JHE aOWEKS C0OECT10N
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Fresh Saratoga Chi rw, Eapricf- -
Massachusetts and Kentucky aro
noted States; the former for its
boots and shoes, the latter for its
shoots and booze, -but the -most
noted place in Salisbury for delici
ous and refreshing drink is
Plummer's Fountain.
; Junket Tablets, Curie PoW-4
'Baritts EitraPi u Va
nilla, Orange Leruon tad'Alr id
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UIATSHn-FCnECAST! Generally fair tonight and Wednesday J nler,
VOL. IX.
NO. 94
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0 niHAnniAfiPPraimccnTEiiTioN.
DB. TE01IAR LI5GLE TO TJED IIJi
,;.r r..:.r - : : , ;V'-.
'7 ?n!t 3 ;rt-Hii
Indies at tips!
Goei From 8t.
lKtUito5r?;l.
ur. 1 nomas yosie, one 01 tne
inostv .talented young men -ever
X gWduated from any Southerner-J
.stitution. of learning and a native
01 mis county, ie oaasourynia
morning ior uaiion, via. r rom
Dalton he goes to bL Louir, Mo.,
where on July 2nd he will be mar
ried to Mies C! Souther. This
m arriage wili;it)o"r the . culmination
of a romance. ? ' Tvvayear8 Dr.
Lingle went J.o : Gferinany to pros
ecute advanced, work and while at
JLeipsig met Miss Souther. '.There
was no -closer tie than a common
nationality between them at first
but a mutual admiration soon
sprang up. The result was that
they became engaged and on July
2nd will vow eternal fidelity.
After the wedding Dr. and Mrs.
Lingle will leave for Lao Fanelo,
where Dr. Lingle has accepted a
chair in Mackenzie College.
HAS APPEHDiaTIS.
Miss Kate Murphy Undergoes Opera
tion for Appsndieitia.
Miss Kate Murphy, the only
daughter of CapU and Mrs.
Thomas Murphy, was stricken
with appendicitis Sunday night
and. was very ill yesterd ly. ;f Yes
terday afternoon an operation was
performed, whicproved entirely
successful and the rpatient is rest
ing well today. '
Mis Murphy v has - a host of
friends, who with the Sun, wish
for her speedy recovery.-
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the Xirmess.
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The Sun's criticisms of the
Kirmess for the past four days
have been contributed by patriotic
and observant auditors and - we
gratefully acknowledge apprecia
tion f jr the contributions.
One omission (and a very ma
terial one, it occurs to us) has
been made, and that is reference
to the indetitagible energy with
which Mrs. Frances Tiernan
generated the Kirmess. The
suggestion that Salisbury might
with profit and pleasure-present
this charming entcrtainm e n t
emenated from Mrs.. Tiernan and
throughout the trying evenings of
rehearsals, the arduous, toilsome
process of arrangement, the pre-
servation of all original details of
presentation throughout the
whole. Mrs. Tiernan's skill and
natrintie fervor combined with
her natural qualities for leader
ship were the sustaining and pre
dominant features.
The Confederacy even now
hut a secred memory owes a
lasting debt of gratitude to Mrs.
Tiernan.
Fair To-Night and Wednesday.
The weather forecast for the
ensuing 24 hours is: Generally
fir tonight,, except occasional
showers on the coast. Warmer in
the western portion. Wednesday,
fair and warmer. Light northerly
windd, becoming westerly.
M. WaUace'e Distir ction.
Mr. 1 Elmer W. Wallace,
K?a oniintv was rnifi
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or tne aiSlinctiou meu ui ivuauuno
(olleere this year. Mr. Wallace
won the
English.
n
Junior Scholarship in
Notice to PfnsioB era.
The new Pension law requires
that all applicants for pensions
hflll annear in person before the
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county Board of Pensions, or fur
nish a certificate from a physician
that they are not able to appear.
The Board will meet at the court
house on Tuesday the 2nd day of
.lnlv 1901. for examination ' and
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classification.
J. F. McCubbins,
Chairman
A. L. Smoot,
1 Clerk.
Mr. James Brown, of Futs
mouth, Va., over 90 years of age,
suffered for years with a bad sore
on his face. "Pnysicians could not
help him LJs Witts Witch Hazel
Salve cured Mm permanently.
