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Christmas nv
Never before have we had a
better variety of Dress Goods
than we have now and never
before have we sold as much
. FREE
as we have this season, i We sell the "Callingwood" Mills
goods. Some others may look the same, but careful com-
ft
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8 Q(URCM5UPPERS
YA t imported Japanese
YA Wlfrt PURCHASES OF
Brass
Goods
A COLOSSAL )
C SALE. ))
Try
Ballard's
Obelisk
Flour.
Never
Disappoints.
Only at
parison will show ours to
different, either in j width,
strength, finish or somethin
BLANKETS
Comforts at
Blankets- 10-4 aU
knows this is the
pair, our price per
We have a few sets of beautifully hemstitched Sheets and
Pillow Cases to matck, put up one set in box. They make
nice xmas presents at .yo ana
You can find many useful Christmas
The Auburn Wagon
1 and 2 horse.
Oliver Chilled Plows,Walk
ing Disc Plows.
HEATING STOVES,
wood and coal.
A large line of GRATES carried over
from last jear.
Djn't forget the fine line of
Paints,
among them the celebrated Egyptian
and the Economy. ,.
J. H. McKENZIE,
The Hardware Dealer,
Sun One Week 10c.
Statewr-f North Carolina,
lluwan County.
Notice is hereby given to the public
that application will be made to the
Governor of North Carolina for the
pardon of Tom Carr, convicted at
November term 1893 of the Superior
Court- of Rowan county for the crime
of murder in the second degree and
e nteaced to the State, prison for a
term of 20 years. '
TOM CARR
By Jno. S. Henderson and A. H.
Price, Atty's.
Upon a Sound Foundation
wa have built a retuttlon and a bus
lnes-i which are second to none Pure
drugs, accuracy in compounding,
promptness and m derate prices have
made this the most reliable drug
store in the city. The efficiency of
the prescriptions made up here Is due
to the freshness of the ingredient
usd in the composition. All the
wn known Proprietary Medicines at
regular prices.
CUTHRELL'S Drnf Store
Have you bought
It will soon be too late
too late to get what you want. You will neea
it before the winter is
come now whila you
line.
We have made a
ing our
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and are now in a position to offer to our pat-
rons tne Dest material ana tne
mm m -
manshiD. .combined
what every good dresser wants
this is what he will get if he buys it from us.
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COMFDKTS
75c, 98c,
wool jElkin BlanRets, add everybody
best Blanket made to sell at $3.50 per
pair only
Big stock of Sheets and Pillow
Cases at very Low Prices.
A Traveling Man Gets in Trouble and
DMerfHipamiiy.
Mr. W. W. Purk-oaghs, formerly
a clerk for J. G
Hood & Co , in
Charlotte, ' bat lately traveling
salesman for the Knight Clothing
and Manufacturing Company, of
liynchburg, appears in the role of
a wife deserter! He lived at
Greenwood, S. C
with his ..wife
and two boys. Hd left them a f w
days ago without any apparent
cause, bat wrote Ms wife a latter
tying that he was forced to leae
the country. Id this letter he
requested her tc return to her
father's home anc j send the boys
to the home of lis s parents, in
Asheboro, Randolph county, this
State. He left his wife without a
cant. The people of Greenwood
made up a parse jfor her and she
arrived in Charlo
te yesterday on
the way to her home in Richmond
county. The twd
boys were sent
Observer learns
to Asheboro. The!
that Burroughs troubles was caus
ed by speculating in cotton.
Charlotte Observi sr.
When the winds of October send
the sere and yellow leaves to the
ground,- the good housekeeper
thinks of putting
the house in or-
der for the winter.
Nothing is so
as a few nice
cheerful in a room
pictures. Buerbaum has on hand
a large stock ofj new mouldings
and will frame any picture in eood
style and at short notice. Flinch
has been a great game and is hold
ing its own; Buerbaum has a large
stock on hand as well as other new
games. The srre it new game call
ed PIT, i and ery fascinating;.
Bibles and Test iments; fountain
pens and fine stationery.
It Pajys
To Advertise
In The Sun.
an
to go without it, also
over, so
don't delay,
can select
from a full
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j
special
f
effort in select
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e best work
suit. This is
in every
in a suit, and
$1.25, 148 and 1.98
$2 98.
a sei.
presents a4
Beggars.
