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TT1 CCCC?J DRILT THBuI Mi TV.st , 1. Yar ...,.. K 11 Man Ik Tar Mante Cm Malt tmt W m aMy u aaal BBaT bibjbb la Dally nmlli Cm Moats. fix Moat ha waive, atotka US. I.J. -I I. I S. , rtJBIJWTf ANMOCNCBVENT. AaVrartlalBB' rata eaa b had at tht aaV. Copy Cor Chang null be in by 1 e'eloek, a. m. Cards of Thaaka, Raaolutlon o( Re Boo aa almilar article r chargrd Bt la rata of casta pr lln cab In Botarad a aaeond cla mall maltir April It, Ilia, at th Doatoffice at Con ooM. K C under th act of March I, UT. Arrival of Trains at Concord. BOITHBOI'MD. V I I 19 a-m. N 41 t 19 a.m. Mo, IT 1 11 a.m. No. 111010 a.m. No. T 1:4 D-m. No, Jt I IS p.m. 41 :4S a.m No. tl 4:t .m ALL TRAINS 8T NOBTHBOt ND. No. 8 4 10 a.m. No. 44 4S a.m No.. IS II "a ii m No. 4 3 40 p.m No. 12 i 4J p a No. 38 r . 1J ;..-. No 1 10 3fi V l'i No. 30 11:55 p.m OP AT CONCORD. JOHN SL OGLESBY, City Editor BAILWAT DEATH 's DUB TO TBXSPAM. Mr. Dak Say Artca An Safer Taaa EncUik Tc Tmm- According to ststistie road by W. D Duke. assistsnt to th president of lb Rirhmood, Fredeneksbut and Potomac Railroad, during an iddrw ob " Railway Accidents" before the Railway Club of Richmond last night. VI.(HK) tre-wpsssers have been killed by the railways of the I'nited State hi the course of the last tweuly vesrs. I'ass ami enforce sfrinirent laws that will prevt-ul the use ot railway lines as public highway for pedes trians." uri.fil Mr. Iuke. "and the railroad fatalities in this country will be more than cut in half. Kuiiland has such laws. and. what it more. thev are riirhtlv enforced. I'ntil the much needed k-.'islation to this ef fect is passed the uewspapers will continue lo publish every year start ling figures of 'railway slaughter." The public does not understand that of the S.7159 persons killed on the OoASord, N. 0.. December 30, 1911 n 1 ETERNAL God. in whom ii the hope of all our yean, remember in in Thy merer alao in this new year of our Lord. Reveal Thy glory m the experience of it! joy and arrow. Forestall ki tean with the abiding comfort of Thy presence. Make us (trong rightiy to measure all our gains and to endure with patience very lot Thy lore allow. Show us Thy meaning m the gifts and opportunities of each new day. Assure us of Thy help m labor, Thy delight in our joys. Quick an our minds to clear vision and our hearts to cheerful content. Provide for our bodies such visor as shall be needful for our allotted work. We leave to Thee the mystery of the year's events, assured that Thou wit guide our way. With hold from us all gifts which would prevent Thy purpose for our growth m wisdom and in service. Only deny us not Thy self Thy Spirit to instruct our hearts. Thy work to share. Thy peacetoaul our iesdesness.Thy presence to resolve our doubts. In the sifting of temptation grant that our faith fail not, and when our yean are ended bring us to Thyself, through Jesus Christ OUT Lord. Amen. Tins DATS XV BISTORT. , Dacca bar 30. i 1765 James Francis Edward Stuart, railed the Pretender, died. Born 16SS. 1S13 British burned black Kuck and Buffalo. 1S51 Louis Kossuth, the famous Hungarian patriot. sHke be fore the I'nited Slates Con-press. I860 President Buchauan declined to receive the delegates from South Carolina. IStil Banks in New York and other cities suspended cash jmiv nients. ISM Socialist League tunned in Kngland. I'M);; Six hundred lives lost in the burning of the Iroquois Tlies Ire in Chicago. 8 TODAY SCHOOL. XT?. Foartt Quarter, Fox Deeeobar 31, 1911. The Interna tional A la Henry Blount. I Social "write-ups" in North Caro- ; lina are really prose mciiis. The fol lowing excerpl trom the description jof a wedding at Thermal City in the ! Charlotte Chronicle is a case in point : I "The lovelv and -legant home of railroads of this country in lIMRl. only (,at ,.riln prime of hospitality, t he nVil were passengers and employes I, ..hearted and nolile-souled Ah. killed in train accidents." Weaver, was a radiant scene of en- Mr. Duke declared that while there ,-hant inu' loveliness, lor Cupid had were 5.000 trespassers hoboes stal- hrtmulit one of his finest offerings to ing rides and people walking on the (.,,rt ,,f Hvnii n. for the lovable track killed in 1!H)0, the railroads are actually getting safer and