THE TRIBUNE.
Dally and Seml-WeeKly
PUBLISHED BY
J AS. F. HULEY.
Butered in the Potoffic in Coacocd, If .
DEA1JE 0? W. A. WOOa
Prominant Citizen of th City Died
This Morning at 3:20 Cdoek
Burial This Afternoon,
Aftsr an illness of several months
Mr. W. A. Wood died this morning
Publishers' Announcement 20 o'clock at his home on north
union street, nu nincss covcrea a
period of several months, a complica
tion of diseases followed a fever and
for several months the patient lingered,
underwent several operations and
spent weeks at the hospital. Mr.
Wood was in his 46th year. He was
born in Randolph cormty and had
lived in Concord for near 20 years. A
wife and one child, a small son, survive.
The 'office of Tub Tmtowb ta lh
Brick Row. No. S3 Union St Pbcl4.
Advertising Rate cm be had ml the
office. Copy for change must be u
by 10 o'clock a. m. .... . .
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Cards of Th inks, Resolutlonsof Respect
and similar articles are charged for at the
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Subscription Rates.
DAILY
Ot.c Year K
Six Months f-00
Three Months l.0
.ie Month 35
one Week "
SKMl-WEKILY
,)ne Year N.OO
Six Monlhs .6
"I hree Months .35
Concord. N. C July 4 1904
SOME FAR EAST NEWS.
Severe Hail Storm. r. f
Laurinburg, N.'Cj July 2 Late
this afternoon Scotland county was
vuitei by another severe hail ' storm,
and from what can be learned equally
as much damage was done by this as
by the storm of some weeks ago.
This storm came through the neigh
borhood around and below Gibson
and the area covered embraced some
of the choicest farming lands in the
county. Where the cotton was knee
high before the hail there are orrfy
stems from two to three inches' high
left Pine trees are completely peeled
on the sides exposed to the hail.
THE NEW "STORE.
Last week we advertised a line of Ladies Fine Shoes at $1.06 and $1.75 which were rnacl
iy ocu ui ft, f.yjy fj uu f j.u yairi uiiiuc uy uic , uct uiauyiaciuxcrs ui jriuc oiiucs.
A ; large number of people took advantage of the opportunity and in each case they found
just what we advertised. We advertise only such goods as we . have. Our Shoe offerings
for the next few days will embrace large and mce complete lines than ever before." "We
have taken more time o prepare for it, ' S ' i " I S '"" I' ' i . S S " S r i
Koreans Aid the Japanese Japs are I of the Knights of Pythias.
in Want of Necessaries.
St. Petersburg, July 3. Lieuten
ant, General Sakharoff, under date of
July 2nd, reports minor outpost affairs
and reconnissances in the neighborhood
of Siakliotau.
(ieneral Sakharoff believes that dys
entery is very prevalent among the
Japanese troops.
( )n June 27th the Russian fire de
stroyed two Japanese guns and a
caisson.
There are fresh indications of Jap
anese advance near Kiakhotau. Ac
cording to report, Russian scouts have
ascertained that a number of Korean
soldiers are assisting the Japanese.
Japanese Lack Necessaries
London, July
News has received the following dis
patch from Ta I'che Kiamo, under
date of July 3rd:
The weather is dry, but the Japan
ese are taking no action.
The Chinese state that the Japan
ese lack victuals, medicines and forage
Kast of Kai Chau, the principal Japan
ese forces have fallen back, abandon'
iiig their positions. There have been
no ivrTtTihle changes on the road to Liao
Yang.
Two Russian Vessels Sunk.
Washington, July 3. The Japan
ese legation has received the following
cablegram from Tokio: "'Admiral
Togo reports that on the night of June
27th the twelfth torpedo boat flotilla
attacked and sank the enemy's guard-
$ioo Reward, $xoo.
The readers of this paper will be pleased tc
W. A. Wood. "Bud" Wood as his I U one dreaded dlseaa
friends knew him, Was one of the most I and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cm is the
popular men in Concord. He was I f,y ce oow . .
imarnnv ..
liked by everyDOay ana a ravorite I requires a constitutional treatment Hall
man v I Cattarrh Cure is taken Internally, actios directly,
I nfiM tin- Htnmt anH miuv.ii a. rfarm rJ Ih. ki.Um
fine, noble traits Of Character and Was I thereby destroyunr the foundation of the
B I ft litiwM ...1 J.. 111. .twutl. k. kla
vr a cnirnniit rmien. nt wis a , .... , ... .U..KU. uu,.u-
l.,J. , . . ins Bp uc cunsuiuuou ana assisnwr nature in
member Of the Methodist Church and! doing its work. The proprietors hsve One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it fail to cure.
