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r..:c::::::jnLtTFJEn iincaiRiox maTKS. Cm tf.lt it Biz MostM CM Moat MHJlinit AJiXOVNCBMKVT. aJjMfUtlM UOU at the CeVrSssk RVtioa. at TT. ".. iet Dr Ua ak U !!?' CrA? ubS th act ot March Jii f the fty y it a l0 " ii- ' . 4 'S1 Month !;; iOKR "M. - 4KILBSB Y. ctty iMst . ,. .Contort, N. C, August 18, 1911. ' THE "SOTOCE OF OTJB INSPIBA- tion. . Soma. day since we copied from the Greensboro Record the following article criticising Davidson county 'for its well known attitude against railroads and corporations: WWn ion see a fly, swat him. likewise when i'ou get the ehance, - mt fch railroads. Te fly may cope, T)Ut-the railroad seldom does. w in reminded of this by read ing be assessments made on the roads tK; niwr. In Davidson county, for instance, the Southbound, a new road wtoeo fraek has not yet been fairly surfaced, is assessed! at $22,500 a mile. The assessment on the Southern is increased from $16,500 per mole to $70,000, or mighty near double. From these two railroads, Davidson county will pull down $1,500 in taxes, and that entire county hasn't got a mile of macadamized roads, outside of Lex ington. Up to the present lime, the roads have not entered complaint, may be tbey think it is no use. Why can't we adopt a policy of live and let Kvef But human nature is about the same She world over. Take a man who is prosperous worth big money and he is ikicking most of the time about the assessment on 'his property. Let this same man meet with adversity and nine time out of ten he wants to "Soak" every one who 3 lucky enough to own much property. We make all kinds of overtures to get railroads built ; then when built we go after them." To this we added : "Davidson county has a most unen viable reputation for unfairness and unreasonable treatment of railroads aad earporationts. It is stated that on account of this short-sighted busi ness .policy, (aside from the matter ft justice and right) the intemurhan system will not go through this coun ty at all. The latest objeet of pun ishment on the part of the county seems to be the Southbound Rail Wad." f The Lexington Dispatch rather lost Us head in its issue of this week in a feply to the above squib which was simple comment on the much longer and more stringent article copLd from the Greensboro paper. The Dis patch says it does not know whether the Record "is striking at us or not," hot "there can be no mistaking the purpose of the Concord Tribune." The Dispatch continues: $ "Not eontent with lambasting us tot the sins tbst we have really com mitted, the Concord Tribune, whose gifted editor ought to know better, tomes forward aad accuses us of cut ting the throat of the Southern Rail toad in the way of increased tax as sessments. Davidson county had noth ing inr theworld i6 do with assessing the property of the Southbound and ef the Southern for taxation." We" want to say to the Dispatch fast we had ,no desire to simply flambast" Davidson county, but that b ine snort article reierred to we wished only to raise a feeble voice Igainst an unreasonable policy of op- tooBition to railroads and corpora- Cons and determination in some quarters (of which Davidson county ' a shining example) to punish them and to (hinder them in the work of ievelopment $ While the article copied from the ' fleeord was the occasion of the pub ' location of the above squib in our taper, editorial Articles in the Dis patch itself were f he inspiration' of it. iinatever : opinion we . may : have - fbout the policy of Davidson county people in the regard referred to was formed Jy..thfl sometimes severe ar- faignment madeof Ihem in the edi iorial columns of the ; Dispatch. Ye had no thought that, coming from this source, the restrictions were un- jhet Ii.we. have thug slandered the j eopfe1f"av!uWn""we 'respectfully t nder to them a most humble apology, ' r- -: t ifor ' , men and w"-.en,' s Z ' 1 fciJ '-" ' IV" loau ever bc-V , jd each re of them turn ts quick re 1 t rmanent euro to Fblev's ? I amedy, which tias proven cow to mar writs hagus. Dr. Xxenoa JLdviM Axatnsl Use ef : Dngs. Baltimore 6tm. That eod liver al iswlw i in Ireat- inf tansrcajosu wm me iinw mm Mht of Dr. &. 