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Concord, X. C, Friday, May 3. 1911.
OBEDIENCE.
Is the grandeet thine
al lb world to begin with. 1 do
aat think tba time will eer coma
Waea wt ana II not bava eome
tfcinf to do, baciuaa wa ara told
ta da it, without knowing why.
a a The one essential of chiv
alry waa obedience. George
bfacdooald.
HOW WE CAN DO IT.
Many people express themselves as
being unable to see how we can afford j
to give away $."i00.00 in gold to the
fbnr most popular- babies in ( un
cord and elsewhere. It is a simple
bnainess proposition with t.s. In or-'
I
dor to increase the circulation of our
iwo papers, The Tribune ami The
Times, we are induced to offer these
large prizes. We want more new snh
Subseribers, as circulation is what in
duces the advertisers to use our col
umns and at an increased price. We
ara working for the future, not the
present. If we do not make a cent
directly in this contest, we expect to
reap the reward in the future in in
creased advertising business. Thut
ia why we can afford to do it.
Dr. H. Q. Alexander, President of
tha North Carolina Fanners' Union,
baa written a letter to Congressman
Webb, of the ninth district, endors
ing bis position on reciprocity. The
letter in part is as follow :
"I approve f your course in op
posing the reciprocity treaty with
Canada and it was presented to the
Souse by the Presidem. Thai treaty
ia not fair or just, it seeks to low
W the eost of living but taxes the
farmer with the reduction, without
it any way compensating him for his
toss. And I am not sure that it
"Would even lower the cost of food
products to the consumer. All arti
cles pnt on the free list are in the
taw state. No manufactured prod
nets are admitted free. The farmers
nd laborers produce the raw material
''land convert it into the finished prod
"ttt. Capital is protected. The man
'most fight unaided for his living. The
dollar is placed above the man. This
baa been ihe policy of our govern
ment in all tariff legislation. It is a
shame and an outrage on a so-caled
"free people. The masses have toler
'ated it just about long enough."
Tha people are beginning to see that
' all is not gold thai glitters in this
'-Canadian reciprocity business, and
' that Senator Simmons and Congress
men Donghton, Webb and Oudger
'''know what tbey are doing when they
' oppose it.
j m. v ... .
jwivrawi unnrcn viasus session at
Thonusville.
f Thomasville. Mav 4 Th. n..;. r
tha Reformed church, of North Caro
i lina, in session here, formally organ
; iied last night by electing the follow
; ing officers: resident, Prof. J. A. Ford,
,:Ph. D, of Newton vice-president, John
f'B, Huffman, of Burlington; reading
elerk, George E. MeCorkle; corres
ponding secretary, Rev. Shnford Peel
;, er, of Greensboro.
Tonight at 8 o'clock, Hon. Charles
C. Barnhardt, of High Point, address
fad tha alaaaia on "The Laymen 'a Ae-
tivitj in the Home Congregation."
i- Tha elaseis is holding morning, af-
iariuiMi MnA H&.i.. : , :,i
- -- " rervicc ana wui
; be in Msnoa until Sunday night.
Tba morning session today was ta-
-r r fm.wuMta iciwim
i from tba various charges of the
' Siata. Then rennrta iW m AmAA
: growth ia membership and quit a
: larga increase in Sunday school at-
tsadanee. . . . ,-r v-..
i 'Dr. 'J. P, Moore, for many years a
" j vvajjau, aiienutng me
.t fllftftata. TT will . e :
obk vu xun;igu
, missiona when that subject cornea up
for diawaioa-c:-.-5 h,,, .
; Tha layman 's movemenet waa the
; maia feature on tonight 'a program.
' Soma of the best speakers wen beard
V on this important subject. .
tzl. 1 tzzzo m i to i dats
" I i L'.uimmt is gnaranteed to aura
' ' f I'ahing, BUnd, Reading
1 Files La 8 to 14 days or
7 i -so.' ova, s
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Lesson VU Second Quarter, For
May 7, 1911.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Tart af tne Laeaan, II Cars. vl, Stt
Vareee, 11b SB Oeldea Tart.
vi II Cammawtory Pieaaisd
be "lav. D, M. oHearwa.
As wa consider tha Ores of these
kings af Jodsa wa moat remember that
tha throoe at Jerusalem m called tha
throna or tba Lord, and tboaa who
reigned tliera were kings for tba Lord
their God (I Chron. zxtx, 23; II Chron.
