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Salisbury, N.C
JANUARY 29, 1001.
Th Charlotte- Observer
downed tho Norfold Land
mark' emeatriuy remarks com?
piv?y yesterday morning.
We know that we haven't
paid our subscription to the
Durham Herald, but that's
no excuse for it abrupt atot
lait week. .
THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
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The needs of the University
a3 disclosed by President
Ven able, are deservipg.of the
mod serious consideration by
the gentlemen of the Legis
lature. W 5 know that there is
much to be said against : this
increased appropriation, .for
tljq.finaiices ot this state do
hot now permit of heavy
drafts upon it. But it should
de remembered that the Uni
versity has long been living
up jn a small amount of money
and its needs are now. so
great, that the old appropria
tion are wholly inadequate.
Xlie great objection to the
LJiitve;s't'8 state aid, has
bjeii ill founded, we think.
We have often heard people
say that they would not ap-
pose state aid it tne uuiversi
ty were reallyia University,
if its standard of excellence
were very high. They for
feit hat they are the ones
who are doing most tol6wer
and to keep down its high stan
dard.' The Unirerity is the
state school, the state's insti
tution, as much so as the pen
itentiary and its revenues
must come . from the state.
We hope that the Legislature
will consider ehe bill of Mr.
Gattis favorably,
CERYERA TO H03S0M.
Text Bf Uitmt cf Spjjitij ti His Ftr-
un Pmoper
How would it do to inserl
in tho wed ling ceremony
these words: uUntil death,
divorce or the devil us do
part."
ELEErirs mm.
Subscribe to the Truth-Index If I
you want tha Dews. Only 10 cents
We love the W O T U, es
pecially tho W., but we don'.t
believe that the Kansas wing
of it can hold its job with
Mrs. Nation as preuideni..
Mrs. Nation says all that
you need to destroy saloons,
is'hatchets and votes. This,
is.a slight improvement upon
Diek Ciokeis baseball bat
method of carrying New
York,
V e confess that we canm t
"point with pride to the 7.000,
00(j voters that supported Mr.
Bryan, when over half a mil
lion more who supported Mr.
Mcblinley stand out to be
"pointed" at too.
.'vAHarwd Student Killed.
Cambridge, Mass., Jan. 26.
Curti L. Crane, of Brookline,
was accidentally killd during a
boxing match with his closest
friend, George, U. Ainsorth, in
the latter'i room in Graigie, Har-
New'. York Special, 25tb, to.Btl
timor Sun,
Lieutenant -Richmond Pearson
Hodbou will to-morrow laTe iha
Preibyteriau Hospital, wbsre" he
has bea for toTeral weeks ill from
typhoid fever. ; ;
The young naval conatructor
tent a cable message today to Ad
miral Cervera in reply to a mess
age of sympathy recently received
from the commander of the Span
ish fleet at Santiago. 1
When Admiral Cenrera learned
of the illness of him who had gal
antly attempted to imprison . the
Spanish warships by sinking tne
Merimac, he promply expressed
his regret orer the news in a mess
ag dated at Madrid, December 5,
1000. Because of his weakness
Lieutenant Hobson was not able,
until a few days ago, to read Cer
vera s message, it was: j
'! am greatly afflictedjto .learn
that the. fallant Hoibon is in an
unhealty state. Iam praying to
God to return him to healtk, and if
he dies to receive him into kis
presence.
In addition to his cable messaga
of thanks Lieutenant Hobson will
in a few days, write a personal
letter to his former enemy and
present friend.
When your correspondent called
at the Presbyterian Hospital Lies
tenant Hobson was preparing for a
drire. His room was tilled with
the perfume of fresh flowers.
There was a basket of fruit on the
table and near by a pile of letters
from relatives, friends and admir-
rs,
,I am still very weak from my
long siege of sickness," said Lieu
tenant Hobson, I am just learn
ins; to walk: now. lam training
weight howerer, and shall soon be
du-
SCHEDULE.
W . , ....
Taa CoaaarratlTa. . . .
In ltOKew England waa send- e following la Cie schedule
in Yankees.' Beacher. riflta andlof all Dassenser trains on the
Bibl..to K.n.in M lotf " "Tuea
to jnk il irM Sui. "'Thi
same year tha slaTs-hoUing fioutk !
itAiy 18tk. 1000.
