YOUNG'S Drug Store.
Pure Drag. Fine Perfumes. "
Toilet Articles, Stationery.
; . ' -We
(Guarantee : Personal At-
tentioijitto1 Prescriptions; Only tire
Purest Drugs Used; Lowest Prices
Quality Considered.
JUST RECEIVED;-
a-biglotof country tr,":
and genuine Mount:
Buckwheat.
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WEATHER FORECASTi;.Fi"; toPiht-.ani1 Sunday.
Larger circulation than any. other paper ever published in Salisbury.
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TIIEO. ATWELL
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SALISBURY, N. C, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1901.
NO. 144
COURT BEETS H0HDAY
THE D. OF M SESSIOH
A IIXSTERIOUS CASE.
CROKER WILL RETIRE
PHILIPPINE PURCHASE.
WILL TAFE $5,000,000 TO BUY
A PITCHED BATTLE.
WILL BE IEIPEACHED.
ATRAIII OF 105 CARD.
AN IBPOETABf TEEM OF CODBT
MEETING HELP AT MES.
MAN'S YESTERDAY.
OYER-
EUGENE DANIEL MISSING- FROM
FRIENDS SAY HE WILL GET OUT OF
J POLITICS.
FIGHT IN MADRID BETWEEN POPU
LACE AND SOLDIERS.
RESOLUTION WILL PASS BY ABOUT
30 MAJORITY.
LARGEST TRAIN EVER HAH E LID
BY ANY RAILROAD. :
rflOME SIX MONTHS1.
TEL ; iNDS DESIRED. !
' FOB BOW AN.
i I VOL. "VTLT. H
Several Murder Cases to Corns up" at
This Term. Abont Forty Prisoners
in Jail Now.
- The February term of Kowan
v Superior, court will begin Mpnday
with'hndca (eorcre II. Brown on
the bench.' !
' nJore ( important trro of
j
court has been held here in many
years as at least three murder
cases will be tried. In addition to
..these there are other important
cases on the docket; in addition to
which the civil docket is one of
undsual importance.
The jail is crowded to its ex
treme capacity, Jailer Krider hav
ing about rfbf-ty prisoners to care
for. - :
-The jarpr are as follows:
First Week: J. A. Thomason,
J. E Henlyj J. E. Briggs, C C
Basinger, IJ. A. C. Rfltner, J.
Allen MillerJ Louis T. Cauble, W.
A. McCorkle, James A. Ritchie,
W. C. Rose j L J. Rogers, E. W.
Burt, N. C. Vyatt,' D. H Hinson,
C. A. Rice,
Wilhelm, T.
Leonard, J
It. W. Walton, J. A.
B: Marsh,sH. Charles
F. Murph, J. L.
Moore, Thomas C. Baker, E. H.
Miller, C. A1. Brown, Milas Miller,
A.'M. Boger, Jno. B. Kerns, Joel
A. Lowderj J. F. Carson, Wil
liam Lyerlyi, John Louis Rendle
man, Milas Josey, John A. Shu--ping,
F. II; Mauney and Craw
ford Holshoiuser.
Second week: John C Deal,
J. H Barrincr, T. C. Council,
C. J. Liye, Dinl. A.,. Lyerly- W.
L. Banket, ;J. S K 1 x, W. A.
Kirk, O. B iK onz, W. M. Jami
SDn, C. A. Sloop, W. L. Klutlz,
D. II. Thuuipv) !, J. A. Rusher,
W. R. Woodsou, Ben Freeze, Cal
vin J. Deal and W J. ioan. ' ' . ..
Meeting of Pythians.
-Vrc
All persons living in Spencer
whd are menibers of, the order of
Knights "of Pythias uve rcquesttd
to mtct at Mr. Hugh amith's
room iu the. Y. A. C. A. .building
Sat u day n'ght, February 2ii-d at
order are urged to be present.
Meet iog Tonight.
The members of the committ'e
on the co operative store will meet
at Mr. Henderlite's office to
night at 8 oclock.
Tax Payer's Question. I
Editors $un: If our city fath
ers are so certian that $90,000 of
bonds for street improvements
can be carried without addition to
the taxes, are they willing to sign
a statement to that effect and have
it published so that they will -be
discredited if it is found necessary
to increase the taxes to carry the
bonds ?
