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Vol. XI. 25 Cents a Month, Cash.
CONCORD, N. C. SATURDAY, APRIL 7. 1906
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NEW BUILDING AND LOAN.
Such an Association Being Organized
Ready for Operation in May, Making
a Third Such Institution.
Concord is to have a third Building
and Loan Association rtady for opera
ation some time in May. This much
is certain, and the charter is being pre
" pared and stock has already been sold.
The name has nor been decided on
and other derails are to follow the re
ceipt of the charter. Mr. C. B. Wag
ner is the prime mover in this new
association, which hopes to open the
first series On the second Saturday in
May.
This will be the third Building and
Loan Association for Concord and will
be managed on the same liberal, yet
conservative, plan as the other two so
well identified with Concord's prog
ress. Very soon we will have a third
institution, with these too all working
for the upbuilding of Concord
WEDDING AT NORMANDY.
"The American Home
The Safe-guard of
American Libert)"
Popular Young Couple From Rowan
Married in the Hotel Parlor. This
Morning.
At 11 o'clock this morning Miss
Tit I lie Brown and Mr Silas A Deal, a
popular young couple from Rowan1,
were made man and wife, the cere
money being performed in the parlor
of ihe Normandy hotel in the presence
of only three witnesses, L V Norman,
T L Alexander and J F Hurley.
The bride and groom drove to
Concord this morning, where by ap
pointment Rev J F Deal, of Cabarrus,
a brother of the groom, met them at
the Normandy and spoke to them the
wedding vows as used by the Lutheran
church. The wedding was solemnized
in Concord because the young people
desired a quiet marriage and to avoid
a wedding.
This wedding is of much interest
on account of the young people. The
bride is a daughter of Mr Walter W
Brown, who moved from Cabarrus to
Rowan a few years ago; the groom is
a son of Mr C J Del, of Landis,
whose brother, Rev J F Deal, is one
of the most popular young pastors of
the county.
Mr and Mrs Deal returned this
afternoon to the homo of the bride's
parent.
RUSSIAN GOVERNOR
IS ASSASSINATED.
Poveraor Slepaotf, of Rastiaa Previace,
la Ton to Pieces by Boa Thrawa
Isto His Carriage.
St. Petersburg, April 7. Governor
Slepsoff, of Tverdel, was assassinated
thii afternoon by a bomb thrown into
hia carriage. The body of the man
waa torn to pieces. The perpetrator is
unknown and has not been arrested.
FROM THE COAL FIELDS
Conference This Evening PeaatyiVaila
Employees Ordered to Retnra for
Work Monday!
Shamokin, Pa., April .7 The
Pennsylvania railroad employees, sus
pended last week owing to coal suspen
sion, were ordered to report tor duty
next Monday morning. This causes
many to believe the operators intend
coming to satisfactory conclusions with.
the miners next week.
Secret 8ssion This Afttrnoon.
New York, April 7. The repre
sentatives of the anthracite coal ana
independent coal employers met here
this afternoon in a secret conference to
consider Mitchell's proposition of arbi
tration and to draft a reply for presen
tation to the joint conference Monday.
Alter Will Not be a Candidate for
Re-election.
Washington, April 7 senator Al
ger, of Michigan, who went to Atlantic
City for his health, has returned very
much improved. He confirms the
report from Detroit that he will not
be a candidate for re-election to the
BRIEF VIEW OF '06.
Few people realize what a
heavy hand the Landlord lays
on a renter. In 35 years a
house renting for $10.00 per
month, you have paid $4,200
in cash, this at 6 per cent,
per annum will swell the total
to $13,194.66, an appalling
waste of money. And yet
every brick and plank will still
belong to the Landlord.
Avoid this waste by sub
scribing to shates in this As
sociationbegin saving loday.
Cabarrus County Building,
Loan ft Savings Association.
At National Bank
in
MI. lilt
Yindsor Hotel
- m iM7-w nibrt St ,;
" Philadelphia, Pa. ;';
Three minutes 'walk from Broad St
" Station, two minutes from Beading
Terminal. American plan from 9a to
18.80 pr day. . European plan from 91
$3.80 per day. V ' '
FRANK M. 8CHEIBLEY, Mgr.
KtTar can tell when you'll maab a
finger or suffer m out, bruise, born or
scald. Be prepared. Dr. Thomas' Elec
tric Oil instantly relieves the pain
quickly ewes the wound.
Wit without kindness u the bee
without honey. J Clarette.
A virtue always outweights a talent.
1,'u.t' Rlomarioa.
SOME CLIPPED NEWS ITEMS
Hope Mills. April 6 Fifth No
209, a south-bound train on the At
lantic Coast Line, was wrecked this
afternoon at 4 o'clock on a curve nonh
of Hope Mill. ' Four cars of coal and
the caboose left the track and are
badly demolished. No one was hurt
except one train hand, who was thrown
from the caboose and severely jarred
He sustained no serious injury. The
wreck occurred at a point where it is
impossible for "any train to pass until
the wreck is cleared, which will take
about six or eight hours. This wreck
occurred on an unlucky curve where
the Atlantic Coast Line has experienced
several bad wrecks in the last year
or so.
