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Sacrifice dor reputation of may r)irs'loiiB ' ?
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best goods. In so doing we hare reached a ;
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are justly proud. Call and we will show you !
mi'
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Family recipes- bring then
here also. They are as important
as prescriptions. It's better to get
all household drug necessities at
such a store.
Next Door to FoBt OfSce.
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the most complete line of high grade gro
ceries In the city. '
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VOL. XVI.
III ' - - - -
' . SALISBURY, N. C, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25, 1904.
t I - - "' - - 11 1 ' - i ' -" 1 1 ' " " , 1
RILLED ACCIDENTALLY
MR. GIDEON MISENHEIMER SHOT.
Accidentally Killed Himself While I
. Hunting Yesterday.
While Mr. Gideon Miseribeimer,
hi father and his brother were
out huntiDg yesterday, the young
min named, accid n'aIy shot him -self
and died an hour and a -, half
lit&r. He was carrying a 22 cal
ibre rifle and the dogs were -chae-ing
a rabbit which they "caught.
Just how the accident was paused
TO
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"ill1" BROAD AWAY OH TRIAL 2 DEATHS III CODIiTI I AH ARTISTIC TfilPIIPH VERY FRIGHTf PL FALL A HORRIBLE DEATHJa FIRE YESTEEDIY.
Items Peraonal and Otharwiaa Picked I nm pav srrnsn nFfinim nnnnnn L. 2 ' ; . : .1 " "i I " I ,
on the Rounds.
BILl FOB SECOND DEGREE MURDER DEATH OF WELL-KNOWN PERSONS.
! I i
Mr. Peter Hairston, of Coolee
mee, is in Salisbury today.
Mrs. T, Edgar Johnston returns
The Case Will Hardly Go to the Jury J Mrs. Znox and Mr. Steele, of Cleve
WAS "SCENES FROM THE BIBLE j WORKMAN GOES DOWN CHIMNEY. I ELECTROCUTION THIS MORNING MR J M MADPIN'S HODSE CJUIID
Before Tomorrow.
land, Are Dead.
is not known. It is thought that turned last night to Salisbury.
The trial of Thomas Broadaway,
toniarht from R phmond where she charged with the murder 6f Milas!
spent Thanksgiving.
M .
Dr. J. EI Smoot, of Concord,
spent last night in Salisbury. Mrs.
Smoot is visiting her parents.
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T. Frank Sladson, Esq., epent
yesterday at Cleveland - and re-
the rifle was cocked and the trig
ger pulled, bat in an unaccount
able way.
When young Misenheimer was
shot, his brother ran to him and
asked him if he had hurt himself.
He replied that he had and that he
would not have done it for all the
rabbits. The builet entered the
right side of the race, ranged up
wards and lodged in the brain.
Mr. Misenheimer leaves a young
wife to whom he was married a
year ago, aid her lot is a sad one.
The accident took place in Morgan
township sixteen miles from here.
BEAUTIFUL HOME WEDDING.
Mrs. Ben Allen Khox, of Cleve
land, died yesterday morning at
her home about 6 30 o'clock.
Mrs. Knox had been ill for sev
eral weeks with typhoid fever and
during the early p&rt of her illness
prosecution, while Senator Over
man and Representative Klnttz
appear for tbe defense.
AT THE LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Tee Rebekah's- will entertain at
North State Lodge room tonight
at 7:30 shard
Prof. I. CJ Griffin spent yester
day in Richmond taking in the
great game.
Mr. F. M.lKeith, one of the best
known of Southern engineers, was
in Salisbury yesterday.
Remember the Rebekah's will
nave music, oysters ana iruiis to- An interesting service was that
night at North State Lodge room. l-st nio-ht at the Lutheran chnreh.
i i -
Mr. Paynt gave out yesterday Ut was a Thanksgiving programme
consisting of celery, I with music and addresses appro
oes, cabbage, bread priate to the occasion.
Reed, was on in Superior Court
yester day '. The examination of
witnesses for the State was con
cluded yesterday afternoon and wit-
nesses for the defense were pot on (gave promise of her recovery. She
the stand this morning. Broada- j peJbsed the crisis, however, in a
way is being tried for murder in j weakened condition and her death
the eecond degree and the contest j was not unexpected
is warm. a. Leo Wright iLsq ? is Mrs. Knox, before her marriage
assisting Solicitor Hammer in the I was Miss Kittie McKinnon
And This Show of Beautyj Was Too
- ; Poorly Attended!