Can theyj show one square of
street where both the street and
the sidewalks are of satisfactory
quality and satisfactory cost? -If
not, then why. do they ask for
$100,000 to do something of which
they are not able to producd a
satisfactory example i
Tax Payer
Off forMardi Gras.
Messrs. P. H. Thompson and J.
M. Peacock left last night for
New Orleans to take in the Mardi
Gras. They will be gone about a
week. . I
Keeping Pac s With the Times.
The business in this ' building,
1 ke the town, is on a boom. It is
made neces-ary to increase the size
of this paper, at least temporarily,
from a seven to an eight column
paper; the But s-bce sldck down
stairs has just been more than
doubled, and the business of the
town generally eems. good for
this season of tfce year.
Country Hams, Shred Wheat
Biscuit,- Vitos, Wheat Heart,
Saratogo iCh?p-, Asparagus, As
paragus Tips, Canned Squash and
Pumpkin at N. P. Murphy.
Street Cab. . '
Any one desiring a nice street
cab phone Dixie Studio, No. 22G,
J. A. Ramsay, proprietor, con
ducted by his brother, Albert
Ramsay. T
New portn.ent
nt-ls at'Keid's.
of opera flan
Seed Oats at J. P. Harper's feed
stores. -
the Children of
the Confederacy for
Service Ren-
dered Receipts from Convention
Mrs. John S. Henderson, pres
ident of the Salisbu ry chn pter of
the Daughters of th 3 Confederacy,
called a meeting yesterday afr;
noor at the residen e of Mrs V.
II. Overman j for "tl e purpoe of
making a proper Jisposition ot
the money made out of the Spin
ster's convention. IThe, roll call
showed twenty daughters present.!
Mrs. Henderson reported 85 re-
alized by the entertainment re
cently given ana Airs. LJarKer re
ported $30 in the tr ?asury. Upon
motion it. was ordered that there
be paid over to the childi'ens' chap
ter, the Southern C
they may at an ear
tss, $25 that
y date finish
the interesting and
patriotic work
they have begun.
This $25 was
not altogether a gif(
to the ener
for they had
entertainment
getic little children
taken part in the
recently given and
the statue poses'.
added much to
The Soldier's Home at fRaleigh
was the next subject under
1 1
cuasion. - ine treasurer was in
structed to send direct to j MrfC
F A Olds, secretarkr of the Sol
diers Home committee, $50 paid
in tor tne re net 01
the soldiers at
tne riome. it waa
deemed best
to send - the money so that it
could be expended for 'such arti
cles as are needed.
The third objecti
engagiDg the
attention of the ni
betins' Was ihe
icrosses of honor for the veterans
of Charles F. Fisher Camp. A
committee consisting ot
. -
Mrs. F.
J, Murdoch, M
s, Tbeo, F
Kluttz and Miss
Bessie Hender-
son was aniutd to perfect all
roVses' are t o be presented- to the
veterans on May ltb,. the day on
which Stoni-t?l ll nek son died,!
wuich day is oli.Lived as a me
morial for decorati jg the soldiers'
graves. Tbo chapter af'er this
wi!l lie vole- its energies to elect
a monumept td Rowan's dead
Confederutes, a "n
ost commenda-
ble and patii(tic
work. There is
lalreudya small amount
in
hand
for this purpose
Airs. Henderson
was solicited
by the members to
appoint a com-
mittee and imm
ediately begin
work aloDg the lint
of raising the
monument fund.
The next meetin
will.be held
with Mrs. Crouch
at the Central
th.
Hotel on March 15
A NARROW
ESCAPE.
Mr.
Henry Howell Sadly Scalded at
Spencer Shops.
Mr. Henry Howell, boiler maker
at Spencer,' who is. employed as
boiler inspector, n: et with a' very
very painful acci dent yesterday
evening
He was
testing the stay
bolts on engine
struck one of the
It was already b
709 when he
holts too hard,
i'kpn and flew
Howell on the
i was so dis
not get out of
J R- Harmon,
n the cab at the
out and struck Mr
left shoulder. Hi
abled that ho c nl
the fire box. Mr
who was working
time, beard the
frolt give way.
and he called to .J
C. Branch and
w ere working
J. H. Srtaiui, who!
near by, to come J
once, and by
the promptness of
Mr. Howell' was s
would have' been i
hese three men,
ved from what
horrible death
He was scalded viry badly by the
steam and water,
way into the fire
could be rescued.
vnicn rorceu its
box, before he
When last ht ird
from, Mr.
