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MAIN LINE v OH1HB t UMD
No 8 L6cal, Charlotte to Richmond " 517am
No 30 Fast Mall Atlanta o Wash 10 43 a iu
No 30 Fla Llm Jacksonville to Wash 1130 am
No 12 Local At anla to Hi hmond 8 SO P m
No 38 Vestibule Atlan' a to Wash 9'0pm
No 34 Fla Exp Jacksonville to Wash 11 0T p m
No 40 Atta Exp Atlanta to Wash 1145 p m
No 3' Palm Limited 130am
SOUTHBOUND.
No 39 Washington to Atl ftita ' 5 40 a m
No 33 Fla Exp Wash! n?to l to Jax 7 05 am
No 37 Vestibule Washiugrton to "Atta 8 17 am
No 11 tocal Kich ri'i t A.M nta 8 05 a m
No 7 Local Richmond to Hhar otte 3 07 p m
N- 29 Fla Llm Washington to .lax 30p m
No 35 Fast Matt V ash to Atta g 49 p nt
No 31 Palm Limit1: 3 18am
WESTBuUND
No 11 Local to Chattanooga . 1 8 25 a m
No 35 Through to Memphis 8 50pm
FROM WEST.
No 30 Through From Memphis arrive 1H$ am
No 12 Local From Chattanooga arrive 8 35 p m
All through except marked local
FRO'' NORWOOD,
No 22 Passenger arrive 7 15pm
No 48 Mixed arrive 8am
TO NORWOOD.
No 21 Passenger Leaves , 11 25 a m
No 47 Mixed Let 500pm
WHITNEY SPECIAL.
No. 49 to Whitney , 715am
No 50 from Whituev fi50xm
D. L. AREY FINED !$22,0()0
Local News Items
The smoke house of John L.
Holshouser, who lives near Rock
well, was destroyed by fire Satur
day night.
The Basinger Carriage Company
of this placM, has just, completed
a fine hotel bu9 for the St, Cloud
hotel, in Concord.
Hon. E. Spencer Blackburn, of
Greensboro, has been billed to
make a speech at Misenheimer
Springs, Stanly county, July 4th.
W. A. Smith, a native of this
place, has moved to Rocky Mount:
where he will make his home in
the future. Mr. Smith was ac
companied by his family.
The Salisbury Minstrels, who
gave two highly creditable per
formances here last week, will ex
hibit in Statesville on. the night
of the fourth of July for the ben
efit of the Pythians of that city.
Jini Hughs, colored, employed
at the Rowan Brick Company, was
badly cut-about the throat last
Sunday by A.'K. Byers, a fellow
workman, Byers made his escape
The Grimes Drug Company have
changed their ad. this week. , This
company1 has the reputation of
handling only first-class go-ds.
See their ad. on fourth page.
Deputy Sheriff Krider returned
from Wilmington Thursday night
where he had gone "for J. C. Ma
rine who was wanted at China
Grove for seduction.
A. B. Saleeby, thl candy dealer,
has purchased the bakery and
business of 7. E. Fraley, corner of
Council and North Main Streets,
and has taken charge of same.
Hon. Lee S. Overman, who has
been on an extended trip, attend
ing the Lewis-Clark exposition at
Portland, Oregon, has returned.
He speaks in high terms of the
. exposition and the west.
Col. C. L. Mead, who has been
prospecting this county for some
months, has had some macniuery
i a ka T.vorlv mine, near
Barber's school house, preparato
ry to beginning operation sthere.
The Salisbury Minstrels, com
nnsAd of Salisbury's amateur per
formers, gave two exhibitions at
the opera house last wees.
crowded house greeted each per
f ormance, both of which was spo
ken of in very high terms.
! The cases of contempt of Court
oo w. QAveral citizens of Rowan
as mentioned in last weeks
Watchman have been dismissed
by Judge Boyd, except that of C.
F. Atwell, of this city, who ; will
take the matter up to a higher
cou it and make a test case of it.
And Sentenced toIPrlson tor Three Months.
