At
THE WEATHER
UouJy tou;bt lad W dw i
with licl 11 nf. Warmer
eastern portion,
Vol. I .No. 203
SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 190c
4 Yen J
TIjg epst Is Iecacl ty TI-JS people of gcaliskliry, pt7cr .sirjcl lowGti; oLty
i
4
CAR LOAD
OF
NORTHERN
POTATOES
:;vAT;:;:'.;;
MAX MOSES
- THE HIGHEST DO IT OF A BAM
Is not to earn dividonda
for its Btockholdor8, but
provide safety for its pa
'i.Vons who have faith in
its integrity. Aa.
OUR Capital $600,000
' Wachovia Loan & Trust Co.
WE have every thin, (or Christmas in
loc way ol eatables that asoncy will bay
Leave jour order for Heyler'e Candy
(mom, two and live pound boscs.' Also
Vara the old reliable Koystcr'e Candy.
. Leave 70m order lor one of John
ltoaston'e tat Tarkeys. -
Ripe Florida Tomatoes. .
IS 3E 2MElxSTp3iy
The place tt get somethia( to eat.
OYSTERS
Ijave Your Oonlor For
OYSTERS
With os and aveij tiMrro,n,men'
W. A. Brown
r"neni.
, . io'j East Councn St.
AHINT113LI.
aw-Ai- - si mv i, a.
Koo our novel and loauli
ful Jine .of CIIKISTMAS
(ilrTS before you part
with your MO.N'EY - - -
Ke o;r ovhsr alircrtiw!
ratal on ! 11 oil page
GORMAN & GREEN
; tEAOtno Jewblers 3c Opticians
austuat M9 griNcxa
' Beautiful Line
or Dressinc Ciiaos, Jlani
euro sets, Military Brush
i es,; Card Casop, Pocket
i Books and oilier Xrnns
Novelties '
Freeh lot of Liw'nera Camlf
ia fancy backets ol b. w .
jnetroceiyed at
T. F. Klullz&Co'S
tROO STORE. .
Candy Santa Clans
In BALEEUVS WINDOW. Call
and See him. Phono IT.
JUSr KECKIVEO
. another shipment of
New Ripe Tomatoes,
lettuce. Cucumbers,
PAierv. Green Sweet
Pepper and Sqjash
:. 1 have finest lot of '
FBUirS Ib town.
H. WALLACE
CQKDUCTO DEATH,
cipr. unioEBv sddoei call
A Popular Employe of the leathern
pudTtsterdsyJtflerneea
Capt. E. II, Saunders, for years
coad actor on the Southern e main
lis, disd yesterday afternoon at
8 30o'c.ckat hie bom at Span-
car. Recently CeDt. Saunders ha
been a eondaclcr an the Spencer
yaid and hli popularity wae co
extensive with hie number of ac
quaintance. He bad been slightly
ill for ttereral daye but hie condi
tion caused no alarm and it wae
expected that b would be out in a
few day. He took a sudden change
for the wore yeeterday afternoon,
however, and in a few moment
rae dead, death being caused by
the rupture of blood vessel. Te
remains were prepared for burial
and kkea to Manchester, Yliglolt,
sit old home, for burial, this
norning n No. 80. The funeral
emcee wid be held to-morrow
afternoon, ' . ,
Capt. Saundar was 40 years old
tod it aurvived by bis wife and
h'?e children, who, with friends of
the family, tccumpinicd the ren
ins Ins to Manchester. . , . .
BUS CLOSES CBE1STI1S
Twe Here Already Decided t Hare
Closed Seers Christmas Day
Salisbury should, it It is not, be
a drytown on Christina day. The
utoon hav for several year re-
nsined open not a few boore
Christmas oiiwoiof ; bat this )'
t woven)! j,,, t.iot' among ib
prrptie'ur to lick their d aire f r
good ffim Siurdav t,igit- nn.nl
Tueed iy 10 irilng K L Moba ty
a d Wr tt ' tfcaoVoa-
aooiMuut of their ) t'pise 10
k iep e!or-d d'Kfk A wrfay,
KS.COlPJlI ItJICIJ.
Well
Kirow' Ittilkir Tia anavtrr
. Owe Bis tWtteai.
