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for four Wk.
J. N. TAILINGS, Sr.
Wi. H. STEWART. t
Friday, Nov. 17, 1899.
ing,mnning and deception.
It h disgusting and repumvfc
to all who pee at once its pur
pose. It may be so;, even to
some not yet debased, yet
without nettled principles;
but many, applaud it because
Editor, they are already corrupt.
- Pntlisacr. Those, not yet corrupted, are
likeh to be. Pope's lines:
vi. Un minister of such hideous
Mirn.
Thi in tw hated needs only to be
rieeu.
nt uur. tixn nft. fimlliar 'with its
Fare.
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We first endure, then puy, men
Embrace.
are all too true. But tlie pic
ture to .which we allude sug-
crests, in the . second place,
THE BROWN DEUOCRATS. the low, mean,, debasing, de
Below is a tale the enemies grading business it is in
of Hon, W. J. Bryan have tended to represent and ad
pent out from Louisville, vertise. It is a business in
Here it is; which no one with a spark of
Louisville, Ky., Nov. 15.-It be- self-respect would engage, if
caoie public toniitnt mat the urown j f. wprA not for the money
Democrats held aecret meeting be- . , . . u Tf f1Aimtt al
nran Vn(.l,.. mcioicnn.. -v "
v j uu vuiiid m icuiui.j HI it-. A.V.' 'A- Q.i.
...v nKi a u I pnnnpp.TOCl Willi it, kj.imn
w m n wi, n ui 'icucu incur I i
evolves to vote for Brown for gover-1 wants no better agent than
nor If Bry
came to vote
For President,
1900:
Hon, W. J. Bryan,
Of Nebraska.
au..,.i.. -j jh'j J. . . - -.''..
ran came not, and If he the man that can devise and JjmVo
t"J viseBueha picture; .yet it ifie"
"Out- Native Herbs.
TEE ORIGINAL HERB COKFOUXD,
Tts Great Bloai Piriisr,
: Vki aajjver Beplalor.
r:n ir, wd i- onr "R-clrtred Guirart'e to
cnir all d.iaws srirfns I rem Impure Blood nd
200 Days' Treatment $1.00,
And the Dollar Back if You Are Not
! . ' Cured.
I HE ALONZO O. BLISS CO.,
Sole Proprietors. -I.
F. FEIIIIGTII, CUT til Coiltl AKStS.
Salisbury, N. C. - -
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Prompt attention given to mailorders. TSot sold
by aruusurts.
Advertisers Take Notice.
Owing to the fact that several
of our customers may wantjto
change their advertisements the
same day and as jt is' hkely to de
lay the paper, we must ask adver
tisers to be governed by the fol
lowing notice in every" instance.
The advertising patrons of The
Index, who desir their advertise
ments chanced should be sure to
opy in this office before
insure an insertion the
B. B. MILLER, '
Attorney atLaw,
pftT.TMMtm?, : it. c-
v Offers his professional services to
the citizens of the town and com
munity. Temporary office:- Over
Young's drug store. -
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(he Hepublcan ticket. Tlu y wrote
letters to him to remain out f Ken
tucky, telling him It would not do
Joebel good and would injure hla
1 own chance of currying the State. lie
refund to listen to their protests
and they got mad. They declare
that he shall not receive the delega
tion from Kentucky In the next na
tional Democratic convention if
they can help It. They say that had
they voted for Brown, as originally
Intended. Qoebcl and the entire
Ute Democratic ticket would have
been elected; so that the coming of
Bryan has resulted in the election
of Talor beyond a doubt. They
are more bitter against Bryan than
ere the ound -money Democrats
10 jo.
The falsehood is so pal pa
al it. .i ii . tt'
mo uiai ii need deceive no
one. If may be that a few is
olated cases exist; but that
puch action was general it is
ftbanrrl towiv. Thfiso Rmwn
pemocrata were Goebela en
emies and their candidate,
Nrown, was nothing but a
coy du6k. He was intend
Jto get such votes as would
iiul t. J LC3 iiji a dm. villi, vri.i'iiiiin
t)8 controlled under the plea
that Brown was a Democrat.
AH who could be. induced to
vote for Taylor did so to de
feat (Joebel. Mr. Bryan's
canvass had nothing to do
with it, except to lessen Tay
lor's majority. If Goebel had
been elected, he would have
owed it to Mr. Bryan's can
vass. Any Kentucky Demo
crat who does not admire
rather thanj condemn Mr.
