TTiiusuAL Attractions ' For An Unusual Business. Our Attractions
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YERY'IiTICLE in our store is made . to earn its own JKyiflg
:!y.'hioVing. out rapidly. When you consider that we have
hundreds of different articles in our store"t(Tsellr5nirean readily
see there is no necessity for us to put a big profit on any one ar-
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ticjio it easily seen that we can sell you goods cheaper than
mcrcnant depending oiy one exclusive line lor au ins prums.
a
woLiEH, nissES and cintoRErrsTweaps.
When buylnir winter wraps for yourself or clilldrpnlt Is perfectly,
right that you look around In search of the let goods for tha le;nt
money wc really prefer that you do this l ecause you are "re
apt to appreciate the value we are oflferiuc: In Winter wrap atier
comparing them with others, andaiine ca-es out. often the compar
ison will make a sale foi us. Below yw will find a few hits out of
our mammoth utock partially described.
One lot otl5 In light and dark Jann, hrown and gray mixed, plain
and fancy lining, nizes 32 t to 3. Price $2.73 to $10.
One lot containing 12 Jackets, bargains in navy blue and black,
alz 34 to 40, u!lk lined throughout. Price $7.50 to .9 12.50
. One lot of 14 jackest, colors, army, nav blue and black, plain
and Mltched tceaim, ale 32 to 40. Price $2 95 to $G
One lot of 18 cape,-, extra vol lies', made of guaranteed plushes
. only, with ulnln ami fancy filk ami tann lining. Prices $o to ?:(.
.... S)vm lot of 18 p!uh Chpes $1 25 Jo ?4 50
One lot of. 20 plain" cloth and golf eat, every cape a bargain. Price $4 50 $12 0
One lot 5 doz. cape, values that can not be equaled Price 35c to $3 25. . -'I
lot of 30 astrakan capes, fur trimmed, special values. Price $1 to $1.50
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Our liusiriess Is Founded Upon the Solid
of Itierht and Justice to All.
1'rineipies
T10 nrlcen which wo name In'bur udvertNeinenlH are fur rel.ihle cood and should rivt
ooking as buying.
Just opened a new case of these widely known blankets in three size 10-4, 11 4 and 12 4
At three price, $3, $4, and $5. It Will be iuiponnihle for us toduplate these blanket ami
ell at the name prices. Ho don't blame n? if y u miss pome blanket bargains. We al.v
show some extra values In mixed blanket from 50 cents to $2,25.
Misses' and Children's
Cloaks, reefer s-
AND JACKETS.
I lot J doz. cloaks
teNel down, flnue
ined, sizes 4 to G
Price 50 vents A
trrtkan, fur trimmer
and - plain hr.id
.
ri'iuer Conors. 1'iue
'l to $2.2-1
4 J. "
F.sefers nnd Jackets
3 doz found in plain
cloth, heavt rs, ker
seys and astrakans,
imie with plain coir
inrs, -othera richly
braided: with stitched
Villus in' r'7.kA from
4fot8yars$l.7;ito?G
Ladies' Hose.
i ' l . ' ,
' Iadiea fast black and gray nil xed
'lidfte, full length, a air for 25c
Ladies' blairk and jjiay mixed hQe
gbod values 6c
Ladie' liemsdorf stainless black
- Hoe;.hlKh spliced heels and double
loWJ extrrt values at 26c. i '
Kvery article of interest to you.
Outings and
Daisy Cloth
Mens Underwear.
Men's heavy tleeced jersey ribbed
UndershirtH and drawers, in. jrray
In liltl col rs, jut 4he thing for aiul national I i-iJors, eciai values
wrappers, dressing" sack-, night' eeh 6(k?ts -shirts,
Ac, at 7i, 10 12J and 15c. . ,
Clnldren s Underwear
Flannelettes Childrens Union Suits, heavy jer
sey ribbed fleeced lineil per suit 2oc.
