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Concord. X. C, April 1 1911.
TEE TRTBtTKE TO BE ENLARGED.
Tomorrow The,Tribune will.be en
larged from sis to ssven column
paper. Thin step has been made nec
essary on account of increased adver
tising patronage, which has encroach
ed loo much on our reading matter
space. Other improvements are con
templated in the paper, and it will
nlways be our purpose to give the
people of Concord the very best paper
the patronage will justify.
At noon today the special ses
sion of Congress was called to order.
The scope of legislation and the prob
able length of the session are now
the staple topic of discussion. The
belief seems to be gaining ground
(hat the new Congress will take np
other subjects than reciprocity and
tariff. The advocates of direct elec
tion of senators will probably make
another try for their constitutional
amendment. An apportionment bill
will be seni over by the house. The
new members with a record to make
will clamor for public buildings and
river and harbor improvements. Con
servation measures left over unfin
ished from the lats session may be
, revised. Indeed, the leaders think
that the extra session may be called
upon to take up a variety of subjects
for legislative action. The President's
message on Canadian reciprocity will
be sent in tomorrow. This' measure
will no doubt be promptly approved
by the Honfje, but rfc williiot find such
easy sailing when it readies the
Senate.
On the whole, the Southern Rail
way Company is doing very wellby
the towns on its western division in
the way of new depots. - That just
completed at Statesville is an arch
itectural beauty in stone, pressed
brick and terra eotta. We believe
ffvtatesville might claim that it is the
handsomest depot in North Carolina.
Work on the depot tit Morganton is
under way and it will have an impos
ing effect in cement. Marion has been
provided for, and as soon as the Hick
ory people and the railroad company
can come to an agreement on a site, a
depot will be built there. Charlotte
Chronicle.
The energies of the Southern in
depot 'building seem to be confined to
the Western N. C. division. At least
there has been no evidence of it
around here. Concord is much larger
than any town between Salisbury and
Asheville, jet the above named towns
get new depots while ours is only such
as any town of less than 1000 inhabi
tants should have. -.
No Bemady in Sight
Charlotte Observer. . ' '
The Wadesboro Ansonian, discuss
ing the high cost of living, points
out the great expense to which mer-
ehants are put in delivering purchases
much of which" might be obviated.
"One firm," it reports, "tells of eend-
: ing its delivery wagon .to the same
s house twelve tomes, to deliver Mall
telephone orders, the whole amounting
. to less than a load lor the wagon. An
other carried a loaf of bread mile and
' a half the profit on tha sale being
one cent. Another was asked to send
. a 5-eent spool of cotton beynd te
, twn limits in order that ft might be
exchanged for one of another num
ber." i These instances may appear to
. De extreme, but we are confident that
the average retail xnrcbant would have
:- nt lAtiiiU i A.wKj.hm .A .
- hit experience without overstraining
hia memory to do so, ,
Simmoni' Vote an Urimur '" . -
Fairbrotbcr's Everything.
Senator Simmons ie etill explaining
why he voted for Lorimer, No ex
planations are necessary. We general
ly send a United States Senator down
to Washington and presume he has
sense enough to do his duty as he sees
it. To vote for Lorimer was no in
fraction of the oath of olBce, and we
are glad that Simmons waa bold
enough and bi? enough to vote his
convictions. That one act would go
a long ways in ct.rn ". -wf na that he
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Will exhibit the entire week on the Morris Lot, rear of City Hall, featuring
Smith's 520,000 Merry-go-round, Prof. SceUI's Royal Italian Band; Wild Animal
Circus; Marvelous' MelvHIe, the areal wonder, and 28 other novel attractions.
With Ten Big Shows. . V ' -' . - '
FAITH.
The oldest building in Faith was
rolled from one lot to another to
make room for more and Oner buildings
that will g up at once.
The children of Mr. John Holler
gave him a big surprise birthday din
ner Monday, Maifh 27th, this being
his 70ih birthday. Among those from
a distance was his daughter and two
little grandchildren, Mrs. P. Mcbride,
of Mt Airy. Venus was there and all
spent a nice time and there was plenty
left.
Mr. ' Dales Holler is getting some
better.
Mrs. J. L. Shuping and little grand
son have returned from Fleming, Ga
where thev have been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. W. W, Gill.
Mrs C- B- Shuping and children
have gone to Spartanburg to visit her
father.
There was another birthday dinner
today, March 30th, 1911, at Mr. and
Mrs. John Rinehardt's. Mr. Charles
Peeler, owner of the Globe store and
Venus were there and all had a fine
dinner. It was the birthday of both
Mr .and Mrs. Rinehart.
The Faith Granite Company is load'
ing another car of building stone to
day for rhe U. S. postofflee at Aiken,
S. C. The general superintendent of
the granite work is here today and is
highly pleased with our North Caro
lina granite. VENUS.
A Wonderful Walker.
