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Salisbury, N. C, Oct. I, 1898.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For
Congress Seventh District:
TIIEO. F. KLUTTZ, '
of Rowan.
For
Solicitor Eighth District:
WILEY RUSH,
of Randolph.
For the Senate 26th Senatorial
District: ,
J. C. THOMAS,
of Davidson.
R. B. GLENN,
of Forsyth.
For the Legislature:
LEE S. OVERMAN,
D. R. JULIAN.
For Clerk of Superior Court:
W. G WATSON,
For Register of Deeds:
H: N. WOODSON,
For Sheriff: '
V J. M. MONROE.
For Treasurer:
J. SAM'L McCUBBlNS, JR.
For Cotton Weigher:
G. H. PAGE.
For Coroner:
E. ROSE DORSETT.
For County Surveyor:
. C M. MILLER.
For County Commissioners:
J. FRANK McCUBBlNS,
SANFORD HENLY,
P. D. LINN.
W. Ham writes as follows
in the Goldsboro Argus: 4I was
a I'opulist, but under the
tions existing: in North Caro-
once
con an
lina to-day, and since that party
bas !usedv with the Republicans
and i aiding in the permanent es
tablij hment of negro rule in the
State I am compelled to cast my
lot with the Democracy, and ad
vise i ill men who love their coun
try t do likewise." ; ; . V '
Coals
Admiral Cer vera has consent
ed to represent Ferrol in the Cor
tes and has promised to reveal the
whol 5 truth about the mismanage
ment of naval affairs by the Span
ish g jvernment which resulted in
the destruction of his squadron.
W.4
Kluttz
Oxfol
well,
of Fire on Mr. Caldwell's Head.
Concord Standard, f
see that Hon. Tlieo. . F.
spoke at Newtn and at
d in the absence of Mr. Cald-
who was called home by the
serious illness-., oi nis son. j.ne
correspondent says
"X r. Kluttz made an excellent
prese itation of the political issues,
in a speech of one hour's length.
touching upon both national and
State matters.
He gives offense to no one, lit
ters no words of abuse aiM shows
the most gentlemanly considera
tion : or his absent opponent in
not alluding to any matters,
broug ht out by their canvass, nor
did he refer to Mr. Caldwell, ex
cept to announce the cause of his
absence, express the desire to have
him return to the canvass, and to
state that he would not discuss
some matters in Mr. Caldwell's
absence.
We I have always admired the
broad, generous, honorable bearT
ing of Mr. Kluttz and wonder
that Mr. Caldwell can endorse op
posing him for a place for which
Mr. 'Kluttz is certainly the more
capable. On the great question
of tin
same
votes
for f
does
vote
staiuj
your
co.rdi
lowei
NEARLY ALL COME BACK.
Our Populist friends in lw)van
will please note that the Populists
in Halifax j county have nearly all
come back to the Democratic
party. Elsewhere in this paper
we publislra statement f rom the
Raleio-h Post which shows " that 000 Ijopulists to place their most
I 1 .. i . t : i
nftftHv 700 Of the Ponuli.ts in ihat con uPl una uemiuu iuCls imu
-j - - - . - ; . - -t J
. , .. . . i aimuu
county have leit meir pariy aim
5 X 1 Tknvniw , 1-nnL-c I '
joineti mv imutiain . cratid
Only a very few yet remain with y0tid
their old party. They have seen Populists is an exalted privilege of
by actual experience, by contact that i righteous-more-than-thou
... . . i croup mat aeserves greai consiue-
with negro supremacy and the w.
even u it tears tne otate to
ance they seem to be on the
side. Mr. Kluttz always
a consistent, unmixed ticket
roe coinage. Mr. Caldwell
sometimes. The way you
as to f reo coinage or gold
ird, tin ugh, does not show
sincerity for free coinage ac-
lg to Mr. lVutler and his fol
s. It'floprrids upon whether
)0 DiMi'jocrats will help 30,
700 POPS. RETURN IN HALIFAX.
The White Peonle in That 01
County United Once More.
n
i Raleigh Post, 29th.
Mr.-F. L. Travis, of Scotland
Neck, the chairman of the Demo
cratic "' executive ; committee
Halifax county, was here yester
day. Mr. Travis brings very en
couraging reports from Halifax.