9. inrervoL. umixi Suftennrendeot ol b waaoutgton (D. C. 8aaatoriuak who b eod art ier health lectam every Monday mtfA in eonnectioii with the services held by Evangelist Oartyie a- tiaynee ia the big- tent oa Washington street, above North aveou. tr. iifmclL u aie exeieoptMRtt leetare e tsbereu- loaia. sakl in dim : - T.. ..I Ti fctai-g ' ' IvwnujvHi v mv vw j Dr. InxereoU said, "bat a weaknei tendinc toward this dines se may be inihented. Tbe germ -wheh eat this disease is ubiquitous The only reason we do not all die Irom the mal ady ;s because the vital resistance of the body ia sufficient to combat the attack of the disease. No' one be comes a prey to the tuberculosis until Ms disease resisting power are low ered. Then ttw rem may begin to upon his tissues. "Milk and meat from questionable sources should be rejected. A tu bercular mother should not none her child. Others members of the family may escape this dread disease by adopting careful habits of life, such as care in preventing colds, by taking a cold sponge or pinnge bath, with vigorous rubbing of the sku- daily, adopting a nourishing diet, regular times for ventilated rooms, outdoor exercise, especially m the sunshine, systematic chest exemse and avoid ing all the excesses of life. "Copious water drinking should be encouraged. The best of all ton ics and nerve energizers is & cold friction accomodated to the strength of the patient. Outdoor exercise i i.i r. . m . amount. "Medcines, drugs, pp.tent medi cines and 'sure cures' for tubercu losis should be avoided. They only tear down. Cddliver oil is useless. Arsenic and opium poison tbe system and lessen one's chances for recov ery- ''-Ic'JAIl GRAND EXCURSION To Wilmington, N. 0., Via Seaboard August 22nd, 1911. The Seaboard Air Line will operate an excursion train to Wilmington, N. C, on August 22nd, leaving Charlotte, N. C, Tuesday 8:00 a. m., returning leave Wilmington, N. C, Thursday, August 24th at 9:30 a. m. This gives you two whole after noons and nights and one day at the Beach. Everybody should go on this last excursion to the Beach. Plenty of good hotels at reasonable rates. I This train will be operated on a very fast schedule in both directions. Note the very cheap rate, good time and good equipment. Schedule and round trip rates: Leave Charlotte 8:00 a. m.; fare, round trip, $3.00. For full informa tion see large flyers. This train will arrive in Wilmington at 3:00 p. m. August 22, 1911. For further infor mation call on your nearest agent or address JAMES KER, Jr., T. P. A, Charlotte, N. C. . S. LEARD, D. P. A. Raleigh, N. C. Physician Has Discovered a New Way to Kill Pests. A physician residing . in Kansas City has invented a rather novel me thod of ridding his house oi nie. An ordinary drinking glass filled with soap suds is placed in a convenient window silL A slice of bread with a small hole cut in the middle and spread on the under side with molas ses, covers the glass. The flies, alight ing on tbe oread, crawl tnrougn ine bole to get to the molasses. 'Xnere they are soon overcome by the fume from the soapy water, and fall Into it In a few hours, the glass is filled with them. The physician is very enthusiastic over the invention, for, he says, it is much easier than ehasing flies all over the house, and then kill ing oTriy a lew. ' An Ohio man, aged 70, rmriied a girl, aged 20, and deeded tier 500 acres of land.' Then she nsd plenty of grounds for divorce. Hay, Peter. Asthnu. sad Smnmez Golds Host be relieved Quickly and Fo ley 's Honey and Tar eomponnd will do it. . M. Stewart, 104 Wolfram Li Chicago, writes: MI have beta greatly troubled , during the not summer months with hay fever and find that by using Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound I get relief." Many others who suffer similarly will be glad to benefit by Mr. Stewart experience.. For sale by .M. I luaba, druggist- j If a man succeeds ta making little money in a small town, he imagines that he would bave made millions ia s large wity. -; ; , ' ITany a 8nari&g Woman Drsgs herself psiniully through is or dail tasks, suffering from feackae' e, huadache, nervousness, loss of appe' 'e and poor sleep, now knowing her i 3 are due to kidney and bladder treu' 'a. t ' Foley Kidney Pills give quick rt TOLL? JOS XX50 THECXS. Boa Eacy Comments frem th Brlxht rsragrspber Darham EeraU. That Pensylrania mob that took l half dead