THE GAROL.IHA WTCHUAH.
WANT RE-HEARIH6.
WM. H. STEWARf, Ed." and Prop.
Published every Wednesday
West Innisa Street.
at -120
Railroads ask for Further Investigation of
the Rate Question.
There was a notable gathering
of high railway officials in the of
fice of Governor Kitchin, a few
days since. Among those present
were: President Finley, of the
Southern, and General Counsel a.
p Thnm- Prftaident Emerson, of
the Atlantic Coast Line ; President
Garrett, of the Seaboard Air Line ;
Receiver Fitzeerald, of Norfolk &
Some I people are badly in ee4 J Southern : President L, E. John-
of having the fact impressed, upon "Vice President and General
them that a majority. of a State's Manager, N. D.Maher aud Gener
jeitizeniactuallyhavethen H. Cocks, of
rectly or indirectly, to create any fehe Norfolk & Western. ;
kind of a law they may wiBh, and Tne conference lasted for nearly
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of Wisconsin's
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Entered, as second-class matter Jan.
19th, 1905, at the post-office at Salis
bury, N. 0., under the act of Congress
of March 3rd, 1897.
Salisbury, N. C, Jan. 26, 1909.
ers
Wb,o Always Keeps
Pt-rti-na in the
House.
'1 am now able to do my house
work Again, ami have a good appe
tite. 1 have us&iihirteen bottles
Perana and one of Manalin,
y husban&and children are also
in good health. 'We always keep
Peruna in the house. I thank
you a thousand times for your
advice." Mrs. Alvina Plamann,
1914 Walnut St., Milwaukee;
Wisconsin.
also the right to have it enforced.
Salisbury, in common with oth
er communities, no doubt -has
much to answer for in the way of
error, but it is hardly fair to en-
three hours. . The opening re
marks by the railway men were by
President Finlyi who was in fact
their leadiug speaker. Besides
the Governor and,th6 gentlemen
named onlr Attorney General
deavor to saddle upon this city Bickett, Chairman McNeill, of the
censure for all of the drunkeness Corporation Commission, Speaker
in North Carolina for the past ten praham and Senator James S.
years or more. UTanniner beine nresent.
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The railway officials said they
As a means of checking tuber- Ljesired an opportunity to appear
culosis in the principal cities of 1 before some proper tribunal, to be
Brazil, the sanitary authorities of QOBfori kv the Governor, to
that country have . instituted a liave an investigation made as to
campaign involving the eipendi- whether or not the present passeD
ture of $1,250,000. -The project ger ratea are unreasonably'' low.
includes the compulsory reporting They said that j at the time the
of every case of tuberculosis, the aettlemeht was made of the rate
establishment of hospitals, agri- aueBtion between the railways and
cultural colonies, and sanitoriums. Bhe State it was contemplated tbat
one vear's trial! should be given
Thousands of hat makers in the the present rates and that at the
north are on a strike "because the expiration of th'is year either side
Associated Hat Manufacturers cou nave tne matter re-opened,
have decided to discard the union and that in carrying out this part
label from their product. The Qf the agreement Governor Glenn
union label is worthless on apiece in -18 meeB&ge to the Legislature
of goods except to show that rt was at e special session of 1908 re
made by union labor. It certain- commended that the Legislature
ly is no gurrantee that the article authorize the railways a j hearing
in question is better in any respect after the expiration of the one
than that made by non-union la- year period provided the railways
bor. Mpairpfl t.n be heard. The railway
fficials insisted that a hearing
JSline deaths from tuberculosis UhrmlH he eiven them, and so
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On all Ladies' and Children's Goats to
but.
What Coat Suits we have left are being closed aw
fully cheap. Now is an opportunity to buy a real nice
coat suit for a very little money . "
Millinery also going at Sacrifice Prices.
New Spring Dress Gingham just in. Price 10 & 12lG.
Extra good Apron Gingham at j 5c yd.
You get the ."best ajfld get it at the very lowest price
if you trade at
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Ir anv one really wanted to una out wi.emer ui i o b -
babv who would he naturally ask? Some one who never used Peruna? Somo
one whTis prejudiced a?ain,t Peruna? Some one actuated by selfish motives
who is opposing Peruna for the sake of the notoriety?