James Plummer,
The Date hTe JBeen Decided npon,
IWiites tH9 Pieiident
, The Sal i&bury . fi retaen have t&
ceiyed from Mr. . J. I). McNeill
presiderit .f the Statf Firemen
association of - North
circular letter with
Carolina, .a
reference ' io
the approaching tournament and
convention. U S
'President ;McNeitl; states that
thetdaterfor the csanvention ,bav&
been fixed : for July . 23rd, ST-itb,
25tn. ana, 26tb, andthat it is ex
pected to make tbiathe greatest
tournament ever held in the
State.
ZUSS DEEHER'DEiD.
Mitt Sallie Dreher, of Mt. Pleasant,
Died uus morn ie e
Dr. A. H. ; Dreher received a
message this morn
ng notifying
him of the death of .his half sister,
liss Sallie Dreher, jof Mt. ITJeas-
ant. I Dr. and Mrs. Dreher left on
the morning train
funeral. j
to attend the
Miss Dreher has
visited here
and has many friend
s in Salisbury
who will learn of : h
er death with
deep regret 1;
Ur. Barnhardt "S orthl '
Mr. Hess iiarnhardt brotherof
Mail Clerk Barnhardt, and cousin
of the Barnhardt families here, was
in town last night on his way to
Pennsylvania. Mrj Barnhardt has
a position with an jimtnense 'steel
bridge" company, and goes to be
gin work. He is aj graduate : of
the A. and M. CoHeze at Eileigh
and fa well eqaippeh f hi3 w6rk.
The A. and M. students always do
well. .1
Mr. Feimster leaves
Mr'.Hn Fw!mitp rVirttiia Koen
.Lx or til ' . !
s year8.tef t last nigpt jot his home , . , - , ; , -m.
- air. Jb'eunMter nasi .' many, f ritmArf - . iL " . . J a
many
who hate to see him go, and the
baseball cranks are indeed sorrow
ful. He may return this fall.
Mr Benson's Child
Dying.
Mr. John llontuan received a
telegram yesterday afternoon from
Mr. John Bensqn, of Couover,
stating that bis
dying condition.
child was in a
Mr. Benson lost
hU wife last Ddcebiber and this is
his only child.
Eyes Treated-
Mr. and Mrs.
W. II. Julian
have returned from Atlanta, where
they went to consult with the
celebrated oculitt, Dr. Calhoun,
with reference
o airs, juiian s
eyes. He says
her impaired eye-
sight will be improved shortly
Mr. Canble's Sons
Here: ; .- '-.
Mr. Wi A. Cabbie, who has been !
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here since Saturday returns to
Hamlet to-nighti He' came up to
attend the funeral of his father.
Mr. J. H. Cauqle, another son, of
Mr. Edward
bauble, . deceased,
Saturday from
remain here sev-
wno came in
Mocksville, wil
eral days.
The Nussmah Case
it
Hon. Lee S.
Overman is in
He goes there to
Concord today
represe.nt Mr
p. L. Nussman in
the suit which
was brought against
him on accoun
i
of the explosion of
a boiler.
On important .Business.
iolu J I J J
important business. Concord
.
Standard.
Tell it, Mr
Standard.
Millinety at Cist.
White sailors' ust arrived.
t. M. Waters.
116 Ni Main Bt., up stairs. .
Another Catch!
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Read this and catch on to a few
c f the things we carry in wire
thini
goods:
Frying baskets, 15c , veg-
etable boilers, 10c, vegetable dip
pers, 5c
beaters, 2c and 5c. ,
potato mashers. 5c . carpet beat
ers, 10c., plate or picture easels,
5c. , tea and j coffee strainers, 5c,
and 10c , etc .,' etc. Lufsey's 5 and
10 cent stor s, No. 116 N. Main St.
s 1 .
The quality of fine art toilet
soap cannon be excelled. You get
it at Keid'sJ
Veterinary Burgeon.
Dr. R. H. Manogue, of New
York, has located in Salisbury and
has i an office at Ludwick and
Black's livfery stable, balisbury,
N. C.
WILL JOIII THE IIAVY
SAIISBUET BOYS WILL JOIN TP
.ZX; NAVY.
