7 S
Hiiylcr's and Hoys
ter's Candy
is the best of all. Florida
Vegetables, Bananas, Ap
ples and Oranges.
E&oter- Candy' .:'
Lowney's Chocolate Bon
bons just received; 6oc per
pound at
t. W. Grimes Drug Co.
Next Door to Postofflce.
N. Murphy.
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VOL XV
SALISBURY, N. C, FRIDAY EVENING, AljRIL 1, 1904
NO. 28.
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TOLD IN BRIEF.
Items Personal and Otherwise Picked ,
TJp on the Rounds.
DIES FROLI PARALYSIS
MRS. A. G. HEJBEBSOJ IS DUD.
BLACKBURN GOT THE NOMINATION,
Mr. W. M. Rath went to High
Point this morning.
Wife of Wocdleaf Physician Stricken
This Morning.
ALL ARE INTERESTED. I WORKING DP HITEREST
TEE ILL
ABSORBING TOPIC. I A SCHOOL FOB V TEACHERS.
RUSSIMS WIN.
E. A. Barber, Esq , of Barbers,
is in Salisbury today. T
REGULAR COIiVEIITIOn WAS ADJO0RHED. Mr. J. W. Cannon, of Concord,
was in Salisbury today. ; - '
Blackburn's Delegates From all the Counties Except
Alleghany Seated bv the Convention. The
Delegates Now in a Muddle.
North Wilkesboro, N. C, Apr.
" opecial. At 10 o'clock Ihis
morning the court house bell rang
and Secretary Cowles called the
- meeting to order, Mr. Long, of
Iredell, made the report of the
' minority on the -committee of
credentials. The Blsckbura dele
gates in the contested counties, all
except Allegheny, were seated.
J. A. Crisp, of Caldwell, was
elected permanent chairman and
E. Spenoer Blackburn . was nomi
nated for congress. Resolutions
were adopted endorsing Roosevelt
Mrs. A. G. - Henderson, of
Wbddleaf , died very suddenly this
morning about 9 o'clock. Mrs.
Henderson arose at the usual hour
for breakfast and had only been
Mrs. J. F. McCubbins spent I up for an hour when she was
yesterday afternoon in Charlotte. I stricken by paralysis. Her death
m; Ma finithor rfitnmArJ tn followed a few moments later.
China Grove yesterday afternoon.
The Convention atWilkesboro Occu
? pies all Minds. !
Fairbanks
for President ana
vice-president.
While the meeting was in ses
sion the regular chairman of the
committee of the uistrict met with
the majority of the committee in a
room below and heard the report.
( Mi i
The convention,
tcx ox a quorum,
adjoarned by the
I he boys are
Master Harry Sloop went to
Concord this morning on a visit
to relatives. -
for J Mrs. - G. F. Houcfc went to
H.
on account of a
was declared
thai r man.
in a muddle.
Blackburn was nominated by one
crowd bat the convention wa3 ad
journed by the regular chairman. I everybody. Burts Shoe Store.
Mrs. Ltienderson was od years
old and her splendid Christian
character commended her to al
who knew her.
The funeral services will be held
from the Methodist church at
Statesville this morning on a visit Woodleaf tomorrow afternoon at
to relatives. j 3 o'clock. Rev. J. P. Lanning
Keen lookers didn't need to look officiating.
the second time to see that Burt's
had stvles. SAL1LBU&T GIRLS WIN.
Mr. and Mrs, H. C. Williams
and. children, of Charlotte, are here
for Eaeter.
Mr. John . Ridenhour left this
morning for-Kinston, where he
will join a carnival company.
Early shoppers get best selec
tions. Criticism is welcomen by JoanK ladies recently took part in
- I ii . . t 1 cyi - - i I
Prove. That North Carolina Should not
Have Compulsory Education.
The Sun is always delighted to
chronicle any success of Salisbury's
people and takes great pleasure in
this instance.1 Two of
ao wan d
E. C. Bryant.
NEW COM UP.
