1 (1. 7 ''
rior collects
Fine Fat Norfolk
- X
Oyester Every Day.
H. P. MURPHY.'
Effacer Cream.
Th finest preparation in the world
for Chapped Hands, Face or Lips.
Removes Sunburn, Tan, Pimples, etc.
Gents will find it the best preparation
for use after shaving, razor pimples,
etc. Price 15 cents.
James Plummer,
Druggist.
t WEATHER FORECASTS Fair tonight and Sunday ; warmer.
SALISBURY, N. C, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1901.
VOL.. X.
NO. 197
7 J V-
ELKS' MEMORIAL DAY
WILL BE OBSERVED TO-MORROW
IN OPERA HOUSE.
Rev. Dr. L. E Busby to Deliver the
Address to the Elks. A National
Affair..
Salisbury Lodge of Benevolent
Protective Order of Elks will hold
its first memorial service tomor
row afternoon in the opera house
at 3:30 o'clock.
Rav. Dr. L. E. Bushy will de
liver the memorial address and
Dr. Busby's reputation as an
orator is a sufficient guarantee
that an address equal to the occas
ion will be forthcoming.
All the Elks are requested to
assemble in the lodge room at 3
o'clock and they will then march
in a body to the opera house. The
public is cordially invited to attend
this service.
All over the United States me
morial day will be observed by
the Elks and an address will be
delivered to the Elks and their(
friends. .
ROBBED IN 1 CELL.
A man Lcses his Watch While in
Lockup.
the!
Omcer. lorrence, who went to
Concord yesterday in search of
some stolen property did not find
the property but got another
piece of game. He arrested a Con
cord man who was in the lockup
here this week with a Salisburian.
Both the men were white. When
the Salisburian awoke be found
his watch missing and immediately
preferred charges against bis Ccn
cord cell mate with the mult that
he was arrested 3-esterday and
brought up by Mr. Torrence last
night.
Mr. Carter Promoted
Mr. A. Bycum Carter, who has
been traveling the Southern States
for the Textile Excelsior for the
past year ha3 been promoted. He
has been as-s'geed to the New Eng
land and Northern States and will
have this entire territory. Sir,'
Carter has proven himself a capa
ble man in bi3 present position
and his promotion is a deserved
compliment from the Excebior.
Mr. Carter wiil have his head
quarters in Providence, Rhode
Island, and we regret to learn that
most of his t me will be spent
away from Salisbury.
Mrs Wyatt to Charleston.
Mrs. J T. Wyatt left last mght
for Charleston, S. C, where she
will remain until the close of the
exposition. Mrs. Wyatt will serve
the exposition management as in
terpreter. She is an accomplished
linguist. ; " -
A Prosperous Paper.
The Davidson Dispatch comes to
us this week in a new dress. It has
been enlarged to a 6 column 8 page
paper and is one of the best papers
in the State. Under Mr. H. B.
Varner's editorship the Dispatch
bus grown to its present position
of usefulness.
Mr. Rainey Moves
Mr. W. T. Rainey has moved
from his residence on Fisher street
to his new residence on South
Main street. Mr. Rainey moved
yesterday
Mr. Watts to Washington
Editor A. D. , Watts, of the
Statesville Mascot; was in the
city last night on his way to Wash
ington, where be goes as private
secretary to Senator Siicmons
Mr. Watts will remain in Wash
ington until the adjournment of
Cengress for Christmas holidaj-s.
Breakfast Fco3.
Mountain Buckwheat, Graham
Flour, Hocker's Self Rising Bnrk
wheat and Lcjrgett's Self-Rising
Buckweat at Thco. Atwell's.
For Sat.e A Mason and Ham
lin organ; splendid instrument.
This office.
Fresh Oyeters Daily at R. W.
Price's Market.
When in need of - glasses ask
your friends about Dr. Lomax.
You can get glasses fitted as cheap
as you can buy them. Improper
fitting glasses are worthless Crys
tal bifocals at prizes for n'd
people. Work guaranteed. Of
fice at Cornelison's Drug Store,
127 S. Main Street. i
CHURCHES T0K0RR0W.
Where Services Will ty Held in Salis
bury Tomorrow.
Usual services in! St. Johns
Lutheran church tomorrow by the
;
pastor. j
Usual services at
the Baptist
church by the pastor
Parrish. 1
Rev. M. E.