In plain and fancy colors. The Infants wool vests, silk finished
proper . gMid for serviceable house fleeco ribbed, won h 3octs. Our price
wrappers at 7 and 10c 2;"K-ts. '
i Full Line of Us' f iiroilis
fn'il .-. .1 ! " I . A. . 1 It ' , . . . .
xiiuiuuiij ii cuinpiuio line oi genuemen's neckwear in all the latest
Biyies ana coiiiDinations oi colore, m I'uirs,. Imperials, Four-in-hands,
ii tt i ' U,fiirwi vims, piain are9 and lancy Kliirts. Our line of
all Underweanis worthy of special mention, but epace'is lacking so
call and ask to examine it. 1 We are p1 lOwine n strnrio ntifl
line of men e dressed and undressed kid gloves We make a specialty of
'u,"ua,t 4$L"vc m,uucKMu, asuesios, etc. Ask to see asbe&tos lireproof
wuuau uauuufis, hpwiUl iillltCS at $i.UU , .
Poly K amy cau never be renounced
by the -Morinbos without rencortc
lug the eysteui.
14. It is n fact that MormonHiii
holds that all who die without In -
cuniiii-j Mortuons are lest, but they
will have an opuortunity of accept-
tnj? their teachings In the next.world
and of being snved. Bat as they
teach ' that withwit water baptism
the ecan tejio sal vat Ion," they bap
tize the living for their departed
friei.ds and relatives.
15. It a fact that Mormons re
ject aU.-allfgiance.tcL anyarthly
government save as a uiatlerof p(
ley -They.- hold .that no man tan
rightfully hold an civil onica with-
ut iird i na t inn tot he priest hood ;
hat all civil laws are null and void,
that civil courts have no junsdic-
ion and lliav all who reject Mor-
monism are liable to punishment- r
1C It is a fact that Joseph Smith
was a false prophet lie prt phesied
that the saints were'to-build a tem
ple' V.t v.jndei-erujenee; '. Missouri,
which -shoiduVlanrfofevei:?,; Tfii
fulnl when he was d"iven.from the
State, but he confidently prophesied
tbit the city ; of Kauvoo, of III.,
should "He to the saints an everlast-
ir.ir habitation." His , trief stay
there showed that he did not have
the secrets of God:
17. It is a fact that Mormon elders
claim lobe preadmsr the gosjel free
of charge; but they do not tell the
ueonle that they have left their
wives and children behind to pro
vide for themselves as best they
can, thus praclically abandoning
their families.
18. It is a fact that, while Mormon
elders declare that thfy offer the
gospel without, money and without
price, in Utah the tithing law is en
forced, requiring, the tenth of every
thing pV dueed, eten to garden veg
etable!, and "also the tenth of time
work on Mime church enterprise.
19 It is a fact that Mormons prac
tice duplicity. ' They present a;nonr
strangers '" their - oiore - ceeitahle
teachings.'. holding back their nefa
rious doctrine until they have m ide
a proselyte. In this way many an
unwary 'soul has been led by fair
promises to go to Utah to endure a
burdensome life, deceived by plaus
ible teachings the unsuspecting are
ensnared 'Into a vile, system from
which they long in vain for liberty,
held.hy the power and threats of the
priesthood. -
20.1 It is a -fact that Mormon uiis-
sionane are trying, to subvert the
Gofipel of Christ," however- tt.uch
they may deny it, and should not
be iven hospitality or aided in any
way in their ; infamous ..work."-For
humanity's "sake?, when In sickness
or l it e need, thej should be helped,
but no lbver of the Lord Jesus should
receive .litem: as a disciple. "It
there come any unto you. and bring
not thiS 'doctriiic. receive him not
into your house, neither bid him God
speed; for -he that biddeth himGod
speed Is partaker of - his evil deeds."
Secoml John 10:11
21. Monuouism is a -detestable
compound of Paganism, Mohammed
anim, Judaism apd Christianity so
vile and contradictory as. to be un
wnnny ot Deing cauea a reiigitus
system. The State Mission Board
is Cing its best to counteract the
inflLenci bf thtee false teachers
Courier. .
