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ALL TRAINS STOP AT CONCORD.
JOHN W. OGIESBV. CI'T Wllor.
Concord, X. ... April I"'--
R4MIT1IBOVND.
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CHASLSS 1. WAOOXXK
Stetce of Coacord Banker la "lea
raaaatatiT Uea ef Norta Caro-
lt is Pit.-lit'ork " " i'-n Tillm.
longer. The once iro)miiciii
arts of war abandoned tlii -nous
life for tin- gentle arc "
gieue and nulil living. Tin' I"
bottle thai sair (m.-iiu. u.'
ator liis reputation in i i- earlier
lias gone forever, and 1 1: . -:! i 1 1
oi liviuji rijjhf i ii" i"
The Senator told l lie Senate .ill
it the other day. He un di-ci
his resolution to iro!uoit -nicki
the Senate chainhci during exc.
sessions. IncidcnlalW . i'i- tn.'id
of the besl little sel liion on
living t tint has been Heard b
But it was a violent r! ;ii!'r I'm
Ben Tillman oi on-, win. i
breathe tiro ami adject
Koosevelt, to the -i-nioi
Carolina solon iUiell and
elucidate Ins ihitfur I'
He said:
"'Since in v illin-- lour vcai
huve learned more about the
body than during the balance
life put together
In the Charlotte UWrm'i ruliuuu
"Keprniitative Men of North Car
uliua," we ttnd the following nkteh
of Mr. C. K Wagoner:
Wurn a mail "amies"
home town it's becaune the good i
have been delivered you can't put j
a blulT over thme ho have known
your fan ilv for two or three genera- i
tiou. And white it ' true that'
your own j-eople put vou under the'
uiirroseojte wheu you do "arrive"
yen : e there to stay, and, uo interlop
ing itsider can even sliake the ped
estal upon which home talent is plac-j
ed. So it i, that in Concord, the
biir-d towel -iii.iir.ifaetiirinR city ;n i
the werldlaiid not all the towels)
ma le lot t':c exjiort trade.) t'liarle-!
B. Wagoner, a oiiii.cster ofNt7. has
twice btH-ii !ii ior and would, in all '
prohahilitv. si ill hold that oflice if he
had not declined to ran for the third'
time. '
Tie C e:ir of Mr. Wagoner's j
life have heen full years. Orowin.' .
ti in Con. ord. when I I years of a?e ,
! he entered Trinity College then loci- ,
ted at Trinity. Randolph county J
Before lie graduated the college was
noted to lbirlintn where he continued1
his studies, receixiug his degree ill
ISP"). "
After leiniiii: college he decided to,
euua.ue in tevtile maiiufacturini; an.!
vice president of the latter. He yave
trills at Norwood and I.andis. heinj!
TSIt DATS ZH KltTOKT.
April S.
I7.i Waaluiitrtuo Irviuy, the faiu
utu writer, bora la K York
city. Died at Irvimflou, X. X.,
Nov. 2S, 1959.
l!Ul -The mutineers of the 'Boun
ty" a ere executed at Port-
i tnoutli, England.
nw Kdaard Evervtt Hale, poted
preacher and writer, bom in
Boston. Died there, June 10,
1909.
Lord Ashburtou, British mm
ister exlraonlinarv, arrived in
Washington to uejeotiate a set
tieiuent of the Maiife boundary
ijuestion.
First pony express west of the
Mississippi was established be
tween St. Joseph, Mo., and San
t raneisco.
tiarihaldi, the famous Italian
patriot, visited England.
1'idilic lirst admitted free to
the Tower of London.
An Aiiiilo-Ktiyptian force de
feated the Dervishes at Kas
sala. The " Vaterland," the liuiiesl
passenger vessel in the world,
was launched at llamhiiri:.
1MJ
IXiO
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lstlli
pil:
DON'T TAKE THE
WRONG MEDICINE.
Lie llli-
iiaiiihei' 1 1 mi
ollld i lily ;e!
'ell them and
1 I am sure 1
discovered some of the secret
ture. The pity of it is I had t
my health before 1 discovered
things and learned h mi to live i
ally. Had I lived ten years aui
am dointr now, my health nrw r
have broken down at all.
''I believe I could It-nut iu-ti l.i
of every man in tin
six to fifteen years if 1 e
t.bem to believe what I t
follow by advice.
"'I owe what decree .
have made ami I am c
inp told I look a ureal
and I know it is so t
and self-control in eatim;: tin
power to exercise my muscles
nerves sufficiently to -jive them
and keep the rust out of the i.
but the greatest health help t
health arises from the sclfn
which enables me to keep from
things I ought not to.''
