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ALL TRAINS STOP AT CONCORD.
JOHN MU OGLMSBT.
.City Bdttnr
Coneord, N. C, Deeembe 13, 1911.
We have received from the Dr.
Miles Medical Co, of Elkhart, Ind.,
an advertising proposition which very
generously proposes to give us fifty
pounds of news ink for the insertion
of a six inch advertisement one year.
As we can buy the ink for $2.73, and
as 'the advertisement once a week in
The Times would cost them $46.82, or
in The Tribune once a week $31.20,
we didn't strike a trade. It is al
most inconceivable that there is a sin
gle newspaper publisher in the United
Sta'tes, so far lacking in business abil
ity, not to say self respect, as to ac
cept such a proposition as this, and
yet, there are many who will do so.
The Chamber of Commerce of
Greensboro on Tuesday sent to Mr.
E. C. Duncan, of the Norfolk South
era railway, a teleirrani offeiing to co
operate in anyway possible iu bring
ing the line of his road to that city.
The News says if necessary the peo
ple of Greensboro will vote $100,000
for the Norfolk Southern. Greensbo
ro and Concord are 'the only cities in
the state which have only one line
of railway, and both are determined
to end such an unenviable condition.
PARAGRAPHS.
The traveling men of the country
want to abolish the tipping nuisance.
If they succeed perhaps more of us
can afford to travel.
One reason that Castro's activities
seem so scant may be that he is do
ing his own typewriting.
The London man who can afford to
pay $20,000 for a Bible probably
needs one.
Speaker Clark believes in Santa
Claus. Expect to get anything in your
stocking, CbampT
a
Once more the United States is pa-
troling tne Kio Urande. This time
it is not called manoevering.
The Big Cotton Crop.
Charlotte Chronicle.
Texas has already ginned the rise
of 4,000,000 bales of cotton and it
.is altogether probable the yield of
tbat state will go a quarter of a mil
, lion more. The government's report
of ginnings of nearly 13,000,000
bales, would seem to indicate
crop of over 15,000,000 bales, and
.. with this big crop and low prices,
the South is in a bad way. What is
to be done T The New Orleans Pica
yune, always wise counselor, sug-
: gests teat tne thing now of most in-
terest is how to dispose of this im
mense yield at profit. The entire
crop' cannot be sold profitably in a
Tsar "
nth A4.
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A
few months, even if the needs of the
: world for twelve months could ab-
sorb it all. The proper policy is to
hold back as mack of the balance of
t, the erop as possible and to make
. . preparations to plant judiciously
next spring. At present prices there
' is sure to be greatly increased de-
i mand for eotton and the staple
V also certain to be used in many in
dustries that have avoided it while
it sold at high prices. Ones eonvine
) ed that the prices have touched bot
torn the mills of the world will not
only buy eagerly for present require
' menta bat will bay as mock as they
' can earry for future needs when, as
,- is inevitable, prices will again ad
's roue to higher level. The eon--.-
sumption of eotton eloth is bound to
materially increase in the near for
t ture, and after some years a erop
, wthioh now look largo will barely
: suffleo to meet requirements.
' aTicK Brum1 roB mirnvMATigM.
Oeorr W. Kaon. Lawton. Mlelu.
mn.ru: lir, Datrkaaa Relief (or Rkn
nutters baa Riven mr wire wonderful
vi tntit for rheumatism. She could not
lift hand or foot, had to b lifted for
' two mouth, bhe bes-aa the na of the
rmiMf and Improved rapidly. On
Vnndv th could not move and en
Wednesday ah sot up, dreased herself
and walked out to hreakfaiit." Bold by
Xi. U lurib, draggla Mouth UnU
sirC
Dr Saata Clans:
Dtis fetter to Too ia aaat
T toll yob I nit a Isdias taut ;
For th httl teaU I doat ear fig.
So plea, Mr. Saata, bu it good
Am1 bjy.
Why not just fill this teat with toys?
Of tb kind yea give food girls and
boys
And note and oranges and froita and
eaady,
0 Santa Clans, that would b dandy
My sister can't writs liks this,
So I'm writing, so thst you 11 not
Bringing her a dull, bed, dresses and
trunk
And all other things of a little girl's
junk.
Say, I know you're not one who your
duty shirks,
So fill up your bag with popping fire
works.
TOM 3 AY COLTRANE.
Dear Old Santa Clans:
I am a little girl two and a half
years old. I want you to bring me a
nice doll baby, and a little doll bed
and candy and nuts and oranges, and
lots of nice things.