safer. II had figures to back up his decla ration, and furthermore asserted that the railroads in this country are twice as safe far passengers as are those of the I'nited Kingdom. "Of the 900 railway accidents of importance since 1901. f)9 per cent, have lieen due to negligence, disobe dience of orders and recklessness on the part of employes." Mr. Puke continued. "Twelve per cent, were Miss Maude, the beautiful daughter of Mr. Weaver and his refined and most excellent wit'e. who is a lady of rarest charms and sweetest graces, dedicated her life's ministry to P$. .lames K. llohgood. the brilliant anil gifted ami talented son of that ripe scholar and renowned educator, the learned Professor Hubgood. the very able and successful president of the Oxford Female College. The groom is a successful physician of Henrietta, a voting gentleman of splendid worth .M'oob portioa of this prophecy ba bean assigned aa ear Uaauo, toe ttvaou suggests a study ot tbs wbote prophecy. Tbe words "my mi inter" of ill, L are lost a translation of tb word "alabvchr ot L 1, and through th aiiaatingn we team "tb burden ot tb word of the lord." which la, "1 bar loved you" 0, 2). W are reminded of Dent vU, 9-8, wher the only reason given why the Lord chose them tor a special people unto Himself la "because the Lord loved yon." Compare Jer. ml, 3; John lit, 10; itll, 1; zt, 0; 1 John 111, 16. Who Is this that ao loves unlovely people? Even lie who aajs: "I am a great King. My name shall be great among the nations. I a in toe Lord. I change not' (L 11. 14; 111, 01. What does He ask In return for sucb love? Simply that they bear Ills mes sage, lay It to heart and give glory to His name, walking with Him lu peace and equity, even as Levi did (II. 2. 5, li, bringing In all tbe tithes and proving Him as ready to pour upon tbeiu more blessing than they could receive (111, 10), for He Is able to do exceeding abundantly above all we ask or think (Eph, til, 20). How did they requite such love? They despised His uarne by offering polluted bread upon His al tar, by offerlug the blind, the lame and ihe sick for sacriflce; by offering to the Lord what they would not offer tuelr aarthly ruler and by calling nil their 40 called service a weariness (1, (1-8, 12, 13). They wearied the Lord with t heir words, saying, "livery one that doeth evil Is cood In the sliilit of the Lord, M array's MaiL A freckled-faced girl atappsa) at the puslorne and yelled oat: "Any thing far the Murphy's "No. there is not," said tbe post niastrr. "Anything for Jan Murphy T" "No." " Anything for Ann Murphy'" "No." "Anything for Tom Murphyt" "No." "Anvthinft for Bob MurphvT" "No." "Anvthinn for Jerrr Murphyt" "No." "Anything for Ijiie Murphyt" "No, nor for Pat Murphy, nor for IVrnis Murphy, nor for Pete Mur phy, nor for Paul Murphy, nor for John, nor for Jim Murphv. nor for any Murphy, dead, living, unltorn, na tive or loreign. civilized, savage or barbarous, male or female, black or white, franchised or disfranchised, natural or otherwise. No! there is positively nothing individually, joint ly, severally, now and forever." The girl looked at the postmaster in astonishment and said: "Please see if there is anything for Clarence Murphy." due to detective roadbeds or equip-1 and brilliant promise, for he is en ment. and only 19 per cent, were t;,,iweil liv birth and training with all causes comp ile blamed to unavoidabli Willi the best roadbed and S menl. operated by faithful, trustwor Jfri thv employes, there should be no Is ! train accidents." GO TO THE RESCUE. jl IE Under the heading, "The Proposed Line of March for 1912." Ihe Rich mond Times-Dispatch publishes a cut by John T. McCutclieon showing how a man should direct his steps next year. At one end of the picture his home is shown from which he emerges. His footsteps are traced on the paper first to the office, store or factory, on front of which is the word "Work." From this, after his work is over, his steps are traced to the savings bank, where he deposits his earnings. In going from his place of work he goes by the door of a sa loon but does not enter, as it shown by his foot prints. From tbe bank he goes across the street to the club, on which is printed the sign, "The Glad Heart," but just before he gets to the entrance he turns