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Concord, N. C, May 29, MIL
LISCftTY.
' to Ufa ao dear or p- to
sweat at to ba purcbaapd at lb
price at chain aed liberty J For
Md It Almlfbtj Ood! I know
Bot what coarse others may
take; bat, a for ma. five ma
Bberty or 1t m death I
Patrick Henry.
I ' After having worked eighteen years
' for the admission of Ariiona and New
" Mexico as separate states of the un
ion, the Democratic majority of ihe
.House found it a genuine labor of love
: to pass the statehood resolution. In
Toting for the admission of the terri
tories as states the Hoase neither en-
. dorsed or condemned the recall of
t judges. What the House actually did
" was to endorse local self government
and ihe right of the state to control
- its own affairs. Fr 60 years New
. Mexico has been at the doors of Con
gress for admission. Arizona has also
long contended its right to statehood.
. The 1906 democratic platform pledged
the "immediate admission of hese
? territories as separate states." This
pledge was carried out before the
' Democrats had been in control of the
House three months, which action was
in striking contrast to ihe jugglery
; too statehood measures have been re
:; eeiving year after year at the hands
J of the now minority of the House.
- In agitating the holding of the Con
federate reunion in Greensboro two
yean hence, is our neighbor of xhe
XT l;u? a i v -i-
viitwi Dittoing lour se oaca aoing
it just for th big of the thing T What
' would Greensboro or any town in th
, Stat do with this great body! We
could not handle it or come any where
near it Th News must be joking.
' Ureensboro .Record.
V It is evident that the editor of the
; News did not attend the reunion at
Liile Boek recently. While the way
, that city took care of and handled the
crowd was little less than wonderful,
(and no city of like size could have
' don it tetter) it was easy to see that
: th reunion should not be invited to
nnj city of less than 100,000 inhabi
' tants. Little Rock has 55,000 inhabi-
- tants, and the reunion visitors num
bered 110,000, double th population
. of the city.
'' Indications are that th Democratic
-Hoase will reduce the tariff on raw
wool by' one-half. This would be ear-
Tying out th promise contained in the
national democratic platform of 1908
which. Was that "gradual reductions
should be made in such other sched
ule as may be necessary to restore
h tariff to a revenue basis." The
consideration of th revenue needs of
th government was what caused the
bulk of the democratic majority to de
eid upon cutting the raw wool duty
in two. The tax on raw wool last year
brought $21,000,000 into the treasury
and th government cannot afford to
give up hat sum while then is no in
come tax. .,.
' How will it stand Tb Beidsville
Review pays th candidates will lead
in this order; Kitchin, Simmons, Ay-
cock and Clark. The Madison Herald
published in the same county, sees it
this way: Clark, Ayeock, , Simmons
and Kitchin. . Both wrong. Simmons
will stand tt th head of th list
FAX QBAPHS. .
"A Conneetientt woman Is said to
avs stolen her bo-band's fads teeth
keep- him from attending beef-
ak dinners." A thrifty eeonomieaf
.1, we. should say. ; ; a ii -x:
.,.. a .-.
"The world belongs to th young
n," says J. C Stubbs, vies-presi-
t of the liamman lines.- Did not
w that Morgan, Carnegi . and
kefeller were any longer young,
. ; ; a a . a
ew York's big ie company has
"i its name. Bat bow about Us
A COW K20TT.
IV Ivar Said ta U UwU Vm
Said Ucmtij at Tat-kvtOa, S. 0.
A saw BMOMait aad ao ai ecavi
erahle important was starved rataal
It at Torkril., & C. what. th Yark
Coanty Lit Stock AtaotalkMS sar
eaaafolly proaaotad tb ' first "sow
stow" ever bald U Ua Boat. Mai
laaa 1,000 tBtarastad farmers, dairy
tea and basins a attended the
bow, which will Bataraily Btiatalal
iataraat ia stock-raising and dairying.
Thar war ta bead UW akawn,
ioeioding repraUti- at ear art I
hraeds af both dairy amd bf tjpe.
Of the dairy emmals there am om
ataa JarasyB) Uueraa- aad Holeteta,
while among the beef spinal were
soa particalartT a aad torn . lltn-
fords, among tham bail that tipped
tha scales at 1000 pounds, whil his
owner, Mr. & I), vroas declared that
h was 500 pound off."