.Iil.v
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I'leaal
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thx o
S.ml '..
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I'. alC
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un.au
1' my
.f i'. i-
vn-e
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tun
rea I
and
1'iesideiit o ft 1 1 1'
is work in a
el to Concord
c-tate holdings.
eloped property
ot town la
uracil j w ill
latter. Hi
lorl time and
to develop
Owning
in the western
part nt town In- opened streets, built
houses, planted trees and hedges, and
by a steady process of improvements
changed his holdings from barren
lots. i many cases uninviting, to at
traitne homes. It a- not a light
ning c .ange. hut me result of a will
j laid, i-oiiservntive policy .
Mi. WagoiHi is by nature cousei
:iat'.'.c. ami Lis ni i-s r.ctlts are re
tlo.iic ol seasoned jiidgnient based
Ion the idea that wnatever hmlds u''
I the eommunit liuihls up the indivi
jdital at the sau.c time. To get some
i tiling for nothing, or to enter into a
j u arkct already cioude-;. s no part o'
i his system.
j In HMTi la ..luani.e.I the I illen
i Bank I'nisi I'o., of which he is
Icasi.iei . I inlci ; is management the
If Your Liver Gets Laxy Too Need a
Liver Tonic, Not Merely a Laxa
tive for the Bowels.
Many people take a simple laxa
tive when their liver gets sluggish
rather than take calomel, which tbej
mere
raxsipsxt WXUOX IS
.- fTOTCKNO HU ITICK
Bu(atiaQa frtroaao JfQ
fff ttf Aa TeOa rUkt iToreu
IrptAiatL '
Waahififton, April 2. To rallere
ith vhom be diariuard tW Paaaara
toil flirht U the Senate today, Presi
dent VTUaoa made himself nanus-
taxahly clear on several point, to
wit :
That proposals of rouipromiae bare
been broached to him nd that be is
uot eonaiderinK such proposal.
That be does uot expect the repeal
bill to be nnduly delayed in the Sen
ate, but does expect Us passage in
rainy good time and by an impres
sive majority.
That he bas uot sent any ''ultima
tum" to the Senate, and is not at
tempting in anv wsy to brine; the
power of bis office to bear irjxin in
dividual senators.
Suggestions that patronage is being
used or will be used that the Presi
dent is trying to club senators into
line not only is vigorously repudiat
ed at the White House, but today
lacks eonrorativc evidence. If it
were not for their scurrilous charac
ter, intimationo of the sort would be
lightly regarded in the President 'i
immediate circle. That is, resort to
such is not necessary ; the repeal bill,
the President is assured, will oe pas
sed.
WHY DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND.
gave know to bo dangerous. But
re laxative will uot start
Vlnol for Rnn-Down People.
If any one person shold know the
a siuggisn , value of medicines it is the drucsnst
who dispenses them and from our ex.
up the liver without lore-'. perience we want to sav if people in
nig vo" to s,av "l 1,ome am' losc this vicinity only knew the value of
day from your work. Vinol, our delicious cod liver and
ou have such a tonic
in i i . i.iiui is uiaiiru ia ii ,unn t.itib
liven
institution ca
jrowth and phi
in tee lite ,, C.n.-o
is a .'.ilectoi -t llll'.i
iiicl'iding men-alitil
nulls, trust
inn! huihlii
II,- is a stl-
pie ol the
cllJoyO'
all irii
a steady
ortant pan
Mr. AVagoucf
his enterprises,
lirms. cott.ni
Hid iiisiiranee companies
ami loan associat ions,
i believer in the princi
; 1 1 u :i L buihling and loan
in bodson's
l.iver Tone. Dodson's Liver Tone
must lie all they claim for it be
cause they guarantee it to take tho
place of calomel and agree to hand
buck the money with a smile to an)
person who tries Dodson's Liver Tone
and is not satisfied with the relief it
gives.
j Dodson's Liver Tone is a harmless
i vegetable liquid w ith a pleasant taste,
J and is a prompt aud reliable remedy
for constipation, biliousness, sour
stomach, and the other troubles that
come from a torpid liver.
Gibson Drug Store give it their
personal guarantee and if you will
ask about this -umirantee you will
protect yourself against imitation-
that are not guaranteed. Large
buttle of Dodson's l.iver Tone is "0
cents.
otic
of the lar.