around and retraces his steps hack to his home. Near his home is a church and of course his steps are seen leading in to the door of that. It is a striking picture, and maps out a course of life which is pretty hard to improve upon. Don't Wait Till It's Too Late Fol low the Example of a Concord Citizen. Rescue Ihe aching back. If it keeps on aching, trouble comes. Backache is kidney ache. If vou neglect the kidnevs' warn ing. Look out for urinary trouble 1 Ins I oncord citizen w ill show vou how to go to the rescue. R. 0. Benfield, 71 W. Acnduny St t oncord, .v l., savs: snvs: 1 am glad to confirm the public statement I made three years ago, recommend ing Dunn's Kidney Pills. I have had little cause to worry about my condition since that time. Dull pains utoss the small of my back caused nie intense suffering and there was a soreness through mv kidnevs. llear- ng of Doan's Kidney Pills, 1 got a supply at Gibson's Drug Store, and the contents of three or four boxes was all that was required to cure me. 1 advise other kidney sufferers to use Doan's Kidnev Pills." For Sale by aH dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-flfaurn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan'3 and take no other. those noble impulses in winsome trails that adorn I rue manhood. The bride is a lady of wondrous fascina tion and remarkable attractiveness. for with manners as enchanting as the wand of a siren and a disposition as sweet as Ihe odors id' flowers and spirits as joyous as the caroling of birds and mind as brilliant as those glittering tresses that adorn the brow of winter ami with heart as pure as dewdrops trembling in a coronet of violets, she will make the home her husband a paradise of enchant ment like the lovely home of her girl hood, where the heaven-toned harp ot marriage, with its chords of lov and devotion and fond endearment sent forth the sweetest strains of fe- iicih nun eer uiriiieii lite senses with the rhythmic pulsings of erst a tic rupture." Wlmvere wrote that is n dangerous rival of the snpar trust, says the Richmond Times-Dispatch. md be dt'llEbtctli 111 uict.i (ii. ! They robbed the Lord of tiosis In tithes and offering mul yd siii', Wherein have we robbed ili.e." 'iliey id. "II Is i.iin to serve ibid, i.nd h.it profit is It th:it we hue be; t Ills ordinance and walked n --.ini'id'y lie fore Him?" They culled ihe proud lappy nr.d set up those who wr-uighl kodmss (111. S. 1.1 tr.i. Yet He said: "Keturn unto Me. ami I will return unto you. 1 will rebuke he devourer. mid nil nations shall call you ble-tsed. for ye shall be :t iiedht some lend, salth the Lord of busts" (ill. 7, l"l. lie Is the same 11s when Im pleaded with them before the captiv ity, SJ.ylne, "O Israel, thou hnsl de itroyed thyself, but In Me Is thine help." "O Israel, return unto the Lord Concord. Count v of Cabarrus, State thy God, for thou hast fallen by thine I,,,- v,-,,,.,;, cariilm (James F. Harris iniquity" (Hos. xlll. 0; xiv. Ii. Tteturu. ,,;,, , lllerein and in cllar,Te thou backsliding Israel, saltb the Lord. ,,.,.,., , ., only acKnowieuKe mine 111 1 , . .. ; . ..- Iqulty. Turn. O backsliding i',,- ' 01 ' V 1 1 el children for I am married 1 " - - unto vou" (Jer. 111. 12 141. In the S "( VM- entitled "Corpora- We most cordially wish all our readers a happy new year and a prosperous one. The year just ex piring has brought prosperity to many, Badness and sorrow to more, but on the whole we have as a people been largely blessed and have much to be thankful for in bidding adieu to it. Let us set our faces toward 1912 with a stout heart and a smil ing face, ever remembering our de pendence on Him who is the Giver of all good gifta. Pmaant indications point to a live ly ihnMunrnared contest for the Democratic nomination for governor - of Illinois at the pfelimariea next April. The prospectivs candidates for the nomination re Samuel Als ebnlar of Aurora, former Congress man Ben F. Caldwell and former HtYjof Edward F. Dunne, of Chicago. What an inferior man seeks is in '"othT; ht a superior man seeks is fat bixnself. Bulwer Lytton. Mrs. Pickett and Southern Poets. The South is developing many new writers these days, but the old ones are not forgotten, and all magazine readers below Mason and Dixon's line and above it too will welcome Mrs. La Salle Corbell Pickett's new series of articles on famous literary people and places of the South, now appearing in Lippincott's. The first paper, "The Sunrise Poet" whom every Southerner will recognize as Sidney Lanier is in the December issue. 