Send for list of teatimonals.
Address P. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. O.
Sold by all Drunist, 75c,
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A load of trouble cannot be perma
nently exchanged for a load of cheap
liquor. ,
NervB Tension. '
A foe to health is nerve tension
sometimes due to hurry and worry
but nine times out of ten due to poor
indigestion, a bad stomach, a torpid
liver or constipation. These con
ditions all react on the mind and will
keep your nerves on edge if you do
not remove them by using Green's
August Flower. There is no better
stomach medicine in the world than
August Flower, and no surer cure for
indigestion or dyspepsia. Trial bottle,
25c. Big bottle, 75c. Concord Drug
Co.
Mr. Wood since living in Concord
had been connected with the Odell
mills, where he was an overseer of one
of the departments. His long service
with the mills, his personal popularity
and faithful attention to duty made
him one of the most valuable men in
the company's employment.
His death causes universal sorrow
among those who knew him and every
one liked the kind, genial spirit of the
man. He was a man who in many
circle will be missed.
1 he funeral services will be con
ducted this afternoon at 5 o'clock by
Rev. G. T. Rowe, pastor of the
Forest Hill Methodist church to
which deceased belonged. The inter-
3 -y-ne Central I ment w'" at tne cemetary-
in watpr nnlv ivhtn
ship with two masts and three funnel, Hancock., Liquid Sulphur-Nature',
outside Port Arthur. I he same no-1 . ...
greatest gcrmicHic.
Pullman Employes,
Chicago. July 2. About fifteen Ciood-bye, said the cannon -crack
hundred employes of the Pullman as the match ignited it, 1 must be
- . -
Company have been laid off at Pull-1 off-
man shops. The officials assert that it The Gibson Drug Stora
a . ... '
is necessary to cut down expenses and I ask the readers of this paper to test
that orders on hand do not require sol the value of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
large a force. I Those persons who have use? it and
who have been cured by it,; do not
hesitate to recommend it (to their
frinrlv Knrln! flio-Mta what vrtii ar.
XT V.n.. D..!U Vi.M. In b w I
' I rnra inniosetinn ivcn.ncia " nnA all
Hancock's Liquid Sulphur. L01Twch troubles. Increaseslstrength
Ailments in childhood and eczema I by enabling the stomach and digestive
in the aged alike are cured by this organs to contribute to the blood all of
favorite household aid. I the nutriment contained in the food
In eczema the affected pans often I Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is pleasant
the scalp or ankles should be bathed I and palatable
diluted with
A HOME REMEDY.
tilla then exchanged fire with the ene
my's destroyers, one of which was ob
served to capsize and sink. Our cas
ualties were 14 dead and three
wounded."
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
Ache, itch, herpes, ringwom,
pimples, prickly heat, diphtheria,
catarrh and canker are guaranteed a
cure by Hancock's Liquid Sulphur,
also sore conditions of the : eyelids,
scalp, nose, mouth and throat
Some celebrate the Fourth with
fireworks and others with fire-water.
VBB""'""a""aauB.BaBaBaaiaBBB
A little life may be sacrificed to an
hours - delay. Cholera infant urn,
diarrhoea came suddenly. Only safe
plan is to have Dr. Fowler's Extract of
Wild Strawberry always on hand.
results of this standard article. Han-Lu onlv bvTheConcord LW Co.
I cock Liquid Sulphur Co., Baltimore. I .
Md. I Sle of Valuable City Pro-
Ladies dean your kid- gloves wife
Sold at leading pharmacies. Valuable VT Cleaner. It b not iliquid.
n.- U i u .i.. . . i ievs no oaur na a oe usea wnue
ilia udy weiveieuraie, at ljeasi oome ' . "u I while the gloves are on the hand For
of Us Do, Others Do Not.
