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. tn E JVAL.BOMBAR " Li ' Acording to Dispatches the Ad I fmCHt Qh, nthr fniUfed r ,;i ""r. o t ,jme, e, Aug. Aieiegram jrom "Sh ichai to the Jkila .Militaic says , - tn: 3 Japanese squauron wniran in 14 - - . jj 'ANESE tnr patnesmp i uuinc cruiser ij.sk'J ' an iwobhef Vessels jiaiiainc bored! ' bef e tVoosune- anil the Japanese nr eJ a bombardment of the Russian ail low in the port at Shanai in a ldn,,efSt0,,-j: vsiii rus'J !- Japs Xdke Chain fort. J I ndpit ju. Jr i t reported v'.'thj ctthejapanese nve err Cham fol tifter severe fighting all day yester- i i ' Lio Yang Expected to Fall. t,n til v.-T tut Lloyds frojn. New Chwiiift says t 1 .. ...4.? ...,... ... . .i tn KjKsWifl0tiitlBiirw.,tfdut froifi the interur ami tnat uia ianu is : Ja jnese at once. 9 t Si i8 J lays Booked for the Season at Operaousell)ther Fofl 4 t J- iW. ; she. managers of the ' opera house ha! I been keeping JtrH eyes opcn gfdf ei jgenient's fif1lie seison!! br ed as many attWctionsssibttf fan, ave others onhe string.' The , nwntTHE TRIBUNE has beenjn- i v indication nemg mat a stronger anu be. 'ten line of plays will be presented tj Concord than ' ever before. Sonie j r.. u..-,i. :n 1. 1' f tcs 1141c icvn uiaue, in, ouuiiimi iu 1 nrfc lccn eninciy cioseo. LI, Vll OPH-J. te hber 5th comes "The James. Bovfc" i formed that the season promises to be an intefrtsfi i $r5 jtheatr fcaerS, A 3oy.M, Theweek of thefr12th.thel ' E, sall-Winihrapfri Col kibe entire I ta' '2n,iy- iTtoi ..VUIagei ParwrtT.' .. II, ' it. I klJ, " : enara s ivioviut; r iciurrs - is vuon.cu ' I jTwo.dates are fixe4 fof October, -k ! 'tihewce.k. fe K hWdi'DolJk.YMcth8 night of .he 22ntU miit i-u : In November the Madison Square St ick Co.' is on-fortrie wiecof' e 2J.t. ; Dbcember ttippje Creek:"' ' I' bruary 1st Walter Whiteside, and tf 22nd'GorWnV'iris1rels.' Ohe 22nd-, i A Friend of fheTamiTyT '. It is most likel-tbau Mable .Pace 1 ii 11.1 .i-k.-'i.A lit .. ii 11 ' J Win pe aaaeu- tor a - wceur ana otners will come on from now on, the Reason for dat 'akingjb'ehfciir' --.-T Si Kicnmond rearson noDson can tie ha in DcceJpjljejjSit wUt Mteji and whether he comes or not depends on how bad the pub!icMrri shim ill. what the , management tninks of the ' proposition from. financial standpoint in hr-Ktrht o thcvOarantae necesRarv. 'Seven Days on' TttrUe Diet Pittsburgh 6pul2liSWL-to mc.riiji olahrQakjBudqlia;Indians, . a club composed of business and pro- k j men or tnw tity, nave, rore swom tuiucs as diet. ' Tor severi days they were compelled to ea" turtle" and "Sbu ..i ni tut.r tami-o'li'en5vjile "Creek, f0 miles from Pittsburg: vThey started witii viuu anisic coniiuissaiy,' but found no l.sli in the cietk, anJfin u ' 1 . of so . . up lamp. 1 MRS? MAYPRICK AGAIN. - 1 She ndsrtnewYork TodaKoif thi Vaderland. 23, grjntickfjeaye.lfrojhn- glish i prison, arrived here todav on . . a,.nrn - H ' jn !tnrl Kite uifV 1 MtL M avbrick.. refused Jo be inter vieweu, out state a mat at tne earnest opportunity she would yisit her birth pttcAt Mtt&k&d N&rrol1c her home earlv in married life. She wal dffyeil ftl' Fif A vtAuj hotel WlJ will go to the home of her lawyer at health. - Mau Tried Last Night and Place aced trnde $50 TldM.' f ' H 1 (Lloyd Hupswc-kerj fhc .young white rhafi arrfsfed'SlturJay (right nhd'heltl' under suspicion of being connected withjbujiufglary. Jiardy .night, was given a hearing before the mayor last niirht and . nlaced under a $50 IJ0V& Wijt'ftelng 'afiU bl set-Are ihe bond Munsucker went to jail. While thjrwa!rittIfjojldeiic'? f)rjiiht out to hidicatc that Tlunsucker is guilty of burglaiy, there wuf piety positive ev iJwicey tHi Vh Jt?