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. Editor
Manager.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1900.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
For President:
'JIox. WILLIAM J. IS II YAK,
of Nebraska.
, For Vice-President:
Hon. ADLAI E. STEVENSON,
of Illinois.
For Klectors-at-Largo:
, Hon. Lkk S Overman, and Hon.
i Daniel H. McLean.
STATE TICKET.
For Governor:
C. 15. Aycock, of Wayne.
For Lieutenant Governor:
W. D. Tuiiner, of Iredell.
For Secretary of State:
.1. IlKYAN GltlMES, of Pitt.
For Treaaurer:
11. 11. Lacy, of Wake.
For Auditor:
15. F. Dixon, of Cleveland.
For Attorney General:
It. 1). Gilmer, of Haywood.
For Supt. of Pub. Instruction :
For Com'r. of Agriculture :
S L. Patterson, of Caldwell.
For Corjioration Commmissionerg :
Frank.' McNeil, of New Hanover,
S. L. Rogers, of Franklin.
For Com'r. of Labor and Printing :
H. . Varner, of Davidson.
For Judge of t ho Tenth District:
W. 15. Council, of Watauga.
COUNTY TICKET.
Legislature :
H. Lee Wright,
L. II Kotiirock.
" f 'Sheriff:
D. It. Julian.
Register of Deeds :
A. L. Smoot
Treasurer:
A. W. Winecofk.
County Commissioners :
J. Frank McCumnNs,
P. I). Linn,
Sanford Henly,
W. L. Kluttz,
W. A. Houck.
Coroner:
Dr. E. Hose Dorsett.
Surveyor:
C. M. Miller.
FoiCotton Weigher:
(1.11. Page.
- UKCilSTKU TO-DAY.
Do not put off till tomorrow
what should bn doneTODAY.
Let every Democrat get bis
name on the registration book
TODAY.
BOYD DAKE NOT.
The advocates of Negro
Rule are much exercised over
the turn affairs are taking.
They are startled, astound
ed at the growth of amende
ment sentiment during the
past week, and the final out
conn; of the arrest of the two
Winston registrars is especial
ly irritating to them.
"Tho arrest of the registers
would have had just the effect
we desired," said a prominent
Republican yesterday who
has beeii hero in conference
with Hutlerand Holton, "had
not tin; men who had them
turnJ arrested. When mat
was done, of course the effect
of the registrars' arrest was
neutralized."
"How could the arrest of
the registrars help?" was ask
ed. . . '
"It would make them let
our people get theirnames on
the book so they can vote."
"Do you expect any more
arrests?" .
4 'Yes, I expect arrests this
week in almost every county
in the State, if only we can
get it fixed so- that the man
who has the arrest made will
not himself be arrested, as
those were at Winston. Un
less we can get that done
there will be no more ar
rests."
"How can it be done?"
"1 know of only one way
have Boyd, who has just been
appointed Federal judge, to
issue an order declaring those
in contempt of court who ar
rest or otherwise intimidate a
witness in one of these cases."
"Will Boyd do this?"
"I don't know, but I under
stand he will. He has qualN
lied as judge and is now , in
Greensboro. He will be asked
to make such an order."
And to discuss this propos
ed order with Butler, as well
as the State ticket, was part
of Holton's business here yes
terday. But Boyd will hard
ly be fool enough to make
such an order. Mr. Boyd
knows he's not confirmed yet.
He remembers Ewart the
"main" question with him.
He's not going to take any
chances by sticking his head
in the lire. News and Ob
server.
Let Jim Boyd try itt He
dare not. In the first place
he has too much sense. He
knows which side of his bread
id buttered. He will need
Democratic votes in the Sen
ate to confirm him. He knows
this and will not dare do this
dirty job, expected of him.
Notlhat he is averse to doing
that sort ortllTngas nis
course with ihe Ku Klux
Klan proves: but he will do
it only to protect his own ma
A 1 1 1 Y j 1
leriai interests, m una case
it will not; for he will need
Democratic supportjwhen the
question of his confirmation
comes before the Senate. In
the second place Mr. Boyd
will not gratify Holton,, .But
ler and Co., who have lost
the respect of all honorable
white people and make him
self more odious than they by
such a high handed, illegal
measure. Boyd will try to
stand in with the white people
sufficiently enough to secure
the respect of at least some of
them.
FUSION DUPLICITY.
Holton, thei I Republican
State chairman, was! in the
i
city yesterday. He spent the
day with Senator Butler, and
theydiscussed theFusionState
ticket, which is about to be
printedwhat names shall
appear on it for the various
offices.
Then they took dinner to
gether at the Yarborcugh,
with Little Claudie Bernard
on the side. They discussed
the ticket some more till train
time, then Butler called a
carriage and took Holton to
the depot. Little Claudie went
too, of course. There was no
getting rid of him.
After that Butler went up
and talked with Gov. Russell
and Col. Ike Meekins for an
hour, telling them how he
wasn't going to win, but that
he and Holton thought about
the best thing they could do
would be to print the ticket
with Spencer Adams for Gov
ernor, Worth for Treasurer,
Thompson for Secretary of
State, Ayer for Auditor,
Walser for Attorney. General
and Dr. Alexander for Com
missioner ofAgriculture.