Howell was restin
g very well.
Wanted Bool!
keeper's desk.
at once. Address
city. '
P. O. Box 71,
Health i in every body's reach
Sure Cure Sarsaj
Rlhi, large bottles
50 cents, -makes s
ck tveopie well.
Sold by EUvMo C
ithiell.
: Remember the
siame Sure
Cure
Ed
Sirsnparilla, large 50 cents at
win Cuthrell.
Come into my
parlor,
Slid the spider to the fly,
And btve yo
nr old plumbing
remodeled
r , ' , CT
urely die.
Qr you will
W.
S. j Nicolion, the "Str'
rmmoer ano u
1 it
fer, can remodel
it for you' He
is now carrying a
new line of stock
and employs none
but skilled workmen.'
An Amount Given to
No Trace 'of the Missing Man Has
Been Discovfe'red His Wife Comes
to Salisbury Relatives Mystified.
There is something of a decided
ly mysterious nature in the disap
pearance of Mr Eugene ; Daniel,
who, hp to last August, was living
contentedly and happily 'with his
wife on his little farnfn'ea'r Salis
bury. ". -': , ';- .
Mr. Daniels bad only been
married a few months; before, his
disappearance and appeared to be
devoted to his wife. He was an
industrious young man and a good
farmer and life beemed auspicious
for him. . .
On the 20th day of August he
disappeared without leaving any
word with either his family or
friends. His brother, who was in
the city today, tells the Sun re
porter that since that time-hot 'a
word has -been heard from or of
him. 1 Jt is thought by some 'j that
Mr. Daniel has been the victim of
foul play but there is not the
faintest clue on which to work.
Mrs. Daniel has returned to the
home of her parents near . Salis
bury. ;
A BELATED VALENTINE PARTY.
The Girls Entertain-at the Home
Miss Rosa Holmes.
of
. Ihe climax of social events was
reached last night in the f-Valen
tine Party" given by the 44 U. G."
club at the charming home of Miss
Rosa Holmes, which was beauti
fully decorate! with holly and
mistletoe ((). i ;
The first prize a beautiful clover
leaf stick pin was won by Mr.
George Bernhardt,, the booby
prize was , unanimously awarded
to Mri" Cham Coaghenjouri .-'". -
After the prizes- were awarded,
all adjourned to the dining hall,
which owing to the skill and taste
of the young ladies was indeed an
artistic delight. The refreshments
were such as to delight the appe
tite of an epicure. A dainty sou
venir suggestive of St. Valentine's
day to each guest. . '.";'
The following were present:Miss
Fan McNeely, Mr. Geo. Bern
hardt; Miss Mary Henderson, Mr.
R. Blackmer; Miss M. Murdock,
Mr. J. McKenzie; Miss Janet
Crump, Mr. Ed Neave, Miss Sadie
Davis, Mr. Kerr Craige; Miss
Julia A. Ramsay, Mr. Stabler
Linn; Miss Lily Heilig, Mr. W.
Gaskill; Miss Sadie Snider, Air.
Arthur Frazier; Miss Bessie
Hedrick, Mr, M. Veile; Miss Luna
Thompson, Mr. V. . Blackmer;
Miss Louise Abernathy, ; Mr. H.
Brown; Miss Josephine 3Toung,
Mr. Alex Gregg; Miss Janet
Quinn, Donald Clement; Miss
Rosa Holmes, John McCanless.
Stags: Cham- Coughenhour,
Haden Holmes and Sain Wiley.
. 1 1 M.
The Veneering Works.
Mr. J. H. L Rice, who moved
fromv Salisbury to Cleveland a
short while since, is in the city.
Mr. Rice tells us that the veneer
ing factory at Cleveland, in whicfe
is interested, will : begin opera
tion in about ten days, -f '
Photographs at Reduced Prices.
All work guaranteed first-class
and to give satisfaction. Our
prices are from 50c. to $5.00 per
dozen. 1 . . ;
Excelsior Studio.
Between Public Square and post
office, Salisbury, N. C.
Now is the time to have your
Plumbing overhauled and put in a
sanitary condition before the
spring season sets , in. i . Si
Nicolson can overhaul it for you.