The ' Glorious Fourth.'1
The day we celebrate, at least in
spots, for glorious or inglorious, the
Fourth does not get much attention in
Concord where the average citizen
works through the hot day regardless
of sentiment. Tis, however, the 4th
with all that the day means and in
When 'money is the root of all
.evil we're all rooters.
By virture of an order of the Aldermen lor th
City of Concord, and sarsnant to statute in such
case made and provided, the undent raed will
will sell at public auction at toe court house door
LOO! p hOT IS Very Scarce jutf nOW, I the following real estate lyinv between Gowan
, . -.a a . . . I inuriRiT rawnax kn ana JS. J. uan m srw
and yet It S a drue U the market . I brick buildinv. on North aide of West Depot
srnxi, w icei ironi ivu nei aeep, nui nounaea as
follows:.
Btainning- at an iron stake M. I. Corl's corner.
nearest Gowan Pnsenbery' comer on said street.
hi runs tnence with con s line, and the line of
C. Wadswortb 40 decrees w 100 feet to an iron
stake on Wadaworth'a line, thence two new lines.
1st S3 w SO feet to an iranatokei 2nd M0
feet to an iron stake in North edge of West Depot
HOW IT STICKS
ny localities a day of firework, and haFoSd it Hard to ft
acT . . Shak Off,
spencer nas a celebration today.
Hon. .R. B. Glenn, candidate for gov
ernor speaks there, while the celebra
tion will be extensive. '
At Dobson, Surry county, Messrs.
Spencer Blackburn and R. N. Hackett
speak at a 4th of July rally. - , '
In Concord there hasJeen very lit
tle to remind us that it is a national
holiday. The postofEce has bee
closed and the banks observe the day,
At the Southern
it i . t ' i t t f feet to
tiara lO Dear, naraer tO ger na . Or, I street, 1 feet from mid Dusenberys corner.
I. . :k: .!,:. then wit said street a S2c40feetto the betrin-
a a" ivuuj sain uniipill
Eczema or Itching Pilea. c
Doan's Ointment relieves and cures
All itchiness of the skin
Concord people endorse this state
ment: rr-.:; i
J. F. Goodson, bookkeeper .for
Also the old water tank. incrudinsT fcaavdatiasi
water pipes only excepted. The purchaser to re-
ove same within ou days alter aale.
Terms at aalel One-half eaah. t. im SO
days with approved note and aecarity. . . . , . ,
May am. ia. . '
.... . Cttt op coitcoan,
J. B. Caldwell. Mayor of Coacocd.
By Moatcosnery at Crowell, City Atty's. .
We have moved our office to the
York and Wadsworth Co. wholesale
dealers in hardware and agricultural Inew Morris Building, opposite TB
imnlcnvnM IMr -K Smith I nmn Vf I , ,
station the freight r ' Mr n . I ADAMS, ARMFIELD, 1EROME &
nffirt, ha. Wn rlrrl K.,t , h. -. "". " MAM ESS.
, . . ' , I for a long time with eczema which 1
worksand patriotic outburst. m ab-1 ppemdiaw on my .leg, below fTf!
i r . r. 1 me auct. a wm nuwucu va try MJVmil s
,. jioi. jtouttu. . - - i vintnent and got a box at the Gibson iiwiivu vi i..... j a.
- Tony. Wis.. Julv 2 Mail ClerklDrug Store. I applied it only one Dr. J. S. LafTerty announces tl-e re-
Dannison and two unidentified tramps time, and since, then I have not been
were killed in an head-on collision be- troubled at all, although before I
tween the passenger train and freight began it Xrould often times scratch
early this morning. Lynch, another and scratch my legs until they were
mail clerk, was badly injured.. En- covered with blood. It is wonderful
gineer Doolittle was pinned under the salve and a good thing for all itcLirg
engine and it is not known how seri-l skin diseases."
moval or nis o..iCe to tne new on,;
Building, first rooms at bead cf stairs
Nos. 15 and 16, Special a" - '
pven to the treatment of
:3 c::J L.:. :.. l,
A'.l ci"s promptly attended.
1 Lone Ua 131-a.
Queen : Quality'!
oo
Stamped on a pair of Ladies Shoes
stands 1 or all that can be said in te
fereooe to fine shoes. . The leather is
the very beat and only high grade
worlrnuuuhip is empkrred. The
styles snrpaaa any lines tlutt hare yet
been produced.
