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to We a UUl e-iif of the sua to-! Wtr ad are- rrUfd by J llVft C Prill fit .NfifWl hOV
e Male and nun to I antda v. ill ' " """" ' J J
ka opportunity to Ttew the phe- " form ot d"1- ecua.
aotaena. Keidfnts of Soethera kr- UrW' rinra nd
kU, if conditions are favorable, wUl5 f"""1 ,l U f Lu,fy .,ott' W',IV
be treated to nartial wrfonuaaw . "J rf u. dow iT
,,itnMMIH.tMMHIMlHHMI 4MI-4MHMf etMJ
by old Svl whm b bidet himself --bind
the noon.
The path of totality mia ' tram
South America from a point. ear
Quito, Ecuador, to Rio Janeiro,' Br
L The best place it ia flrered for
Uibaon Drug Store, Concord, N. 0.
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aHHHHHat 4HHHk ft it 1t1tit ft ft ftft t
Aje Appreciated hy Concord Feopie.
ThiuUAn4tt wKa aiiffr fmm tiAb.
observing tbe echpao will be ia the arba tnd kUne, eemptaint baT, tried
on remedy ' after anot her, finding
only tsjnfurary relief. - Thia ia dis
couraging, but there ia on kidney
medicine that baa earned a reputation
vicinity of tbo Brazilian metropolis
' Here the astronomers frwa America
' and Europe bare eet ap iastrnment
with long, onpronouneable name to
take observation durintT tbo. two
minutest duration of tbe total phase.
' . A total eclipse ia of the popular in
tercet because at a mere, spectacle it
' it on of the boat beautiful preaent-
-,;d to human eyea, But tbe problems
epparmost in tbe minds of tbe scient- gtronrer
iete in connection -with solar eclipses , uTjTj
for lasting results and there ia plenty
of proof of its merit right here ia
Concord.- - . ' . - , i . c
.Jlere is the testimony of one who
used Doan't. Kidney Pills year ago,
and now makes this tentimooy erea
if n.. -Mia v TT.i
ara.tboee reUUng to tbe sun'a eorona, gt Coneord, N,r rtya: "We eer-
- 'tiicb- can be seen when, the tun ia
. .bidden by the moon. It ia an append-
age to the san, consisting! of . very
, eeanona . gaaea chiefly, and apparent
, b kept out ia Its position by a repel
hot power of the sun. . " .
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. -.'. EOtJQH- SCALY 8XUT
, little Patcaea- That Peel. OS and
w - Por Agaia.. , '
Try tbia remedy at our risk.
' Most skin diseaaea art eruptions
aeeompanied by itching. But there i
aaotber .kind in which small patches
of sealea appear and fall off, follewed
by another crop. This may spread all
ver tbe body and became almost in
earable. .
' ' A aoothini; application of Saxo
- Salve, onr" new skin reined v. should
be made. This is very healing and
'penetrates through the outer, layer
. of the skin to the very seat of the
'" trouble, destroying the germs.- '
tainly can recommend Doan's Kid
ney 1H1U just as 'strongly ae we did
in 1903, when we gave a pnblic state
ment in their praise. I got this rem
edy from Gibson's Drug Store, wbtn
I was suffering from backsr he, Jiead-
cbes and other troubles caused bv mv
kidneys bring out of order. , Down's
Kidney Tills acted as a tonie to my
entire system. Another member of
my family has also taken this rem
edy for weak kidneys and the results
have Jeen satisfactory."
. For sale by 'all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New Yorkt sole agents for tbe United
estates. .
Rememoer the name Doan's
and take no other.
Mrs. P. B. Parks, who has been
visiting 'her mother, Hn. John A
Kims, Vaa retnrned to her home in
Yorkville, S. C,
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9 cents a day
WILL BUY ANY STYLE OR KIND OF A "BUCK'S"
stove or range for any kind of fuel or for any room in the
house. Just think of it. Ypu can throw away, give away,
or trade in your old stove or range with us and upon pay-,
nient of but . - .
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9 cents a day
get f new-Buck's" ! stove or range that wilt more than pay
'for itself in the amount of uel saved. .
; 9 cents a day
!;can" be spare'd by anyone and you certainty will never re-
: ; If you can't come to the store, telephone or write, us
' and 'we will gladly have a salesman call. . t...
Furniture Co.
KummtBMUssmewm
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- 'THE FARMER was worried over the market
x 'A P0118' Cotton was nsing. When it reached
. . h , i certain fieure he DroDosed to selL The Avi
v Detore it naa almost. reacned fus pnee. what '
X ' would it bring today?'' , v , ,
The fanner needed first-hand information at .one. Ha :
' atepped to his Bell Telephone. The Long Distance connectioei
-with the buyer in a distant city informed him that cotton had
: leached the top hguie, and he sold his crop at a handsome prohb
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j ' The Universal Bell System enables, the producer in remote
rural districts to keep in touch with market condition without
the necessity of leaving home. ; , i , 1 a v v"
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I By tie wy, hare yoq BeTl Telephone?
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The foil Boatbn team la at follows-Catchers, Carrlgan, Cady. Nnnamaker
and Thomas; pitchers. Wood, Collins. Hall. Bedient, Pape. Van Dyke and
O'Brien; Stahl, manager and first base; Yerkes. second base; Wagner, short:
stop; Gardner, third base; Hooper, left field; Speaker, center Held; Lewis, right
field; Ball, Kngle and Bradley, utility innelders; Hendrickson, utility outfielder.
. ?A cc:::::e vm is after kew outfielo -
: ' After wjnnlug - two world's . cham
pionships with an ontfleld which really
never possessed major , league class,
Connie Mack- has finally eonie fo. the
conclusion that he will have to' Im
prove this department of his team Ai
campaigns... 8o long as Me had Demti
Murphy In -the guiue bit hitting uimli
op for the sbortcouilngfe "bt the otUei
fielders on tbe team, but with tbe In
jury to Murphy Mack found himself
with a great Infield, tome good pitch
. The New York team Is as followa-Catchers, Meyers. Wilson and Hart!
pitchers, Matbewaon, Wlltse, Crandall, Tesrean, Ames,. Marqnard and Di
area; Merkje, first base; Doyle, second base;, Fletcher; shortstop; Hen,
third bate;' Devore, left field; Bnodgrasa, 'center fieldf Murray, right , fit
Becker and Robertson, utility outfleldera; Scbafer and Groh, utility lnflelft
era; McGraw, manager. . . . ' 5-. : . v;-..--i.-i- 'rS ,'
NEW YC?.K GROOS PiF.O ON CATCHERS
Ed Sweemiy of tbe Highlanders
thinks one catcher la not enough to
backstop a game In 'the New : Xork
AmerKan league grounds. He wants a
second , catcher to hover above the
stands In a balloon te watch tor ton!
Ilea, He la needed. Sweeney saya, to
get them when the wind la whistling
fee, ezpecta to be contender In future I era, but a decidedly weak ontfleld. . town the Hudson. "Some day," aay t
Ed, m be running for a foul on thai '
field and the wind will carry the ball
to the center fielder' ; -v
Oscar 8tanage of Detroit Is wltB
Sweeney there, j On tbe first trip east
this year Gardner hit a high pop that
appeared to be foul. It was foul ttU
It got above the standa and then the
wind caught It, landing tt near seconxV
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