K The Utter Withheld Temporarily," ;
The Federal court which was in
session in Charlotte last week, and
presided over by Judge Boyd, dis
posed of a long standing case
against D. L. Arey, of this city.
The judgment of the court, after
being found guilty, was as fol
lows: s
''He said'hte regretted his in
ability to grant the request of
tjomisel for tide defendant to im
pose n reasonable fine without
imprisonment. The testimony of
the physcians as to the health of
Mr. Arey, he said, caused him to
hesitate before imposing a sen
tence that would carry with it a
term- in prisonand yet there
was stern, justice to be considered.
After a prolonged pause Judge
Boyd announced that he would
give the defendant his choice of
two alternatives. He could ac
cept the maximum punishment
prescribed under the first count
in bill of indictment, of carrying
on the business of a rectifier with
intent to defraud the government,
and serve a term of two years im
prisonment and pay; a fine of
$5,000 and the costs, or take the
minimum punishment under the
tenth count that of removing and
concealing spirits, pay $24,000
of taxes defrauded from the gov
ernment, serve a term of three
months imprisonment and pay a
fine of $200 and costs."
Later in the day (last Wednes
day) as reported by the Charlotte
Observer, the following disposi
tion was made of the. case:
"A little after 5 o'clock the de
fendant, with his counsel, accom
panied by District Attorney Hol
ton and Assistant District Attor
ney Price, filed into the court room
and stated to his honor, Judge
Boyd, that a disposition of the
case was at hand, if such action
.was satisfactory to the court. Dis
trict Attorney Holton filed a com
plaint dealing with the issues at
stake and R. H. McNeil, for the
defense, submitted an answer. In
the answer, Mr. McNeill admitted
that Mr. Arey was due the govern
ment $22,000 for spirits rectified
on which no tax had been paid.
This being satisfactory to the
prosecution, a judgment was sign
ed requiring Mr. Arey to pay this
sum. He turned over $5,000 at
once arkl the remainder will be
paid at a reasonable time. With
reference to the imprisonment,
Judge Boyd stated that he could
not sentence Mr. Arey at this time,
but that he would suspend this
section of the sentence until later,
probably until October, at which
time he would decide whether or
Lnot the sentence of two monthe'
imprisonment would be executed.
mi j. 1 C n .'nn tVo- Via a Viaan of.
trafttlntr smfih wide interest and I
uvv, o
ovit.incr HO much comment, was
fASV--p)
ended."
Thursday morning about two
hours before day light and that
had out. run the blood hounds.
He is undoubtedly a good runner.,
The people don't, know whether
he was really a chain gang convict
or whether he was some other
kind of a tramp.
R. E, Huffman filled Rev.
Black's appointmept at Corinth
last Saturday night.
We have lately been informed
that one of the boys- from this
section took the wrong end of the
road when he came out of the
church -aturday night and got
away down toward Zion.
The Sunday school convention
of Morgan township will convene
in St. Matthews E. L. church on
Friday before the 4th Sunday in
July unless further postponed.
The convention will be very in
teresting and beneficial. A very
interesting program will be
arranged and some excellent
speeches are expected. Every
body is invited to come,
Samuel Bame Reported cotton
bloom tne 24th of June. Who
can beat that on cotton?
Rev. Mr. Diefendorf gave a lec
ture to the Sunday .school at St.
Matthews last Sunday immediate
ly after Sunday school. He gives
high praise to the St. Matthews
Sunday school. There will be
preaching at St. Matthews Sunday
at 11 o'clock. Polly.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator of
Robert Witherspoon, deceased, this is
notify all persons who have - claims
against the estate of said deceased to
exhibit them to me on or before the
28th day of June, 1906, or this " notice
will be plead in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment,
WHITEHEAD KLTJTTZ, Admr.
T. F. Hudson, Atty. 6t
Th;s 28th day of June, 1905.
