SALISBURY DAILY SUH .
(DAH.Y EXCEPT STJITDAY.)
CLINT. N. BROWN, f
Proprietors.
nterod at postofflce a aecona-clasa matter.
. advertising rati apply to the publishers
Offlce orer Bart's shoe store, on Main street.
BTJBBORIPTION BATES 1
One Year, - . .
Six Months. ... . .
Three - - .
One Month, - . . .
One Week, - -
14.00
a.oo
1.00
.35
.10
llvered to j Carriers to an y part ot the city
without extra cost.
Salxsbuby, N. C, Jan. 30, 1902.
National Liberal Party
Now it should
ten that there ard all sorts of peo-
r
pie ' in the world
the majority of
country were either going to church
taying away the
party was being
pinnati. This par-
amation of free
or contentedly
National Libera
organized in Cin
ty is an anialg
thinkers. It demands the aban
donment of Sat bath observance,
wants the arm; r, to be without
Chaplains, and insists that church
property 1 should
NEWSPAPERS AND APPKE
CLATION.
We heartily sympathize with
Brother Caldwell, of the Charlotte
Observer, in the suit that Mr.
Dooley, general law agent of the
Southern, has brought against his
paper. Our sympathy is rot
evoked by any dislike of Mr.
J)ooley and we make this state
ment by way of parenthesis as
we have no recollection of having
ever met either Mr. Dooley, of
.Chicago, or Mr. Dooley, of Wash
ington,) but purely from the stand
point of a newspaper man who
realizes the burdens that fall to
the let of newspaper men.
We do not always agree with
the Charlotte Observer in its cdi
torial expressions. As a matter
of fact we frequently dissgree
with it. But this dees not affect
the estimation in which we . per
eonally hold its editor and the
faith we have in his purpose to
deal. honestly With all men. As to
the merits of this particular case
we know little or nothing but
what we started out to say was
that men are too prone at times to
forget the gratitude they owe the
newspapers. One favor calls for
another, however, . and despite all
honest endeavor the individual who
has been the recipient of most fa
vors from a paper in the first to
resent an error and most bitter in
his resentment.
It would be nothing short of a
miracle fcala paper been pub'.ishad
that never made a mistake. The
most painstaking publisher now
and then finds some regrettable
error which has crept in in spite
- . " oai.T rr
those Who are ready to fly at hife
lhrpat and tear him into shreds.
At best there is little gratitude
dii played, by those who owe
most, towards the newspaper rutin
and appreciation of this fact leads
us to hope that the Observer wil
come out with flying colors in its
suit.
with all other
will always be
want existing
but for the goodJ
it be hoped
Liberal party
be taxed along
property. There
people who will
systems changed,
of the country let
i
that the- National
wfili not .have many
ad herent s. G reensbor o Telegram j
War Tax td
Washington, Jan
publican memb
and means comn
vate conference
ed to frame, a bil.
of war revenue
ceeding with the
reciprocity. It
derstood that the
pared to favor a
very large redu
practically to a r
S6S.000.000. At
today! it was the
ei from this cou
its leaders to
never be forgot-
l Sunday while
he people in this
bo Removed. r
2-. The Re
rs ot tne ways
ittee held & pri
onight and decid-
for, the reduction
taxes before pro-
ubject of Cuban
Bs pretty fully un
majority is pre-
measure effecting
fctionj, amounting
- -
epeal of the entire
war taxes, and Aggregating about
the conference
prevailing view
that cause for ieducting tne war
taxes the burden should "be remcv
ntry before con
sidering the relief to be granted to
Cuba.
A Cure Far Populism.
lhe administration is ramming
the life out of-tlje Populist party
in North Carolina by appointing
lucrative offices.
This is a trifle bird on the expec
tant Republican
tive cure I for Jr
ington Post.
f but it is an effec
opulism. Wash-
They Have
The North Ca
are grieving ova
of Harry Skinndr to
Nevertheless,
skunt. Atlanta
Been "Skunt."
rolina Republicans
r the appointment
a fat office.
thev have been
Constitution.
