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Salisbury, N. C, Sept 30, 1908.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
NATIONAL.
For President:
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.
For Vice-President :
JOHN WORTH KERN.
STATE.
For Governor:
W. W. KITCHEN.
For Lieutenant Governor:
W. C. NEWLAND.
For Secretary of State :
J. BRYAN GRIMES.
For State Treasurer :
It. B. LACY.
For State Auditor:
B. F. DIXON.
For Attorney General :
T. W. BICKETT.
For Commissioner of Agriculture :
W. A. GRAHAM.
For Corporation Commissioner :
B. F. AYCOCK.
For Superintedent of Fducatiou :
J. Y, JOYNER.
For Insurance Commissioner :
J. R. YOUJNG.
For Commissioner of Labor:
M. L, SHIPMAN.
Electors at Large :
J. W. BAILEY.
WALTER MURPHY.
A fair association that conducts minded, liberal people whom it is
its business on a little narrow, always a pleasure to meet and to
srasDinff. nieeerlv basis s to oe serve. vye are, maeotea, uo: we
shunned rather thaii encouraged managers ; of the several , eutr
bv natronaffe or exhibits,- " I prises for invatitions to be
present,
Did you ever do business with
set of horse-racing gamblerB Hurrah for Bryan I If . , the
claiming to be a fair association? Democratic candidate does not
If not, take our advice and steer succeed in attracting to his stand-
clear of such a set or you will pay ard those Democrats who have
dearly for your folly. hitherto opposed him, it will be
because thev fail to admira those
Some fair associatioi s are like manly qualities which Mr. Bryan
tricky insurance companies. They is showing to the people of this
will take your money and give you country as he haB never shown
a chance at a premium, but will them before. All newspaper read-
be very careful to see that, a fire, ers know that the great sensation
or something, comes along to beat of the campaign so far has been
you out of it. I the charges made by W. R. Hearst
against Gov. Haskell, of Okla
Faith Council, No. 100, Jr. O homa, who was treasurer of the
U. A. M., did itself honor when it t National Democratic executive
made a suitable appropriation for committee. People generally
the Confederate monument. No know Mr. Hearst, and his utter
patriotic order can afford to fail ances noon anv subiect carrv but
to assist in such a manifestlv na- little weight with them even
lOfi-Visitict Caris for 50c.
AS.aH 50 cents In stamps or money order for.
loo Fine Yisitiire Cards. , State whether ladies
4r (rents' size and write name plainly, and I
iwifl forward 100 of the most- select printed
faros at once. : All letters m addition to the
name-are 2o. each, the addresior business,
etc., mwBt be figured 2c for every letter,
yerlods, ommaa, etc., not to be counted,
i ' . 1 . mill
vcftUliica KCllb upuu renutsoi" n jrun mti mail
ldtter Inclosine- 2c stamp to pay postage.
fiend all communications .and orders to -
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Our Annual
triotic cause.
lne btate .bair to be field, in
Jtlaleign, October 12-u, will sur
pass itself in former vears. This
fair is a state-wide institution and
reliable in every respect. Men of
honor and ability are behind it
and, besides being one of the
greatest fairs in the South, it is
conducted on liberal lines and
pays its premiums in full without egram to
among Mb friends,. But when the
charge he makes- is taken up and
endorsed by President RooseveH,
the matter assumes a much
more serious aspect. Mr. Bryan
shies his castor into tne ring
and makes a demand with which
Mr. Roosevelt must comply, if he
values his reputation as a fair
honorabld man. Mr. Bryan has
not minced words in his tel
the President, and he
R.;Ambrose Miller,
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Wedding- invitations $3.50 per set of 50 inside
ana outside, envelopes in caDinets.
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ZAISTTEDI
BUSHELS OF COTTON
SED AT
'vMJl Provision Co.,
Oft te old Tlissenger Depot.
