SALISBURY DAILY SUN.
(DAIJjY EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
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JOE X. ROUECHE.
CLiNT. ti. BROWN
Proprietors.
now
SUBSCRIPTION RATES :
$4.00
2.00
1.00
and
THE CRUSADE AGAINST
KISSING.
The crusade against" kissing,
einor waged in Atlanta, Ga.,
is demdedly one of the most unique
povel features of the a,re.
a- Just why the twar should; bemiade
One Year,
Six Months,
Three
One Month,
One Week. - - - - - .10
i . I . . j' i t i . 'i 1 i ' Ti.
Delivered by Carriers to any part of the city Ml iLliania aeponem sailll IIOL. XL
witnout extrft cost. . I . . , I
is ceiLiiiui nut iiiuigcinms iu uuj
Ifnr n.fl vrt.iIniy i-i.t nnnlvfnthA Tiiihlk)ipr I . I ' ; -.1
hannv! "wimet.hinor" --indulo-ed' in
Entered at postofflce seconu-class matter. 1 J ' "
by lovers without i;egard to con-
Office over Burt's shoe store, on Main street.
Railroad Guide
dition
a
or position. It may appear
. Below is a ronnepsea scnedule of out 01 place
vho has
par
to the demure -ld
long since seen her
So Collector Harkins has fired
68 office holders in a month more
than two a day. It's a prettv hard
month's work, considering that he
had to trip up the Civil Service
commission almost every time he
chopped a head. One of the num
ber, however, can't be charged to
" Hesh"-r-Fearson having admitted
that he V trim J. Wiley down.
the departure of passenger trains from ma(
Kalishnrv bv t,hn sriiHrtnlft whir.h wpnt.
into effect July 4tu. " day qr.it may appear wrong' to
2nd division. northbotjWd. the stern
N p 6, Norfolk, i eaves
No 36, Fast Mail, leaves
No 12, Local, leaves
ents who fear for
7:10 a m their daughters' welfare, or again,
10:47 a m -1 ..! .,. , v v,
snow up in oau.uisie to me
8:15 p m
it ma
f
No 38, Vestibule, leaves 9:35 p m love-sick swain when some other
mg miss
2nd division. southbound.
No 37, Vestibule, leaves 8:17 a m
No 11, Local, leaves, 9:37 a m
No 7, Charlotte, leaves 8:15 pm
No 35, Fast Mail, ayes 8:50 p m mature age,Jt does not look wrono-.
3rd DIVISION. WK8TBOUND. Thfi Vf liner mntrlpn will nnttm-J
fellow
the yo
and sometimes
is kissing his girl, but to
of sweet sixteen.
to others of. more
No 11 Local, leaves
No 15 Chattanooga, leaves
No 1 2 Local arri ves
No 16 Chatanooga,arrives
. YADKIN, f
No 48. (Ex. Sund iy) arrives
No 47. (Ex. Sunday) leaves
y:55 a m
8:55 p m
7:40 pm Strong
7!00 a m i . !,. a iL!. "L.L.v ot
v." uciir uuiusi mo nauii. one
this question.
- -
tain siich an idea, no matter how
y matters are brought to
9:30 a m
12:30 p m
is juaoie upon
have sibmittec
Salisbury, N. C., Feb. 16, 1898.
! NATIONAL DISASTER.
Miss
is visit
Herald
i
Atlant
The blowing up of the battle kissju,
ship ' Maine, at Havana, at 0:40 oty
o'clock last night, was a nationalvj : I. gei
disaster. The ship had been se&t
to the Cuban waters on a friendly
visit, and was there in cases' of - an
emergency, should wan , be declar
ed between the Unite States and
Spain. The occfrrence, aside
from the loss of WfG and property,
is anything JjKft pieasing. Capt.
