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Coneord, K C, July 10, 1911.
The Democrats are sincere in their
efforts to run the House of Represen
tative on an economical business
- basis. The report of Jerry South,
chief clerk of the House, just made
public, shows that during the month
of June a saving of $8,501.90 was
effected as a result of the abolishing
of uselesss offices. This item, which
does not include the bisr reduction on
the police force which the senate has
not yet concurred in hut will approve
shortly, means a sarin of $102,742.80
a year. This is not a sttiemlous
sum it is true, but the spirit is in
striking contrast to the $35 waste pa
per baskets in the offices of Postmas
ter General Hitchcock and t lie ex
pensive recreations taken by the
Aldrich monetary commission at pul
lic expense at Narragransett pier.
Oscar Underwood, of Birmingham,
Ala., the Chairman of the Ways and
Means Committee, of the House of
Representatives, which Committee as
is well knovSii prepares all tariff
measures, is showing himself to be a
statesman of great ability in shaping
tariff legislation along Democratic
lines. Mr. Underwood is an earnest
tariff reformer hut does not believe in
going so far with the tariff agitations
as to seriously disturb the business
interests of the country, by too radi
"':tcb1 a change.
"Its an ill wind that blows nobody
good," says an old adage: It is pub
lished that the Piedmont Traction
Company has called in the engineers on
the interurban line between Green
ville and Spartanburg, on account of
the difficulties they have met in se
curing sufficient rights-of-way and ap
proaches in and about Spartanburg.
It may prove, that the opposition to
the interurban manifested in Spar
tanburg may hasten the. building of tae
line north of Charlotte.
PARAGRAPHS.
Mexico appears to need a new ac
counting system, too.
a a a
But, gee! This weather is awfully
hard on the iceman!
a a a
Wonder if that army gun silencer
could be applied to politicians,
a a a
The Dayton, Ohio young man who
was buried alive the other day in a
landslide will hardly relish the humor
of his friends sending the fire depart
ment to dig him out.
a a a
A lady in Accomac county, Virgin
ia, has a servant who has been with
her forty-six years. Hats off to that
mistress and that servant.
a a a
The New York federal Grand Jury
is trying to make it look as if they
ought to be called the Steal mag
nates. a a a
If yon should be accidentally in
jured And have no insurance policy
in force, there will be fifty agents
around' the next day to tell you "I
told you so".
Nearly 2,000 Chicago children have
eared permits to work during the
' summer . vacation. Summer time is
certainly not play time for everyone.
.-v;v -, a a a
Castro separated from his beloved
i Vevesnla,' is paying her the highly
satisfactory alimony of absence.
Gp Castro should cher up the
vaudeville season will open early this
-year. .. -i.- y-
Just la Time.
Gantonia Progress.
A Gaetonia coup's who had been
anticipating getting married for some
time, took advantage of the last day
to get married in South Carolina be
fore the license law became effective,
and Fridav afternoon Mr. Jerome
Hicks and Miss Bessie Lingerfleld
of the Old Mill section, journeyed
to Bowling Green (Where they were
joined together just in time to save
license ' expense,' The happy couple
it just aa well pleased as they would
have been had they married under the
new law. ' i-y
T'acy a man's bluff isn't sailed un
til he gets married.,
DAXOE&OTO FILLOW.
Entire, Train Faaaed Over Kegro'i
Bead. Wttaoat XajarUg Bis.
WilmiMrtoe 1A patch.
""Night before last the ineoauing Sea
board Air line train which pases d
late at night, narrowly sussed killing
a negro about 20 miles from this city.
The escape of the man, from possible
death, the stuation having been
brought about by his own eareleamv
aeae, was truly remarkable. While
the train was speeding on toward
Wilmington, between the 19th and
20th mile posts, the engineer noticed
a man's body at retched from the edge
of one of the tracks. The train was
going at a great rate of speed. Be
fore the engine eould be stopped the
train had passed several hundred
yards beyond the point where the
man's body had first been noticed.