Seveaal interesting 'jjti valuable
talks ob th general topic of stock
breading, dairying, judging and feed
ing were given. Dr. W. Francis Fa
bey, of the animal husbandry bureau
of the national department of agricul
ture, who is assigned to the work of
tick eradication in the Sooth, gave
some valuable suggestions on the
proper care of cattle. Among other
speakers were J. L. Burgess, stock
expert of Clemaon College, Felix Wil
liams, a pioneer dairyman of Villa
Rica, Ga., E. J. Watson, Commissioner
of Agriculture in the State of South
Carolina, and Mr. W. W. Long, a
North Carolinian, who U with the
United States Department of Agri
culture. In addition to the animals shown
there was sn exhibit of dairy prod
ucts and of dairy supplies, feeds, etc.
Among the feeds was the compara
tively new machine mixed feed of cot- j
ton seed meal and hulls, Boveta,
which, through the courtesy of the
Cotton Oil Company, was fed to all
the cattle in the show during the two
days it was in progress. Machine
mixed cotton seed meal and hulls was
something new to most of the visitors.
who realized more than ever before
the importance of very carefully mix
ing the right proportions to make the
cattle eat the food up clean and to
secure the best results from the feed.
The question has been expressed
since the snow at xorkvule tnat it
will be a very few years now that the
movement is started before every sec
tion of the South will have its cattle
or stock show. Stock raising is just
in its infancy in the South, but with
h natural advantages of this section.
its growth is bound to be rapid.
In the Wax of th Meaalea.
Th little son of Mrs. O. B. Pal
mer, Little, Rock, Ark., had the meas
les. The result was sever cough
which grew worse and he could not
sleep. She says: "On bottle of Fo
ley's Honey and Tar Compound com
pletely cured him and he has never
been bothered since." Croup, whoop
ing cough, measles cough all yield to
Fonely's Honey and Tar Compound.
Th genuine is in the yellow package
always, oeluse substitutes. Sold by
M. L. Marsh, druggist.
Keep th Weeds Down.
'Every weed you allow to ripen this
year means hundreds next year," de
clared Prof. W. F. Massey recently in
his farm notes. Now is the accepted
time to get rid of weds, briers and
bushes; and every day's neglect means
more seeds to ripen and more work for
you next year. Get out the mowing
machine, the scythe, and the maitoek
and get busy.
Haw's Tatat
W offer On Hundred Dollar Re
ward for ear ease of Catarrh that can
not Da eurea oy Hair catarrh cure.
r. t. cujbnSjT Si CO, Toledo, o.
Wft the nndaralwaad. kava known F.
t. Chaney (or th last IS rear, and
bellave him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions, and nnanctallr
aoi to carry eat any oDllsauona mad
oj nis arm.
WALOWOl KINcfllf B MARVIN,
Wholeaal Drvsrslats, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cnr Is taken Inter
nally, actln directly upon th blood
and mucous aarfacee ot tk iratem.
Taetlmontal sent free. Price, 76c. par
nonie. boiq oy ail urnswiata.
Take Hall's Family pills (or Consti
pation.
"Apples which we sold last fall for
$1.00 per bushel many now be pur
chased in Waynesvill for 60 cents
per dozen," says th WaynesviQe En
terprise. "And we have a few
months yet in which to take steps
towards preventing their doing us
that way agin."
Don't Get Bun Dowu.
Weak and miserable." If you bars
Kidney or Bladder trouble, dull head
pains, disiineis, nervousness, . Pains
u to back, and feel tired all over,
get a package or Mother (fray's Aus
tralian Leaf, the pleasant hsrb sure.
It never fails. : W have many testi
nonials from grateful people who have
ased this wonderful limed y. As
regnlstor it has no equal. Ask for
Huther Gray's Australian Leaf al
druggists or sent by mail for 60 cents
Sampjs free. Address, Th Mothei
Gray Co, LeRoy, N. Y. ' . , i ;
piles crrjuED nr 1 to 14 days
Paso Ointment is guaranteed U snr
any ess of Itching, Blind, Blssding
or Protoding Pile la 6 to 14 days or
money refunded. 60s. , ;.- .
Detroit discovered that it losf the
basebaQ. championship last year by
losing a few games and it does not in
tend to repeat that mistake this time.
v ' . ,-
See tbsTimss for Piintinf. 1
jtbat ;oi SJSd TZZXXX
Beat tCf OosumaaU frees Ua Bright
Psjsgras bar af U Dmrfcaa EaraU.