Mr, W. J. Coepmen, the South-
era' trainmaster located aiUrreni
boro, and so greatly esteemed by
Salitbury railroad men, ha re
tigntd b!e position. Monday's
U.eentboro Uecord savs : Mr.
W, J. Cepinan bet tendered his
reaighatkn, koectir at occe, ea
rain mavor on the Southern K til-
way ia charge if the Orerlorc-
Xjrth Wilkeeboro and Ml Alry-
Sanford branch. This eetioa it
taken by Mr. C maa oa account
f 111 health, having been a ttff rer
from a tb tne for a long time.
Cla K'sUtat U City
Mr. J. J. Djnnelly, an old time
resilient vt Sl!ury, a black-
s-uii'n Siiencsr for eeversl years
eoon after the opening of tharhnp
was in tha city Kdiy ebak.rg
handa with friude. Mr. Djanelly
ia now foreman f ite Southern's
blacksmith deparlmint at Atlanta
and hat been is Kocxville nn btsl-
neas for the railroad. : lie went
out to spencer this afternooa
wber he will mtke buainee visit
to the blacksmith department if
the shops. '
Mr. Djnne'ly has been awsy
f.om hr about eight year and
sa'd be eaw great improvements
in the city, lie added that he hid
a warm rpot for Sjlitbiry. Ha
leaves tonight for bis home In
Stanly. .
A Chin Areve Weddirf
Mr. Ami Ove-cash and MU
Jennie Beaver were married at the
homeo! the bride's parents near
China (J rove VWIowdiy, 13.h.
r&eee youcg people are popular in
their respective communities, and
have the writer's beat with, says
the Shinneville enrre'pondent of
the Statesville Lmdmark, ''
Doctors Cea'.d Hot Help Btr,
I had kidney trouble for
years," write Mrs. Bamnod Con
ner, of Shelton, Wash., "and the
doctors could e n help me. I
trieu Foley' Kidney Cur, and
the very firet does gave m re
lief and I am now cured. I cau
not say too much for F.iloy'e Kid
ney Cure." "li makes tb die
eed kii'B usd m they will
iiiiuitiete the poisons from tbe
blood, U i'is thay do tbi', g(xl
health is impossible. 8old bv
Salisbury Drug Co , and Cook's
l'kwy-spi
icnctr.
. TIUI1IE $9,000.
tr
Orakb Sells 173 Bales et Coltea
." . ' ea Bit Tarn,' 1
The msgnitud of Mr. Cay
Orabb's cotton crop has not been
nearly told even though the Poat
hat taken note of his recent sale of
76 bales here. Without knowing
the weight of a single bele, the
Poet guemd the worth of thie
lotto be tMlO wbn ln rlilT
was 14,418 Mr, Orubb has
scores ol bales yet to market, and j
in all bis crop ia going to bring
him 19,000, the entire amount -if
acreage producing 173 bales.
It is certain that no one farmer
in the Piedmont section of tbb-
Siate cm touch this coloesal" crop
It simply shows tb pMaibilityof
this soil and what one man ci en
ergy and brains can do. .,' .
B.0W1I COOITT POLITIC! .
Bow Thisp Were Son More Than
Sevsaty Tears ttgs.
Tn Poet U indebted toC.pt. A.
Buford tor a copy of the Hender
eon QoldLuf of the 14 h inat.
whioh contains extracts f.om the
Greensboro Patriot from ' June
1833 to June 1S34 The article
was prepared by T. T. Hicks, 9 ,
oneof the State's lead ng lawyers.
Mr. Hicks says that a letter from
Salisbury giving an account of
the election of 1833 eays:
'Ujd forbid that , you should
haveeeen as much rascality car
ried 00 in your eounty as w bad;
ia this borough and old Ujwen.
They stole 'free white men and
locked them np with ae little care
mi ny at they wtaM kidnap or
capture a negro npoa the coast of
Africa. They-'btibed, . bought
vjtee whenever thy 'nouId'Sod
Uiout . fjf sale and treated ttiU)
wbitkey a long aa drop could
' fjond- They . beat ' Burt
Craig in the" borough, but they
cut Hammv Jones in the eounty,
aed elected full teams of NuU-fiira
d eoe then hav bad nothing
hut by -talk about dueling pistole,
b.-oad sword', corn cobs, pop
gi ns and 1 quirts." -More
iaauwtlatT than palatable.