Tk. U a . L . 01. . M. . v m I
au ovuuiuu ouupi viosea xown iori
Thanksgiving Day
98 baskets.
apples, pota
and chicken tb
Miss Wiley E. Barber Weds Mr. Wm.
A. Monroe.
List night at 8:30 o'clock at the
residence of Capt. J. Irank Bar
ber, the father of the bride. Miss
Wiley E.hel Barber and Mr. Wil
liam Asby Monroe were j jined in
matrimony. Rev. Dr. F. J. Mur
doch, officiating. Mrs. H. H.
Speddtn played the wedding march
LoheDg;in.
The attendants were Miss Grace
Weet, maid of honor, beautifully
dressed in green mull, and Mr.
Albert Monroe, cousin of the
groom as best man. The groom
entered the parlor with the best
man, Mr. Monroe, and the bride
lowed leaning on the arm of her
was handsomely
each one.
i
Eogineer W. N. Crenshaw who
I has been in I St. Louis for three
months, has returned and resumed
his run.
All Odd Fellows and tneir fami
lies should att md the entertainment
given by the Rebekah Lodge this
evening at .7:5 0.
Messrs. W ade Barrier, M. C.
McCurdy, R nymond Palmer and
Earle Thorn p! on spent Thanksgiv
ing yesterday in Concord.
Miss Flack LeGrand, of Char
lotte, who has been the guest of
Miss Emma 3rown, returned to
Charlotte this morning. "
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Mr. and Mi s. C L. Dye, spent
yesterday at Mrs. Dye's home in
Rock Hill, South Carolina..
t.
Pricl
!lk.
carryj
white chrysanthemums.. The par-
lor was tasteialiy decorated m
white, yellow and gree a.
The presents were numerous and
handsome. ,
The bride, the youngest daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Barber,
is an admirable and lovely young
woman. The groom, a son of Mr.
W. A.Monroe, Sr., is an ; employe
of the Southern shops and is much
respected by all who know him.
An informal reception was held
after the ceremony. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe are at
Mrs. Bradstaw' on North Main
street for tbe present.
1
Robeson county. She was of
Scotch-Irish family and her devo
tion to the Presbyterian church
the national religion of Scotland
was one of the denominating char
acteristics of her life. She was 67
Thanksgiving Service last Night and years old, a brief period of time,
.M.iw.mn,. oui aeons or useiumess they were,
r "b I T ' V- 1 1 I .1
j irno, nuui icmtw uusuauu,
one of Rowan's prominent farmers
and citizens, a man of wealth and
influence. She is also survived
by two daughter?, Mrs. J. B.
Johnston, of Mocksville, and Miss
Katie James Knox, of Cleveland.
Mrs. J. B. Council, of this city, is
a niece.
The funeral services were held
today from Cleveland and the in
terment made in the Presbyterian
burying grounds.
R".on ; wan
at XVUTVKU LUUl t lUlO lUUililUg.
a -visitor
morning to
with Mr. and
ATTENTION ODDFELLOWS
- i
Daughters of Rebekah WilrGive an I
Entertainment Tonight.
There will be a social entertain
ment given tonight at 7:30 o'clock
at the North State Lodge room,
corner Main and Council streets
by the Daughters of Rebekah.
There will be speechmaking, music
and oysters and fruit. All Odd
Fellows and their families are cor-
retnrned to Albemarle on
train, j
Editor John M. Julian of
Sun and Mr. Carl Hammer of
Globe) joined Capt. Hambley's
party to the Narrows today.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Thompson
went to Thbmasville yesterday
fepend Thanksgiving
Mrs. C. Thompson.
Miss Hermina Quant z, of Con
cord, spent yesterday in the city
with her cousin. Miss Emma Max
well. ! and returned home this
morning. j
Mrs. Sterling Jones, of Greens
boro, and Miss Jennie Buford, of
Winston-Salem, are the guests for
a few days jf Mrs. Andrew Bu
ford, on West Inniss street.
There will be services at St.
Paul's Epifcbpal chapel, Chestnut
Hill, tonight ' Sermon by Rev. Dr
Subject : Infant Bap
Following are the features:
Anthem by chair.
100th Psalm. ;. T
Gloria Patri. J
Invocation. I i
Father we Thank Thee, 3 child
ren.