Bryau for his course is a very
porry man. Mr. Bryan was
Influenced by principles and
and his conception of duty,
and did not hesitate in the
face of loss of supportand
even of personal violence'to
do his duty. The talk of
Keeping Kentucky from go
Ing for Bryan is all'folde
"rol." The gold brigaclo can
not influence enough' Brown
Democrats who believe in
Bryan's principles r.ncT ). U no
ble character to go ngainst
blf nomination and cKction
to constitute a "cor poral's
guard." Bryan will not only
pet Kentucky, but most of
-the States. We believe he
will Denominated by acclama
tion and triumphantly elect
ed by the people. Satan has
'rpany devices,'1 so have the
enemies of Mr. BryanJ This
panard from I)uisville is one
pf them.
. A PICTURE.
Pictures are great teach
ers. They speak through the
eye. They are both teachers
and eubjectB object lessons
they give and are. Of course,
tho lesson is good and eleva
ting, or ba4 and corrupting,
acoonlliig to the subject mat
ter of the picture. It is of
great importance not to have
the latter kind 'in our homes;
n public places; in books, in
papers. and periodicals. All
especially children and
youths are so easily and
greatly influenced by them,
AYo havo seen such a picture
recently,- It id most sugge
tivo. It teacht)3, in the first
most suggestive of the charj
acterof the business itself
and shows to what a depth it !
will lead. Thti picture teaches,
in the third place, that it is
possible, not to , say probable,
that there may bo official col
lusionwe do not say there!
is but we write concerning
the picture. It is said that
"love is blind." . Be that as
it may, the picture suggests
that if law 4 not blind, its
officials may be yes, blind.
for "none so blind as those
who do not wish to see."
That picture so suggests and
is a direct accusation against ' can be enjoyed from one of
the officials. If. a false accu- our juicv anfi tender roasts
sation it should be resented
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A ROYAL FEAST
as a direct insult. ,The:pic-
of prime, beef t that has a de-
ture is an insult to the morale .
not to say Christian, element makes lt thoroughly enjoya:
of any community. How long le. We have a. tempting
will the moral people of any stock of Fall foods in bpnng
co'.mnunity suffersuch things Lamb, Veal, Double Chops
to be flaunted in. their faces and fine Norfolk Oysters.
anu,Kuuu ueiiiuicuw-ius uusi- uur meats are away ud in
nesslto be conducted in their
midst?. But we' have seen
another - picture from the
same source, as bad or worse.
Shame! Shame that one shall
demoralize both by his busi
ness and by pictures . also.
Let the moral sentiment of
every such community be felt.
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Men's, lAJ omen's m& MM
...Sqehpio Shoes...
INCLUDING ALL GRADES A!D STYLES
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Prices 25 to 50 per cent less than
goods, ranging from
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regular
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to -0
THE PAIR.
xV rrrftt assortment of Women's
fine Hhes in sizes 3$ nl 4, nml me
dium grades in size. 3J, 4, 4J and 5.
In men's. shoes theizew, run prin
cipally GJt 7 and 7J in the finest shjea
mid 7, 8 wnd 9 in the medium grades.
AT
quality.
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WHITLCCK RAINEY,
- LEADING
.SHOE DEALRES.-.
SALISBURY, N. C.
GohI assortment of sizes in chil
dren's misses and boy's shoes. ' ' '
If you want a bargain in n goo'l
pair of shoes, yon can certaiuly Kt
It in this line of sun pip. ,
iBET mm .,
Main Street,
SALISBURY, N. C.
EH. L JftGKSON.
diayton
utlaw
This
Goebel.
telegram came from
KitlDLHG WOOD!
1 . .
have just opened a wood
Judgment
1 :
Loilisville, Ky., day before yard at Finger & Anthony's
yesterday: electroplating works, where
"AimouKn me couni sun goinj? i win nanaie wood m quan-
on and it is being foujjht with great tities and 'by retail of any de:
vlRor on either Ride, there is now sired kind and leenth. Prices
little doubt that Goebel has given wjH be in accord with the
up hope of his election. The Couri- nmrket. I will also handle
er-Journal this morning claims a noini. Prvad r.li;fir.rr
I .IIA.. . f I 1 I i V
piummy oi one vine nir veuei on natronacft. I am. TKfirWttt.frillv.
