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Evening 4 Vol. XI. 25 Cents a Month, Cash. CONCORD, N. C.l FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 19C6 25 Cents aMonth, Cash. N 108 A BRILLIANT WEDDING. ! MILL STARTS TUESDAY CAUGHT IN MINE. KKimtmLfwrwirm pa imFm Mb Tpibttne. Mr Ernest Thomu Boat Married Tours- day ; te Mitt Zula Oreeosboro Leave ' Florida. : A Hinshaw for a Trip A wedding in which ill Concord - and Cabarrus ii interested was solem j- nizea - in vjreensooro on i nursaay . arternoon at o ciocx wnen m is z,uia -t. m. ....a' r-m i A Hinshaw became the bride of M Thomu Bost, of Bost Mill, thit count. The ceremony took place at th hnmat r9 Kt Vtr'tA'm nnrl KA 1 st iu Hviiifc vi WHU w uiivivi v a J A Odell, being performed by Rev ) GHDetwilerof the M Church -vv The Record in us account .of th ' wedding says: Jjfl While Elam'a orchestra played Mendelssohn's wedding march the ' party entered, Dr Detwiler coming 0 first, followed by Mr C Boger, of Concord, with Lena Stevens, of Con- v cord. Next came ' the bride' sister, A ' M .Miss Mary mnsnaw, wno acted as '-maid of honor. She preceded the . groom and his best man, Mr Jos ' Cannon, of Concord, followed by the bride, leaning upon the arm of her 7 uncle, Mr James A Odell, who gave her away. ---.-. TV. U..J i l-jr .: .. . ij uiiuc wuic uruiaucu saiui wim U I A A A A pcaris. ncr veil was caugnt up witn - rt - . - .l orange blossoms and she carried bride's frnnr wmm tlitm aill .ai . mmp latfaM with white lace - trimmings and dia mond pearl ornament i. Miss Stevens .. , - J! , wii arnica in wmre oriranaieover niue "'taffeta, pearl ornaments. The maid r ried pink carnations. Mrs James A JDdell wore black brocade grenadine over, white taffeta, with diamond or naments. ' Following the ceremony an elegant wedding reception occurs, the hours ..berna; front. 430 to 9 o'clock this eve ning.? Elam'a orchestra will discourse ' tweet music throughout . J -J the -library is a most elaborate arijr of useful and bandfome presents, notable among tbem being a chest of silver, the gift of Mr and Mrs James .AOdeiL -v-vv-.v rv- The bride and groom will leave on train N 29 at 7:05 this evening for a bridal trip to,Palrn Beach and other points in Florida, and they will be at home after March 1st at Boat's Mill, 'eight tiiles from Concord, where the groom is a successful and progressive young business man. " , ' The bride it a native of Randolph s county, but has made her home with Mr and Mrs Odell here for the past even years. ; 4She is an accomplished and lovable young woman and much admired by. all who knew her. 4 She graduated at Greensboro Female Col lego in the dan of 1903. ii$p: Accssed of Poisoning Hosbasd for la. j season, miss, reo. a ine w u " kinson county grand jury hu returned ' an indictment aininit Mrs W C Stew- .art, on the charge of . poisoning her . nuiiunn. ins i if-vi-fi . mnr v. nr rn. crime dciok u uciu a iv.uuv me UIIUIU1I.C pUIILT VU 1UC JIIC VI IICI ' hatsband. -. ':-:U'-:--J t 'r The indictment alleged, that Mrs Stewart administered v morphine to her . husband in large quantities, with the intent of killintr him. and' it watonlv through the prompt action of other -members of the Stewatt family in tending for pbysiciant that ni life was saved. -':"v::: Mrs Stewart is a relative of M H Wilkinson, circuit judge of the district, 'who impanelled the vgrand jury that returned the indictment. Governor Vardaraan will appoint a special judge to preside at the tml of ' the woman, which will probably take pi tee next week. -2'- : Mr S H Howell will open an office here and te manager of the Southern " Benevolent Association of Hickory, N. C which comprises the following counties: . Stanly, Union, Cabarrus, lii hmond, Montgomery, Aloore and A-.:on. ' "- - ... " The New Browa Mill Ready for Opera, tioa and Will be Runoini by the 13th. If plans go right there will be an other miirin operation in Concord by Tuesday," when it is expected the Brown mill will begin operation. The machinery is all in place, power con nections are made and by Monday will be turned, and by Tuesday the ma chinery will be going. This mill is equipped with 7,860 spindles and 200 looms a nd will m?ke heavy 3-yard sheeting. As is well known the power is derived