Can tain W. L. Been was in charge
of the train. He immediately went
forward to ascertain from the engineer
what was wrong. The engineer then
stated that he thought he had killed
man and that it had been im poss
ible to stop the train before the en
gine and cars had passed over the
man. Lanterns were secured and I ap
tain Beery and the engineer then
went back fully expecting to find a
dead body. When they reached the
man they found him asleep with his
head resting along-side the track, and
his bodv extending outward. The
entire train had passed over the
negro. If he had lifted his head onlv
an inch or two his skull would have
been crushed. Impossible as it may
seem, the man had not been awakened
bv the rush and roar of the wheels as
they passed to closely to his head.
Those in charge of the train were com
pelled to shake the negro several times
in order to arouse him from his heal
thy sleep. He was then informed
how narrowly he had escaped death.
The man was given some timely in
formation as to selection of sleeping
places, which will probably teach
him in future to select some place
for a nap other than a sandy spot
between railroad cross-ties and track,
as a pillow for his head.
Excursion to Richmond, July 18, 1911.
itia'iM Railway will operate
Annual Popular Excursion to liich
... .i... Ti.os!.:iy. J ly 18, 1911, at
very low round trip rales. Tickets
will be good to return on any regular
trains leaving Richmond, up to and
including, Thursday, July 20th, giv
ing two days and one night in Rich
mond. Special triiin consisting of first
class coaches and Pullman cars will
leave Charlotte, at 8 p. ia., Tuesday,
July lSiili, and crrivo at Richmond,
i a. in., following morning. Very low
round trip rates from all branch line
points, tickets from tr.ese points good
on regular 'trains connecting with
special train. Rare opportunity to
visit historic Richmond and the many
nearby points of interest at small
cost. Following round trip rato will
apply :
Concord $4.50
Albemarle $5.25
Salisbury $4.50
Rates from all other points in same
proportion. For oihor information,
Pulman reservations, etc., call on any
Agent, Southern Railway, or write,
II- l Butts, T. P A., Charlotte.
Don't Get Sun Down.
Weak and miserable. If you have
Kidney or Bladder trouble, dull head
pains, dizziness, nervousness, Pains
in the back, and feel tired ail over,
get a package of Mother Gray 's Aus
tralian Leaf, the pleasant herb cure.
It never fails. We have many testi
nonials from grateful people who have
used this wonderful l.medy. As a
regulator it has no equal. Ask for
Mother Gray's Australian Leaf at
druggists or sent by mail for 50 cents.
Samp.le free. Address, The Mother
Gray Co., LeRoy, N. T.
Engraved Wedding Invitations and
Announcements.
We hope our friends will not for
get that we furnish the most ele
gant marriage invitations and an
nouncements that can be obtained.
We have a book showing a beautiful
line of samples of the very latest
styles, which will be sent to anyone on
request. All orders are considered
strictly confidential. tf.
HOME NEWS WHILE AWAY.
To keep in touch with home
news Concordians leaving iche city
should not fail to have the Trio-
une mailed to them. It will be
sent promptly and addresses may
be changed as often as desired
withooc interroDtion of aerviee
Mail order or phone 78. Ten
cents a week in advance. : tf
A 8URE CUES FOE
o
IN 1 TO 8 MINUTE.
Is say part of the body Inside or Out
DR. FENNER'S
Golden Relief
, RELIEF rrrSTAJTTANEOTJS.
Vied titersally Cnre Wraralrta, Tooth
kuhe, Enxlachaa, Backache, Chilblains,
Oramna, l jiin, C"id-Sroa, Sprains, Cute,
Biiuaes, V wuaua, treated feet, Craiupe.ete.
TT4Ir.'"-nnyit ewes Orlr, Cold, Sore
Throat, (-una, raver and nua, Diarrhoea,.
Colio, DyeenUry, all Bowel TreauieS,
biiUiUmia, fcuronle BroaeUUa, ete.
Druitalata aTarywhara, tSc.Me. aad SI. aheaa.