Sigsbee's (ofihe Maine) dispatch,
statingtjgat "public opinion should
be SU npnrlpfl until further rf.rnrf. "
10 mguiuvaui tutu ouojiv. umo
iards. Another evidence is the
fact that for several days the bill
boards andvfences in Havana have
been covered with cartoons repre
senting a Spanish man-of-war
sinking the whole Atlantic squad
ron. There should be a thorough in-
tigation of the matter and if
s
the, fanlts traced to Spain the
Castillian government should be
dealt with severe
etyv
TO HAVE THE STREETS
The action taken by the mer
chants and business people yester-
Inv nffprnnrm lnnlrinrr tr hnvo flio
streets sprinkled was commenda
ble. The city aldermen should be
oDDortuned to furnish this service.
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and, if in their wisdom, they find
it to be too expensive for the town,
or that they have no right to ex
pend the town's money that way,
let the business men see what can
be done towards raising a fund for
sprinkling. The. streets must be
sprinkled some way or another.
The public demands it. Yester
day afternoon was a fair sample of
dust in Salisbury. To speak of it in
the most polite language possible
it was simply "bad." The dust,
it is argued, in addition to the
discomforts occasioned by it, and
other things,- contains microbes
which are a menace to health; If
this be true; and there is little
doubt of it, then it is another rea
soil for having the streets sprin
kled. We hope to see this move
ment materialize land that the
town will soon have a - regular
sprinkler: . '
The Japanese will cojonise a
tract of 100,000 acres in Mexico,
to be devoted to coffee growing.
upon
only
We
tha the habit is
All freight trains carry passengers. not special to an.y given pointl
Ida Ujvhuahart Ulenn, vho
ng in New York, in the
lf ends her lady friends ih
t
he charges x 'that a
Spring, with her coy airs, is a
tricky sprite. She wears a genial
front and a. friendly mien; but her
smiles lack the warmth of honesty
and her breath, though' it smell of
violets, is laden with infection.
It is pleasant to bask in the sun
shine of her glances, but it is wise
at the same time to be up to her
wile
s.
The Danville Register office
has been struck by the wave of
prosperity. It says: "The editor
of the Register returns thanks to
Mrs. Frank M. Hamlin for a pone
of old-fashioned North Carolina
crackling bread. It was delightful."
For a short distance a lion or
a tiger can out run a. man, and can
equal the speed of a fast horse;
but the animals lose their wind at
the end of about half a mile. They
have little ;ndurance,! and are re
niarkably weak in lung power.
g epidemic is raging in that
1 i
iously, I think it is too late
to lecture girls
they a i!
is tang
awful
need
about kissing after
e out in society. If a girl
it from childhood about the
sin or kissing she won t
at pins, training schools
for muscles and such things for
her protection against bold you.ng
men. If she is dignified and bus
her po 'cupine quills up, even the
most b ase man will hesitate about
running up against them. But
kissing girls tho world over 'will
find opportunities for indulging
in thei favorite pastime, and it is
utterly useless for their mothers
to preach or keep a weather eye
upon them. They elude it every
I don't know why it is, but
here always think Southern
e faster than those of the
i I do not believe it. The
time.
people
-
ofiris ar
North.
Southe
open
rn jriri is
in wnat
W mak
freer and
she - does.
.more
The
Northern girl is more guarded,
but deeper."
. The Whole tru
th of the matter,
t
b a long stary short, appears
to be that the Atlanta girls "knaw
a good thing when they see it. "
The contractor for 'the monu-
;iient to be erected at Asheville to
i
the memory' of her distinguished
son, Zebufon Baird Vance, has in
formed the committee in charge
that thA monumem"vill be rea(ly
for un veiling any timeafter the
first of May next. A conimittee
has been appoint 3d, to receive sitg
gestions from the public and -formulate
a plan for the unveiling
ceremo lies and make report to a
future :aled meeting of the cen
tral committee. This committee,
the As leville Citizen announces,
will be glad to receive suggestions
from persons in . ny part of North
Carolin a concerning the way in
which the unveiling of the monu
ment shall be celebrated. Whetb-
be the
sons to
gladly
: Sa
gusted
er it shall be strictly a State affair,
orwhe
Norfh Carolinian in other States
shall lie invited!. Whether the
speakers for the occasion shall all
be from North Carolina or other
wise. Suggestions as to "who would
host suitable person w per-
deliver orationsyill also be
I Philadelphia seems to hayc
the cinch on railroad locomotive
building. The Baldwin works
have recently received orders for
thirty-five new ones several of
which go to Japan. .