Services will be
held
at St.
Luke's Episcopal ch
ureh
tomor-
row at the usual hours.
Usual services' ati
the First
Presbyterian church
to-morrow.
morning and evening.
Rey, H. W. Jeffcoat will preach
at Haven Lutheran church tomor
row morning and evening
at the
usual hours. '
Reformed church
-The
usual
at the j
services will be conducted
Reformed church at 11
a. m . and
p. in. by the pastor
Catholic church H
igh Mass fit
10:30 a. m. Devotion
in the even-
mg sermon ana
benediction at
30. J j
SpencerBaptist chui
ch Preach-
ing at 11 a. m. and at
7 y. m. by
pastor C. G. Wells!
j Strangers
cordially
invited to
attend these
services.
The Lord's
Supper will
be observed by the church at the
close of the morning
ervice.
First Methodist church,
II.
L
Atkins, pastor Preaching at
11
a. m. by Rev. J. T. E
rwin, and at
7 p. m. by Revi W. W
Bays, D.
D. Sunday school at 3 p. m
steward a meeting for organiza
tion, Monday evening at 7:30 in R.
L Shaver's otfice.
MR. OVERMAN'S ADVANTAGE:
The-Winsten Journal SiS
she has De-
:e.
cided Advantar
Thef Winston Journal hasthe
following to say regarding Hon.
Lee S. Overman's candidacy
for
the Senate-: s
"Ten newspapers in
the western
) commited
orial candi-
part or in is tate ar
vigorously to the sena
dacy of Lee S O'-'ermin. We are
bound. to remark that
n this Mr.
Overman has a decided advantage
over any of bis competitors."
Coming from a paper published
m a city that oas two
senatorial
candidates this -parag
isph is sig-
nirieant. l
Mr. Torrence at Concord!
J, - . -the
Salis
bury force, was downjtoday look
ing alter some stolen property.
A Cabarrus negro named Propst
stole a number of arti
hpuse in Salisbury a
les. from a
few nights
ago, and was caught last night and
put in Uil. The offaperf thought
i
that by searching tb
Propst's wife the articles could be
found. Concord Trib
une.
A Runaway Team.
i
A horse hitched to a
wagon load
nniss. street
store this
of wood ran away: on
near Kluttz's j drug
morning. The wood
was scatter
ed in all directions and the wagon
was partially 1 destroyed. The
driver was unhurt.
Last Day of Court
i
Today is the last
3ay of court
and by nom today nearly all the
countrymen who bad
i lg had gone home,
civil matters V&re
until the next terra.
peen auend-
Mos': of the
carried over
i
iWondlawn Violet
aleum Pow-
der. The most delicate end lasting.
Price lac at Salisbut M Drug Co,
Notice!
Nojtice is hereby
have disposed of
iven that 1
my grocery
business in Salisbury
to Mr. Max
Mofcsps, who will hereafter conduct
the business. (All persons mdeb
ted to me are reques
- i
ed to come
forward and settle at
once, as my
connection with the business is sev
ered from this date.
Nov. 25th 1901. M
illiamToiser.
John E. Ramsay S
Co. Archi-
tfetfc- Phone
Boll Block.
No. 2K5 Room 6
Opening of Wmter Tourist Season.
Ihe Southern Itailway, which
operates its own li les over the
entire South and forrns the im
portant link in the reat highway
of travel between the North aud
South, Florida, Cuba, Mexico, the
Pucitic Coatt and Central America
announces for the w
and 1902 the most fupprb service
ever offered, i Its sp
endid regular
-ervice will be augmented by the
Southern Palm Limi
led, a magnifi-
cent Pullman) train.
which will be
operated between N
ew xork and
St. Augustine, Floruda
ANOTHER SHOOTIHG.
A GOLD HILL NEGRO SHOT THREE
TIMES. I-
All the Bullets Entered his Stomach
and he is Expected to die- Assail
ant Escapes. J
William Billinger, colored, was
probably fatally shot at Gold Hill
yesterday by Mack Ingram, also
colored. Both the men were em
ployes of the Union. Copper mine.
Ingram had just come off a shift
when he went to a point near
where Billinger was standing and
began to curse another negro.
Billinger remonstrated with him
and words passed between them.
when Ingram drew a pistol and
shot Billinger three times, the bul
lets taiing effect in the stomach.