The first month of the new cen
tury is gone, you may need a dus
ter to sweep off the cobwebs left
by the last century. Turkey
feather dusters from 25 to 60
cents at Buerbaum's. ;
1 Rochester " Stand Lamps, nickel
plated with porcellain shade and
chimney complete No. 1 and No. 2,
both at the very low price of $1.50
each, btudent Lamps, single and
double at Buerbaum's. i ' '
Did you ever bear of St. Valen
tine; well bis day is Feb. 14th and
every young man is expected to
send his lady love a valentine
Buerbaum has a large and varied
assortment of them.
AH our suits marked in plain
figures. . No fake sale. - Brown
Clothing Company, -
The Great Tammany Chieftain is. Suf
fering From Melancholia and Will
Retire From Public Life.
London, Feb. 16. Intimate
friends of Richard Croker openljt
declare that he will never re-en tf
.... 1 - - .
active political life in America.
Those who have seen Croker late-
iy hayeTroticed his generttt-physi-cal
Weakness, which is said to be
f rorxi nervous melencholy and en
tirely opposed to his usual activi-
vjr. JT UUU1UC1 ui viuivck O UUIUI
ican racing friends who know
Croker intimately say that while
he will probably return to the
United States during the coming
summer he is utterly out of polit
ical work and would gladly pass
over the control of Tammany Hall
to younger hands.- '
The Half Page Ad.
The Sun contains today a half
page ad. which is in the nature of
an open letter to buyers from J.
H: Reid. Mr. Reid is determined
to please buyers of all tastes 'and
if quality and price are sufficient
he will succeed. See bis half page
ad. on-the third page of today's
Sun. ;
STATE COUNCIL MEETING.
Salisbury Councils Will Send
; gates to. the Convention.
Dele-
The State council 0 the Jr. O.
U. A. M. meets next Tuesday at
Winston and it is expected that
one of the largest crows ever in
attendance on a meeting of this
council will be present
- The three Salisbury councils
will have from -eight to twelve
''ates in. attendance.,
.it: '-uiCzxY -.j. t will show
thaf ttCs orqea. oujoyai ..u.re-,i
ftrarkaMe' growth in the past year
and that it is now one of the
strongest orders in the State, nu
merically. CHURCHES TOMORROW.
Where and By Whom Services Will
I ' be Held Tomorrow.
Main Street Methodist church
Regular services at 11 a. m. and 7
p. in. by the pastor, Rev. Allen
Whisner. j
The regular services will be
held; at Spencer Presbyterian
church Sunday. '
Rev. F. J. Murdoch, D. D.,
will preach at the usual hours at
St. Luke's Episcopal church to
morrow. Usual services at the Presbyte
rian' church by the pastor Rev. J.
Rumple, D. D,
i -
Rev. L. E. Busby will preach at
St. 'John's Lutheran church to
morrow morning and evening at
the Usual hours.
Tsual services at the First Meth
dist church morning and evening
at the pastor. Rev. H. L. Atkins.
Catholic church The usual ser
vices by the pastor tomorrow, at
10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Spencer Baptist church Pastor
C. G. Wells will preach at 11 a. m.
and Rev. Ji M. Bennett, Travel
ling Correspondent of the North
Carolina Baptist, at 7 p. m.
Strangers cordially welcomed.
Rev. M. E. Parrifch wi'I preach
morning and evening at the Bap
tist church.
Haven Lutheran church, Chest
nut Hill Sunday school at 9:30 a
m. t Preaching at 11 a m and 7:30
P m . .;; - i .... - ;':
Mr. Linn Bernhardt, who was
threatened with appendicitis this
week, continues to improve.
The best medicine at any price.
Sure Cure Sarsaparillav large bot
tles 50 cents at Edwin CuthrelTs.
Don't feel well ? It's Sure Cure
Sarsaparilla you need. Large
bottles 50 cents at Edwin Cuth
rell's. I
House and Lot for Sale.
On Monday, Feb. 18th, at the
court hou?e, a house and lot on
Chestnut Huron the extension of
Main street, Mouse with 5 rooms, 3
excellent nre-piaces, a nne location.
lerms, one-third cash, one in 6
months, one in 12 months with in
terest on deferred payments. Title
J J.M 1 . .
reserved uuiu - last payment is
made,. S. R. HABUisox,'Agt.
President l .urman's Speech Se,tsall
I Tongr 1 aoing on the Subject
Con jr. Till Not Have to Pay.