! The town of Victor, in Califor
nia, has bounced its whole police
force for crookeducss, and now
matters are running pretty
straight.
Bloody Fight in Kentucky.
Louisville, Ky.v Feb. 14. -A
desperate duel was fought yester
day with knives and pistols be
tween George Vogt and Arthur B.
AValdrorTin this city. Fred Vogt,
the son ofi George Vogt, was
drawn into the encounter.
As a result Waldron is at the
City Hospital in a critical condi
tion and is not expected to live.
Fred Vogt is at the Grray Street
Infirmary severely wemnded and
the elder Vogt is in jail, charged
with malicious shooting.
The primary cause of the trouble
was a murder case tried in Jeffer
son County Court about eight
years ago. The elder Vogt was
charged with murder and the
father of Arthur Waldron was
one of thes principal witnesses for
the prosecution. In consequence,
abitter hatred has existed be
tween the families- -
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Telegraphic News Condensed for tbe Conven
; lence of Hasty Readers.
Carrying A Flattery Tob Far.
The Doctor. It's twins, sir.
. Young Husband. -I might have
known it; it's my wife's hobby
that two can live as cheaply as
one. Tit-Bits.
received.
yannah is
I with the
thoroughly dis
appointment of
the negro Devereaux as the col-
lector of that port, but will have
and bear it. There is no
I Democrats who voted for
ey have, ppportunity to do
to grin
relief.
McKin
a i great deal of thinking these
days.-
Augusta Chronicle.
A Clever Trick. , '
It S certainly looks like, it, but
but there is really no trick about
it. Anybody carr-try it who has
Lame Back and Weak Kidneys,
Malaria or nervous troubles. We
mean he can cure himself right
away by taking Electric Bitters.
This remedy tones up the whole
system, acts as a stimulant to the
Liver and Kidneys, is a ; blood pu
rifier and nerve tonic. It cures
Constipation, Headache, Fainting
Spells, Sleeplessness and Melan
choly. It is purely vegetable, a
mild laxative, and restores the
system to its natural vigor. Try
Electric Bitters and be convinced
that they are a miracle .worker.
Every bottle guaranteed. Only
50c. a bottle ; at T. F. Kluttz - &
Co's drug store. 1
TO CURE A C0L0IN ONE DAY-
Take Laxative Bromo " Quinine Tablets.
All Druggists refund the money if It fails to
(Jure. -S5c. :
UP TO DATE. JEIavinj? secured tlie
services of, a first class .TJlumber, in
connection with my tin a nd slate roof
ing business, I am prepared now to
give you a more superior class 6f work
than anything 1 have given in the
past. . I can make it to your interest
to gi ve me a trial. W. S. Nicolson.
Spartanburg, S. C, had a f 10-
000 fire yesterday.
Three persons were killed by
elevators yesterday in New York
The garrison of Paris has been
reinf orcrd by troops f rqm Ver
sailles. I
The steamship St. Louis arrived
at Newport News, where she will
be overhauled.
In Putman county, W. Va. ,
Mrs. Melissa Caruther was kicked
to death by a co w.
Peter Maher defeated 4 lThun
derbolt" Smith at Philadelphia
last night in the third round. The
match was for six rounds. ,
Two United States marines
were drowned while trying to
i 5 . e 'a I. ' r
swim asnore irom me cruiser
Raleigh at Colombo, Ceylon.
Miss Frances E. Willard, pres
ident of the W. C. T. U., has
been seriously ill in New York
City for the last three weeks.
B. Frank Haldeman, one of the
most promineut business men of
Columbia,' Pa., fell 'dead at the
dinner table at his home yester
day. '
Train robbers were scared from
an. Iron Mountain train near
Bismarck, Mo., by the passengers,
after stealing valuables from one
i
map.