Your little fn.nd,
ANNIE DORIS SOLOMON,
Concord, N. C.
Dear Santa Clans :
I am a little boy seven years old.
and I want you to bring me a little
air rifle, and some nice little toys.
You think a boy ought to have some
oranges, apples, cady and nuts. Don't
forget my little sister, two and a bait
years old. I would like to have a
little horse and wagon.
From your friend,
ROBT. GLENN SOLOMON,
Coneord, N. C.
Dear Santa Claus:
I want you to bring me a great
big doll, one that will open and shut
its eyes, and a carriage to rol lit in;
oranges and apples and all kinds of
candies and nuts.
JESSIE GOULA IRVIN.
Dear Santa Claus:
I want you to bring me a tool box.
a bicycle, drum, a rocking horse, and
apples, oranges, bananas and all
kinds of nuts. I will not ask for any
more.
EPHRIAM JOHNSTON IRVIN.
Dear Santa Claus:
I want you to bring me a doll, one
that will open and shut its eyes, and
a carriage to roll it in, and a little
rocking chair; apples, oranges, ba
nanas, candy and all kinds of nuts.
MAY VIRGINIA IRVIN.
Dear Santa:
I am two years old, but I know
about you, and I want you to come
and bring me a doll, a rocking chair,
a horn and all the eandy and oranges,
etc., that you can spare.
ETHEL WINECOFF CRESS.
Dear Santa Claus:
I want you to bring me a harp and
a little red wagon, full of oranges,
bananas, apples, cocoanuts, raisins
and cocoanut candy and all kinds of
nuts.
LEONORA SOSSAMON,
Locust, N. C.
Dear Santa Claus:
I want you to bring me a sleeping
doll and a horn and all knids of nuts,
oranges, apples, bananas and raisins.
FLONIA BELLE SOSSAMON.
Locust, N. C.
THIS IS CERTAIN
The Proof Tbat Concord Readers
Cannot Deny.
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d- nee of the efficiency of any remedy
than the test of timer Thousands
of people testify that Doan's Kidney
Pills cure permanently.
Home endorsement should prove
undoubtedly the merit of this reme
dy. Years ago your friends and neigh
bors testified to the relief they had
derived from the use of Doan's Kid
ney Pills. Tbey now confirm their
testimonials. They say time ha com
pleted the test.
Mrs. W. M. Fisher, 05 N. Georgia
avenue, Coneord, N. C., says: "Sines
I publicly endorsed Doan's Kidney
Pills three years ago, nothing has
happened to check my faith in this
excellent remedy. I gladly eonfirm
my former testimonial." (Stab
ment given February 27, 1911) '
The endorsement referred to by
Mrs. Fisher was given on January
11, 1908, and was in substance aa fol
lows: "I was annoyed by sharp,
shooting pains across the small of
my back and I hardly knew what
caused the trouble. I was also both
ered by soreness through my kidneys
and finally I decided to try a kidney
medicine. I got a box tf Doan's Kid
ney Pills at Gibson's Drag Store and
half the contents eared me."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50c
Foeter-Hilburn Co Buffalo, Now
York, aote agents for the United
State. - -
Remember the name doaa 's and
lake no other.
FILES CURED W e TO 14 DATS.
Your druggist will refund money if
PAZO OINTMENT fails to ear any
ease of Itching, Blind Bleeding or
ProtradJng PUe to 14 dUy. 50.
pounca ajtd tout; clam.
OshkoaB, WasFoasia, fcas adopted
th innaaiinu plaa of rover man L i
tieaataB Wet mora of Bbodo Bfead
aad SaaaroB Ouggtnbatia of Colora
do save aaaoaaeed their iateBtioBS
to ratire at 'th end of their present
.ma.
The first preaMential priraaxy aW
toon ha the United States will be
hold in North Dakota oa Marek 19,
ant
Tbe Lotus Club, a non-pa rtiaan po
litical orfaaiaakioa of New York City,
is to have GorerBor Harmon or Ohio
ea ftt guest of honor next month.
Next year in the presidential eoo-
ventnons of the two domtnuit par
ties, Republic so and Democratic,
there wll be in each from, 1,00 to
1,070 delegates.
Ben F. Caldwell formerly well
known as a member of Congress, has
made announcement of his candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for
governor of Illinois.
The Massachusetts Socialists mis)
succeeded in getting at the November
election the three per cent that en
titles them to be called a party and
to have a place on the official ballot.
