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A trtsiwly of rather unusual human
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! . l4aMar jB.ncuajl AAtial llsarfthlA fttlF 111 th
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-1 Newark, tha other day. David Lasko
"' will, th owner of several tenement
booses, visited one of bis houses to
, aolleet the rent from his tenants. A
few days before he had ordered the
eviction of one of his tenants, a mar-
lied man with two little children, wbo
. waa dying of tuberculosis and who
was one month behind in the payment
of his rent Charitable neighbors
took in the family and a few hours af
ter his removal the patient died. The
hardbeartedness of the landlord who
had driven a dying man and his poor
family ont of their home for the sake
of a few dollars, had caused consider
able bard feeling among the tenants.
esDeciallv among the women, who
sympathized with the widow and chil
dren of. the dead consumptive. When
Laskowita arrived at the house, the
women surrounded him, calling him
"murderer" and "bloodsucker" and
threatening him with heaven's ven
geance. Laskowitz retreated and slip
ped quietly away through a side
street. He had walked about two
blocks, when he felt so weak that he
bad to sit down on a doorstep. Sud
denly ho pressed his hand to his heart
and toppled over unto the sidewalk.
A doctor was called, but when he ar
rived he found Laskowitz dead from
heart-disease. The women of the dis
trict feel quite certain that Lasko-
wjta'a sudden death, waa the punish-
merit for his hardheartedness.
Casper Robling, a farmer and chick
en raiser near Bloomfleld, N. J., is be
yond doubt a lucky man. For some
time he had been missing chickens
and the other day one of his prize
winning roosters waa gone. Vowing
- vengeance, Robling armed himself
with a loaded shotgun and went in
' ambush for tbe depredator of his poul
try yard. After waiting in vain for
several hours he say a neighbor's dog
ttear the chicken coop. He started in
such haste to pursue the dog, that he
tripped and fell The shotgun was
discharged and several of the shots
entered' Robling 's hand. As he arose
to his feet he saw lying in front of
him a dead mink, which had been
feeding on the prize rooster and which
was killed by the accidental discharge
of Robling 's gun.
Willie Hearst, who kicked out of
. the Democratic traces five years ago
and organized th Independent Lea
gue,, gay his followers a great sur
priso in. New .York Thursday night
.when he announced his return to the
fold. "I am speaking," he said, "as
good citizen, I hope, and also as a
good Democrat. Murphy and his kind
drove me out of the Democratic par-
. ty flva yaars ago but the commendable
: ;eourse of the national Democracy has
Brought me back into the fold." It's
all right, Willie; be good henceforth,
and ail will bo forgiven.
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. ' ' i PARAGRAPHS.
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; Choosing between Pop Brown and
Joe Brown for governor, tbe Georgia
Democrats may awake with real
, brown taste on th morning after the
primary. .
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I'' Edison says h likes America better
than he does Europe. Americas should
: b content, even while losing its As
ton and its Crockerg, if it ean keep
Its Edison.
t linrokon is tha oditor of one' of the
- old New York papers who is defend
ing the Payne-Aldnch law.
" It was pretty rough on th Russian
aliAniatia ATnarlm tKat thv wam iinl
"fiven n opportunity to "show their
lirniu" and try to obfuscate the
r im-t Ly attempting io prove that
i iolyphia's assassin was suffering
1om a brainstorm. -'
7." t an inferior mas seeks is in
" ; what a superior man seeks is
Li i. uaalf, Bulwer Lytton. , .