- -SureOura. ClrcnIar.Dr
it - . .. aaunar, riadtmla, ti.T.
Im Imus ly C.Maoa Drag Lion, .
TTT
- Xias Banmaa'a Scheme.
Shelby Star. "
When we over at Lenoir the other
day we wanted how Miss UoUaaa
stirred ap some of the northern peo
ple snout tbe pttirul (T) condition
of the "mountain whites." Most
readers remember tbe sensation she
caused and 4be leaghty newspaper ar
ticles that were written on both sides.
This Miss H oilman was' a northern
woman who went to the mountain dis
trict of western North Carolina
where some of tbe biggest hearted
people of the South live. There she
opened a school and after it had been
running s short time she had a tacky
party. All the children wer asked to
come dressed in the tackiest clothes
they eould find. When she got tbem
there she had s pietuie made of the
group. Some 4ime later she had a.
swell drew affair. Everybody came
ii their Sundav best, then she had
another picture made of tbe frroup.
These two pictures she sent back I
north as a sort of "before and after!
taking" her dose of civilisation. The!
pictures were such a contrast, that
sympathetic people of .the North!
thought she was doing a great and i
worthy work and gav liberallv to the1
cause. Then she began writing news-i
paper articles, .telling her Northern I
friends that the mountain whites of
the South lived the most pitiful en-:
vironment and asking aid to edu- i
rate .them. Her articles were highly I
exaggerated if course, but she got .
what she wanted .big donations from !
the North. She had misrepresented ,
the good people of the mountain dis
trict, gjt nuinev under fa'se pretense
and sw'ndled her Northern friem's. i
And this in the nr. me of churitv. j
Senator Simmons to the Front 1
Charlotte Chronicle.
Senator Simmons has introduced
in the Senate an amendment to the
Canadian reciprocity bill providing 1
for putting lliuir and tresh meat a
well as wheat and live stock on the ;
tree list. This is probably the most ,
important amendment that has been1
uigirested tor the reciprocity bill in!
either the House or the Senate and1
the effect that such a provision i
would have is readily apparent. !
have is rapidly. This amendment :
probably means as much to the ulti- i
mate consumer in the I'nited States!
as does practicaly the entire bill as it ;
was hrst introduced, because it will I
alow strong competition airainst the.
beet' and Hour russ and result in '
greatly reducing the extremely high j
prices ot flour and meat. 1
Deafaaaa cannot be Currd
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There la only one way to cure deaf mas,
ia cauaca oy an innamea conation of
the mucous lining of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube la Inflamed
you have a rumbling sound or lmoer-
fect hearing-, and when It is entirely
closed, Deafness Is the result, and un
less the Inflamatlon can be taken o
and this tube restored to Its norn
condition, hearing- will be destroy
orever; nine cases out ot ten are caused
by Catarrh, which Is nothing but an
inflamed condition of the mucous sur
faces. We will irive One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused bv
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
J. CHiSNEI & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists. 75c
Take Hall's Family Pills for Consti
pation.
Sometimes it is better to wait un
til the bridge is finished than to at
tempt to swim across.
On account of the Summer School
of the South to be held at Knoxville,
Tenn, June 20 to July 28, the South
ern will sell round trip tickets on
June 18, 19, 20, 24, 25, July 1
8, 9 and 15, 1911, final limit fifteen
days from, but not including, date of
sals with privilege of extension of
final limit until September 30th by
depositing ticket with special agent,
and payment of one dollar. The round
A man never knows much until he
is three score and ten, and then he
hasn t much use tor knowledge.
Those Who Take Foley Kidney Pills.
For their kidney and bladder ail
ments ,acd for annoying urinary, ir
regularities are always grateful both
for the quick and permanent relief
they afford, and for their tome and
stengfhening effect sL, well. Try Fo
ley Kidney Pills. M. L. Marsh.
It is better to owe rotti iwmlo a
grudge than to have them owe you
money.
Be Prepared for Emergencies.