IT. PiUL 1TEIS
Mr. D.
M. Caaap Preaehee. Chritt
aas Tree Botes
Mr. D M. Canop, son of Mr.
Caleb Can up and a theological
etudent at Philadelphia who ia
viaitlng bie home for the holidays,
n led tb pulpit at Si. Paul's Sun
day, makisg a splendid impres
sion up in . the congregation.
D ick," as La Is fam liirly called,
ie a member of Si. Pau.'a and the
people are prouj of him.
The Christmas tree ia all inter
ett at S'. Pant Sunday eelool
now. 'ariont' crmxittee ware
ppointad Sunday to place) and
dtcora' ihi Ire and a mnet io-
teresllng time it xpcird. . The
exeiciee will begin at 3 o'clock on
Cbrfatma day. Visitors art in
viud. -
. JTr. Fettiaa Otts tivaies.
Mr. J. M Bietian, whose unfor
tunate marital Heltons were given
considerable notoriety early in the
year, baa reor'd u absolute di
vorce from uii wife, Mjrtle D.
Bjetian. .
Mr. Boetian is one 0! Slibburn
moat highly ee'eemed cil a in, and
tba 'sympathy tf the public has
been wholly hii in the dirorc pro
ceedings. Br, Siteid Moved. '
Mr. Wiley S ffrd, aalerman at
Klu'c & RondleuWit, yeeterday
moved hie family into the cottage
of Mr. F. V. Birrler, rocontly
completed, oa the car line between
Salisbury and Spacer.
Nothing will cur indigtalioa
that doesn't digest lbs 'ood, itself,
and give th stomach rest. You
can't expect that a weak stomach
will regain it strength and get
well when It is oompMied to do
th full work that a 'sound, stom
ach should do. You wouldn't
expect a sick horse to get wll when
It 1 com pell od to do a full day's
work every day of tb week. K.a
dol Dyanepeia Cure is a perfect
d goatent -od d .tests the food re
gard'ees of the condition of your
.tonjaob. : Reliivtr indigestion,
he'ehieg, soar sum-ct, and all
stomach disorders. Sold by James
V a umar.
MARRIAGE ARNODSOED
IHMLlimZIIWlII BfilSE
Aonounctmsot ef Bis Harriet; Sa-
' eaivsi Here Today
Tb following announcement
want received her today:
" Jompb Bruner McKen'e '
t ' ' O .via Cocke Adami ',y
; Marrid r ,
' at Hotel Bchmatid, v
r ' B'cbmotd, Vs., .., ; ;
1 nursday evening, Doembrr four-
' temth, .
nineteen hundred and fire.
. " " At Home V ,
'" '. afier December 80.h.
' Scotland, Va.
Mr. Ml Kelt la satire) ol
Salisbury and conneeUd wub a
number of its most prominent fam
ilies. H left this city three years
ago take to management of a mer
cantile business in central Virginia,
Lead has met with splendid success
Hi host of frioode her will be
greatly inteieated in tb news of
bit marriage.
BDILI1IG TIE FXriISlCI
Work en the County Board's (starters
. . BasBrgna. . -
The extension to the law rffir
building on Council street baa been
begun and the work ia p'ogrns
ing. Tne g-onod fiior will boo
upied by the Board of Education
and the eeeotvi floor' by lawyers.
It is remembered that the roof la
to be taken iff and a story added
to the preeent one. There will
then be eight rooms in tb build
ing now pwaed and rented by the
eounty.
ftf ilt OU liDE'TWd
Tk Paith granite Bhlppsrs Save
Pleniyef Baalaaia
d
Our Faith or respp-vdiRist will b
that tbe Southern1 . ,hvd', thofsi
by much too abort to-t . tDAutno
dalu the shipppera at that point.
Tb granit businee there, be
add, it rapidly growing and the
sh'.opers are every day tied np cn
account of lack of transpurlUv
facilities.
The last IxamlnaUoa.