E'ght Members ef the Bowan Itifles
; Will .Enlist la Chariot e in a Few
Days. -' rt-:r . ; -'-
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Eight vounsr Ski is wHft
ioiri the Americ? n r . . in-a -few
daysiThd y b u- , i . i a iae'a
tion. arVall members of th'e Ro war
Rifles and have' beeri, seized witfc
the desire to enter the . naval ser
vice. They will go to Charlotte
either the latterv part of this oi
early next week and enlist for the
required term of years. Their
salary at first will be $16 pei
month." ; 'I'-- :' ' - " f- t; :t"
The navy is badly in need of
men and is opening up recruiting
stations all over the country.
IN MEIO&IAH.
An Interesting Child Bemoyed by the
Grim Beiper Ft om Earth.
Beverly Wortham, the only
child of Mr. and Mrs. M. S.
Brown, was removed 1 from earth
to his . blessed home in heaven at
at nbon June 16, irOl;- after; an
illness of fiee weeks. - All that lov
ing care and human skill could do
to preserve the precious life was
done, bu t it was una vail ing. His
mission to earth was accomplished,
and he was called to an early re
ward. ; , ; ; ':";;?:'',.
Beverly was a very interesting
child, the centre of affection in a
arge family connection, and it is
impossible to tell : how much of
pleasure and benefit " he gave ' to
many hearts during his brief so-
onrn here. "J'he words of the old
Prophet, "a little child shall lead
hem," were verified In the life of
this little child, for he led manv
not expect that the sweet influences
of his brief life shall .still lead
those who loved him to love that
Savior, who loved and blessed
little phildren? and to seek an en
trance into that home above where
the sweetest flowers of earth are
gathered to bloom forever in the
land of light and ; love? This
earthly life was only thirteen
months long, but the heavenly
life will be eternal. The body
was laid to rest in the Chestnut
Hill cemetery, and covered with a
wreath of flowers, while weeping
friends took their last sad fare
well. Rev. M. E, Parrish, of the
Baptist church, and Rev. J. Rum
ple,. D. "D., of the Presbyterian
church, officiated at his funeral.
R. :'
'SQUIRE BAILES' RECORD.
Marries More People Than any Living
Man.
Squire W.
ville, P. O.
O. Bailes, of Pine
N. C, Residence,
York Co., S. C, writes us:
"If there is anybody in this
neighborhood wanting to get mar
ried any time to -notify or call on
him. It is t a perfect j "Bridal
Tour" to go to sea him. He has
had more weddings this year al
ready than any year previous. It
is not unusual to see a half dozen
couples get marriedr there any
Sunday. He marries over one
hundred couples every year. He
has married more people during
the last four years than, anybody
on record. He is well known by
his reputation. I He lies just
across the State line on the South
Carolina side where they have no
marriage license, anybody 15
years old can get married down
there. He. gets a lot of runaway
couples. The Squire only charges
one dollar, in your case that is
cheap. He lives in an admirable
situation, very convenient, to, or
one mile west of Pineville railroad
station, N. C, - and eleven miles
south of Charlotte, N'. C.
Street Cab. ,
Any one desiring a nice street
cab phone Dixie Studio, No. 226,
J. H. Kamsay, proprietor, con
ducted by his brother, Albert
Ramsay. J
Call at James Plummer's drug
store and get a free sample o
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are an elegant
pbvsic. They also improve the
appetite, strengthen the digestion
and regulate the liver and bowels.
They are easy to take and pleasant
in effect.
TRIBUTE TO THEKIEIIIS2. ;
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A Veteran Carried Away, 7itS Its
; "'-:--4 . - ' Brilliancy. . -J
EDrroBS of Sun: :The BTirciess,
which raij through" four- nighti of
the past week, met with the high
est econiums. " Visiting : strange
werewonder-struck to feee ,such
talent and V gorgeous .apparel- in
any,place outside of New York or
$iuer. leaaing cny, .especially v in
the 'Sbath. r Those" who are not in-
Cerested in' the cause, which is
aearsitothe Southern heartant
understand the generosity of pUr
peopl.o when called upon tbassi
the Lost Cause, which some jeto-
ble contend is no'tbiDE .nt a in vth.
O, if those who thulk thisquld
see down into tiie inmost recesses
of the memory , of the people who
suffered for this- cause they would
have their delusions soon dispelled;
With our people it is not a dead
issue-with us it is a living mem
ory and a sacred cause. It was
not merely a sentiment but a liv
ing principle which will, exist to
the" end of the world and will go
down to the future ages in triumph
and glory. Our patriotic women
have undertaken a monument-' to
our Confederate dead. The, talent
ed leader with her efficient lieu?
tenants and the best people of : the
world to back and enconrage,their
success is assured. Veteran, c
Hi. docdman at China Grove.