'Lorn, one of Lanier s most famous works, is reprinted from an early number of Lippincott's, in w hich it originally appeared. Papers on Edgar Allan Poe and Henry Timrod will follow. Willie's Essay on the Hookworm. Thee hookwirm is a varnivrus nni miel. which lives on ollic holders and loliticians and other fellers which mtes ter git up erlv in the inornin' When thee hookwirm biles vou he makes you lazv. and vou don't like o wirk. .Maw savs Pnw was bit bv his lerociaiis litilt animiel shortly alter they was married, which was pute onfortunit. as Paw and Maw lad planned some grate things lie- ore iney was married, raw was gtK ng to be a nulhonheir inside of two years, and Maw was going to have set 01 nionkev hide furs. Maw has got the furs all right which she got at church rallle, but Paw ain't got the millyun. Paw savs it am t his fault but Rockefeller would have been the same as Paw is today if the hookwirm had bit him torlv vears ago the same as it did Paw. i uoii. i know w nai w ood become of us if a hookwirm should happen 10 come along and bite Maw. Maw says the hookwirm is a mith and 1'aw- says it it is a mith, it has got sharper teeth than any mith he ever see. Uncle Peat was also hi I... . V. '.l . ... u.v me mini some lime ago. and his wife has took in washing for nine y ars. Ilns is nwl I know about the hookwirm, which is enuff for one per son to no. State f Okto, City t TaMa, Laeaa Caurr. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ha la aenior partner or the nrm or F. J Cheney A Co., doing bualneaa In th uuy or Toledo, county and State afore. aald. and that said firm will dbt the sum ot ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS tor eacn ana every cam or Catarrh that cannot be cured by tha ua of Hair uatarrn cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed In my presence, this Ith day or December, A- u. IBS. A. W. OLBASON. (Seal) Notary Public Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken Inter nally, and acta directly on tha blood and muoona aurfacaa of th system. Send for testimonial free. F. J. CHENEY CO.. Toledo, O. 001a oy an urua-ffiaiB, 7 DC Taka Hall's Family Pills for Const! patlon. New Mexico hopes to have tbe of- fical recount of the returns of the re cent election completed in time to in augurate William C McDonald as the Bret State govenor early in June, In the Massachusetts election last month the Socialist Killed less than 15,000 votes, aa against a total of nearly 40,000 votes east for their par ty candidates in 1002. TJss our Penny Column it Pays. SHE COULD SHOUT, SAYS MRS. JOHN W. PITCILTORD. OF ASPEN, N. 0. I will always uae Hunt Cure tn itching trouble, and tell all I see about 11. 1 couia snout now to know tha we are all well of that dreniiriil irnu ble. The first of luat fall my little boy broke out with aome kind of itching trouble. Thinking hi blood wo bad I gave him a blood tonic, but be got worae. and could not aleep at night. some aia ne naa itcn, and told me wnai was good ror It. I used what people Said Would Cure It. hut nnthlnir did any good. My other twn rhiirirn and myseir took the dleeaae from him in January, 1911, I saw Hunt's Cure ravemaea ana 1 purchased a 60c boa. it neipea my nttie boy ao much I got dox ior eacn 01 tne ramiiy, and now we are an wen 01 that dreadful trou ble. Hunt s Cure will cur Itch In 1 short time If you will go by directions. " w naa it in it worst rorm, and used Hunt' Cure and we are now all well. Thank to A. B. Richards Medicine Cc ot Sherman, Texaa, Manufacturers oe ucn neaung medicine. MRU. IflHH w xirrnnvMr, Aapen, N. C. raold Dy Uiosoo Drug Store, Con cord, M. V. Governor Harmon f Ohio for pres ident and Governor Burke of North Dakota for Vice President is tbe na tional ticket conceived by some of the democratic politicians. To Be Busy Way for Taft Washington. D. C, 20. Accom panied by a small party of pruminent officials and diplomats. President Taft will leave the capital tomorrow morn ing lo till public engagements in Phil adelphia and Xew York. Tomorrow afternoon the President will attend the John Wanamaker jubilee celebra tion in Philadelphia. From Phila delphia he will hurry to New York to speak at the citizens' peace din ner lo lie given at the Waldorf to morrow night. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Department of State. Certiliiale of tiling of consent by stockholders lo Dissolution. To All to Whom These Presents May tome li red ing: Wher as. It appears (o my satis faction, by duly authenticated record of the proceedings for the voluntary dissolution thereof deposited in my otlice. that the Peoples DruR Com pany, a corporation of this State, whose otlice is situated in the citv of you midst of nil the unbelief there was, as there nlways has been mid will be. faithful remnant referred to in III, 10, Then they that feared the Lord spake often one to another, and the Lord hearkened and heard it, and a hook of remembrance was written before Him for them that feared the Lord, and that thought upon His name. quoted the whole verse, for It seems so marvelous that God should keep n peclal record of those who even think upon Him. Many have been comfort ed by this blessed assurance. Then see how He speaks of them In verse 17, "My jewels," or, as In tbe margin, and the following passages, "Special treasure" (Ex. xix, B; Ps. exxxv, 4; Deut. vll, 0; xiv, 2, xxvl, 18). Compare I Pet II, ; John xvil, 23; Tit. U, 14, re vised version. The return of verse IS Is that which is more fully described In chapter lv and referred to In Mntt xxv, 81; Col. ill. 4; II Thess. 1, 7-10; Rev. xlx, 11; Ps, I, 1-6. It is the com ing of Christ with His saints of Zech. xlv, 6; I Thess. Ill, 13, and the former passages Just quoted when with Ills redeemed ones He will execute nis Judgments on the ungodly and show mercy to His land and His people. It will be the day of vengeance upon His enemies and the time of redemption for Israel (Isa. xxxlv, 8; xxxv, 4; 1x111, 4). When He shall come as the Sun of Righteousness (xlv, 2) then shall the righteous shine forth as the sun (Matt xlll, 4) and os tbe brightness of the firmament (Dan. xii, 3). There will be, however, on event to precede that which Is not mentioned In the Old Testament, the first stage of His re turn, Ills welcome to His elect church out of all nations In the air when He shall be to them as the morning star, which Is always seen before the sun rising (Rev. xxll, 10; 11, 26-28). It Is after the removal of the church (I Tbeaj. lv, ie-18; I Cor. xv, 61, 52; Rev. lv and v) that the great and dreadful day of the Lord, so often mentioned In the prophets and fully described In Rev. vl to xvtll, shall come on the earth. Then shall Israel be purified, according to III, 2, 3; tv, S, 6; Zech. xlll, 8, 0. John the Baptist, who came In the spirit and power of Elijah to herald the first coming of Christ, was the messenger of chapter 111, 1, and the voice of Isa. xL 8, but the real Elijah will be the herald of Christ's second coming in glory to Judge the nations and set np His kingdom with redeemed Israel as the center in their own land ana Jerusalem tne throne of the Lord (Isa. ix, 21: Jer. Ill, 17). It was after John the Baptist had been beheaded that th Lord Jesus Bald, "Elijah truly shall first com and re store all things TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT. rsks LAXATIVE BR0M0 Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund yonr mon y if it fails to eure. E. W. GROVE'S signature is on Men vox. zoo. lions." and the amendments thereto, pii'limiiuiry to the issuing of this eer lificnte that such consent has been h'lcd: Now. therefore, I. J. Bryan (Irimes, Secretarv of Slalo of tho Slate of North Carolina, do hereby certify that ii,.. ...,;.i ; i;.i i. 01111. I Km... Il" r-.llll t IN M,ll,lll(;i ,11,1, llll lllf Ml'lll l.l.iv I)....i,.lr 1011 HI,, in of. lice a duly executed and attested con sent in writing to the dissolution of said corporation, executed by more than two-thirds in interest of the stockholders thereof, which said cer- 1 irate and the record of the pro ceedings aforesaid are now on file in my said ollice as provided by law. In Testimonv Whereof, I have here to set my band and affixed my of- licial seal, nl Haleigb, this '26th day f December. A. D., 11)11. J. BRYAN GRIMES, Secretary of State. M-4w