A DELIBERATE FABRICATION. THE TEACHERS' AtEETING. ' Mr. PARRISH RESIGNS.
i
Mr Cleveland Thus Character- Held Yesterday at the Home of Pastor of the Baptist Church
i7M the Story That a negro
Lunched With Him at the
White House.
Washington Dispatched, to Charlotte Observ-
causmsr
gen-
Sunday
Parrish's
Rev. Dr. Rnmcle. Pacers on Will cro to Shelhv N. C.
Aivuuaacau. - An announcement
The Primary teachers of the eral sorrow was. the one
Salisbury frraded school held their declaring Rev.
4-;-,-r4.-j-.-. t I rAsicmatlnn ivf hie -nictvrtt nrni
T?nnrpentative AY ebb, Of JNorttl h, tm- tu-:,. i. thp Rniitist. nhnrMi TtVw
Carolina,today diverted the minds the home bf Dr Kumple. prepared for it. Mr. Parrisli had
or ma y 4 . " rr, "vy routine ot teachers' work was dis
mon place District of lumbia charged and the for the
appropriation bill threading a let- evening were read. Misses An
te r from former V11?? ni Kizer and Eleanor Watson con
land, who in athmg ermsckm- tributed criticisms of Rousseau
? vm?n::Vr: "S .1 a these were pronounced by a
Cotton Seed- Wanted. If you have I
an j cotton seed for sale hring them I
in at onse, as the oil mills are prepar-!
ing to close for the season and we will
ship our last car in a few days. ;
It J. H. McSEELY.
Taylor aiuie u gentleman of competent critical
ML0 -?rn ' nn fii, acumen as the equal of anything
"Mr: Chairman, a man in troub- he Kad Qyer j .Qy
nt. hv'trvinir' to pull others in.
Thi& was evidently the intention of
Salisbury's teachers
doubted if any town
it
m,
is to be
the state
been ill for some time and the ser
vices were conducted by Rev. Dr
J. M. Stallings. v Dr. Jno. White
head read the resignation couched
in tender tones and the congrega
a ' 1 ' ' i j 1 J T it
uon reiucianuy severed tne con
nection between the pastor and his
flock. ' After the resignation takes
effect, which is larch 31, Ir
Parrlsh will take charge of Shelby
Baptist Church, one of the strong
- f 1 , " " . , . . .
In Superior
Court.
t Notice of
Execution
Sale:
ind diveis
to the ur-
lor court of
has so intellectual an nrWnintinn est congregations in the State and
the gentleman from Kansas UUr. and they are a bredit to the earth, nowmnder Dr. W. D. Hubbard's
Scott,) when he stated on the floor After the papers were read, Miss ministrations. Dr. Hubbard soon
of this House (on his own author- r..f -R , cWfc ff0es to Georgia.
5fA-i that, Mr. Cleveland had invi
ted a negro by the name of Taylor
to lunch with him, and that Tay
lor did so. . The gentleman', in
terms, makes this atatemeiit sev
eral times in the course of his re
marks. On Tuesday, morning, as
soon as the Congressional Record
reached me, containing the 'gentle
man's statement, 1 wrote to Mr.
Cleveland to know if it was true
that he had lunched with the negro
Taylor, as stated by Mr. Scott. 1
enclosed a copy of what the gen
tleman from Kansas said, and this
morning I received the following
reply:
ming style.
These meetino-s are nrodiir.ti vp. nf
the greatest good, and if the spirit r'upled his congregation,
of Salisbury's teachers could be- gan with 65 members and
- ' 1 ' a .11- i 1 QArt TTrt lino tsrn s
come universal,
world over.
it would" win the
DEBATE AT WOODLEAF.
r
Mr. Parrish has been a devoted
worker and has more than quad-
He' be
noxt has
300. He has seen during his pas
torate the erection of one of the
handsomest houses of prayer and
he has done most to put it there.
We think we are safe in saying
Mr. Parrish is the most popular
ministers tljie Baptist Church has
ever had here. He has done seven
years of great service. The town
Speakers Show that our Morals
are in First rate way.
Correspondence of the Globs.