Reading: History of Thanks
giving, Miss balome Wilson.
Trio, Messrs. White, Matthews
and Mr. Rideout.
Recitation, Miss Kiz sr.
The Spirit of Giving, Mr,
Jenkyns Peeler.
Hymn.
Doxology.
Benediction. ;
Mrs. Fannie Mauney Badly Hurt
The manny friends in this vicin
ity of Mrs. Fannie Mauney, of j
Gold Hill, will regret to hear of
'"fnrlnno wh!h raxmtln ka.
He I fell her. ae rm a wagon
Trrtxxorer cansi oune sou uu riu.
Her : condition ia precarious but
the I not regarded as serious, one is
the doing as well as could oe expect-;
ed. Stanly Eoterprise.
Salisbury is especially saddened
today over the sudden death last
night of -Mr. J. W. Steele, of
Cleveland. Heart failure was tbe
direct cause of his unexpected
taking off, there having been noth
ing throughout the day indicating
less than his customary health.
He ate heartily of the good
things prepared for his Thanks
giving, and there was not the
slightest warning of the end which
took place at 9:30
Mr.
The second production of the
Scenes from . the Bibli, at the
Opera House on Wednesday night,
sraiced much over the first in the
technical excellence thatcjimes from
practice,7 and lost nothing of the
beatjty which delighted
dierce ef ' the first night;
thirg went with remarkable
sisbothness for an; amateur pro
duciion, sevsral scenes which were
omitted on the first night were
presented, the intervalsj between
tne pictures were as snort as could
Several Attempts Made Before it Was
Accomplished.
Origin of Fira Unknown. About C --3D
Loss.
a
tne au
I Every
possibly ! have been expected, and
some charming musical numbers
were introduced during tne periods
of waiting. i
Taken altogether, it is the merest
justice to say that tbe production
of these scenes from the sacred
text has been an artistic! triumph
V d 1 . - I m
coining nas ever beep seen in
Salisbury to equal these living
pictures in beauty of conception,
in richness and pictures oneness of
spectacular effect, in poetic grace
of composition and in fidelity of
detail. As the curtain rose upon
scene after scene, each if possible
more striking and more beautiful
ban the other, and eah telling
its sory with the dramatic force
and with a marvelous loveliness of
color, form and pose, wonder
grew in the minds of the Spectators,
not only for the effects presented,
but for the artistic knowledge and
skill which had prodoced such
fleets under difficulties which
might well have Eeemjed insur
mountable. For it was an under
taking as difficult as it was ambi
tious, to j present these Oriental
scenes, demanding, such splendor
of settidg and warmth o
coloring.
such picturesque ccslokning and
oieeie was pess tne a noted auch arcuracv of accessaries, with-
life of man but had unusual vigor out the resources of 1 sta?e and
for a man deprived of one of his scenery ' which are dhly to be
useful members. Twentysaix ye? rs n2Jid tmtrdpol!iWts.
ago he lost a leg by having it And vet.
Mr. Baynor Here. j
Mr. Frank W. Riynor, a prom
inent lawyer.of Memphis, Tenn.,
who has been in Washington for
the past two weeks, passed through
the city yesterday enroute to ' his
home in Memphis, having been
called thither, on account of the
serious illness of his mother. j
nected with the Globe Publishing
ICombanv. Mr. Dayton will
dially invited to be present. Those 0Derate the linotype and Mr.
who misj thi9 social will certainly
miss a pleasant -evening. The
Rebekah'd wilt give an exhibition
drill, having one of the most up to
date degree teams in the State.
KinBey is make-up man
A Card of Thanks.
We desire to extend our sincere
appreciation to neighbors and
friends for their kindness and sym
pathy shown us during the sudden
illness and after the death of our
husband and father.
Mrs Nash and famixt.
parade.
Mr. Steele
Murdoch,
tism. j
' Messrs. Frank Dayton and Chas.
Kinsev. of ! Schenectady, New
York, are here and will be con
"CRACK A JACK COMPANY."
Will Show Tonight in Salisbury.
Prices are Moderate.
The
A Quiet Wedding.
Mr. Henry M. Sells and Miss
Lottie M. Wiggins, with a couple
of friends, walked away from their
boarding house on North Main
street Wednesday night and were
Rev. Caldwell Goes to Albemarle.,
Rev. A. S. "Caldwell, of Barium
mgs, who has been supplying
the Spencer Presbyterian church, Department
has acceptel an invitation to the j Blackwelder. The family did not
pastorate of the Albemarle Pres- j know they were to be married be
byterian church and will go to ANf0re they returned to their board-
bemarle shortly. ling house.