It Btt aaeaa that Ua Standard OJ
eoanpaay ia pat eat at baaiajtaa bal it
doe aot a, ta he woryiag aver it.
If mora ef th big blind tigers war
at to Ua road aaort af U bttl
ears would kaap oat f ta way-
From Mr. Arrack's brttar w uk H
.hat a ia also eouatioj ea his friaada
ta da the other part. . -
Mr. 8isusoaa' xpUnatioa will act
him right with that earn part of th
population which ia Beit bar bis friends
r.ur hi caenies.- ,-'.-
If Mr Simmons votes right ao th
a:hr measures that will earn op be
fore th eaatpaiam ia really oa a is
going to be a hard man fa beat..
The man who has no mosey and
cannot get hold of anj aad better keep
out of North Carohaa politic at th
present time. - : : '
As the matter now stands we are
for Kiichin, first, Ayeock second, Sim
mons third, and for Clark not at all.
Some of us who know nothing a boat
it are not ao certain that the resigna
tion of Diss mean peace for Mexico.
The fact that so many other people
will want to be president is likely
to make trouble for th country.
Foley's Kidney lUmedy
Qniekly. -M.
N. George, Iroadala, Ala, was
bothered with kidney troabla for
many years. "I was persuaded to
try Foley Kidney Remedy, nnd before
taking it three days I eould feel its
beneficial effects. Th pain left my
back, my kidney action cleared up, and
I am so much beter I do not hesicat
to recommend Foley Kidney Remedy.
M. L. Marsh's Drug Store.
One of the most interesting bits of
political gossip Washington has heard
a long time is current there, that
he entrance of Henry L. Stimson, of
New York, into President Taft'a cab
inet mav mean that he is to be Mr.
Taft 's running mate in 1912. Presi
dent Taft. it is said, fully expects a
renomination. Little consideration is
(riven to contrary reports.
Foley Kidney Pills take hold of
your system and help rid yourself of
yo'ir dragging backache, dull head
ache, nervousness, impaired eyesight,
and all the ills resulting from the
bladder. Remember it is Foley Kid
ney Pills that do this. Sold by M. L.
Marsh, druggist.
Commencing Thursday, June 1st, the
- , i ' .
seaooara Air uine wui put on P"01;
rar wrirc uu irojua -rt aau w
ween -Charlotte and Wilmington, leav
ing Charlotte daily at 5 p. m. There
is already a Parlor car on trains Not.
40 and 39 operating between the same
points, train leaving Charlotte 5 a. m.
dailv.
TO CURE A COLD IN OKB BAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund money if it
tails to cure. E. W. Grove's sigl star
on every box.
Tacoma, Wash., has recalled three
out of five commissioner whom it
elected a little more than three years
ago. Tbe process of the recall is to
elect somebody in the place of one
who is already in office. It therefor
must be that the knowledge that the
people have the recall power does
not deter men from seeking office.
Foley Kidney Pills are a true med
icine. They are healing, strengthen
ing, antiseptic and tome. They act
quickly. Sold by M. L. Marsh, drag-
gist
North Carolina 4 per cent fort?
year bonds were sold Thursday, $310r
000 to C. C. McDonald, of Raleigh,
and A. B. Leach, of New York, for
$310424, ot which $250,000 is for th
fireproof administration building and
$60,000 for the State School for the
feeble-minded. There were seventeen
bidders.
Do Yon Havs th Eight Kind of Help.
Foley tudney Puis furnish th right
Kind or help to neutralize and remove
the poisons that cans headache back.
ache, nervousnes, and 4 her kidney
and bladder troubles. M. L. Marsh's
Drug Store.
Vie President Sherman Friday de
clared that he expected a vote to be ta
ken on the Canadian reciprocity bill ia
tne senate by June 15th. and said he
would Dot be surprised to see Congress
sojourn long before October. Mr.
Sherman did not say whether be ex-
peeted tb reciprocity bill to pass.
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Ia say fart ef th My-lasid or Ost,
f DR. FENNER'3 ;
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Died FrW-eHy Ore We-ralf1, Teoth-
Oran'na, j , i'
Briuawa, It ouauu, t
1. .ii
Mains,
a. CuU.
iid-lHirea, Sprains, Out.
raatad .eat, Uajupe,au.