from an elecric power house. Mr W A Bratton is the elec tric engineer for the mills. Mr Brat ton formerly held such a position with the Highland Paik mills in Charlotte. The superintendent of the new Brown mill is Mr A n Harwell, wno comes to Concord from Wake Forest. Denies Signing Jap Treaty. London; Feb. 7. Douglas Storey tefegraphing to the Tribune from Che foo, states that he has obtained from the Emperor of Korea a document bearing the imperial seal, the original of which lie says he has proved before the British Consul at Chefoo. In this document the Emperor denied that he signed or approved " the treaty with Japan or consented to the appointment of a Japanese resident and "invites the great Powers to exercise a joint pro tectorate over Korea for a period not exceed ine eve years, with respect to the control of Korean foreign affairs." A telegram from Tokyo says that Marquis Ito started today for Seoul, where he will assume the post of Jap anese President General of Korea. Items from Sprite. Dr E R Burris, of Albemarle, visit el his brother, Mr J T Burris, Friday night, i Miss Auta Dry, who. is going to school at Unionville, spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks. Mr Charlie Sell, of Albemarle, is spending some time with his parents. Mr P S Burris -is now attending school at Parmerville. Mr Dave Yow and family spent a few days with Mr Jacob Barrier, at Concord, who is uite sick. Miss Nectie Love is spending some time with her brother, Mr Adam Love, at Hamsburg. Misses Lizzie and Elsie Love, of Harrisburg, spent a few days with their grandfather, Mr M P Love. 1 here was a temperance meeting at Locust Sunday. - U. S. Need Not Fear Philippine Tobacco, Washington, Feb. 8 The tobacco industry in the Philippines was dis cussed by Secretary Taft,' today before the Senate Committee cn the Philip pines. He said the entire amount of tobacco exported by the islands an nually was less than the tobacco pro duction of .Lancaster county, Pa. ' ; Secretary Taft taid that the United States had nothing to fear from com petition with the islands at a result of lower duties on Philippine tobacco. : V v Not to Abandon, Fight f K f Winston-?alem Feb. 7. -The re appointment oil District Attorney Hoi- ton hu not caused the friends of Mr I T Benbow to cease their efforts to secure the appointment of the Win ston-Salcm lawyer at collector for the fifth North Carolina district. - Facts and figures will be presented, to the powers that be in Washington, includ ing President Roosevelt, and there are many who believe that, when' this city's claims are made known . to the higher authorities, they will prove ef fective. It" will be shown that more revenue it. paid . to the government through the local stamp office than Asheville and other branch offices combined. - - , 1 -- ' After undergoing a six-months treatment in one of the- leading Balti more hospiuls Miss Mable Dove re turned home this morning Very much" improved. . All her many friends will be glad to note her great improvement Men Entombed la Mine Following an Explosion Which Cut Off tot Escape. Charleston, W. Va., Feb. 9. Fwenty seven men are still entombed in the Pearl mine, near Oakhill, Fay ette county, in the Loup creek field, where the explosion occurred yesterday afternoon. It is known that, thirty men were in the mine and there may have been more. Twelve escaped. The majority of the men are negroes and Hungarians. It is not believed tnat tne entomDed men are alive. Ventilation fans were at' work and were wrecked by the explosions. There are no hopes for those who, are caught in the mine, since the draft is cut 6ff- Young Wompn Kills Herself. New York, Feb. 9. Ida M Muel ner, a young woman, who was a maid in one of the fashionable dress making establishments, shot and killed herself this morning in the West Fifty-First Street police station. She had con fessed to rhe theft of trimmings and laces to the value of a thousand dollars from her employer. While waiting in the anti room for her case to be called she drew a pistol from her muff and shot herself. Declares Lswson has Won. St. Paul, Feb. 7. Thomas W Lawson, of Boston, after a four hours' conference with "Governor Johnson, of Minnesota, left this evening fur Chi cago. . 