,
Pitliskci Evc,rr Ercilng Exccjt SanJay.
10 0flU
400
pr Wk.
for four Weeks
Par Vr,
gress is wise it will let Gen-ttcntion. .We will stand for
J. N. STALLINGS. Sh. - - Editor.
V JJ. STEWART. - - - Patlisbr.
TllUMHtiAY Nv. 21, 18!0.
For President,
1900:
Hon. W. J. Bryan,
eral ' Wheeler attend tcr: his
'"fighting", and, instead' of
adopting his ideas, pass a
conciliatory declaration and
nettle the Philippine matter
upon principles of right and
justice. If this Congress does
not, there will be another,
and probably another execu-
ive'who will follow the gol
den rule. .
Of Nebraska.
VICE PRESIDENT-DEAD.
Vice-president Garret A.
Ilobart died at his
home in Paterson, N. J., at
8:30 o'clock on Tuesday morn
ing. At his bedside were
Mrs. Hobart and hi son, Gar
ret A, Hobart, Jr., together
with Dr. William Newtdn and
his wife and Private Secreta
ry Evans.
Mr. Ilobnrt'fl death 'had
been expected for some hours.
The beginning of the end
came yesterday afternoon,
when there wan a sudden fail-
N
lire of the heart; and from
this attack Mr. Hobart never
rallied. Gradually the fail
ure of the heart's action be
came more apparent, and soon
After midnight hint night Mr.
Ilobart became unconscious.
He remained in that condi
tlon until his death.
Mr. Hobart's death was due
directly to angina pectoras,
complicating mycarditis.
,The body will lie in state,
at the City Hall,' in Patt rson,
Friday or Saturday morning,
and thl) funeral take place
iio:n the church of the Re
deemer. The interment will
take place in the family plot
at Cedar Town. The coun
try mourns and the bereaved
have tlio sympathies of all.
these as long as he will. We"
want to see the negro in the
peaceable enjoyment of his
every legal right except the
right, which he has hitherto
exercised with so free a hand,
o ruin his white neighbor
with his ballot.
has ceased to be a
we draw the line at that.
Charlotte Observer.
C0X6RESS AHD GENERAL WHEELER
It is stated nowThaY"Fight-j
lng" Joe Wheeler will not be
in Washington when Con
gress meets next Monday
week; but that he will have
a letter there urging Con
gress to pas3 a (leclaration
that this government intends
to hold the Philippines with
out any regard whatever to
the wishes of the natives. It
is given out tfmt the fighting
little general I hinks that tvill
end the war. General Wheel
er haa a right io think as he
pleases and to- write all the
letters he likes, but there are
many of his countrymen that
Ij?ink otherwise- Manv nos-
3L- A It 1 J 1
e. ,Ta majority uiuik me
GEORGIA AND PROHIBITION.
There ha'? , been a fierce
fight in the Georgia Legisla
ture, now in session at At
lanta 6ver state prohibition,
The vote was to have
been tak ri yesterday.
As there was to be a vote taken
upon a substitute, possibly a
final vote was not' reached.
Be that as it may, the ques
tion, as far as this legislature
is concerned; has been setd
tied, or will be decided very
soon. It is a difference of
opinion amongst Democrats,
since nearly all the members
are of that party. The re
suit will be very close. .The
opponents say it will not be
more than eight or ten, and
while claiming its defeat,
Hpeak in a Ibph confident man
nerthan its friends.
Jt certainjy should nerve
the heart of tivery friend of
temperance 'to know that in
the great empire State of the
South one-haff or probably
more of 'the. represei ta'ives
of the people are friends to
the measure.
There is another fact that is
ehcouiaging; the advocates of
the measure are Democrats.
The editor of the Index has
always thought and contend
ed that the only way to se
cure prohibition in North
Carolina, is for its advocates
to contend for it in the Dem
ocratic party. Let all be pa
tient, stand fast by the party,
and bring the majority over
v) temperance views, as
seems to have been done in
Georgi. The example of Geor
gia should be an inspiration
to the friends of temperance
in North Carolina. Keep
hope and use proper effort.
Star? of i Slave.
ro be bound hand and foot for
year by the chains of disease is the
wornt form of slavery, ueorge u.
William?, of Manchester. Mich . tells
how euch a slave was made five.
He t8: "My wife has been so help
less for five years thai she could not
turn over in bed alone. After using
two bottle of Electric Bitters she
Is wonderfully improved and able to
do her own. work."' This supreme
remedy for female di.eaes quickly
enre nervnunes.. Heepiessnes,
melancholy, headache, backache.
fainting and dizzy ; npells. ThH
miracle working medicine is a god-
wnd to wHk. sickly, run down
eople. Every, bottle guaranteed.