Th Tost is requested to sy that
th last t ublie ixminat!oa tbir I
year of those ap Wing for teach-
r" cert fioaies will be held Tburs-
day and Frdiy, December 28.h
and S9.h. The 6 at day will le
given to wll traihere and lbe(ig,(M Uj( 6t aJ lu
second to colored. All teecbeie b-v ,.u i.u,...i-
ho have a t yet eecured ceil B
catet shculd mil thou a I v. of
this opporluniiy. ,
Xusriiis t Salisbnry.
T"0 Kaoxvill women passing
Ihrough "SilUbury warn directed
last night to StleeS' oaody
store nbea they asked for a place
when they could boy confection-
arien. They agreed tbaU no store
in Koxville (qsalled it And,
Indeed, Saleeby'e Chiistma stock
is one of lb prettiext to be fouad
anywher.
: Mrs, Fink Oats Iatarane.
Mesera. Wiley & McCorkl t
presenting th Jaa Ineiracie
Company to-day paid over to Mrr,
Lva Fink their proportion of the
loss from fire, this being the first
company to settle.
' Mr, Col Continaes te laiorovs.
There ia continued improvement
in the condition of Mr 3. S. Cole,
who was stricken ia tbe First P.es-
byterian church Sunday morning.
While not able to recr-ive visitors
she is steadily gaining grourd,
' FaUtd.
A'l (Sorts hav failed to find a
better remedy for oougha- nolds and
long troubles than Foley's Honey
and Tar, it atop tb eonprb. heels
tbe lungs and prevents aerious r
suits from a cold. J. N. Patter
son, Nashua, Iowa, write ; "Lasl
winter I had a bad cold on my
lunga and tried at least half a dot'
n advertised cough medicine as
had treatmaet from two physicians
without getting any benefit. A
friend recommended FotWHoney
and '"er and two thirds of a bottle
cured me. 1 consider it tba great
est cough and lung medioine is the
world." Sold by Sallsbnr Drag
Co., and Cook's Pharmacy, Spec
cr.
1 n b":"4ID
Will Attend MeattgafPsan Karri tgs
ia Danville Tomorrow '
Miss Bisie B Henderson Itf .
this morning for Danville, Vir
gin ir, whero tomorrow she will b"
bridesmaid at the marriage of
Mise Annie Lee Pon, of Dnll e
and Mr. Carroll Henderson Moota -joe,
of Richmond. Tbe bride i-
on of Danville Iwsutles, tbe
daughter of Mr. and Mr. Janet
Gay penn, the wealthiest and most
distinguished of DinvilU's pe pie
Tbe groom is a kinsman of ir
ginia's governor and tbe event i.
tb climax of Virginia's winter
tieoa.
Miss Henderson will return. to
Salisbury Thursday after the wed
ding. V SHORT LOCU ITEMS
Gathered ia the Bosk for Hswi-
Thoee Who Coat and Oo.
Mr. Taomas. C, B ck, one of
Charlotte's veteran and moat ( fli
cient police cffiier,, U in Salisbury
today the guest of hii son, Mr. J.
Cy Black.
Mr. T. E 'gar Johnston contin
ues to improve at tbe W aitehead-
Stokee sanatorium, and will bo
able, if tbe unexpected does not
occur, to return to hii residence in
short while.
Tb new tcd.r from Mr. II
Q 1 sober Miller, of Franklin town
ship, ia favorable, aid the attend
ing physician feels ture he will re
cover,. .
Mr. Henderson M. B own will
meet all subscribers of tbe Post
who desire to settle their subscrip
tions tonight at tbe Bown shoe
Mr. H Cat?
1 ha been
lis-arlyi
r tne ptel iiv
tn St isbury,
, lie has for
el frailly with
sMtawaa
who has
been til t rei
a- wi h tvnhoid
fv, ) i-iig-eMiing -in :.i,u,ri
and will eoon b ab K t up.
?rofeMr K t -r i making t tour
of ih . C 'U itv, ami -wfil ymterday
wilb tb oi.ioi.if M ran town
"'P .
