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SALISBURY DAILY SUN. (DAILY BXCTEPT SUNDAY.) JOB X. tOUECHE. 1 CLINT. M. BROWN, f Protiietor. Etra at postofflce second-clas matter. For ad Trtlslns rates applj tothe publisher Offlc orer Burt'a iho store, on Main street. BTJBSOBIPTION BATES t One Year, lx Months, tkm -One Month, One Week, $4.00 8.00 1.00 .35 .10 Delivered by Carriers to any part of the city without extra cost. , Sausbuky, N. C, Oct. 17,1901. SOME POSSIBLE CABINET CHANGES. The announcement that Secre tary Root's condition is such as to give his friends alarm and the ad aitionai lntormation.tnat he very shortly will retire from the cabi net, will revive the falk current fainted en rou Mormon m ported as havin issionaries are re - c great success in England especially in London. Reliable people say that the prac trie of polygamy is still going on Utah, in defiance of law and eenti" plausible mission ariej misrepresent ther religion to those so unwise as to attend and take any stock a bad doctrine and their meetings in them; Jt is its missionaries should not be re- C3ivedinto the home of any people. deilingj with Johann Most J New I York takes the lead; in anarchists. Herr the anarchist, was sentenced to serve ne year in the panitentiary, bt hard Jabor, for his4 paper just pre vious to the assassination of Presi dent McKinley an article entitled "Murder vs. Murder," Mcs'uco'- lapsed j comp when President McKinley died and before Roosevelt succeeded him with reference to a new cabi net. It seems to be pretty well settled that Secretary Hay will all such per p not long remain one of the official into license family of the President. Secre tary Gage, too, it is announced, would be glad to lay aside official cares and return to private life etely and almost jte to the tombs, prt - be meant no barm "In sentencing Herr ce of the court de livered a scathing denunciation of anarchy. Thit is the way to treat e who turn liberty claitr ing that by" the. artie'e. Most the just FROM TH E TELEGRAPH. Count de la Vaulx failed in his attempt to crols the Mediterranean Should Secretary Root reiolve to hn a balloon i: L.-l a? -.Li. reure ms acuon migm precipnaie Rioting on a large scale hss the retirement of the first two broken out ib Seville and other named. It would be a distinctive places in Spaip. Jjss to Mr. Koosevelt should any Booker T. Washington, colored, one of these three resign at thit- of Tuskegeel! Ala., dined with time. All have proven themselves Presideut RoAeevelt yesterday. men of capacity even the much ridiculed and badly underestimated ation, in convention in Milwaukee, Hay-and we repeat that President &i9Ped reflations calling for mare tirasuc laws against anarcn- urn. When and "Where Will the Profits1 Come Iq? The United States only took about six months to begin, fight and end the war with Spain, yet it cost the people something over 514 millions of dollars. Since that date we have been frantically proclaiming to the Fili pinos that the war was over and peace prevailed, which has added from 2 to 3 hundred millions more and the end of the cost, nor the war yet in sight. - England's flamboyant enterprise in South Africa has cost to date 1,000 millions of dollars and the performance seems to be, of the continuous order. i r It required 250 thousand sol diers to persuade Spain to take her grip off Cuba and turn loose her other islands, and 85,000 to introduce us to the good fellow ship of 'th Filipino?. England has sent 325,000 soldiers to South Africa," 101,000 of which are dead, or otherwise disabled. When and where will the profit come in, to either the United States or England ? ' This is a serious question' our children, and children' children will help answer. Raleigh Post. fil .mi . . w n i -c GENERAL MERCHANDISE, ali s b u r y . G . ; . My grand display of FALL and WINTER goods stands without a parallel in this sec tion. Those who have seen it are delighted with the new styles and charmed with their cheapness. Dress Goods and Trinnnmgs. In dress goods and trimmings I am show ing as pretty and up-to-date line as was ever seen in this section. Ladies' Capes and JacKefe it you are contemplating buying a wrap this season be sure and see my line before buying. I have Jackets from $3.50 to $12.00. It Dazzles The World. No discovery ;in medicine" has ever created one quarter of the ex citement that has been caused by Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption Its severest tests nave been on hopeless victims of