Only 50 cents Sold by Theo. F.
Kluttz fc Co. Duggist. . f
WOD.dDDD'o
KI1!DL!G VOOD!
I have just opened a wood
yard at Finger fc Anthony's
electronlatinc works, where
Forbearance"! I will handle wood 'in quaii
i virtne andjtities and by retail of any de
sired Kind and legnth. Trices
will be in accord with the
market. I will also handle
Cedar Posts. Soliciting your
patronage, I am, respectfully,
J. H. SLOAN.
"Our Native Herbs"
TUB ORIGINAL HERB COM rOUXD,
Tie Great Mi Pariflsr,
lite M Liver Replalor.
i
(iu irar.U'cd I'y oar UoHsterel Guarantee to
cure nil dispukfM .rnyfroin Impure lilood and
louctlvlijr or tii Llvt-r aurt KiJnt j
200 Days' Treatment $1.00, .
And (he Dollar Hack if You Are Not
Cured,
I, HE ALONZO O. BLISS CO.,
8 le Proprietoi .
J. r. PESSlElus, City and toty Agents.
; .vlilury, N. C.
prompt attention given 10 mall civlers. Not sod
l.y uiugglsts.
J let
t M
in X Kuu"Kg 'ngon.
fjl
ww or hi
tlii
-t U IV'JIK !... Tl
of the Demo-
V
vnlr n rb.lnrn.
lit n
I A V
AgrcoT
Win.
ffu..H lei
Probably a
and aseu-
nce upon
opinion
"Sihlicans
X xtisati
- T
i f "
disfranchise-
Congress may do as Gencw
Wheeler suggests, but it will
bo opposed by nearly all - the
Hftmoerats and by some Re
publicans. General Wheeler
is padly out Qf line with his
party, anyway. Jf he were
euch a Democrat as the peer
less Bryan, or Bailey, of Tex
as, the Democratic, leader in
the last Congress, he would
not violato the constitution
by holding two offices. If
his political principles were
as good aa his fighting qua!
ItleR. ho would resign his
seat in Congress or his com
misjsion in the army. To
hold to both shows a lack of
tnje Democratic principles.
His Imperialistic views put
him in line with the bulk of
Republicans. General Wheel
er's heroism on the battle
field, as exhibited in .the war
between the fetates. and in
the recent Spanish war,
Bhouid not be perniitU'd to
hide his false political , views
The Negro and His Vote.
Bishop Walters, of New
Jersey, of the A. M. J. Zion
Church, sends the Observer
a communication in reply to
a recent editorial in -this
per upon the
ment of the i negro in the
South, and it is printed in
another column. Its-.writer
thinks that if .the negro has
been slow in seeing that his
interests lie with the domi
nant party in Yhe South, it is
because this party has been
slow in enlightening him
upon this point and encour
aging him to co-operate with
it. Therein Bishop Walters
shows himself not well in
formed.1 'from. the time the
negro became a voter until
ery recetitly it was custom
ary td hear Democratic stump
speakers urge him, m the
Uiost persuasive tone and lan
guage, to cast in his political
V 2
II 1 1 M k
rtunes with his real friends.
speakers1 words were re-
ither snllnlv nr wW-li
.iaivirs vl- j
i-:..:. i iaugnier and
ue negro went
(Republican
m
ticket againt ItWannot oe
wild, with a fair rWra
Afa i.nt fiiA kontnern
A ROYAL FEAST
c m be enjoyed from one of
our juicy and tender roasts
of prime beef, that has a de
licioushess of flavor that
makes it thoroughly enjoya
L - - '
ble. We have a tempting
stock of Fall foods in Spring
Lamb, Veal, Double Chop3
and fine Norfolk Oysters.
uur meats are away up in
quality.-
M. L. JAGKSON.
straightway
and voted
COAL! GOAL!
Don't forget, when in need of Ooal
to leave vour ordef at At well's
HaiUware. As to quality there
-0
NONE BETTER.
Any order left at Plutnmer's drug
stre will be attended to prompt
ly. Phone 118.
R.L.C0RNELIS0N.
the facts, mat tne
Democrats have left V WlLL G. KlRKM AX,
any means to win theSV?0.'1 --rtvTT.
SALISBURY. N.
C.
or;i?i tun-
repair-
Calls
country
tf
any means
cal favor of the negrq. Ev
ir) cuuiuuuo Phe and lie
bly. The negro has voted D)r rrguiating viu-i. !