The Queen Quality Shoe Factory
is not only the largest shoe factory
in the world making woman's fine
shoes, bat it is probably the most ad
vanaed and progresare in its me
thods. Take as a single feature, its
Proflt-Sharinir, Sick Relief and Sav-
ing Fund, Which is a model of organ
isation. It operates along the lines
of enoooragug the - workmen to
higher efforts. The library and
reading rooms are complete. There is
a model lunch room which surmlies
clean, healthful food at actual ooet. .
The Company provides for its opera
tors free beds at the Xinergenoy Hos
iritai and all otuiea reauirinir siuvioal
attention are sent titers with no cost V
to the individual. It provides at the
factory a coach and a woman attend
ant; any one taken sick on the pre
mises is at onoe made oomfortaUe.
These are only outlines of some
features of the system in force at the
Queen Quality Shoe factory.
With improved conditions comes
improved workmanship.
OO
We are allowing a New Line of
these goods in Ideal Patent Kid Ox
fords, Three Strap Sandals, Tan Ox
fords, and a large number of styles
in High Shoes, all the latest style
neei ana toe at
$2.50, $3 and $3.50.
We will also offer a lanre line of
High Grade Shoes and Oxfords at
$100 and $1.75. '
Many of them fonnaliy sold for
2,$2.60ane3.60. i
. ;.B5 jv'
SHAPELY FEET.
To have a shapely foot one tnurt n-car a
shapely shoe. ,
Th tamout
Yri
Sho fo Women.
it modeled on the line of
the human foot r henco
lite retention of its shape
and its perfect lit, iu rnxc
and comfort from the first
minute. .
New Shapes.
New Leathers.
One Price, -
For V
Occasions sjw-"
Lewis A. Crosset, Bostcr.
ian and the Celebrate
Battle Ax Shoes are shown
in onr men and boys line.
OO
, New line of Men's Oxfords in Vici,
3.00, 13.60yl3.00, 3.S0 and $4.00.
18 pairs Boys' High Grade Oxfords, '
sizes 1 to 6J, best $2 and $3.50 qual
ity, to be closed ont at $1.60 per pair
Men's High Grade Shoes $2.60, $3,
t&tMj ana fi grade, which we will
close out at $1, $1.60, $3 and $3.60,
all sizes, extra large lot, Nos. 6. 6),
6, 9,. 10 and 11. - - ' , ,
Ladies' and Men's "
f umbrellas.
The line is too large bnt the small
TfriA THlfc Alt tlinm wall flia n .'
blem. Exceedicgly good yalnee in :
tliese IrOOdH at 60c. 7Rn. 81.00. Bl.Qn. '
$1.60 to $3.60. .
Men's Shirts, Underwear.
Hosiery and Necnwear. :
This departmeufc U complete; you 'T
' Aan 4tnA annrlilnn Mm m Hia
XUaa. . AkflAli.At. a a.1 a
alUCO IUV3 IIUBU1UU91T LI ID iUWtJtf IrllmVfe 1
can be made pu such merclianclise as
473 Ladies' Stirt Waist Sets in
Ti I i . r l .. 1 Tit t 1 . ,
Roman Pnarl. Hterlinir front; unA
Gilt, will be sold at 10c. 16o. S&n.
A 1 wt
utaies t ancy ' toiurs, p
A lartre line at 5c. 10c. 15c 25c. 50o -
and fl.00, made in the latest styles..-
WVi AV Ml U AMUVU AAVHUIISWH UU'
Ui V111VOO at W W. IWJ WMl NtV 'V tr i
Our line Wash Goodsj such as Lawns, Organdies, Silk Lappetts, Silk Zephyrs and Dress
GinPhamS emhrace the new WMVK anH m1nrinre rf f uaenn anA t1i nn'rps or nlrirairfi tTi
o - - , -"6" -'- J
lowest. Cash will da wonders at ' ' .;
DRY-HEATH-MILLEni Cos.
Hlount Pllssssxt
ColltQUtto Institute
KIT. PLEASANT, N. C
Preparea Tonag Batn for Ow Jnnior ' ?
Claaa in ear beat cola-res. - A Six . a
Ycara'CouaeoBcrcd. "
iitiri
No Fcea charged. Thoronck work, f
Firm diacipline, RsMrianocd Fac- i
nlty. CammodkaM Bulldinsa. Bplra- j
did Utrxanr Society. Three Ubrariea.