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out its claim. On the other hand.
In two counties In which the Demo
crats claimed contests, the offers
have declared that the votes were
ljral, thus adding over 1,000 to the THEO.
Taylor column. ' r
fetate Senator Linney, who has BUERBAUM,
been supporting Goebel. arrived in
the city this afternoon from: Fiank
fort. He confirms the story thaf
Goebel hra given up hope of neing
elected, but that he is laying his
own wires to make himself Senator.
According to the story, Blackburn is
to be satriflced outright, and also
the remainder of the State ticket.
Dealer in
' Heavy and Fancy Groceries;
Country Produce a Specialty.
noon STons,
SttI jSBURY, N. C.
I keep only the best' goods and would be
pleased to have your orders.
PROMPT AND POLITE ATTENTION
Tells You 10 Suv iice -.Glolhas!
Good Clothes becoming Clothes
Chothes that will look well on you
Clothes that will wear well '
Clothes that have and outward index
of your good taste . , ;
your good judgment.
Appearances go a good way ,
SLOTHES MAK'TtiE-B3ANi
First impressions are the best the
most lasting Clothes do it
The right kind our Clothes will.
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It 18 undoubtedly a false
story . Wfar aa the Senator
ship is 'concerned, Joe Black
burn will be senator. It is a
slander upon Goebel, we have
no doubt. Were he guilty
of such ingratitude and mean
ness, he would be detested as
to all orders. Free delivery to any part
of the city. Phone No 114.
Victor'
ITS HIGH TIME YOU
SOUGHT THE PROTECTION OF
a Benedict Arnold almost- LlII)a a OpSCialtlJl
and instlv ro Thft Rtnrv ?a . .
FMJL
Good Deliwed to Any
Pait of the Cl)y Free! J
allace
and justly so. "The story is,
doubtless, a base fabrication .
of his enemies who hates him 'QrCUtC3j
ior his virtues : for he has
some of a high order. There
is no danger of a rupture be
tween him and Blackburn.
Its all right to pay you don't feel the need
of it, ete.,Jut do you realize ypu hr ve look
of coldness to your friends? . . .
Leading Clothfen.
High Grade ..-Eiderdown ?
By (he yard cheaper
than ever for uch
qualities. .
A marvelous line of -
. Dress Goods '
' Just received.
WALLPAPER
200 Beastifa
DESSGIIS
. or tue
Tlit Tlrcttiag Heliicbe. ; V
Would quickly leave vou. If vou
used KIiiks New Lifa pills. Thon-1
panda of suffereM have proved their?
matchless rue it forSick and'er-f
voua Headaches. They make pure
blood and stn ng nerves and . halld
ss?'fis;'Si-SK xZ Uiitel Slates fall lap? Co,
If not cured. Sold by Theo, F. - v
Klutts & Co. Druggist. 1 1 can save i you tttoney. Goods
' i 7 best made. See a1nl.ls btfure you
uuy, . oc u iim per ron. .
Fou Bale: A Flute with instruc
Ghildrens Eiderdown
Dressi ng Sacques.
Colors, blue, rel, p ray .
atd piakt . 40c.
eparate Skirts J - v
Ilanksome Black Creon
Skirts all sizes $1.12 up.
' for L.aiH.
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CUiklren.
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The prettiesst lineof
Cdpes,- Plush,-. Astrakah
and Cloth,
"Just arrived.
A great purchase and sale of
Ladies' and Gentlemen's
' . Shoes.
all style and prices to suit
yur ur. i
Fast no Longer.
The season of abstirjeneo from
meats has paused. You can now in-
ready. .
- Prirno nieatB are not occassional
offerings here. Every day we have
Jot your selection Beef, "Veal, Iarab,
J Mat ton. arid -Pork of superior quali
ty, rich in the elements which mako
strong bone and muscle.
Good meat h not dear -al any
jiricc, jut our charges aro 1eIow tho
Call and examine our liu before tuyiug rlewhere.
average.
plnce, a lc
e i I Hon book, .Apply ta 'S." Indlx:
oh of low, sncak-S.nicc, - Jrot-x
Fisher St., Near Standpip