Ingram immediately Aid and has
not been apprehended.
The wounded man was given
medical attention by Dr. C. B.
McJNairy, the resident physician
of the Union, but it is not believed
he can live.
FIRE AT GOLD HILL.
A Building Near the Power House
Burned this Morning.
A fire occurred at the Union
Uopper Mine this morning in
which the changing room of the
company was destroyed.
The room was situated close to
the power house and it I required
heroic wark to save it.' The
building destroyed wa3 .used by
the miners, as a store room in
which to keep their change" of ap
parel and all the apparel in the
building was destroyed with the
building. .;'
The cause of tht fire is un
known.
Dr. Senne's Friend Dtad
Dr. Ernest Senne received yes
terday a copy , of the Brooklyn
Eaglo in which he read so account
of the death of his family'physir
cin ,aiM -pcrsonal f riend,
Dr. Hart. Dr. Hart bought from
Buffalo Bill's show the horse for
merly ridden by May Oakley and
was riding this horse' when he was
thrown and killed.
Mr. Pdtlr Dead-
Mr. General Peeler died Thura
day night after a protracted ill
ness at his home about 3 miles
east of Salisbury. He will be
buried at Union church Sunday
morning. He leaves a wife and
one child. ;
Salisbury the Best Market.
A gentleman who lives in Rowan
near the Iredell line but who is
slightly nearer Statesville j than
Salisbury, was in the city yester
day for the first time in nearly
two years. He has been doing his
buying in Statesville but conclud
ed that Salisbury was by far the
cheapest market and made his fall
purchases here. ; ;
Mr. Murphy to Winston. -;
Walter Murphy, Esq. leaves to
night for Winston, where he de
livers the memorial address to
morrow to tbe Elk lodge. I Mr.
Murphy is very rrracb in demand
now as an Elk speaker.
Special tale of Silks and ribbon
at Keid's. ; ; 1
25c
Globe
only.
gets the $1.00 bottle of
Tonic for a short time
Fob Rent. New 6-room house
corner Council and Shaver streets.
J. O. White.
John E. Ramsay & Co. Archi
tects Phone No. 265 Room 6
Bell Block.
For Sale Uniform Rank K.
of P. uniform and sword. Good
as new. lhis office. t
It Dazzles the World.
No Discovery in medicine has
ever created one quarter 01 tne
excitement that has been caused
by Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption. It's 'severest tests
have ; been on .hopeless victims of
Consumption, Pneumonia, Hem
orrhage, Plurisy and Bronchitis,
thousands of whom it has restored
to perfect health. For Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Croup, Hay Fever,
Hoarseness and Whooping Cough
it is the quickest, surest cure in
the world. It is sold by all drug
gist who guarantee satisfaction or
refund money. Large bottles 50c
and $1.00.- Trial bottles free.
COIILEY IS GUILTY.
THE JURY BROUGHT IN A VERDICT
THIS MORNING.
After Deliberation They Find Conley
Guilty of Murder in the First De
gree. Will Appeal.
Arch Conley, the slayer of Gu?
Davis, was convicted of murder
in the first degree this mornirg
after the Jfiry bad deliberated for
for half an hour. The hearing of
testimony was concluded yester
day afternoon before court ad
journed and Judge Coble took
under advisement whether or not
he would charge the jury that the
testimony was not sufficiently
strong to convict of murder in tbe
first degree. Counsel for both the
State and defense agreed to make
no speeches and counsel for the
defense submitted to murder in
ho second degree.
When court convened this morn
ing Judge Coble charged the jury,
stating t them clearly "''and ex
plicitly what their duties were
under certain conditions.
Immediately after the jury had
returned its verdict counsel for the
defense asked that the verdict be
set aside as not being justified by
tbe testimony. Walter Murphy,
Esq , tbe only lawyer for the State
in court, made an earnest appeal
to the judge to sustain the jury.
Judge Coble announced that he
would take the matter under ad
visement and would announce his
decision when court convened af
ter the noon recess.
The verdict has been received
with general satisfaction and the
popular opinion is that justice has
been done in Conley 's conviction.
SENTENCED TO HANG . '
At 2:45 o'clock this afternoon
Judge Coble ref used to grant Con
ley a new trial and sentenced him
to be hanged on Thursday, Febru
ary zutn. Conley , was unmoved
when sentence was prouounced.