Consumption, Pneumonia, Hem- I have iusf ffAnfl through mv stnrrk of orroage, I'ieunsy anu uronenms i . . , ,. , i. , thousands of whom it haa res- a,,uco a,,u uiiveii uuiau uiuivcn mica auu cuii tred to perfect health. For now of feriner 400 nairs at and below cost. mm S HOES. ? la. 65SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS5 Vf S TotmgWLerica is hard on shoes. .8 u n u 8 " ThatlTwhy you should never buy the trashy kind-they can't stand the stumpmgs and rompings. - , BOYS' LAGE SHOES Mack satin calf; Mckay sewed, strong soles, seams double stitched and stay ed--GUARANTEED NOT to RIP, Sizes 3 to 5 1-2, Price . . . . $1;50. Youths' Satin Calf, like above, sizes 13 to 2, $1.25. BOYS' DRESS SHOES in , Imported Patent Leather, Heavy Box calf and Fine "Vici Kid, Extension Soles, Manisn Last, sizes 3 to 51-2, : . . . , . $2.00. Youths' Dress Shoes, like above,' sizes 13 to 2, . . . $1.50. Little Gents Dress Shoes, sizes, 81-2 to 13, , . ... $1.00 to $1.50. v. ' r V. V) ( Tbe Amerijao BjiiWers' Asspd ol c$ See them and get a bargain while they last. Rooserelt could but illy spare any of them at this licne. He needs them for the sake of his adminis- ofciore resi Caleb Powers - at Georgetown. tration and the COLntry just at this K' theindcrl, ndronnsel. nmnpa j , j ri j t iiniin the trial of Whooping Cough it istho quickest surest cure m the world, it is old by all druggist who guaran !ee satisfaction or rtfnnd money Large bottles 50c and $1 00. Trial Kittles free. i j juncture needs their service. THE BEE IN HENIU'6 BONNET. The following dispatch sent out from Louisville on the 14th pos Besses national interest: "The Evening Post today says that Henry Watterson is a candi date for the Democratic nomina tion for Governor of Kentucky. The Post adds that Wattersoc hopes to carry Kentucky in 1903, withjthe view of being the Demo cratic candidate for President inl 1904. J.O tne Associated iTess a man close to Watterson said: 4 'Mr. Watterson has not announced that he is a candidate for the presiden tial nomination in 1904, but some others,1 were searched for con cealed weapons. ' The Rome correspondent of the London Times savs that Kino Victor; Emmanuel, Czar Nicholas nd Em per or J Francis Joseph art to have a coniereDce. " It' . -The steatnslaip Main, 'which was burned at the; Hoboken fire, ha? baen reconstructed at the Newport News Navy Yard at an expense cf little less thai $1,000,000. M. J. Britrb, one of the last of he famous Bp iggs suicide family, if New Fail field. Conn., was lay -in. Sherman, near ather, grandfather. brother and 6pter lie in suicides" srraves. r 1j ke the otners ne com mitted suicidk He hanged him My new line is now arriving and I will beable to offer a clean and up-to-date line of shoes at bottom prices. It will be my earnest en deavor, whether you want a $1 or a $5 shoe, to give you the very best shoe possible for t. u m.., . . ... . ... a ,j Sx Counterfeiters JaUfd. uic inuncy ciiiu cvciy pdii wdiirtiiieu as. re" . There are now in the i ai i here presented. four prisoners on a chnrre of counterfeiting and two are out on b nd. Yesterdiv R ; C. Higb,'a carpenter, 01 KiiirP, woo was arrested last week for counter feiting gave bur d in the sum of 300. All theise arrests havo been maae witn one r exception, since j the firtst of S?ptem e .Raleigh Xews and Observer. ! - - - ; 111 N. Main Street, - Salisbury, N. C. y) 91 1 I have one of the prettiest line 13. r r-. ii or Hugs in xne city; see tnem. CANDY KITCHEN. 1 have moved my candy" store next to the First National Bank and I will endeavor, to barry a fiae stock ci candies and fruits. Prices the lowest. AP0ST0L0S KARUSOS. SEW CROP I have in stock a nice line of pants for men and boys. buried jester where ! his (the limb of a tre with his feet upoi that he strangled t last suicide was tht ti-'teenth in the Briggs family, an( the record extends back more thai i 50 jears. of his friends have been urging Uelf with a stable halter, throwing ,mm to make the race. 1 cannot be the rope over quoted on the subject." and dropping That Mr. Watterson has any the ground sd hope of becoming the Democratic j at" ! '"ls candidate for President in 1904 is 1 -V am v. almost oeyona beiiei. - it is strange, too, that he should desire to be governor of Kentucky. As between the glory to be gained in the gubernatorial and the editorial chair, Col. Watterson wears the laurel in the latter case. In the estimation of many capable critics he stands unrivalled among the vigorous, forceful writers of abili ty in the