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Will be
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in the crrasreof one year the
balance of ydur watch makes
157,680,000 revolutions?
THINE OF IT!
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCT. 2ND. A
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CONGRESSIONAL.
For Congress:
RICHARD N. HACKETT.
COUNTY.
J.
For Sheriff:
H. McKENZIE.
For Register of Deeds :
E. H. MILLER.
For Treasurer:
J. R. NICHOLAS.
For Senator :
WHITEHEAD KLUTTZ.
For Representatives :
JNO. M. JULIAN.
DR. J. W. CARLTON.
For County Surveyor:
C. M. MILLER.
quibbling. If you have any ex- haB asked no more than is squarp
hibits to offer this is a valuable and just. P the charge against
noint for consideration. Gov. Haskell is shown to be true,
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tnen as mr xryaii linimaies, iue
Tlomni'rata roil 1 r'finnHia.t.ft him as
Mr. oowles, tne gentleman who quickly ag the Republicans repu-
aspires to tne seat or Mr.
Hackett in the next Congress,
will make a number of speeches
in the county during the earlv
part oi uctooer. we urge our
Democratic friends to go hear him
if they conveniently can, then
hear Mr. Hackett
compare the two men
speeches. Mr. Cowles cannot
draw any votes from Hackett in
Jttowan county, whatever he may
be able to in other sections
diated the unsavory Foraker
But, Mr. Bryan demands, and
properly, that so lng as Mr.
Roosevelt has : endorsed this
charge, he furnish the public with
proof. Enough small fry are at
work in efforts to famish all the
campaign lies necessary, and the
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and carefully resiaeut oi tne unitea otates is
onj lho- sinking very low it he knowingly
ana wiuiugiy usbibib iu iuis wuik.
It is distinctly up to Mr. Roose
velt to show up "er retreat.
In time the oil gums, pn
oucejtxin ana wears tne
'THutebearings, destroying
their high finish and perfect
fit, thus ruining an accurate
timepiece.
An ordinary machine oil
ed daily, your watch should
be oiled once a year.
Let us examine it; an hon
est opinion from us will cost
you nothing. We also repair
clocks, old clocks that have
been-laying away for some
time. We make them run
liKe new ones, liive us a
trial.
Respectfully,
D. G. Lenfz.
Up stairs over W. H. Hulf's
store, Salisbury, N. C.
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You are all cordially invited to attend this grand
display of the new Fall and Winter styles in Milli
nery, Coat Suits, "Cloaks, Skirts, etc.
We will have on display the very swellest styles
Hats from $2.00 to $10.00 1o be seen this season.
Coat Suits $10 00 to $25.00
If you cannot come on opening day, come any day
ixr in j.i
e win iaKe pleasure in snowing you.
arry Company
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ATTENTION
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For Conorer:
E. ROSE DORSETT.
For -County Commissioners:
P. A. HARTMAN.
W. L. HARRIS,
W. P. BARBER.
R, B. PEELER.
P. B. BEARD.
Township Tax Collector :
A. M. RICE.
A Sore-enough Knocker.
J. C. Goodwin, of Reidsville, N.
C, savs : ' 'Bncklen's Arnica Salve
for ulcers.
A bad one came on my leg last
winter, but that wonderful salve
knocked it out in a few Vounds.
Not even a scar remained, " Guar
anteed for piles, sores, burns, etc.
25c. at all Druggists.
Rev. W. B. Gobel, of China
Grove, was in the city last week,
and in a conversation stated that
the story concerning the burglar
Jparm contrivance, in which he is an
interested, is in every respect as
described iu this paper last week.
A building is now being erected
and machinery purchased for the
manufacture of these alarms on a
large scale. A stock company with
an authorized capital of $50,000
has been organizdd to conduct the
business. It is, as described, a
very valuable invention.