TWO MANNING WEDDINGS.
The Wedding Bells Ring iu That Vi
cinity this Week-
Correspondence Sun.
" Manning, N. C, Nov. 30.
Once again as winter approaches
the wedding bells ring out. On
last Wednesday evening at 7 p.
m. Mr. Ross Shuping and Miss
Jennie Alexander were married
at the parsonage by Rav. H. A.
Trexler; also on Thanksgiving
day, at the above named place at
3 p. m., Mr. David Huffman and
Miss Laura Lyince, were bound
in bonds of wee'lock, Mies Lucy
Lentz playing the marches.
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Sifford, of
Mount Pleasant, spent last Thurs
day and Friday at home with quite
a number of friends and relatives,
after wh'ch they returned to their
home in Mt. Pieasant.,
It is reported that Rev. Trex
ler has several more $5 jobs on
hand before the winter is over. "
Mr. and Mrs. ; Hunnicut and
Miss Lucy 'Lentz, of Cabarrus,
were visiting friends at Manning
this week. f
Congressman Kluttz Leaves.
Hon. Theo. F. Kluttz has left
for Washington to. be pres
ent at the opening of Congress
Monday morning. T. C. Linn,
Esq., Mr. Kluttz's secretary, will
go to Washington next week.
For Rekt! A nice two-story
house in East Salisbury. Apply
to D. R. Julian.
$1.00 gets 4 regular one dollar
size bottles of Globe Tonic while
advertising.
Reliable and Gentle.
There are pills and pills. You
want- a pill which is certain,
thorough and gentle. Mustn't
gripe. De Witt's Little Early
Risers fill the bill. Purely vege
table. Do not force but assist the
bowels. James Plummer.
Special sale of Silks and ribbon
at Reid's.
A Physician Tostifies.
'I have taken Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure and never used anything that
did me the good that did," says
County Physician Geo. W.
Scroggs, Hall County, Ga. "As
a physician I have prescribed it
with the best results." If food
remains undigested in your stom
ach it decays. To prevent this
by dieting means starvation. Ko
dol Dyspepsia Cure digests what
you eat. You need suffer neither
dyspepsia nor starvation. James
Plummer, ,
A PRETTY WEDDING
THE HOUCK-SLOAN WEDDING .
MILL BRIDGE.
a ss Mary Houck and Mr. J. Cowan
Sloan Married at Thyratira Church
1 hankgivir g Day. J
(C'orrespondrnce Sun.) i ,
1 1 i t
Mill Budge, N. C, Nov. 29.
The mo?t basutiful marriage ever
soiemnizad in our village church
was celebrated last evening when
Mr. J. Cowan Sloan and Miss
Mny Houck took upon them the
:!4cred vowstbat made them man
and wife. The church had, been
leautifully decorated with varie
gated chrysanthemums arranged
in a magniSc3nt arched bank be
fore tbe pulpit. The groom came
in with his brother, Mr. S. Ei
Sloan, of Concord, and took a seat
near the altar. Then, as the
organ, presided over by Miss
Laura Goodman, poured forth the
stirring melody of Mendelssohn,
the bride beautifully and becom
ingly attired in a suit of gray
broadcloth with chiffon front,
came up the other aisle on the
arm oi her brother, Mr. G. F.
Houck, and met the groom at the
altar where in the presence of a
large assembly of friends, the
beautiful Presbyterian form of
marriage was very impressively
rendered by the pastor, Rtv. J. A.
Gilmer. Then followed a recep
tion at the manse, given by Mrs.
Gilmer to, the special friends of
the couple, and the most delicious
refreshments were served. ' . - ,
Mr. Sloan is in the emr'oyjhent
of Day vault Bros.', of Coalord and
the place that he holds in. their
esteem was proven by the presence
of the whole store force of sixteen
employers and clerks, and by the
beautiful decorated china dinner
set presented tothe bride.
Miss Ilouck is the youngest
daughter of the late Col. W. A.
Houck, and deserves the love and
esteem expressed, to some degree,
presents sent in by her friends and
neighbors.
NOTES OF THE WEDDING.
Mis3 Maud Phifer, of Morgan
ton, a student of Statesville Female
College, is spending her Thanks
giving holidays here with her annt
Mrs. Gilmer.
