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Vol. XI.
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CONCORD, N. C. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3 1906
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No 3
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OF POLITICAL INTEREST
' Matters of Politics that are of Interest to
Ceacord tad Cabarras Clabs Or
(salted Solicitor Clarkioa Speaks
Other Political Polats.
The Smith-Richmond (controversy
is not the only thing on the political
checker board in Cabarrus, though
these two. aspirants have been ss busy
as tbey could be in trying to muddy
the witars. The real campaign is on
and the voice of the Forest Hill band
is not the only intimation that politics
arc warming up. The two parties are
now facing each other on the field of
battle and the campaign ihows every
sign of activity.
Solicitor Clarkson mi in Concord
last night and made a good Democratic
speech over the store of Sehorne &
Jerome on Depot -street After the
spesking aHackettdub was organized.
A club is to be organized on Friday
night at Democratic headquarters.
Blackkara Retains.
Washington, Oct. 2. Represent
tive Blackburn left tonight for his
North Carolina borne, after a few days
here. He said he would enter at once
upon his campaign, speaking at Mt
Airy Thursday night of this week, st
Low Gap at noon Friday, at Sparta
Saturday and Wilkesboro Tuesday , of
next week. He will arrange other
dates later. He says he expects to
csrry the district, but there are a good
many of his friends who hive" some
doubts aa to his success in that line.
The joint csnvass between Webb
and Roberts in the 9th district was in
terrupted at Morgan ton Monday by
the illness of Dr. Roberts, the Re
publican nominee, and the remainder
of the canvas will be revised.
The Tribune asked Chairman Sims,
of the Republican committee, this
morning for news. He knew nothing;
said he was getting ready for work, and
had arranged to have a number of
prominent speakers in the county dur
ing the campaign.
Tbe county campaign begins Mon
day and jointly the county candidates
will go the rounds making the usual
sterotyped speech of a few lines. It
is not known yet if the coroners will
be on this canvas of the county.
Te Teat City "Backet Shop" Law.
Birmingham, Ala., Oct. 1. The
new city ordinance prohibiting "bucket
shop" and wire brokerage concerns
from operating in Birmingham went
into effect today, and three arrests
were made fur violating the new or
dinance, those who were arrested be
ing J T Rogers, manager for Foster &
Company; L A Wood, manager of the
Birmingham Cotton & Stock Compa
ny, and C H Colthran, manager for
Ware Si Leland. Each gave bond
for bis appearance in court tomorrow
when a test case will be made.
' Proof of His Aristocracy.
An engine driver who was recently
killed on the railway by an electric
train at Liverpool was known as "the
gentleman driver," bees use he went
to work every day in a cleau collar
and tie and a bowler bat Newcastle
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' A very pretty and convenient home
being built "by Mr S E Sloan on Grove
street, near the Central Graded school.
Mr C C Whitiker has the contract
' for thia new residence, which, when
complete, will be a splendid addition
to a veir pretty section of the city.
Mr E J Jones s erecting a residence
on an adjoining lot to thia home.
LOST List week on Corbin street,
self-filling fountain pen. Return to this
office and receive reward. - v tu & sat
This advertisement was inserted in
Tuesday's Evenirg Tribune and in a
few hours after the papers- were out
the. pen was brought to tbe office of
'The Tribune to be returned to the
-owner. This is but one object lesson.
Every dsy proof such ss this is pre
tented to 'prove the vilue of our
"Penny Column".; .At such a email
cost these adso such a long ways. '
Wigg "She says he's the apple of
ber eyeV Wsgg "Well he's cer
tainly seedy." , ;
LOT GIVEN FOR SCHOOL.
Soataera Laaa aad Trial Coaaaay
Dotates Lot for School 'in West
Ceacord.
The Southern Loan Sc Trust Com
pany owns a lot of property in . West
Concord, over on the hill, where mills,
churches and houses have been built.
The company is now arranging to give
the county a central lot on which to
build a school.' The people over at
Weat Concord want a school and must
have one, and Mr W W Flowe, the
president of the Loan & Trust Com
pany, ia preparing to deed a lot to Su
perintendent Boger for a school site.