March. 8. The debate was put will regret to lose him and his ad
off on account of tfee inclement mirable wife. They have the best
weather on Friday but come off wishes of the town go with them,
Tuesdav. Tvercispa watb nnpnpfl and the beautiful ehureh will keen
PlUNCKTON, March 2, 1904. UV aenntr. then the nnpetinn whiph fireen the memorv of Mr. Parrish's
tr. t. w irv,u xi . j.iu ""r."" " , . 1 " - "
uon. cj. a . reuu, nuuse ui ivep- was; "Kesolvcd that morals are flock.
resentatives: ( I rpfrricrrnfl ho,, was jiKIv disn.iisep'rl
'Dear Sir:
small concern
with Miss
It is a matter of on both sides. The - speakers on Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Taylor, of
to me that a Mr. the aff. were Clarenpp Tvprlv. Abbeville, S. C, are late acnuisi-
Scott has seen tit to use my name David Alexander, Watt Penning- tions to Salisbury citizenship.
ton and iu; U. lazenby. The neg. J-ney are ooaruing
was defended by Floyd Lippard, -kmma Hutchison.,
v linn Arro wood, Dare Wetmore
and Clifton Lazenby. Theverdict
was given to the neg. and although
the singing was compared to the
in display of his evil propensities
on the floor tf the House of Rep-
resentatives. in answer to your
inquiry, however, I have to say
of his statement that the colored
man, J. ii. j. layior, iook lunch
with me at the White House, that buzzing of a bumble bee in a tar
it is a deliberate fabrication out
of the whole cloth. As far as Mr.
Taylor is concerned I understand
prior to his appointment as Regis
ter of Deeds at Washington that
he had, served as an assistant in
the office of the city attorney at
Kansas City. His nomination as
register was confirmed by the Sen
ate, and he i served in that place
with intelligence and efficiency .
He has since died. Some people
restrain themselves from abusing
the dead. My inquiries concern
ing Mr. Taylor before his appoint
ment, my observation of him
during his incumbency and the
Millionaire's Poor Stomach.
The worn-out stomach of the over
fed millionaire is often paraded in the
public prints as a horrible example of
the evils attendant; on the possession
or great weaitn. JSut millionaires are
not the only ones who are afflicten with
bad stomachs. The proportion is far
greater among the toilers. Dyspepsia
ana indigestion are rampant among
ment at Morrison's school house these people, and they suffer far worse
bucket, and some scoffed at the
manner of speaking, still the de
bate was voted a grand success.
There was a school entertain-
last Wednesday night. A good
many people went from Woodleaf .
All seemed to think that for Mor
rison's, first it was excellent. ,
S. F. Lazenby is building a new
cottajre.
tortures than the millionaire unless
they avail themselves of a standard
medicine like Green's August Flower,
which has been a favorite house-hold
remedy for all stomache troubles for
over thirty-five years. August Flower
rouses the torpid liver, thus creating
appetite and insuring perfect digestion
Willie Rice, the son of W. G:JpJOTeMyiizSftenireBy8Jfm
sick" but is
Rice, has been very
better. -
The weather has been
vorable for farm work.
Sunday but Mohday morning
very fa-
Itrained
and makes life, worth living, no matter
what your station. Trial bottles, 25c :
regular size, 75c. For Sae by James
Plummer.
we
, little l nave Known or mm since,
satisfy me that his character is un- j hope it will clear, off warm
justly attackea in the diatribe of
Mr. Scott. One charge is made
against Mr. Taylor by Mr. Scott,
which he doubly J clinches with
truth when he declares: 'He was
, a black negro.' I am led, howev
er, to doubt his familiarity with
his subject when he adds, 'as black
as yo.u ever saw'
Yours very truly,
' 'Yll " I i i aT i one who uses DeWitt's Little Ear
' around the earth, while truth is lyjRer prefer them tp all other
, .r '4.-u u t. t 4- pills. They cure biliousness, bold
want this truth, stated in Mr. . by James Plummer
Cleveland's letter, as far as possi
SALISBURY MARKETS.
; PRODUCE.
Corrected by D. M. Millers Mar. 9
Happy, Healthy Children.
Any child can take Little Early
Risers with perfect safety! They
are harmless, never gripe or sicken
and yet they are so certain in re
sults that robust constitutions re
quiring drastic means are never
qisappointed. They cannot fail
to perform their mission and every Com, 561bs per bush
poison, per pouna,
Ducks,
Eggs, per dozen,
Feathers, new, per lb.,
Mour, straight, sack,
44 family, pat., 44
(jruineas,
Apples, per bushel,
Beans, white, 44
44 mixed, 44
Bacon, sides, per lb.,
44 , shouluerr "
44 ham,
44' round, 44
Butter, choice yellow,
Cabbage, per lb.,
Chickens,
ble, to travel in the same channels COUNTY COMMITTEE CALLED. H?y, per hundred lbs.
as the falsehood has traveled, and jm .
it may be, in many minds, the me uemocraTIC txecUTlve U)m-
f abrication will bo overtaken and
destroyed. Mr. Cleveland was a
friend of the negro, but not a
'fool 'friend.' He never by. word
or vact encourageel the dream of
mittee Will Meet in Salisbury
on tne 26th.