Vaj ,03, Febi " 16. The
sptecq v President" Schurman, of
C jr ll University, at the banquet
of i" ard of trade last night in
l jr?e explained that the church
PF;4.4Xti , the -Phil ionines was
not in fact a religious problem .but
one of landlord and tenant, close
upon the report of the Taft com
fnissio', has set conversation go
ing here about i the purchase of
land? f rom (Philippine friars. The
amount of money necessary for
this purpose is roughly estimated
at $5 000,000 but congress will not
be called upon to appropriate it as
the Taft commission is empowered
to make such appropriations out
of the revenues of the island by a1
simple decree in its legislative ca
pacity. - The reason this talk has
been started about the purchase of
lands is that if any one on either
side of the Pacific has any objec
tions to offer he may offer them
now and not after the decree has
been promulgated. ' If public
sentiment seems favorable the plan
will probably go through.
HEADLESS ITEMS.
Stray Bits of News of a Say Too Short
for a Head.
Mr. R. H. Johnson has some
pure apple vinegar for sale.
Wallace has knocked the bot
tom but of the price of clothing,
Mr. C. T. Bernhardt, who has
been quite sick with the grip for a
week, is able to sit up again.
"The best $3.50 gents shoes on
the market is Hamilton Brown's
and rSelz" Schwabs, foe sale by
. .. -. j . -."'1-. .
Selz, Crosett, Crawford, Common-wealth
and all other regular
$3.50 shoes go here at $2.80 the
pair. Burt Shoe Store.
Messrs. Kluttz & Rendleman
andTheo. F. Kluttz & Co., will
have a change of ad in Monday's
Sun. Look out for them, j
Mess. C. L. Shuping, of Mill
Bridge, and John A. Sloop, of
Lipe, two of the county's most
substantial farmers, paid the Sun
a pleasant call to-day. ,,..
COMING AND GOING.
People Who Are Riding on the Cars
This Montn.
! P. B Beard came in
on
the
Western train last night.
John Staples, Esq., of Reids
ville, is visiting relatives I in the
city. .
Mayor J. H. Moyer, of Lex
ington, was in the city this morn
ing.
Mrs. Samuel Taylor has return
ed from a visit to relatives at
Raleigh. - j
. W. J. Wralker returned last
night from-a business trip down
the Yadkin road. . j
:Mrs. Leroy Smith . and little
daughter, Gracie, have returned
from a visit to Charlotte, i
Mrs. W. G. Crutcbfield, left
this morning for Greensboro,
where she will spend a week visit
ing relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McCanless
came up on the Yadkin train this
morning from Woodside and spent
the morning here.
v Mrs. H. T. Hopkins and son,
Robert, have returned from Bur
lington, where they have been
visiting for several days.
- Dr. C. B. McNairy, resident
physician of the Union Copper
Mine, at Gold Hill, was in the
city this mornirg. Dr. McNairy
has just recovered from an attack
of grip.
Our sales are all evidence of the
success of our discount sale. Brown
Clothing Company.
'- The talk of the: town is the
duction sale at Brown's. 1
re-
I have just received- a lot of
Spring novelties in my line. A
Parker. ' , I
if Sure Cure Sarsaparilla has made
t Ed win Cuthrell's.
Four Persons Hilled and One Hcn-
dred and Twenty Wounded in the
; Shooting That Followed.
Paris, - Feb. 16. A telegrsm
from Madrid says , mobs attacked
convents there this 'morning . and
that ' a pitched battle ensued be
tween the populace .and the sol
diets. The latter killed four pet
sons and wounded a hundred and
twenty. f ; .
Mr. Sherrill Dead.
Mr. E. F. Sherrill, who lived
near Enoctville, died Thursday
after a brief illness with the grip.
Mr Sherrill was about 76 Vears old
and leaves a wife and five children.
The funeral wris held today. Mr.
Sherrill was a good citizen, a kind
husband and father. -
Factories Cutting Down.
Salisbury was jcrowded yester
day with employes from the Albe
marle and China Grove cotton
mills, both of these mills having
quit night work. The mills here
are not running at night and there
is a very poor piospect. of these
unemployed factory people secur
ing work in this section as there
is marked depression in the cotton
milling business at this time.
Real Estate Sale.
-Messrs. Maupin Brothers have
sold three lots off the Meroney
block near the corner of Long and
Council streets Nearly the en
tira block has been disposed of by
them in building lots. '
Mr. Hauchin Found- ' -
Mr. S. A. Hauchin i of Q:mcord,
who was in Salisbury Thursday
Jodking for a missing 'brother has
located him s-: Yesterday's Con
cord Standard says:
Mr. J. V. Hauchin, who disap
peared from Concord ten days
ago, was found last night in the
Charlotte Hotel in a demented
condition. He was imagining all
sorts of thingsand said that he
had been run away from Concord.
