will return home next Satnrday. - -' Mr. Baxter Johnston, onr road-su pervisor, has made some excellent im provements on the roads in No. 3. Mrs. Whitson Mellon is right sick wih pneumonia. ' ' -:"iiX:i4 t Oklo. CUr af Tl, - Lacaa Craatjrw y .;v.v Frank J. Chener makes oath that he la senior partner of the firm of P. J. Cheney tt Co.. doing business In the City of Toledo, County -and State afore said, and that Satd firm' will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS tor each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the u of Hall's catarrh Cure, - FRANK J. CHENBT.- Sworn to before me and subscribed In my presence, this th day of December, A, D, HM.. ,r -. t. - ' a ;, A, W. OLiEABON. (Seal) Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure I taken Inter nally, and acta directly on the blood And mucous surfaces of the, system, fiend for testlmontnls free. '' r". J. CHKNEi: at CO.. Toledo, tt Sold by all DrufrKttR, lie. 4 Take Hall's Family Fill for Consti pation. '....-'!:.,; - .Ij. But it's all right to indge a tailor toy bis clothes. , PHX3 CTJRT3 Ef 6 TO 11 BATS Paw Ointment is gusranteed te enre sny ease of Itching, LUnd, I,;ee-.ng or Protuding piles in 6 to 14 days or money rernnded, cue. ,; Even the freckle faced girl has her good Pilots. : C: rl rlr t ca t . 1 tz n u The: Real Shoe Company . ' Refuses te be bound any longer to - " the hoary old tradition of (he fihoe Trade that standard shoes must aeces. T- . f ' sarlly be built t lit certain arbitrary ;;". ;: ' rics--3.60, 14.00, U0.. 5.00, and' " '-- . -".. em. , ' . ,w " . -. y . . . - v It refuse te believe any longer that S a shoe eas be sold at, say, 13.86, V" , , -y MUST be-"' built np" to sell at $4.00, ' - , J . etv else "skinned down" te sell at -i .,- 13.60. . " - ; . , . - ' It has announced that areiy Regal, Shoe made hereafter will be priced at Actual Cost, Delivered to the ; Consumer, Plus" 5 I -:Per Cent Profit. . ' This may ngore - out is "sven ; money" or it may aot, Jnst as tt hap '" . " . pens. Btrs, however - it Hgnres, the ' - - amount will invariably be verified by - ' ' . . oertilled public accountants and stamp- -- " ' v ' ed on the shoe at the factory, and.' V " that will be the price yon pay, no maV - ' ' " ter whereabonts la thia country you buytheshoav - ' , t " 7 t " . . . ' 1 - In Justice to yourself you should ; t " not be asked te pay more.. In Justice " - to the shoe it should not be "skinned " down" to cost less. In Regal Shoes You -Get: All Tliat You- Want at t the Lowest Price That You Can Buy. , c::::nl: Mm Co, T . ' ' - , . . : :. . Agents for Regal Shoes. DAT OLD FREB PASS TO LTJBERGER j POULTRY ii Leghorns; Single land Reds. ' ww r xkn.r r.t CONCORD, N. C.; Route No. 3. 'Phone Umbergar Line (No Charge) Ulna cf Externals vSells itself , wherever j introduced Imitators I j have tried to imitate, 1 owl ctiKefifiifirtri Voe been attempted. But once GO WANS always Go wans for inflammation and congestion. 1 . It gina iu phMim to" reeom mend Vowtnt Preparation for IntUmmation. taptcinll.r ot th throat and chest, IK A re toltl Oowum Preparation for many ear and never had complaint. , MRU.WTON DRUG IV.. " Burlington, A. C. E'JY TO-DAY! RAVE IT IHKCIIE All DraSSlete. $1. SOe. tSe. mcnieat.cnauaiuM, e. Invroyed Sanriee to KnoifCle," Cin cinnati, LonisyiUs and Points West. Effective with the Inauguration of the Southern's new train the Caroline Bpecial which is a solid through- train from ' Charneston, S. to Cincin nati Ohio, put in operation on Jan- dsry 2, 19U, pauengers for Knoz vitle, Cinoinnsti, Louisville, and points west,1 ean leave- Baiisonry on tram No. 21. at 2:30 p. nu, which is a solid through train from Qoldsboro to Asheville, with parlor ear, arriving at Asheyille at 7:40 p. m. and Cincin nati at 10-08 a. m. The Carolina Special makes close connection at Lex ington, Ky., for Louisville and points west. This gives three daily connec tions from this section to Knoxville, Cincinnati and points west, and very greatly improves the service. . IToJern 8-room iwo story house, in good nc:'..borbood f hs Icautl'J lawnj flue garden; lot 70x2CD feet TiH sell on f rry tnrs. ' j::d. n. tizt" & co. i 1 VI 1 1 " r CHICKS JTOR 8ALIL i.T We have the best stock we can find regardless oil cost,' Tho' we paid as high as $20 peretting we offer yon at ' lowest price, day old .chicks and-setting eggs.; y Our Chickens Are Mated and Acclimated. niiivisa s ;nm nnn n itwvi vi mtm mnim arnoer o)v vwaaaw ihiii V yiuWUB faMIt elUU. Comb White Leghorns and Rhodsls-' WADE CLINZ, Manager. ' " 1 Dasirctls CZ:2S Morris Duildins' Best location in city. Steam heat, light and janitor service : free - ' - , Also i sleeping room?, bath, . light and. janitor service "free. " ' " - ,, Pl-ione NoSO r si La i,.ie - k. -'J : .0,;'. What Ttey WA Do for Vw They will cure yourtacLacheiC trenthen your kidneys, cor. " recturlaaryirresulariiljs, t'illi tip the worn out tissue 'ni eliminate the excess uric 'i that causes rheumatisa. .9. vent E.ht's Disease aai Cla.' bates, and restore he&!:!i and strer'.h. Refuse substitutes) Sold at Marsh 's Drug Store. ror Ca!e--13 s'.orcn of ttn k of the Pnnl'..t'ra I.o.in & Trnst Co. Jan. ' IL T&'.' - L Co. 12-tf
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