Mr Jas, A. Bi, Goodman,"
"ef
Amity, Iredell county, who has
ived there -since 1875, and has
conducted a store there forMr. J.
Turner Goodman for 12 years, has
a position with the Patterson CdV
Btore at China Grove andwili be
gin work there July 1st;'
To Manage SnelbyllilL ' "
Mr. Brack Simpson, who has
or the past eight years . been en
gaged in work in knitting mills,
eft this morning"! for Shelby, to
siery Mills. Mr. Simpson is a
competent and practical mill man
and while we regret to see . him
leave Salisbury we wish him suc
cess at his adopted home.
Come Near Baing Elected.
Hon. Theo. F. Kluttz was not
elected Supreme Dictator by the
Grand Council of the Knights of
Honor, at Milwaukee, Wisconson,
as stated in the Sun yesterday, but
came within seven votes of receiv
ing that honor. We misunder
stood our informant in the matter,
hence announced his election. This
is published to correct the error.
His near approach, however, to
the election and not being a candi
date makes the honor just as much
appreciated.
Deputies off-
Several of the deputies who have
been located at bpencer were
taken off yesterday. Datective
Haney, of the Southern, is stifl at
the Southern shops here.
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Stood the Trip Well.
Mr. Edwin Cuthbertson stood
the trip to Hot Springs very well.
Hie arrived there Saturday night.
He met a physician whom he knew
and who is to treat him. 1 he
physician has hopes of his recov
ery. Charlotte News.
Mr. Cnthbertson's many Salis
bury f rends will be glad to learn
of his prospects for recovery, r
Leaves For Columbia. ;
Mr. T. Clayton Brown, who has
been here for the past three weeks
recuperating, left this morning
or Columbia, S. C, where he
will put machinery in the Olym
pia mills.
Off 0a Vacation
Mr. Lee Putnam'lef t this morn
ing for .Longford, Iredoll county,
to take a rest ef a month. He
will return to Salisbury when his
vacation is ended.
Obdeb distilled water ICE of
crystal clearness from the Sahs
bury Ice and uelUo., manufac
turers. ;
For Sale One Soda Fountain
with apparatus complete. Apply
to Maupin Bros., Overman Build
ing- j
y : 1 : .
Crystal Ice Cream.
Send your order in when you
want ice cream. Phone 25. De
livered from 7 a. m. to 11 p. re.
Orders for Sunday must be sent in
Saturday. Special attention to
lawn parties and church festivals
' John Howard
Corner of Lee and Kerr Sts.
DR.niIEILLVAS SHOT
KILLED IN COLD BLOOD BY PROF.
xllvi -RANKIN.
The tatter Blamed hirFaUure of Se
ction on Dr. McNeill and Laid in
fTCait for Him "
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lAX esterday'8 Sun stated that
Mr8. -W. Li. Kluttz had received a
telegram announcing-the death of
ber .brother in-law, Dr. George R,
AIcNeill, of Dotbam, Alabama.
particulars were received,
hdwever, but todays" Associated
Piress gives the details of Dr. Mc
Neill's death, which are horrifying.
ITie ; dispatch says:
Prol W. A. Rankin, until, Sat-
irday the assistant to the principal
of the Uotham Public fachools, to
day shot and killed Dr. George R.
McNeill, principal of the schools,.
and then turned the revolver upon
himself with fatal-effect.
.Professor Rankin was one of
Principal McNeill's assistants last
year, but on Saturday night, when
anew faculty was elected, Pro-
essor : Rankin was dropped from
he; list. Yesterday - Professor
Rankin tried to have the matter
re-opened, but without success.
Meeting Professor McNeill this
morning, Rankin killed him. Pro-
essor McNeill leaves a wife and
three children. Rankin is unmar-
ried and came here, from Belle
Buckle, Tenn.
He put the blame of his defeat
or re-election on Dr. McNeill.
Dr. McNeill went to the college
building at half past 7 o'clock this
morning. it is supposed tnat
Rankin was waiting for him as the
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shots were a few minutes after.