Mr.N.R.
Shuping Has First Corn of
the County.
THIS AFTERS
505
i:
Mr. Noah R. Shuping, of Frank
I'm township, reports that he has
corn up this week, having planted
earlier than ever before. This is
txceptionally early for Rowan
county corn. Mr. Shuping . also
says that while he has been farm
ing for 37 years he has never
bought but two bushels of corn
within that time.
A Missionary Entertainment.
The Woman's Missionary Socie
ty of Ceestnut Hill Baptist church
One of the World's
xnis Afternoon.
S SHOOT.
All the barber shops in town,
will be closed Monday morning
after 11 -o'clock, as is their cus
tom. .
Best Will be Out
1
Mr. C. B. Adams, of Rockwell
City, Iowa, is. here today nd will
take part this afternoon in the third
shoot of the Salisbury Gun Club.
Mr. Adams was in the contest at
Charlotte yesterqay and broke 97
a debate at Red Springs in which
they showed j to most intelligent
judges that our State should , not
have v compulsory school laws,
Mieses Mary Shaver and Mable
Thomason represented the Epsilon
Master Malcolm Rumple, of Chi society against the Zitenn.
Davidson College, is here on a visit Below is an account of the debate
to his grandfather, Rev. Dr. J. taken from the Cnarlotte News:
Rumple. A thousand people gathered in
Mrs. D. F. Cannon and little tho Seminary auditorium last night.
daughter came in this morning Anere w.re uur contest, mier-
from Concord and will SDend Eas- P8rBea wun vocai ana insirumen
u i ? itai music oi a msa oraer.
lei uci TZm . - , ' . .
contestants were the only students j w acquaintance of both Messr8
Master William Staples Mauney not wearing the colors. Rev. Blackburn and Linney arrfong th
11 rri i ;i v ' ..
a Salisbury since yesterday morn-
ing over the Republican Congress- Schools, and Superintendent J. A
ional Convention at Wllkesboro. Rntlftr nt fhin TrArlAll Sfihiinlw.
UWhen it was known this morniDC I nnrn fior a vHtrfIav anrl n&id the
that the convection ad jmrued last city Echools a visit and incidental-
tTtlttTrt An w tt ti mm i
Supts Cochran and Butler Here For f KWfi Ut LAlliJ DAI ILK
That Purpose
JAPAIESE WERE DEMORALIZED.
Superintendent. R. J. Cochran,
of the Mecklenburg County The Press Corresnondents UnderB.es-
traint Are Now Free.
BAHDITSDOnDRDEG.
KILLED AN EXPRESS HESSE-GEIL
They Then Walked Away With Con
tents of the Safe. .
St, "Petersburg, April 1. Ac
-iight to 10 o'clock this jmorning ly the management of the schools cordu, to mi cfficial reprrts
therewas increased interest and the a hizh compliment When Mr. irom 1 anS ine isassians were
hour of the convention was inipa
tiently awaited. 1 i f .
Yesterday afternoon Mr. C. E.
Mills received two telegrams simil-
taneoosly. One signed by Mr. W.
T i. uni tii .ii
Jochran was asked if he had come
up to show Salisbury how to con
duct schools, he replied instantly 1 Northern
that he made the visit to learn how
himself. . v
victorious in the first actual eh
counter wnn - tne Japanese in
Corea. The Japanese
losses are reported heavy while
MTne real o6jert of these gentle
the Russians lost but a 'fewanen.-
eesWiiiin otflfirst ballot" rren's visit, wa3 to Bee the County Ik is l-ed- the Japanese became
urir. miiis, wno nas oeen a coiii Uo&td of Education and ask them thoroughly demorabz 3d and hoist-
spicuous leader among the Black- for an appropriation, the purpote ed two flags of surrender,
bdrnites was wreathed in smiles of which is to establish a summer rnHnn. A-n i tk .k.