The begging nuisance j is not a
very serious one in this city, but
occasionally; pedestrians along
Boyston streat in the evening are
accosted by tramps tor beggars.
Philadelphia has just undertaken
to remedy the begging evil in that
city by rigorous treatment of this
class of individuals. There is no
lack of evidence that the support
given to beggars by i kindly dis
posed people or by those who
will give a few cents to be
rid of the bpggar J and satisfy
a cheap vanity are largely respon
sible for the nuisance. Modern
society undertakes to provide
shelter and protection to those
who are really in need and deserv
ing of help, and really believes ii
cLsesao. The only thing that wili
effectually dispose of .the nuisance
is to have the public act together
in refusing individual support,
while directing the needy and de
serving to the proper agencies for
their assistance, and then main
taining these generously,- Boston
Transcript.
Some men re praying God for
a big harvest, but they don't
think it worth while to enlarge the
barn,
Commissioner's Sale.
Pursuant tt a decree of the Supe
rior Court of Rowan county issued in
the Special Pproceeding entitled,
"Arthur D Davis, executor of Albert
II. Miller vs Nannie Holder and oth
ers," authoring, empowering and di
recting the undersigned Commission
er tt tell the lanas hereinafter de
scribed for the purpose of making
assets for the payment of debts, the
Baid undersigned Commissioner will
expose to sale at the Court House
door In Salisbury to the highest bid
der for cash, on s
Thursday, the 8th Day of Jan., 1904
at 12 o'clock m, the following real
estate, situate in Cleveland township,
Rowan county, edjolng the lands of
J H Carson. G. W. Booe and other,
and bounded as follows, to-wit :
Beginning at the railroad bridge.
G. W. Booe's corner; thence West.
with the Wet tern Nonh Carojiea
ral'road to William G. Thompson's
line; thence North with Thompson's
line to che old original corner known
as the Josiah Morrison corner; thenc
East with the old Morrison lice to J
H. Carsoa's corner of land bought
from Mrs L. E. Rosebrough, thence
with J. H. Caruou's line to the public
dirt road; thence South with said road
to the railroad bridge, the beginning
corner, containing ninety-six, (96,)
acres, more or less, and being the same
lands conveyed to Albert H Miller by
Mrs. Lucy E RosepTough by deed reg
ister d in Book of Deeds of Rowan
county "No 90. page 150.
This Dec 3, 1903. t
ARlHUR D DAVIS. Commissioner
Overman & Gregory, At ty s.
fiAlA V1LW LLll W
I SINGLE OR DOUBLE BREASTED
Tomorrow we begin a colossal sale of Blankets. Just at a time
when everybody requires them, and at such temptingly low price
that even those who do not want to buy will be inclined to. We
had the opportunity of closing out a large lot of fine Blankets com
posed of North Carolina all wool, and California Blankets. Our
prices which we ask can hardly fall short of creating a little sensa
tion in Blanketdom.
LOST SWEETHEART; WILL O
Brooklyn Youth, Disheartened by Re'
jected Love, TaK.es Carbolic Acid.
When his sweetheart began to
discourage his attentions, Gaorge
Huent, a good lookirg young man
22 years old, of 326 Melrose street
Brooklyn, became disheartened and
decided to die. While all alone m
his room yesterday niter noon he
attempted suicide by drinking car
bolic acid. H lies on a cot in the
German Hospital unconscious. Two
bloecoats sit near on guard.
The police learned that CJuent
was engaged to a pretty typewriter
who resides in Manhattan
Last Sunday he visited hi3 sweet
heart, and it is said she told him
not to visit her any more.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs Quent
happened to go into her son's room
ind on the fl or she found George
in. agony. He was quickly re
moved to the hospital. He may
die. New York News.
Cures Blood Poison, Cancer, Ulcers,
Eczema, Carbuncles, Etc. medicine.
Free.