Presidential preference will be
among the matters submitted to the
voters of Tennessee at the State pri
maries to be conducted by'the "Inde
pendent" Democratic party next
Ap'il.
Like numerous other men who have
attained prominence in public life,
Joseph A. Taggart, the new Demo
crsrie congressman from the Seooiid
hstrict. began lids career ss a school
teacher.
A circumstance unknown "lo the av
erage voter of today is that Pennsyl
vania was almost as reliably
Democratic previous to 18(i0 as it has
been robustly Republican since that
vear.
As a result of the election held
last November the commission form
of government lios increased 10 per
cent in "the United States, measured
by the population of the cities adopt
ing it.
NO. 3 ITEMS.
Mr. Mearl B. Benson held an old
time fiddlers' convention at Kannap
olis last Saturday night. All the
crowd was greatly astonished when
Mr. Joe Ewart, an one-arm man, of
our community was called upon and
placed in front off the audience to
play a bass violin. He also played
some fine cords on the piano. Some
good music and dancing was furnish
ed by the contest. The winner of the
first prize was Mr. Jason B. Smith,
the leader of the Gilwood string
band. Mr. W. C. Sherrill won the
second prize; a Mr. Phillips, of Kan
napolis, won the prize for the best
bftiijo picker. When the audience
was dismissed Mr. Smith was cheer
ed and many warm congratulations
from all sides for the fine music made
by him. The wish of all is to wit
ness many more such times in that
place.
ONE PRESENT.
"Best on Earth."
This is the verdict of R. J. Howell,
Tracy, O., who bought Foley s Honey
and Tar Compound .for .his .wife.
"Her cose was the worst I have ever
seen, and looked like a sure case of
consumption. Her lungs were sore
and she coughed almost incessantly
and her voice was hoarse and weak.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
brought relief at once and less thaa
three bottles effected a complete
cure. Sold by M. L. Marsh, Druggist.
Of the sevaral Democratic leaders
who are being discussed for tho pres
idential nomination the oldest is
point of yeara is Governor Harmon
of Ohio, who will be 66 next Febru
ary. Representative Underwood is in
his fiftieth year, Wood row Wilson is
53 and Speaker Champ Clark will
celebrate his 61st birthday next
March.
Where they Locality Does Not Count
Wherever there are people suffer
ing for kidney and bladder ailments,
from backache, rheumatism and urin
ary iregularities. Foley Kidney Pills
will help them. Belvidere, HI E. A.
Kelly, an ex-engineer, says: "Three
yeara ago my kidneys became so bad
that I wa compelled to give up my
engine and quit. There was a severe
aching pain over thehips, followed
by an inflamation of tb bladder, and
always a thiek sediment Foley Kid
ney fills made me a sound and well
I cannot say too much in their
praiae." Sold by M. L. Marsh.
Newton IX Baker, who recently
elected mayor -of Cleveland by
too large plurality of 18,000 m now
being discussed by , Ohio Democrat!
a candidate to succeed Harmon,
To make the race for governor he
would bave to resign aa mayor, since
hia term in tho latter office doe not
expire vatil January 1, 1914.
With tlw Coming of Middle Ac
There is a letting down in the phy
sical fore often shown in annoying
aad painful kidney and bladder ail-
men ta and urinary irregulannea. Fo
ley Kidney Pills are a splendid regu
lating and strengthening mediein at
such a time. Try them. Bold by
M. 1 Marso, uruggist.
Without opiates or baneful drags
of any kind Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound stops Bought and cure
eolds. Do Bot accept any anbstitoe.
Sold by M. I Marsh, Druggist .
TBXM SAT1 XV HXSTOKT.
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liU Mary, Quota of Scots eamij
od bar father, J anas V.
1545 First saaaioa of the CooaeU of
Treat, whose decisions are ro
eetvad as the standard of faith,
morals aad discipline ia the
Roanaa Catholic thnrea.
1560 Duke of Sully, ehief minister
or Hoary IV. or rraaea, bora.
Died ia 141.
1612 New Zealand discovered by
Taamaa.
1784 Dr. Samnel Johnson, the noted
lixieographer, died. Bora
September 18, 1709.
1816 First savings bank in the Unit
ed States opened in Boston.
1800 Earl of Aberdeen, British
prime minister, died. Born in
1784.
1862 Federal army of 100,000 men
under General Burnside made
a series of desperate bat un
successful attacks on Freder
icksburg, Vs.