and was ready to proclaim - the school at Davidst n College for the , . , . , . ti
, ,. , . L f of reliable information from the
eews when he opened the second public school teachers of all con-telegram.-
This was from Mr. Ab tisuour counties to Mecklenburg. 8eat o war makeB h almost impos-
Ld ' Ju.n "e" smt sou- ed dolefully Of coorbe, the Institute will not bel86 to form a correct idea of the
after this fashion: 'Price is within I ifmited to thee counties nor to the I situation. There are scores of
two votes of a nomination." . , j State, for that matter: but it offers newspaper correspondents scatter-
JThere had been much excitement Uduecial attractions to tde by A,i wh rnraa m.i,,,,;.
over the situation and.the? pent up reason of minim zing expenses. - . .
;naMo ' ' I V - ' . but the censorship presents the
interest could no longer j be res- The cum the promoters of a - ... - . .
trained. Price men talked in the puouc benefaction ask, is a modest sending of information. Outside
emphatic and exultant substitutes one indeed ' and it is not for , a I reports are so cot fl-.ctiog that they
or ''bully," :. "confounded good" moment to be believed that the (are practically valueless. Military
anI the like, while Mr." Mills pro- county board will turndown' that everts hflliv th JUnanpB !n.
nouncedMr. urrageja ge;ntleman petition. To carry on this work, tend to concentrate their troops at
of excellent sense, character and Messrs. Cochraji and Butler ask for . . ,t rXT--
pltfgged Mr. tingle wth -f well jn.t one hundred dollars, the price MLUkden an 7"rk "Pwar" to w
It's all overland Mr. Mills was nf p, nn,l ,r W.r fnr fn.tr nwwig auu ran Artuur, auacs:-
moaths. All tha teachers in the ing latter the from the rear: aDd
county are eligible for attendance also from the sea. . .. .
and the term will last four , weeks. St. Petersburg, Aril 1. Prof.
L ' i til ! : ? A. X - - - M - L 1
xt wm oe an insutuie oi dbc1 Ynz30vitcha Russian teacher
lute practicality, instead ox lm
Redding, Calif, April 1. Three
masked men held, up aj. train oa
the Southern Pacific Railroad at
Copley, ten miles north of here.
They killed Express Messenger
O'Neill and escaped with the con
tents of the express box. Tha
report was brought here by the
engineer and an armed posse which
was organized, is now scourictba
country to capture tae bandit.- -
BIG FIRE IN ECaTLEii. K
The Heart of the Business Tistrict
Burned Today. "
supremely happy when he had this
morning's news. j--J --U ,'.' ; i
There has never
a Republican
contest in North Carolina fn which
Demoorats were so deeply inter
ested as this, o win? to the person-
The j al popularity of Mr. jrice and the
out of 100 figures. Everybody is
invited to attend the shoot .this ia temporarily abiding at the home John B eeon. D. of Lauringburg, members of this party in f Rowan
anernoon. r , wms jmuw.iiu. u. m biouiiot, M r. u l?aattAvnio
and A. J. McKelwav. D. D.. of I ? THE HEW SnPERraTmPNT
i;euffntea wiwuaiMronersuiass. Mrs. N. E. Eirnhardt went to Charlotte, had been invned to act!
, .. I -. I J . ' I - ' , - I . . -j
Messrs. Butler and Cochran, Concord this morning ; on a visit, las judges . of the contests. The I His Promotion Previously Contempla
who were here yesterday were in- j Shewas accompanied by her son exercises were remarkable in their ; ted by the Southern
vited in the afternoon to attend a and daughter. . . excellence, the debate being one of I - ; !
The children 4 UhwIdTiortKTTJatOlIIIS haTe-COm-rwniorrow morning, pucceeu juf.
at 8 as not only to please the
o'clock. Music by Chestnut . Hill but to astonish them in the way of
band. Admission 10 and-15 cents
at
Tokio University, who has just ar-
will mve . an entertainment; in
connection with a bazar, Saturday the primary roonis. The children Misg Mary, have returned : from I HouIdorta wronns nsTrrom
evening, April 2, at Knox Hall on acquitted themselves in such a way Savannah Ga where they have PQleorv education
Chestnut Hill, beginning at 8 as not only to plebse the visitors, w snfindinr the nast month.