Would any sane person who really wanted to know about Peruna ask any
nf these people? Of course not.
Who would they ask? They would ask mothers who have raised babies and
used Peruna for their babies tunes without number. They would a,k the parents
who love their families, and know more about Peruna than all tho professional
WritIbove Semite portrait and testimonial of one of tho mothers who has used
a who has raised healthy and h.py babies. V7o have many more such
mothers in every state in the Union. These mothers give their
ns wiihnnt ray or expectation of pay. i -'! h deie is ro
point out to other mothers a useful ftad reliable taiudy medioiuo.
She Had to Tell the Story.
Harry Keener, of Nrth Codorus
given
were caused during the last year another conference was appointed
in the Department of Finance of Uo be held on Saturday, January townshiD, a eon of a rich farmer,
Nevf York City, due, it is claimed, 30t,h. Speaker Graham said he is under arrest as tho result
largely to infection from the books regarded it a most auspicious of a story told the police by
and papers. After one of the opening of the new administration Miss Lorosa - Tauser, who is em
bookkeepers in the department and the new year- for the State aud ptoyed iu his house.
died recently at his woik from a the railways to be thus willing to The woman alleges that. Koener
hemorrhage caused by consump- cnme together and confer. Ra- murdered a stranger, who asked
tion, the -city health authorities
closed the office and made a thor
ough fumigation of the books and
premises.
leigh correspondence
Observer,
Attention ia cabled to the re
marks, on the front page of this
paper, credited to Benjamin Till
man, senator from South Caroli
na. There is much food for
thought iu what he has to say.
Being a believer in America for
Americans, we admit to consider
able selfishness, as we have held
his views on the subject of Negro
education for years, if we are not
more severe than Mr. Tillman.
As long as the Negro remains in
the Republic he will be a problem
to' deal with and the more educa
tion, which is power and equality,
Will Handle letting Machine.
Cardenio F. King began work
this afternoon in the hosiery de
partment of the Stat1 prison in
Boston and will run a knitting
machine. Yesterday he spent in
solitary confinement, but I he bor9
the ordeal. He had some emark
able and trying experiences to-day.
He rose early, , ate the prison
breakfast and underwent the phys
ical examination to determine
what kind of labor he could do.
King had. appendicitis at one
time, and never had recovered
fully from its effects, and the
Charlotte for a night's lodging, in a barn
July 21 last aud disposed of the
bodv- She says that Keeuer bound
her to secrecy and threatened to
kill her if she told, but the
thoughts of the crime worried her
so much she could stand it no
longf-r. York. Pa., dispatch.
A Curious Condition.
An interesting disclosure in the
investigation of the g vernor s
Hilary ny the House committee on
salari3 and fees was made yester
rlav From time almost out- 01
memory $30 per month has been
r.ppivfid from the State tor sr
vant hire at the executive man
sinn ulthotifirb there is no law fo
it. An appropriation of tha
amount was made before tbeerec
tiou of the mansion to pay for th
ront. t.h ETOVemor S 8UU6 O
rooms at the Yarborough Hons
and it - has ben used by every
governor since that time for ser
vant hire. Raleigh JNews ana uo
server.
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prison physician found it would
the more difficult will that prob-
lem be to solve. Mr. Taf t has on! which i to be kept on
ly been prevented from! dining his feet y length of time. When
with a Negro by our Jim Crow it came to providing the prisoner
laws, which shows the trend of his
disposition, hence we fear any ac
tion he might take on the subject
Probably the worst thing the South
has to fear is a demagogueical pres
ident who wants to be re-elected.
Sof greater is our danger.
with the regulation uniform it
was found that he still would
wear made-to-order clothes. He
is a large man, weighing about
275 pounds, and j there were no
suits in the prison outfit large
enough. Accordingly he was not
nut to work this morning, but
kept m his cell while the prison
tailors made a new suit. New
York Commercial.