- At present he is . in St. Peters
Hospital and his brother, who was
in Salisbury hunting for him, was
notified and passed through Con
cord enroute to Charlotte this
morning.
Some Attractive Offers
Harry Bros, are sustaining their
reputation as dry good dealers.
They have a new ad in to-day's
Sun that will interest all our read
ers. A Big Crowd.
A letter from a member of
Poole's W onder and Free Gift
Show states that the company
had a large crowdon the night of
their initial performance at Ran
dleman. The company gave
another performance at Rand I e
man last night.
Miss Lyerly's Funeral.
The funeral services over the
remains of Miss Fannie Lyefly,
who dropped dead Thursday, were
conducted from St. Peter's church
yesterday. A large concourse of
people were present to pay a last
tribute of respect to this most es
timable young lady.
Special Bargain Day.
Next week there will be a spe
cial bargain day sale at Lufsey's
5 and 10 cent store. The date will
be announced later. The red-
nosed man will always give "you
bargains. He. has some extraor
dinary ones to, offer you, just now,
in hosiery. "
Wood "and Hay For, sale
cheapi delivered. Orders taken
at T. M. McCulloh's stqre.
That" $1.25 black underskirt at
Reid's is the best on the market.
Talk about your Flavoring Ex
tracts and Powders,wby Blue Rib
bon is not in it. For Pure Ex
tracts and Powders also Toilet
E reparations, Rose Shampoo for
landruf and the scalp 25c a jar.
Pure Mexican Vanilla 2 oz for 50
cents. All goods guaranteed or
money refunded, for Further par
ticulars and sroods for sale only
by Wm. H. G. Brinkhoff .
Sure Cure Sarsaparilla, large
bottles 50 cents. Sure Cure in
name, Sure Cure in results. Ed
win Cuthrell's. :
Speeches in tin House Tod y for and
Against Impeichm'nt. A Vote will
be Taken B'fore Af"j surament.
. special to daily sun. J
Raleigh, N. C , Fb. 16 Whit
aker, of Forsytb, was first jneakj
er in the
im peachmen- : ' -
, r , -
Mma'aTrrrs.
rov son
1 v, .
why the b'g-i positionrrui2 e
should render them exempt from
law and thaf &V acknowledged they
had violated the law and con ti
tution. All di cussions had been
toward taking power from the
people and putting it into the
hand of J udiciary. It is a prima
facie case, and it would be a dis-
, - - -
grace if these judges were not
brought to trial for their offense.
Members of the Judiciary must
not violate the laws 'of the Legis
lature with impunity.
Curtis said the judges had know
inglyoverstepped the powers con
ferred upon them and had invaded
another department of govern
ment, trampling upon the rights
of the people. Robinson said it
had been brought officially to the
attention of the house that the
law and constitution had been
violated, and that it was a duty to
punish the violators.
A bill was introduced in the
House to prevent drunkards from
practicing medicine. The cigar
ette bill took up most of the time
of the senate today, Morton of
fering amendment that the sale of
cigars or tobacco in any form, or
coca cola.be prohibited. Alexan
der wanted $10 paid to informers.
The House is still considering the
impeachment resolution, Jenkins
speaking for impeachment and
Whitaker and Benbow against it.
A vote will be taken before the
adjournment of the present ses
sion. It is thought that the im
peachment resolution will pass by
about thirty majority. " '
An Oyster Supper.
The ladies of the Catholic
church will givo an oyster supper
at the Catholic rectory next Tues
day night, the 19th Inst. Their
friends and the public generally
are invited to call and get supper.
To Schools, Colleges and Institutions
of Learning.
Demorest medal contests for
prizes, gold, silver ana aiamonc
medals, with books and inf orma
tian. From contest to conquest,
supplied On application. Write
to Box 26, Salisbury, N. C
All our fine shoes at big reduc
tion. Brown Clothing Co.
Sure Cure Sarsaparilla.
Sure Cure Sarsaparilla, large
bottles 50 cents. Better than
others which cost more. Edwin
Cuthrell's.