E7erybody invited to come.
i
progress, it was large speech mat
caused Mr. Griffija to say that no
j institution in the
I primary teachers
bust fact, i
The Telephone April Fool Piend.
The Sun has suffered its share of
affl -ction today through the sense
of humor that dwells in the April
fool fiend. Its telephone has been
in constant requisition during.the Society will give
day and in a majority of instances (this, afternoon
the reply has been "April Fool." six o'clock, on Dr. Rumple's lawn.
South has better
. and it was a ro-
tomorrow
Horace Baker
Aftr Ihfl nnnteata the indues lot tne unariotte- Atlanta division
retired and after moments of anx- of the Southern Railway ;says the
ions suspense asrreed upon their Charlotte News. I
bury, visited her parents, Mr. and decisions. The Epsilon Chi So- Mr. McManus is a toolbar of Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Parker, last week. al-Af. .aft worker! the honors of ICS. MoManbs. the creneral super-
1-.. . .. . ..
intendent of the ooutherni
nnrtino' teiachfi - frnrii n r nniTar.
sities. professors with degrees as riTed bere' the JP n
lmsas a candidate's tonffue and fidently expacted the Japanese
whose sole object seems to be the army would capture Moscow in a
giving of erudite and mystifying fortnight and compel the Czar to
Uctures, this hchool will take the accept terms of peace. '
arithmetics, grammars and all the , .
b ,oks now in general use among Toklf Apru l.-The first party
tie schcors tnd lUch them daily, of foreign newspaper correspon-
lf in the coarse of their work, the dents at Tokio left for the front
TMib.ic.ieacbers have encountered today. It consisted of sixteen
mar ha th.m" 1 iVTT.L'Ii'iFi-S m3n mostly American - and Eog-
as buberidtendent other words, this summer Bchoo
Mrs. John Forrest, of ; Salis-
An 'Egg Hunt.
The Junior Christian Endeavor
an egg hunt
:. from four till
J I IlavlU lUiUlQUOU tuo wow vooajj
Mr. Will and Miss Neal Lilly the best poem and the best debat-
went to Salisbury a few days ago ers. The Zatesian got
to visit their sister, Mrs. R, L.
Moji and leave there
6 th on
The admission tee will be
cents and the proceeds, will be
the new Congo boat.
2all This Afternoon.
The Bennett College ball team
from Greensboro arrived in Salis
bury this morning and will play
i the Liy iDgatone College team on
the lattei's grounds this afternoon.
Bannett was defeated by Living- family to FaittJ
stone at a game in GreenBboro last I next week. Mr
Week. 1 pmnVovmftn
Moves to Bo wan.
t. , :-
Says the Stan
five
for
y Enterprise:
Mr. E.' C. Lehlz will move his
i-
Rowan county,
Lantz has obtain
: at the granite
Their many friends
to see them leave.
quarry there.
here will regret
Barringer. Stanly Enterprise.
Local gardeners are getting in
good licks today. It is generally
understood among garueners that
the unfavorable season passes with
Easter. : ; ;
Mr. Robert H. Johnson market-
od a load of his famous apple cider
this morning and the Sen is in
debted to him for a quantity. He
will be in again tomorrow.
A SaHsburian today suggests the
names of Messrs. T. C. Linn and
the decla
mation hoonors. It has been
broadly hinted, however, that the
contestants were so nearly even
i railroad people.
Mr. McManus has.
J.
Mr. J. R. Monroe Returns. .