U. 8). There wero algbt king of
whoa It la written that they "did right
la tha alght of tha Lord," and thla t"i
sUb. or Aiarlah, was ona of tha alght
(verse 4; II Kings it, 13). Bat they
only did right In soma measure, soma
more, soma less, and all failed Id many
things. The time is still fature whea oris of doing business are chief attrae
the twelTe tribes shall be ona king- toins which move ambitious young men
dom and a king sitting on tba throne and women to the cities and towns. If
of David at Jerusalem who shall reign more up-to-date methods sre adopted
la righteousness, bringing peace, quiet- generally on the farms it will accom
nass and assurance to all Bla people ,,jgh much toward reducing this rai
and to all the world (Esek. axivll. al.1 CT,tiin from the farms; it will ereat
82; Isa. zxxll, 1, IT). I new interest among the old a well as
But It shall be, for the mouth of the the volmg and farm iife mo
Lord hsth spoken It. "They shall call ) tractive to the real live and ambit
Jerusalem the throne of the Lord, and j()1g citizen.
all the nations shall be gathered unto
It, to tha name of the Lord, to Jerusa
lem" (Jer. HI. 17). At that day It shall
be said "The King of Israel, even Je
hovah, Is In the midst of thee; thou
ahalt not see evil any more" (Zeph. ill,
IB). "And Jehovah shall be king over
all the earth" (Ze, h. xiv, 9i. In those
days the kingdom and nation that will
not serve Israel shall perish and be ut-
' tarly wasted (isa. tx. r.'i. Aitnougn ,
I Dsxlah reiitned Bftv two years, his .
whole story is found In this one lesson
chapter aud In the nrst seven verses
of 11 Kings xr. In his days Isaiah and
Amos were the .prophets, the Lord's
messengers (Isa. 1. 1: Amos I, 1). full
of rebuke for sin, hut also of predic
tion of a glorious future for Israel
when she shall receive her Messiah.
Every good king should turn our
thoughts to the Son of Uod, the King
of Israel (John I, 491. and their failures
set Htm forth more brightly as the one
who will never fall nor be discouraged.
VJzzlah seems to have been greatly
helped by a prophet named .echarlah,
who had visions of Uod (verse 5) not
the one who wrote "the book hearing
his name, for be lived after the cap
tivity, nor the one ot II Chron. xxlv,
20, 21. who was stoned to death for
bis faithfulness. It Is a great thing to
aea God, and this we can do In Jesus
Christ, who said "He that bath seen
Ale hath seen the Father" (John xiv,
9). We can by the Spirit behold the
glory of God In the face of Jesus Christ
(II Cor. lv, 4. iti. and thus we shall be
enabled to help others to see Him. too,
and know lllni. While this prophet
helped him lie s.nulii the l.ortl. and
God made him to proswr (verse ,"n.
He seems to haw heen prospered
through most or his ii-lpn. ohI helped
hiiu asHiusi his etieiuL's, oilier nation
brought Kir1 to him. and his nauiei
spread abroad iverses T. Si. Thus iod ,
honors those w ho liouor Hiiu. It was
SO duriuK part of the reiyn of Snloniou
when the ipieen of Stiflm and all kings
of the eanh sought him :unl brought
him gifts til Chron. ix. !S. !t. rJ i. So
It sbnll te In an unpi'ei'cdtMiled degree
when .leans Christ shall be King III
Jerusalem. Thi-n shall all iiatious.
like the wise men from Ihe east, bliug
their treasures unto Hiiu (Isa. Ix. 9 11).
I'zziau was so greatly blessed that
be became self sufficient, strong In
himself instead of in the Uird, and
then he fell. He presumed to take
upon him the office of a priest and to
burn iucense In the house ot God, and
the Lord smote him wltb leprosy, and
be became a leper unto the day of his
death and had to live In a separate
boose. The only King of Israel who
will be a priest upon his throna will be
the man whose name is tba Branch
(Zech. vl, 12. 13). He will be a priest
forever after the order of Malcblxedek,
who was both priest and king (Gen.
Hv, 18; Pa. cx, 4; Heb. vll, 1, 17).
If we are redeemed we ara kings and
priests unto God and ahall reign with
Christ when He reigns (Rev. 1, 6; v, ,
10). Back of thla sin of TJsxiah it la
not difficult to aea the great adversary
who said "I will be Ilka the Host
High" and who said to Eve, "Ye shall
be aa gods" (Isa. zlv, 14; Gen. HI, 5).