Kobert Ward. Maxey's, Ga.,
avs: "I suffered from blood
poison, my head,f ace and shoulders
vere one mass oi corruption, acnes
n bones and oints, burning, itcn
nsr, scabby skin, was ail run down
and discouraged, but - Botanic
rtlnnd Bairn cured me perfectly.
healed all the sores and gave my
m a 1 1
kin the rich glow oi ceaun.
lood Balm Dut new life into my
blood and new ambition into my
. r . . k T
brain." Geo. A. YV imams, iox
bury, face covered with pimples,
chronic sore on bacK oi neaa, sup
r.pratirjo' swellinsr on neck, eating
ulcer on leg, bone pains, itching
km cured perfectly oy uotanic
lood Ualm sores an neaieu.
Botanic Blood Bairn, cures all
malignant blood troubles, such as
.1 I
ecsema, scans ana scaics, piuipiw,
running sores, carbuncles.scrofula,
tc. Especially advisea tor an
h-itinate cases that have reached
he second or third stage. Drug-
criata. $1. To nrovc it cure;?, sam
ple of Blood Balm sent free and
prepaid by writing Blood Balm
Co.. Atlanta, Ga. Descibo trouble
and free medical advice sent in
waled letter.
'or sale by Cornelison & Cook.
Try the Sun's i-cent-a-
word ads. on first page.
Style No.4068
We are showing the latest styles and
blocks in STETSON" and HAWES HATS.
We do not keep them but sell them some
every day; your size and style is here today
but tomorrow?
Don't you really need a BATH KOBE.
We nave a large assortment now, but before
Christmas they wil be reduced. Buy one
before the CHRISTMAS RUSH begins.
lliul
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Rolbed Hotel Guests.
' Two white men named Sartin
and Williamson, from High Puint.
went to Greensboro last week and
put up at CleggV ho'el. Soon
aft r ward they were found robbing
the rooms of other guests of cloth
ing, etc., i sto.en goods-were
found in iheir possession. After
they were arrested they put up the
customary excuse, saying they
were drunk and did not know
what they were doing. They were
bound to court in a bond cf $50
each, gave bond and ware released.
A Timely Suggestion.
This is the season of the year
when the prudent and careful
housewife replenishes her supply
of Chamberlain's Cough Hemedy.
It is certain to be needed before
the winter is over, and results are
much more prompt and salif acto
ry when it is kept at baud and
given as soon as the cold is con
tracted and before it ha3 become
settled in the system. In almost
every instance a severe cold may
be warded off by taking this reme
dy freely as soon as the first indi
cation of the cold appears. There
is no danger in giving it to chil
dren for it contains no harmful
substance. It is pleasant to take
both adults and children like it
Buy it and you will get the best.
It always cures. For sale by Jas
flunimer.
Are You Aware
that in the course of one year the balance wheel of
your watch makes 157,680,000 revolutions.
Think Of It. .
In time the oil gams, produces friction and wears
tbe delicate bearings destroying their high finish
and perfect fit, thu3 ruining an accurate time piece.
An ordinary wagon is greased daily, a sewiDg ma
chine bliould te oiled several times daily when In
use, a railroad tDglne is oiled usually every hour.
Your watcn only needs oiling once in a year or 15
months. Any machine from a plow to a watch
needs attention Let us examine your watch or
c k; an honest opinion from us will cost you noth
ing. W. P. THORNTON,
Jeweler and Optician : , 115 South Main Street.
iliflEllio
STEEET
The Trinity College boys did a
fool thins: when they burned
JosephuB Daniels in effigy. But tbe
fWi that they are colleee boys of
course robs the incident of any
great seriousness. They will all
live to regret their conduct.
A young lady went into a well"
known establishment a few days
ago and said to the shopwalker:
Da you keep stationery ?"
"No, miss," replied the shop
walker; "if I did I should lose my
job." Tit-Bits.
. . How to Prevent Croup.
It will he good news to the moth
ers of small children to learn that
croup can bo prevented. L The first
sign of croup is hoarseness. A
day or two before the child be
comes hoarse. This is soon fol
lowed by a peculiar rough cough
Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
freely as soon as the child becomes
hoarse, or even after the rough
cough appears, and it will dispe!
all symptoms of croup. In thife
way all danger and anxiety may
be avoided. This remedy is used
by many thousands of mothers and
has never been known to fail. It
is, in fact, the only remedy that
can always be depended upon and
that is pleasant and safe to take.
For sale by James Plummer.
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'HIGH ART."