Trains Need Not Stop
Among the patents which have
granted in the
United States may be mentioned
one issued to John W. Jennings,
New York city,
system wherebr
be discharged frbni a trail without
Patronize our advertisers and
we a?sure you that you will bo
treated all right. For a man that
is liberal enough to advertise is to
be depended on to do fair by you
Minister Wu said the other
day that his country was to hav
a rew Minister of Education, and
laughingly added that he feared a
national "football coach" would
soon follow.
WTork is being pushed on the
new battle-ship Maine in the hope
that it may go into commission on
February 15, 1903, the fifth anni
versary of the destruction of the
Maine in Havana harbor. ""
The. latest scientific discovery
is a death germ, which can be
destroyed and life preserved indefi
nitely. There is money in it for
the man who discovered it if he
j ist don't die from the sbock of
h's good fortune.
Fcoi Changed to Poison.
Putref vino- food in the intes
tines produces effects like those of
anenic, but Dr. King's New Life
Pills exnel the noisons from elncr-
ged bowels, gently, easily but
i : t : i
Huruiy, luting tuusiimiiuu, xjii-
iousness, sick headache, fevers, all
Jiver, kidney and bowell troubles.
Only 25c at all druggist.
A writer has discovered that
persons in captivity live a very
short time. This may be a rule;
but we know of some married men
who have attainei a remarkable
age. Durham Sun.
Child Worth Millions.
"My child is worth millions to
me," says Mrs. Mary Bird of
Harrisburg, Pa., "yet I would
have lost her by croup had I. not
purchased a bottle of One Minute
Cough Cure." One Minute Cough
Cure is sure cure for coughs,
croup and throat and lung trou
bles. An absolutely safe cure
which acts immediately. The
yougest child can take it with
safety. They all like the taste
and remember how often it hel
ped them. James Plummer.
the necessity of
tions. The cha
ex tne invention
employment ci
"saddle care," which are success-
stopping at sta
racteristic feature
resides in the
number of
ively taken up
and dropped from
the moving train, and through the
medium of which passengers may
enter or, leave a train without in
terrupting its movement. Scien
tific American
lhe Viico.v
that pension all
she isn't as rich
110,000 a year,
her daughter
an estate worth
ought to be ablq
Charleston
tt,r an interesting
pisseneers are to
FROM THE TELEURAPH.
The question of rescib ding the
Jesuvt exclusion law was i-Uscussed
in the Reichstag. j ;
The Government of Holl. rod has
taken steps to bring about peace
negotiations between Boersr , and
- " w
British. ; ; ! '
Reports by Lord Kitchener , in
dicate continued activity by the
Boers in the field. 1
k . ; .!!.
Three people were killed, sever
al fatally and a score of J others
were more or less injured tjv two
cars running away on the Motion
gahela f, branch of the Pilasborg
Railway last night.
j . Ksk i- juegree, colored, mayor
and assistant postmaster of Bur
roughs, Ga., was arrested fester
day on a charge of robbi ag the
mails. A decoy letter w as sent
through the ' office . cod taining
money. The letter and thf mark
ed money were found on J jegree's
person. ' , '
The heaviest , losses ever known
in Arkansas from a like c mse is
the result of the terrible st arm of
sleet and cold rain which k is pre
vailed for the past three days.
The business section of Xatlle
Rock is a scene of desi la ion.
j,ne estimiteu damage win j ceed
$190,000, including loss to busi
nss. Jbully -o.OOO shads trees
ware demolished.
At Gallipolis, Ohio, last
two Durgiars and cracksmem were
killed, and two deputy sl eriff
mortally wounded as the res a!t of
an attempt by the burglars to rob
the house of an aged and tealthy
widow lady. The officers fadd in
wait at the house and upon ike ap
paarance of the robbers a Jbattle
ensused in which both wert ikilled
and the officers wounded."
aiight
Small Pox. i
The small pox situation in Jorih
Carolina is getting to be it e :ious
thing. In Wilson county tha sit
uation, has become so nl&n ning
that the public, schools : hsLTe had
to cle3e. The disease has a aitt ong
er hold in that county thaai else-
where, but it is by no meaaa con
fined to that county. Greesia iboro
Telegram. .