Mr. Sells is a faithful employee
Missing Articles. 0f the Basihger Carriage & Har
To the gentlemen taking part in ness Company. Miss Wiggins has
'Scenes from tbe Bib!e:" Two been an employee at the Salisbury
pairs of tizhts are missing. As Steam Laundry.
The "Crack A Jack Company?
arrived in Salisbury this morning
and will show at the opera house
tonight.' This company is recom
mended as entertaining one and
the prices 15, 25 and 35 cents are
moderate enough.
Germany Will Paiticipate.
Washington, Nov. 25. -Germany
J I 1 3 A LI 4. aLa I
married in Ihe office of the Globe na8 rB8P"" iavurau.j vu iu m
I a . . m t 1 m T" lad
Store by Rev. L. W. vitation oi rremoent ttooseveu to
participate in tne second peace
conference. The State depart
ment has been bo notified.
Lost A black setter pup, ge
months. mder please return to
H. C Williams.
these have to be returned to a cos
turner, will the owner please re
turn them to Miss Bessie Henderson.
SPECIA
Tbe young couple will reside in office.
the future it their boarding house
on North Main street.
Lost Two feather tips on Inniss
street, between corner of Uiay and
Klnttz's drug store. Leave at Sun
It
All my Winter Millinery to be
sole ntjar cost. F. M. Watters, 116
N. Main St., upstairs.
only fine
bought at
a dozen.
sweet oranges can be
A. Saleeby's for 20 cts.
Genuine Home-Made Hoar Hound Can
fly! 1
At Saleeby Candy Ki chen
Guaranteed to cure a cold. Tn
5 cents worth. 'Phone 17 tf
Do not forget that Thornton does
all kinds of watcb, clock and jew
elry repairing in tbe best possible
manner.
NEW CB0
" Florida
apples,
SALE ! Tomorrow
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liv
er Tablets are becoming a favorite
for stomach troubles and constipa
tion. For sale by Jas. Plummer
Ladies and children's hats to be
sold at special ratep, until all win
ter goods are closed out. Miss L.
M. i Waltet-s, 116 North Mam St.,
up stairs 3t.
For Rent! Four room house
See Mrs. Neave, corner Church
and Bank streets, i 6t
Don't buy your real estate be
fore getting prices, terms, etc.
from Chas. B. Jordan. tf
Sweet Oranges, Pine-
Grape Fruit, Malaga
Grapes, Bananas, and also all kinds
of fruits.
17.
Come or phone. Phone bank.
Jies!e
Oar customers will be allowed
15 days beginning November 21s
and ending Dee. 6th inclusive to
come to our store and see who can
unlock the lock on the money
Bring On Your Keys
Sons H'd'w. Co, 3td lew
lacking these resources,
I genius and untiring enjergy achiev
ed results so wonderful that they
can never be xorgotten by; those
who were, fortunatef enough to
witness them.- f - I
That the number f these spec
tators was tomparatively small is a
matter for reget oh oore than one
score. It ' is not to Ithe credit of
caught in a mowing machine and
so badly mutilated as to make am
putation necessary. He continued
to live on his farm until eight
years ago, when he moved to Cleve
land, where he lived with bis
daughter, Mrs. Frank Thompson.
Mr. Steele is weir remembered
here and his intense love for his
party and the cause of the Confed- Salisbury fthat suchfan entertain-
eracy were things that died with ment. given fot such an object.
him. He was a man of most 8hould not have received the liber
exuberant spirits ana at tne last -1 nfttmnairn it deRerved . And it
Democratic rally herein Novem- mav aisn be trolv said that those
ber took an amusing part in the whn f Ailed to attend lost an orDor-
tunity of Realizing in. a very etrik-
was a fresbytenan m manner some of the most
in religion and took great interest famous scenes in f the beautiful
in his church. Asa farmer he was stories in iHoly Writ. The treat
very successful and his care for his ment of every theme was as rever-
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amiiy was most asBiuuous. aooui ential as it was artistic, and was
twelve years ago he lost his ysung- dominated throughout by a good
est son, John, and later lost an
other son. Matthew. Mrt. Annie
Foard, of Cleveland, Mrs. W. T.