Mi K w'ie Bfrnanl. who al-
wys k-tw S.lia'-ury I bely stbtn
'he ia a.t, uturnnl )ienlsy
after. 0 n after a two weeks' visit
to Co id ;
, y.,t- ti K . . f lx
Mis Millie L-wis, who is Use'
ing one of lb fi.at-grade class r
ia lb graded tchnol, lift thu
morning for brr home in O loV
bor", whra eke a'terdi t- m urow
the widjiug of a rela'ive. H-r
place is being fi lid by Miss Isaboi
B.own, .-.'.'.
Hsyden Clement, E q , left this
morning for Itdoigb, where be
eppeara before (iovernor Glenn in
the behalf of Erneet Davis, con
victed of car burning. Davis la an
Alaskan, and wae convicted lait
February. ; "
Mrs Edwin B. Overman 1, im.
proved today, after an lllnets of
twodajs.
rMrs. James P, Moor went to
Ashtville this morning to make 1
visit of a few daye.
Mr. Edarard B. Clement, anoth
er of Salisbury's medical boys
who is making a mark for hii city
and peop.e, t borne from J ffw
Son College, Pfllladolphia, for the
holidaya. .
BLUE BIBEO.N VANILLA IS
double strength, and only oce
half th nsual quantity is it
quired. A saving of money, a
at curing of eatisfauinn follows
lU us. Say B ue B bbon Va
nilla, and say it p'ain. '
The Pint Brqnisit ef Beauty,
Tb first rt'quieit of beauty ia a
clear complexion. (Jr.no Lixa-
tiv Fruit Syrup clear a sallow
blotched complexion as it ttimu
late th liver and bowels, and the
yea become bright ana clear,
Ynn nwa It tn simr frinnrle tn
lake it if your Com pi. lion is bad.
Orino Uxfiv. Fruit Syiun does
BOtBauseataorgripoand i very
' '
pleasant to take. Bifoe sub
stitutes. Held by Salisbury Drug
U ., and lAiuk a 1 oarrnacy, open-tier.
WW,
I
nmmm wedding.
KISS mi WiTSOI K1BE1ED.
A Popular Veeeg Baliibary Woman
Won by Mnoresvillt Mas.
At the borne of Mr. and Mrs.
Mack Coburn this afternoon at 1
o'clrck Miss Mary Watson, the
1I1 lighter of Thomas C. Watson,
aod Mr. James Lae Brown, if
Mooresville, were married.
Tbe ceremony was an' unusually
quiet oi, there being no attend-
nte, and the c'oeest friends of the
family on'y were witnes-f to tbe
leretrony. KtV. John H. Grey,
if li.o Preebytetian church, per
formed the ceremony.
This afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
Brown took Ihe train or Char
lotte, and from lbe'e they will go
to Mooretville, the borne of tte
groom, where they will live.
Miss Wa'son is a splendid yours
woman, and among her f riecds aid
in thecturch tbe will be greatly
m'.ssed. She weds a epleodio
young man, who s gaining a name
for bimielf in his borne town.
HEW BES1DEICE COMPLETES
Mr F V Barrier Briagi all His
Inter-
estt to Eiwan
Mr. F. V. Uirrier has just ha!
completed ahacdouie five room
cot'age on the electric car line be
tween Siiiabury to Spencer. Mr.
Barrier has been a resident ot
Salisbury for about ten years and
has been ideatifijj with the busi
ness interest of tbe town almost
alt the while since bis residence.
Becently ho sold his property. to
Kj moord ana- putcoated propuri;
on the c.ir hoe near tbe Metbodut
OnufAi-rHs St bVtlf,'aVisUtc(l, a
handsome cottage, and has two
more lots near tne one built upon
which be anticipates building resi
dences upon soon. , -
Mr. Barrier, like many otuoir
who are inverting in Salisbury asd
Rowan property, places his monry
opon hie j idiiment and is receiving
splendid returns. The Post !
glad to note that Mr. Birrtor
brings bis all to Rowan and wishrs
him great fiaancia! succoes in his
decision.
Br. Fisher 0t Again,
Mr. Louis E Fisher, of tie
county, who was for a while des
perately ill acd for seven weeks
cufiotdtohisbotl, was in Salis
bury yesterday, Hs has entirely
rocovertd. .