'When a cold comes to you or in your
nunily era sadden chill if yon let it alone
you are making reoorerr hard. Ateaapooa
fn) of Perry Davis' PsinldUer in half a glass
of hot water er milk will be the thing tosars
later aad greater trouble. This old reliable
family remedy ealls by millions of bottles
annually.- 85c (Ute-cew sise) and 60c
When a woman is color blind she
is apt to get .more on one cheek than
the other. ".,
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My health having improved I here
by notify my former patrons, friends
and the public that my services ara at
their comtdund for any legal business
entmsl id to m i. '
W. J. MONTGOMERY,
- Attorney ut Law.
Asthma ! - Asthma!
POPHAM'S ASTHMA : REMEDY
tflvaa tnt.nt TmMmt nnrf an .Klnta mmm
fit all eases of Asthma, Bronchitis, and
nay rtret. bold by druggists ; mail on
receipt of price fi.oa
Trial Packaara b Man IS mmiIs. ' -
WILLIAMS MFG. CCPaaaa, Ornate
old by Davla Drag Company.
One of the 'chief causes of high prices is high profits.' Any plan
that reduces the size or the number bf profit that stand between the
factory and you is a plan in your benefit .
RegdlSho
to Wearer afcG
mission and the
Heretofore, all good shoes have been built-ta sell at fixed "even" pricea-7$3.50t
$4.00, $430, $5.00 and so on. If a shoe could b& sold at, say $435, shoe traditions
would not permit it. It had to be "built up" by adding unnecessary expense to sell
at $4.50, or "cut down" (to its hurt) to sell at $4.00. -
All this has been changed by the Regal Shoe Company Vnew plan of selling shoes
just as many other necessities are sold and just as all necessities should be at a definite,'
small commission over cost of manufacture in our case only 5 per cent. plus the cost
of selling. v"
jffa2r tan ar .
Tab Is tha stamp that
U1 aaraaiter be found oa
Karat Shoe. It ia rur
guarantee that the price
appearing in Its centre is
the fewest for which a
hoe of such quality can
be bought
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
The firm of Smoot & Pembercon
has dissolved. Please call and settle
your acocunt as we wish to close ap
our old books.
10-tf SMOOT & PEMBERTON.
A 01SSISSIPP1
JHTHUSIAST
Mis. Lena Groham, of Clinton,
Miss., Has 4 Few Facts to
Tell Our fieaders About
CafduL
Clinton, Miss. "Thanks to Cartful,"
writes Mrs. Lena Oresham, of this place,
"1 have been greatly relieved."
"I suffered for three years from female
mflammation. and -had taken medicine
from four different physicians without
much benefit
"1 have received more benefit from
seven bottles of Cardui, than from all the
physicians."
Just try Cardui: That's an we ask.
It speaks for itself, it has helped so
many thousands, tt must be able to
help you.
Trying Cardui won't hurt you. It is
safe, harmless, gentle in action, and
purely vegetable,
bjdvfoi!' weak,ared "ad out,
If you are sick,, miserable, and suffer
from womanly , pains, -like headacke,
backache, dragging feelings: pains in
side, arms, legs, etc try Cardui.
It is the medicine for all women.
It Is the tonic for you. '
N t--Vrtk ft UaW AMsmt Dect, Chat.
Soars Medicine Co.. C)urUnoota,.Tcna., lor Sptcial
If tractim, sihI rVHwR bookTHonw Treataieal
lot WanKa," seat ia piaia WTtapct. aa nqueal.
MECHANICS
iVlaAClAZINB
SeTsaCarAaVntaB4
300Pictares
400 Articles:
250 Pages : Month
A wmeerM story eftna rVacnaanf thia M
aiAaa. InatrucUwa, but awra (aadnating that
far nuloo. A maame far Buikera, Lwctota,
uwyera, Teaehara, t aimers, P'wmeas Men, kaaa),
uiacturera. Mechauica, haaU ' wraaaeraaenT
saoolh. Iraareara amyrxif. Vioea rat aaaona
m laratanl wKt. Al the ma who read, au
ioot eewatiraier wul ahenr ytm anas ar wxaa tha
mraafa,afcaaa.mnop wwraeiaal
Ut t ' " ? I "i. oliaira,e!aj
. ; , . waajr wars aa So
Pwaa-how b make aapaira, aa4 attaJas Sot
tana and shop, eta.