1898 Sir William Vernon Harrourt
resigned the leadership of the
Liberal party in England.
1905 First elections held in the
Pro vine of Saskatchewan.
WAS SICK THIRTY TEARS.
Bowie, Tex. The remarkable ease
of Mrs. S. J. Etnhrv wtio lives near
here is attracting attention, on ac
count of her restoration to health af
ter many years of suffering. She
tells of it in a letter as follows:
"During the past thirty years I
have suffered grestly from nerv
ous troubles and mv health was badly
run. down. LaMv I learned of your
cod liver and iron tonic, Vinol, and
began taking it.
'I have used several bottles and
improved so fast tliat I at once rec
ommended it to two friends wlho were
in poor health. My case was com
plicated but Vinol did wonders for
me. Every woman who Buffers from
nervousness and weakness should
tske Vinol ami recover her health."
It is plain that a remedy that will
overcome a vhronie rundown condi
tion Ske this is just what wck and
sickly men, women and children
everywhere need. If you want to be
strong and healthy again, take V inol,
on our positive guarantee to give back
your money if you are not satisfied
Gibson Drug Store, Concord, N. C.
Another child in the same hotel
has a suite of the same size at the
same cost. He is here with his
mother from London, where they live,
although both are Americans. She
has one room in the hotel for her
clothes alone. The walls are lined
with wardrobes one for her evening
frowns, one for furs, another for
street costumes and so one and one
side of the room is piled high with
hat boxes.
An Alarm at Night
That strikes terror to the entire
household is the loud, hoarse and
metallic cough of croup. No mistak
ing it and fortunate then the lucky
parents who keep Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound on hand. EL W.
Casselman, Canton, N. Y., says: "It
is worth its weight in gold. Our lit
tle children are troubled are troubled
with croup and hoarseness, and all
we give them is Faley's Honey and
Tar Compound. I always have a
bottle of it in the house." Sold by
M. L. Marsh, Druggist.
Delaware next year will elect a
complete 6et of State officials and a
legislature which will elecH the suc
cessor of United States Senator Har
ry A. Richardson, whose term will ex
pire in 1913 and Who has always an
nounced tbat he will not bo candi
date for re-election.
Toley Kidney Pills.
Tonic in action, quick in results.
Will care any ease of kidney or blad
der disorder not beyond the reach of
medicine. No need asy more. Sold
by M. L. Marsh, Druggist.
United States Senator George P.
Wetmoro, of Rhode Island, who is
to retire next year on aceoorfi of
failing health, baa been a member
of the Senate since 1894, nrith the
exception of one year 1907 when
bu seat was vacant because of a
deadlock in the legislature.
Engraved Wedding Inrltationi And
Anna&attfaantl .:
We bone oar friend will not for
get that we furnish the most elegant
marriage lavitations and announce
ments that eaa be obtained. We hare
a book showing a beautiful lino of
sample of tho - very , latest styles.
wnisn. will be sent to anyone) oa re
quest. AH orders are . considered
triotly eonfldemtiaL , ff.
tat o( OUaa OK at Tales,
Frank I. Cheney aaakaa oath that a
Is orater partaer of tb arm of f. J.
uneoey co eoiag susiaea ia tb
City of Toledo, County aad State afore
said, and that seld Arm will pay the
MB of ONI HUNDRED DOLLARS) for
aaek aad every eaa of Catarrh that
cannot be eared by th aee of Hall'
Catarrh Car. FRANK J. CHEN Br.
Bwara t hater m and anbaerlbad la
wiy presence, this It day of Ptseaieer,
. a sea. ,
A. W. (TLBAWT!
(Saal) ' ' Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cur l takes Inter.
ally, aad Seta Slreetly oa th blood
ana atueene sarraea f th Sfstssa.
Sead for taatlmeeiel free,
F. at CH.r.lf ai CO, Toled, a
i Sold by all Druaaista, Tie.
Take Ball' FaatUr run tor Caaau
TJm ear Penny ColamB It Pays
IACXWELX. .
After liajpNina- about two week
or mora, trst from falling aad got-
uaf Bar aaoaUer enjotnted aad last
ly from pawaamoia, Ms. Mary Fs-
paravaa b4 last Moaday ovacucr
at Bar boom aboat on sad on kali
lea aoatkwoat of this place.- 8k
was good womaa and dorotod Chria
tiaa aad was well liked by all that
know bar. She was 78 years 3 months
and two day old aad leave one soa.
ooo daughter and one aistaV, aad
many friends to moara their loss.