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Fob Sale. 5,000 3 fi cans ; 500 in
crate. M. L. Bean. tf
A Dr. WiUiams' Indian Pile
Ointment will cure Blind,
Bleeding and Itching
Piles. It absorbs the tumors,
lavs t.h Itchine-at once, acts
aa n. nniiit.iV.fi. cives instant re
lief. Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Oint
mGTit. iawenared for Piles and Itch
ing ol the -private parts. Every box Is
nrn.Mnto Bt rimorfrlKt.a. hv mail on re-
oeipt of price. 50 cents and $1.00. WILLIAMS
MANUFACTURING CO.. Props.. Cleveland, Ohio.
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J, H. HORAH,
Attorney.
Office Over Saving's Bank,
Salisbury, N. 0.
Practice in all the Courts.
mott's PENNYROYAL PILLS
Sale 8Ltd reliable, they
overcome weakness, In
crease vigor, banish pains.
No remedy equa-ls DR.
MOTTS PENNYROYAL PILLS
Sold by Druggists and Dr. Motts
Chemical Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
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Furnishings and is
offering them at
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COFFINS AND GASKETS.
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"Will you walk into my parlor?"
said the Spider to the Fly, "'tis the prettiest
little parlor that ever you did spy."
"No, thank you," said Mr. Fly, "I'll
just step over here on this sticky fly paper and
tangle foot with these decoys.
That is more to my likiDg, and I'm sure you'll allow me to
choose my
Yes I can find it in every, house since
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FOR WOMEN: FOE MEN:
Tan, Boxcalf,
Black Bussia
and White Vici-Kid
Quality J and Patent
Uusurpassed. Good Styles.
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A nf thorn. Wi believe we have the best Two Dollar Shoes
0 made, and want you to see them for yourself.
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6 Sheets for QQ9 14 Sheets for 10C.
50 u " 30C 500 " well see us.
Didn't know they could be sold so cheap.
Don't forget, if you want cheap tableware
ask to see those Irnstone China seconds.
12 Tea cups on a string for 10c.
6 White plates,, 7 in. for 18c.
Your true friend,
Lieut. Henderson Promoted.
Lieutenant Commander Rich
ard Henderson, who has been m
the naval service for nearly thirty
three years, has applied to the
War Department for retirement,
and will return to Sahebnto
live. During the Smsh-Amen-
l.-s-. nnthfl battleship
can war uv va v-v- T
Tndiania. He has held a number
of important positions 'J?
vy and has filled them all with
?y . j ah- n himself and
nonor auu wcuiu . - . rrriTri
his countrv. He will retire f ram
; :4.V, .n1r nf CantftlU.
tne service ,wiuu -Salisbury
will be glad to hayerhim
Ridge Boad Items.
News is lather scare this week.
Don't know whether Polly will
get many items or not.
The wheat is all hauled in
through this section. Expect
the farmers will soon
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think about threshing.
The people, of this community
were very greatly surprised to
hear of the marriage of Mrs.
Minnie Bassinger and Charlie
Holshonper. The wedding took
ulace at the home of the bride
uaf Qn nrln v morninEf about 10
iaou j o
o'clock' Esq. John Canup ofliciat
ing. The bride was a widow of
of about thirty years, the groom
a lad of about nineteen or twenty.
We extend our most hearty .con
crrfttulations to the happy coupte
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wlah thpm manv vears 01
happiness and prosperity.
A youpg man, barefooted and
wearing a suit of chain gang
stripes, passed through this sec
tion last Thursday. The man
claimed that he was a convict and
bad escaped froiri the chain gang
fHe asked for something to eat at
several -different places that he
passed. He told some of the peo
pie that he escaped from the gang
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The Dollar Stretcher,
and 5 and 10c store,
O, S. MINOR holds the reins
"WM W AN TJ ML AE A .
BUCK'S RAH
in your Home
We want to place one
in "every home in this
vicinity because we KNOW it would be a good thing
for us to do so.
We know that each one we DO place will make
you our friend because it will more than please you.
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Our Cholera Infantum,
Diarrhoea, Dysentery, and the
Bowel Troublss of Children of
Jny Jige. Aids Digestion.
RjguSates the Bowels, Strength
ens the Child and MAKES
TEETHING EASY-
Ms te1y 25c at Druggists, or mail tez to t. J. HOFFETT,
. P3 i I. tsftvt f-fot hs tilth ana IITO or
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