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A nOYAL
iEOSPEIvITYL ainoiifr our customers
means prosperity for us. .-That's .what'
we are driving at, in this talk rpros-
perity for both of us, : : Vo 'want to shy to
i all who I t. "
FEAST
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can be enjoyed, from one of
our joicy and .tender roasts
that" : xrer have: the : largest stock of Boots, -
Tr rf4-ct "ktt
of prime beef, that has a tie- ivuu uuuw iwovtvi. .
Hciousness of: flavor that on this market, and we shalLontipue J(V j
makes it thoroughly en joya- offer. tothb Shbbuycrs of 'Salisbury and
hie. We ha-a tempting" R0wan county slides that will lit the foot
Btock of Fall foods in Spring vr1 ni-i -f f1m cnint
Lambt -Veal, .Double Chops , fe!-
and fineW6ik ciysters. value for every cent that you pay for them. !
away up in Wc handle the following well known lines,
and claim them to be BETTEll than any ;
Shoes of the same price 6n the niarket. ,
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Pur-'hfeata are
quality. :
L JAGKSQH.
. After a delay of six weeks
we are prepared to deliver
in quantities ,
..TO SUIT BUYERS
Iu Ijadiea. the old reliable ; T Men
ZJLEULEK HHOS.V s -
WILLIAMS, CLARKE & CO.,
E. P. REED & CO. - .
In Children's V
R. T. WOOD & CO.. and - -
. JAMES A. BANISTER C0
WILLIAMS,KNEKLAND & Co
;0E0. E. KEITH CO.,
: V. DOUGLAS, and
Fiioirplslhliiigs
' t A most co oplt-te stock of Furnishing Good, such as
Carptt. ,'MiiUinjr, liugf, Curtain M. DeltA'nre, Glassware, Tinware,
- UPHOLSTERY, DRAEEHY,
DctiitiP, ill nlttH'S, if'i.rtnin Swiss, LMce Curt;his,-Tov .-Is, Table Linen
.IU!ymit !c TableCi jths. Pillow Sliam3.phoinlIe Table Spreads, &c
Curtain Poles.
5-fot K)len "with wooten fixtures
lit oak, walnut, cherry und mahog
n colors. Each 25c. ,
Lamps.
spread nicely I e -n tried f
Window Shades
In All
A larjre and varied assortment
hand, and rarlor lamps. From
Ci tits to $ G M.
'Lace -.Curtain
10-4 hed
ready for use, fu cents.
of 51 fcpecial a large inarseillea pat
25. tern white lefl spread, 3-ply yarn,
- both warp and Gliinir. not unrted
with miy KultKtHnce whatever. Call
Tor the "Bridal Quilt." Only ?1.
We have many P'od things for
Rhowinjr this Benson I v,hu- w ? !u l. 1 5 -v "f bleat-hwl and un
colors, with and without have them in u ki. id . .... pfcneti tame narnask at 25 centa t
Floor Oil Cloth.
1 and 2 yards
cents. , :
wide at 2-5 and 50
Red Star Felt,
.
t ., -
For qse under caret.
A cents, . . . :
Per yard
h roni 50 cents to f 5 tK-r nalr.
Toilet Sets
In p'ain and fncy ware 175 to
Tapcstiy'arid Chenille
Table Spread.
25 cents to 5K25.
Linen buck and all
toweling, 12J to So
f 1.45 r yard;
linen dxma.-k
cents each.
Carpets, Matting, &c.
slt;ir"e tn eetio i wiii ctnivince
the most skeptical that wenreshow
ing the ist line of carpets, mattings
rug-, art squares, etc., ever offered
in SSalishury. We a!g' earry a full
line of sam ples from uhich tourder.
tirpets inaile to tit any Vliape i.miid,
ready to tack down Ui live days.
Th(MX) are many more articles that vou1(r:t)e of interest to housekeeper- m tnv n
. at prices beyond a qustion of douVt lower than can be found anywhcTo,
morestirrinc
"Our Native Herbs,".