Mr. J. Robert Monroe and fam
ily, who have been living in Geor
gia for the past eighteen months,
returned to Silisbury this morn
ing. . Mr. Monroe has been very Lddr th mksa mtetin at the
desperately in out nis condition omirt hnn to- at 1 2 o?cIock.
now is such chat he is nearly able The pubUc gDij ia cordially
invited to be present.
Mr. Bailey at Court House Tomorrow
Mr. Jj W. Bailey, chairman of
j the State Anti-Saloon League, will
to resume work.
Union Copper Mine A fairs.
Mr. James. Phillips, Jr., and
Tftfar W. M. Butler, of Boston,
oVrivAfl in RAHmhnrv this mnrninc
on business connected with the the maQy pderawi friends who
affairs of the Union Copper Mine.
Thanks for Kindnesses Shown.
Mrs. Wm. H. Julian and family
desire to extend sincere thanks to
the many considerate friends whr
extended so many kindnesses dur
Mr. Phillips' went to Gold Hill this in he Pr Wf l s ' an? after
lua ucniiii ui liBa ibid 11 u. uiiau
morning while Mr. Butler
spending the day in Salisbury.
is
D, of L Meeting.
Tae Daughters of I ioerty meets
tjoight at 7:30 o'clock A full
attendance is requested.
Myrtle Julian, Councilor.
Last! ShelL
re lags,' Bet wi
if returned to
I comb, gold trim
h pearls.. Reward
"C." Sun office. 1
the South, are thrown open and
and this the buddings are large aad com-
fact is introduction tmough to the fortable. No teacher need fear
V that the expense will be so great
up to a 9hort that he cannot afford it. If be
time ago, been cnieft clerk to Mr. doesn't go there to learn it will
C. H. Ackert, the general mana- pay him to make the trip to live.
the court was divided upon more ger of the &outhern.j While miing tsoard may oe naa ior oo a
than one of the contests. I this important position, JMr. Mc- week and board and rooms with all
Man us showed splendid executive furnishings but a few more or less
. -1 -. In i I 'aiJ I? " ; l . .It kA Via A
ftnlo-ntha - I aoiuiy as wen as iue otner essen- mBigaincaui aiuuco, iujr uo
. I . . J. .it . I . An 11 ' I 1 .1
. ... . . , ...Al' - tiai ouanneations or tne successiui ror a weeaiv. as ma aurcwu u
' 'hia mill !- tnft KliniBCI UIKin 7 I 1 "
Aula ..... " J s
is tn intrnr.t the teachers.
The doors of Davidson College, a transport, landing at a place not
situated in a beautiful place and stated. It is inferred from the
with as fine a campus as there is in release of the correspondents that
the Japanese plans are now com
pleted and the land war is Eoon to
Montreal, April 1. -Fire today.
broke out in Watson Joel and
Company' building on St. Helena
street and quickly Epread to bi
mecantile houses on either - side.
It soon grew beyond control and
the firo department made heroio
efforts to prevent further spread
ing in the heart' of the business .
distric Tae fire is still raging at
11 o'clock this morning ;and no
estimate of tho loss could be given.
About 1 o'clock the fire was under
control.
BAIN to:
The Weather Forecast for Horth Caro
Una for 24 Hours.
.Washington, D. C. Apr. l-Tha
weather forecast for North Carolina
for the ensuing 24 hours is:
Showers tonight, cooler in ex
treme western portion. Saturday
probably fair, cooler in the inte
Officers at Belgrade Henoved.
TJslgrade," April 1. Tha Uv
murders have been removed from
the courtand.it is. expected that
the foreign diplomatic representa
tives will soon return.
ME. BRYAN APPEALS.
begin.
SULLY AGAIS BUYING.
Counsel for the Nehraskan Appeal to
the Supreme Court.
Is Backed by Men Whom He Helped
to Make Fortunes.
New Haven, Conn., March 31.