1 he subject of the conference was the forming of a committee of Governors and other prominent men to seek a voice by proxies in the affairs of the New York Life Insurance Company and of the Mutual Life In surance Company. At the close of the conference Mr Lawson said: "Governor Johnson has consented to remain as a member of the- com mittee I had in mind. Others who will make up a part of the committee are Governor Broward, of Florida; former "Attorney General Frank S Monnett, of Ohio, -and Fremont Ol der, of San Francisco.". Governor Johnson was asked If Lawson has the necessary proxies to control the voting in the two big life Companies. 'I believe from the showing he made this afternoon that he has," re plied the Governor, "and I believe Mr Lawson has a card up his sleeve that will astonish the folks." Enough for Six Years. Columbia, S. C, Feb. 8 The dis pensary investigation today was given over to Mr L W Boykin's attorneys, Messrs. Bellinger and Welsh, who presented evidence in rebuttal of the charges that Mr Boykin had made an extravagant purchase of labels. ,. The testimony submitted was from 'Mr Weiskopf, president of the . Nivisson- Weiskopf Company, of Cincinnati, who made the labels and from another representative of the Louisville Cou rier-Journal frinting .Company, to show that the labela had been bought at a reasonable price. ( Mr Charles, clerk of the State board, testified that the firm receiving the award was the only one which had a bid tubmitted properly. Mr Lyon showed that the contract was awarded on a supple mental bid. TJie last witness - tonight, was Mr W O Tat urn, commissioner at the State dispensary, . who,;: under.; cross examination by Mr Lyon, figured out that the labels at the present ..rate of use would last over six years, and that if the sizes are not used uniformly the quart labels may last years longer, al though it hu been reported to him that tome of the half-pint labels are oaw running Aort. ' v - The flivor of our Fresh , Mackerel is sure to please you; try them. - Isen hour L'ros Just received-1 a barrel of Fresh Mackerel Iscnhour Bros. . -, VECT iiiiiiiiiiiviiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlliilllllllllllllllllllllllllN The greatest musical instrument in the world, such an unalloyed pleasure or lasting joy. The Victor is king among entertainers a true delight indeed, to hear the most inspiring vocal and instrumental music ever rendered, as well as the fun niest comic songs and recitations by high class talent, without the scrapy, mechanical sound usually heard in talking machines. FOR EVERY PURSE There is a real Victor to fit all circumstances. Beginning with Victor Z at $17 and ranging in price (according to construction and finish) up to Victor the Sixth at $100, every machine has the remarkable Victor tone-quality that has made the Victor what it is. 1 VINOL'S RELIABILITY. Countless Physicians Join with the Gibson Drng Store in Recommend ing Vinol. Countless physicians and drugjists ... r 1 are now prescribing ana indorsing Vinol u the most Valuable cod liver preparation known to medicine, and it is fast superseding all other forms of cod liver oil A prominent physician writes: I am satisfied that Vinol derives its won derful life-giving and strength-creating power , from the medicinal curative elements found in the cod's liver. It it thevbest ttrength creator and vitalizer for old people, weak women, children, and the convalescent that I ever saw." Another physician writes: "I could cite many cases where health hu been restored in a surprisingly short time by Vinol. I should be very sorry to have to do without Vinol in my practice. It has no equal for hard colds, throat and bronchial troubles." Now, when we tell you that we have never told in our store a remedy of tuch - remarkable curative and strength-creating power u Vinol, for the weak, the tick and the aged, and that if it faila to accomplish what we say it will we will refund your money without question, no ailing person should hesitate to try Vinol with tuch J an understanding. c In cues where cod liver oil, emul sions and 6ther tonics fail, Vino! will beat ttreiiKthcn and cure. Gibson Drug Store. . ; When there is a children's party the nursery can easily be .transformed into a bawl