Never estimate your pench crop
by a census of the buds.'
a
Harrison wants
the eame and says
as people suppose
she is, and lhair her income isn't
She wants to give
good education.
In as much as uren.' Harrison left
kbout $300,000 she
to do that.
is to have a
Inter-State Goc d Roads Conven
tion February ; t 6 and 7, in con
nection with ti e comirg of the
Southern1 Railway's good roads
train to ! that .city, and Governor
Aycock' has appointed a goodly
delegation of North Carolina citi
zens to represent the Old North
State on that oc :asion.
Y.,
"Chamberlain's Cough
is the best medicine I
How to Cure Croup -
"-ivMr.; : It. : army, ; wbo Hres T
Amenia, Duchess county, N.
says: !
Remedy
have ever used., ' It is a fie child
ren's remedy for croup an I never
fails to cure'" When given as
soon as the child btcomes hoarse,
Or 'even after the croup?' -cough
has developed, it will prevent the
attack. This should be 1 orne in
mind and n bottle of iht Cough
Remedy kept at hand re idy for
instant use as soon as these Hymp
toms appear. For sale by James
Plummer. '
COOKING and
HEATING GAS
$1.49 NET.
Beat Oat of an Increase of His Pen
i sion.
A Mexican war veteran and
prominent editor! writes: ''Seeing
the advertisement of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, I am reminded that as a
soldier in Mexic6 in '47 and '48, 1
contracted Mexican diarrhoea and
this remedy has kept me from
getting an increase in my pension
for on every renewal a dose of it
restores me." Xr Is unequaled as
a quick cure for diarrhoea and is
pleasant and safe to take. For sale
by James Plummer.
Sir Thomas Lppton has pJpfed
the order for another yacht; with
which he hopes to win the Ameri
ca s cup. lne new yacnt win ne
christened Shamrock III.
Always a Leader.
Yankee Doodle is his name
He likes the best of eating :
He uses gas in every way
For Cooking and for heating.
Call and see the gas stoves
and gas heating appliances.
Siliskrr hi & Electric IMt (ionpanr.
Ill Inniss street.
NOTICE.
Commissioner's Land
Sale.
The
17 y- m
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Sale Continues At
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The Busiest Week in January of Salisbury's
Busiest Shoe Store Foreshadows Still
, Busier Days for this the Sec
ond Week of Our Great
Clearance Sale.
You must come here you must see with your own
eyes before you can adequately appreciate the
genuineness of this truly extraordinary
Shoe Sale.
1,500 Brand New Samples to be Closed at
j
8
the Followinir Prices.
2
Be
1m P
XL
Dust
Shoes that cost regular from 1.50 to 1.75, .this sale 98c.
'hoes that cost regular from 1.75 to 2.00, this sale 1:25.
Shoes that cost regular from 2.00 to 2.50, this sale 1. 4g.
V Shoes that cost regular from 3.00 to 3.50, this sale 1.98.
Shoes that cost regular from 3.75 to 4.00, this sale 2.49.
Many samples worth regular '$5 and $6, this sale 2.98.
3 big lots "Pick and Choice" 50c, 75c, 80c respectively. )
Our contemplated changes makes this "Clearance
Sale" necessary. We must greatly reduce this
great stock of shoes as quickly as possi-
ble and the prices we are giving
will certainly reduce it.
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TUC DIIPT 5UnC STORC 'N.K
lllw uuui uiiul. uiuiil.; aansDury,
ISSS9SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
Main Street,
N. C.
ft
ft
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is 6566
56
may make your watch a pre
varicator of the worst type,
may cause you to miss your
train, your business engage
ment,
with your wife, if the afore
said grain reposes in the
fastness of your chronome-
A - ' A 1 41
ier, most people cau it a
watch. Let us see the
trouble and rectify, it. All
wciiuncs suiu iicrc guaranieea to De Kept in periect re-
NOTICE OF SALE.