The lot will be on the hill by tbe road
leading to the Sunderland school, mid
way between the Brown and the
Young-Harttell mills, at a point con
venient to the people living in West
Concord. Tbe Tribune has not all
the plans, but with the lot the pro
gressive school board may be depended
on to build and operate a school at the
very earliest time possible. West Con
cord is coming along nicely With
schools, churches, daily mails and other
conveniences thst section of Concord
will grow and prosper.
ALL SORTS OF NEWS.
Asheville hit had a remarkable fire
record this summer. From fire head
quarters it was learned today that the
last fire a very small b!aze occurred
on June 23, or more than three months
ago. According to thia record Ahe
ville has been absolutely free from fires
during the entire mid-summer and
early fall. Asheville Gszette-News.
Washington, Oct. 2 Two retire
ments from the President's cabinet are
slated for the coming winter. They
are those of Attorney General Moody,
whose resignation will be come effec
tive about the first of December and
that of Secretary of the Treasury Shaw,
who according to present intention
will retire in February. For one of
the Vacancirs to be created the Presi
dent will nominate Geoige V L Meyer,
an American ambassador to Russia
but for the other he is not yet ready to
announce a successor. Mr Koosevelt
has sought to prevail on Attorney
General Moody to remain in the cabi
net, but the latter because of business
arrangements he has made, has found
it impossible to do so.
Mobile, Ala., Oct. 2 Roy Hoyle,
a special officer of the Mobile & Ohio
Railroad, and one of the most widely
known and best liked men in this
vicinity, was fatally shot, and Alder
man Sidney Lyons, chairman of the
city council of Mobile, waa slightly
wounded in the hand to-night during
a fight at the county jail between
deputy sheriffs and a crowd of men,
determined to capture Dick Robinson,
a young negro. - The mob ia still hunt
ing the negro and will lynch him if
possible. The negro, who is only 17
years old, to-day attacked Ruth, the
12-yeajold daughter of Blount Sossa-
man, who lives about three miles from
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Atlanta, Ga., Oct 2 Major Geo.
F. Hoyle, recruiting officer of the
United Sates army, was hit by an At
lanta and West Point passenger train
at College Park this afternoon and died
in an hour. Major Hoyle was married
and lived at College Park. He was
65-years of age and had been in charge
of the recruiting office of Georgia for
several years.
A horse and buggy, driven by Wal
ter Self, a white man, was struck by a
street car near Lindley Park last night,
about 8 o'clock. The horse waa killed,
the buggy smashed into kindling wood
and tha man badly injured. -Greens
boro Industrial Newa.
New York, Oct 2John C Baker,
38 years old, head of the art depart
ment of the New York Herald for
several years past, committed suicide
last night in his apartment in Central
Park, West, by shooting. He form
erly lived in Atlanta, Ga . For several
years Mr Baker had been suffering
from nervousness. ' -
Gymnastics alone can never give
that elasticity, ease and graceful figure
which cornea by 'taking Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or tab
Irti, 35 cents. Concord Drug Co.
Nell' "She weara a pompadour,
doein't she?" Belle "Yes, but she
'jji tie r;ano with a bag." ' '
TEMPERANCE LECTURE.
Mr. A. D. Wilcox, Representative of the
National Aatl-Saloon League, at the
Ceatral School la Moving Picture
Lecture Last Night; Again Tonight.
Mr A D Wilcox, national lecturer
of the American Anti-Saloon League;
gave an illustrated lecture to the chil
dren of tbe graded school last night at
the Central school auditorium.
There was a splendid audience of
four or five hundred children present
in spite of the disagreeable weather.
The lecturer's stories were well il
lustrated and the children seemed
highly pleased, f
Mr Wilcox declared that he had
lectured to school children for six
yeara in all parts of the country, but
that he had never seen a more orderly
and polite audience of school children
than that which greeted him last night.
Tonight the lecture will be for the
youth. Subject, 'T"he Kingship of
American Youth." The lecture is
semi-historical and will introduce
number of the very finest dissolving
paintings.