. j - f 'f Wpae-a.taflatMNr
$iM pm pmr, afatajaaalaj It
AaOC YOUU t X.'t.JOXaL Or AAlraat
It makes no-difference whether or not the price figures out in "even
money." The new plan gives you Regal Shoes nearer to actual cost, and ,
charged with smaller and fewer profits than any other make. The price
is stamped on the shoes at the factory. This stamp is your guaranty that
more of your money goes for quality and less for profit than in any other
shoe you can buy.
Regal Prices are now1 S35 to ? S85
K ODAK
Make the May walk more enjoyable
by taking a
KODAK
Then you will have not only the pleas
ure of the outing, but the added
pleasure in the picture which pre
serve the memory of the fun.
f 1.00 TO 120.00.
GIBSON SEUCr STOXtS
Good Work! r
No Experiments ! -
That's our Trad Mark.
That's what wa do.
Shan wa put a Tin Boof
on yonr houset. May be
yonn want slats? .7
SEE BBABT
THE BOOFES.
Grady-Brady Co.
Telephont ZTo. 831 "
THE KORTH CAROLINA
State Normal and
Industrial College
Maintained by the State for the Wo
men of North Carolina. Five regu
lar Courses leading to Degrees. Spe
cial Courses for teachers. Free tuit
ion to -those who agree to beeome
teaehers in the State. Fall Session
begins September 13, 1911. For cat
alogue and other information address
JULIUS t roUST, President, .
JyS , Vr l . . Greensboro,' If. 0. - 4
DRefjLAFFERTY
Prartloe limited te Era. Ear, Noa
and Throat-and rutin Qiaaaea. - t
Offlra In tha' Uorrla blldlna. Tioora
Na. IS over Cabarrus Savraga Bank. .
Office hours; 8 to 11 a. aa, and 1 to I
a. as. , ,,7 .. , . m
-DENnSTRYi
I am now in the Uorria snuMing,
over tbe Cabarrus Bavings Bank. .,
FOR MEN
Connelly Springs, N. C.
Where health floats crery hreeaa.
On the main line of tha Southern Hallway, mldwar between Ashevllle and
Salisbury, In the foothills of tha Blue Ridge.
Thorourhly modern In all Its appointments. Rooms with private bath.
Very best cuisine, table supplied with beat country products.
Tennis, Bawling-. Dancing-. Orchestra of tha very flneat mualolana, Mineral
wates Speclflo for dyspepsia and all forma of stomach and kidney diseaaea. It
soothes tha nerves, builds up a run down system. Resident physician in ho.
tel. .- Rates and information gladly furnished on application
Special rates to families and parties. .
Connelly Mineral Springs Co.
IKHaVT VUfSTORT, Sweawtary
Connelly aflneral 8nrlna-a Watar
, O. B. Connelly Springs.
Spend Your Vacation at Ellerbe Springs.
: ' The hotel at Ellerbe Springs will open June 1st.. Health and pleasure
seeker will find this tht most delightful place io spend a vacation in the
state. The hotel is an elegant new ene ,with large spacious "verandas,
eleetrie Kghts? baths, hot and eold water, and with daily ananil and local
and long distance telephone services. : The ground are shady and cool the
hottest days of summer.; Many attractions here for the pleasure seeker.
Health seekers will find the Ellerbe Springs water to be the. best for the
euro of Indigestion, quick relief for Hay Fever and Asthma, and an ex
cellent 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 is reached via Seaboard to Rockingham, N. C, thenee ty automobile
line to the Springs, 11 miles over good roads. For booklet and rates address
ELLEiBE BPRINQH HOTEL, A. 0. Corpeninft Mgr., 'Rockingham, N.' C.
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