A finding that "the sealed letter by
which Philo S. Bennett expressed
a wish that $50,000 should be eriven
New York, April 1.- It is stated to William Jennings . Bryan and
on good authority that ex-Cotton his family was not a part of the
IT railroader. As soon! as an oppor-lvertiser would say, "these prices King Sully is again operating in last will of Mr. Bennett, was re-
o represent Rowan county in the
egislature next year. ..:
Mrs J. E Smoot and two child
rent came m inis morning
... v -n. T-ft "11
which Rev. L. oaie wm mi- . for aHvanmeht ! was nre- cannot be duplicated. LnWnn on -a lare 8Cale. He is turoed by the jury today in the
dress the congregation at naven - , t-- L -A -rw..nKa ; n.inr of . . . ' , Sunerior Court, in the trial of
Lutheran church on Chestnut Hill TJS, Z L Io 8tated 10 b 66611 anea7: DDy6r Mr. Brvan's appeal from the da-
.. . s i ii in km mil it-1 i ij iMiiiinii iiif Lim i li i in L 1 1. 1 1 1 II v n. UU UJUUU t VV W UU " I m -m m A r T I '
Key. ABodie is pastor oi ..rn".-T rr"-:? ' . j .u. t . d or May from 14 ou up ana oi iuiy .-. ; . ,uA vrnht Conrt. This
j uDDori&ni aivisioa on me svsiem. ensriaeeriD? iuu Buwruritw. ajui, . - , . - iu .
1 T it will return an hundred fold to from 14 75 P An ltals ere findinz, which upholds the decision
KILLED WIFE'S PARAMOUR. the county whose teachers the made through intermediates but it of the Probate Court, was given
' I - nriviWes of this offer and whose is understood that Sally is manag- ia accordance with instructions to
A Concord Negro Blazes Away At His C(miDment for the public service iny the debits. The men are the jury from Judge Gager, who
tonipht.
the Union-Christiana, charge, and
comes here from Georgia. He is
a strong speaker and will show the
H. McKenzio as suitable parties Ujjact ag0ny of crucifixion in its
terrible light.
Rev. Dr. Cox, of Granite Quarry,
preached a carefully prepared ser-
this morning from mon with force and power on me
Concord and will spend the Easter agony of Christ and in Gethsemane.
season here with Mrs. Smoot's He has maae a special eiuuy oj
nf- anA Mm w G the Dower of sin. and gave last
jjm. uuu w www' vi i r a: . ,
Wife And a
Manj
is . so
and magnified. friends o Sully and made large PM1 at the Superior Court
ie high end to L .t. I , trial. Judge Gager's ruling on a
parents,
Watson.
Misses Lucy Battle Martin and At tte Methodist Church.
Martha Venable Davis, of the
Presbyterian College at Charlotte,
'are spending the Easter holidays
withMrs. S. H. Wiley on West
Bank street.. i
night one of his best sermons. j to the officers, stating that he had
Z,.m crump, a wen known negro, of the yoath l of th18 State the
came up town ana gave uimseii up ma:aetic aimS 0f republican citi
zenship, will-not be slow to avail
themselves of such an opportunity.
question which has never before
come directly before the courts nf
enhanced
l '-4- i I Tl U-r. tVia ' liirvti
Thursday's Concord Tribune fiprvft ft ,tate fttru.wlini? UD r0m fortun68 m8 ce,p
sayt: I . I " ;mn,.n.n. intn nnwor flnrl with no
This afternoon abent 13 6V ock nnt.nnmo tho tu iQ;T,fT REPRESEITATIYE OF GAMBLERS. Connecticut, decided that the sealed
letter could not be admitted as
Sensational Disclosures are Expected evidence in the trial. As Mr. Bry
at Albany, New York. lan's appeal was based on the ex
elusion of this letter as a part of
Albany, N. Y., April l.-Charg the will in the Probate Court, the
ei are made that the representa- decision of Judge Gager that it
ti of aNew York o-amblincr house could not be admitted as evidence
" o 1 ... , . . i
wia ?o n .tin , hn.rf practically concluded tne proceea
r " - , ;n hr Siinarinr CVinrf. and
at Trov and distributing a fund of L, i. i
- i
killed Ham met - Montgomery and
shot his wife. I .
urump was at once piaceu in r pr4rS . , t BrrflPlia
iUAU ifiMiBMM " mmm mm mm w r www
Good Friday. "
, Good Friday was observed to
day at the Catholic, Episcopal and
Lutheran churches of Salisbury.