U1TB 1WDID.
1
"M 10:20 psa
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SOUTH BODJD.
Vestibule No. 83 6:55 a m
" 37 8:12 am
Local " 11 0:85 ax
. i 7 7:55 pm
Vestibmle 85 8:24 p m
knWes., guns an scan lol of I Local 13 8:00 o a
ftiUffau v aatawwAW vw t. M.aBW Sf SJBf
slave state. Thus the Gossoon
wealth of Lansas came into axis
tauce through turmoil, strife and
bloodshed. The territorial or pre
natal condition of the Stata mad
an indelible 'birth-mark upon ; its
emotional and intellectual nstur-.
Kansas has always been from the
m m . m ..a ' a
date ox its aamisson to trie Union Jfo 11 learet . 10:10 a m
in 1801, phenosaentally hystoncal. tS " 8:40 p m
It hat gone from the ' paroxysmal
convulsions of prohibiticn- on one
day into thauidiotie aontortiont
and syratious of Populism I the
next day, It feat been most radi
cally "Republican one year, giviDg
eighty theusand majority for that
party, while 4novncing. with it
tenssit higol ty ani intolerance, ADEllDUEUT of the Charter
an ea-conr.der.te eoitieia a. of the City of Salisbury.
wnrtnT of dannakinn. and annttat '
colonel to represent it in tke Unit-1 General Aasembly for. the passage
of a law amending the charter of
tne city of Salisbury.
S. F. Lobo, Mayor.
. Dec. 5, 1000.
" 86" arrives
II .
10:4CTam
JT:t5pm
TADXIN XOAD.
No 17 leaves 11:10 ax
M 4T 1:50 put
46 arrives 0 :S0 a m
"18 " T:e5pm
ed States Senate.
UASIETI! KEiUII.
Eur bin Ustu Slfti TTItint Utj-
tin ir Sinirf.
It matters not with what disease
you are afflicted, yoa can br cased
at home through our system of
Magnetic Healing, we have pre-
vurd C"Yw, tins atternoon.
, i , p iiorvnrrl strong enougn to resume my
rhere were, a number of Harvard tJeg ,? 6 J
Students present iu mo iuu - Lieutenant Hobson said lis ex
frlo.wlW nmtchtrB. and pected to leave the hoepual to
r r I vYfrrrM TTq will rorn naru t o t
the knockout blow was entirely khe home of a fnend S Riding
unexpected. The circumstances Betrom, a banker here.
an explained by the following
tatemeni ma? u7 ' mi AQStlll Oil Life Of QUICK YlCtOHl.
"I una snarnne with Crane. We
iul snarred about three minutes Alfred Austin, the poet laura
.a-hPi. 1 touched Crane with the -ite publishes a long poem enti
buck of my glove upon .the face, tied "Victoria," in which bt tra
it ...i. .ni,ist.fli'fi mantle--ces her life. He thus describes
11H 8UUK UllR. jtnow - i .
niecH and to tjie hearth. He wa her character :
.......(.miii. A doctor was sent Queen, Empresa, more than Em-
f .r at arrived in eight -tninutes. press or than Queen,
woiki'd on him fr half an The Lndy of the World on high
hour when another physician ar- enthroned,
rivedl Both doctors pronounced By right divine of duties well ful
,uin iliJ. The medical examiner filled,
w.is sent tor -and the police were T be the pattern to all Queen?,
notified;" v U Kings,
Dr. Marshall 11, liaiiey, me ah women ana tne consciences or
NCTHl
The New York world says
that it will print an interview
its representative had with
Antfinaldo. This wa3 done
Sunday, we believe. There
n not possibly be a 1)!?km
ie in the interview, thai;
that which saysone has been
held with the Filipino Chief.
' Some paper snested sev
eral weeks ao that the Con
ressional Record containing
Mr. Linney's speeches should
i ...i . .i r a i ?i .
rxnuutu irom iiuv mans.
You couldn't do so much f.i
the speeches of Senators Haw
ley and Chandler. Hut they
illicit be incorporated in tht
Kecord as classic billingsgate.
We agree thoroughly witl
the Durham Herald's ters
statement of the libel law and
- its intent and justice. Say
colleo physician, who was nrsi men
called, .said Crane's- death might Who look on duty as man's only at Ton know how to enjoy. Write
lave resulted from heart disease.
right.