The Democratic Executive Com
mittee of Rowan county is hereby
called to meet in the court house
Ta',ty laJ brvfaSlf ife at Salisbury, March 26th, at 12 M.
friend of the colored i man, but ' he
was also the friend of the South
crn white man, and sympathized
with us in our race problems and
race burdens, and that, sir, is
more than Mr, Roosevelt seems
ever to have done."
Readers of the Globe please
file this cop.y, and when this charge
is made again, just rfer to it. It
goes tha round of the State papers
and we have no apology to offer
for the purpose of ordering prima
ries and a convention and the trans
action of such other business that
demands attention. Every mem
ber of the committee is urged to
be present.
J6hnM. Julian, Ch'm.
James H. Horaii, Sec.
Hides, dry, per pound
rlides, green,
Honey, per pound,
Lard, N. C-,
Meal, bolted, per bu.,
Oats, 321bs per bush.,
Onions, select. 44
Peas, clay, per bushel,
44 mixed, 44 V'4
Pork, per pound,
Potatoes, Irish, per bu
Tallow, per pound,
Wheat,
Wool, washed, 44
tin washed.
100 . to' 2 00
2 50 to 2 75
1 90 to 2 00
10 to 12
11 to 12
IVz to 15
12 to 15
15 to 25
4 to , 5
20 to 40 ;
70 to 75
15 .
20 to 30
15 to 18,
, 30 to 45
2 75 to 300
3 00 to 3 20
15 to 20
50 to 60
r7 to" 10
5 to h
12 to 15
.11 to 12K
65 to 75
50 to 75
125 to 1 50
100 to 125
60 to 75
8 to 9 ;
.100 to 125
3 t o zy2
1 1C to 1 25 N
20 to 25
12 to 18
NORTH CAROLINA, )
Iiowan County.
Almah Kusdl. Admr of
Royal Russell. JK. Fag
gart. Standard Oil Com
L. D. Peeler, et al .
".; VS. . '
Union CopperMinningCo J
Ky virtue of the above
other executions dir cted
dersignt-d from the Supe
Rowan countv. I will on
Monday, April 4th, 1904,
at 12 m., at the curt house door of said
county, sell to the highest bidder for
cash to satisfy paid executions, all the
right, title, and interest which the said
L:nion Uopjer Minnmg company has in
the following real estat", located in
Gold Hill ioriif hip, said county, bound
ed on the south by the Cabarrus line-, J SQ
on the Past, bv the lards of W. G: New- PZ
man and Gold Hill Copper company,
on thenorihby the Gold Hill Copper
company and John Moiehead and n
the west by Albert Earnhardt and the
Whitney Compny,containing231 acres
upon which land is located the follow
ing fixtuies: -
At Shaft No 3. 18011 P hoisting en
gine, mfd.by Earl C Bacon, N Y 140 hn
hoisting.engine mfd. by Earl C Bacon,N
y. About 650 feet wire rope on 80 hp
engine, and about 600 feet wire rope
on 40 hp engine,. 1 coil wire rope about
400 feet and 1 coil wire rope about 250
feet. A lot of piping connected With
hoisting engines, 2.3. 3 and 4 inches in
diameter and about 75 feet 6 inches,
1 30 hp engine mfd. by Erie City Irdn
Works, Erie, Pa , with all connections,
5 air drills columns, 3 arms and clamps
lCornifhpump engine at shaft No 3
and all connections, 1( 0 hp small un
derground pump, 1 frmall hoisting en
gine mf i . by Earl C. Bacon, N. Y. 3 log
boilers 30 feet long, with piping and
all connections, lot of piping .from 1
to 6 inches in diameter, about 500 in
pile, 1 Howe p'atform scales, 2 100 hp
boilers, mfd. by Erie City Iron Works,
Erie, Pa., 1 30 hp engine mfd. by Meek
lenburg Iron Works, Charlotte, N. C.