The . funeral services took place at
Organ E. L. ehnreh last Tuesday at
two o'clock p. bu, Rev. H. A. Trexler
officiating.
Joe Ridenhoor went to Lexiagtoa
last Sunday to visit friend.
Albert Peeler and J. D. Shoe went
to Salisbary on business last Wed
nesday. Frank Fespermaa has a boil just
above his eye, which baa caused the
eye to close, and is not improving
very fast.
Jim Shinn has sold his store and
contents to James Holaooser and it
will bo run in the future by Mr. Hoi
souser. S. R. Fisher and John Fink, from
Cabarrus, were visiting at Thomas
RinehardVs quite recently.
Samuel Cooper baa begun work on
his new residence and expects to have
it completed and ready to move in
by Christmas.
Much hunting is being done around
here and rabbits and birds seem to be
plentiful.
Misses Pesrl and Lilly Goodman
went to Salisbury on business yester-
dsy.
Jackson Bost and wife visited at
D. C. Holsousber's last Sunday.
SANDY.
Seaboard Air Line Christmas Holi-
The Seaboard Air Line Railway
will sell Christmas rates to all points
in their territory at greatly reduced
rates, tickets on sale December 15,
16. 17. 20. 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 30, 31
and January 1st, good to return until
January 8th, 1912. For further in
formation call on your nearest agent
or write the undersigned.
JAMES KER, JR.,
T. P. A. Charlotte, N. C.
M.-P,. LEONARD,
D. P. A. Raleigh, N. C.
What are the things he writes f
He never wrote a single line
SHE COULD SHOUT, SAYS
MRS. JOHN W. PTTCHFOBD,
OF ASPEN, If. 0.
I will alway use Runt' Cur tor
Itching- trouble, and tell all I aee about
It. I could shout now to know that
we are all well ot that dreadful trou
ble. The first ot last (all my little boy
broke out with some kind ot Itchlns
trouble. Thinking hia blood wa bad
I auve him a blood tonic but be sot
worse, and could not aleep at night.
Borne aald ne had itcn. ana tola me
what wa aood (or it. I used what
people aald would cure It, but nothing
did any good. My other two children
and myself took the disease from him
in January, mil. I saw Hunt cure
advertised and I purchased a 60c box.
It helped my little boy so much I got
box for each of the family, and now
we are all well of that dreadful trou
ble. Hunt Cur will cur Itch In a
hort time If you will go by directions.
We had It in It wont form, and used
Hunt Cure and w are now all well.
Thank to A. B. Richard Medicine
Co., of Sherman, Texas, Manufacturer
01 aucn healing medicine.
Aspen, if. C.
For Sat by Th Qlbson Drug Store.
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reduced rate 'from all point on it
nne. JJate or sale, December 10,
16, 17, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 30, 31
and January 1st, 1912, with final re
turn limit January 8th, 1912.
For farther information apply to
your nearest agent, or to the under
signed. R. H. DEBUTTS, ,
Traveling fassenger Agt,
Charlotte, N. C
For Bale A two story, 8 room dwV
ling oa Sooth Union street lot 113i
419, Good stable, garden and out
buildings. J na K. Patterson.
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Brasatam that Um trdry clar 1 tM
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a oftem tr the store that srQ doIUr -Beam
u row wfll la tM -elotkea iboy.
Ear w allow ao mlctprassnUUoa.
Oar ulssra knew It trffl cost them
their situation to tall roV ntt or
OTereoat U all-wool If it 1 aoi hat
they ran no risk for we soil
Schloss
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Hand tailored of pore wool wiMartil
which stand th terir rain and mu
test a well as the old reliable eid
test. We know 8chloss hand-UQared
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uetuBs wiu mi your expectations aad
give yon a signed guarantee with t
ery garment a goarutee that ha a
record of more thaa a third of een
tury of satUf action behi&d it
to S3Q.Q0.
For vStJe.
' Six room cottage on Ayeoek street,
outbuildings, good orchard, lot 200z
100 feet, cheap at 1,050.00. t
One beautiful building lot on West
Depot street adjoining Dr. Herring'
resident lot ... ,
- One building V on Whit street,
85 feet front adjoining J. &, Rat
ledge's resident lot L , t, , v
' About one aere with cottage and
god barn in Hannanoll anitahU.
business. A rare opportunity to in
vest in suen aesiraoi property. .
JNO. K. PATTERSON.
DENnSTHY
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