room. -; ;' - : Poiaost te Food. ' ... ' Per ha pa you don't realiaa that many pain poisons originate in tot food, but some day you may feel a twinge of dys pepsia that will convince yon. . Dr. King's New Life Pilla are guaranteed to cor all sickness due. to pontons of undigested food or money back. 5o. at AU Druggiata. , Try them. AGENTS LOTS MORE LIKE IT. Plenty Moore Proof Like This, and All From Concord People No chance for for argument hero. No better proof can be had. What a Oouoord man says Is the best of evidence for Concord people. Bead this oase. We have lota more like it. J. W. Wilkenson, of 24 East Church street, bloc V smith says: "I can recom mend Doan'a Kidney Pills and Doan's Ointment as two most excellent reme dies. My back had given me lots of trouble and this was effectived relieved by the use of pilla. The ointment I need for a very sore hand when a dog bit me and it was an awful sore and would not heal. Procuring Doan'a Ointment at the Gibson Drug Store I applied it. In a few daya the sore was all healed. do not hesitate to endorse what is said of thse two remedies." For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States." Remember the name Doan's-and take no other. Before doing anything as a result of enthusium or excitement, tee if your enthusium or excitement will not wear off. - ' - : Don't deceive yourself. If yon have indigestion taka Kodol Dyspepsia Cure It will relieve you. Eev. W. E. Hooutt, South Mills, N. 0., says: '! was trouble with a chranio indigestion for several years; whatever I ate teemed to cause heatbum, sour stomach, fluttering of myneart and general depression of mind and body. My druggitts recom mend Kodol, ahd it has relieved me. I can now eat anything aleep soundly at night, Kodol Digests what yem eat. Sold by Gibson Drug Co. t . : 1 In the game of life, at in poker game, the fellow who says nothing and saws wood it the one who picks up the chips " Vast a little Kodol after meales'will relieve that fulness, belching, gas en stomach, and all other symptoms of indigestion. Kodol digests what you eat, and enables the stomach and diges tive organs to perform their functions naturally. Sold by Gibson Drug Co. IS 1 Nothing will create Grav Trouble Foreseen. It needs but little foresight, to tell, fiat When your stomach and liver are badly affected, grave trouble is ahead, unless you take the proper medicine for your disease, as Mrs. John A. Young, of Clay,, N. Y., did. She says: "I had neuralgia of the liver and stomach, my heart was weakened, and I could not eat. I was very bad for 'a long time, but in Electrio Bitters, I found just what I needed, for they quickly relieved and cored me." Best medicine for weak women. Sold under guarantee by all druggists, at 50c a bottle. If a man would only pay his bills as promptly as his grudges his cred'l would be better. Fraud Exposed. A few counterfeiters have lately been making and trying to sell imitations of Dr. King's New Discovery for Con sumption, Coughs and Colds, and other medicines, thereby defrauding the pub lic This is to warn yon to beware of such people, who seek to profit, through stealing the reputation of remedies which for over 35 years. A sure; pro tection, to you, is our name on the wrapper. Look for it, on all Dr. King's, or Bucklen's remedies, as all others are mere imitations. H. B. BUCKLEN & CO. , Chicago, 01., and Windsor, Canada. At all druggists. The boy who eets a twenty-five- cent allowance expects it more than quarterly Ea tie World Wondsrs how the other half lives. Those who use Bucklen's Arnica Salve never wonde if it will cure Outs, Wounds, . Burns, Sores and all Skin eruptions; they know it will. Mrs. Grant Shy, 1180 K. Rey nolds St., Springfield, I1L, aaya: "I regard It one of the absolute necessities of housekeeping." Guaranteed by all druggist, SOo. ' The fool and his money are what ke p the rest of us from starving to death.. - tWtsTto Music Cure.- . To keep the body In tune," writes Mrs. Mary Brown, M Lafayette Place, Poughkeepsia, N. T, "X take Dr. King's New Life Pills. They are the most ra - liable and pleasant laxative I have found." Beat for the Stomach "Liver and Bowels. Guaranteed by all druggia Mo...' '.. - 'V ,-.
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