It is certain now that there
will be only one real ticket
out and all Populists and Re-
to vote iti That ticket will
be headed by Spencer B.
Adams. They also discussed
the advisability j of putting
out a few 'tickets with only
Populist nominees on it, for
"fool Populists j who don't
want to take any Republican
in their'n." It; was urged
that this would' keep them
from voting the Democratic
ticket No decision on this
was reached, thematter being
left in Senator Butlers hands
to do as he thought best.
News and Observer.
How can any honest Popu
list have any confidence in
Marion 'Butler? Here he is
cheek by Jowl with Holton,
the infamous, and the no less
dastard Claude j Bernard, all
plotting to give the State to
those who o pose every prin
ciple of Populism! Yet he
has the infinite; cheek to go
around asking Populists to
vote for the t enemies of
every principle they prefer!
Butler and Holton are do
ing thejr best to deceive; but
their, chicanery will fail. The
hopes pf Butler are that the
Legislature may be Fusion
and that he may go back to
the Senate. In that he will
be--grievously disappointed.
The Legislature will be as
largely Democratic as it was
in 1899. If Butler fail in that
hope he is acting a double
faced part in national politics,
so that if McKinley is elected
he may get some position un
der him, and, if Mr. Bryan is
elected he may get some posi
tion under him. He would
as well assume the name of
Republican, and, doubtless,
would, but he thinks he can
better aid. in giving North
Carolina to McKinley by liis
present course than to do so.
Butler will be sure to keep
Towne in the fiield, if he can
and will have Populist elec
tors in North Carolina to try
to deliver the State to Mc
Kinley. Butler is a chame
leon and a first - class dema-
politlca
Some Georgia Editors Say.
The another of Roosevelt was a
Georgia lady. She was a Bulloch.
But Georgia will cast her vote
against Teddy all the same.
Thomasville Times-enterprise.
Mr. Bryan' though- not present,
controlled the Kansas City Con
vention, as absolutely as did
Mark Hanna the recent Philadel
phia convention. Yet how differ
ent the men and their methods.
Hauna's influence, that of boodle
and bossism, Bryan's that of an
able, honest man, whom men de
light to honor. Brunswick Call.
While we have eyes on China
Germany is quietly perfecting her
hold on BUil and other South
American countries. Aug u s t a
Tribune.
A Frfeltf.l BlBEder.
jyVill often cause a horrible burn
scald, cut or bruise. Bucklen's
Arnica Salve, the best in the world,
will kill the pain and promptly
heal it. Cures old ; sores, faver
sores, ulcers, boils, felons, corns,
all skin eruptions. Best pile cure
ou-earth. Ouly25cts a box. Cure
guranteed. Sold by, Theo. F;
Kluttz & Go's.; druggists. V
A Woman's Awful Peril.
"There is but one small chance
to save your life and that is
through an operation," va3 the
awful prospects set before Mrs. I.
B. Hunt, of Lime Ridge, Wis., by'
ner doctor alter vainly trying to
cure her of a frightful case of ?
stomach trouble and vellbw iaun
dice. He didn't count on the
marvellous power of Electic Bit
ters to cure stomach and liver
troubles, but she heard of it, took
seven bottles, was wholly cured,
avoided surgeon's knife, now
weighe more and feels better than
ever. It's positively gurantegd to
cure stomach, liver and kidney
trouble and never disappoints.
50c at Theo. F. Kluttz & Co's.,
drug store.
SCHEDULE. 4; 'r-
The following is the schedule
of all passenger trains on the
Southern Railway as revised Feb
ruary ISth, 1900.
NORTn BOUND.
Local No. 8 6:20 a m
Vestibule " SO 11:04 am
Local " 12 8:09 p m
Vesstibule " 88 9:80 pm '
" .84 10:29 pm
j SOUTH BOUND.
INDEPENDENT SALE'
-.-.--.of . h
THIS SEASON'S FINE FOOT-WEAR,
ODD SIZES, SAMPLES and JOBS, a
Vestibule No. 88 0:55 a m
" 87 8:12 am
Local " 11 9:35 a m
" " 7 7:55 p m
Vestibule " 35 8:24 p m
No 11
WESTERN.
leaves 10:10am
8 : 40 p m
10 :40am
7 :85 p m
85
" 80 arrives
" 12 "
YADKIN ROAD.
No 17 leaves 11:10 a m
44 47 " 1:30 p m
' 40 arrives 9:80 a m
" 18 " 7:85 pm
. TTTT -"- --TT
gogue ana political double
faced trickster and renegade.
"Conceit may Puff a man up
'Hut never Prop him up".,
It is not alone what we think of our skillfulness
or method of doing business that putts us up, it is sub
stantial public opinion that props us up.
We earned this opinion by giving satisfaction
we guarantee satisfaction.
W. P. THORNTON,
JEWELER,
Hedrick Block, Main Street.