Tiara Are 771 Co ttoa UUli a Sotrtfc-
er i. ! Wiih 182,827 Uoau
A4 !-4JiS Bpiadiae. - '
WaUB4-toa, D. C. Oct 20. The
Land aad ladaatriai Dapartsxai af
tha aWulaara Railway sad taa-atatuW
ad Ohio Bad war as mat iasaad its
annual textile directory, which point
Nt In a eoadaatvo aaaar lb grow
ing impart of -taw tndaatrr ta
th South. Tha bouklat show a grand
total of 778 textile culls with 192,382
loots aad 8,450,12 spiadias.ia opera
tioa in tbe territory sanrad by tb
syajfetaa Jaaaary 1, with sareat stills in
ourae of ooatraetion. Th location,
name, eharaeter and eanaetty of aaeh
mill in points along tha . Southern
Railway and tbe Mobil and Unio
railroad are enumerated, and in this
table th interesting fact is shown
that in 252 cities and town there are
located 606 eottoa mills alone. Figur
es are also given in detail as to the
knitting mills and 39 woolen nulls. A
summary of the eotton 'tills shows
their location in tbe different state
as follows: Alabama, 49; Georgia, 94;
Indiana, 3; Kentucky, 3; Mississippi.
11; Missouri, 2; North Carolina, 246;
South Carolina, 158; Tennessee,, 20;
Virginia, 18.
Attention is called to the superla
tive advantages to be found in the
South for the location of textile
plants and the booklet will be given
wide distribution in an effort to at
tract more manufacturers to this sec
tion.
The Southern Railway and the Mo
bile and Ohio Railroad are getting
out this directory in following out
their work of helping in the develop
ment of the territory they serve. Land
and Industrial Agent M. Y. Richards,
Washington, D. C, will be glad to
furnish a copy of the directory free
on application to him.
China Grove News.
Rowan Record.
Geo. M. Bos tain, who was so serious
ly injured at Roanoke College, Salem
Va., Monday of last week, is very
much improved. He is still in the hos
pital however, but it is hoped that he
will soon be out.
The many friends of W. J. Swink,
one of leading citizens, will regret to
learn that he is kept in his room and
is quite ill. All hope that he will
soon be out and in his accustomed
good health.
The directors of the China Grove
Bank met in the bank office Friday
night and after going over tbe affairs
of the bank and finding them in the
usual excellent condition, the semi'
annual dividend oi o per cent, was
declared.
Mrs. Bostian, children and neigh
bors gave a birthday dinner to our
townsman, James M. Bostian, Tues
day. It was Mr. Bostian s 68th birth
day and there were about 65 or 75
mends and relatives present, includ
ing Revs. M. L. Ridenhour and C. A.
Brown who were especially invited.
The dinner was a very bountiful and
most excellent one. Everybody en-
enjoyed themselves fully, especially
Mr. Bostian. Mr. Bostian was the
recipient of a number of presents.
The Overcash reunion took place
at Enochville yesterday and of course
there was a big crowd present and
a very enjoyable time had to say noth
ing or tbe splendid dinner.
Mr. Green's Idea of the Cotton Sit
uation.
Marshville Home.
Being asked what he thinks of the
cotton situation State Organizer-Lec
turer J. Z. Green, of the Farmers Un
ion, said to The Home reporter:
' ' Then isn't anything the matter with
the cotton market except heavy sell
ing in September. The farmers them
selves an responsible and every man
who has put a bale of eotton a fall
ing market has helped to depress the
price.. Tbey have simply allowed
themselves to be stampeded that's
alL When we learn to feed the eot
ton market just as fast as the market
is hungry for cotton, and no faster,
these extreme fluctuations in the price
of eotton will be a thing of th past.
Ths only way to get the price of eot
ton back np to fifteen cent is to keep
it off the market until th marget gets
hungry enough to pay that pne.
And sines the eraxy rush of eotton to
market has been stopped we begin to
see tbe effects, even in ten days tune.
The price on the New Orleans market
advanced two dollars a bale yesterday,
An intelligent farmer, who has any
of tbe elements of manhood about
him,, ought to be ashamed to be seen
on the streets with a bale of eotton,
at present prices."
'The Shelby Star says Rev. B. L.
Padgett, tb Holiness minister who
was arrested' in Atlanta, Ga., recent
ly, charged with kidnapping young
Miss Carri Stockton, . of :. -King's
Mountain, has been -Drought to Cleve
land county for trial and will have
a hearing at the November term oi
court. ; ' '
A Bit Shaky? ,
i . Pc3 Ycsnelf
Tcjelier, ,
On
iPOSTU II
la place of eoff
I "turn fha tnck" nicely
T a4 3 A lLaMa.M' .