Whenever Edward Payson Weston
feels as though he needs a little exer
cise he goes out and walks a few
hundred miles, as though it were noth
ing at all unusual. He just dotes on
distance. Twice he has walked from
coast to coast, twice from Portland to
Chicago. Back in 1884 he walked
5,000 miles in England in 100 days and
delivered a temperance lecture every
night. But there was too much tem
perance about it to satisfy the Sports,
and too much sport to satisfy the tem
perance people. Now, in his 72nd
year he is planning another trip across
the continent.
Mr. N. B. MeCanloss, of Salisbury,
will today appear before the board of
county commissioners or. union county
at Monroe arid nwsent a naritfnn mm
the citizens of Goose Creek township
asking toe board to call another elec
tion in tliat townshiT) to airain vote on
the proposition of issuing bonds for
the building of the Salisbtrry-to-Mon-roe
railroad. : In the recent election
held for this Dnraose tha bond issue
was defeated by the narrow margin of
six votes.
A man is never too old to learn that
he knows a lot of things he should
forget. , a
- Why are we more liberal in giving
advice than anything else!
With a package of this sweet,
crisp food in the pantry, you
dodge the fuss and bother of
early morning cooking, yet
have a breakfast which makes
a happy start for the day. ,
Serve direct from the" pack-'
ce vith cream, and sometimes'
fruit.
4Tlie
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School Closing at Liberty Ridxe,
School closed at Liberty Ridge on
Friday, March 31. Class work ended
Thursday evening after which all the
children were treated to candy and
bananas by the principal and assist
ant. On Friday there was an excel
lent exercise. The crowd present Fri
day was the largest known in the his
tory of the school. There were present
fifty-five boys from Mt. Pleasant
school taking advantage of "April
1st." We were fortunate in having
three of Cabarrus county 's best speak
ers, namely: Prof. C. E. Boger, Bev.
J. J. Long and Rev. Causey. The
words of bese speakeis were heard
with pleasure, and close attention was
given from start to finish. Just before
the close Prof. Boger presented in be
half of the school to Mr. D. S. Lip
part a handsome watch fob; Miss
Krimminger a neat belt buckle, thus
showing the appreciation and esteem
with which they were held. An elegant
dinner was served on the" ground;
baseball was played the result being
6 to 22 in favor of the home team. A
spelling match was enjoyed by a large
crowd. There was no disorder or
horses turned loose, everything went
along quietly.
This was the best year ever known
in the history of the school and more
work has been accomplished. Mr. Lip-'
pard has won the hearts of the girls
and the boys of our school and the re
spect of our men and women. He is
one of the best yonng teachers that
Cabarrus affords and there is a bright
future in school work for him. Miss
Lnretta'Krimminger, the assistant, is
an excellent teacher knowing how to
teach and work with small bovs and
girls. - -.. STUDENT.
Medical and Surgical Appliances in
Factories. :
The last Legislature passed a law
requiring that every person, firm or
corporation operating a factory , or
shop employing over 23 laborers, in
which machinery is used for any pur-
ufactnring purpose, or for any pur
pose except for elevation or for heat
ing or hoisting' apparatus, shall at all
times keep and maintain free of ex
pense to the employes a medical or
surgical .chest . containing necessary
appliances (specified) to aid injured
i me or not less tqan fo nor more
than $25 for every week daring which
violation of law continues.
' The Champion Lumber Company,
with a $.5,000,000 capital stock, has
purchased more than 100,000 acres of
timber lands, including two railroads,
all lying in Haywood county and cen
taring about Canton, and will shortly
begin -developments of equal, if not
greater magnitude than that following
the coming of the Champion Fiber
Company to that section. : '
FtisiSui&'S
Miemory Lingero"
Cereal Co., Lt, V ill; Crc;!:, IV.X
CUHE FOX ECZEMA, '
Discovery That Cures Pimples, Ecxe
m and All Skin Troubles.
If -you are troubled with pimples,
blackheads, acne, barber itch, blotches.
freckles or other skin diseases or blem
ish, now is thetime to euro it with
Hokora. T
This pure and simple skin fxxl is
being introduced in Coneord by - tli
Gibson Drug Store at (he low price of
25 cents for a liberal sized jar, and in
the past few weeks they have sold
hundreds of treatments.
It contains no grease or acid, is
cleanly to nse and is a true food and
onrishment for the skin, cleansing and
clearing it in 'every pore, making it
soft, white and beautiful. -
If Hokara does not do even more
than is claimed for it and give perfect
satisfaction return the mptyjar to
the Gibson Drug Store and they will
refund your money. If you have any
skin trouble yon cannot spend 25 cents
to better advantage than (for a jar of
this skin food. Larger size 50 cents,
CONCORD, B. F. D. 5.
Wheat and oats are looking fine in
our community at thi writing. ,
What has become of our good cor
respondent from No. 9. It has been
some time since we have read any
thing from No. 9 and wo want to hear
from our old neighborhood again. .
Mrs. Frances Carter and daughter
spent Monday night in No, 9 with
Mrs. Nannie Binehardf.
Mr. John Widenhouse is having a
dwelling built for a renter. ,
The farmers have been patting in
good time on-their farms between rain
showers. So-far we have had a windy
wet month of March.
We are expecting another wedding,
as the cakes are being baked.