The Democrats there are aroused
as they never were before. ;
Mr. , iravis says nearly every
Populist in Halifax couniy has
gone back to the Democratic pat
ty. Four years ago there were
over 700 Populists in Halifax.
Now Mr.' Travis says there are
not more than 25 Populists in the
county and that .they are return
ing every, day.
; Recently a white government
union was organized t in .Scotland
Neck. Citizens closed their
sbres and 500 people participated.
Sixteen Populists were present
and announced their return to the
Democratic party.
The work of the white govern
ment unions cannot be overesti
mated. Chairman Simmons' has
received -information, that in one
of the eastern counties 29 Popu
lists participated in .a -newly, or
ganized union. At another mee
ing 23 Populists were present. -
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Telegraphic Mews Condensed for the Conven
fence of Hasty Readers. ?
1 25 Children in 25 Years.
Wilkesbarre, Pa., Sept. 29.
Yesterday Mrs. Samuel P. Swar
woodof Mountain Top, near this
place, became the mother'-'of ja
baby girl, her twenty-fifth child.
Mr. and Mrs. Swartwood were
married about 25 years ago, and
oft he twenty live children barn to
them there were two sets of twin.
Twen-two of the children are
alive, and all live at home, mak
ing a crowded house. The eldest
is twenty-four years old and is
railroad brakeman. .
Regiment of im
ordered to pre
pare for immediate service in Cu
ba. It will form part of the ar
my of occupation.
The negro highway assailant of
hree ladies in Cecil county, Md.,
was sentenced yesterday to twen
ty years in the penitentiary and
five years more in the House of
Correction. '
A train-load of negroes on their
vay to replace jbe strikers in the
Illinois mines was held up yester-
Tmrcss finnns in Mia lutcf. ctxl
lay by the Union miners, and the riettas, Serges, IlanelJirilliantlnes, and many KovelUes in Dress Fabrics
negroes compeneu to return to
a
half the offices in the State.
s the Populist test toDemo-
sincerity for; free coinage.
g for gold-standard men by
negro supremacy
misrule which has been brought
ratioi
upon tne otate oy iue iukju XoW at Salisbury at the Populist
crowd, and will help undo the evil, convention Mr. Caldwell called on
Rowan Populists, you have Mr. Kluttz in the morning and
u ; told him he woniu mate a nttie
"c,fcu "
present condition. Y'ou pan help
talk
Klut
1 'i Tl . . . ! -. C .rMi It T .
UnUO 11. 1UB BAiimmc Ui , ' 1,1 UAn'n 4U lfflr oh.
Lie huuiu mil in i.uj lubivio t i.j
In the progress of his
he was personal toward
o the convention leaving Mr.
z under the impression that
l...tU.nn in TXnlifn-v iu Ko-frtro. trr'til
Your duty is j plain. The Demo: speech
cratic party offers relief to the Mr'.. Kluttz, who -on being in
pd, hastened to the court house
after hearing for himself
e iorm
j T 111 V T V1VUUJ J J vl l;u I
'laml
t . . . il : a i uuu
lou can joiu wiiu it iu
State,
fold.
bringing better conditions to the
State. You ought to do it. The
safety of your home and family
demand it. T
called Mr. Caldwell down, telling
him
negroes in
The Cleveland Star savs the
Rutherford and Plk
counties have put out negro tick
ets because the Republicans denied
them representation on their
ticket. Kuthertord county nas
four tickets in the field Demo
cratic,
ing i)
steaci
o please cease reflections to
which he, Mr. Kluttz, could not
renlv. 1 It1 seems to us that Mr.
Kluttz has heaped red hot coalson
on Mr. Caldwell s head.
Wpy, anyhow, talk about sehd-
Ir. Caldwell to Congress in-
of Mr. Kluttz? ,
govern-
Not the Enemy of the Negro
In its light for gooi
ment and white government the
democratic party is not the enemy
of the negro. Who so charges
wilfully misrepresents it: The
present corrupt regime plunders
black and while. It exalts trie
negro politician that it may get
the vote of the negro masses. It is
not the friend of the negro. I
The average negro is better off
under democratic rule than he is
under fusion misrule. - He is de
ceived and made to vote against
hi! own best interests. The men
who would rsave him from himself
are his friends, not his enemies.