. THE ORIalSALUEBB COM POUND,
Tie Great looi Parity -.
KMn&y; and Livsr.Beiiilalor.
aunwrteed byonr BpRistered Oaarar.te to
enre all dlsea&es orisiiig irom Impure JBiood and
in.icuv iy oi tue uver ana -
200 Days' Treatment $1.00,
And the Dollar liack if You Are No
Cured.
1 HE ALONZO O. BLISS CO.
. - 8c le Proprietors.
l. F. peiiiihoi, City ana cemtj Aeents.
Salisbury-, N. C.
Prompt aNention sriven to mall order. Not sold
Famous
line of .
HATTIU
Ml
lirst quality, lump
the city...
coal in
known as
tho best on
on earth.
Call at factory or T. A.
Cong! enour'ii Ice House.
'Phone 42.
Salisbury
Ice -and Fusl'Co.
Give U8 a call and examine our stock, ami if we don't satisfy you
that we have Xhd largest and best line of shoes ever shown, w'e don't
ask you to buy of us. . We carry all styles in Blacks and Tans. Como
a.nd eeo us and we'll do yof good. ''I . ''
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I'M
Leading Shoe Dealers,
Murphy's Granite Block,
SALISBURY, N..C
KINDLING WOODV
I. have just opened a wood
yard at Finger fc Anthony's 1
electroplating works, where1
I will handle wood in. quan
tities and by retail of any de
sired kind and leguth. Prices!
will .be. in accord with the1
market. I will also handle
Cedar Posts, Soliciting your
patronage, lam, respectfully,
J.H.SLOAN.
Just' Received
:,TVY
1 J2111
Figs, Raisins, ' Prunes,
Dates, Currants, -Citrons,
Coeoanuts,
and Mixed Nuts.
A nice line of French Can
dies to select from.
A barrel of very fine Saur I
Kraut. It will please you.
Yours to serve.
G. T. Mowery,
Jfree delivery. -
Fisher Street,
Bet-aen Main & Lee St.
Fast no -Longer.
The peasotuof abMtinonco from
ineats las. passed. Yon can now in-
- ihilgo in all the good .things wo have
- leady.
': Pri me meats are not- occassional f
-tiirerings here. Every day wo have
fcr your selection Beef, Veal, Lamb,
" button and Pork of suHri(r qunli- ,
My, rich in the elements which make .
Strong bone and muscle:
: Good meat is not dear " at any
price, but our charges are below t lie
average. . j .
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As-Li. SHAVER.
V -1 T I .1 . 11 Ft
mmm
Am
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THEO.
BUERBAUM,
I2003X STORS,
Our entire stock eonsistinir of a fine line of
up-to-date go ds, JCapes, Jackets,1 Skirts,
AVaists, Dress Goods and Silks, Linen and
Chenille Goods; Comforts. Blankets, Carpets,
iuatung, uugs, Aioums, rictures, itc., will be
OLD .BELOW COST
.4.
for cash only, oir; account of dissolving co
partnership. The sale is going on at our rooms
QneP
nee
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.X T Tl
Young's Old Stand, Main Street, SALISBURY, N. C.
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GOAL! GOAL!
Don't forget, when fn need of Uc"
l to leave vour urder at At well's
: II aid ware. As to quality there
NONE BETTER.
Any urder left at Plummer'd drug
store will be at tended to prompt
ly. Phone H8.
R.LCORNELISON.
Will G. Kiiuotan;
SALISBURY. N.: C.
Piano, Piie and IUhiI ornn tim
ins, reguUting- voicins antf reiir.
inr. All uoik -uanntl. - :1U
sALisDUBY, N.c. 5 and 6 Bell Block,:2nd Floor,
FiDeCbioaaSpecialtil
WALLPAPERS!!!
OF THE
States fall Paper Co.,
to adjoining - to its
promptly at Unded.
and
couiitry
tr
I can save you money. Good.
wst nrude. S?e samples before you
liuy. uc to h 1 .00 ih r roll.
The f
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Printing
Office
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A SPECIALTY.