The greatest ne
money, Sure Cure SSsTpwula,
large bottles 50 cents Edwin
Cuthrell's. , -
Sure Cure Sarsaparilla, large
bottles 50 cents, the working man's
friend. Edwin Cuthrill's.
Take no substitute insist on hav
ing Sure Cure Sarsaparilla, large
bottles 50 cents, at Edwin Cuth
rell's. .
Sure Cure Sarsaparilla tones up
the system after grippe. Large
bottles 50 cents at Edwin Cuth
rell's. -
If you need medicine get Sure
Cure Sarsaparilla, large bottles at
Edwin Cuthrell's.
It's Sure Cure Sarsaparilla you
need, large bottles 50 cents. Sold
by Edwin Cuthrell.
Get your money's worth at' Ed
win Cuthrell's. Sure Cure Sarsa
parilla, large bottles 50 cents.
A Card to the Public.
I take this method of thanking
the people for kind support all
through the election and ask a
continuance of their favors
throughout my term of office, i
will try to please in Bread and
Cakes, fresh and of best quality.
1 especially beg a call from all.
Respectfully,
T. L. Swink,
Four Engines Haul Over 3,C
Pounds of nne Product.
Link gets a Solid Car Load
, special to daily sun.
Richmond, Va., Feb. l&T The
Southern Manufacturing Company
5? this city has jnst shipped over
ie Seaboard Air Line a train of
one hundred and five (105) s "
carloads of tlGbod Luck" Tiki :
Powder, containing three million,
eighteen thousand, one hundred
and forty-five (3,018,145) pounds
of this product, as shown by rail
way records and bills of lading.
"This was not only the largest
trabxever handled by any railroad,
but also the most attractive, each
car being brand new and on its in
itial trip, and each handsomely
decorated with banners.
Mr. Blackton of the American
Vitagraph Company was on hand
with his Vitagraph, and photo
graphed the train several miles
from Richmond, as it started on
its course, drawn by four tre
mendous engines.
After being extensively photo
graphed, the train was broken
into four sections, which were run
twenty minutes apart.
In immensity this shipment
breaks ali records in the manufac
turing and shipping world. The
freight prepaid on same amounted
$14,161.04.
One solid car load of; this train
went to K. Link, of Salisbury.
AN ATTRACTIVE PRQGKAU.
The Salisbury Band is Arranging Fcr
au Evening of Pleasure
The Salisbury band has gone far
beyond the limit originally intend
ed in arranging the program for
the concert to be given in Mero
ney s open noufe inarzaay niit,
21st inst. -
In addition to the solos, duets
and other music by the band the
services of the best vocalists of
Salisbury have been secured and
all in all it promises to be one of
the most enjoyable events of the
season.
Every one should patronize the
band and help pay for the instru
ments,which belong to the city.
BURIED TOGETHER.
Mother and Child Laid to Rest in tha
Same Coffin.
It was well that Mrs. George Hols
houser and her infant child, of this
county, should be laid to rest in
the same coffin yesterday.
The little. one had barely begun
its journey when the light was
extinguished and the mother's life
was given up as a sacrifice for the
child.
So when . preparations were
made for the funeral it was de
cided that they should sleep their
last sleep in the same narrow cell.
Mrs. Holshouser was a woman
of beautiful character and disposi
tion and was held in the highest
esteem by all her acquaintances.
Mrs. Davenport 111.
Mrs. F. V. Barrier left this
afternoon for Palmersville, Stanly
county, in answer to a telephone
message informing her of the ill
ness of her sister, Mrs. Daven
port, at that place.
Sauer's Extracts.
Housekeepers Don't ledeceiv
ed,call for Sauer's Extracts and ba
sure you get them.
We have no fairy tales nor love
letters to write, but wish to tell
you a. few plain facts, regarding
Sauer's 5 and 10 cent extracts.
,The beauty of Sauer's 5 and 10c
extracts,that they are good enough
for the richest and cheap enough
for the poorest.
We still offer $5 to any lady
that will convince us that Sauers
Extracts are not as good as can La
made for the money.
For good results have your gro
cer send Sauer's Extracts in yeur
order.
Don't pay for name but pay for
merit, by buying Sauer's extract.
Your money cheerfully refuel
ed if Sauer's 5 and 10 cent kr::
andj vanilla does not do the vrcr!:
01 any oiner extracts regarc
of prices.
"We venture to say th:
wasting their lives, ti
make a formula to cqrer
for making etracts,