SALISBURY DAILY. SUN.
(DAILY KXCKFT SUNDAY.) I
JOE X. ROUECHE.
CLINT. N. BROWN.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET
NATIONAL l
For President:
. WM. J, BRYAN, of Nebraska;
For Vice-President:
ADT AI E. STEVENSON, of Illinois.
For Electors-at-Large:
LEE S. OVERMAN, of Rowan; D. H.
McLEAN, of Harnett.
CONGRESSIONAL!
For Congress, 7th District.
TIIEO. F. KLUTTZ, of Rowan.
For Elector.
J. R. BLAIR, of Montgomery.
Salisbury, n- C, Oct. 5, 1900.
THE SENATORIAL CONTEST.
Some very beautiful objects
sometimes turn out to be very
dansrerous things. Referring and
bending this assertion to bear up
on the Senatorial primary, now
confronting the Democrats of
North Carolina, the reader will
have some idea of what we mean
to say. Now, if the friends of
the different candidates are to torn
it into a trading scheme to help
their special political friend into
office, as shown it promises to be
done by an article in the Charlotte
Observer, then it better be called
off, and at once.
The Sun believes in honesty in
everything, politics not excepted,
and it would not countenance
trickery to gain political advant
age. , The candidates are all supposed
to be honorable men and ought not
for any time be a party to such a
transaction.
The aspirant seeking the Sena
torship who first denounces and
opposes a trick of this sort should
receive the full support of the
Democratic party.
President McKinley has two
kinsmen in Kansas and nine in In-
aiana, an oi whose names are
published, who have announced
that they will vote for Bryan.
Some of the Pennsylvania pa
pers are warning the mine owners
against importing negroes to take
the places of the striking miners.
They do not think a race racket
would: be a good way to end the
strike racket.
The Philippine war is costing
the American people at $2 a head
annually. That means about $10
to the family. Ten dollars' is not
a big pile of money but is more
than the average family can afford
to throw away. It would buy con
siderable of something to eat and
something to wear for the little
ones, , observes the Wilmington
Star.
r- : : j
Jefferson and McKinley.
The action of Jefferson and, that
of the Republicans that have con
trolled the McKinley administra
tion were as opposite as possible.
Mr. Jefferson was almost morbid
ly sensitive upon the possibility of
violating the Constitution. The
McKinley administration, in the
Porto Ricah matter after declar
jpg what was its plain duty, did
precisely t le opposite, and to do
this calmly pushed the Constitu
tion aside, saying it had no rela
tion to our new possession. What
is going to be done in the Philip
pines we cannot be sure, but we
know the principle upon which it
is to ; be done namely, that the
Constitution does not extend to
our new possessions. Louisville
Courier Journal.
FROM THE TELEGRAPH
. r ; ' " ,
The Germans Against Imperialism
The leading social organization
among the Germans in the North
is known as the Turnerbuna. In
Milwaukee; ' the foremost German
city of America, the Turnerbund,
at its meeting last Friday night
discussed the Philippine question,
and after aj. discussion adopted the
; "We recognize in all nations
alike the right to defend their lib
erty and tq assert their indepen
dence by force of arms."
We consider every war for the 257 cases of yellow
purpose of territorial expansion to. vana
be an act or brutal force, hostile to cent.
British and Germans continue
sending troops to Pekin.
Boers attacked and captured
twenty-two wagons escorted by
sixty mounted men.
It is claimed that there are sev
enty-five thousand names illegally
entered on. the Philadelphia voting
lists.
Flagman J. J. Quinlan, the he
ro of the Camp Creek, Ga., rail
road wreck, in which 35 people
were killed, will likely remain a
cripple for life.
Senator Hill returned to New
York from Richmond, yesterday
much pleased with his trip. He
declined to talk politics. He will
speak in Newark, N. J., to-night
The latest report made of cotton
damaged in Texas by the recent
floods and high water places the
loss at 400,000 bales. The value
is estimated at not less than $20,-
ooo. 1 ;
A strike is on at Blockton,
mining town 40 miles southwest of
Birmingham, Ala., and the mines
of the Tennessee Coal, Iron &
Railroad Company, employing
over 1,000 miners, drivers and top
men, are idle, i ;
During September there were
fever in Ha-
with a mortality of 25 per
There are 84 cases now un-
our American spirit of civilization
and humanity."