WsaO ijiMT-anytt ear StIw, OoM, (ora-
riroal, r-r a4e, , rrioa.
"', I 1 I ..! IraauM,
wnwiimie, iiuiuaw Mvasiuna aaa.
Drairalat avairwhara, sse., tee. an s, daea.
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Kaxtia Latbar Clcbo, Jr. . . .
flora May tKJJrtut
Plato Walkiaa Scott ..
Moorbaaj Taina , , .
Daa KiUhia - ,
64,750
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3248
Margaret Fowlkaa . , t
Virgkuia WadswerU K4
Dorothy Black
Lola Payne MrOaUa&d
ReaeevWl Oraan Or !
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IfiaM Sinclair WUliannv Jr 12,737
EaUlU EsaU . XL175
Lack Parriak 11L300
Dorothy Norman.
,225
T375
Nott Harris .L.'-".:
J. C Willaford, J
4,700
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350
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2,000
250
200
8425
2400
2,075
2,075
2,050
2,059
2,475
2,035
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120
L900
1375
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1375
1,700
1,875
1,775
1375
1,700
1,625
1,650
1,600
1,600
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Laura Tirjinia Tork
Jo Wataoa
Alic Bemie Tork ,
On wall Twinfl . .
Adelaid ElisabeU Foil
Lacy Col Wheeler ,
Edna York ... .-, ..
Thomas Young MeConnsll
Una Elizabeth Davis
Bilta Moar
W. Franklin Morrison, Jr.
Frank L. Sappenfield 4
Lois Ouffy i .
Gaorg Patterson
Emma Elizabeth Walker
BUU Caldwell
Cbaa. B. KesUer ,
Billi Boyd .i
Claod Ramsaur .
Annie Louis Hoover
Annie O. Dayvault .
Carl Pounds
Marie Hipp
Madeline Kims
Marguerite M. Cannon .
James Blums i!i
Ed. F. CorreOl
Bryon Fsggsrt ...
Margaret Lippard
Smith Peacock .,.
Curtis Ketner
Hiram Caton .i."
Lacile Gilkm .,.,
1325
Thomas Alexander, Jr. . 1,550
Millicent Virrinis Ward
John Hall Rutledg
Baby Dick :
Stokes Whit
Nancy Query MeClettaa
Robert Isennonr
Elisabeth Weddington
Herbert Morris .....
Margaret Morrison .
Grae Wineeoff ....
Ralph Dry
Helen Maris Lip .......
M25
1,475
1,475
1,450
1,425
1,425
1,400
1375
1350
1350
1350
1305
Hubert Fink
1300
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I iaauuat. .,
1375
Jean Braswsll
1300
1450
Furr Twins
District Vo. 1 Kanupolls.
Jack Miner 24321
Louise Litaker .-... 3324
Corinn May Towels .- ' 1,400
Margaret EUsa Patters7.. '' 1325
Clarence Low i .J.. 1350
William PauL Jr. .
Charlie Saunders .
IsXPlsasmntT
1425
I4OO
-tuth VkginiaFaggart J.. 54,315
Marguerite Lents 27J300
Mary Ella Barrier, rfd 1. 10375
Francis Miseabeimer 4. 2350
Reese Holmes Eagle .. 2400
Brue Engens Mauney ; 1,600
Eugen Troutman ..4.- 1,400
uetua onriey Tocker . ' . 1350
Bonnie Loeile Starne ....
1 1TK
James Aaron Boat .....
LuluMay Widenhoose ..
' Urlngton, H. jX
27400
7375
Lois Beck ...
4.- 45,475
Concord B. P. D.
Oleta Wallaes Thompson y..
46334
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Do you feel athriQwhen
the band plays Pixie ?
You7wilI experice
the same seniion in
leading ;':,:t'Alf"f "v:
LrOVE
under;
llMNDALL PARhlSII
It is the stccy of a pretty n
maxtoa of channirBi Southern
lass and Northern soldier dur
tog th Ova War. Tb kind ct
story you Uks bubUes with
xrttttTTTt ram first to last
ALL BOOKSTORES
have it for salr, $1.35 net
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Kathleen Toat LZ
VatUaaa Brown - . - '
at ail Oartrod Cooper ,
Jerry La Riteai ......
Mary Ka-Jdaw . .