The general public is invited. The
lecture begins at 7:30. The admission
is free, but a free will offering is taken
at the close to assist in paying the ex
pensrs.
GOODWIN STOCK CO.
Show for the Play House All Next Week
by Popular Price Company.
Tbe Goodwin Stock Company will
be at the opera house all next week.
The company ia in Asheville this week
and of it the Citizen says:
"An audience that more than taxed
the capacity of the Grand witnessed
the initial performance of the Goodwin
Stock company last night; in fact,
more than two hundred people bent
on seeing the opening performance
were turned away on account of all
standing room being sold. The play
presented was a four-act Western bill,
entitled "A Romance of the Golden
West," plenty of gun play but strange
to say not a shot was fired. The play
was undoubtedly one of the best ever
seen here at popular prices. Miss Flora
Nelson, the leading woman of the
company, has a charming personality
JACK GOODWIN, Leading Man.
and won her laurets in her interpreta
tion of the part of "Bessie". The spe
cialties were clean as well as numerous,
five being introduced in all. Little
Zorene McDades made a decided hit,
as did also Messrs Walker and Lam
bert ia their musical act. M iss Lucile
Sterling, character old maid, Palmer
Morrison, illustrated songs, and the
McDades in a first class dancing turn.
'Tonight the company will present
that thrilling drama of New York life
entitled, "The Buffalo Mystery." An
additional feature on . the specialty list
Levolo. King of the Slack Wire,
late o The Society Circus" at the
Hippodrome, New York " ' '
The Cat "I have nine lives." The
Cow-vOh,-1 don't die every time I
kick the bucket, either." . j . . .
CLUNERY X OPENING!
f!isi Bracken an no twees Autumn
aad Winter Millinery Opening
TLnnday, Oct 4th .
Showing the moat popular models
of those leader ol SMART
STYLES, GAGE and PKIPPS.
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President to Make Addresses ia Penn
sylvaala. Washington; Oct.3 President
Roosevelt will leave Washington to
morrow morning at 7:50 for a trip to
Harrisburg and York, Pa. The mag
nificent new State capitol at Harrisburg
is to be dedicated and the President is
down for the address. He will lunch
with Governor Pennypacker at the
capitol and will address a gathering at
the fair at York. The President says
he will not discuss politics on this trip.
Booker Washington Hisaiog: Anxi
ety la Cnnjed.
Bowley, Mass., Oct. 3 Booker T
Washington is strangely missing from
Dummer Academy. He has not been
seen since Monday afternoon, when he
boarded a car for Newberry Port. A
searching party which went to New
berry Port yesterday has returned with
out result.
We don't always have to marry in
haste in order to repent at leisure.
The Man Who Wants to
Get Ahead in The
World
Ought to know all about
the work of this Buildinsr.
9 Loan & Savings Association.
Our plan for savers pre
sents all the advantages pos
sible. If you want to save 25c per
week take on share, if 50c
a week then take two shares
and so ou.
As soon as these payments
with the interest or dividends
amount to $100 yon will re
ceive that amount in cash.
This regular systematic
plan is the only way to make
a success of saving, and it is
the only way that makes pos.
sible the largest interest
earnings.
You can withdraw your
money at any time By giving
thirty days notice.
'For further information
call at our office in Concord
National Bank.
Cabarrus County,
Building Loan & Savings
Association.
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Our new Men's Shoes for Fall and Winter wear
are here for yon to see See, Try on or Bay.
. If you go so far as to try on a pair of our
Shoes, we believe you'll buy and if you buy,
we'll be sure of you when you want the next pair.
Men's Shoes at $2.00," $3 00, $3.50 to $6.00
Vici,; Velour Calf, Black Russia, Patent Colt
and Gun Metal Calf are the Favorite Leathers.
Narrow Toe or Moderate Shape. Lace, Button
and Bluchers.
The . difficulty, when you come here, will not
be in making a selection, but in knowing which
of the many handsome styles to choose.