SfrKr frr KniV cnvHm- ln- Ail work guarnnl
, .-.Ilnlnlfltf tons an
ment and the conditions prompUy attended.
have become mtoierabie. i - ,
- . m m a
There is uotning len me ..... . n. nrn i?' 3 BeMtifn
white man but to disfran- W ALL rttl LUflDESIGlIS
chise him or move out. We. - 1
say this in sorrow not m an- 42 W Ifisa-ii JU X MIS
AX
J)
tin a - 1. tV T IE '
ger. v naiever iiiaj uo mo . - "v
facts as to Maryland or New rj jjgj pfjj,
York, we have stated them i '7 '
xi. rrnnn "iiiol,. I can sav y u nu.ney. I pooda
a? iu xxuiiu vaiuwuo. l(it made. See graphs beror.Q yoa
6p Walters plea tor justice buy. 5c to 91 per rou.
r U
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ISen?$, Women's arid Children's
...Sample Shoes...
lilCLUDiHG ALL GRADES AND STYLES. '
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COP.v0m 69
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Prices 25 to 50 per cent less thai! regular
oods, ranging (from
to
THE-PAIR.
i. '"
S .
s
a - v
A ureal Assortment of WoinenV
fine Sln.es in sizes 3 and 4, ud iik
diuiii jfrdes in size 3, 4, 4J aiul o.
In innN shoes Hie nizes, run prin
cipally C1, 7 and 7 iu thn finest shjes
mid 7, 8'hiuI 9 in t he lurdiuni guides.
- . - i
WHITLOCK & RftiKEY,
I. LEADING -
..SHOE DEALRES..
SALISBURY, N. C.
11
i -
Main Street,
(Jo'.-djHSwort ment of sizes in rhif
dren'o (ids-si's Had boyJ?t ?ho-.
If yu want a hurHin in i irov
?dr 6f.fh-, yu can certainly jjet
it in tlis lius! of 8injieH.'
m co.,
SALISBURY, N. G.
VI 00
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f
BEAUTIFUL
m
WARE
"A housewife's delight A nicely 'arranged table"
Buy your goods of us and get a set of
this ware. The following is a list of pieces
from which to select:
1 soup bowl, freewith cash
um:na-soi W 1 13-in plotter "
1 pie plate with cash purchases of 3 00 , 1 6-in rouul veg'ble dish "
i breakfast plate
1 dinner pla'e
1 handle tea and saucer
1 individual butter
1 aucedish
1 sujrar bowl
1 cream picher
1 gravy boat . .
1 covered butter
1 8 In -covered dish
1,9 in platter
25 00
0 00
I 11-in platter with cashpurch-is 1200
20 00
4 00
6,00
10 00
12 00
GOO
10 00
-6 00
15 00
15 00
25 00
15 00
12 0u
15 00
4 00 1 7-m
4 00 1 8-in
4 00 1 S:in ..
1 00 1 7-in oblong
2 00 1 "
15 00 1 pickle dish
G 00 1 celery tray
10 00 1 cracker jr
2000 1 l ree fruit dish
1 cake plate .
1 7 pint pitcher
1 tea Mt
i
it
. Resneinber we stll every tliiejj ju-t as cheap and many thin4 a &reat
dral citeaper than anyone el-e in town. Heinember, we handler-nothing
but the. best khU for the least Uioney. There is no reason why you
.s!i"uM not buy yonr dry wkhIa and ;?hoes frotn one of our stores, f Yiu get
the Itpit rr Ihe money for the money when you buy of us..
Ak for coupons at either store. K.vpi-ctfuily.
Tells You to iuv lice Slothes!
Good Clothes becoining Clothes-
Chothes that will look well on you
' Clothes that will wear well
Clothes that have and outward iiidex
of your good taste j. ' T .
your good judgments l
' Appearances, go a good way -
CLOTHES MAKEj THE m
First impressions arq the best tlio
most lasting Clothes do it J
The right kind ourf Clothes will.
t:
Good Delirered to Any
Part of the City fr?c!
H A V W
Wallace
i: .
Leading ClothieTS.
Good. J"osr
Of Saltsbary or any other town, you can have your andiron and
r ender, etc.,. tebriiit.cU. laaerrd audtnade'asrood a new, lat jut
a lonfr. (The Lacquer prevent the tra. fdAn turning dark. It i
true you can have yo-r t.-a cleaned at; home tiuab - it will not look
wii; in a n ji i ii'iic lurq uiiK.
Cannot be done without machinery. The Finger & Anthony Plating"
Factory hav- the macniuery, and will du the work at a very small cot.
Give them a triai and ee what they cm do- They will eJl you ntvr
silver ware of their own make very cJurap, and guarantee name to be
first-class, or they will repiate your old sil ver at half what new col
grnaranteed to be a t'ood. ' Your to pleae. " ,- '
and cause xuo couniry iu uc-
and fair play ior me peopio J, X. HAXWCiLL,
i
cept his 4iipse dixit." If Cou- of his race commands our at-