Copyrixhted 1903.
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FOR SALE BY
Kluttz &
have now ready 6 days in
goods we have ever offered
Our Dress Goods department is the most up to date
we liave ever offered.
We have a handsome
ets and Furs.
Our stock of Underwear
hard to keep a supply, they
A big assortment of our
Wool Blankets, the best
New supply of Carpets,
and Oil Cloth.
New stock of Shoes at
Fancy Flour, the best in town.
Leggett's Hecker's and Mountain Buckwheat Flour,
remier, Hecker's and American White Oat Flakes.
Maple, New Orleans and Sorghum Molasses.
The best Butter, Cheese and Crackers in the city.
The finest Apples, Pears and Grapes that grow.
Fresh Vegetables and Cereals, the best that come
0 town.
Fresh all Pork Sausage at 12 i-2c.
Pure Apple Vinegar, 4 years old, at 20.
10 salesmen ready to serve you at
IOjUTTZ&R
Some of the Best
Hunting and Fishing
in the
to be had in the territory traversed by
Southern Railway.
No other section ffeis to sports
men such inducements .ami such va
riety of game,
Special attention givea hunting
parties. '
Send 4c postage to S. II. ITardwick,
General Passenger Atrtnt, Washing
ton. D C , for copy of Hunting and
Fishing Book
The Gulf Coast Resorts, Mobile, New
Orleans, Mexico and California
"via
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
" Winter tourist tickets now on
sale to the noted resorts of the
Gulf Coast and Mexico and Cali
fornia. Tickets on eal9 via South
era Railway up to and including:
April 30 1903, limited to May 31,
1904, for return passage.
Elegant train service. The route
of the "Washington and South
western Limited" and "Sunset
Limited."
Ask nearest ticket agent f.-r de
tailed information and descriptive
matter.
Many of our patrons, are buying their
so as to have it when the cold weather comes.
Tht is proper, get it before the sizes aro
broken. "
. Gloves; Handkerchiefs, in cotton, linen
ana silk; Neckwear in attractive styles and
patterns; Suspenders in all styles; Rain
Coats and Mclntoshes; White ar d Colored
Stiff botom Shirts; pUin and fancy Hosiery,
10c to 50c a pair Umbrellas $1.00 to $6.00.
In fact we keep everything for men to wear.
Rendleman
the week the largest stock of
at prices that to see is to buy.
stock of Ladies Coats, Jack
has never been better; it 13
are so desirable.
boys heavy ioc Hose.
in town, from 75c to $5.00.
Rugs, Matting Linolium
any price.
"ETJ7 A TT'C!
Sun Office for
Job Work.
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
Departure of Trains From Saliibury.
5T0RTHE0TTHT).
No.. 8, r,o al, Charlotte to Klch., 8:17 m
36, Fast mail, Atlanta to N. 16.41 am
30, N.V.-FU. 11m., Jack., to N.T. 11:80 a m
12, Local. Atlan.-Elch., ar 8.3S It 8:66 p m
r. Vestibule. Atlanta to N. Y., 9:80 p aa
M New Through Train, 11 IT p na
4 , Atlanta-Watth. Ex., At. to W. 11:43 p aa
SOUTHBOUHD.
So. 39, Wash-Atlanta Ex. to Atlanta S M a
33, sew Through Train, 7 36 a aa
37, Vestibule to Atlanta -New Or. 1:17 a m
11, Local to Atlanta I'M a m
7, Local to Charlotte 1.07 p aa
29, N.Y.-Fla. Mm., to Jackaon rile 8:80 p aa
35. Fast mail to Atlanta-New Or. 8:48 p a
WESTBOUND.
Mo. 11, Local to Oh at. and Memphis I IS a na
35, Through to Ohat.-Men)phla liSpaa
FROM WIST.
So. 36, Through from ChaU-Mem. 11:38 am
IS, Local from Obat,-Memphl 8:88 p aa
YADKIH R. JL,
5o. 21, PasseDRer and mall, leares, 11 SB a a
47, Mixed, leares U 01 p aa
22, ran-,r iiger and mall, axrlTM 7 IS p aa
- 4, Mixed, arrives 8 00 a at
23 and carry day coaches between Wash
inyton and Charlotte.