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tss tzotzx cottux.
If ormaiioa ef Priealm Vila to E
ery Caswd; c.iisaa. -Eow
to act in aa , enemac i i
kaowladf as laastuaaale warU. aa
via it paxtiaularty tra of tha duat
aad Uia of kfao bum body, if yoe.
smaar wita f . anaarr di
dor, or aay 2am ol tidmj tnwUl.
la ad via oantaiMd, la liw JoUovxx
aUtaBont-sriU add a aaluahia-aaaat
to your ttort of knowiadft. Waal
eould a bm aoaaiaeiBg proof of the
afflcianey of Doaas Kidney Pills tbaa
taaUtoa)at af Concord attiaaas wha
aav bora pormanoatly ordt '
Mr. U M. Uotor. 243 N. Union St..
Concord, N. C, sayti "I hare aaed
Doan's Kidney Pills and in return
for th benefit thoy brought me, I
s.rorgly enlorie thctn. I wsa is poor
health and was suffering from symp
toms ox iany complaint vben I ?u
Doan Kidney Pills at Gibson 's Drug
Store. They eared me and at that
time I publicly reeomatanded them.
During th past three yean I bar en
dorsed this preparation at every op
portunity and have considered it a
pleasur to do-to.".
For Sal iy all dealer. Prie 50
eeuts. FogtwvJiSburo Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember th name Doan's and
take no other.
youth who fired on some men who
attacked his uncle, J. A. Moose, in
Charlotte in the night of September
19, and seriously wounded Clif Ellis,
was tried in the recorder's court in
Charlotte last weeek and acquitted.
FAMOUS DQCTCafS
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HUNT'S
OIL
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Is th one unfailing scientific dress-'
ing which instantly relieves and per
manently cures all hurts, euts, burns,
sprains and wounds of every kind.
Pain leaves at once because the air
is excluded, and the oil covering acts
as artificial skin. The quickest, fast
est tealing oil known HUNT'S
LIGHTNING OIL. 25 cents and 50
eents bottles.
TOR SALE BT GIBSON DRUG
STORE, Concord, IT. a
Ufgd. by A. B. Richards Medicine
Company, Sherman, Texas.
DON'T SUFFER WITH
REiouniQfisui
K fcisdw moat diaMaaing and
, diaeaaragiii of all tnublaa,
, Nina caaas out o tan caa ba -.
cored by Noah's Imliniat. ,
' Whara ther ia no awallina s i
or (aver few appScatioaa wiO
' rehara yea, k piiaatratiia .
. doa not evaporate hk other
; ramadi rair btla :
robbing. -
fhaVi lint I tha barl nraady lot
Rhaiaiatiam, Bolatlga, Lama Back, Still
Joaiti aatf KoatiNt Bora Thmt, fMda,
otnunaj Dpmiaa, una
Bralwa, CoUo, Cram pa,
Maoralgia, Tootbaoaa,
and all Narra, Bona
and Xnet Acfaes and
Pfttna Tl BMinmaliat
Moak'i Ark on mrf
liaakain and knki Ilka
thla cut, but hMRtU
baad Ott frnnt of paoku
aga and Haaa't LlM.
mmmr alnja ktiu.i
hot. Btaara at bnlta
tkxiaj lara botUa, 9S
ornta, and KM by ait
dmian tn madlelaa.
Ouamntcad or BHmy
ralnadad by Xnaa
Baoiady Cck, luo,
Hktunood, Va,
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0e Ttem alwan is as 04
and Va eaavlaoad taat yvt kavt
tas SSST It ft Xatw Woa.
Dove-Bost, Co.
:- ulkd sale. : :
Comrnisaiooan of Cabarrus eountr
will reeaiv sealed bids an til Novem
ber 6th, 1911, for tan acres of land off
of tbe toath of ths county boat tract
opposite th residence of B. L. Um-
berger. Plat of same may b seen ia
th office of Register of Deeds. Right
to reject all bids reserved. Money to
be expended in improving county
horn. By order of Board, -
14-td . J. & McAllister, cierk.
riQTICE!