-lock in
association am
subscribers In
j state.
lecoverv I ' In l""1' ami again m 1111 Mr.
nstaiitlv I,,- 1 Wagoner was elciteo mayor of Con
deal hell-i,i con!, lie declined to be a candidal.
I1"'
will
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Ullts.
my
nit i d
at ing
We may sometimes think it .s
worse in Concord than in other places,
but we gi.ess it is about the same in
all towns. The Waihshoro Anson inn
says :
In nearly every session of com I
here the disgrace of some lunti or hoy
is laid bare w-eu the fact is brought
out that be loafs and lives oil the
labors of a poor wife, his children
or maybe his parents. Sometimes,
these fellows nre br .tight into court
and are found to be professional
gamblers, sort of polite luld-up men.
if you please. Every dav we sec able-
bodied, well-dressed young men who
walk the streets of tnis town and live
off the hard earnings of their moth
ers, their fathers or some other mem
ber of the 'family; We know father.'
who are able to work, in the factory
districts of the town, living oil the
earnings of their wives and children
who toil in the factories from ear
liest morning till night. Think .if
mothers ana little children going to
work before a large part of our pop
ulation is out of bed, and spending
tlie1 whole God-given day in the mill?
in order that they may live and sup
port these worthless men and Isiys!
It is a disgrace to this town, a shame
upon our churches mid out citizen
ship to permit such a
i for a third tern:, (putting the oHitv
juitii rhe coiitideiice of the communi
;ty. Tiii-. his activities are of a
! nature to retain. He takes an active
I interest in matters of a public nature.
provided t'i'y tend to develop hi-
town and section. They nnist pro
duce. however, for he manifests little
I'egai'il tor politics oi a parasitic ,
order.
As a bachelor mayor Mr. Wagoner
was brought into public notice as op
posed to woman suffrage but the
aversion is to suffrage alone, this be
ing the natural view of a man who
lias spent the most of his life with
a mother of the good, (dd-fashionel
sort.
Underwood-Hohson Fight Nears End.
Birmingham, Ala., April 3. The
twelve months' campaign of Repre
sentative Oscar W. Underwood and
Representative Richmond P. Hobson
for the United States sonatorship will
end tomorrow with political rallies
in every riook and corner of Alabama
The contest will he decided in the
Democratic primaries Monday, when
candidates will he named also for rep
resentatives in Congress, governor
and other Stale officials, members of
the legislature' and countv officials
NO. 5 TOWNSHIP.
on: in mi in service is announced
I. he held at Xew Cilead Faster Sun
day at 11 a. in. Preparatory services
Saturday afternoon, the 11 at 2
i. dock. Rev. B. I.. Stanley, of Mt.
1 leasant, will conduct both services.
There will be preaching at Keller's
Reformed Church next Sunday, the
5th. at 11 a. m.
Some early com was planted in No.
i last week.
Mrs. John A. ISarnhardt, who has
been seriously sick for several days,
is improving, we are glad to nonte.
C.
MAKES GOOD HEALTHY FLESH
Gibson Drug Store Offers to Pay for
Samose if it Fails.
Begin to use Samose today, and
you will soon notice a gain in good,
healthy flesh to all w ho are thin, weak
and run down, this re.uai'kuble ilesh
foriuing food promises plump, rosy,
perfect health, vigor and vitality.
Most peole eat enough to become
fat; the trouble is not lack of food
but lack of assimilative power.
Samose mingles with the food that
is eaten, so that it is assimilated h
the blood and builds up pleasing
plumpness aud good healthy flesh.
Those who use Samose Tor a week or
ten days will soon notice a gain in
weight and an improvement in gener
al strength and health.
Samose is in tablet form, pleasant
to take and is sold by one of the most
reputable drug stores in Concord,
Gibson Drug Store, under its personal
guarantee to refund the money if it
does not give satisfaction. adv.
iron tonic (without oil) at this season
of the year, we would not be able" to
supply the demand.
This is' because Vinol is a combina
tion of the two most world famed
tonics, namely, the medicinal cura
tive elements of eo'dV livers without
the oil, and iron for the blood.
inol tones up the digestive or
gans, purifies and enriches the blood,
promotes healthful sleep and a normal
appetite.
Old people, delicate children, run
down, overworked and tired women
should try a bottle of Vinoll with
the understanding that your .money
will bo returned if it does not help
vou. Gibson Drug Store, Concord,
N. C.
P. S. For pimples and blotches
try our Sa.xn Salve. We snarantee it
adv.