and all piping and connections with
the above boiler , 12 Wifley concen
tratmg tables and all pulleys, shafting
and belting, 1 small engine about 20 hp
mfd. by Mecklenburg Iron Works, 1 150
hp engine and piping and connect ons,
1 leather belt 30 feet lorg nnd 2 feet
wide, 3 shaking screens and all belting
and shafting, 2 sets high speed roflls, 2
sets of low speed rolls, 3 elevators com
plete, . 1 automatic feeder. 1 snail
crusher, 1 large crusher, -all belting
and shafting in concentrating- mill.
mfd. bv Earl C. Bacon, New York.
with rope, belting md shafting con
nected with said mill 2 revolving
screens complete, 1 30 hp engine and
all piping and connections.
At Big Dam: One Uameron steam
pump, l wortmngrton steam pump, 1
Dean pump and all piping from Bip
Dam up to mill, 4, o, 6 and 8 inches, i
forge and anvil, and castings in black
smith shop, 2 two ton skips, and rail
road iron from ore dumps on trestle to
mill house, double track, 1 lauroad
tr- ck from ore dumps to mill house for
ore cars, 6 ore cars, 1 20 hp engine,
mid, by Erie City Iron works, 4 ore.
buckets and about 500 railroad irons,
1 door piece for Cornish pomp, 2 cages,
1 tackle block.
At Shaft No. 4: 1 hoisting engine
complete, mid by Legerwood, 1 Dean
pump and fixtures complete, 16 20-fpet
railroad iron, 2 tanks, at shaft 4, 1 slag
not, l gasoli e stove, 4 tables.
At Shaft No. 5: one 40 hp hoisting
engir, m.td. by rJ U. sacon, JN. Y. and
about 300 feet wire rope connected to
engine. ,
At Shaft No. 12:. 1 40 hp hoisting
engine, mfd. by Earl C.Bacon, N. Y.
D. R. JULIAN,
' Sheriff of Rowan County.
March 1st, 1904,
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Salisbury, N. C, and Elsewhere.
6?
6
. What is Life?
In the last analysis nobody
knows, but we do know that it is
for printing it so late in the day. under strict law. Abuse that law
even slightly, pain resulte. Irreg-
ADMR'S NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
All-persons having claims against the
estate of James J. Clendemn Deed, are
hereby notified to exhibit the same to
the undersigned, on or before the 9th,
day of'March A.J). 1905 or this notice
wll be pleaded in bar for their recov
ery. Da ed at Salisbury, N. C. this
9th, day of March. A. D. 1904
JOHN S. HENDERSON.
Adm'r. of James J. Clendenin Decrd.
A. S. Hkilig, attorney. ; ,
FAITH ITEMS.
Two Injured Men ate Improving
and will Recover.
George Grant and Lawson Bo
ger, granite cutters, who were
hurt by a falling derrick last week,
are doing well and will - recover
from their injuries.
Several teams are hauling gran
ite to jthe railroad.
. Mr. Lentz, of Norwood, passed
through Faith today , on his way
ular living means derangement of
the organs, resulting in Constipa
tion. Headache or Liver trouble.
Dr. King's New Life Pills quickly
re-adjust this. It's gentle yet
thorough. Only 25c. at all drug!
stores.
North' Carolina.
Iiowan County,
F. W. Siebert, of Lexington,
was in Salisbury Monday.
The Name Witch Hazel.
The name Witch Hazel is much
abused. E. C. Dewitt & Co. Chi-
cago. are tne inventors ot me
To A. I. Smoot,
Entry taker for
) Kowan County.
The undersigned, John L. Saunders.
of Rowan county, North Carolina, en
ters and lays claim to the following
described piece, or parcel of land in
Atwell Township, Rowan County, State
of Iorth Carolina, the same being va
cant and unappropriated land, and
subject to entry, viz:
A tract of land situated in Atwell
Townfhip, Rowan County. N. C.Ad-r
joining the land of J. F. Steel and Ca
line and C. P. Walters and E. P
Spring's and irlass place. Beginning
at a point at J. F. Steel's and Glass'
corner and thence with eaid S eel's
line bouth to a stone Cabarrus linf and
thence with Cabarrus line to C. P.