Misses Addie Patterson, Lizzie
Kincaid, and Dora Hicks were
among the party, that drove up
from Concord for the marriage of
their fellow clerk last evening.
Messrs. I C. Griffin, W. A.
Goodman and J. C. Fontz,of Salis
bury 4 were also among the guests
last night.
Mr. Gentry Quarter Back
Mr. Fenton Gentry, tVo young
son of Mr. J. C. Gentry, isquarter
back on the Guilford College
Junior foot ball team, which plas
at High Point today.
Going To Washington.
A number of Tennessee repre
sentatives passed through Salis
bury this morning on their way
to Washington to attend the ses
sion of congress that opens Mon
day, j, -
Sachet Powders. The completest
line in Salisbury at. Salisbury
Drug Co.
Dr. W. H. Wakefield, of Char
lotte, N. C , will be in Salisbury
at Mt. Vernon Hotel on h riday,
Dec. 13th, for one day only; His
practice is limited to Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat.
If your turkey did
not agree
with you, use Globe Tonic for
the utomach.
Globe Tonic cures sick headache
and stomach troubles. Samples
free or the $1 bottle for 25c under
the opera house.
Fob Rent: A 7-room house on
Railroad st., near Henderson
crossing. P. D. Roueche.
The best prescription for Malari'
Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove's
Tasteless Chtll, Tonic. It is sim
ply iron and quinine in a tasteless
form. No cure no pay. . Price 50c.
I Wood! If you want your wood
cut call on Ludwick & Black, at
once.
"Winter Homes in Summer Lands."
I The above is the title of an at
tractive booklet just issued by the
Passenger Department of tne
Southern Railway. Tt is beauti
fulty illustrated and fully describes
the winter resorts of the boutn.
A copy may be secured by send
ing a two cent stamp to S. H.
Hard wick, G. P. A , Washington,
D. C. I
MRS. GENTRY ENTERTAINS.
A Thanks giving Party Given by Mrf
J. C Gentry.
Mtf. J. L. Gentry entertained s
few friends on Thanksgiving day
at her home on Fulton street, the
i . - .
guesis having been invited meet
Mrs. Gentry's mother, Mrs. M
L. Thornton.
. Mrs. tjentry graciously enter
tained the nve invited guests
and the occasion was one of fare
pleasure ahd congeniality.
; Those present were: Mrs. S. S
Cole, Mrs. S. H. Wiley, Mrs. T.
B. BealJ, Mrs. W. G. Watson,
Mrs. Flora Keith.
FAIR SUNDAY.
The Weather Forecast is Fair
To-
night and Sunday.
Washmgton, D. C, Nov. 30.
Tbe weather forecast for . North
Carolina. for the ensuing 24 hours
U: Fair tonight and Sunday with
variable winds.
Miss Bickert in Raleigh.
The News and Observer says:
Miss Gussie Dickert arrived in
the city yesterday and qualified as
administrator of the estate of
ClaudeA. Dickert,tbe engineer who
was killed in the Seaboard wreck
near Monroe. The deceased had
2,500 in the bank here.
The Solicitor Back
Solicitor Wiley Rush arrived in
Salisbury last night from High
oint- Mr Rush by a combina-
lon (i untoward circumstances
misse.i ills train 3 esterday morn
ing and nasi unable to reach Salis
bury until last r :srht. ' Mr- Rush
heard un interesUug story about a
dog and a -rabbit at High Point
and hasben edifying his mends
today by repeating it. .
Concert at Mooresville.
Misses Elizabeth and Grace
Crocker arrived in the city last
city. They left today for Moores
.
vine, where they win give a con
cert tonight ' -These ladies are
giving a very pleading concert.
They wiil go to Albemarle next
week. . -
Index to Today's Advertisements.'
Rowan Hardware Co., adver-
Uses guns at cost. ,
G. T. Mowery has just received
a lot of fresh goods.
Wm. Teiser has sold his grocery
business to Max Moses. . See
notice on 3rd page.
F. Bloomer, of Gold Hill, has a
notice in today's issue that will
interest investors.
' Cha. Scarratt, "The Fair," has
a change today. j . '
Mrs. L. Fink, "the Ladies Ba
zaar," has a new ad today.
See J. H- Reid's change of ad
today.
J. L. Anderson & Co., adver
tise the Hamilton Brown's shoe
today. . . ' . '
Fish and Ousters.