Kincaid and Mrs. Lee Kincaid, of
Statesville, Mrs. J. P. Knox, of
Waynesville, Mrs. W. F. Thorn p
son and Mr. Joe Steele, of Cleve
iand, survive him.
The funeral services will take
place tomorrow
church.
taste and & deep religious feeling
which made no mistake. Whether
it was in the rich plendor of Bel-
ehaziar's Feast, the spiritual dream
of Jacob, the tender grace of the
exqaisite j idyl of Roth, or the
beautiful choir of white robed
angels telling their tidings of great
services will take j Jy to theshepberjasof Bathlehem,
from Third Creek the same spiiit of reverence, of
fidelity to the sacred text and of
poatic interpret ton was apparent,
and conveyed a lesson which only
the dullest could possbly misinter
pret. It is such pictures as these
whole world fl icks to see
Correspondence of Sun.
Spencer, Nov. 23. Mr. Adam
Hartley, an employe of the South
ern Railway shops at this place,
had a frightful and dangerous ex
perience here last night which
came near costing him his life.
xiaving Deen ae tailed to ao sotte
work in tbe large new smokestack
which is k about; 80 feet in height,
Mr. Hartley , was-some distance
from the .bottom on the inside of
the huge 'chimney when in some
unaccountable manner he-fell to
the ash pit below, sustaining what
s feared a fracture of his skull
besides other severe injuries. He
was promptly rescued from the
pit by fellow workmen and medi
f mm a
cai attention rendered as soon as
possible. The injured man was car
ried to his home' in Salisbury and
it is thought he will soon recover.
The Southern shops closed down
tonight for a Thanksgiving holiday
and manyef the emp'oyes went to
old homes in various States for
short visit. A large party of
business men, shop men and omce
men went to Richmond tonight to
witness the great football contest
at that place tomorrow between
the University teams of Virginia
and North Carolina. Among the
party were Capt. E. M Patter
son, a popular conductor on the
Southern, who chaperones the
company; and Dr. J. W. Carlton,
who is prepared to do any repair
work, that may becoms necessary
on the grounds.
The Spencer Railroad Young
Men's Christian Association now
has on hand an interesting mem-
ership contest which has already
added more than 100 new members
tc its roll."- Two teams of 12 men
each are in the field, the "Reds"
being in command of Capt. R..L.'
Simpson, a coodnto
Southern, the "Blues" in charge of
Capt. J. J. McDaniels, chief car
inspector at this place Tha Reds
now have to their credit 61 appli
cations and the Blues '29. The
contest will close December 31st,
at which time a batquet will be
given by the ladies auxiliary and
he winning team will be -waited
upon by the losers in the contest.
-
Mr. J. N. Reeder, formerly of
Spartanburg, has been installed ts
agent of the Southern Railway and
Southern Express Company at this
place instead of Mr. A. H. Holder
who has held the position for sev
eral years. Capt. E. J. Adams,
ormeriv yard conductor at this
place, has accepted a position with
railway in St. Louis for which
city he left several days ago. He
is succeeded here by Capt. J. H.
Camden, formerly of Greenville,
South Carolina.
A Deserved Compliment
The city editor of the Sun takes
the privilege of copying and en
dor sing this editorial paragraph that the
from the Cqarlotte Chronicle: given in the Tyfiolean village .of
In noting the sale of that paper Ober-Ammergan J and so Salisbury
to Messrs. H. B. Varner and Carl L:at least the cultured and appre
Hammer, lhe feaiisbury dun saysciative portion ofata community
that Mr. Joe X Roueche, one of owes a debt of gratitute to those
the founders of the paper, will
engage in othor business. The
newspaper fraternity will regret
this, we are sure. While not a
performer before the grand-stand,
Mr. Roueche is a practical news
paper man and a hard. worker.
whose taste plat
labor executed t!
ned and whose
lis beautiful and
elevating exhibition.
For Sale One 3 horse power
kerosene oil engine. Cheapest,
safest and best engine on the mark
et. Will be sold cheap for cash.