Humility, not pride, la tba characteris
tic of a true child of God, realising that
we are not aufflclent of ourselves to
think anything aa of ourselves, bat our
sufficiency la of God (II Oor. Ill, ). The
only way for na ia to ba "strong to the
Lord and In the power ot Hla might,"
having ao confidence auraerrea, for
In na that Is. In onr' flash dwelleta
ao good thing (Eph. vL 10; Phil. Ill, 3;
Bom. vlL 18). TCa have a greaf High
Priest who Is touched wltb a feeling
ot oar loflrmltlea and who la able to
aavt to tba uttermost aU of tboaa who
coma unto God by Him. . " '
Let aa rejoice to Hint and aerva
Him with all humility, remembering to
do justly, love mercy and walk bom
bly with oor God. All self righteous
ness, aelf eufnetency, pride and ambt-tlon-to
ba somebody or something apart
from Jeans Christ wa must shun aa wa
would the flam nimeeir. - , : ;
it ia written ot ussiah that "aa long
aa aa aougni tno uora, ooa tnsae mm
to prosper" (verse S), This' Is In ac
cord with Josh. I, 7. 8; Fa. 1. 18. Traa
seeking br always according to Jer.
zxlx, lL and tha exhortations thereto
ara vary plain la Isa. try 6; Zeph. tt,
IV Consider Hezeklab In II Cbroa.
nod, 20, and alas as Ezra 0, 1&
i - TIP ' i -a,
TAMXZX SHOULD KZXT BOOKS.
ru aiaa- riiw wra Be rua4
m Kore Satisfactory Basis TWaby.
How auay farmers ia Cahamta
eouaiy "keep hooka "f
. Tba matter af farm amounting has
m-etvad alnost as mack alteotica dur
inf the past few rears af tba agricul
taral colleges and farm institutes aa
moat ot the important crops sad fann
activities hare. And tha work is be
ginning to bear fruit. While faw far
mers of this aeetioa have anything hke
a regular set of office books it ia a fart
that many do keep ac urate tab oa all
expenses and receipts sad all ot them
ara paying mora at tent Inn to the fittla
details that were one neglected.
Any business may be plated on a
better and mors aatisfartory basis
when there is a regular aeoanting of
profit and lows. The farmers by this
method may determine what ara bis
beot paying eropa and then pay more
attention to these trope. The keeping
of sueh aeeoants tenda to increase a
man's interest in bis business a well
as to teach him how to make it suc
cessful. Intelligent, business-like metb
The Sound Bleep of Good Health.
Cannot be overestimated and any
ailment that prevents it is a menace
to heakh. J. L. Souttiers, Eau Clarie,
Wis., says: "I have been onable to
.1 ii : .l , i m :
u'6u,
f ".v back and soreness of my
-J appemo was very poor
onH mv rronAra I AnHihAn wa mmh
j v- " ,
run down. I have been taking Folay
Kidney Pills but a short
now sleep as sound as a
time nnd
rock, my
my general condition ia greatly im
proved, and I know that Folej Kid
ney Pills have cured me." M. L.
Marsh Druggist.
Tha Right Time.
"When shall I take the sleeping pow
der, doctor?" -Well, about fifteen iniu
utes before you go to sleep." Exchange.
Foley Kidney Pills contain in con
centrated form ingredients of estab
lished therapeutie value for tha relief
and cure of all kidney and bladder ail
mens. Foley Kidney Pills ara anti
septic, tonic and restorative. Refuse
substitutes. M. L. Marsh, Druggist.
Hortas In War.
In one ot his campaigns Napoleon
saved only t.inio of the 121. fJI borsea
With w In, ll lie slarled.
nv -
Summer Frock from
The Standard Fash
ion Sheet for May.
Free copies for the asking.
We Carry
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In All Fashionable Designs
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uxquisiiciy . graceful ex
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$V JJ2,;$3 and upward,'
and with every one goes our
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? 8rede material and satis
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1
Ckl4a Bss naataa. :
Cbieara, liay J Tba demand fat
rata ia Chicago ia great and tba sup
ply ia f ar U aaaaU. Pricea tbraatea
t ga op rapidly. -
Deputy I ailed 6ataa Marshall Ed
ward Marsalea saada efforts ta day to
obtaia 20 live rata ta nil aa order
from frank Kbcr, who ia eonttMted
witb a telcphoea eompaay at Bock
ford.' ; . ,
"Nothing doing today," was the re
ply of the ratcatchers. VWa bare
avaay orders ahead of joa. Tba anp
ply doesn't asset the demand. Aa aooe
as Wa get to you in rotation your
order will ba tiled."