By -virtue of authority confered by
a decree of the Superior Court of Row
an County, made in the Special Pro
ceeding entitled, "Edwin C. Gregory,
Executor of Thomas Li.. Bringle vs
Phoebe Bringle, Ethel Bringle and
Thomas Bringle", tha undersigned
.uffA- to tue highest bidder, at
public aUc., at tbe-Court House
ioor in Salisbury Monday, IWarcli,
3. 1902. the following u.tiL rt la nd
situate in SaMsbury TownshlViir '
County, to-wit: BeginniDgat a stake
in the ce titer of Yadkin Rail , Road,
and runs thence South P9 degree East
24 54 chains td a stcne Brown's cor
ner; thence North 1 decree "East 24
chains to a stone; thence North 89 de
gree West 23 58 cbains to a stake said
railroad; thence with said road to the
beginning, containing fifty five (55)
acre3, more or less: and being the same
land conveyed by Adam Ilartman and
wife to Dayvault Kiuttz by deed re
gistered in office of Register of Deeds
for Rowan County Book "No. 74 page
6: and subsequently conveyed by John
D. Jvluttz and wife to ' Thomas L.
Bringle by deed registered in Bok of
Deeds of said County No. 37 pnge
348 Said land will be sold subject v
t.hft home Rtead and the right of dowv.
or thPi-pJn of Phoebe Bringle, widow
of said Thomas L Bringle.
EDWIN C GufXr6
, Executor.
Received To-Day
Oranges, Apples, Nuts,
Figs, Dates, Prunes,
Califorania Peaches.
'A nice lot of Honey.
A nice bbl of Kraut.
A nice iov .r
- rr.ssware.
Call and see it at
g. t. im
ERY
No. 121 Fisher st. Phone
109
North Carolina,
Rowan County.
In'Superior Court,
FeYy term, 1902
Carrie Smith vs. Mack Smith
VUUl tAPPOimment Aotinn fnr rfivnrf-A frnm t.hi Pnnflq n!
Mathrimony. -Jotice to defendant
The defendant Mack Smith will
t.alrp. nntifi t.liat, an ar.tion has been
commenced in the Superior Court of MefTV at NeA Year'?
uvnau wuuuj aaiuou uiui wj
Smith, his wife for a dissolution
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Salisbury Supply and
Commission Company,
Salisbury, N. C.
DEALERS
IN-
Mil! I Mining Supplies,
New and Second-hand Machinery,
DynamiteU,, .21 Canjles,
Pipe, Fittings, Babbit Valve?;
SteeJ, Crucibles, Rope, Quick
silver, Chemicals, Screens; Beitino
Boilers, Engines, Stamp Mill"
Pumps. Gold Dust and Bullion
Purchased.
pair for one year, if handled with reasonable care.
W. B. THORNTON,
127 S. Main St. JEWELER.
.....Orders for.....
Job Printing
Will" Have Prompt Attention.
FRANK B. IRVIN, Foreman Sun.
"North Carolina."
Bowan County.
A Prominent Chicago Woman Speaks.
Prof. Koxa Tyler, of Chicago,
vice-President Illinois Woman's
Alliance, in speaking of Chamber
lain's Uough Keniedy, says: I
suffered with a feevere cold this
winter which threatened to run
into pneumonia. 'I tried different
remedies but I teemed to erow
worse and the medicine upset my
stomach. I A friend advised me to
ry Chamberlain'fe Cough- Remedy
and I found it wafe pleasant to take
and it relieved nip at once. Iam
now entirely recovered, saved a
doctor's bid, time knd suffering, and
I will never be without this splen-
lid medicine agaiai." For sale by
James iriummer.
In the -Superior
Court, Btfoe W.
G. Watson, C. S. C
' January 28, 1902.
Joesph Horah, admr of Henry Horah,
deceased against, Wm. H. Horah O
D. Davis, and others. ;
Pursuant to an order of the'Su
perior Court of Rowan County, to me
directed, as commissioner, to sell cer
tain real, estate belonging to estate of
Henry Horah, deceased, I hereby give
notice, that, on Monday, March
3, 1902,' I will sell, at public auc
tion, at the Court House door in Salis
bury, N. C, the following decribed
real estate, to wit. u ;
Two brick stores, on Main Street,
in the City of Salisbury, N. C , front
ing about 46 feet and running back
about 90 feet, and adjoining the prop
erty of Mrs. Julia Bell and J. A. Hed-
rick, the sad storest being known
as the Horah Block 1 .