negro out f a hospital and made a boo-Are ef him was doing some eeetMos of the Sooth one better. The state pat tbe Dear-beer deal ers eat of business heeasse it eonld. bat it pettisps doe not pat the blind tigers oat of basmes.beeae"ittant Of eoures every farmer boy could not receive tbe benefit from a farm life school, but a few good farmer ia every community would fcelp great ly. - . Mr. Simmons ha not voted to suit a and w dont believe that he ia a tariff re fort, er, but an ax afraid that in tbe end be will prove to be (he onl V consistent ueu iu tbe bunch. . When tbe democrat admitted that a reduction of the tariff on cotton would hurt the cotton industry they killed all the tariff argument they have been making all these years. It is our belief that in ordinary time a well conducted cotton null could make a fair profit on tbe invest ment if there was no duty to cotton. is a xact usu np to a lew years ago anybody could make money mao- unacturing cotton in the South. Lou of Time Means Lou of Pay. Kidney trouble and tbe ills it breeds means lost time and lost pay to many a working man. M. Balent, 1214 Lit tle renna t Streator, I1L, was so bad from kidney and bladder trouble that he eonld not work, but he says: ' 1 took Foley Kidney Pills fo. only a short time and got entirely well and was soon able to go back to work, and am feeling well and healthier than ev ver before." Foley Kidney Pills are tonic in action, quick in results a good friend for the working man or woman wno suffers from kidney ills. Southern's Excursion to Atlantic City. ine bout uern Kail way Company will run an excursion to Atlantic City, Tuesday, August 22, for ladies and children, the special train leaving Sal isbury the night of the 22nd, at 9 o'clock. The round trip from Salisbury will be $12, the ticket being good for 15 days. Tickets good in coaches or Pullman cars. Stopovers will be permitted on re turn trip at Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington with final limit. A poor girl has ta be awfully good looking to be pietty, and a ric girl tm to ibe all-fired homely to be ugly. $100 REWARD $100. The readers of this caDer will bs pleased to learn, that there Is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure In all its stasres. and that Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh bains a constitutional disease,requlres a con stitutional treatment, mm uatarrn Cure Is taken internally, actlnc di rectly upon the blood and mucous sur. faces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and (fly ing the patient strength by bulldlnr, np the constitution and assisting" na ture in doing its work. The proprie tors nave so much faith In Its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it falls to cure. Bend for its 1st of testimonials. Address: F. J, CHENEY j Co., Tole, ao, unio. Bold by druglsts. 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for consti pation. Fcr God's Sate Do Something" HMPMl thlfl ATT In our uew bonk "Fighting the 1 raio la XooDsQirl." by Ernest A. Bell, U. a VMrtot Attorney 8la sad ethers. The no aaaM tlonal Indictment ot the White Slte Trade ever published. It tells low ibonuiKle ef maof (irle are lured from their boose fktimiall, i lie of eh , sol into s BAtl Inquirer Mr. Of til Stebsokiet the Miam M Wv ea the While Sine Tnee Is Sn ante. TUI Britt The UiBi steel Mptmi n ssssm ee sew etndVIses?eieeletrieei uuii eesyeMitef tail ew OrveMeeeek SureUs! ' Fries Sl.te. Sirt tense to Ssee Ue toe temrelaf skate, m eostasM esse, eniet ot eries. Dset.O- Nashville. Tsee, - Made - to ? Measure Suits and Overcoats , FOR FALL AND WINTER. v-:,. . r.-j-'" y'. ' .... L, "" 'f- :'-' .Vf,'-'V - t-'v i'T''' '-' ''-4,s,",---& i ' ' : . ' 'it ' .; - ' . An event of great importance to all who know the value of well-made, well fitting garments. A representative of the great house of Makers of HIGH ART CUSTOM TAILORED CLOTHING will be here Thursday and Fridry August 17 and 1C With a fall assortment of the coon's choicest and most novel . fabrics. Let him take your mc;;ure. , , . r ' r-r,r0' ' HIGH ART An Indict ef ClvUixatioa, Baltimore Gun. Edmund Bor declared tJ at no ladictBMat eould be drawn against waoJ pvapl; bat if the Irishman had been ah to read any amah nan newspaper of the other moraine- be would