We hope that Goose Creek town
ship will agree with our new railroad,
s osne can sail through.
Mr. Ephraim Carter spent Tuesday
of last week in Concord on business.
Mr, John McAnulty and IL A.
Plott made a trip to Virginia to buy
mock, recently. ' - ,
I Planting Irish potatoes and bedding
sweet potatoes is the order of the day
here. .,
- On last Wednesday w had a snow
storm and a cold wave.
, CRACKER JACK.
. Walking toward his bed to lie down,
Rev. S. C. Owen,- of Candler, Saturday
tell outstretched across the bed dead,
He had complained of feeling unwell
and had remained in his- room while
other members of tho family went to
dinner. Hearing the noise of a fall,
his wife rushed into the room to find
her husband dead.
There are plenty of peaches in this
section that are not killed.
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Every man's desire is to
look well dressed. He
wants the best there is,,
but in reason when v. it
comes to price.
We have absolutely proven
COMPANY .Clothing gives
Style and. Service
Is what vou want when you
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Be you long or short, stout
model here for you. Come
Cannon,
Importance of High-
Grade Sanitary .
. Plumbing.
Good Plumbinr id one of tha moat
important features about a bouse. Ton
cannot have to many safe-guards fot
the "health of your family and your
self. Therefore tha slight cost of the
BE3T Plumbing will in reality be
health assurance as vail aa saving
in repair bills. '
: SANITARY PLUMBING CO.
Phona 334.
City Prcssteo Clut
I have purchased outright a ; dry
preparation1 for cleaning ladies' gar
ments that I guarantee to give satis
faction, or I will make no charge for
the work. I am sols owner of Hhi
preparation and on account of the ex
cellent satisfaction it has given I make
this proposition to the ladies of Con
cord and vicinity: -.Send us any ar
ticles or garments you want cleaned
and after we nse this dry cleaning
preparation o ntbem, if they are not
entirely satisfied with the work I will
make no charge.
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Best location in city. Steam
heat, light and janitor service
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Also - sleeping s rooms, bath,
. ngnt ana i - janitor -eervice
free, ' ; . .
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Pliarro, Va.-
"I suffered for scvml .
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Atrs.. uorma a. sniu.i.
With that awful backache and thi hear
ing down sensations, so fully described
In your book.
"1 tried doctors and other medlc'nr ..'
and found little relief, until 1 was induced
to try Wine of Cardui, when I found in- ,
fVMUJ veil, koiiitjr ;
recommend Cardui to alt suffering womeu
and tlunk there is no other as good."
In some Instances. Cardui rives Instant .
relief- in nthra it m.u fiLra I. If -
v..., ... v.iaww, iifcij wnb u iittiv lime:. .
But in all cases of female trouble Cardui
can be depended on to be of benefit, as
it is a specific remedy for. wumert and
lets in a curative way on the womanly
natiKciiciai uraitiorwomcn. ID Oil HQ .
iip your strength, improve your appe- .
nte, bring back rosy cheeks and make
you look -and feel young, and happy,.'
nothing you can find will do to much ior
you as Cardui.
Your druggist has it - - . .
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Boon Medicm. Co.. ChalHnj.ua, f eon., lor Spnml
lrutmtmu . and M-wm book "'Home Tranmuil f
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: Following- schedules cubllshed onl :
as Information and are not guaranteed,
la KIM Ja.aarr 1, mil. '
4:11) a. nw No. Dally from Rich-
monfl and all local oolnts. Connects at
Green.boro for Wlnton-8atem and Kal-
eig-n, at lanviue for Norfolk. ' -
;4S a. m.. No. 44 Dally for washing,
ton and DOtnts North. Connct at Hal.
iaburr for Ashevllla, Chattanoopra and
Memphis. Pullman and da? coaches to
Washington. Pullman coach b.tweaa
Atlanta and Raleigh. -
:! a. m Nov 45 Dally for Charlotte'
and all local points. -
ll:S0 a. m., 36--Datly for Washington
and New York. Pullman sleepers New
Orleans, to Nsw York; -day coach New
Orleans to New York, Washington and
all point north.
iz:v a. m no, so Dally (OB.wash
tngton and New York, '
8:10 D. m.. No. 7 DallV for Charlotte
and local stations. , .
3:40 p. m.. No. 4e Dally for Green,
boro and local points; - .: -
:4S p. m.. No. 1!Tally for Rich
mond and alt local points. Connects at .
Salisbury for Asheville, Chattanooga'
and Memphis. (ileeper, Charlotte to
Richmond and Salisbury to Nor folic.
:C0 p. mH No. 5 Dnlly to Atlnntn
and all point South. Hloepera to New
Orleans and Birmingham and day
coaches Washington to New Orleans.
R. U VERNON, D. P. A., Charlotte, N. C.
IL P. CAR Y, O. P. A, Washington, D. 11
PcniAM's asti:.'.:V r :
gives instant relief and an aUviinie cure
in all cases of Asthma, Broncluiis, and
Hay Fever. Sold by dru twists ; mail oa
recerni oi pries I oo.
'f 1 I'tu-lm.. v t ' 10 c'.
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