I.nrnitii.ilAl.larm.U. W. I
would gladly call an or correspond f
win xowui asm miercsara. -m
' Hey, II, A. HcCuIlough,
Saps. 20th,1O4.
UWIVEOSITfY
Acaf rr-!: I': : :LLaw.
x I-.r a. TTJXXa
Free t.!,!cs ta teachers and t mia
kUss' sas. Scholarships and i
loans for the needy. ' "':
Students. . C3T Instructors
New DonnJtones. Gymnt 'um,
Water Works. Central fk-tins
System" ,vr-
Hie Fall Term besins. Sept.
5th, 1904. Address j.
m.4. a. Atf..M.A. f
PRESiDzirr. '.4
v CIIArZL HILL. IX, c . I
G. W. HUNTLEV, "
- - i ; President. '
L J. Huntley,
Manager.
T. L. CAUPLE,
Sec. & Treas.
ROCKY DRIVER ; SPIUNGS,
the Management Announce the Opening of This
Celtbrated Health Resort June 10th. & &
, A largs additfea to the old hotel baa been erected, and the same refurpished-.
throturhoat A spacious paWlion has been tree ted., and a splendid Orchestra '
, will be at the command of guests at all times.. Bowling, Tennis. Croquet, and .: '
: ' '' c41wroutHlor smaatrntntaprortded for. A good Uvery Stable la operated in ;
f . eoenentlon with the hotel, and stylish tarn -on ta art acceaaible stall times'
48 A BBAIaTB-aBSTOaBa wis challenge the pablk to find water with equal ' C
' 'enratfoe powers. Bulphnr, Iron, Arsenic and Magnesia Springs In close nroafci; ."-j '
mlty to each other, vrach and anbdne diseases without limit. Dyspepsia. In ,
, diseatioa, IJwjr CompUlnts, and dlaesaaes of the StomMi readily yield to the' " '
delightful effects of this water. . The tesulta following the use of Arsenic sraler .
incaats of. Rheumatism and Blood Disease have been phenomenal. The most
stubborn cases of Kracms and kindered diseases have been cured by this water
in the short space o for wrrks. Those suffering' from grnertllmpared health
will find themselves quickly restored after a few days aojurn at these spnuga. . .
Th Hotel is under new managesnent, aad.the best serriec will be rendered. " V '
Hack lines run from Norwood and Wadeabore. , - Daily mail and 'Phone couuccJ' 4 " .
Reduced rafcra to Norwood by Southern and Wadeaboro by .8. Ah., -.. .
IFOR rkTHBR INFORMATION, ADDRESS ; i ; V,
It o c II yp Fiver rSprings Company,
:;v1'-7adesl)oro, N.-C.:vv. "
ROCKY a TVER 8PINGS COMPANY: ;:. r -:f-. :' V':- v--fsi.C
V I tatepteaaure in recomending the water of these Celebrated Springs
to the sick sad debiltistrd. They are especially valuable to those recover- - .
'j ing from prostratitig diseases snd for all dyspeptics. They have been of
- much advantax to my own family, and aeveral patients whom I have
seat to them. ' -i .: Yours very respectfully, .
Concord, N, C. April 28th. 1904. - : j . , w, H. llIAt, M. D.
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Ciato Vortzd and Industrial College
-r COURSES ; 1 -r.
Ilterary, .
Classical, r
ScientiSc, .--:
" Pedagogical
Commercial,
domestic Science, -'
7j Manual Training, -'
r ' Music.
Five courses leading to Dfplomaa. Advanced course leading to Degrees. Well
eonlnped Practice and Obvrvatioa School. Faculty aumbera SO. Board, laundry,
tiiMioti, and f'-s for use of text books, etc., $160 a year. For non-rrsidents of the
. ite ).o. Ihirteenih annual session berins September 2viN. lwH. To secure
lvt!ii in dormitories sll free-tuitiott spplications should be made before July 13th.
Crreiononce invited from thofle lesirinK competeut teecbers aud sanosrapers. -
tot caiaiotfue and other infonrtatiou address
CHARLES D. McIVER, President, , :
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Willie got a toy revolver.
Dea:h's mysterious powers
Kc-v h u e foun J a -!;er solver.
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