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THE CAROLINA WATCHMAN.
WM H. STEW AH 1, KJ. and Pub.
Pcblithed Brry Wednesday t 110
West In&Is Street
Subscription Price $1 per year strictly
cash In adranee
Entered as second-class matter Jax
19th. 1905. at the poet office at Salis
bury, N. C under the act of Congress
of March Ird. 1817.
Salisbury, N.G., April 17th, '07
mony, was handed around. "It
was issu-.d under the titlo of "Fi-
nancial Statement of The Towir
of Salisbury, N. C. JanuaryBlst.
1907. " The first thing to greet
the eye inside the cover is "Er
rata." This is a solemn fact and
about the shortest and best de
scription possible of such a 'docu
ment." It is truly an errata
- FAITH.
Mrs Harvey Beaver took sud
denly sick Friday.
Lafayette Josev was" stricken
with paralysis and is not expect-!
p(Lto live. His daughter, Mrs. J.
Heilig, of Spencer, came out to
see him Sunday. -
H. C. Farmer left Saturday in
THE THIRD TERM RULE DE
STROYED.
By the action of the Democrat-
Tho city's charter says that the answer to a telegram announcing
annual . statement- "shall" be the death of his mother, which
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published in Borne nowspaper." I occurred in Guilford county Jaefc
The last time we bid on this work Friday night.
the amount was $6.00. We are Mrs. F. P. Gantis getting bet
satisfied the present document j.Qr
could have been priifted correctly, , ,
nev. a. l . aora, oi oievmnu,
church
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inn in a nnmH -TiewgDHner as iue
o Bnm nnt pvnpfid. Poached at the Baptist
iii , l .L OA Art a. 1 . -;o. o kjuuviar cuu "'O
third term rule, which was passed able for the city. We understand wiiy P?cu gu jr
by the regular county Dbmbcrat- the direct cost of printing, ex-1 '
ic convention something over six press, etc., was sometning line
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vears aeo. was overwhelmningly $163.95. We want to add that E A. Brown & Company have
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defeated. The idea that an offi- this work could and ought to nave erected a hme power aerncK a
cer is to serve only three terms been done in Salisbury and that theii quarry.
The Byrd boys have a horse
every second Sunday at 11 a, m ,
and 3pm
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t Is - A'-'S&d fed-
It is a'sad" fact that people in general know nothing
of the food they qat. It is the duty of the physician
to awaken them to the necessity of acquainting them
selves withe merits of a food and the reputation of
its producer. "Haphazard productions are not the
ones to be trusted, but where science, experience,
experiment and research are factors, the result must
be meritorious. Under these circumstances we can
feel justified in recommending
WHEAT FUME CELERY
WooQwerd
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as -healthful, nourishing and economical
Palatable Nutritious Easy of Digestion and Ready to Eat
Cas be served hot. Pat la a hot ovei for a few minutes; or cook la bolllog milk.
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All Grocers
en very
package
10 ill, 1 F and G sts.
Washinoton.
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power derrick at their quarry.
J . T. Wyatt shipped some door
sills to . Burlington They were
fifteen and one-half feet long.
John D. A. Fisher shipped ten
mill-stones Mo n d a v. Two of
and then'retire is no longer in fa- W. B. Strachan is responsible for
vor. He may now serve inree or mis ubbuibbs waoio i uuo viuj n
ten terms, or he may be kicked funds and the effort to help build
out at the end of one. Which, up the city of Charlotte. The
vv .Vfl vv. in inst that much too adoDtion of tnis "errata was
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many for some. Beside the de- ruilroader through the board at
feat of Mr. Vanderford, an ever the first and last meeting this
lcyal and hard working Demo- year, recently held. However,
crat, and the nomination of Mr. it is our belief that Mr. btrachan'p them go to the Jamestown Jiixpo-
Boyden, the petted, pampered and intentions in connection with this sitiob
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spoiled prodigal, this is not tne lias Deeu witn tne Dest oi motives., , peejer game & Co. shipped
only effect of the actipn of the even thougn partisan zeal ana their bij. monument to States
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primary. It is now piamiy ap- nuainerence to iaw uu uiwy pnue Q M0DcIay.
parent to all intelligent people 6eem to be tne most prominent
that the whiskey interests con- characteristics of the proceedings
trol the town and county Democ- But you know its the fashion to
racy, notwithstanding many ot ignore the law now
these same men are what is known
as National Republicans, It was
a great shock and surprise to us,
as it must have been to all who
are not so thoroughly imbued
witn personal interests, or bo
morally stunted that the awful,
undeniable corrupt conditions here
fail to longer receive eveu pass
GOLD KNOB.