Having referred to the Queen's
widowhood and the experiences of
her later life, Mr. Austin con
tinues:
at once to - . ...
Tha BroiddM listiUtl if Rnlli-
AMERIGUS. GA.
Rirt) CtroIIit ) rj T.ra, ;
Moonshiners' Yietins.
T. .vitutt.io. Kv.. Januarv2i. A
Jis;)atch from Jackson to tin
u .. : ii.. l.l utatua i Hit. m n I And nnc and late tins nfiDDT seat
JlUtlllll nitvu v... O XI
'loodv imttle with moonshiners at on wore. Rowan Countj la Baferi.r eoerf.
Klkhom Creek, United States The mellow, gracious autumn Cl Katia Emamcsl, ) Aetioa for Divoree
. . i i n. i .i i va. iro-i me aonoi
MarslKil lom llutneiu auu iuMe- mjruaj., I Ma an if Kvixcil. i . of Ustrtanonv-
man Simon nonius ere ruru uuu mis Brk, iUUlflU ourM dftfMni,ant i tha aha
.;ja'nie Comba was captured b till we grew titled act lo will take notice taat
nioonHhiMers. liutus woi,taii anc To deem it limitless, and nan lor rr"t'""m.
I iiwtj rTSjimsasrxfl i'suj aui rHisov .a
KUb ! dis"oi vii) a ti e bonds or mstrlasony
Murtulitv'a decree, and now there heretofore ellrtlns beweea the
rnil. ipiaininr
PRflES.
Ambrose Amburgy, other nien
iwMi.f t.!i ti were shot ai d
.vout;d-d. .
a :d deraudsnt on the
around of abandonment aai'the!
A Budden rauness on our lives, same i) returnable lo f enrasry rerm
the Herald: 'There is not
nevspaper in the State that
object to a law that puuishet
the man or newspaper that
knowingly .makes a falit
statement to injure the! cbai
ncter jf any person, but
majority of them do'tjiink
that the law as it stands.a
present works to their injury A
They do not ask for refwnri
because they helped to .elect
the Legislature or; becanlso
they supported the Denrocnrt
ic yarty. but ask it as slmpV
juJtice, f ;
Wo move ,fliat .the divorce
business be taxed. It's de
cidedly a' profession.
Chicago, January L'7. Arthur
il Barnard, tell.-r cf the Zioi Citj
-ank, the priate financial insti
ution iHtablished by John Alex
l)oie, fouryenrs ago, disappear
Saturday, " His father, Mr.
hnivin ami otl.ers believe he hah
been kidnapped and held for rat
The ivjhc3 think it mole
.rohnble that youug llarnard h
j K-en held up by ryb1 ert and' pos-
siblr injured seriougly it not ia-
tallv.. .
and we
Can only bow disconsolate heads
and wep
And look out from our lonely
hearths and 6e.
fhe homeless drifting of the win
" ter mist,
And hear the requiem of the win
ter Wind. London dispatch.
ri
Sill t!AU Dwlers.
Howati Harler Shop. Hair cut
lfc. Burt McNe.lv haa iiiotmI
Ji ia shop to Kast Main St., optxj
aite court house.. Workmanahip
awcond to non.. Give him a trial.
ParM," Jan 27. Hcently Le
Petit Sou, a Sicialit journal, an-
iHHUJCeU mill It wji ., jnejiaicu tv
sail. uud t4 its 'subscribers at a
very noiler:lH figure, being per-Hjadeii-
I hut an n-fined nation was
i.tuisipentf -ble to the welfare of the
puUic anil thte country. The gov-
ernuwV .watchevi the proceed u g
of i week,and linally decidedii.g
t'mta depot of arms were not safe
ih fhek hands of - ihoe w.ho were
only tho willing : tti ' attempt a
tjup'rt'etat, seized the epJLjre lot
A Cyclone of Low
Prices tHat, wi) 1 sweep
all opposition before it .