There was no witnesses to the
ragexly. When' the s firing was
heard a number of people rushed
6 the school building and were
horrified to find Dr. McNeill's
body.; i ni the main fiall with the
Z 'wy irom several wounds.
PTQTrnkIhw
private room with a bullet hole
through his head just behind the
emple. Prof. Rankin was en
gaged to marry a popular young
woman of Dotham.
A 7 O'CLOCK TEA.
Mrs- E C. Gregory Eatertains a Few
Friends.
Mrs. Edwiu C. Gregory enter
tained a few friends at a 7 o'clock
tea Saturday evening at hex beau
tiful home on Inniss street. ThoEe
present in sd lition to Mr. and
Mrs. Gregory were: Misses
Mary Oates Caldwell, of Char
lotte, Frances Troy, of Asheville,
Annie Wilson, of Charlotte,'Jennie
Mitchell Rankin, May and Janie
Boyden, Bessie Henderson, Annie
and Louise Neave, Claudie Mock.
A Medical Marvel
Dr. W. L. Crump left last
night for Baltimore where he in
tends to place Harold,, the son of
Mr. Julius Cauble, in Johns Hop
kins hospital. It will be remem
bered that last fall young Harold
cut his finger and from this,
tetanus in its very worst, form
set in. The skill .with which Drs.
Crump and Stokes treated him,
was nothing less than a medical
miracle. There is no doubt that
this was one of the rarest case of
lockjaw recorded to have recov
ered. Harold has since had pneu
monia and is suffering with spinal
troubled Dr. Crump expects to
be gone probably ten days.
Card of Thaks.
We desire to extend to our
friends and the friends of our
deceased father, Mr. Edward
Cauble, our sincerest gratitude
for the kindness and sympathy
shown us during our bereavement
W. A. Cauble.
J. H. Cauble.
Ella Cauble.
btreet Cab owicegood can
furnish comfortable and quic' ser
vice.. 'Phone bwicegood s Jewel
ry Store. , Phone 239.
Yon will miss it when you don't
buy Howard s ice cream. Phone
251. -
In fine art soap you get the
largest measure of value for your
money. Buy a box at Reid s. j
Danger, disease and death fol
low neglect of the bowels.-, Use
De Witt's . Little Early Risers to
regulate them and you will add
years to your life and life to your
years. Easy to take, never gripe
James Plummer.
A LIACHII1IST BEATEN
ATTACKED ON THE TRAIN SATUR
DAY NIGHT.
Took the Place of a Striking Machinist
at Spencer. His Assailants are ' so
farXJiknown. ; i
Mr. J. C. Orr, a machinist who
came to the Spencer shops after
the strike, was brutally assaulted
Saturday night on the Western
train as it approached the 'Y" at
Main street crossing of the Wes
tern, whiie on his way ".to Abhe
ville to spend Sunday. Mr. En-
gene - parser, a traveling man
from Statesville, made the follow
ing statement last night to Officers
Monroe and Cauble: "X was on
the Western train and saw four
men trying to get this young man
put of the car before the Western
train left. When the train pulled
out they boarded it and at the
point where the train stopped to
register they committed a brutal
assault upon him. ... Another man
and myself took them off of him
and he went on his way."
Orr returned to Salisbury Sun
day night and has resumed work,
in the shops. The officers have a
clue as to who his assailant's were
and warrants will probably be is
sued by tomorrow for them.
THE ARCANUM PICNIC.
Committee's Appointed for the Arca
num Picnic-
The Royal Arcanum picnic to be
given at w oodsiae on tne 25 tn
inst. promises to be a big. success.
The following committees have
been appointed: - , "
,t Committee on Barbecue: J.C.
McCanless; It.' WPPriev MJL.
Comjnittee on Grounds and Ta
ble Arrangements: N. B. McCan-
ess, J. L. Shuping, Thos. B.
Beall.
Committee on Wagon Trans
portation: D. M. Brown, Jno. I.
Shaver, C. A. Montgomery.
Committee on Speakers, Invita
tions and Music: Capt. J. A. Ram
say, J. M. Brown, A. S. Heilig.
Committee on Lemonade and
Water: Thos. P. Johnston, J. R.
Silliman, L. C. Ridenhour.
Committee on Rail Road Trans?
portation: W. L. Kluttz, J. A.
Ramsay.
W . L. Kluttz,
Chni. Cen. Com.
WHOLESALE STEALING.