April 15th.
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The b sorest thins we can do if
to make fire and wait for warm
weather.
The farmers have planted Bom
corn and are just aching to see it
J. L.Shuping has bought out
the boynb interest in the quarry
and iss running it himself now. ,
The free Bchool here closed Sat
urday.
The J. T. Wyatt Company has
been awarded the contract for the
granite work, largejsircular steps,
pilasters, etc., that go into the
building of Mr. Overby, at Dan
ville, Va. ,
Rev. C. B. Heller has gonB to
inor nnr.ino t.rt nnfa onmo four ernnrl I r ' "w I
v... tj i . . -,, j hi n ii i -r. i . u: a.
i j . i i ic win not come uuiii me boij k' rennsvivania w yibh uib iuuiuci
nHR nn t, n h nr. i " i
warm and then it will be rotten and friends.
men lining up
Keepers and oums in a common
cause, for the whiskey "interest's
ideal official. Some people have
been, no doubt, fooled. They im
agine that not even the common
copal and wild onion would long
in - ihe hill. Befcter keep what
corn vou nave in tne cno ana
wait for the weather to moderate
The frosts have iust about
Venus.
WHEN IT
CORSES TG
The ACTUAL
No tobaccos
ever made
can surpass our Kv.g, Twist raid Smoking. Wherever ex
hibited in competition with the world, they have never failed
to win the gold medal for their general excellence, high quality
and for their decided supervr-ily over all competing brands.
"SHOW DOWN" i3 one of the coming brands of America.
Only a few years old, its unrivaled qualities have made it one
of the leading sellers over a i other Hue-cured plugs. It
thoroughly satisfies and perlocLly suits everybody and all
classes.. Sold at 10c and 15e psr plug or oc cuts".
Always buy "SHO W 2QUN," and pave the tags. There
is many an article you need Jf .r your comfort or entertain
ment which these tags get for you without cost.
A copy of our 1907 premium catalog- je. -which is one of the largest and
most attractive ever gotten out by a tobacco manufacturer. v.Till be mai'ed
to any address in tle United State i on receipt .cf only 4c in postage
stamps or 8 of the tags ve re r'XIe.T3ing-.
" Hancock Bros. & Co.,
Lynchburg, Va.
BOCK.
; --. April 15th.
Farmers are doing but very lit-
THE HORSEMAN
thinned out the fruit. Peaches
er grow m tnis county it Mx. tare an Kiuea ana appies wui do -ie lantine on account of the
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Boyden should have been defeat- few if any. fcruit will be. truit cold weather.
aA Q Vi rrt 1 A Yta, atrni nf aathoa I f Kia Trnof
. , , . ' , J , It IB likely fruit will be scarce
wo rt 111 uoyd uj uuuu a cuor i Whof i a rt. Hnlnrr an worn I . . -,
io uv v"S j I tnis year.
oiuuuu pa, iv well, what tbe lice nave iett tne
and hibernate until another of hie f rogt has damaKed it to some ex
swipe is oorn. woi aione is Tims . fc Th t Hce haye entirelv
swept all the oats in some fields
Better be saving aud hold to whst
we have.