We are glad to note the desire
of all good people, in regard to the
prohibition law, is that it should
be enforced absolutely, both as to?
the letter and spirit thereof. " Wei Oh! ThlS WpD't do.
are also glad that the officials are Mayor Joel H . Critchin's reform.
capturing some .Negro offenders, which was inaugurated a week ago
but we await the capture of the when he put the lid on Roanoke,
j i .... ;
ieiiows wno are supplying the continues unabated. In police
JNegrofcs with the stuff. The fear court to-day Judge John Randolph
oi tne distillers ana bar-keeners. t
and some of the old soakers, is
that we may inaugurate a real pro
hibition reign, and, tbjj fear of the
prohibitionists is that we are go
ing to -have a tarce of it. Now,
handsome young woman, $10 for
Aiding from a window of her
home on Jefferson street, with a
young man standing on a nearby
we believe, that there is law suffi- corner. Ihis is .the first time a
cient to have real prohibition, if i erson has been arrested here for
1V8 e5f0ed buti lf is not fiirting.-Roanoke,YaM dispatch
ouiuiucu mo poupio win very;
proper! v claim that we have not
had'real prohibition and a success
The tender leaves of a harmless
yiumuijiuu uu a sums lung-healing mountainous shrub,
ffr"d lSff g-eg to Dr. Loop's Cough Remel
... ." ,s ,j ,5l: Mdy its marvelous curative proper
cutting out as it should all clubs, Ti ht tiokIing or d trpe8B.
ing coughs, quickly yield to the
healing,, soothing action of this
Womanly pains, head pains, -in splendid prescr i p t i o n D r.
i 1 I a T t M '
laci any pain anywnere can oe ssnoop s uougu nemeay. Ana is
completely stepped in 20 minutes so safe ; and good for- children,
bhoop's Pmk Pain as well. Containing no opium,
or chloroform,., il other harmful
It I drugs, mothers should in safety
always demand Dr. Shoop's. If
other remedies are offered, tell
them No I Be your own judge I
Sold by Cornelison Oe Cook,
with one of Di
Tablets, Ask- your- Doctor
Druggist about the Formula.
is printed on the box and it can't
be bettered. Try one dose and
be convinced. Box 25c. Sold by
Cornelison & Cook
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A linera
A. W. WINECOFF'S
IS
Still in Progress
And will Continue for a Few Days
yet.
The knife has been put deep into the
prices and good goods are beeing offered
vat remarkably low prices. I do not wish
to over-rate myself nor use extravagant
language that would cause you to expect
more than is reasonable, but I do want
you to call, in ease of need, and investi
gate my stock and prices. By this meth
od there can be no deception and no dis
agreements a square deal and satisfac
tion to all. Come in and see me while
these special inducements are being of
fered and you will not regret itv,
Very respectfully
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office of the Supervising Architect.
Washington, D. C, January 11,
1909 SEALED FKUFUALb
will be received at this office uutil
8 o'clock p. m. on the 17th day ot
February, 1909, and then opened,
for tae construction (including
j plumbing, gas piping, heating ap
paratus, 9lectric conduits and
wiring) of theJT. S. Post Office at
Salisbury, N. C. ;in strict accord-
i ancft witn ino umwiuiso "i"-"-
fication, copies of wbicli may oe
0! obtained from the Custodian of
Xithe site at Salisbury, N. C, or at
this office at the discretion cf the
O. Supervising Architect.
Or JAMES KNOX TAYLOR,
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGOOOOOOOO M2 2t Supervising Architect.
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- Disappears Form His Home.
.Wednesday morning just before
good daylight, Ashbury Chandler,
of Buffalo Cove, started off like
he was going to his work. His
wife asked him if he wanted his
dinner and he told her if he want
ed it he would come after it. He
kissed his children and told them
he guessed it would be the last
timo they would ever eee him and
he wept off and has never been
seen since. He leaves a wife and
three children. LencirNews.
May Return to Journalism.
It is not unlikely that the mu
tations of politics may cause the
Lretirement of ex-Congressman
Faucis E. Shober from the post
of State trausfer tax commission
er and that, in such an event, he
will go back to one of the Heafst
newspapers in an executive capaci
ty. Mr. Shober is a Southerner
by l irth a:id was an Episcopal
clergyman before he went into
uewspaper work and politics.
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