For rheumatism, neuralgia and Can now be seen in operation at
'Columbus, O , Nov. 25. Hor
rible and fickening was' the scene
at the masked execution of Otis
Loveland, who wa3 electrocuted in
the death chair this morning in the
penitentiary for complicity in the
murder and robbery of George
Gayer, near Alton, OL, a year ago
last Juse. The. first shock' failed
to cause h! death and-tbo elec
trodes were readjusted. When the
second shock was administered
LovelantPd body jerked and twist-
i. -
ed, tho straps not having beeD
proparly fastened. Toe body was
badly burned where the confactj
was made.
Yesterday evening about 4:C0
the fire alarm was sounded and tha
pretty residence of Mr.vJ. U,
Maup:'n was discovered to be
ablaza. 'Neighbors and firemen
responded promptly and did all
they could do, succeding in sub
duing the flaues and saving tbe
greater part of the household
goods. Tte origin cf the hre is
unknown.
The greatest loss to Mr. Maupia
is4 the impairment of his house,
tho second floor being badly dam
aged, and the destruction by
water, of many of hit fixtures
about the house. The loss is
partly covfared by insurance.
TOMORROW'S FORECAST.
I XOKERATES POLICE
But Scores the Judge. Recommends
Establishment of Court
London, Nov. 25 The ccm
miesion appointed to consider the
case of Adolph Beck imprisoned
because of mistaken identity fufds
he was badly used by the trial
judge but exonerates the police
and recommends the establishment
of a court to pass upon ail criminal
appeals instead of sending them to
the home office as at present. .
The Weather Forecast for Earth Caro
lina for 24 Hours.
Washington, D. C.Nov. 25.-Tha
weather forecast for North Carolina
for the ensuing 24 hours is :
Fair tonight, and Saturday,
cloudy. . . .
A FAMINE FEARED.
Hurricane Devasted Portion cf Hon
durasDestroyed Villages and Crops
JEWS TO HELP SULTAN.
Conditional Xoan of Twenty-Five
Millions to Turkey.
Berlin, Nov. 25. -It is learned
that a group of wealthy Jews have
offered to extricate the Sultan of
Turkey from his financial difficul
ties by a loan of twenty-five mil-
lion.dallara oo-caatliutn tWfc t.i
abdul permits the Jews to colonize
in Palestine unhindered.
Opposition to Standard.
St. Petersburg, Nov. 25. The
Rasaian petroleum companies,
which control fifty per cent, of the
protroleum exported, have formed
a combination in opposition to the
Standard Oil Company and will
ask for government support.
PAYNE S DISCOVERT IS POPULAR
4 Drowned in St Clair Biver.
Port Huron, Mich , Nov. 24
Tho row boat of William Briggs,
erryman .between' this city and
Sarnia, Ontario, overturned today
in a heavy sea while Briggs, with
six passengers, was rowing across
the St. Clair river, and four were
drowned.
notice to Members of Spencer Lodge
205.
The annual sermon of Spencer
Lodge No. 205 of the Brotherhood
of the Railway Carmen of Ameri
ca will be preached at the Baptist
church noxt Sunday night at 7:30
m. Nov. 27th 1904. . All mem
bers will meet at the hall at 6 p.
m. and march to the church in a
body. Please be prompt and bring
your badge.
L W. Hess.
J. C. Hutchinson, Com.
J. A, Hall.
like pains use Liquid Electricity.
BIG OPPORTUNITY !
One day only for sweet oranges
at 20c a dozen at Saleeby's tomor
row.
Sun Office.
Salisbury, N.
Address
cl
The Sun,
V Not a Sic? Day Since.
'I was taken severely sick with
kidney trouble, ll tried all sorts of
SWEET AS SUGAR!
medicines, nonedf which relieved
niA. One davl'sawan ad. of vour
Car load of oranges at baleeby's FWtrie Bitters and determined to
go for 20c dozen tomorrow only. try that. After taking a few doses
I felt relieved, and soon thereafter
Can you give me any information was entirely cured, and have not
about my pointer dog, "iranki" seen a sick dayf since. Neighbors
Red pointer with white breast and of mine have been cured of Rheu
feet. Mrs. C. M. Henderlite. matism, neuralgia, liver and kidney
troubles 3 and fteneral debility."
Salisbury Ice & Fuel Co., will This is what B. F. Bass, of Fre-
raII von coal cheaner than anyone Imont. N. C. writes. Only 50c. at
else in town, tf all druggist.
1
- San 'Antonio, Texa?, Nov. 24.
A special from Mnzatlan, Mexico,
say: s
Adviees received from Teguci
galpa, capital of Honduras, state
that a hurricane has devasted the
northern shores of that country.