Terms: One third cash, one
third in 3 months, and one third in 6
months, deferred payments to be se
cured by notes, and title ? to nass
when purchase money is paid.
lne stores will be sold separately.
JOSEPH HORAH,
J. II. Horah,' attv Commissioner.
Salisbury, N. C. Jan. 2S, 1902.
Just Received-
for a dissolution of
the bonds of matrimony upon the
grounds of abandonment: the defend
ant will also take notice that he is
required to' be and appear before the
Judge of the Superior Court, at a
court to be held for the County of
Rowan at the court house in Salis
bury, on the 3d Monday before the
1st Monday in March, ,1902, it being
the 10th day of Feb., 1902, acd an
swer or demur to the complaint fiJed
in the cilice of J,he Clerk f the Supe
rior Court of said county; and the de
fendant, will further take notice
that if he fail to appear and answer
said complaint within the time re
quired by law, the plaintifi will ap
ply to the court for the relief tie-
manded in the complaint.
This JNovember 23, 1901.
- W. G WATSON,
Clerk Superior Court
Overman & Gregory, attysfor plaintiff
! TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND.-
Pursuant to the provisions contain
ed in the will -of the late John. H.
Verble, authorizing and directing me
I as Trustee to sell certain real estate ;
as Trustee of John H erVc. dee: a j
ed, I will expose' to public auction to
the highest bidder at the Court House
door in the town or Salisbury, iN. c,
at 12 M., on
Monday, Fe"b. 3,' 1902
the following real estate lying in the
county of Rowan and described as
follows: About 35 acres of land on
the west side of and near the Mount
Pleasant public road about 3i miles
sonth from Salisbury, adjoining the
lands of James Moyle, widow Fisher
and others and near Shiloh Church.
TERMS of saleOne half cash, bal
ance in 30 days.
HORATIO N. .WOODSON, -
Trustee of John H. Verble, deceased
This Jan. 2, 1902. t
King Coal Makes
Merry at New Ye
the hearts of those who are busy with
mien xcw irar s oa King, or wno use
our high grade Jellico for heat cg
puiyusca. jo-iuj; coai s me kidu we al
ways Keep that is King of the heap
aiuK uver aiuomer nituminous nmn.
thraoile coal: in other words. th hct
inati ine mines produce. Better lay
i r n mmwl. .'11 . J
u oupyij'; mere is going to be a rise
m pnee. a Dig lot j us t. received.
i
Jos. H. HclTeslv.
umce at l . Jb Youngs. Phone 153.
k Commissioner's Sale.
In pursuance of a judgment of the
Superior C( urt of Rowan County,
rendered at November Term1 1901 in
an action entitled, "N. S. Steele vs
F-E Steele and others," appointing
the - undersigned Commissioners to
ellthe lands hereinafter described,
the said undersigned Commisioi.cr
will sell at the Court. House door in
Salisbury, at public auction, to the
highest, bwaer tax- cash on
MONDAY, FEB. o, w,
the following described lands lying
and being in Scotch Irish Township,
Rowan County, viz: Beginning at a
stone (formerly a ceader) C.J. Jolin
corner, and runs S 74 40 poles to
'n D. A. Fink's line: thence S
tlri?01,' a black oak?: thence S
11 W0 poles and isubV to n hickory
Fink's corner: thence S 22 v. :u rk s
to a pine knot; thence N. 04 w p;
poles to a post oak in Wilburn's line
thence N. 50 W 22 poles to a post ok
Wilburn's line; thence N. 70 V'. 7s
poles to a stone C J. Jclmson's corucr:
thence E 6 W 12 poles to aiuckroy s.s id
Johnson's corner, thence with hH line
N 2(5 E 12pcles to the beginning, con
taining 100 acres, more or less
. Dated this January 2nd, 1902
B B MILLER,
EDWIN C. GREGORY.,
CcmmissioiiL-rs.