Walter's corner and thence with the
said W alters to a stone on K P,
home from Franklin, where he had
g been looking after his property at original and onlv genuine . Witch
. that place. , Hazel Salve. A certain cure for
Faith is one of the best places in Cuts, Burnes, Bruises, Eczema, Spring's place and thence with the said
tne couHiy ior a young man to i A cuci , x ic3 o. iwio md moujr "p- -7 -
.1 tu Umint.orfftitanf thia salvo, anmft nf place and thence with the said Glas
WUID uu tvaiu vuvuiiKiauibUt -1. 11 w ' I lina tr.
writer oeneves t-nai nve mousanu
people could find employment along
on the granite belt. Venus.
J. C. Morgan Esq., of Rockwell,
Wad in town today.
11. L.'l. il
wmcn or aangerous, wnne tney
are all worthless. In having Witch
Hazel Salve sea that the name E.
0. DeWitt & Co,. Chicago, is on
the' box and a cure is .certain.
Sold by 'James Plummer.
the beginning at J. F. Steel's
place containing about fifteen acres be
the same more or less.
Kntered this the 20th day of Febru
ary iyu4.
Jons L. Saunders.
L. H. Clement and Hajden Clement.
,N Attorneys.
SsE1)0LLMliS
K A
It IS A Fact.
COMMISSIONER'S 3 ALE OF REAL
ESTATE. By virtue of and in per
suance of a decree of the Superior
court of Rowan county.-made in the
special proceeding entitled S. A. Wag
goner Adm'r of O.J, Waggoner, vs J
t). Waggoner, F. W. Waggoner etal.;
empowering me as Commissioner to sell
certain real estate to make assets to
rpay debts, and pursuant to the direc
tion of said Court, and the power vested
in me by said appointment, I will sell
at public auction to the highest bidder,
for cash, at the Court House door in
Salisbury, on (
Monday, April 4th, 1904,
at the hourpf 12 o'clock m. the follow
ing described real estate, bounded and
described as follows :
Beginning at'a stone on Back .creek
and runs thence S. 31 E. 3 30 cha ns to
a stone, thence S. 4 W. 7 23 chains to
stone, thence S. 6 E- 9 chains to a stone
thence W-30 links to a stone, tbence
S 7E. 24 63 chains to black gum.
thence S. 53 W 7.75 chains to a stake,
thence W. 33.78 chain to a persim
mon, thence S. 89 E. 6.25 chii.8 to a
black oak stump, thence N. 38 E. 9 08
chains to a stake, the N. thence N. 22
W. 6 chains to a maple, thence N. 68 E.
1.66 chains to a sta e, thence S. 26 E. 5
chains to a stake thence N. 58 E. 1-40
chains to a stake, thence N 2L 65 chains
to a stone, thence N. 78 E. 8.45 chains
to a stone, pile, thence 11-2 W. 15.20
chains to a stake, thence W. 75 links
to a post oak, thence N. 11-2 E- 32.75
chains to a stone, thence N. 56 W 4.50
chains to an elm, thence N. 41 W. 2,f 0
chains to an ash. thence S. 8 W. 11.68
chain to a stone on Back crek. thence
with the manderings of said creek to
. i - .
tne Deginning, containing JoU acre
more or Jess. See deed in book 99 page
47 for iurther particulars. From the
above tract one and one-third acres
have been sold off. which leaves 14S2-3
acres, Margaret R. Waggoner," w riow
of C. T. Waggoner has been, assigned
her dower, and the purchaser of, said
land will get immediate possession of
the same Kubject to f aid widow's dow
er, and at her death he will get posses
sion of such part &s has been la d off to
her as dower, as' well aa the other in
other words the parchaser will get
possession of the entire tract except
said dower, and will get title for the
enth'e tract including dower upon con
firmation of sale : '
Terms of sale cash. This Feb. 15, 1804.
S. A. WAGGONER,
" Adm'r and commissioner.
R. Lex Wbight, attorney. .
That no man ever dared to meet these
price on such a- splendid and large va
riety of home goods and notions. Ev
erything that is wanted for the home,
the family and saves you 15c to 30c
on the dollar. 1 ,
CHIN AWARE,
GLASSWARE,
TINWARE,
'. ENAMELED WARE,
WOOD WARE,
HARDWARE.
STATIONERY,
BOOKS,
JEWELRY,
HOSIERY,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
TOWELS.
NOTIONS, NOVELTIES,
AND FANCY GOODS.
' . . . .
All at lower prices. Just as well et in line. 4tA
dollar saved is a dollar made, " but whose dollar is it?
Can you tell us? Might as well be yours? a anybodys
Our motto: Underbuy, undersell.;
"Your true Friend,
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