journalistic world. And best of all he is unfettered. Make him Governor of Kentucky and his administration will probably prove as good as some others be fore him. The chances are it will be no better. He may do the com monwealth of Kentucky great It Happer !r - "One dajH came to my q for a brand that I did nofl fed in a Drug Store. j last winter a lad ! rug store and askec cf cough medicini have in stock," say t Mr. C. R. Gjraodin, the popular druggist of Ontario, N. Y. ,'Sbi wai disappointed .ana wanted U auow 'what (ough preparation could recommend. I said tohertha I could freely f recommend Cham berlan's Couth Remedy and tha' she could talk a bottle of the rem edy and aftei giving it a fair trail if she did not pnd it worth the mon- ey to bring hack the bottle and 1 would refund the price paid. Lu tbo course oil a dav or two tht lady came back in company with a friend in need of a cough medicint 1 Schley the Amsrican Drejfas. At last the inevitable compan ion has ;oome. Admiral Schley is .he American Dreyfus. .The Chi 3goTribune,a Republican journal, '.ays so. "But for a conspiracy to legrade and ruin a Franch officer," ' i t says, ''there Would hare bew ool Dreyfus case. ! Would there aave been a Schley case had there not been an equally knavish con -piracy to . wreck the reputation of t gallant American officer?" That is pretty strong language. "Who are the "knavish conspirators?' vVbo are the American du Paty de Clam, Henry and Esterhazy. Ltt , he Tribune point tbem out and jillory therh to public scorn. Savannah News. W 0 Hi IF Turnip Seeds Just in IDJ 0 -AT- and advised her to buv a bottle oJ service, but certainly none of more Camberlain's Cough Remedy. J consider that a very good recom value than as a journalist. We hope Col. Watterson will not take this contemplated step. Buggies, Spring wagons and Surrys, Are oiug1 fast at COST. Nov i the Season for DRILLS. ' We have a car of Buckeye Disc and Hoe Drills. Also car of Hoosier Disc and Hoe Drills. They must go We offer them CUTHRELL'S Droj store. COOKING GAS $1.49 NET. NERVOUSNESS, in American Disease. Dr., S. Weir Mitchell is au thority for the statement that nerv ousness is the characteristic mal ady of the American nation, and statistics show that nerve deaths number one-fourth of all deaths recorded, the mortality being main ly among young people. Johnston's Sarsaparilla . QUART BOTTLS. bni is ue grajia specinc tor uus great W American disease, because it goes N straierht to the source of the weak. building up health and OOBT THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. mendation for" the remedy." sale by James Plummer. For Lord Ko8eherry, in a speech at Birmingham, England, advised the Engli-h to "imitate the Uaited Staws." nest t M strength by supplying rich.abund M ant food and Dure blood tn the worn-out tissues, rousing the liver to activity and regulating all the organs of the body. "The MlcMrma Dnj Co." Dctrott, Blek, - 1 ruxpfisirux ii are right, then go w iiTwtuUMfainoiaiittiUvrputa. sc Be title yo ahead.- George Washington. Marion Harland says "Passing over the saving of the labor the conomy of time expended i In building nres and waiting until they are aglow before . beginning to cook, the mortal tempers bitterly tried by waiting and watching, the A I Jl.. J 1 YOU Will never have SUCh another Chance which necessarily accompany the use to hllV a fir;t rIa?Q Drill 50 rhpan of the coal and wood stove, there is a lU uuy d Mfbt Lidbb Lirill bO Cneap. wondersul MONEY economv in usinc gas stoves and ranges.- An average The estate of W. H. Overman must be set- '""M"' A1 ea UP, hence thlS Unprecedented at a maximum of about $3 per month, independent 01 tne time ana laoor economized overtbe old process." Silisbuy Gas & Electric Light Ccipiaj, 111 Inhiss street. "Uncle Sam" will spend A number of Boston ppple are writing to Gov. OdeM asking that Czolgof z'a sentence be com moted to life imprisonment. An exchange remarks that 4ii'j a mighty slim chance when .Bo-ton people can't make fools of them selves." 