I am now receiving daily, all
kinds of fish and oysters. Leave
your orders with me if you want
the best. Phone 111.
W. A. Brown.
Reliability and Cheapness. Both
found in prescriptions put up by
Salisbury Drug Co. , '
Potatoes! 1
Ask your grocer for J. T. Bar
ringer's sweet - potatoes.'- They
are perfectly sound none frost
bitten or damaged. Ask for Bar
ringer's acd get the best.
Notice! We are preparing a list
of all properties in our hands fo?
sale and will get it out in pham
plet form for distribution among
northern people who are seeking
southern homes. Any one who
has city or farm lands for sale will
please enlist it with us in the next
ten days. We will sell it.
Maupin Bros.
Real Estate agents.
Strikes a Rich Find,
"I was troubled for several years
with chronic indigestion and nerv
ous debility," writes F. J. Green,
of Lancaster, N. H., "No remedy
helped me until I began using
Electric Bitters, which did me
more good than ail the medicines 1
ever used. They have also kept
my . wife in excellent health for
years. She says Electric Bitters
are. just splendid for female troub
les; that they are a grand tonic
and' invigorator for weak, run
down women. No other medicine
can take its . place in our family."
Try them. Only SOc. Satisfaction
guaranteed by all druggist.
BRIEF ITEMS.
News Items cf Interest too Short for
a Head.
Globe Tonic cures Indigestion.
C. A. Overman came in last
night from Statesville.
F. B. Arendell went to Wades
boro last night on business. : '
Dr. C. D. Mclver, cf Greens
boro, was in the city last night.
C. B. Webb, of Statesville,
spent Friday in the city vn buii
ncss.
, J. M. Monroe and Mrs. T. D.
Roseman returned last night from
Cleveland.
Mrs. F L. Rohbins returned
last night frcm Concord, where
she has been, visiting.
H. J. Overman, Esq. returned
last night fr.m Raleigh, where he
has been on legal business, i
It was G. W. Kenerley instead
of C. W. Kenerly who made the
record on cotton noted in the Sun
this week.
f
Economy in shoe buying is here
revealed in some of brightest and
most interesting phases. The
Burt'Shoe Store. '
Up to the minute, are the
"Monarch Pats," the guaranteed
patent leather shoo sold by
Peterson & Rulfs.
R. J. Hart, who has been located
at a distillery in Morgan township
as storekeeper and gauger. has
been transferred to Gold Hill.
Col. W. H. Ballew, iv former
Salisburian who is so pleasantly
remembered here, arrived in the
city last night from Charlotte.
4.00, $5.00 and $6 00 the pair,
procure some exclusive styles in
men's fine shoes, the like of which
you seldom see in Salisbury. The
Burt Shoe Store.
Mrs. E. A Cooper and daugh
ter, Georgia, left this morning for
LouisbiiriZ. after a visit to her
daughter, M rs. J. V. JWrinirer,
Jr. They have made many fritmds
here, who regret their departure.
COPPER FIRM.
After Yesterday's Attack on it it
mains Firm.
Re
LondoD, Nov. 30. Copper is
firm at yesterday's prices. There
has been no further attack. '
Rev. Barrett at Statesville.
The Statesville Landmark says:
Rev. R. G. Barrett was iu town
Wednesday looking after his busi
ness anairs here. Mr. 15a r ret t
was returned to Salisbury by the
Conference, to the same charge he
had the past year. Mr. Barrett is
famous as a church builder among
his people and he was sent to Salis
bury to build a new Methodist
church, which he did. By the
end of next year, wheu Mr. Bar
rett has things in ship-shape in
Salisbury, it will be just like the
Conference to tend him to another
field to build up a waste place, for
he is a success in that line.
At Winstn-Salem Wednesday
morning while Ogburn Madren
was attempting to step on the
pilot of the shifting engine in tbe
"Southern Railway yard, in some
way, his foot slipped causing him
to fall. His right leg was badly
crushed, necessitating amputation
just below the knee. Mr. Madren
is a young man and was married
only a few weeks ago.
Vienna Bakery, Fresh bread
and cakes daily. Rye bread a spe
cialty. Rye bread today. 121 W.
Fisher st.
Havo you tried Globe Tonic?
Ask your friend about it.