-hAit f daiigtious ground and perhaps guilty of entering houses fftcr nigbt.,(ij'ne- jWithei's sta ted positively th'at Munsucker is the was pretty sur that unsucker is the J? from wf the rooks was in his home.l and altogether evidence unsucker stoutly maintains, that -he s innocent.' nnTTwn xtpvt wrT?ir 1. CahamiB Superior. Court Convene J 4 ;- ' . JllUliUitJ' IIU, The August term ofCabarrus Sd . tji . , " j! presiuuig, 4 111s is a oncwecK teri ind all civil cases have been postponed by action taken by the bar some day I here are several right prominent cases mxxipff up at thi term .on , thj crimifla4ecketi j T"e, case of. Waltet Hough for the killing; of Geo, Hartsell and the case against Honeycutt for asr ."'1. . 11 -.fi--i ' . sauit on one martin in ino. j come up f6rtria. r'The'se meti ftt' bbth'du 00 Aside from these two ceases (jocket i filled witb -minor cases that Wirt joWake Tnu'crl time. The action of the Concord bar indicates"1 that the criminal, dakerjwiir jake y the erjti i5oHantterl5aOTo1M9:,'1, nave given iin tJ,uuu too mucn money, 'said Harry B. Cassin as he JtJriMdL ti jhe Southern National Bank a, package of bills which had be'giterihittalSOOO'rfd which teally contained $50,000. - , ' ' Cassin is pnly 16 years old and Is ernplbyebf as iVunner by the First Na tional, Sank, He srrenjjeredrie fort une, wWchr.iad, (lme'inta.his handsf, through a mistake a calmlas - if he had "oeen-correcting sl- hr'istakii-5 in ch.i;i';e' at a Uinci .counter." ' ' "ft"Ji f s - 10. " -.. .. . lie was sent to the. Southern Na tional Bank' witrVVche'ck for '3"2i)0O.. H.-D. Ormsbyfc.the,caihier, made the payment in packages one of 'Which 4ie 'thougiSt'contained $5000;' but''whrch Cissj discovered, confaluedt' $5Q,0PQ: 0i-' Rilled by Explosion." . j NewYorkt .Aug. . 23. There . was an explosion in Pai'"; ' ')o'i Manha....,i urn. "'orks I.l'cryliody-tike a h. ..j to I iirwi am saw running What It Cost the City if Concord to tfCixty tfe fit9 Insurance. , ' One who is not, familiar with 'these facts will be surprised when I say that the property owners and tax payers of on Jty gays annaFJy eryyear, er $50v00(T for fire insurance, cotton over mil&ljiof 1riCluded-"ThettJ:iWtt jve those who are not able to pay the ex tesaivefaje of. jn'airancef who consti tute from one-fourth to one-third of our xjMeBs. ,This' would makeiebing out of fhe pockets of ouV clnrans i sum equal to at ( least $62,500 an Oijaljy.; 'Itiist js t)Q greatj iTta citi zens of our city should not be 'called upon to pay riis enormous .sum of money annually. '-This is - tod much tax, as all of our citizensjfay Jo the city wwtyrs t-wpj jnpr the salary of the President of the United States jor one year and three months! I Ins is Kf srflall'rhfltter-it is'a'(jattef of great importance to every one;, wh lias prope?ty; anil it is v Iqqiiditioi which will prevail for tune to icome 11 less the citizens will assist in Secur ing the rtites we 'are entitled -toff fl'he fire department am! its equipment of our, city is oii,(jf the greatest) trob lems', and has been, that we Sfe5 Ailed tyion to settle. No one man or,set of r$en can, cany the pq.sitiijij, wb alfould occupy successfully through and se own; wtiat . we are entitled to, put if will reririre tlie s Co-operatiorrof 'e.very citizen of our city. I think there Is no branch f (mrjcity rveriynep ftijt re (juires so much attention now as does the (lueftion of hie nsurance ani fire piulaiiiur oll'rJtSOO citizens, .1)4,(l)(),U00 worth of .prop ertyr lookmg" ijrpTrm ar entitled tohave protecdon at the very system at a cost of $20,000 whk-t have not derived the benefit frofru'we should have.