Entire villages have been destroy
ed and crop3 of fruits and cereals
ruined. The loss of life among
the coast Indians is said to have
been considerable.
Contributions are being raised
for the homeless sufferers in vari-
government has ordered a cargo
of corn, rico and beans from San.
Francisco. Ihere is a fear oi a
famine in the country, as crops m
the interior section were partly
ruined by storms some time ago.
Men are Returning.
Fall River, Nov. 25. The strike
in the Print Mills continues but
the operators are constantly gain--
ing ground and many old men re
turning to work.
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DoctorYlPrescription.
Saleeby Vhome-made hoar hound
candy. Guaranteed to cure a
cold. Phone 17.
Coal ! Coal ! ! - Just received, a
large shipment jf riae coal. Leave
orders at Piuner'd urng store.
lna. C. A. Montgomery.
Saleeby'i up-todate Candy
Kitchen. Chocolate and Bon-Rons
fresh made daily. 'Phone 17.
Grateful People are Visiting Sales
Rooms Daily to Thank Mr. Payne.
Payne's New , Discovery the
wonderful new remedy, which is
being so successfully introduced
here by Payne the advertiser,
seems to be accomplishing all that
is claimed for it. To our represen
tative Mr. Fayne said today, "A
rnan or woman who has been bene
fitted and made well again in a
comparatively short time, is the
most grateful person in the world,
to tbe outsider to the many calls
that I receive after the first week
in town, from psople wno are
taking the new discovery ndcome
to tell, me what it is doing for
them, seems to be very unusual,
but in the past few years 1 nave
been going through this expexi-
ence in very city 1 nave visitea,
and have come to take it much as
a matter of course, after my first
few days in town when people who
have tried one bottle and come
back to the remainder of 5 bottles
for . f 4. is enormous. Probably
you do not know it but there are
more people in North Carolina
suffering with catari h than anj
other disease. Catarrh is not onlj
La most disgusting ana onensive
disease, but when allowed to con
tinue; becomes constitutional and
the foul secretions which form in
the cavity of the head, drip
flowing downward are carried
through the membranes to every
part of the body poisoning the
whole system, that Payne's New
Discovery cures this disease and
cure3 it permanently is shown by
laree numbers of reople that are
calling daily to express their grati
tude.
Scarf Missed.
To the actors in "Scenes from
the Bible:"
Has anyone taken home by mis
take a white silk ecarf hemstitched
on each end or one sides If so
please return to Miss Bessie Hen
derson. She ha3 several prs.
wings in her possession.
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"PEOPLE WILL TALK!"
Yes, people will talk! It has
ever been so! You can't stop them.
'It is one the privileges that cannot
be taken from them. But they
should always talk wisdom, and
act with discretion. And that's
why the L. Thoma3 Co. Furniture
House is the general topic of con
versation among housekeepers and
others who contemplate buying
f urniture. They are talking wisdom
aHd they use discretion when they
come to see us before buying
YOU WANT THE BEST?
We have it. You want the latest
styles ? We have them. You want
the lowest prices? We give them.
Go-Carts and Baby Carriages, &
ittlo out of season so we are
offering them at cost. A great
time to buy.
10-4 and 11 4 all wool Blankets
very low.
Oar 11.00 and $1.25 Blankets
cannot be excelled for the money.
Remember we sell wood heaters
from. Si 25 up too many of them.
L. THOMAS CO., 1
The Furniture Dealers,
Spencer, N. C.
If troubled with a weak diges
tion try Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. They will do
von good. For sale by James
Plummer, druggist.
Painting For "house painting,
paper hanging and decorating,
call on J. H. Earp, Spencer. A I
work guaranteed. - -s leu
Remember you get the celebrat
ed York River oysters and solid
measure at VV. A. Brown's, phone
111.
Lost ! - Dog, from So. Ry. pas
senger station last night. White
and brown color. Wore collar
bearing No. 35. Liberal reward,
if returned to Southern Express
office. O. L. Gkubb.
If you want a real good
take teaspoonf ull or: more of
Liquid Electricity in a glass of
water just before retiring and soon
after arising in the morning. tf
Real Estate & Insurance.
See Maupin Bros, for Real Es
tate and Insurance. Their prices
and-terms suit every one. d .
Music Lessons in
Lowell Goodsell, 417
st.
Violin, by
S. Cbnrca
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