Washington. N. C, April 6. The
dead body of Rufus Butts, a colored
man. of this city, was found about 2
o'clock this afternoon floating in Jack
son creek, under the bridge at the foot
of Mailt street. He was lying face
downward when found. The coroner
was immediately notified and held an
inquest over the body. The jury re
turned a verdict of death from drown
ing. Butts was about 60 years of age.
He had been enisling for several weeks
and no trace of him could be found
until to-day. '
Notice of Annual aTietiug. ,
The annual meeting of the share
holders of the Cabarrus County B. ht
& Savings Association will be held in
the cit hall court room on Thursday
evening,
o'clock. .
J. M, HBNDR1X.
.. , ?:,' Sec'y and Trcas.
SApriM9, 1906, at 7:30
W. R. ODELL, frcs. :
Boiler Explosion Causes Death of Two
Persoas.
Vienna, Austria, April 7y In
boiler explosion io a waterproof factory
at Elsniger this1 morning the boiler
house and adjoining residences were
destroyed, fifty people being buried in
the ruins. Two were killed and twenty
seriously injured.
Cambridge Defeats Oxford la Boat Race.
London, April 7. Cambridge won
here the twenty-eiehth victory in the
annual boat race with Oxford today
by defeating the crew of the latter
university by hve lengths. It was an
easy victory for Cambridge and her
men finished fresh. The Oxford men
.on the contrary were greatly distressed
by the bard pull and four of the men
fainted at the finish. The race was
witnessed by a crowd that broke all
records.
, , ' -ataaoiik Votics. i
." Regular communication
f t of Stokes Lodge, No. 32
Uf rlA. r & A M f Monday
night, the 9tb, 8 o'clock
; sharp. Some distinguished
visitors expected,' alto a special ad
dress on a vital subject. By order of
W, M. .
JNO. H. RUTLEDOE, Sec.
.'; ALacky Psstaistnee '. '
is Mrs. Alexander, of Cary, He., who
has found Dr. King's t New life Pills to
be the best remedy she ever tried for
keeping: the stomach, liver and bowels
n perfect order. You'll ejroe with her
if you try thwm painli s jtiri'sm V.M
inf.:e new Can - --i ty a'!
Mas With Dead Qui Gives Himself Up.
New York, April 7. Miller H.
McCuchen, who was with Delphine
Love, the actress, when she threw her
self from a window ' of the Sterling
hotel yesterday morning, gave himself
up to the ; police this' morning after
hearing of the girl's death. The
coroner was not satisfied that the girl's
death was suicide - and directed the
police to find McCuchen.
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: Boa Capsizes ThreeDrowaed.
tinina - kipids, Mien., April 7
Late last night while George McDon
ald, Samuel ' CalUpan, The. Delaoey
and Mrs. George Copp were taking a
ride in a launch oo Cedar river the
boat capsized. Delaney swan) .'ashore
hut tha other three were 'drowned,
only one body so far being recovered. ,
Gortrnor Qiaos Tomorrow.
Governor R B Glenn will arrive
tonight and spend Sunday in the oity
the guest of Senator W R Odell.
Tomorrow the Governor will make
two addresses, the first at the Forest
Hill Methodist church at '11 o'clock;
and again at the Central school build
ing in the evening at 7 JO. These
two opportunities, to hear the chief
executive will be fully appreciated by
the people of the city and each meet
ipg will be larprly attended.
The oi.' r '
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ct pet
are t
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Some Side Olaaces at Some Things
Assared the City Daring the Present
Year.
Very bluntly we asked one observant
citizen how many houses would be
built in Concord during 1906 and he
replied between two and three hun
dred. None of us can say how many,
nor can we give a very accurate esti
mate. It is a safe proposition, how
ever, that the year 1906 will bring
quite a good deal of building, being
marked by a constant and permanent
growth.
The Tribune has on several occa
sions predicted much for the year, and
we believe that we are safe in staying !
by our statement of several months ago
that Concord would do well during
1906. As evidence let us look, and
see as far as possible, what we may j
expect.
First, we might refer to the erection
of a large cotton mill, the location of
which is about assured and which we
may well claim as an asset for ours.
The recent purchase of the Coleman
mill property, to be operated as the
Franklin, calls for the erection of forty
houses, the contract having been let
for the work. The Southern Loan
and Trust Company is building fifteen
houses in one section of the city. The
Young- Hartsell and the new Cabarrus
mills are now erecting a large electric
power house. The Cannon mill will
build a number of large warehouses,
which will represent quite a nice item.
The weave shed to be' built by the
Gilson will represent a good sized
plant within itself. Thus far we have
dealt almost entirely with the mills and
this may not near cover the case, for
the mills. have a way of doing things
every day, and any day is likely to
bring about something of considerable
importance.