500,000 for f this fiscal year. Cares Eheuma the Blood. ee rural mail delivery h or sale by Edwin Cuthrell, James Pluramer, J. W. Cornelison & Co. T. F Kluttz & Co. COST SALE; W. H. OVERMAN & CO. Would that chronic The Florida Times Union says "With copper in North Carolina, me res urces 01 tne ooutn are again brought to the attention of the industrial world. There be few things worth having the South does not supply to her people, but it is our duty to utilize the boun ties of nature." At San Francisco 'on Sunday, the bishop coadjutor of Quincy, III., who is attending the Epuco pal convention, "wore pontificial vestments, mitre and chasuble cloth of gold" and celebrated "a full high mass." Rtualitm is ap-4 parently gaining ground in the country or in England. Kaleich News and Observer. ism or Catarrh through Ccst Nothing to Try. vop like to get rid of heumatism or offen sive, catarrh forever? Then take a bottle 01 tfotanic uiooa lialm, which i "has dured thousands of boneless cases that had resisted doctors and patent medicine treat ment. J Botariic Blood Balm (B. B. B ) cures through . the blood by de stroying the poison wbicQ causes the awful achos in the bones, joints, shoulder blades and back, SUITS swollen glande, hawking, spitiMr,- I)OIlt PaSS By! bad breath, impaired bearing,etc thus making Botanic Bloc tested for 30 pure Botanic safe to take Druggists, $ free by writi Atlanta, Ga. and free medi til cured. but try B. a periect cure. 1 Balm thoroughly ears. - Composed of f Drugs. . Perfectly by old and young. ; Trial treatment nsr'iiioocr Ualm tjo Describe trouble! pal advice given un-. B. Dbn't give up hope, M TO ORDER FROM Our man that takes measures has twenty years experience and he can fit you and please you. Our prices are as low as any first-class establishment in the Tailoring business.' Come m and Examine our Samples and Prices for yourself, We have an elegant line of Ready-made Suits stances because it enables them for Children, Boys and Men. Extra Pants for to have a comfortable home, i n - . You are interested in real es tate or should be. The . rich are interested because it fur nishes a reliable income -'he , pror, ' because it saves them pay ing lent to. the rich,and the peop'e in comfortable circum B., which-makes the blood pure anli rich and builds an me " an run r- d. 15. 13. ma giving the ski perfect heartq own." tired bony. :ts the blood red, u the rich glow of Let us tell you about these prop erties. V . : '' ',. ' MAUPIN BROS., Baal Pstate and Insurance A gt'jj. . ; SIUbury, N. C. Office: Overman Building. Phone 256. Spencer One-Price asli Store, F. M. LAMPKIN. ROWAN HARDWARE CO. ROWAN HARDWARE CO. ROWAN HARDWARE CO 110 MAIN ST. 110 MAIN ST. We have the most complete line o POCKET KNIVES, TABLE KNIVES, BUTCHER KNIVES, SCISSORS and SHEARS, GUNS, PISTOLS, POWDER, SHOT. Loaded Shells, Caps and Primers. Value given or your money refunded." ROWAN HARDWARE CO. ROWAN HARDWARE CO. 110 MAIN ST. 110 MAIN ST. You'll find special prices on all the lato stylos of DRESS GOODS. Take Time by the fore lock and do your shopping early. You wont find this big assortment later to select from. We offer you now a rare opportunity to cio your buying. An unusually largo line of Fal and Winter goods with, almost every piece priced under the market. We heve the popular colors in the newest striped waist flannels. All the colors in Broad Cloth Ladies Cloth, Venetian Cloth, and the heavy Flannels for walking skirts. Black goods in Melrose, Prunella, Granite Cloth, French Serge, Lizard Cloth, Henrietta and Pebble Cheviot. Solid colors in French Flannels for waisto. Guaranteed Taffeta Silk in all widths, 20 24, 27, and 36 inches. A good assortment of Tailor Made walk ing skirts. EVERYTHING Ii P iry THE W. H. BAILEY Repair Shop. Chestnut Hill, - N. C. Cooper and Cabinet Repairers. All work guaranteed to be first-class. W. H. BAILEY, Prop. THE WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE is not a new com r. It hn beoa on the market for .50 years and stands today u ieri r to all others. There my be a better mnebiue made in tne fntnre but we know not when nor where. . Its Rotary Motion and ball bearing's makes i rp'd and liht " 1 -v '7 1 I r.OLi ailU TV 111 ' ' wear twice as Ion or as any shuttle fj':; machine. Snd for circular. liwVTi WBEEia i 'mm m, co . . Atlanta, Ga. For sale at T..F. Young's, corner Main and Fisher Str,., i Old machines taken for part payment. 8!1 on euv (( , W3I. RUTIJ. - - ; SALESMAN. 6IUHT: J . ': I "Turn tr ' ' 4 I ElflPI f ST 1 I S. rji ii,,ti1frr "WEDDING- PRESENTS in table silver, in bof h plated and sterling goode, in tea and dinner ware, sterling fcilvfr forks and spoons," cutlery and serving pieces of all kinds,., besides . a bril- iant array of watcbe jewelry and 1 brica-brac. We have never been able to fttVir so many new. and do sirable nrtic'cK nt puch reasonable prices for weddioggifte, for boucc- hold.or personal use, as we are of- erinof this season. J W. P. THORNTp: 27 S. Main St. JEWELER. 1 ?