- idea held by his satellites, but hp
also seems to be consumed with a
similar weakness. For instance,
we are reliably informed that in
his remarks; after the result of the
primary had been make known to
the convention, he stated that he
.that he wished "to go forward,'
and that if the people would
"stick to me, I will make Salis
bury one of the foremost cities of
the South." This, in reality, ie
somewhat an hallucination. No
doubt ho can equal and possibly
surpass Count Boni in spending
some one else's, or the public's
money, but herein lies his fault
and failure to realize why he hat
again been nominated for mayor
As we see it, his nomination is
due to the efforts of the whiskey
ring and its allies, and as thf
business people of the communi
ty do no,t need or want hiB assist
ance, his obligations are due those
who endorsed his loose and reck
less administration by their votes.
In other words the whiskey" ring
and its allied interests have elec
ted him to do their bidding, not
to build up the city structurally,
morally or otherwise. They care
nothing for these things. Blood
money is their first and last
thought and Boyd m is the man
that has helped and will continue
""tor help them.
Hftnry C. Park, of Anderson,
S. C. visited home folks last
week.
W. H. Earnhardt moved to
Salisbury last Thursday, and his
neighbors were sorry for him to
leave' the community IJe will
work at the carpenter trade,
J. F. Park has another fine
mule.
Henry Exall, the leading breeder of
trotters in Texas, Issues a warning to
horse breeders In which he says: The
rapid increase in the value of all
good, useful horses will very material
ly stimulate the breeding business.
Hundreds of people will start in an en
terprise that ' promises such great re
turns, and the tendency will be to
breeF afctic&t every animal that wiJl
reproduce itself regardless of quality,
soundness and general desirability.
Breed Them IMflrlit.
As a consequence a great many
horses of nondescript character will be
raised nt a loss alike to those who
breed them and to the state, while, ou
thA nthpr rmnrt thnsp whn rhnnsA wian-
Considering the weather there ly and breed and raise onjy tst.
Ther was a lot of fool-things
said- and done during the recent
primary campaign. Oce among
the many which struck us rather
forcibly was something like this,:
"I would have voted for Mr.
Vanderford, but he sent out too
.many circulars about Mr. Boy
den." From which we are led to
infer that such a weakling would
not thank you fcr calling his at
tention to the short-comings and
misconduct of an employee. You
would incur his great displeasure
and tbe employe, no matter how
great or aggravated his offense,
would be given an increase of sal
ary and a vote of thanks at onie.
Last week an exceedingly poor
campaign document, printed and
delivered at an expense of some
thing. over $433.00 of the town's
m i u j. r i u was quite a numoer out at nocfc using stallions ana mares that aro
1U JUU a" o o..j. cui . deemv bred in the best blood lines of
ITTI1UU nil IIHV li I . I I I if 1 I I MN III H V 1 w
afternoon.
J. R. Sadler is quite successful
is plenty of visiting done in hr
town. Wonder if we would go up
t here if we would get our name in
print.
Herbert Kluttz fell from his
wagon last Saturday evening and
sustained bruises from which he
is greatly inconvenienced.
Sidney and John Trexler, of
this place, are working on the Death Of C. A. WagORer.
Jumor hall at Rockwell. C. A. Wagoner died early last
The Rockwell and Gold Knob Saturday morning at his home in
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hoio hall faamg rrng hafa TCoa- BUIS City. Mr. Wagoner WSS
the breeds that they intend to raise
and who by proper care and attention
raise really serviceable horses, useful
fnr the nnmnne for which thev aro ln-
in raising chickens, and has a great tended,' sound, kind and beautiful, will
many coming on. ;,
It now looks as if there will be
a poor crop ot wneat. uats, no
good at all. Saw.
ter Monday on the Rockwell dia
mond, with a score ot iy to 2U in
avur of Gold Knob, lnere are
several stories about this game.
Rockwell claims the game by one
run. It has never ben fully de
cided.
St. f eter a congregation is in
need of an organ and it is hoped
that the members will realize thiF
need and rpppond at once.
There will be preaching at St.
Pettr's church ou Sunday,5 April
21st, : at 3'oclock instead of 11
o'clock. Rev. Linn will preach
at Rockwell on that date in the
morning. Sunday School at St.
Peter's at 1 o'clock.
John H. Misenheimer and fam
ily visited at John W. Liuker's
last Saturday night.