The new Lodge building is ready
for the start, already the clearing away
for the foundation is going on. The
walls of the Concord laundry are going
up rapidly. The same is true of
three-story artnrx to fhe St. Cloud
hotel. The Ritchie Hardware Com
pany is building a large warehouse.
The building which Dr. I, M-
Archey expects to erects on Union
street, adjoining the court house, will
be one of the most attractive business
houses in the city, a magnificent addr
tion to Union street.
It it more than likely that the Elks
will build during the year, in fact an
Elk Home may safely be added to our
1906 expectations.
The new hotel for Depot street is
of much consequence, meaning a con
siderable investment and a splendid
addition to the city. J
Mr. a. L. Umberger is to build a
handsome residence, while many houses
will come during the year. Mr- J. L
Crowe!! is to build a handsome cottage
on Spring street. Messrs. E- J. Jones
and S. E. Sloan will build on Acade-ny
street
We have two building and loans,
one of which is to have its charter
amended that more shares may be
issued. Through these as many as
forty or fifty homes will likely be built,
while many more will be enlarged by
means of these assaciations.
Over, in Wert Concord there will
be activity all the year. -.The recent
mdustrie jocated over there and others
to follow will demand considerable
building. J ; :.t . : ,
We have made up this story hum J-
ly and with no systematic plan, simply
told irbat we lutewAs
This does not take into considera
tion several buildings talked of, tome
of which will be real wed. 'A few days
later we shall continue this talk and
try and make it more interesting.
jSmm-1 ; rites !:: - ff- Si. .i& ! rfj
We will furnish your kitchencompletely as well as any
other part of your home. How about your Stove or
Range ? We would like to put the best one made in
your kitchen It's a pleasure to cook on them.
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Correct Dress
The "Modem Method" system of
high-grade tailoring introduced by
L. E. Hays 4 Co, of Cincinnati, O,
satisfies good dressers everywhere
AU Garment Made Strictly
to Your Measure
at BMxIenai price. 500 ttjrla of forogn
and doaMrtic fabric! fraa which fc chooK.
RvpnaMSsasJ by
Some Real Estate Deals.
The SotjtnerftLoan and Trust Com-
pany sold' "this week to H. A. Eudy a
lot'm West Concord. It donated two
lots to the West ..Concord .Baptist
church, and sold to 'J. E. Host for W.
A. Wilkinson part- of the Winecoff
property. .." '
Aad His SaM was Smith. , r -
A few days ago a man nhme Smith
J R Smith was arrested in Ashe-
ville for something like forgery. Con
cord has a J R Smith and some of his
friends insist that The Tribune should
uy that he is not the man the, Ashe
ville folks have Of course not--our
J R Bas habits of his own,'but none
f t - i e"er inter' - outside of bis
ill 5 ard.
N. C.
Concord,
Can't tie a oough or a cold up in your
system by taking a remedy that binds the
bowels. Take Kennedy's Laxative Hon
ey and Tar. It is different from all other
cough symps. It is better. It opens the
bowels, expelx all cold from the system,
relieves oooghs, colds, croup, whooping
oougb, etc. An ideal remedy for young
and old. Children like it. Sold by Gib
son Drug Store.
A whole lot of men are political
reformers every day in the year but
three primary day, cenvention day
and election day.
The world owes every man a living,
but tt takes a bustling bill collector to
get what's coming to him.
Nothing will relieve indigestion that
is not a thorough digestant. Kodol Dys
pepsia Gore digests what yon eat, and
allows the stomach to rest recuperate
grow strong again. A few doses of Ko
dol after meals, will soon restore the
Stomach and digestive organs to a full
performance of their funotions natural
ly. Sold by Gibson Drug Store.
' ..
The man who is always talking
about his ailments generally outlives
those from whom he expects sympa.
thy... : ,. -': ,
The most rational remedy for oooghs
and colds is Kennedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar. It acta on the bowels as a
mild cathartic expels all cold from the
system. . Data all , phlegm out of the
throat, relieves coughs, colds, croup,
whooping oough, e ta An ideal remedy
for children equally good for adults.
Sold by Gibson Drag Store. , . r, -
There is a vast difference Jbetween
contentment and , satisfaction. The
happy man is the one contented with
his lot
H. L PARKS & CO.
Of course you can't measure the vtluo of Boys'
Clothing with scales any more than yon the eyes.
Off the boy an XTRA poop Suit may not looK dif
ferent than a similar garment of another maKe.
But on the boy any one can tell the vast superi
ority of Xtra ooop in fit, style and attractiveness.
Boys' Double-Breasted
Two-Piece Suits...........
: In Plain or Norfolk Styles, ages 3 to 17 years, All WodI Cheviots
' in Grey Mixtures or Plain Blue, in excellent , wearing materials
Prides r--$2.00 to $6.00. .
Youths' Long Trouser
Suits.
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Cut over petfect patterns to fit young ment 12 to 16 years. Neat
Suits and in "Single or Double-Breasted Styles made from selected
Worsteds Chevios, Cheviots' Blue Serge.' and Black Thibet.
Large assortment of New Patterns . - '-
Priced ct C3.CX to tld; '