Chrittmu Services Saturday Bight
The Sunday school of St, John's
Lutheran church will have a tree
and Christmas exorcises Saturday
right of this week.. The public is
o irdially invited to be present.
A Qu'ck Payment
. Mr T. H. Sis B, district sorer
ihteodcnt of the L ' Insurance
Company of Virginia, this morn
ing received a check in payment
of the policy carried with
this company by Mr. Isaac H,
D.llnn, who died at bis bom at
the Vanca Mil Sunday afternoon.
Tnte is the q lickest se' tlement of
an insurance po'.ioy on reooad in
Salisbury.
Dr. W.B. Birker, one of the
oldest young. pharmacists in tbo
S iuth," who hat boon at Southern
P.nea fr several year?, is here
to rpend a week at bis old tome.
!L'r. John K denhour came in
th: morning from Chapel Hill to
sp-:nd tbo hulidayt at home. He
a ill be with Burl's' Boston Shoe
Store during the Christmas rush.
Sher'ff Julian will be in bieeffioe
to-nigbt and to-morrow night until
9 o'clock to acotntoojate Uxpayerr,
Lost. Sir Ted or Stolen. Brown Set.
ter do; white spot in face; tour white
tcel Kewara tor return to
tw r. N. MXUBBINS.
FRUIT TREES! FRUIT TREESt-A
laree aMortment ol the finest vartetle
lor ealo at .Irora S to 10 et each. All
frcab nnrsery trees, now at my store on
North Main St. J. P. hOUECHK It
Wanted. Male ek-kceper and etc
noKraoher, bet ween 2S and 3b years old.
Use Underwood typewriter .BPervianent
ooeitlon. Matt b well recommended
I and famish tlOOO.OO bond., Add.as
1 K. care Poet tf
' ft ar Poet
I NiRht aUoppia mde eay at tbe well
, 'jggl "" V" " 8n-
I bopp' ' "'S"'
tk kn ul. ra.b mt Ih. ria...M alma
holiday rash at the davl-ht store.
v. wauea and sons
Trn Thouiettd Dollare ol fine Neck
wear to select from for the holiday
trade, V. WALLACE; aad SONS.
HOLIDAY FOR TWO WEEKS
Lbs Is'ilto Schools will Close Dowa
. Friday Afternoon
Salislury'e public schorl will
suspend Friday aflernoon until
Mondiy, January 8ib, followirg
'fie usual custom of g v ng a boll
day of two weeks between tei not.
Mr. Capps Agin Honorid,
Upt. W. A. Capps, the eldest
n of Mr. and Mrs. M. V. B
Capps, of Salisbury, who hta at-
cained proaiinence in A'hens, G.
during his reeiden-e of seven yeari-
tber, has again been honored t y
bis Georgia associates. Oa Mob
ly tight he wan Hecteii wurisbip.
fol Uiasterof Mi. Vainon Lidge A.
r.and A.M. of Athens. Silisbury
is proud of this young son's die -tiLCtion.
Mrs; Poole's Bister to Wed
Mrs. Waller W, Poole left thii
morning for Lexington to he pree
ant tomorrow at tbe msrriagd 0!
aii-ter, Mies Maggie Cecil. Mr
Poole will go over nn tbe early
.rain tomorrow morning.
Cotton Today.
Cotton is today lirinsing eitvee
tnd s hlf
cents. History of s
u inlh past was repea'el, bdiI
but
a few ba es were brougbl in.
New AdvertiitmintJ.
Hart bail a cbaojo of ad. on 4:1
(itjfe.
H. L White & Co., have u ne
id on 4th psge.
V. Wallace t-SoD8 ad png 3.
tuau 3iieeny a.l 00 JLjt pagc
So. ' j;:;JI,:lt'S- ecKaJ or'
page Z
Meeting of Printers.
There will be a meeting of Ty
pographical Uoion No. 625 to-
norrow ( A'edoeed ) tvenir g
All members are urged to be pres
ent at there is btwness of im
portance.
K T. CtiiD, Pree.
Cat a Hole ia Hit skull
Wimton-Salem, N. C , t). 1
A bl"ck and tackle fell 0: on tKi
hesd of Walter Mbe, a houn
painter, at fire o'clock this even
ing, cutting a hoi. in the skul
through which a portion of th
brains ran out. Toe alteodint
physician say that the wound will
prove fatal.