-'-1 or instance-, to sliow yOU"whaf tenefir-werhave- derived fromityrwiliytakeaf9iexar8plQ the PythtiaSHery WvMs rlsk). Before the water system was installed it cost 3"per cplitava jisks carried. Since system has been completed the rate is '2.55 per cent., or a saving of alxjulS pcf, ocntv- Thw yuhject the writer fi as liad a? flrhe afteftime with insurance companies, Southeastern Tariff Association, ind city board of was appointed a committee of one to get all the information on .the subject possible wndi f report ?.This hei has tried to do. The first thing I find is that our city (Concord) pays -more (or a higher rateof . insurance) than any town of - North Carolina that has a pbat!o df,500fiCisi below and rateWtfpaf fiAH'l - ' . Goldsboro.mercantile, 80c per $100. f iEJiaabethvt,City,u,nercantile, 75c, pet$100.,-'v, v ir. tayeteville, , mercantile, $1.1)0 per fioo. v.', . :?.?' -1 I Salisbury, 70c per $100,'... , ; , Asheville, first and; second class rate. ' Roclcy Wount, 90c 'per $100. " rrewern;49r'$10(S ..VYiiinpnoc' Wihoy ; JUreansborqi, 1,20 pep L00t ,-. ; jfheyauil lejSjwfari yayig from two to six times more insurance than nyk Vftjr fti? f4"tonn) Carolina. ThcJkBn i4?.'thitXherinsurace" people tay&wawi'lo tnt3tJedKf!Jany better. rafc.1wiThri Say? it ts. . true we havt i'good-system" of water,' and It is (rue we dorv't.IiVe ahygrear lossirom hresjjbu toe;rate;i as Jow.-as we are erttitled.tD. ;The) Southcattern T?rjft Association say !'if you wilL hetter equip your 'departmertt Ave Will reduce your.cir,e jroip rrom ti 6per cent: to . i JT v . ithey enumerate in pef cenf.' ind detail what we pnustpu't in before tbey ;will grant tfie 'reduction, as 'follows: Hook and ladder truck atentra sta tion, hose wagon at Forest Hill, alarm (J if i f hisis I whatrhav1 been acfvbca' Till! recePjit m ajwate j ting for mp .ymevaqd, no Jiusiness man will cjiy mat U i jHoj gooa proposition to put in what is required by them, (the N)utluasterri 1 anrt by'thcin (ihe fouthtastcrri Tariff 'As- errant the reduction. We are oavinr. ( as I said, at least $50,000 per year and a saving of 25 per cent only will save the tax payers at least $12,500 per year or about twice the amount it will take to put in the equipment . v . Now, personally to every, citizen who is interested in this matter,' I fi peal to you to help reduce our rate of insurance. lam prepared to furnish any one the above facts. I have a plan outlined to do this work if you will personally assist me. I will begt the City Hall every night for the next ten days, and 1 want you to see me. I want you for your own benefit to in vestigate this matter, and I am sure if I get your co-operation we will before January 1, 1905, be receiving the ben efits we are entitled to. J no -Miller. - SERIOUS CUTTING SCRAPE. Tom Moore an Overseer at the Odell Mill Cut and Hit With a Brick. In a difficulty With Cleve Shinn Tom Moore Was cut" and knocked up pretty badly last nighf about ten o'clock. The difficulty occured on McGill street. Moore was cut with a knife and hit with a brick. The blow from the brick broke the collar hone and the knife wound is a deep and severe one. Immediately after the fight Shinn left and has not yet been caught; Mtxire was given medical attention and suffered con- sin era me troin tne injuries, snmn is a I t I r .1 . young fellow whose home is now supposed 'to be in Salisbury, at least his father, a. well-to-do man, lives there, having moved from Concord some years.' ' The Salisbury officers were notified last night to look out for Shinn' mi arrest him if seen'.' l Opening of A. ft M. CoUefre; s The Agricultural- and Mechanical College at Raleigh will open Thurs day, September 1.' Entrance examina tions wilt be held Tuesday and Wed nesday, August 30 and 31, at 9 a. in. Examinations to remove "conditions will be held Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. according to . schedule. Students examined for entrance or to remove Conditions at other times than the above will be charged one dollar for each examination. Registration