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THE CAROLINA WATCHMAN. WM. It STEWART, Ed. and Pub. Published Brry Wednesday at ISO : Weit InnlBs Street : - ; . Subscription Prie $1 per year itrfctly cash In adrance Entered as second-clasi matter Jan. 19th. 1905, at the post office at Salls borj N. C, under tha act of Congress of March 3rd, 1897. Salisbury, N. C., April 25th, 190C. B. B, B. : Boyden, Blackburn and bossism. Which will you take?. ' We are indebted to our friend W. T.' Boat, for assistance in get ting up local material for our last issue. Look up your receipt and see when your subscription expires and make it a point to renew at once, while the cheap rates last. Blackburn's acquittal will make him a bigger.dog than ever, but whether this will stop the row in the republican- camp or not re mains to be seen. H. L. Smith, an experienced newspaper man, who has been at Beaufort S.N. C, for a year or more, is new a part cf the Watch man's force. Mr. Smith was with us several years ago and we are glad to have him back. It is extremely amusing to see a mere weekly newspaper put a daily, weekly and a force of hire lings in a race for their existance. Thb Watchman is now doing this very thing and it's dead easy. See them wiggle like a worm that has been tread on 1 But pshaw ! This is little and ignoble and we shall pursue it no farther. Remember the price of The Watchman is $1.00 and that after June 2nd no one can get it tor less. So if you intend- to renew. do so now and take advantage or our reduced rates. To those who renew on or before June 2nd, the price will be 75 cents, cash, but; should you get ' us one new sub scriber at 50 cents, we will make the renewal 50 cents also. This is to induce prompt renewals and at the same time increase our list. Let us have your name at once. We do not make the 50c price to a new subscriber except when he accompanies a renewal. The price to new subscribers other wise is $1. Last week the Democrats of Stanly county held their county convention. It was one of those pld-time Democratic love feasts Of it the Stanly Enterprise says : "It was a strong and representa tive body. The occasion was one in which the ambitions and aspi rations of men were ignored and when the office sought the man." Stanly has been under Repub lican rule for the past two years, whether good or bad we. do not know, and this is the cause of 'tha Democratic love feast. We men tion this for the purpose of "draw ing a bead" on on the cause of this Democratic feast. It stands out so very plain that defeat will bring a party to its senses as well as individuals that it is a point worth the consideration of all true Democrats. We wish it could be avoided, but it is very plain that the Democratic party of Rowan stands in great need of a similar experience, and, it may be remarked in passing, nothing is so well calculated to bring about such an experience as the tyrannical domiueerigg of a bom bastic and demagogical boss . Thisisj a matter for those who really I believe in Democracy to cousicter. If Democracy stands for anything it stands for the un trammelled rule of the people, not a self-constituted boss; It is not an organization instituted and held together for the purpose of controlling public office and public, patronage, It is not in tended as ao institution for exalt- ing self -constitute ring masters to pjaces of honor, which they dishonor; to positions to repre sent the people, but whom they misrepresent ; to positions of trust, but generally grossly abused ; to guardians of the public funds and of the people's rights, but which they of late years often spend for private interests, and trample their rights under foot, and the list can be stretched in definitely in a like manner, only being limited by the number of subjects considered. We believe in and love the old time. Democ racy, but the latter day creed of greed, graft and grab" is too unpalatable for our appetite, and we may add there are others who are not falling over themselves to get a taste of this new dish of dog-meat and hair. Why go to a primary when you know your vote has already been counted for the bosse's pets, regardless of how it is cast? Why take part in a pri mary where honesty is not want ed and a legalized primary is de nied by the boss? OUR ROLL OF HONOR. Raise Your Food Supplies at Home. This is a year when the farmers of the South should fully show their loyalty to themselves, their families and their country by materially increasing the acreage of