"I fit&Ye used Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhooa
Remedy and find it to be a greht
medicine," says Mr. E S. Phipps,
of Poteau, Ark. "It cured me of
bloody flux I cannot speak too
highly of it." This remedy al
ways wins the good opinion, if not
praise, of those who use it. The
quick cures which it effects even
in the most severe cases make it a
favorite everywhere. For sale by
James Pummer.
Blown to Atoms.
The old idea that the body some
times needs a powerful, drastic,
purgative pill has been exploded;
for Dr. King's New Life Pills,
which are perfectly harmless,
gently stimulate liver and bowels
to expel poisonous matter, cleanse
the system and absolutely cure
constipation and sick headache.
Only 25c at all druggist.
THE CAUCUSES 0EET.
SPEAKER HENDERSON HAS NO 0P
FOSHffl FOR RENOHlJIATIOn.
Moody, of Massachusetts, Will Wave
the Bloody Shirt in the Republican
Caucus This Afternoon.
Washington, Nov. 30.V'Let
well enough alone" is the watch
word today of the party caucuses.
There is no opposition to the re
nomination of Senator Henderson.
A discussion over the rules was
the principal business. Out of
respect to the memory of McKin
Iey the message of the President
will not go to Congress until Tues
day. Most of the Congressmen
arrived today. The caucus this
afternoon will be attended by
Democrats. They mettoday. Their
first session was short, every thing
having been agreed upon in advance.-
In the Republican caucus
this afternoon Moody, Republi
can, 01 Massachusetts, will call
attention to suffrage conditions in
the Sout'h. He will contend that
the subject is meritorious and
deserves most serious consider-,
tion.
Iiiness Wants Divorce.
New York, Nov. 30. Frederick
Mell Inness, the famous bandmast
er and owner of Inness' band, be
gan suit for absolute divorce
against his wife,Georgie F. Inness
this morning. James J. Corbett,
the pugilist, is chief co-respon
dent. Other names are Howard
Flannigan, an editor of Nashville,
Ernest H. Cowhurst, sporting
editor, of Philadelphia, and Wy-
bert Phillips. ,
. The Missing Girl.
Elizabeth City, N." C, Nov. 29.
-Chief of Police Dawson today
received a telegram dated Goose
Nest, asking for a description of
Miss Nellie Cropsey, stating that
a man and girl were traveling
about that community in a sus
picious manner, having arrived at
Hamilton, N. C, Monday last by
boat. Chief Dawson immediately
wired a description of the missing
girl-
Diligent dredging of the river
has revealed nothing. As a last
resort the authorities will bring
dynamite to their aid to try to
raise the body. -
President Sses Football Game.
Philadelphia, Nov. 30. Presi
dent Roosevelt, Dewey, Long,
Miles and other notables from
here will attend the Annapolis
football game this afternoon. The
weather is perfect.
A Submarine Boat.
Paris, Nov. 30. M. Goubet,
the submarine boat inventor, is
building a craft to carry two hun
dred passengers. It is planned to
cross the English channel in half
an hour without causing Bea sick
ness. PostcfSce Blown Open
Spencer, Mass., Nov. 30.
Bur-
glars blew
open and
looted the
post office safe here this morning.
Fine celery for sale. Mrs. John
Whitehead.
Wanted A few boarders at
nice, quiet, home-like place; fresh
milk and butter. Nice rooms and
good board; five minutes from
fountain; terms reasonable. No.
23 Inniss st.
Found, on railroad track, 2 fine
black hogs. Will weigh over 200
lbs. Hogs can be had by calling
on Henry Phillips in Brooklyn.
House across bridge on Bank st.
Cape sale at Tbe Fair this week,
at nearlyhalf price. See ad.
Ciias Scarratt.
Anyone desiring Short hand or
Typwriting of any kind done will
be glad to have them call on T.
G. Barber, 111 W. Inniss st. Of
fice Hours 7 p m. to 12 p. m.
Residence phone 126. Office phone
217.
To remove a troublesome corn
or bunion: First soak the corn or
bunion in warm water to soften it,
then pare it down as closely.-as
possible without drawiDg- blood
and apply" Chamberlain's Pain
Balm twice daily; rubbing vigor
ously for five minutes at each ap
plication. A corn plaster should
be worn for a few days, to protect
it from the shoe. As a general
liniment for sprains, bruises, lame
ness and rheumatism, Pain Balm
is unequaled. For sale by James
Plummer.