.1,1 ' i' i ' - 7-"'
A Great Shoe Sale
started at The Burt
Shoe Store .Yesterday
Sx"
o 1
mi
v4
Morniriff
r
QECEIVED'O CDTICt to Cred
itors of the, Dutch .Creekl
. Mining Company;
In obedience to a Judgment of the
a J 5nlr ir nfTnatE; 8Prior Court of BoVan county,
pared a practical course of instruc- nVTarort in tk..uaa w miv
tion which will not only enable Wiley and Jno M.Jaliau,admtr9. of
you to cure yourself but those J J Newman, plaintifc, against the
around vou as well. Anvone who Dutch Creek Mining Company, de-
can read can master our course and fendant, notice is hereby given to
become . he.ler. Th. , coa.pl .grglUgj
nnd flntirft noiirae is smhraced in " .wr
. 7 . . , tL 'ir i"eenfc me same 10 me propeny au-
eight private lessons (typewritten) thenticated together with any liens
all of which we send to any address on or before the 6th of January, 1901
a an aa T m nriLS il JiL j m a i.ia
upon receips Ol price, .UU.- li iuw iueo unyoi oecemMr, jwu.
yon are sick or in bad health, Wm. Murdoch Wiley,
through our course of instruction 'Receiver of the Dutch Crevk
you can be cured : or if you are in Mining Company.
the enioymeLt of good health, and
desire to enter the best paying pro
fession of the age, now in your op
portunity. There is no disease
that will not yield to this magic
wand this marvelats, subtle, un
seen- power that enables you to
banish sickness, suffering an4 ill-
luck. It has no connection, with
Christian science : i is aimniv
knowlege of she most modern and
advanced stage of science, a tkor-
ouffh and complete mnd.rstanding
of nature. Not a theory, but luueroaum makes rictnre irrames.
nnmnliahftl hv it a.atound the Buerbaum makes Picture Frames.
-i a
Lea'rn this wonderful art a. Buerbaum makes Picture Frame.. (
taught by us, and you will find Buerbaum makes Picture Frames. !
yourseii coming into a new me v-. - t
and power, and will know that this Buerbaum makes Picture Frai
power is able to add unto you all s
you need, all you can desire, all Ba.rbanm saakee Pietare Ccai
' The Oriffinal Burt Shoe Co. stock, together ,
with (5,000 worth of naw goods added by the
CraddockTerry Co. of Lynchburg, Va. iwho
bought out The Burt Shoe Co. was thrown
upon the market yesterday mornings mt 9
o'clock at i ; . ' ' - - ;
- r. ;tff : . ti -r-(f.
75 .CENTS Oil THE DOLUB.
And this is what it means
All 05 00 shoes are going at, this gale atv
7i thje pair, and ' we have the best lines at.
this price the world produces.
AIl U 00 shoes at $3 (10 the Pair;
All $3 50
All S3 00
AU$2 50
AU$2 25
All $2 00
All $1 75
All $1 50
All $1 25
All $1 00
All 75
263
2 2N
isa
1 69
150
1 32
1 13
66
75
53
I.
And alither goods at the same proportional
prices. , -
Tho greatest assortment at the lowest prices
ver shown iu-Salisbury.
Cut this out and bring it wittj you,)
THE BURT SHOE STORE, .
MAIN STREET, SALISBURY, Ni C.
Craddock Terry Co:; owners. "r
Otl THE PEDESTAL OF POPULAR
APPROVAL
r'4i t
you will find the Jellico coal witk
everyone in Salisbury , that has
tested its higlf grade quality and
economy in use; . Rich and poor
wlll find that they get th worth
of their money in evry shuttle ut
coal that is used 8,8 it gives out
more heat, leaves less, clinkers
ness, instead of clogging- up your
stove or range.- -
SEVEN CARS just received
Office atT. F.Yotng't., .
fhone 163. .
JOS.
H.TJicWEELY.
Staple
DEALER IN
3 . 5?.!
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WqoIH lU) "Yotis ind HitcSttt."
Topeka, Kansas, Jan 27. Mrs.
Carrie Nation addressed a large
aud ience at the United Brethren
and First Christian churches i t
this city, tonight. She.nid: ,
'The issue in Kansas is 'Down
with the whiskey trost.' The best
rocks t throw are votes. We
women cannot vote, but you . men
with your ballots and we women
with our hatchets will clean up
this awful traffic."