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Koran to Be Named lor Governor
of Massachusetts.
Boston, Oct. 3. Notwithstanding
the factional talk to the contrary it is
probable that District Attorney Moran
will be naminatcd for Governor by
the Democrats tomorrow by acclama
tion. Moran has all but 100 of the
1,069 delegates. Tbe convention will
close one of the bitterest fights ever
waged by Democrats in this state.
Wltnesaes Naptuus by 'Phoae.
West Chester, Pa., Oct 2. At a
distance of 14 miles Mrs William
Harry, of Coatesville, listened to tbe
ceremony which united her son Charles
to M iss Sarah M Black, of this place.
She was unable to be present on ac
count of illness, and a special telephone
was arranged from the Black home
here to the Coatesville house, where
Mrs Harry enjoyed the services at
leisure.
The plan worked well and Mrs
Harry was well pleased with the ar
rangement. The Man Who Wants a
Home
Ought to know all abont this
Association.
We have helped 250 families to
own their homos. Why not you?
Otjr Liberal Loaning Plan make
home owning feasible for every
thrifty family.
Don't pay rent all your life.
Oonie to us aud see if we cannot
show you how to secure a home
of your own.
We do not buy nor sell houses
simply make loans to bay or
build, on easy terms aud long
time.
The easy payment plan has
helped others all over tliis country.
Come in and learn all about it.
Cabarrus County
Building Loan & Savings
Association.
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COMt ..:tif FOR SHOES
We've eveiTthbg in Woman's Footvrear that any woman requires
whatever. Just permit us
$1.50
Mis
Pretty
Parlor
Pieces.
Are yon always proud of
your parlor? Always
proud to take your call
ers there? If not, there
is something wrong, for
an attractive parlor is
.within the limits of even
the most modest purse.
Let us show you how
you can afford to make
your parlor as attractive
as you'd like to have it
U. S. Works te Devise Eagiaea for
Akohol.
Washington, Oct. 2 Very little
has been done thus far by inventors in
the way of providing burners and en
gines for the consumption of denatured
alcohol, so Secretary Wilson is estab
lishing a laboratory to assist the in
dustry. The Secretary of Agriculture is a
firm believer in the theory that the
American farmer will in a few ears
become a rival of the Standard Oil
Company in the markets of the world,
and he wants to see devised the best
machinery that will encourage the use
denatured alcohol.
Mr Julian S Carr, Jr , of Duiham,
ia in the city. Mrs Carr and little
daughter have been here some days
with Mr and Mrs J W Cannon, Mrs
: Carr's parents.
Bovs and Girls always
Shoes just as much as grown up folks but
strength, durability and proper fitting are still
more essential.
Young feet are never still they subject their footwear to all
sorts of hard knocks aud strains.
Our Children's Shoes excel in every point where most Chil
dren's Shoes are defective.
BOYS' SHOES
Box Calf and Velour Calf, Lace and
Blucher Styles, Durable Soles
and Military Heels
$2.00, Slit, UM to S4.M.
GIRLS' SHOES
Vici, Kid and Gun Metal Calf, Low or ;
Spring Heels, Lace or Button Style.
SUI, tiH, SIM te ?UM .
There will be no Children's Shoe troubles in
any family where we do the shoeing.
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to show yon, any tjle,
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Wlntkrop to be Made Provisional
Governor of Cuba.
Washington, Oct. 3 The Presi
dent nad a long conference thia morn
ing with Judge Charles Magoon,
recently retired as governor of Panama.
At the cloae of tbe conference it waa
announced that the President had de
cided not to send Msgooa to Cuba as
contemplated. ' Bechman Winthrop,
the p reseat governor of Porto Rico,
will probably be appointed provisional
coventor of Cuba as recommended by
Judge Taft, and Magoon will be sent
to the Philippines and made vice gov
crnor there.
Fob Sale I have a trowinz
guina cow that I will sell at a bargain;
will come fresh in two or three wee as.
Mrs Thomaaon, near M E Church,
Forest Hill. i
want style in their
or desire fcr aaj
any qssity frca
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