We do not expect Greensbro to
tear herself during the week of
Octob'r 11-17, but the magnitude
of her intentions at the time are
calculated to make one feel un
easy. For instance, she will be
gin Sunday, the 11th,. with the
celebration of her 100th anniver
sary, the interesting programme
of which appears in this paper;
the Good Roads Congress, will
open there for afour-day's Jsession
on the 14th, as also the United
States Peace Congress on the 12th
for a several-day's session; and
the Central Carolina Fair Associa
tion will hold its annual fair dur
in the same week. In short it
will be a week of history-making
for our neighboring city. It is
not worth while to say to an in
telligent public that the Greens
boro, folks never do things by
halves, or in a close-fisted, nigger
ly manner. They areof the broad-
Miss Proctor Surprises Relatives,
Last week Miss Clara Proctor
told relatives she was going to
Concord to visit i but instead she
went to Greensboro where Friday
she met her lover, E. E. Oliver,
who came up from Durham,
the two were married
Miss Proctor s father, J. M
Proctor, got suspicious and
followed his daughter, but
arrived in Greeusbero after the
wedding. The bride is a sis
tor of Messrs Ed and Will Proc
tor, of the Salisbury poetoffice
force, and of Mrs. J. M. Neel
She is stopping at Mrs. Neel's,
where she was joined by her hue
band. Mr. unver was lor somo
time press representative of the
Johnny J. Jones Carnival Com
pany, but is now in other ousi-
ness. Salisbury special to Char
lotte Observer.
Will Sue Commissioners.
It is almost certain that State
Treasurer R. B. Lacy will bring
suit against the commissioners of
Mecklenburg county for the
State's share of the back-taxes
which 'Squire H. C. Severs and
Alfred Brown recently collect
ed and concerning which there
has been considerable dispute for
some time. It will be recalled
that W. F Moody, who is connect
ed with the State Treasurer s of
fice, receatly spent several days
in the city in an effort to se
cure a settlement of this matter,
His mission resulted in failure,
the county claiming that no part
of the back-taxes collected was
due the State. The State, how
ever, claims about 15,000 of the
$22,000 secured. No settlement
having been made, and nothing
being in sight, it lBpractically as
sured that a result will follow.
Charlotte Observer.
Bva
Wga Solid Carload"GOOD LUCK" BAKING POWDER.ffiflfr
KTtS) For SN IDER-R ANE Y COMPANY, Salisbury Mi
the increasing popularity of "Good luck".
One of the best ways in the
world to judge of the merits of an
article is to ascertain if the people
demand and use it in increasing
quantities each year. Put to such
a test "GOOD LUCK" baking
powder measures up and more.
Each year the demand for this
famous powder grows greater and
greater, Often dealer findB
that his sales double within a few
month?. Car-load after car-load
has to be bought to fill the. wants
of the people.
The people are going to buy an
article of proven worth they there
fore buy "GOOD LUCK".
At the top of this article you
see a solid car-load of 15 tons
bought and received by Snider
Raney Co.. from the Southern
Manufacturing Company of Rich
mond, Virginia, the maker This
carload will not last long, others
will soon be bought and received
by this enterprising firm.
The secret of the popularity of
"GOOD LUCK" lies in its com
bination of healthful and whole
some ingredients compounded by
a special formula. Every onnce
of the powder is packed-in the
celebrated, Patented, Moisture
proof, Tin-foil, News Board Can,
thereby preventing contact with
moisture or the loss of strength.
Other Baking Powders are
bought by the case, "GOOD
LUCK" by the car-load and train
load. The gentlemen who direct the
large businest of the Snider-Raney
Co., are as follows: 1
Mr. L. A. RANEYj president.
Mr. A. H. SNIDER, Sec. & Treasi
We do. all kinds of GUN
and LOCK- REPAIRING.
Bring us whatever you have
to be repaired and we will
give it the best attention.
Arey HcFw, Go.,
Successor to Chas. Arey,
Salisbury, ffl. C.
9-18 4t.