W will ' accent vonr eotton at
Platform Waurht and advance too 8
eents per, pound on tarns, charging
you ia eents per montn lo cover
bauung, insurance and storage and 6
per cent, on the money advanced.
CANNON MFG. CO.
Per N. A. ARCHIBAIJ). Rnvar
Res. Phono 65. Office Phone 338.
10-18-1 w.
Fanny Column Ads. an CASH.
! Free! Free!
Beautiful 42-Piece
-Valuable Presents Given Away
Absolutely Free!
Each time yon make a purchase at this stor amonnting to over ont dol
lar, th total amount of sale will he punched out of th Contest Card
EVERY SATURDAY AT 6 O'CLOCK P. M. YOU WILL PRESENT
YOUR CARD JS PERSON At TBZS 8TORE.
On ths day and the hour spsdfleed the person present holding ths
Card which shows th largest amount of purchases punched out, will rs
ceivs absolutely free of charge, a beautiful hand decorated . 42-piscs
dinner set. . ...
If your card does not entitle yon to the set of dishss at th first
swacding, hold your cards for Bubaeouent distribution as we will eoni
tinna giving away a set of dishes each week for thirty weeks, so even
if sour on slse doss get the set of dishes ont week, your card may bt th
highest eard som later week, so save every card.
'A prwrionsly stated you sre entitled to a new card every time yon'
make ynTchaseg as this store amounting to 11.00 or more.1 For example
suppose yon purchase at one time goods amounting to 13.76, we "will then
punch that amount ($2.75) out of your card, so that unless yon purchase
more thaa that amount at another time, that card 82.75) is your high card.
' When your card secures yon a dinner set it will be marked "cancelbsd"
by us and returned to yon. Yon must save this card along with any oth
ers that yos may have as we have another big "prise" for yon. . -
The 31st Week w will give to the person holding the largest amount
of purchase daring Contest a beautiful China Closet absolutely Free
It is now on display In our store rooms. Call and see it. Contest begin
Monday, October 11th, .and continues 31 weeks.
Craven Bros rSSSSA co.
PIANO CONTEST!
THE PIANO CONTEST WILL CLOSE ON NOV. 15TH S
AT 9 P.M. '
I ONLY 28 DAYS TO VOTE I V
Beginning today we will give a bonus of 6,000 Yotes
for every dollar paid on accounts made previous to Octobers
18th, 1911.
We will also give 4,000 Votes with every 50c cash,
purchase of Digestit ' , ,;
We will give 2,000 Votes for every 50c cash' purchase i
made in out store from now until close of our contest. : ; '
Bavis'iteg-'.Gpa
Septernber 18th", 1911.
A- '' Qllcn All Nn
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I j Kecc; toryears a the
p , v rr w- v-.
r appooM aad caadaekd Bad as aaaUaU ayakn i Hoaal '
''""Saart that U U( otoad to puLCe duad. f
va. t-"Ta. rcrrcTiaw at
JV BOOKLET
ETF'.'IL
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LtiiUL. H.a.1..
Restore Faded and Gray H:,'
to Natural Color Dandruff
-: Quickly Removed. .
" Tkar Is aotaiac aw abaot tt Idea
of axlag sag for raatortag ta rotor el
ta aalr. Our gmt-graadBrotkar kp4
tarir rack aaft, dark aad gtaaay tt
aatag a aa taa." Waaaara taetr
kair ra oat ar took oa a dull, faded or
strtaked appear ace tay aud a braw
of tag teares aad appliad tt t their
aalr, with weadarfolly BaoatMal afrert
Nowwdar w doa't kara to reaert t
aM-tioja. Xtraaon SMthads af gaikariDg
taa brrbs aad Baking th taa. Thia ta
dose by akUlral rbrauata brMer thaa wa
ceaM do tt aarartraa. and all wa aav ta
do ta to call far th mdy-aia1e product,
Wyeth' Kaga and Balphor Hair Rem
edy, ceataininr ag ia th propec
ttmigth. with tba addltioa of alihr,
aaother old-tin araiji.ramrdy. -
Tha maaafaetarar of this reawdy
aulborba draggktt to sell It asdsr guar
ante that th mosey will ba refunded
if It fails to do exactly aa represented.