have found therein aa indict ment of many counts against tbe world's civilisation. A negro roasted alive in Pennsylvania and another shot to death and his body incinerated is Okhshoma; three dead aad one dying as the result of a fight in Pennsyl vania; rioting strikers aad police ia Moody fight and the strikers horn ing bouses aad ' threatening life ia Liverpool, Male riots of less sever ity were taking place also in London and Glasgow; an aged woman kicked. beaten and robbed in Vsrginia: lead- ins; jewelers in Nw York (fearful of meing murdered by organised thug; Beoadoreaa OovenMnent overthrown by fore md a provisional govern ment set cp tlwee are some of the more prominent and striking features of tme news of the day. Tbey are sup plemented tr others none the- less discreditable, but from which the keen edge of sensation has worn off, such a the Beatti murder in Richmond, the recent revolution in Haiti, and the score of others that will be read ily recalled by the newspaper reader. The world is undoubtedly ' growing better year by year, but there are times when tbe hak in its progress and it seeming temporary reversioa toward barbarism am sufficient to to shake the faith of any bat the most persistent optimist. . Foley Kidney Pills will eheck th progress of your kidney and bladder trouble and heal by removing the cause. .For sale by M. L. Marsh, drug- gut, i- . . - . Every mat public victory has many ap rivate struggle behind it. , FOR CHILDREN " Here a child's stocking that won't need darning The terrors of school days, and play days for the boy or girl who is hard on stockings are troubles that are banished with the wearing of Trim fitting stockings that are "pnncture proof in heel, toe or sole light or medium weight, as desired. Every sua ret tne too. diet, tbe boy about to , . graduate to tbe sock age or the yoong lady snoot to adopt long skirts. - A true black and a tree tan. If a single pair needs darning within 4 months after purchase 700 doct darn them, TO trie hange thro far hand new ,e- . White-Momson-Flowe Company. OPENING DISPLAY OF 1 L U e, CUSTOM TAILORED CLOTHES WLib sc!:cl!r- your Tall . Suit allow L3 to thoxr you our Ccr;!:t2 Lizz cf Ncbbylhtj. AllthtsIJew .3 in r . . Tie Ciass ef Ceter a, is ferra lLfs tbist burrows ne'er an J trdM os the tlin. The way to c; r ECZEaIA is to remove the eu Ij washing tny t,:i a clean, pee&trst inf liquid, th germ life and poic&4 that eaose the trouble. We bsTe a ftreparatloa that will do this. The first application trill stop the itching- endg Its prompt relief (e an irritated, itching or infiazrcl ikin. If you are a sufferer from V.i r scalp eraptioa in any form, try one bottle ot ttis dean scientific prepara tion,: we are confident yon will be pleased with the results from the ore ef this standard preparation for Oooe for infants as -veil as grow persona. M. L. Hush Dniggist, I Do not allow your kidney and Blad der trouble to develop beyond the reach of medicine.. Take Foley Kid ney Pills. They give quick result, end stop irregularities with snrpris icg promptness.' For sale ly JL L. Marsh, druggist 4 . . . ' . rx:;u;.l m - RATE ' EXCUaSICH VIA 'TO - - llbiis City, tt::.ij, i., 22, 1911 ' Special train consisting of first class coaches and Pullman sleeping ears will leave Salisbury at 9:00 p. m, Tuesday, August 22, 191L Leave Lexington, 9 :38 p. m., Thomasville 0:33 p. rn and ffigh Point,' 10K)5 p. ol, arriving at Atlantic City about noon August 23rd. " Tickets will be sold good going on special train Aug. 22nd, aad return ing will be good on any regular train, within the limit, which will be fifteen days from date of sale. Stop-overs will be allowed at Philadelphia and Washington, on the return trip with in tbe final limit of ticket. . ; x Following round trip rates will sp dIt from stations named: Salisbury. N. 'C. Albemarle, N. C. . Norwood, N. C. . . Randleman, N. C. Lexington, N. C. . Linwood. N. C. ... 13.00 13.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 110 11.50 Thomasville, N. C High Point, N. C. 