, r -i -i- rr --l 'j i , iitfiiniiit M . jFr-rtimST
i
Don't Kick
are not
as you
, .."If other laundries
"doing up" your work
want it.
Don't kick; send the next
bundle to the Antiseptic and it
will be done so well that there
will b not a thing to kick about,
Antiseptic Laundry.
Phone 259.
A number of beautiful Marble Tablets from
the celebrated Florence Quarry, Vermont.
Also a lovely statue of an "Angel Child."
Call and inspect this work, we are sure it
will please you.
Carolina Marble & Granite Co.,
11T W, Fisher Street, Salisbury, N.
Yards at Statesville, Salisbury and North Wilkesboro. N. C.
oA
Cure
mm
IF IT
Ieifin24to 48;hour
For Sale by Isenhour& Bean.
NOTICE.
Being thereto authorized by ra de
cree or the Superior Court of Rowan
county, 1 will offer at public aa e at
the Court House door in Salisbury, on
Monday, February 10, 1902. that de
sirable cottage residence property, sit
uate at No. 420 West Bank St., front
ing 65 feet on Bank street and run
ning back 99 . f -et toward Fisher
street, adjoining R. J. Ho'mes, Jr.,
and Jas II Ramsay, and being the
Iae residence of Hugh M. Jones.
xermscasn. j. s. MccuBlilJNS,
Admr of H M. Jones.
Theo F. Kiuttz & Son, Attys.
A Provident Husband
will make his wife happy and insure
nis family acrainst futmp want v. in
suring his house and household effects
in a solid company. Take no risk,
l'ire is like a thief in ihs nirri,;-
steales on ycu unaware, and dorrt
spend much time reducing vour pro
perty to ashes Wp will incT, tt1,-,,.
so littie cost that it is only rec'-W-
"voa w icave ib unaone.
ALSO
In't fail to call and
our new Fidelitv ppcnoit,.'.
c dent and health policy. Cover; " '
all diseases and sickness that man "is
iieir tO exeert, rhnmotiom r, j ,
JSo medical .examination required
J. ALLEN BROWN.
In
the Sup?
Court"
M. Eller
When in Need of Sa?h,
Doors and Blinds
Call and get an estimate from me be
fore you decide upon where to buy.
It will-be money in vour rocket, as'
I can guarantee you lower figures and
a better quality of material than you
can possibly get elsewhere. , My stock
is complete and my motto is, "Live
and 1st live."' Give me a call.
C. H RICK.
The Man Who
Has Suffered.
And Recovered After A Long Trial
of medicines that were recommended
i iiicu auj i ;uca wa
ntlTJO-. new simTOt.
says to those he finds suffering in the
oaiuir. uj-.uut.-., vjto to ii.iut' z s and trv
their SYR W II IT R P I 7- VI
for cauarhs, colds. Hoarseness, Bron
chitis, whooping cough, and all effect-
'o ? ' tu turoanana lungs, and you
will thank me -I was nearly dead
when I tried It, acd I now have re
covered completely. ;r. .
leo. F. Kiuttz k Company,
Prcscriptionists.
I North Carolina
Rowan County
Lewis A. Kesler
vs -
Amanda Mav
Robert Hamilton May
Annie Eller and Lewis
Henry Jessie Mat nn
J Samuel-Mrf
vliJ..) j.ua?ici
Special rirnrpri i n o- aait -i
-"6 icdi pate
lor partition.
To Robert Hamilton May and
M.M..uijr jetse iiay:
You are herhv nr Hnri
before the Clerk nf tilc, .
OI liOWan nniintu at hi i ,
-,. . T J mo VJUJI.C exu ilJC
S?Hou-sl,In Sa9bury C, on the
lOlh. day of Fehrnarv looor, o. t,
or demur to comp'ant or plaintiff!
Jan. 7th 1902
W. G. WATSON Clerk of the Su tern r
Court of Rowan Count v "
L. H. CLEM ET itt.
JJUi X illllllil,
m um and miim. .
FRESH OYSTERS
To serve at all times. Give me a
call. Resnectfullv.
j ,
Bruner Julian,