Shops Beiog Eater ed by Some One,
Who Steals Brass.
The machine shop of Mr. P. H.
Thompson was enterered Sunday
night and brass to the value of $50
was stripped from an engine. So
far there has been rib clue to the
thief. Only last week some one
broke into Mr. P. A. Frercks'
machine shops and stole about
$150 worth of brass. The shop of
Messrs. Charles and George
Mowery has also been entered sev
eral times recently and the thief
each time seemed to be in quest of
nothiug but brass. And every
trip was eminently successful.
It is estimated that $300 worth of
brass has been stolen from the va
rious machine shops here in the
past 60 days.
President Can't he There.
Boston, Mass., Jnne 18. Pres
ident McKinley announces, that
he cannot attend Harvard com
mencement. President Eliott
says that this precludes the posbi
hility of giving him the degree of
LL D.
For 'Rent Several . nice cot
tages on north Main street. -Apply
to T. P. Johnston.
Do Yu;
Jjeel warm enough to want a
hammock? Buerbaum has , the
finest selection in town, from 75c
to $7 each. They are very choice.
Do you know, who makes' pic
ture frames? Buerbaum . has
made them for twenty years and
they are made better and cheaper
now then they ever were made.
Jnst received a new lot of those
elegant photo frames, all oak in
different finishes, with beautiful
decorations. Passe-Partout Bind
ing in. different colors, 15 cents a
volume. Hooks and chains to
hang them by. -.'
A large stock of elegant station
ary t Buerbaum's Bookstore.
BRIEF ITEMS.
News Items of Interest too Short for
a Head. -'
J. Rowan Davis went West this
morning.
R. J. Loftin went to Coolemee
this morning on & business trip.
- J. H. Swain went to Statesville
this morning to do some work for
the Rowan Hardware Company.
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"Shoes that suit your taste in
style, demand in wear and the sea
son at Peterson & Rulfs. '
Chas. Scarratt, the Fair, .has' a
change "of ad today.; : Read it. on
41 h page. . '-, :
Miss Julia Gaskill, who has
been visiting friends at . Winston,
returned home last night.
Misses Mattie and Lena Jenkins,
of Danville, are visiting Mre. J.
A. Boone. . v
Miss Mina Brem one of Char
lotte's charming young, ladies, is
visiting Miss Bessie Henderson.
One thousand drummer's samples
will be opened up for sale tomor
row at the Burt Shoe Store.
Mrs. L Fink, the Ladies' Bazaar,
calls your attention to some bar
gains today, in millinery, dress
goods, etc , See ad on 4th page.
Mr. W. E Farrior, of Charlotte,
is in Salisbury to-lay. Mr. Far
rior is a prominent young jeweler
of that place.
Mr. P. C. Barnhardt, of Nor
wood, spent last night in the city.
He came up to see his brother off
to Pennsylvania.
Mr. D. F. Cannon was called to
Salisbury today on account of the
death of Mr. Milton Brown's in
fant son. Concord Standard.
Dr. R. A. Campbell came down
ast night from Statesville to see
Col. Jas. T. O'Meara, who was
here en route to NewYork.
:RevS.'S:"Boitt Darb
ro,r
rivedjn Salisbury last niut and
went out to South River todays to
spend the week at his old home.
The Christian Reid Book Club
will meet with Miss Jennie Mitch
ell Rinkin Wednesday afternoon
at 5 o'clock. Maurice Hewlett
author for discussion.
Miss Jeanette Turner, who has
been visiting in Salisbury, return
ed to her home at Statesville yes
terday. Mies Turner is a beauti
tui ana intellectual young woman
and lent charm of many to Salis
bury's young people while she was
here.
We have' been handling great
quantities of sample shoes, at inter
vals, for ten years in Salisbury.
Hence, they are no new thing to
you; you knew how good as well
as how cheap they are. One
thousand, sample shoes will be
opened here tomorrow. The Burt
Shoe Store.
MR. CONWAY REPLIES.
Says He Protects The Public.
Don't
Piease Kickr.
Editors of Sun: In answer to
an article published in the last
evening's issue of your paper I
beg to state for the benefit of the
public that Salisbury has a prac
tical. plumber for an inspector
with 18 years experience, princi
plv in large cities. For fur-
a m n
ther proof of my ability look at
work done in this town at the
present time and look at work
done previous to my appointment.