Raleigh Observer. '
Raise Bull Calves: ' I
. -t
" Winston Sentinel. j
The unprecedented low price of
cotton is a distressing feature of
the business situation. And yet
the Republicans preached to the
farmers that better prices for
farm products would follow the
election of a Republican president.
Instead of better prices, cotton is
now lower than it ever was uh
der Democratic administration and
the prospects are that the bottom
has not yet been reached.
i.
Coming This "Way.
One Minute Cough Cure sur
prises people py its quicK cures
and children may take it ;in large
Populist, Republican and quantities without the least danger.
The i negroes nominated It hsis won for itsellithe bestfrep-
I .. . I .. j! i! li.
nnlv u ro-istpr of deeds and 6ne uwl im 01 preparauou useu to
J . . . . i day tfor colds, croup,
negro.
county commissioner.
UCKiing in
the throat or obstinate coughs.
James Plummer.
The remains of Christopher
Columbus, 'the discoverer of
America, were removed from Ha- sect
vana Monday, to We carried to
Snain. His remains bad lain in
r ,
the cathedral! at Havana since Jan
uary 19, 1796, when they
brought from Santo Domingo, y 1
that island naving oeen ceieu to
France by Spain.
j Sells Brothers and Forepaugh's
big circus exhibited at Roano
Tuesday.
fee
General Blanco has ordered the
release of all political prisoners in
Cuba. -r "'
gavernment has
similar to those in
The Spanish
ordered bugles
the American army.
I
The wearing of European clothes
i. a i .' : i?
oeen tne lmineui-
is said to have
ate cause of the
downfall. '
Chinese Emperor's
Kang-Yuwelt, the Chinese re-
former whom the Dowager Em-
press seeks to imprison, has been
arrested at Bahan, J apan.
An unknown man has been ar-
rested at Orso via on the charge of
complicity in the plot to assassi
nate the King of Roumania.
It is reported that when the
- . -
bones of Christopher Columbus in
hedral, were ex-
them had been
InJ
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Ln
in
r.
The biggest bargains in BICYCLES
ever offered in this part of the country.
the Havana Ca
humed, part of
stolen.
The Fourth
munes has" been
a.
E. W. BURT & CO.,
I SALISBURY, N.
G.
KLUTTZ
at
EMAFi
THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTS
EVIT OF WINTER GOODS IN SALISBURY
les, in Silks, Satins, Broadcloths, He,n-
ndiana.
i
A farmer driving" to meet
his
wife at a railroad station near At-
antic City, N. J., was struck by
her
Thfc
was
bringing
he train which
home and instantlv killed.
wife witnessed the accident.
At Fredericksuurg, Va., y ester-
lav. Miss Lizzie CahilL aged 60
years, committed suicide by shoot
ing herself, and the flash from the
jwJer setting "jfi re to her clothes,
they were burned from her body.
nrices
A new stocks of Ladies Capes from 50c. to the finest Plush
A bicr'stock of Ladies. Children and Misses Underwear in Wool. Merino.
Fleeced and Cotton the best we havej ever offered. ' .
Ladies, Children and blisses Hose and Half Hose, in all material from 5c.
to $2.50 per pair. j I . - .
We havea good" lot of Zepher, Germantown and Elkin Knitting Yarns.
Gloves from 10c. to $1.25 per pair for everybody.
The best. men's All Wool Suits id the city for $5.00.
Carpets, Rugs, Blanckets, Quilts all at prices rockbottom.
bnoes tne best for tne least money in the town. ,
The biggest and best stock of Eatables in the citv.
Flour; Meats, Teas, Coffees, Cheeses, Crackers. Syruns. nice. Grits. ! Oat
Flakes and Meal. !
Jb runs and V egetables in abundahce. All kind of Canned Fruits I and
Vegetables, and a host of good things to eat at prices the lowest
uon-ie ana see our .Mats, the best for tne least money.
. Yours to Serve,
raging
Fierce forest fires are
.1 1 T i ' S 1
over nunureus or nines in oiora-
do, South Dakota and Wisconsin.'
An appeal for aid from the Feder
al government was made from "the
.
Tlnnlr Hills A rniiorh estimate
- r- nr , -ii
places the aggregate loss at f rpm ItXH-IIIIIIO L0
$3,000,000 to;$5,000,000.
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. Words fail to describe the beauty
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For broken surfaces, sores, in-
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especially piles there is one re
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