Secretary of State. SAID DR. J. S. LAFFERTV Practice limited te Bra, Bar, Most ana i nroai ana niuns; ui Offles In the Morris eulldlna. Room No. ts over Cabarra flavlna Bank. OOI c hears: I to 11 s, bv, sad L to 4 SHE WOULD FAINT Mrs. Delia Lonj Unable to Stand On Her Feet More Than a Few Minutes at a Time. Pendergrast, Oa. Mrs. Delia Long, of this place, in a recent letter, says: "For five or six years, I suffered agon ies with womanly troubles. Often. I couldn't sit no more than a few minutes at a time, and if I stood on my feet long, I would taint I took Cardul. ana it helped me im mediately. Now, I can do my work all the time, and don't Buffer Ilk I did." Take Cardul when yon fee ill In any way weak. Urea, mis rams, or nnaer the weather. Cardul is a strength building tonlo medlcin for women. It has been found to relieve pain ana distress caused by womanly troubles. and is an excellent medicine to have oa hand at all times. Cardul acts on th womanlr consti tution, building np womanly strength. toning np the nerves, ana regulating the womanly organs. Its half century ot success Is da to merit It has dona good to thousands. Will you try ttt It may be Just what yon need. Ask yonr arngglst about Cardul. He will recommend it H. B. Write lot Ladl' AVlMnrNt..CaNa txv MtdklfM Co.. Chitunooaa. T. Air Awnial Jnltructioru, and M-s book. "Hob Tn maul far Wqbmb," Mat la flaia wrasi ar. aa lwM. 1 h . I NaaVsLlalsiaatsjtt Mt nmdr lor Balneal tlam, Boatfloa, Lam Beok, Stiff Joint ao4 kttMct. Bora lliiott. Goat. BtnlB, Bpralna, Cats, Bral OoUe, Crass p, Menralsls, Tootfcach, eaa all Mar, Bonaa4MuAbs sod Pains. Tbs ha Noah's Atk os arar paekasa and looks Uks thai eat, but ha BED taod on irmt a aaakasa ana -tUmV. U I ! hr7 la Kin nik. Br of batuttoBB, Lam hottls, M esata, and aoat by all dlrslasdlla fund by Noah KasMly VB lae bub nam, . Who Have You: Forgotten ? It sometimes happens that you have over looked giving a good friend a Christmas pre sent. 'Tis very becoming to give New Year's Gifts. Send him an order on us for a "Schloss Baltimore Made" ' Suit Overcoat Raincoat (cravenetted) Tuxe do or Full Dress Suit a new model Raglan or a dozen other novelty models of handsome Over coats. This kind of a gift is useful and would be greatly appreciated and serve as a memento of good feeling at the same time not very ex pensive. You will be astonished to see what a $15. order will do. From there on upwards 'tis simply a question of elegance or luxury, well worth the amount ex pended, no matter what it may be. Besides when yoH send him a Suit or Overcoat of the "Schloss Baltimore Make" he will look properly dressed at the begining of the year which will give him a good start. Don't forget to put on your order "Schloss Baltimore Made" Suit or Overcoat. Gannon & Fetzer Go. Mrs. Smith When she wants anything in the Furniture lines Runs Her liusliaml tn H. B. WILKINSON & CO'S. fur it because Her Experience lias taught her that they are the t'lieajKvt in town ami her Husband Agrees with her 'ihat they can saw money liy buying anything in the Furniture From H. B. WILKINSON & COMPANY and can furnish their Homo With less expense than any where in tow.:. H. B. WILKINSON & CO. Furniture and Undertaking Eye Strain RELIEVED BT GLASSES SCIENTIFICALLY FITTED. If your fs trouble yon, or yon ean't see a we'l a yon one did, consult ma. I will mak aomplet teat. I get results in Glass Fittlnf . G. L Lang.D.O.S. Op posit Oabamu Bavtsfi Bank, Do You Keep Chickens? . .. If WH-yoa , BMd on of Out SAXITA&T AUTOMATIC POTJLTEY FOUNTAINS. ... A child eaa flO thm On six enly 50 cento. Gradj-Brady Co. I Um ovx Fanny Ooln&n It Payi. To Make a Proper Appearance for Ihe Holidays Let us clean and press your clothes. Wear a suit eleaiuul and nraaaari at my establishment and you will be in keeping with th gay holiday attire of the season. Clothe Cleaned, Pressed and re turned the same dav. Phona 188 and we will call for them promptly. City Pressing Club D. B. F0WKLES, Proprietor. DR. J. V. DAVIS. DENTIST ,v Ofteo 0Tr Marsh' Drag Btor. , 'PHOfflB K0. 433. DENTISTRY . I am now In tb Morris Building, over th Cabarrus Havings Bank. VJL H. 0. EBBJUHO. Moon'i Loom Laf Lodger 8hta kept in stock at Th Timeo-Tribnn offie. . tf.
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