'For Pullman reservations or any other information, aoply to any agent Southern Railway, or write, - : R. H. DeBUTTS, Traveling Passenger Agent, Charlotte, N.C. ' . T. J. ANDERSON, Ticket Agent, Sal- isbury, N. C - " " Davis Y.T.!t8 Sul.'J Spires The ideal Health, Rest and Pleasure Resort. Crowded each season. Not too high (1100 ft), pleasant days and nights. No mosquitoes. Unsurpassed mineral water. . Resident physician. Room for 200 guests. Sewerage, baths, electric . lights. - Splendid fare ana service. Asrk-cfats Orchlra or roem Bowling, skating, tennis, boating, bathe lng, etc TeletrraDh connection at StatesviHe. Bell phone. , Two through trains from Charlotte. Sneclal low rates for Jons and Sene tember, $6 to (8 per week; July and August, $8 to $10 per week. Special rates to 1 amines ana ministers. , : Open June 1st to October 1st, 1911. ' . ' Write for booklet to DAVIS BROS, : LWassssadrrssriststs. HlHisiH.W.C o il.s - -1 J, r " tv, ITo gu3 V7c:li cbcut the: 3 r.rr7 Rrol pricca. Th3 pries rtrrped W Ul WW U.uJli e s . Jv-. A, And it ia't 1 ttnpsd ca ur.'l dirtrrcd . pvZZz ccccuntint3 have -Erc J tl:3 ccct ths i'ivo JE'c Ccntm Cc tTzmLzzlcn . . . 'r-Tfcsce cccculjr.t3 pay no tttcnticn to the;1' old-ficntd cipcrsUticn ef "even money" prices. AH tziry cere curds. cioss'ttZZtn'! mcc " t The chlcrthinj tht care .U30ct 13 to put juct &a xnuca , Valu9uzt as much tOtyls and Ccmwrt and Wearas taey i can jsqueeze into each shoe. The thing cere about, shoesnamely, Mf wame ia a fitting price you're euro "to find la . ROJesIsss 33s.tril?5es Leading Clothiers and Gents, rurnishers. Concord, NbrtKiGaroKha. ; 71 Do You Want to In City- or County r Have Just What1 You Want ..Offer for Sale tne Fe'Jowisg Real Estate ia tie Glv cf 1 ' reM el" s sfc ' Usccrd a&d ia Iht Lzzl Farming Property 70 seres 3 miles east of Concord. lies well with rod clay subsoiL 88 seres 6 miles easterly of Con cord with buildings and .50 acres tirn .; 136 acres 5 miles easterly of Con- ecrdVtwo story dwelling, ont buildings, 500 young (tearing nursery fruit tress, 65 acres timber $16.00 per sere.'' 200 seres Concord. - 2 miles northeast of 2Q0 seres wall improved land in No, 7 township. 200 acres well improved land in No, 8 township. "131 acres In No. 11 township, two miles south of Concord. . 8 1-4 acres in No. 4 township miles south west of Eannapolis on two public; roads, large orchard with plen ty of fruit. A fruit crop has only failed once on this place in 20 years, lies well and is very desirable. 200 acres on Charlotte road 8 miles weft of Concord.- One of the very best of farms in Cabarrus eounty. Will ent to suit purchaser. . 39 acres 1 mile east of Concord. 110 acres 7 miles north of Concord, on Big Cold J7ater creek, (2flQt), half cssfe, balance in 12montha, , 77 acres one mile east of Concord on New Salisbury road. In Li"h s'ate of euliivation; 5 room enti.-.v 2 double bsras, double enb, 2 w ! (5ne water; 35 seres in eul-iva" -, II i. res meadow; iJU eiioice r - aca and 430 fear tr-es; t .3, rlama snd frrape vlacsj ! "as forest tiailer. yea 4 .-I 113. tw - ... csout o an zc RgJdraera f- - I in doss Bay Real Estate? If so, No Doubt I rttU cf C&bsrrcs Cccsty. , . City Property ; 6-Eoom - Cottage on North Sprins street, lot 70x200 feet v' J 8-Eootn House .with '- modem : im ... ... X. IIS provements and a good large banft lot 99x240 feet t-, '.. ' - 6-Boom Cottage and stable oh South . Union street -- 8-Boom Dwelling on Georgia mt enne, lot 70x200, vith modern in ' provements., , - . j . 6-Boom - Cottage' 'on West Depot street ' 5-Boom Cottage on South TJnioa street, lot 124x350 feet . x ' 5-Eoom Cottage ' rith modern im provements . on West CorUoe' lot -80x200. 1 - - . . 4-Boom Cottags on East Corbin, lot 60x350feet : 5-room cottage, one-half scri lot oa Jones street, in Wadsworth AdditLr. 1 2 four-room cottages at Browns mill -on easy terms. . , . . 3 nice building lots on Hast Depot - 5 nice building n lots en North Church. 1 building lot on Couth Union eon venient to business port of towiL "-' ' f acres of land at Gibson inn, 1 ". 1 store house st Locke Hula, 6- room cottage on llcCill street lot 60x150 feet . 2-etory house on Ann street, lot CDxlCD feet : ' ' ' ' A 1 ' k store house for rent op po- " j Crown Eros, stable good t'.anl for business. , Wanted to rent a six-room ec" - 7 furnished, In a dasiral!e tc:z-z. y. ! 1 r.2 ! -: -i ci lhi mot e,. ' ' ' - v ami tij.T. octive from pain end miser ard a pro; r a'.l- return to cmu i elf "rna. . 1 r t l-i - i .el ee
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