"We condemn any and every at
tempt to spread the blessings of
der treatment. Twenty-eight new
cases have been reported in 48
hours.
civilization!
sword, be
at the point of the
use it is a hypocritical
pretext merely, behind which there
are lurking the greed and avarice
of concentrated wealth."
"We protest against the policy
of conquest
Poisonous toadstools resembling
mushrooms have caused fre
duent deaths this year. Be
sure to use only the genuine. Ob
a V
serve tne same care when you
ask for DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. There are poisonous coun
pursued by our admin- terfeits. DeWitt's is the only origi-
istration and against all expansion
of the territory of the United
States by force of arms."
In Illinois and other States the
Germans take the same position.
is it any wonder that ianna is
scared ? the Raleigh News and
Observer asks.
nai VYitcn nazei oaive. it is a
safe and certain cure for piles and
all skin diseases. James Pluru-
mer.
say, caused
summer,
nearly all
The most dainty and effective
pills made are DeWitt's Little
Early Risers. They are unequal
ed for all liver and bowel troubles.
Never gripe. James Plummer.
Large sun spots, astronomers
the extreme beat this
and doctors declare
he prostrations were
The World Full.
The world is full of microbes
1 hA Trunin IS . nnrnaila nrhn i.
AA VISA AT - UA A P vu.ftM.4VUW hwaw ' m f rtM ..kJA l J T UU CUIO
induced by disorders of the stom- the bread of honest toil: the bore
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acn. vjooq r neauu iouows goou ;a of.oau a tu
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,l,roto n.t oof If nnn Unrrn I ' uuor AAAC.AA, . VUO tUOOlU AO a
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indigestion or dyspepsia it will parasite mat destroys tne nappi
quickly relieve and permanently ness in many a home with words
cure you.
LJames Plummer.
The
world
are
progressive nations of the
the
great iood con-
summg nations, uood food well
digested gives strength. If you
cannot digest all you eat, you need
Kodol- Dyspepsia Cure. It di
gests what hpou eat. You need
not diet yourself. It contains all
of the digestants combined with
the best known tonics and recon
struct! ves. I It will even digest
all classes of foods in a bottle.
No other preparation will do this.
It instantly 1 relieves and quickly
cures all stomach troubles. James
Plummer.
of sugar coated venom; the slan-
Idereris a parasite that murders
character; the hypocrite is a para
site that entraps the un weary with
falsehood while wearing a mask
of fairness. !
over
Some folks complain
Roosevelt & treatment
mightily
out
West who had not one word to say
when; Yale
Bryan four
Journal.
students interrupted
years ago. Winston
Uncle Ben
90 years o
miles j yeste
mountain t
He tells us
Culler is more than
age, walked three
day across the Rich
hear Buxton speak.
at on the day before
. Robbed the Grave.
A startling incident, of which
Mr. John Oliver, of Philadelphia,
was tne subject, is narrated by
him as follows: "I was in. a most
dreadful condition. My skin was
almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
coated, pain continually in back
and sides, no appetite gradually
growing weaKer day 3 by day.
Three physicians had given me up.
Fortunately a friend advised try
ing Llectric Bitters, and to my
great oy and surprise the first
bottle made a decided improve
ment. I continued their use for
three weeks, and am now a well
man. I know they saved my life.
and robbed the grave of another
victim." 'No one should fail to
try them.' Only 50c, guaranteed,
at Theo. F. Kluttz & Co's drug
store.
J udge A. C. Avery suggests
that the Senatorial primary be
called off until the first Tuesday in
December. He says that interest
in the Presidential and . Congres- Boone Democrat.
1 i a : i I i t
eiuuui ciccLiuua is uveisuauuwtJU
he felled a large chestnut tree, cut j
off four cuts, split 40 rails and
carried them some distance on his
shoulder. , He is a Democrat of
the purest variety and is wonder-
i ,
fully hale fpr one of his age.
by the interest in the Senatorial Last year
question and he thinks Mr. Bryan lines passing
and the Democratic nominees for gions j supplied all their station
Congress will suffer if the voting I houses withj
for them and the Senators comes
at the same time.
consequence.
a diminution
two Italian railway
through swampy re-
mosquito nets. In(
there has been such
an the number of cases
of malaria that other lines in ltally
are about to adopt
All Americans will regret the and in Sicily
useless slaughter of 52 brave Amer- the same measures.
ican soldiers in the Philippines,
but they bhoukl even more regret
the policy of deceit that conceals
the facts of ' the situation there
from the country. Durham Sun.
