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top far the Iat iraiae. Coavooc
wocld sot b satisfied vit. that Wh
proeTamira town want ta rat favors
1 1. hands af Ua raura4 lT bring
shoot paaaajaListaraaw, wila. U
ad f tha prvper opartmact and
Conaord we old m doabt profit by fol
lowing tUt pi. Ckarlotta Chroa-
Ceeord will V salisilad wiUi just
such facilities and advantages other
eitias of Hi sis ar sceorded. , It
will aot ask Bor and it trill lot b
satisfied with.lw.
JOB L OOLJMBY, ..
CtlJ UaKaa.
Concord, N. C, September 23, 191.
Editor Harm says in the Chron-
iel of Friday:
What mostly concerns us about Ed
itor SberrilTs article is m misconcep
tion of our temper and wrong inter
pretation of our sentiment toward
the town and its people. Speaking in
a personal way, The Tribune says of
the editor of The Chronicle: "When
told that the people of Concord were
surprised at his attitude of opposition
to their just demands, he seems to
have been in about the same frame
of mind as was the elder Vanderbilt
when he -xclaimed, 'The public be
d d.' Mr. Hams is one of the most
conservative and even tempered of
writers, and rarely says anything that
stings or offends." That hurts. It
had been very far from our mind to
have written anything that could have
been construed as contempt for what
we might call our own flesh and blooTl,
nor did we have any idea that there
was a sting or cause for offence in our
pencil point.
If we have said anything that
hurts, Mr. Harris may be assured that
it hurts us quite as much as it does
him. Nothing was further from our
thoughts. While w,e think he has
been rather unjust to Concord, the
people of which had a right to expect
the usual good word for them from him.
there was no thought that he acted
from any ulterior motive or that, in
taking the view he did, he had any
thing but the kindest feelings for his
native town.
Tha Southern Railway ... tar
tha States of Virginia Korth Caro
lina, TannmM, South Carolina, Geor
gia, Florida, Alabama Hiasiaaippi,
and Kentucky. What ' w want . to
know is this: la there a city of
12,000 people on Bay Una of .the
Southern in any of these State at
which all trains do not atop, with
the single exception of Concord,
North Carolina f This question, like
the shade of Banquo, will not down.
The Greensboro News sides with
Major Sherrill in the matter of the
stoppage of all trains atCpncord. It
thinks Concord should be made a futg
Although Champ Clark is from Mis
souri, be doesn't need anyooay to
show him how the Canadian elections
went.
Annual Corn Show at Mitchell.
Mitchell S. D- Sept 25. Thou
sands of visitors came to Mitchell to
day for the opening of the thirteenth
annual Corn Belt Exposition. The
Corn Palace which is the prominent
feature of the exposition is the only
one of its kind in the world. Fine
specimens of corn are on exhibition
from practically all of the counties or
South Dakota and from some of the
neighboring States. Pumpkins weigh
ing in the neighborhood of 100 pounds
and numerous other farm products
are exhibited in booths. It is con
sidered one of the most remarkable
displays of farm products ever shown
in this section of the country.
Foley's Kidney Remedy (liquid)
Is a great medicine of proven value
for both acute and chronic kidney and
bladder ailments. It is especially
recommended to elderly people for its
wonderful tonic and reconstructive
qualities, and the permanent relief
and comfort it gives them. For sale
by M. L. Marsh, druggist
A man who thinks his wife ought to
make her own hats would have a fit
if she offered to make his ties.
Is tha Oottoa Belt
Cnlnnal RnnAAValt Antta nnt tiav ta
give himself three guesses as to his
iavonte presidential candidate.
Charlotte Chronicle.
The Kew Orleans Pica rue reports
that ho past weak has bee a period
of gwcraily favorable weather in the
eottom belt The Incessant rains whieh
sauted so mack anxiety la ths eentral
1 I . . I a M . 1
peu, gave piaeo 10 lair wesuar, aaa
as a result there has bean an improve
ment in crop proa pacts ia all quart
ers. Ia. the western halt tha weather
has been generally dry and hot, facil
itating tha maturing of the crop and
pickiag . and juarkeiiag. Picking is
bow in progress all over the cotton
belt and with good weather rapid pro
1 is reported. ith the return
of good weather there is leas talk of
crop deterioration, and the impres
sion is gaining ground that the deter
ioration reported during August was
rather exaggerated. Even the insect
damage in the eentral belt has prob
ably been exaggerated, allnougu u
would be idle to deny that some dam
agfle has been dene- In the mean
time the heavy movement of cotton
to market demonstrates not merely
arly maturity, hut an abundant yield
as well. The estimates 01 yield prior
to frost are mere guesses, hence there
is little confidence to be placed in
crop opinions, be they largo or small
The fact must be remembered that
th acreage actually cultivated in cot
ton is the largest ever worked, hence
with anything like an average yield
a good crop will be assured. Although
the future of prices is as uncertain as
the sis of the crop itself, there is
every reason to believe that the
world s actual requirements this year
will be so large that even a large'
crop will be successful absorbed at
paying pnees.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
Still retains its high place as the
best household remedy for all coughs
and colds, either for children or grown
persons. Prevents serious results
from a cold. Take only the genuine
Foley's Honey and Tar Comopund,
and refuse substitutes, tor sale oy
M. L. Marsh, druggist
Oh, these housewives! Everyone of
'em making eatsup.