Services were held at the morning
hour." '. ! ' .
' Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
the service at the "First Methodist j'ail having; surrendered himself to
church will be especially ior par- Sheriff Harris. -The tragedy oc
ents and children. There will be curred below the fair ground prop
no service tomorrow night.; Urtv where -Crump came on Mont
A Total of More Thaii $33,000,000
ForAMarch.
Mr. Comann will remain here
through Sunday.
Another large congregation at
tended last night's service. There
will be service tonight as usual.
THAT is a marvel of beauty-
gomery and Crump's wife.
Finding the two as he suspected
Crump opened fire." I He shot
Ham met dead and I then' fired on
Sin Francisco, April 1. The
mint here has broken all records
for coining gold money during the
his wife. A . physician- was sent! month of March, the total being
at once and officers; to investigate. I $33,113,500, an average of more
the iurv was accordinel'v directed
over one hundred thousand dollars tQ br-ng in a verdict against Mr;
to securo votes of assemblymen Bryan. An appeal will be taken
against District Attorney Jerome's to the Supreme Court by Mr. Bry-
bill against gambling. Sensational an's counsel, on the ground tbtt
. . , the letter should be admitted as a
duel aares are expected. . oUUD trnat
Dm km CDtMUllOUVU A
an
Mrs. J.. F. Conrad will have
opening of new millinery April l&t
Cordial invitation
It
and 2nd, 1904
extended to all
Chief Miller Out Today.
Chief of Police Miller is able to
be out today for the first time since
ha was shot by a. robber. ;
Just received, California fruit,
pineapples, grape fruit, oranges,
apples and banar ls. Best stock
ou market at Sal.'.eby's candy
kitchen. - &
An Important
" Call and
Fine meats' at the lowest prices,
at Rasher's cash meat market. -- tf
Call.
BE AND HANDSOME PACKAGES
if trfumery at Comelison &
Cook's. " 3t
Pa-o Brown Leghorn eggs lor
. , . ' , IK anna
pale. 75C5ts per utsinus ox
j r. Robinson, 403 S. Eilis St.
pay your estate ana
county tax and save your vote and
costs. 1 his is for you not your
neighbor. EpR Julian. Sheriff. 2t
Nice Furnkshed Rooms for Rent,
229 E. Inniss st., near fountain, tf
Don'tjWait, Buy Now !
We are selling real estate every
day. Bargains can be bad if you
see us. HiVjery one mat ouys irom
us makes money, i
JVJAUFIN jbos.
. o.ii. j I These two negroes are well known u , m;iiion rinii ora a. rift v.
A VOUIIO-. hlthv trnr.r and I OaieCUj H vauujr uiuucu iiiivyTT i Ari 1 . , . .. . . lUBU " J '
Hi 1 BUOU ODpoviaiij vja. vuw " ' $
eentle horse for sale ! Price $140.
Apply to Brown Shoe Store.
trade. All pure candies arranged I ing a man! well thought; of.
in artistic shape.
'Faster ecr rlvn - nnatAr arena
hananftR. orancrps annlpo ond boo AlAlJs X X SJn.i.LiXi9
the Easter rabbits. Max Moses. are fragrant and delicious. Will
make you smile forever. Uorneii-
Biir Faster Ra1 nn Pftlifniift BOn & Cook. . 3t.
sweet oranges this week, 20cts
. Found H-Buttonj picture of elder
ly gentleman. Apply Sun office.
For Saturflav7 Eister
vou will find Armour's fine bfcef.