After an idleness of . three
months the Bethlehem Pa. , Iron
Company's steel mill, giving em
ployment to a thousand hands,
started up yesterday. " ',
A stormy meeting was hehl at
Olathe, Kan. , yesterday . to de
nounce ex-Gov. John P. St. John
for signing a petition to allow, a
drug store to sell liquor. . f
Both houses of the Virginia
Legislat u re have : passed a bil 1
prohibiting the use of trading
stamps and checks. As amended
by the Senatethe . bill goes .into
effect July 1.
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Joe Havey, a sporting, man, of
San Francisco, backed by Charles
Fair, has offered fifty thousand
dollars for a. match between Cor-
i . -
bett and Fitzsimmons in July,
west of the
Missouri river.
Watson Denny, a wealthy far
mer, of St. Joseph, Mo., shot his
wife in the head yesterday and
hen fired a bullet through his
own heart. It is . said that the
deed was prompted by the wife's
threat to sue for divorce.
Mrs. Elizabeth Nobles, of Ma
con, Ga., convicted of the murder
of her husband, was taken to
Twiggs county, and in the court
house, at Jeffersonville was, sen
fenced by Judge Smith for the
fifth time to hang.
Former Minister De Lome took
his departure from Washington
at four o'clock yesterday after
noon on the Congressional Limit;
ed. When asked if he had any
thing to say on his final departure
be said, "Good bye."
Senator Marion Butler, Chair
man of the Populist National Com
mittee and ex-Senator DuBois
attended the Populist meeting in
Minneapolis to-day to induce the
meeting to pronounce in favor of
united action by all the silver
forces in elections regardless of
political affiliation of candidates.
The walls of the surrounding
ruins of the burned Union Storage
Co's. building at Pittsburg, Pa. ,
fell j at 11:30 o'clock yesterday
morning crushing to death ten
persons. A later dispatch sa3rs
that at least five were caught and
buried in the debris. At least
twenty people perished by the
falling walls at the recent fire. ,
"He that knows and knows
that lie knows, is wise
E3 a
Follbw
M
You can be so positive when buying Shoes
marked "Burt's Ovvn Make5,-knowing that
you know iheir solidity is actual that you
can tell youir Neighbors of the sober rbality of
our words and our Shoes1.
Buiit's Own Make'2 Line
Ladies' Niubiam
Leather
Tip $1
Patent Leather
Ladies' Donffola, Lace and. Button
$1,50 and $2.00;
Ladies' Grain Button
Tip $1.35.
Calf Button Patent
.75. - :
Misses Button and Lace $1.00 to $1.35
Childrens sizes 8 1-2 to ll, 85c to $1.15
Childrens' sizes 5s to 8s, 65c to $1.00
Every pair warranted all leather soles,
heels and coun
ho
;ers.
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Dp Not
lia
n
0
Fail to Visit
Mammotli Furniture ! Emporium.
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ICHf 1897 I
ids fail ,lo describe the beauty
holstery or perfect finish. Our
'Library Tables, Book -Cases,
Leather Couches and Leather
Chairs are rich and ornamental,
a& Well a's durable and eminently
useful. f Our Curio Cabinets are
what the collectors of specimens
need. ' .
He has the largest stock in the citv to
seieci irom, ana-wniie nis goods are
new, stylish and up to date in
every particular, his
' Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
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The best salve in the ' world for
Cuts, ,Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, tCorns, and Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. It is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price .25 cents per box.
For sale by Kluttz & Co-drugfeiste.
PRICES
ARE THE LOWEST.
A Specialty. He has a line of Caskets, Burial
Robes, Etc., unsurpassed in the State.
Personal attention given to
EHBALniKG. AND BlIRECIOIJ OF FDOERALS
fibrin n c-p n nrp ' fr
with an elegant line of
Going ad $1.0 We 'me
in saie aiixjae veaF potdii?
a
See styles in OMr'window, at $1.50.