The trouble pending is because I
condemned an unsanitary piece
of work done by said Citizen some
time ago. Were ! to pass work
as he would1 have me I would be
unworthy of the position the city
authorities enstrusted to me.I will
state as long as I fill this position
I will discharge my duty to the
best of . my ability regardless of
anyone and particularly a man
that don't know' enough about the
plumbing business to be a judge
of a plumber or a piece of work
when he sees it. My duty is to
protect the interest of the public,
not to please kickers.
T. A. Conway.
Inspector pf Plumbing.
"The Doctors told me my cough
was incurable. One Minute
Cough Cure made me a well man."
Norris Silver, North Stratford, N.
H. Because you ve not found re
lief from a stubborn cough, don't
despair. One Minute Cough Cure
has cured thousands and it will
cure vou. Safe and sure. James
Plummer,
GOV. PIIIGREH DYIIIO.
UICHI GAITS EX-GOYEIOR DYHG
; IN LONEOX
For a "Week He Has Eeei Ziz'ui : ;
With Peritonitis and is 1V, Past
All Hopj.
London, . June lS.Ex Gover
nor of Michigan, Hazen S. Pin-
gree who has been tseriously ill
with acute peritonitis at the Grand
Hotel for several days, had a turn
for the worse and is in a critical
condition.
4:30 p. m, Hazen S. Pingree,
ex-governor of Michigan, is dyin
at the Grand Hotel. He has beca
ill more than-a week . with acute
peritonitis and dysentery and all
efforts to check the disease- havo
been in vain. During the night
Pingree's condition took a turn for
the worse.
It was announced thia
afternoon that there was no
hopes
for' his recovery. His son ha-s
been, at' the governor's' bedside
through the night and today. It is
believed the end is not far oil.
Mrs. Pingree and daughter have
been cabled not to come. They
had hoped to reach the governor'
bedside before the end and were to
sail from New York Wednesday.
The doctors decided today that the
trip would be in vain as the gov
ernor is fast nearinjj the end.
A STEEP FINE.
What a Picture Agent Paid For An
latult. .
A few days ago an agent for a
picture enlarging concern came to
Salisbury to deliver the pictures
for which he :h;ul taken orders.
Sirno cf ' . . . v. i,; - i ' '' i
li., lhoti tIi! ry Li. l ; .-;
vpt" - r. Ani"V ' "' -
one of a young druggist . ,
refused to receive the cuurod
picture.
The agent found .revenue y
writing under the picuture an op
probious epithet and displaying it
in a public place. The young
man who was thus abused swore
out a warrant before Mayor Boy
den with the result that in the
mayor's court this morning the
agent was required to cough up
$13.15. This he did and was liber
ated but not before he had received
such a lecture from His Honor as
he had never before beard.
A ROYAL HEIRESS.
Rusfcia is Again Disappointed Eecausa
a Girl is Born.
St. Petersburg, June 1ST The
Czarina today gave birth toi a
daughter. This is the fourth. time
the hopes of tbo Russian royal
couple as well as those of the en
tire nation for a male Iheir havo
been raised to the highest pitch
only to be dashed.
GROOM ELECT SUICIDES.
Coulda't Bay Furniture and
Himtelf.
illed
Mt. Cannct, -Pa., June 18.
David Richards, aged 20, who was
to have been murried today to
Lizzie Waters, killed . umnseli on
his fiance's porch last night. Ho
was worried over his inabilty io
pay for furniture in a new homo.
SULTAN'S HEALTH ALARIICG.
IsSuffriogf From Acute Neuralg'a ia
the Face.
Constantinople, June 18.-
-Tho
inn
ncii-
Sultan's health is gravity al
ing. He suffers from ucuto
ralgia in the face.
Mr. James' Generosity
The Daughters of the Confeder
acy thank Mr. E. K. .James most
cordially for his gener nity in
furnishing carriages for their n o
duringthe Bazaar.
Dyspeptics cannot be long lived
because to live requires nourish
ment. Food is not nouri-hing
until it is digested. A disordered
stomach cannot digest food, it
must have assistance. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure digests all kinds
of food without aid from th'.
stomach, allowing it to re t k- 1
regain its natural functions. its
elements ate. exactly tho same ; h
the natural digestive iluids and it
simply can't help but do you goo -I,
James Plummer,