The rata ara need ia placing rabies.
A rat ia loosed in a pi pa through
which a cable U to be placed. Then
a airing ia tied ta a ferret, -which is
allowed to cwraae tha rat. In that
way a aauli string ia put through
the pipe and later the cable is pulled
after it.
aa mercury will . eurelr atror tha
saaaa of email a4 csnplatalr aaranai
tha whole srataaa whtn antaflas
Ihroufh the maceaa aurfaeaa. Saeh
artlclM ahoaM aevar ba uaed ascapt on
preaertptleu fiwaa reputable ahjralclana,
aa the daasaa tbar will da ie tea fold
to tha food yon can posalbly derive
from thara. RaJI'a Catarrh Cure, (tana
facturad br P. 1. Chenaf Ca, con
tains no marcurr, and la takaa inter
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous mrfacaa of tha ayatem.
In buying Haifa Catarrh Cure ba aura
yon set tha fanotne. it la taken la
tarnally and made in Totado, Ohio, by
F. J. Chancy A Co. Teatlmonlala tree.
Sold by Drngglata. Price, lie par
bottle. -
Take Hall'a Pam'ly Pllla for Conatl
nation. MT. PLEASANT, R. F. D. NO. 1.
Most of oar farmers are through
planting their cotton.
The peach Crop will be short in our
neighborhood this year.
Miss Zora and Bart ha Cox has re
turned homo from Palraerville where
they have bean attending school this
winter.
Mr. Howard Bost, Fannie Smith,
Luther Harwood. Rettie Cravton,
Hampton Smith and Dora Furr, all
Waited Dr. Harrington's last Sunday
evening and enjoyed a nice time.
A number of our voung people are
expecting to attend the big picnic at
Mr, John Dry a Ascension day.
A number of onr yonng people are
expecting to go to preaching at Locust
Baptist church next Sunday.
Coma along, No. 9 correspondent
and let 's hear from von.
BLUE EYES..
India Rubber.
Id Hrazll the India rubber gatherer
will average sixteen pounds of Juice
every day
Ona Conductor Helped Back to Work.
Mr. Wilford Adama ia bis name, and
he writes: "I waa confined tamv bed
with chronic rheumatism and used two
bottles of Foley's Kidnev Remedv
with good effect. The third bottle put
me on mv feet and I resumed wore
aa conductor on tba Lexington, Ky.,
street nan way. u wui do all yon
ciaim in case ox rheomatum."
clears the blood of uric aicd. M
Marsh Drugist. ,
it
Ji
Not Poeeible.
"la there a good parting acene lu that
Play?" j . :.
"No; the heron baId."-Excbange.
Safe Medic&is Tor Children,
Foley's Hone and Tar Comoonnd
is a sale and affactiva nuulimna for
children as it docs n t contain opiates
or harmful drugs. The genuine Fol
ey 'a Honey and Tar Compound ia la a
yeuow package. M. L. Marsh, Drng
gwt. :-y -
Loom Leaf Ledger sheets of many
oinereni ainos lor sals at The
Tiaies-Tribnn,o6a.
QoocJ for Twenty-Five Votes
IN THE .' s
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Marsh's Dnar Flora at this aity
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Tha extraordinary - leap that this
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Tbey bars a limited supply of aata-
ptoK Ona of which will ba given free
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Tha tyre Tie.
How did yon get that new aoitr
Had a sure tip on a boras race."
"I never knew ona of tboaa stirs tips
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' Foor pairs to the boar "
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A IU:.'.tla Itadldiia Hot Kareotie
Mrs. P. Karti, Ct. Joe, Mich, say:
"Our lit?! la boy contracted a aevere
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medicine tUi-Bot emw- him, I gars
bim Foley Honey and Tr Compound
in wUeb I tava r sat f a. It era red
tbs ofl;:h as wi 4 as C. t' oVirg' and
p,rl.iar.spi:fi,.Ej l fat weU in a
hIhji 'Case. ' frier's I --y and Tar
Compound iai tuacy times eaved na
much trouble and wa ara never with
out it in tba bousa." M. I Marsh,
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as Correct Clothes for Gentlemen.
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