-Mrs. Nation will probably ad
dress the meetiug of the Kansas
Women's Christian Temperance
Cuion organization, which will be
held here tomorrow, An attempt
ia alIbo beinz made to have her
- .
speak to the Legislature ' on the
subject of temperance, , Mrs. Ka
tion says she- will not attempt to
break up the joints in Topeka sin
glehauded but if the women of
Por Upnt Two houses Brooklyn 1 the town will aid her she will
also two furnished rooms. Mrs start out "joint smashing tomor
of Rowan Superior Court, the same
commenting on the 2nd,' Monday be.
fore ih lt Monday in March 1001
A nlrh time and place defendant
c t api-wnr and anwtr or demur te
hr complaint or plalntlfT will apply
to tha court for the relief aoudHt ia
sd tMmpIsint. This Janaery loth I QL Of, Und fof Partition.
W , fj. w a.tot i,.., I By virtue of an order obtained , la
' Urk Snrerlor Cosrt. the special proceeding entitled O.T.
J.K5 I. Ukkolima.v, ' ! I Carter, U.'rf. Carter et als. ' Je-
Attorney fur Plsiatiff. 1 1 w 1 rome Oartle, NannieGartr, et als.
the aaderslgned, as Ommlstooer,
will offer for sale at penile auction
at the court koise door in Salisbury,
ary, iwi, tne mi lowing aeecnoea
and FancyGroceries
? SELLS .CHEAP FOR CASH;
A Trial Order is Solicited
i ; jOppoilte the Mt. Vernon Hotel ,
Ladies, don't fail to wateh the
grocery stores for Blue Ribbon
lwtnuu anal vanilla extracts.
G.H.Uilig.
1-24-lwk. row."
ruavm nnaTrinr nil b latin
UUftl ILL I.1UAIQHQC OALClN.C.on Monday. 4thday of Febro-
tc i il i i i lary, iwi, tne mi lowing aeecnoa
Of valuabltj Prsonal Pror ,rif Mtatei sUaaleio Uorgintown
rtv. 'I hip. Rowan county, bcrlanlng with
. I John Trexlers corner, theac west
Pursuant to the power contained' nil n nimAa llnp. th.nr- Hrmh with
the following Ueacribed f battel mortal mnA ntkonkf Una , to Rf mera
Ke executed bj Tfeo-. Bringle, to I oorjier, thence with Rimer 'a line
j.eph W,K.aler. dated ebraary tw. to Hoi mfi corner, theaee north
a r-tr. j - - - m, . - w w - mT m m m. i
iZZSEr nYThTZ. Sr Xl Trexler'a Una. theacw- wot so
IftSI Rnfn tr Nancy Hrter'a heira line, thebca
ofDeeds for Rowan County. : I m9nA mM in Imi.
at public aucrionat theibnrt tou.el?lne io th beglpaing, nUinln
hourofl3ra. r w UWDf lngine aowerswraa u. r
the folllwig deeenb-i artiel- cf iHTJVt-?!
aonal property, So wit: AH tke feni-1 Je VZVu?? w
ture end fixtures formerly used la Us llTz "T
Bar-room ia the Opera Hooae ballstiag shiea. Boatk wltk lhs Elrk lJae tt
and conducted bTaoa. L. Baivgla, tk G&ohcr CTrBf f, tllfssa tTfta Cko
gether with ole lsre te ftigetatot. occ fear's rfas ta tia Hcrah UzX teae
heating atove. one eookiag esove, owe wtt tie Hnrak Hae SevCS So - tke
nrarlj new eombineMen lock aafa ao4' Tsexlcy tOfStr, IkCSO Vd Vltt lt
other artieles of persoaal pvepcm ITftxlar Haa te tha bcnaalntr.
uaed - in aaidbar-room. The above ace-itaialnj ISi sersi ssora or leaw, raald
eribfd property jm formerly owned 1 Ikadt .sdJolplng the laada of John
d i uaeu uj j. . nwrwou a yu.. man ITrfXlfr JjavlO XTCXlSf'S SlrS Und
is in s-ood condition,' -the ame'ctea I nriaK and hrtber fauMlaod the It
pracfcally ".T 17. OCTtST dOWtT 1X1 d. HOOr Of C1&
je ars old each, one two-Jorse wagoi. w ,Tereu of ,
oae set of hartieac mad one bacy. aja tod day of Jannary, lfiOl..
. JoaaraW Kasxsa sTortcajeee. OCUS3B T. Q&E5Z
Wiltsx H. WooBtof , Attorney. Ouatis!os&.
Janaary Stk, 1601. H&U Xtl&USi
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