Lee.
about seventy years of age and
had made his home in Rowan
county nearly Ml bis life, He
was a veteran of the Confederacy
and was a member of Company
B, 46th North Carolina Regiment.
The funeral took place Monday
from tbe residence on West Thom
as street, Fev. F. J, Murdoch,
D.D., officiating.
His Dear old Mother.
"My dear old mother, who is
how eighty three years old, thrives
on Electric Bitters," writes W.
B. Bruusun, of Dublin, "Ga. "She
has taken them for about two
years and enjoys an excellent ap
petite, feel strong and sleeps
well," JThat's the way Electric
Bitters affect the aged, and the
same happy results follow in all
cases of female weakness and gen?
eral debility. Weak, puny chil
dren too, are greatly strengthen
ed by them. Guaranteed also
stomach, liver and kidney
for
troubles by all druggists. 50c,
Baraca Committees,' ,
The Baraca class of the First
Methodist church has appointed
the following ccmmittet s : -
Hustlers: J, H. Weddtngtou,
J. M. Maupin and L. C. Riden
hour. Social: A. B. Saleeby, D. H.
Beaver and J. C. Keslnr.
Membership: . M. L. Jackson,
S. E. Shupiug and G. C. Wit:e
Boarders Wanted!
4The Salisbury House, 120 South
Long Street, is prepared to ac
commodate a lew boarders.
Rooms nnelyfurnished, table
well suppled aud prices reasona
ble. 2-18 tf.
Cures Blood, Skin Diseases, Cancer,
6reatest Blood Purifier Free.
If your blood Is Impure thin, diseased, hot
or fall of humors, if you have blood poison,
cancer, carbuncles, eating sores, scrofula, ec
zema, itchingr, risings and bumps, scabby,
pimp.T, skin, bone pains, cata-rn, rbenma
tism, or any blood or skin disease, take Bo
tanle Blood Balm, (BB6) Soon all sorts heal
aches and pains stop and the blood is made
pure and rich Druggists or by expre s $1 per
large bottle Sample free by writing Blood
Balm Co Atlanta, Ga. B B B is especially ad
vised for chronic, deep-seated eases, bb it
cures after aU else falls
not only make a great deal of money
for themselves, but will greatly benefit
the section of country In which they
live. There Is practically no limit to
the demand, at rich figures (which will
grow larger each season for the next
eight or ten years), for the horse that
is bred right, raised right and trained
to be good in his class, whether it is
as a trotting race horse, a fast speed
way horse, a park horse, a reliable,
well mannered, sound, handsome fam
ily carriage horse or a sturdy draft
horse. Breed them right, raise them
right, educate them properly, and the
product of a small band of well bred
mares, with the right kind of stallion
at their head, will make their owner
rich in the next ten years.
Notes For Breeders.
Oats are a natural and nutritious
horse feed.
The staH ought to be nine feet long
and five feet wide, says Kimball's
Dairy Farmer.
Scrub-lidfseS l..neltherprofitable
nor satisfactory: r
In training young colts drive- them
with a fast walker. 7
Do not whip a frightened horse. It
only adds to his fright.
Some people curry their horses dur
ing the shedding season only.
A horse naturally feeds from the
ground. Avoid high mangers.
The mare that is suckling a colt is
doing double duty and should not be
required to perform as much hard
labor as the other horses.
- All trouble in kicking, rearing and
stubbornness generally arises from im
proper handling or not sufficient han
dling to adapt horses to usage.
You can better afford to starve your
horses any other time than during the
first year of their existence. A stunt
ed colt seldom makes a well developed
horse.
Treatment that may entirely break
one horse of a bad habit may entirely
fail on another. It is hard to lay down
rules that will work well In all cases.
Horses are classed In the Chicago
market as drafters, loggers and feed
ers, chunks, expresses, farm mares,
light drivers, actors and coachers.
The last class brings the best mon
ey. .Light drivers come next But
of all the classes the drafters are the
most profitable because they can be
put on the market cheaper. It's a big
proposition to fit up a team of light
drivers or coachers that will sell for a
top prlc. 1
lodol Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat
Does Coffee disagree with you?