Don't neglect jroor hair. Gat a
bottle of Wjvth's Sage aad Bulphur
to-day, aad aotk th dUStreac after a
few dart' Baa, . .
Thia praparatio b offered to th
public at fifty cants a bottle, and la
(ecommendad and sold by all druggiata.
OlbaoB Drug Store, Special Agents.
DENTISTRY
I am now In th Morris Building, over
tha Cabarrus Savings, Bank. : .
SB. H. 0. HKRBJNG.
0s .our Penny Colnmn It pays.
Dinner Set and Other
b Ilcicl Life M
head -uarten of New York's
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nu; auuo ia toe union.
cc:3tet hates
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2EIQLES BROS, E. P. REED ft CO AND G ROVER'S :
: SOF TSOLES FOR TENDER FEET.
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These are three celebtated makes) w offer you tQ select.,
' from, ':;'. ' -": ..,.'.'. -.(r.
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WE HAVE THE' LARGEST,- BEST AND MOST UP-TO-DATE
LINE OF .V
''Wcinsn trd .
" . EVER BROUGHT TO CONCORD -
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" Nothing like this variety of styles ever shown in this city".
; before, i We have them ia all leathers Patent, Russia r
- Ct.lt. fSiin Mfftal Ttiilt YlAm T)v inj. CI..L xr-l .-
; Brown Velvets, Suedes, White Canvas in fact everything
in all trattwr anrl fahrW
: We consider our Women's and Children's Shoe Department s
one of the Best and Most Important Departments In this
big store, -and it is our constant aim to make it, Bigger and '
; Better each season. ' " fc
Come in and aee if we cannot prove the above assertions.
Always glad to show you.
Druggets
We have fust received a lot . of i, Bmg-&fmMi," ;
.Velvet ..Ajaniaifters aad Wflton's-4ought "at a BABOAIH, '
and wfll.b sold at k BARGAIN. Do yoa WastO 'S one t -share
ia these BAEGADW .Better eonu ftnickl '
A Beantifnl Una of Kegs to select, from at the XOWEST f
Price, Better see us before yea buy.
iBaili;:
The Cheapest rurnitur Store in Town in the Big Brick Build
ing, Forest B3H. , Vl i , . 7?, . , - , I
j P. S. .. WE SELL CAMERON RANGES. J
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PI.
' The Athletics and the Giants wiU
nbtV fop -.tha atiamninnatiSn' a
great National Qame, but you play
daily in the strenuous game of Life,
and should you" slide and tear your
pants send them to the expert Clean
ers and Pressors of Tbe City Pressing
Club, who are the Matbewsons and
tsenaers oi tnetr trade - '-,
; D. B. FOWKLES, Proprltor.' 1
Telephone Ke. 181 "
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Chartotta, M, C Asm S, 1U.
. JEflS of. ohdu, BBABOARD AIB
UN B. vaetlva aooa Sundar, April .
waalhound . trains leav . Caarlotta
No. lit. dHlly, 10.M a. n.
Ma, 47, dailv, 4.4t p. HV . . '
Eaalbound. 0iliy:
No. 4i), dally, i.M a. m, " '
. No, 4, dBiir. 7:1 a. m.
. No. 44, dllr, t:0 B. m. . -
ho. Ui, dallr, 7. . m.
Tralna arrive In Charlotte aa fellsw
from tha aaat:
No. lit, .((, a. m.
No. 46. 11:01 Boon. .
No. II. 10 6 p. m.
No. 4. t:tl p. m.
Arrlv from the wast: . .
No. 4. 10 00 a. m.
No. J.U, T-C'S p. m.
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Best location in city; ; Steam
heat, light ; an& Janitor, aerrice
" free.
Alao eleenintr moms. hnth
light an J , janitor ; eervioe
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