Before Ton Beach the Limit
of physical endurance and while your
condition is still curable, take Foley
Kidney Pills. Their quick action and
oositive results will delight you. For
backache. nervousness, rheumatism.
and all kidney, bladder and urinary
troubles. For sale oy M. 1. J&arsh
druggist
Foley Kidney Fills
Will reach your individual case if
you have any form of kidney and
bladder trouble or urinary irregular-
lities- For. sals yM.L Marsh, drug-
gisi.
OXLT GXS "BEST."
Concord PaoiU Give Credit Whsr
Croatia Due. . -People
of Ccaaord who suffer wth
kick kidneys and bad backs want a
kidney remedy thai can be depended
opan. Tb foot is Dosn's Kidney
Pills, a medicine for tha kSdooys only,
and from pur roots and barbs, and
the o ly on that U becked by willing
estioony of Ceoard reof fc Here '1
a esse: . ,2,: . r
Mrs. J. N. BrowB, 168 N. Union St,
OweordV N. C, says: "I had kid
ney compliant Sqr several years and
although I used a number of nmedies,
I was not helped until I ioi Doaa '
Kidney PtOs which I gov at Gib
eon's Drug Store. Tiny soon start
ed my kidneys working right aoj the
uri poison in my syctem was remov
ed. This resulted in a general im
provement publicly endorsed Doan's
Kidney mis el- tnat time and I can
now say tnat I still think highly f
them. , 1 have had occasions to use
rhis remedy off and on since then and
I km ploased to say that it has never
failed to give me prompt relief."
r or sale by all dealers. Fnce 50e.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New
York, Ml agents for the United
States. . . . ;
Remember the name Do&n'a and
take no other.
At a meeting Wednesday afternoon
of the executive committee of the
North Carolina State Fair Associa
tion, the committee stood pat on its
former order - abolishing half-rate
tickets, this action being unanimous.
The opposition to the half-rate tick
et was based, so members of the com
mittee stated, on the fact that half
price tickets caused discrimination in
favor of Raleigh people and institu
tions. " Everybody will have to fare
alike henceforth.
Common Colds Must Be Taken Seri
ously -
For unless cured they sap the vit
ality and lower the vital resistance to
more serious in infection. Protect
your children and yourself by the
prompt use of Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound and note the quick and de
cisive rorults. - For coughs, colds,
whooping, bronchitis and affections of
the throat, chest and lungs it is an
ever ready and valuable remedy. For
sale by M. L. Marsh, druggist.
A .Harmless Remedyi - Mads
trom Garden Sage, Restores
-' Color to Gray Ha!r-
A fnnf af sadnaas eeaetaxta the
toeawr taa dm irey aaka, watch,
ifortaaatalr, are looked apea a her
alds ef adraaciag as. Uray hairs,
aewaver. are aot always SB ladleetioa
of adraacios- sia, tat saany people have
gray aairs oulte early ia Ufa. Of coarse,
it k UBatoraL and Indicates that there
is somcthlar wroag with th individual, '
aid that Katare aacda - aaaiatance ia
correctinf Um trouble. The aeate Is tro
ef hair that la constantly faUiaf oat and.
becoming thinner every day. It every I
thing la risbt with Nature, the hair, I
even ia eatnptratirety elderly people, 1
should be lone, thick and flossy, with
out even a streak of gray. . ' I
The Ideal aaabtaat to Natar la re
itorinr and . preserving tha - hair to
Wyeth's Bag and Snlphsr Hair Rem-.'
edy, a cleaa and wholesome .dreealag
for daily use. It aot only remove
dandruff, but strengthens weak, thin
and falling hair and promote its
growth. A few appUcattona will r
atore faded or gray hah to Its natural
color. - .
Get a bottle to-day. and kt It do for
you what it has don for thousand of
others. .v -
This preparation Is -offered t the
public-at fifty cents a bottle,-and Is'
recommended amr sold by all dragghts.
' . "Special Agents,
. GIBSON DRTJO STOEEV - - ,
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Office over : Marsh's Drug ' Store.
PHOKB 0. 433.
NOTICE.
There will be the regular election
of police officers and firemen of the
city at the regular meeting of the
board of aldermen in October.
W. H. Gibson. City Clerk.
., Even nature is in revolt against the
sugar trust Peaches are said to be
sweeter than usual this fall.
APPLICATION ' FOB C0MMUTA-
HON OF SENTENCE OF - '
J.H.CATOB. ; ; V
Application will be made ' to the
Governor of North Carolina for the.
commutation of the sentence of J. N.-
Catoe, convicted at the January term
1910, of Cabarrus Superior Court, of
the crime of embesuement and sent
enced to the penitentiary for a term
of four years, -
All persons who oppose the grant-,
tog of the said pardon are invited to
send their protests to the Governor
without delay. - . -V1 '
Dated this 16th day of September,
191L MRS. J. N. CATOE.
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