food supply crops on every farm, and thereby holding the production of cotton within the limits of legitimate and necessary consumption. Lot every farmer hereby pledge himself to this poli cy and carry into practical opera tion the advice of the Southern Cotton Association. The Asso ciation appeals to every farmer to cut his cotton acreage 25 per cent. below the acreage planted in 1904, and to increase his food supply crops proportionately. If this policy is adhered to, profitable prices ior cotton can oe main tained, and their independence assured. HARVIE JORDAN, President Southern Cotton Asso ciation. Junior Council A Council of the Jr. O. U. A, M.. has been instituted at Union Academy, Lyerly, in this county Rowan now has eleven Councils of thjs Junior Order. The following officers were chosen and installed : Jr. P. C , A. L. Lyerly. C. John H. Tippett. V. C, F. L Agner. R. S., G. M. E. Lyerly. A. R. S., A. M. Eller. F. S., William F. Kluttz. Treas., R. A. Eller. Con., Chas. Frick. I. S., M. A. Cauble. . O. S H. A. L. Kluttz. Chaplain, M. B. Rufty. Trustees, W. L. Bankett, H. A, L. Kluttz, A. L. Lyerly. Names CoBtlnufr to Flaw Qui Way Both From Town and Gountry. As evidenced by the subjoined lists of names it will be seen that our rapidly increasing list of sub scribers is by no means confined to the country "districts, but there are hundreds right here in Salis bury,where the dailies are thrown in their homes, who are friends to fair play, justice, unexaggerated and uncolored accounts of the events of the week, that are freely sending in their names to The Watchman, the only unsubsidized paper printed in the county. Those who have paid are as fol lows : A A Hart, E F Eaton, A S Cor rell, P E Sloop, Edwward C Safrit, H A Wyatt, Orlin Cruse, C R Lyerly, J E Gaither, J B Rex..J CCranford, B C Cauble, cC G Frick, Mrs Lizzie Howell, Robert M Ritchie, Carr Smith, M A Agner, J Rowan Davis, Dr I H Fcust, W A Cress, Jas T Juiian, Jno C Rinehart, W C Kluttz, G M Bassinger, Jno C Goodman, John H A Barger, Geo M Cauble, G W Corriher, Jas M Castor, D C Lingle, Jacob F Castor, A H Pool, A J WinecorT, H N Woodson, Jno E Beaver, Miss Mattie Chatham, RA Wood, Jno C Julian, J H Williford, W P Peacock, Lawson M Kepley, R L Stiller, A J Rary, W H Smith. LONESOME LIST. The following have discontinued their subscription to The Watch man, one on Route 3, city; one at Cleveland and one at China Grove We feel sorry for the members of the lonesome list. Keep off of it. OEATHS. John H. Albright was born July 10, 1860, died April 13, 1906, age 46 years, 9 mouths and 3 days. He leaves a wife and 6 children to mourn his loss. He had many friends. He was well thought off by all who knew him. Mr. Al brignt lett Kowan about b years ago and died at his home in Cald well county. Rev. D. R, Good man officiated at trie tuneral ser vices. Mrs, Elizabet Isenhour died last Sunday at the home of.herdaugh ter in the Woodleaf neighborhood. The deceaseased was 87 years of age. and was th; oldest resideut of Jthat community. The funeral was held at Unity church on Monday. Dr. Wm. Leazar, of Enochville, who has been in bad health for some months, died at his home last week. Rev. J. L. Morgan conducted tne funeral services. Memorial Day Exercises. On Thursday May 10th, there will be exercises appropriate to ...... - the day at the white graded Bchool. Rev. Dr. Geo. H. Cox will be the speaker of the occa sion and will deliver the annual address. After exercises by the school tha children will march to the different cemeteries and decorate the graves of the Con federate dead. Population Doubled. A promiuet citizen of Barber's Junction was in town one day last week and in the course of a con versation remarked on the rapid growth of Statesville. "But," said he, '"our towq has outgrown any in North Carolina. It has doubled its population within the last sixty days." A Statesville citizen, always in terested in the welfare of his home town and being jealous of the in creasing growth of other towns as cbmpared with that of Statesville, asked for an explanation. ' Well," replied the gentleman from Junction, "on February 15th we had a total population of three ; today we have six." Statesville Landmark. Don't forget to renew your sub scription for The Watchman when in the city. f WHEN YOU SHOOT You want to HIT what you are aiming at be it bird, beast or target. Make your shots count by shooting the STEVENS. For 41 vears STEVEN'S ARMS have carried off PREMIER HONORS for AC CURACY. Our line: Rifles, Shotguns, Pistols Asic yc-.ir Dealer in sist on the Stevens. If you cannot obtain, we sr.iu ::rect, ex- press ?ref.ix, upon receiptor cataiosrpr.ee Send 4 cts. In stamps for X4o-rage Catalog' of complete output. A vaiuabiebook ofrefer ence for present and prospective shooters. Beautiful three-color Aluminum Hanger will be lorwaraeci tor ift cents in stamps. J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co., P. O. Bos 4096 CHICOPEE FALLS, MASS., 17. S. A. KILL the COUGH AND CURE the LUNGS WITH 9r. King's New Discovery CONSUMPTION 0UGHS and OLDS Price 50c & $1.00 Free Trial. Surest and Quickest Cure for all THROAT and LUNG. TROUB LES, or MONEY BACK. i rowing! growing few l lurt s Ihoe .store Our List of New Customers is growing longer each day and our old customers are fast finding out our New Location- North Main Street, Five Doors from Council. Pleasing Exclusiveness attracts and Intrinsic Merit holds our trade. Watch this space wo have something "up our sleeve." 7 N, Main Street, Salisbury, N. C. oston Shoe Store 0S !o Secrets m Is Letter. o O My Dear Mrs. Wide A. Wake: It is with much pleasure I writw these few lines to 0De who can fullv appreciate their importance. s& The last time you stopped long enough to look t around, you know what a panorama of beauty, jL what a wonderful display in every variety of useful, eye at every turn. You saw how we have studied economv and O convenience for you and all our friends. S You saw how we have ransacked the markets of the world hunting for the best, the most useful, O an( raost. economical goods in every line for you ana yours. . You saw how we have sought to make oaf house so home-like and natural that you would feel en tirely at home with usrin fact feel that our house 2 is yours. . v. You know how our girls tried to show you the O new and pretty things and how they tried to please 0 you. 0 We hope you were pleased in every way. But O I want to tell you that we have made great im- 0 provemerits in nearly every department and you 0 will be better pleased than ever when you come O again . , H IT -! 1 -t i j. m more new lines ana more new gooas, oetter values and better service, these are the good things V tion to our great Tinware business. It is not likely that another store in this State handles more tin- ware than we do. Of course there is a reason for it. O The large stock, the perfect assortment, the low 0 prices. No wonder the people come to us'for many 61 to7 ujnoc?. iuc. get wuai tMey wauiana it saves mem O money. ...y 0 As often as you can tome in we shall tie glad 0 to see you. and we hope tp see you again soon. O Oh! Don't let me forget to tell you, We'll have another 1 Big Embroidery Sale Saturday. This time it's 5c per yard . Any piece any width, just 5c per yard. Sale begins 8:30 a. mM Saturday, April 28th. Yotix True Friend, 9 The Dollar Stretcher and 5c and 10c Stores. Where C. S. Minor astounds the world. 5N One of Life's Chief Pleasures To a great many people is a drive in the open behind a spirited horse, or a span of g horses of like ilk. To be sure the carriage counts for much in the general enjoy ment, and it. is our mission to supply the demand for high grade vehicles We also have medium and very low priced goods if you want them. How well we fulfill our mission will be attested by a visit to our salerooms. o o o o The Thing to Hitch to is reliability, in harness as in most everything else. When you can get a real, genuine standby, coupled with moderate prices, you obtain a maximum of sat isfaction. Our not very modest claim is that we can supply you with anything and everything in the har ness line everything that is worth the having, that is at reasonable prices. Try us. " 1-1. .KL . ' 1 3UALIT He who Runs may Read the reason of our success ful sales of Buggies, Sur reys, Wagons and other ve hicles generally denominat ed " Ca mages .-and Wagons, ' ' There's quality of material and workmanship which insures durability; there's style in designing and fash ioning; there, every modern device of merit for produc ing ease in riding for the driver, ease in traction for the horse; there's modera tion in our price list. We are selling for the rext fifteen days bargains in two horse wagons. Welcome to see and get our selling figures. We need room and must move the goods for that purpose. Now is your time to buy if you would save monay on your spring purchase. Barter Buggy ft Wagon Co, 115 E. Gconcil Street, Salisbury, N. C.
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