! An Ancient Belief.
The ancients believed that rheu
matism was the work of a demon
ERADFIELD'S
FEMALE
REGULATOR
cures profuse, irregu
lar, scanty or painful
menstruation, falling-
of the womb, leucor-:
rbea, headache, back--ache
and nervousness.' '
These are the diseases
for which it should be
taken. A woman who
wants to- get well is
wasting time until she
gets it. If you have
been deceived, all the
btter. It will make j
ou ftooreciate th
quickness and ease with which the
Regulator cures you. It has cured
hundreds of other women made just
like yourself .and we knowthat it will -cure
you. We ask you to give It one 4 '
trial. $1 a bottle at any drug store.
THE B RIB Finn EEGELATOS C., ltlsata. HJ
wiw tor our itm Moati-ated book, opwi'
t w '
BiMilth lor Women."
AWJ
within a man
had an attack!
matory rheumatism will agree that
the infliction
to warrant
never been
berlain's Pain
That Throbbing Headache
Would quickly leave you if you
used Dr. Kind's New Life Pills.
Thousands of sufferers have prov
ed their matchless merit for Sick
and Nervous Headaches. They matism, and hundreds
mase pure blood and strong mony to the
nerves, and build up your health, ment. j One
.kasy to take. Try them. Only the pain, and
25c. Money back if not cured.
Sold by Theo. F. Kluttz & Co.,
diuggists.
Any one who has
of sciatic or inflain-
IVORY
is demoniac enough
fthe belief. It has
claimed that Cham-
Balm would cast
out demon's, but it will cure rheu-
ear testi-
truth of this state-
application . relieves
this quick relief
requires no COOKincr. will not. st.irk- t.n
me iron, aoes not blister the linen,
scorch or burn, and is nart.inniariv
adapted for use on mournintr anra
and colored linens, as it does not
streas or snow the starch. Whfn no,
on shirt bosoms, collars, cuffs, ; etc., it
gives them an additional stiffness and
renders them eaual to npw Tvnru
Starch is eruaranteed to he
to all other packacre starch. Call nn
your grocer for premium list and
which it affords, is alone worth
many times its cost, -"or sale by
Ti f ' r . "
u tunes riummer, druggist.
Sample
Pacliago
Table
Oamask !
At
nn
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No housekeeper can afford to miss the
BARGAINS we are offering
in linen this week.
$1.00 fine Linen 70 inches wide for 60c
$1.25 fine Linen 72 inches wide for 85c
$1.50 extra fine linen 72 inches wide
for 98c.
This sroods were bouerht in short
lengths at about half price and
are being sold the
same way. v
Broe.
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Furniture
Store
THE FAMOUS
Queen Quality Shoe
For Women.
Price $300
In presenting
"Queen Quality"
we have placed be
fore tU Women
of America a shoe
of exceptional
value for $3.00.
Highest Quality
of material and
am 1 workmanship.
60S 1 ?
Made in thirty
styles suitable for
street, dress, home,
or outing. For re
taining their shape
and fitting where
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t -S01J EXCLUIITILY BY
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Excluaively.
THE
BUET
SHOE
COMPANY.
MAIN
STREET,
SALISBURY,
NORTH
CAROLINA.
& Mile
The Most Complete Store
in the City.
Our twenty-seventh year of business ended Spt. lolh. We
started with a $5,000 stock in r73 and have grown to our present di-
Our success we attribute not to ner r.p.rt nf nrnfit ivo
mensions.
maue,. out io qnaTixy or gooqs oiq. y v unwi
average pront than any other store
Is the place to gato get your Furniture.
The largest stock.
The best of Furniture.
The lowest of prices.
Eight floors full; he is up to date in his line.
m town. We make a
profat on every article sold and claim for it to be worth just what we
ask for it, no more. A lady came into our store recently to buy an
undershirt, she mentioned a dollar shirt having been offered her at
another store for 50c; we sold her one at 50c which she said was like
the one shown, and still we made our usual profit. We never sell
goods at cost unless in odds and ends some folks sell some staple
goods at cost but the loss has to be made up by misrepresenting the
value of other goods.