Aged
Virginia Woman Killed
h,
Bobbers.
Richmond, Va , D,c, 18. Mii'
EiziBaad, aa eccenttir womsp,
who lived alone on tbe miuntnir,
three miles from Pocahontas, Vs.,
was found dead in her home lad
last night, apparently bavins
been struck in the head with an
ax i or club, No clue has been
fouod to the murderer. It it
tboug'ot th i bject was lobbery,
at Miss Bud bad a t ood income
from royalty oa ceal lands.
Bough skin and cracked handi
are Bit it; ciued ti DeWitt't
Witch Usui Salve, bi t aa occa
stonal application will keep the
skin soft and smooth, lijst for
KKxsma, Cuts, Burns, Boils, etc
The genuine De Witt's Witci Ha
xel Salve affords immediate relief
in all forms of Blind, Bleeding.
llcbiog and Protruding Piles Sold
by tlas. rmmmer.
300 Parsons (lain n Street Fightieg.
Berlin, Doc. 18 A ('Ispitcb to
tb Lokal Arzjiger from Koenins
hurg, Prussia, today, timed 9:15
p. m , aaye: During the street
fighting at Mitau, tbe capital if
Cturland, R'X) persons were killed.
J X
LaOrlppe and Pneumonia.
Pneumon a often follows la
grippe but never follows tbe use
of Foley's Honey and Tar. It
curee la gtippn, coughs and pre
vent pneumonia and consump
tion. Ask fur Foley's Honey and
Tar and refuse any substitute of
fered. Mr. O. Vacher, of 167
Osgood St., Chicago, writes: "Mv
wife bad a severe cam of la grippe
three yeara ago, and it left her
with a terrible cougb. She tried
a bottle of Foley's Honey and
1 arena it gave Immediate relief.
A SO cent bottle cured her cough
entirely. Kefuaa . substitute.
Sold by Salisbury Drug Co., and
tra s rbarmacy, spenoer.
flit 111!
1LE3DAY, DEC 11), ON
WESr FISHEB STREET, P.
W. BUOrYN'S BL'ILDINU.
MBS, L. FINK.
See Us For Your
Xmas Xuts,
Apples, Oranges,
Dates and Figs.
Max Moses
YOUR
CHRISTMAS
CANDIES AND FRUITS
will not he w hat you
expect unless you get
them from
Saleeby.
H s Stick is e r j lite. Here is
fhre S t'a Claua I nys. Ouali-
ty higli. Prices low.
Nothing in
Xmas Goods
liuM:verytliiiij in Drugs
115 N MtiuSt eit
Deposit Your Money
with the
Peoples Bank & Trust Co.
We pay 4 per cent intere-t
luarlerly, adding tbe interest to
be prlr..,al , ,.nn-v. April
July and October ef each year.
We also loan money on real es
tate and personal security."
lour I'UMUo., reniKclfully so
licited.
O. R. Julian. Pres. J. I), ttnrwnnd r.j. .
P. H. Thompwn, V. P. J. A. Peeler, T.
,
Xmas Presents
The n ot tpprec'a'ed, would
be? a Ton tf McNEELY'S
Bott Coal whvh Bakes a
warm lira ml a oheerful
Xbm-.
Pjoos 295,
XMAS GREETING
ITae 2Sth annirtrMry of out eiia'nw af.O
Wcbave just received, and arc pre.
inj a mll stock ot VaUhe,
Irweliy and Novelties a I table lot
Xmas prcients.
The ood, are Ihe tales! .trite, all
Gaaratiteed as to Onality. ....
When too arc tired ol look inn eUe
where come te as and jc) salted.
Bring as you broken Jewelry,
Walctwaantf Clocks,
- aiM't wots it ett STioss rr -
W. P. THORNTON, i'wi
I0 M. MAIN STRF tT.
Talbort's
Signs
Perpetual
Advertisers.
Over Froneberger'a Hard war"
Granulated Sugar
$1.20 for 2.r.l! bag
for balance of this year
1905
W. H. Wallace.
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