Brevities.
i
From Wilmington Messenger.
t
The" Charlotte Presbyterian
Standard tersely says : "Tnere is a
great difference between bigam)
and polygamy in the eyes of the
law. The bigamist goes to the
penitentiary when' coivvicted but
the polygmist is sent to Congress."
McKinley is waxing uneasy over
his own state, Ohio. He wants
his friend Dick to have personal
charge. What's the matter with
s
Hanna?
It is much too early for prophet
ic newspapers to begin to blow
over the states and to foretell
how they will go. The Indianap
olis Journal, rep., rebukes a Pitts
burg newspaper saying that Bry
an is "foredoomed to defeat." It
says an active campaign is very
necessary to prevent defeat.
'Ihe Iowa Keokuk Gate City,
edited by a republican member of
the last Congress, admits that the
Kansas City ticket is a strong one;
it considers Bryan more to bo
dreaded now than in 1890.
Flory, republican candidate f;r
governor in Missouri is campaign
ing on a railroad velocipedes He
will make a roaring-camgaign and
may "get there."
It seems in khe late democratic
convent ion, a vote was taken on i
i
the theory of 10 to 1, and t hat
southern states give 50 for and 80
against. That does not mean
what is claimed by some ignora
muses that the south is against
silver and bimetallism.
Just Received To-day a Big Lot of
Hams
HONEY.
Also a Nice Lot of
CH3 FTN
it
Don't forget we always keep a full
lino of Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Yours to Serve,
B
Z& W tf L IL IL
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Phone No. 79. Near Stand Pipe
i
A Political Boss : i "They say
you are merely a political boss,"
said the candid informant. "Great
Scott I" ejaculated Senator Sor
ghum. "The irreverence of these
moderns is something dishearteu-
Whv, that's all Julius Caesr
ing.
ar was
Washington Post.
arrested been tbemselves in publicaus alike will be urged Store.
UadeYocsg Aiia,
"One of Dr. King's New Life
Pills each night for two weeks has
put me in my 'teens' again" writes
D H Turner, of Dempseytown, Pa.,
They're the best in the world for
Liver, Stomach and Bowels. Pure
ly vegetable. Never gripe. Only
25c at Theo F Kluttz fe Co's Drug
1
M-PAN-S T4BULES
BoctorsfeidL
A Good.
Pres eriiDtioiiL
for ManiMiid
Tea for In ceata.at Drarrku. Cracarm, Srataarnta,
Sloaa. Nr-StirMi, Oern.1 Storrs and Barbers
Shopa. TW buMt f-m, induct tirrp, mmd praloag lif.
0 firr relief I . awuer wbai'a t! Mtier. om wiH
4a yom food. Tea wrcnUe m4 or.m thovmmi trmtU
momiU seat by mail I mcj addms em fvecht ct wrtca.
by tmm limwm Chemical Cau, im&fm Sc. Mcv TarkOty!
uuiuc mis ruvju.
letails as to wby or Y)
-ices when we bave )
for tbemselves.
Tbis is not a "COST SALE", but a LOSS
SALE, (to somebody), as there's not a raanufactuier
Hviug wbo would make these goods in a regular
way, at the prices we. are selling them. - Yet they
were made by the largest and best manufacturers
of high grade shoes in the couutry; and ninety per f$
It's useless to eo into further details as to why or
how we can sell them at such prices
the goods at the prices to show for
How long this sale will continue, we are unable
at present to say; but we will say tbat wheirwe can -j
buy a bargain we will sell a bargain, and when we
say it's a bargain, you can defend upon its being a ?V
bargain with value attached; as we are 'no venders
of shoddy stuff at any price. Keep your eyes open
for our "Special Sales" of special makes. It will ( J
pay you well. " V
Main Street, Salisbury, N. C.
0 mw (y i& M T mf r tfr mm Itf 0 mV v
BURT SHOE GO.,
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fcld
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Whatever vour clotbin needs mnv bu we
wrlll1 IlL'O o nhnnnu 1 1 cIiau' ymiv linn i i'n t . rx--
store is full of the very bust values we havn ever ti
been able to off r. There is only one way t p p-
Jin idoa of tbf pnm ilntonoca nf nm vliirl- .iinl tlw. l'.'i
smallness of our prices and that is to conic and iX-l
see. Make yourself at home here. Ask sill too Tj
questions 3-011 want to and price the gouK Von
are welcome whether you buy or not. If thciv's
anthing'OU want, 7011 will probably buy h.in f;)
us because weJiave the right jroodr.' in gre t V;- vgjj
riety and prices are guaranteel as low as you can QA
find for same qualities ANYWHERE. ' ferl
We fire Not J4 e r e to be liodersold.
.Exclpsive sale of
KNOX HATS
and
Hamilton Carlnrl 0veu
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Li
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IMS
SMOOT BROS. & ROGERS,
BELL BLOCK,
Cor. Main and Fisher Sts.
Leading C.V'il -.. r.
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THE
EGLIPSE BARBER SHOP.
UI1DER HEW AHAGEL1ENT.
First Glass Work Suaianteel
Hair cut 15c: Shave 10c
THE PATR01IACE OF THE PUBLIC IS RESPEGT-
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