Our Fall Purchase is the most
complete ever brought to Salisbury
and we shall be glad to show you our
Caskets, CoaaaIis, Robes, &c. Embalming a specialty. Fully 1 14
CUU11I1AAA AU .-kJ HA. U.W OVUOV bUV WW J M. A UUVliai atlCll UUU
to telegraph orders. Telegraph office in his store. Meets
trains day or night.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE HEM.
Your Size and Share of Value
is here. Couldn't be otherwise.
Got an immense stock of
LADIES SHOES
and all are of excellent quality.
Some welted, some hand turned.
High and low. Kid and calf.
Black or tan. Home with vesting
top. All made on stylish lasts
DRESS GOODS.
All the newest colorings in Ven
etians, Melroses, Broadcloths, Cre
pons, French Flannels, Panne i
Camels Hair.
All wool Homespun, 52 inches,
50c yard.
Crepons 25 per cent cheaper
than last year.
SILKS.
LAWNS.
j
Linons, best possible to buy at
10c on to-day's market is worth
12ic, finer at 25c to finest at 40c
yard. Pure Linen Lawn 50c to
best at 75c. - -
LINEN DAMASK
Good value at 20c per yard, best
rrraHa S1 OK vm.. ,1 T.l t
v m;: o:iu t .i . vttxu. cu.ii size
nrUJt 1 i . rr-A!AA -vrjiAoo lu luttltu po.4U UUZ. nu
ll aaa io auu vjiicjr auioiiusi
Duchesse Satin for Linings.
Sure to give satisfaction,
a hint to economists.
Here'i
C. M. & H. M.
BEO
Hii1
I
Hf
Increased facilities for handling
lumber and building material place
me in a position to supply the de
mands of the lumber trade "much
more satisfactorily to my custo
mers and myself as well. 1 am now
prepared to replenish my yard and
warerooms with a well selected
stock of sash, doors, blulds, mould
ings and all kinds of finished ma
terials from my own mills, there
by obviating the annoying and
Derplexing delays incident to plac
ing orders with distant parties.
Orders ior any mna oi material
not to be found in stock will be
promptly executed directly from
the shops at New London.
JiiSumaies mruisueu uu applica
tion. - ;
Orders solicited.
c. n nici.
" We are headquarters for
Slate, Tin; and Gravel
ROOFING.
Plumbing:, Cas Fitting
and ventilating:.
lNow that the sewerage is nearlng
completion make home comfortable
oy putting in a
Bath Tut, Water closet
r and Lavatory.
All workmanship guaranteed.
W. S. Nicolson.
Black Taf ete, all Silk, 50c yard,
best in town. '
TRIMMINGS.
Gold Braids, Velvets all
widths, Braids.
HOSIERY.
r or oest wear try our a ior a
dollar Ladies Hose. Dropstitched
25c to 50c. Silk f2 to $2.50 pair.
UNDERWEAR.
50c to $3 per Suit. Ladies Un
ion Suits. Children's Underwear,
Children's Sleeping Garments.
CORSETS.
The new straight front Corset,
latest pattern $ 1. Real Whalebone
est Hemstitched Doylies at
I doz, only three doz. in stock.
$10
LAGE CURTAIN.
Good Notingham, full size, 50c
pair. Best Notingham $3 pair.
Irish Point $6.50 pair. Tapestry
Portierres $6 pair.
COUCH COVERS.
- Good line at $3 and $3.25. "
Genuine Bagdad $6 each.
CARPETS.
We sell more Carpets than any
other concern in town. Buy in
large quantities and direct.
Different colorings in Hemp,
Half Wool, AH Wool, Tapestry,
Reinforced Corset, guaranteed not Velvet, and Stair.
to break on sides, $1.50. War- New Carpet Remnants, all wool,
ner' and tf. dc j. in variety of 30c yd.
. H. H03MM;
Moom lO, 411 Block.
HOMY TO LOAN. IIVESTBEITt HADE.
models.
Redfern to order $2.50 up.
4Z Z." (Imported) to order!
$6.50 up.-
Full line of Mattings.
Rattan, Cocoa, Rubber and Wire
Door Mats.
Rugs, all sizes.'