on Tuesday," Wednesday, and Thursday. Registration after Tursday, September 1st, will cost one dollar. Rooms , will not be reserved in the college dor mitories after September 1st To tha Housewives of Concord. , If not authorized by the letter, I know that I am fully authorized by the spirit of the farmers meeting at White Hall and Poplar Tent, provided you are in any way interested in agri cultural pursuits, to extend to .you a peijspnal, invitation to be present at the basket picnic at Poplar Tent next Thursday. '' Bring' your ' basket and invite any friends that you may see fit in fact, we want to see' the town inJ.'country in full together f at this first annual . picnic. . Business should practically be suspended for this day ir Concord, -and every vehicle should be brought into use by you townspeo plerj , Come to r historic Poplar Tent and we must think the day's , outing will do you good. n ".':V Kind reader, this is'for you. -'" ' - ,-- w. jmoa. Sims, Sec.'' 1 . V. A . Tl.ll mi, -I tiie one tliat will eleanse tlte .sys t am,' set the. liver to action, remove Uie bile,."clea& tlie; complerion, cure' head aohe and 1ito ;good . taste ' in the moutlu - The famous little pills (or do ing Such work pleasantly and effectual ly are DeWitt's little Early Risers. Bob Moore, af Lafayette, Ind., says: "All othes pilla I have used grip and sicken, while DeWitt's Little Early Risers are simply perfect.". Bold oy The Gibson Drug StortK. i t i ,.. Th Deata Ptnalty " A little ' thing sometimes regults in death. Thafl a laere scratch, InsifrulQ cant cnta or pAny boils hate paid the death penalty. It is wim to have Bock leu's Arnica Solve ever handy. It's tha best Solve on earth and will prevent fatality, when bnrns,' gores,' ulcers and AS-Jpiies threaten. Only 5e at Fetser's W E W Have you stopped to think of the pleasure something new always brings with it. A dress, a ring, apiece of Furniture. No matter what it may j be, inspiration and bright spirits follow along in its wake, especially if its Furniture. Every time :you sit in the Soft Chair or stretch out on the Soft Couch, it makes you happy. This is a hapi piness every one can afford while we have the - stock we have, and charge the priecs we do. New Shipment of Iron Bedsteads. For health and comfort there is no other bed so good. CRAVEN BROS. Furniture Q Undertaking Co. Our 4-Daysv Sale was a Success. Ve Have a Few Special Things Left and .v . , Will Continue the Cut Price Sale This Weett. All our Summer Goods will be cut in price just . about ONE-HALF. We have some Special at ' tractions to offer. Do not miss this sale. Fruit of the Loom Domestic, per yard.... Be : - Big line of Fine Mulls and Grenadine Effects worth 50c per yard, will go at' -C-25c White Goods worth 10c, 2lM and 15c per yard will be sold for ...flic, 6ic and 7c , Mercerized Gingham wort 50c to go at 25c CMecked Lawns worth from 8c to 12ci to at. from 4c to 8c Big lot of Figured Lawns worth 10c, 15c and ZOcper yard to ' ge for.-----.; - --- 5c 7icand 1 0c Fine White Goods for waists worth-20c and 25c per yard will be sold far 1 1 0c and 1 2c Some short lengths of Ginghams to close out. v Big line of Neffligee Shirts worth front 50c to , $1.25, will go at, from-V- -25c to 75. . . :" v .i' .." ': ''."'" " ' li t ' " .' '.. :t. '' -,. ( i . :' V . Big lot of Men's and Boys Pants at reduced pd' v? 1 This will be the Sale of the season. Grand Values at greatly reduced prices. Come early and stay late i , . - i 1 . v : , , , . . , D. P. . Dayvault Q Ero. vwvtf ' : 'j 1 i a a it it t - V Removed to ! Office in l?- -'" p"""f J L.J T I I 4 . aJL I'C Building. ? C:.!l 11. i he Woo J men picnic tonionotv. Isociaiionjr, as they are ' the ones who , Drag Store. I 4 j
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