MILLINERY!
For Fall and Winter to
please all in styles and prices.
Call and see us, and we think
that you will be convinced of
this statement.
We also carry an up-to-date
line of notions.
PATTERSON & LENTZ,
Chestnnt Hill, Salisbury, N. C.
9-16 4t.
A
Mineral later; that Defies Drugs
Nature's Great Blood Tonic
The recent drug: exposures in this Country have proven to all that deadly poisons
and stimulants lurk in many Patent Medicines. You never know when you might be taking-
some of that class.
Nature has made ample provision for restoring vigor and vitality to humanity, and
the public, as well as doctors, resort to Natural Remedies, when all others have failed.
Are you troubled with Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Malaria, Kidney or
Bladder Trouble, Chronic Diarrhoea or Dysentery, and above all, that
dreadful disease Scrofula, which has almost baffled human skill, or Diseases pecu
liar to Females?
Piedmont-Bedford Concentrated
Iron & Alum Water
Is Natures Remedy for Natures Ills. Yes, when you consider that disease comes
from impoverished or run down conditions of the system, this Natural Mineral Water
furnishes the system what it needs.
The analysis of this Water, shown on the bottle, tells you what Nature thinks
you should taKLe when sick, and the doctor who reads it will agree.
Do you think the grouping together in this Water of 17 different minerals, which
are recognized by medical writers as most powerful blood tonics, could have been
accidental ? Reason answers, NO !
An 18-oz bottle of Piedmont-Bedford Concentrated Iron and Alum water contains
all the minerals of 25 gallons of the average natural water Then why buy a barrel
of water when you can get a bottle of minerals at the trivial cost of
one dollar. The dose is a teaspoonful in a glass of your own spring water.
How this Water acts upon the system is not clearly known. It is judged mainly
by its works. It has cured all the diseases numerated above, and many more, evidently
through its action as a powerful BLOOD TONIC. "
We have many valuable certificates, which we will be glad to mail, if you are
interested.
J. M. ECHOLS CO.. Lynchburg, Va.
Sold and Recommended
T.W.Grimes Drusr Co., Chestnut Hill Drue: Co., H. M. Cooke Pharmac-
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To the splendid advantages already offered by the Institute, which has an estab
lished, reputation for good work, have been added the following
Glee Club and Orchestra.
1. Military Form of Government.
Tne Military system is attractive to young man
hood, and it is growing in favor with educators of
long experience and eminent ability. It conduces
to punctuality, neatness, erect carriage, respect for
authority, and a high sense of honor and duty.
2. Board on the Campus.
A boarding Hall on the campus will be opened
next session, where good wholesome board may be
had at cost, not to exceed $7.00 per month.
To ad5i to the innocent amusement of student life
and to stimulate the cultivation of musical talent a
College Glo3 Club and Orchestra will be conducted
tinder the Hrection of a member of the faculty.
4: Greatly Improved Library and Reading Room.
The three Libraries of the Institute have been
consolidated and re-clssified thus affording an ex
cellent Library of over 5,000 volumes. A first-class
Reading Room will be run in connection with the
Library, and the two will be in charge of an ofiicial
Librarian.
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The above will give some idea of the advance movement at the Institute. To the already efficient Faculty
has been added a graduate of the S. C. Military School who is to be commandant. The Institute has an estab
lished reputation for good work. Her graduates enter the Junior class of leading colleges, and take high rank.
Her graduates and ex-stridents have been winners of medals, scholarships and honors in five of our leading Col
leges in very recent years. "Our best mateial comes from the Institute," says the President of our leading Col
leges. Wholesome Athletics encouraged. Our teams among the strongest school teams in the State. Yoking
man, the Institute supplies your wants; we want yor to share our benefits. No better place for a boy or young
man to get his training. For Catalogue or other lnlormation, Address
g. f. McAllister, or j. p. miller,
Mt. Pleasant, C.
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