Probably it dossl Then try Dr,
Shoop's Health Coffee. "Health
Coffee" is a clever combination of
parched cereals and nuts. Not
a grain of real Coffee, remember,
in Dr. Shoop's Health Coffee, yet
its flavor and taste closely matches
old Java and Mocha Coffee. If
your stomach, heart or kidneys
can't stfud Coffee drinking, try
H-alth Colt?e. It is wholesome,
nourishing and satisfying. It's
nice eve:: lor the youngest child
Mortgage Sale of Real Estate.
Pursuant to the provisions contained
in a mortgage t ust deed, registered
in book No, 27, pee 372 of the Regis
tn"'s ofljee for Rowan county, mad- by
elson Clawson ard wife, Joicy Claw
son, for the protection and benefit of
the undersigned, on the 21st day of
March, 1906; default having been made
in the payment of this debt, which
said mortgage was given to secure, the
undersigned will sell at public auction,
at the. Court House door in the city of
Salisbury on
Saturday,' May 18th, 1907,
at 12 o'clock, for cash, the following
real estate and personal property, to
wit: Beginning at a stake on the
Southwest side of the Bring'e's ferry
road, 100 feet from the intersection of
Boyd street and the Bringle s ferry
road, ane runs thence N. 32" degrees
W. 50 feet to a stake in Bringle's ferry
road ; thence S. 47K degrees W. par
allel with Boyd's street 196 feet to a
stake on an alley ; thence S. 32
degrees EJ 50 feet to a stake, corner of
1' t No. 9; thence N. 47M degrees E.
196 feet to the beginning, being lot No
8. on Herderson's plot of the Reaves
h-nd in Salisbury township. See book
86 page 342 for dred.
Also one black mare mule about 20
months old this day, bought of John R
Crawford.
April 17th, 1907.
1 JOHN J. STEWART,
5t Trustee.
Sale of Umbrellas at Half Price
!
We have & cured from a manufactur a lot of Women's
and Mens Umbrellas at a concession which enables us to effer g
v.
them at
One-half Regular Prices.
These umbrellas were made for a firm which failed before
they were ready for delivery. We were fortun&te in getting
the entire lot (about 200) which we offer at half price.
There's a variety of handsome handles, including sterling
silver, ivory, pearl, silver, copper and natural wood.
' They are devided into two lots, as follows :
Women's, $1.00 to $12.75
Values, $2.00 to $25.00
Hen's, $2.00 to $14.00
Values, $4.00 to $30.00
Gujmpes for Jumpers.
Just received a new line of
Lingerie Guimpes, to be worn
w)th jumper suits. A variety
of pretty styles lace and em
broidery trimmed, f and full
length sleeves, Prices $1.00
and up.
Novelty Net Curtains.
Now showing a splendid line
of Novelty Net Curtains in all
the latest and best effects,
trimmed with 'plain aud ruf
fled edges, suitable for sum
mer homes and cottages
Sash Curtains, 2 yards long
$1.50 a pair.
Ruffled Curtains, 3 yards
long, $2.00 a pair.
Full-size Curtains, 3$ yds
long, $2.25 a pair.
ReriTnmato Mayonnaise that any one
JHIIBUU 1 tftMi.Jli'S.
Width 18 inches, price 50c
a vard, $4.25 a roll (84
complete with saucer and cov
er.. As it may bo -some time
before we eair'ohtain another
shipment of these, we would
recommend an early inspec
tion. 38, 60 and 85c, complete.
Vitaophane
A substitute for stained
glass. Vitrophane is a mate
rial made in Europe f-r the
decoration of plain window
glass, to give the plaine and
otherwise unattractive win
dows a decorative appearance,
to shut out! an unattractive
view, without shutting out the
light. It comes in a variety
of patterns, in rolls of about
nine yards long;, it is sold
either by tho roll or by the
yard. It is
Dishes.
so simple to apply A
can do it with
Brieht Red Tomato Mayon-
naise Dishes, in three sizes, yar is )
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FOR SALE BY
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