Tnmdtn Plants ! Now. on sale mutton, veal and neet liver : ais
at- Mrs. M. O. Linton's creen 200 finest dressed chickens ana ouu
house. . 3t. pounds smoked sausage. .uarg
supply oi good couniry pom.
la part of
Trade
dozen at Saleeby's candy kitchen.
GAME EGOS
for sale $2 50 per netting.
WarhorBes and Shawls.
G. A. Jackson.
wump?,
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Dollar Soda Water Coupon Book.
This coupon book contains twenty-four
five cent coupons which
will be received-as cash in pay
ment for an five or ten cent drink
served at our fountain.
mtroti l
Honey Comb Chocolate Chips
Bequest From Mr. Jackson. are most elegant., ouq per pouuu.
Owing to the misfortune which Uorneiiscn & ook. t
befell me in the loss of my plant ., ... i w "k aaanrt.
,f n by tire on the night of March 15 I ufcI 7h VhiTea
Mu Jnat rnfitw r 1Mt rnn ment of fish 1 have had this sea-
:vf - n----rv. eon. See me before Buying and
settle their accounts at once, so le orrf or Eaeter f had Prices
Special sale on California sweet Don't forget that we can give you
2 l - vv. -l . ni i ii.i i ..i : in... r,rt t nn
n vn-DiPAT mviT tbkat KUK i nmncft. uctn iu zin ai oaieeuv B I LOB IWSl UHIUO Uiuo iu
J ;juuaa n i. a t - - - , . - I
candy kitchen
row.
tomor- market.
2tl
H. Holmes.
today and
V.C I '
Bread! O'd Homestead
9 room house oppo- Bestl Fresh every day. C. L
For Rent 1
site Senator Overman's residence,
H II. Spedden. 3t.
2t
bread.
Hall.
r ..u:u . i A I alwayB the lowest
mai x may i ouuiiu niiuuub ustiuv I - .T. . . n , s i , ... hi
L KnJ mnn. fnr th?- nnrfl . W. A. BkQWN, phone 111.
Very respectfully,
M. L. Jackson
See It? What?
"A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFI
CIENT.'
A Thoughtful Man. Then be BUre VOu get Wiley's
M. M. Austin of Winchester, Easter caDdies the best t0c goods
Tnrt bnnv what tn rln in the hour I ever sold. Cornelieon & Cook. 3
nf need. His wife had such an
nnncnsl raaA nf atnmph and liver 1 TO The iAttieS.
UUUSVtt SSmtJ v 1
trouble, physicians could not help Call and take a look at .my ri,as-
as
F.
The window at! SaleebvV candy her. He thought of and tried Dr. ter Millinery. I have a full
" J I 1 n.. . I ' . 3 ii
n u uo. r ;Dii v;t.h.n ! nrA n innV t .rnnrl tn Kinor'rt New Liife Jfills and sne got sorimeni. siyusn aua preuy
SRliRhnrv 81 nermonth. Address Drawer D. I eat. ' All candies at this place are relief at once and was nnaiiy x:ur n auer, uofl, mmDu up
Drug Co.. 115 N. lain street. I Spencer, N. C.
30t. ' pure, fresh and cheap;
i ed. 25c, at all drug "stores.
stairs,
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letter to Rev II. E. ParrUh,
Salisbury, N. C.
Rev. Sir : Three churches in
Baldwinsville, N. Y., have had
their first, lesson in Dovoe.
Messrs. Osterhout & Lockwood
painted the Presbyterian parson
age; estimated 30 gallons; took Tl.
painted the Episcopal church; esti
mated 4U gallons; toot zo.
Same painters painted the Uath-
olic church; estimated 50 gallons;
took 39.
Of course, they estimated frora
what they had been using. Tha
saving in paint and work is k or
$5 a gallon. Total saving on threa
jobs 125 to $150 the paintir
costs two or three times as much
as the paint, you know.
Yours truly,
9 F. W. Devoe & Co.
Ktsler Sons H'd'w Co., Ag?t.
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