Chaa. Cook - n . , , .
Frwd Gray
EliaaUth Sifferd .
Helen Fraaeaaka Uendrix ..
Jaanita gerkler ...
Cart Sachlar
Ralph Comber
Margsrst Up
Bennett Douglas Ltnia..
Kntb Frees
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Leoa Brown Winaeoff
Jennie Reyn MeKinely, rfd L.
Mary Dixie Oercaea'
Mary U. HiD
Harriet Glass -. ....
Baby Sims, rfd 1 .....
Margaret Hill
Edna Brown, rfd
Howard ..Taft Trie
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Carl Baawnd Sbo... 61491
Margaret Odette Eller 29337
Edna Tillinghast Bellotts.
Bfd 2 ...... 6,600
- ' AlbaBXtri.
0org Atkins Morrow - 1,600
Thomas Hearn . , , . 1.600
Riuhard Leander Hall 1325
Arthur L. Patterson 1300
Margaret Klutts ; ; 1350
Elisabeth King . 1300
EichMld.
Glenn Elmo Ritchie ; ; 1450
EaitubarjL
Billie Morrison .....,.. 53,075
Wo. Mitchell McEaehun 1,400
Fay Alexander . 1375
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Mousseline Bordurc ' with
beautiful Floral : Border at
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aad figures at
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Near Silk Foulard, look' like
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New Cluny Lace and New
Inserting at: ,
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1 am nowr taking oroers iorv
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ba B nfflM. Ka
street each Saturday and
m i would be glad to se anyone
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.
j f t Spend Your Vacation at FJlerbe Springs.
urTh hotel at Ellsfb Springs will open Juae lst.: Heajth an4 pleasure
seekers will nod thl th most delightful place to spend a vacation in the
stat. , The hotel ia an elegant new one , with large spaciont verandas,
ele lights, hatha, hot and cold water, and with daily manil and local
and long distance telephone services. The ground are shady and coot the
hottest days of summer. Many attractions here for the pleasure seeker.
Health seekers will find 4b Ellerbe Springs water to be th beat f or th
ear of IndigesUon, quick relief for Hay Fever and Asthma, and an ei
ellent water for general debility and run down condition. A vacation at
Ellerbe Springs will cost very little more than, staying at home. The re
sort la reached via Seaboard to Rockingham, N. C, thence by automobile
tin to tb Springs, 11 miles over goad roads. For booklet and rates address
fTlJiI.i.sg gntCTOS EOTEU A.
Pcrscsl!y Ccsi-cttJ
UticM Re?V Wbu Clack, .
SUc trQ Air line Ry. ,1
J ArrangemenU bav Just been completed y Rev. Wm. Black f
, Chsriott for tb operation of the most extensive Personally Con
dusted Tour aver operated from the South t th Pacific Coast,
v This Tour will kav tb Ovolinaa abon Jun 29th, going out
, through Birmingliani, Memphis, Kansas City Denver, Colorado
Springs, Salt Laka aty, Los Angeles, San Diego, Paso Roblea,
v touching OH Mexieo, JW Monte. San Frapeisco, Portland, Van-"
. ewnw, Wiuiejfc StPaul, CMeago, thence Horns.- ; - -
- Every iittl detail for tb comfort and pleasur of the party has'
been carefully planned by Dr. Black who has had Savers! year si-
' pexiene is the Jiandling of partita of this kind. Numerous side
trips hav been amamged, taking in th most attrsetiva in places
' ,in- tb WssL including Yellowstone Park, Piks'a Peak, Catalina "
Ialand, Old Mexico, through tb Great Rockies over th Picturequs
Canadian Paei.Lak Loolss, aad many utbsn, :
kTha total rats Ineludss imilroad and : Pullmsn fsrs, meals on dining
ear, hot! aeeommodationa, aid tripa te. " V '':
For full inforaatioa sdoiwBV;-..tl''iJ-': .
;.us;! k
Msks to Xay walk Mr enjoyable
by taking s. 7t;;o;'?:;;;V;i'
riKOD AK - -
Then yoa will kav not only th pleas
sr of th outing, but the added
pleasure in tb pictnrea which pre
serr tb memory of thefun. - -
W3&WM TO p.00Cs?'
:r:::7 rraUO etc:
D. JpS LAFFEirTY
r'-" HmlteA ta Ft. Far, foe
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