Kickapoo Worm Killer Expels Worms
The cause of your child s ills
foul, fetid, offensive breath The
starting up with terror and grinding
of tecto-while asleep The sallow
complex roii The dark' circles under
the eres-Ar all indications
!j I'Lir
25c Spring Pic
ana 15c Pattern
AH for 5c
far h tafji tofjtt neatly
tor Etisr.
Re ir Pntnu
PARKS
It
i an i i r "ii
Our Stocks are jhw complete in errry
Department. Look oyt for our Jiig
Easter Pipjay,and: gale all over our
Big; Store.
Our Prices are the ooly 11 fafaf
about oufr bi$es
Our Price will do a Jeaa pocket taek
Sppd.
-r it
Qflly a few more day until Easter, s
mow is the fiie t buy.
of
worms. Kwkapoo Worm Killer is
what your child needs; it expels
the worttis, the cause of the ehild's
unhealthy eoudition. Por the iuui'jv
al of seat, stomach and pin worms
Kickapoo Worm Killer give sure
relief. lis laxative effect adds tone
to the general system. Supplied a
a candy confection children like it.
Safe and sure relief. Quara.itec.l.
Buy a box today. Price 23c. All
druggists or by mail.
Kickapoo Indian Med. Co., Philadel
phia or St Louis. adv.
Beauty in the 8mile.
A smile Is thevcolor which lore
wears. It Is the light In the wjndow
of the face, by which the heart slant
lies to father, husband or friend that
It Is at home and waiting. Heorr
Ward Beech sr.
Stubborn, Annoying Coughs Cured.
''My husband had a, cough for
fifteen years and my son for eight
years. Dr. King's New Discovery
completly cured them, for whieb I
am most thankful," writes Mr..
David Moor, of Saginaw, Ala. What
Dr. King's New Discovery did for
these men, it will do for you. llr.
King's Kew-Piseovery should be m
every home.? Stops basking; toughs,
relieves la grippe and all throat and
lung ailments. Money back if it fails
All drumst. Prise oDs and. fl.ou
E. E. Bucklea Co., Philadelphia or
St. Louis. . a.
"Secretary Bryan is another states
i man who believes in the old fnshion
,,td simplicity. He stated before the
.ApproprislfOBx, Committee that he
,wil) never ask the ; United Stales gov-:
j ernment to b."y , , motor car for his
offjeiaj use.. r irl? lias a horse and enr-
'- nage - provided for making onu re-
) turning official calls, lie said, and for
his own private use be owns an auto-
mobile. Seereturv. Bryan, also told
the Appropriuti .iis Commit lee th-il
inasmuch as it was absolutdv bad
form to make ollicial calls without
.. footman he had been placing ft Slate
Department messenger on the box,
deducting his time from the gnvc.ru-
meiit payroll and paving him from
the Bryan private . pocketbook.
: , PARAGRAPHS. .
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ir I i--"i
Loto
Viillsrl
There are Jots of;QP9(d tpfepga ;fl
a Li. X i. 1..-.1 ,. : -II
appoj iuck xo inci h . ;
But the man who. once tries GTAQ'J;
interested in no other tobacco.
He's teacup th9(lrni8sdLtr.ii
. : Convenient Packagesi The Haaey alf-8iie tOit TafW
fult-Sira IQ-Cwt tin, the Poumf suit Hatf-Paaas Tia tWxfeft and tke Pf4
Clau Humklor. . . ' . ,''''
For Pin end Ci'ara". -
" Dr'ain-LASTUiC-tY L'CQCD '
O.lt'.'j
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mi
And you have the word
of an old time skilled
union workman that
it's the most depend
able shoe.on the market
mmmmm. fat
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All are made of
the very bestipa-;
terialstobehad
they are al
ways comfort'
2-always
ftdyance, jif
style.
BczcpnizQ
F. M. rjQYT SliOE CO, Mm
Sold V ,GPctfA 4t,
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j SANITARY
u Iniwd ia practical
(rat la tat
'.nitrT Cili
m we kali 3,
10 beautiful building lota fronting
on South CroweA street at tbe',Jtolle
ililly, 1x1 i1' 1"int largaywaterv
oak shade ties. These are drrab!e -buil'ling
iotjnd we will ael them
si sntx.iai barssins during thf ti
3d. days.. ;
3 bnildinj; lots at enrner of South
Crowelf and To'iiBg" Streets JJftil.W
ft.
;r " hnP v 1 "t on Smith Crowell
r . "
k -""' li ' ... . .
i
A girl who has been engaged a bull
dozen times looks ns careworn us a
married woman.
... .
r rid "o woman "a iiiin-1 . bv
i i l-.cs her to make it np.
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