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or res FAITH. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and Mr. and -Mrs. Sidney Kluttz visit ed at Mr. and Mrs, H. C Farmers. Miss Blanche 'Seizor is visiting her college class mates, the Misses Sallie, Perlie and Ida Lingle. Luther Raney, of Charlotte, is in oji a short visit. II . C. Farmer, manager of the central phone exchange, has put in several phones lately. Faith is coiuiectnd with many large cities now by phone. Many hundreds of dollarawere 1 st here iu the past three, weeks by the people because foeyould not get flat cars to Bhip granite. It has accumulated in great piles at the quarries here. (T R Wilkftriann Anri lifr.la anrv returned to their home at Elmojf III., Saturday, Mr, Wilkgrson is doing well aud has a good paying position with a railroad Co. Jer went from Rowan several years ago and married in Illinois. .a M. A. Holshouser is one of those hustling farmers who makes money by hard labor. He sold our R. F, D mail man a fine milch cow and has several more fcr his own use. He is holding eight bales of cotton for 15 cts. and has plenty of corn, wheat, oats, Irish potatoes and many other things like smart farm ers usually have. He has sweet potaloe slips coming up and will have a fine watermelon patch far the benefit of his neighbors. We have been invited down when they get ripe. He also has a fine field of oats and one of clover. Mr. arid Mrs. Pinkney Ludwig are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Mert Uuderwood,to see their grandaughter thai has just arriv ed. ATyoungraaite. cutter has ar-iwed-&t: Mr. : ;nd Mrs . -Charley ShupingT.I "V A young lady is a new comer at f and KH T? n vfar MrP.nmh9 AUU iUiO AUAWA Auwwwa-uw. Mrs, John Parks won the bible in the Baptist Missionary Contest, she having secured the most money. The series of meetings commen ces at the Baptist church on the 2nd Sunday in May. Venus, TRADING FORD. A large crop of cotton is being planted here again this year. We agree with Venus in his proposition that the correspon- dents and tno entire iorce oi tne C abo lin a Watchman unite them selves in a newspaper association. Let us hear from you all. - We expected to have two wed- dings to announce during Easter,' but they both failed. The groom of one of .the parties has been verj sick and is not able to be up; and the other, we don't know what was the reason . The Sunday school at Bethel church is on a boom now. The roll is larger thag usual. Every thing is bright in the spring time of course, but there is no reason why Sunday schools should not be booming always. -become of the UUUOI " uwrir Genuine Uncle Tom? Come on Pard, we want to get acquainted with you. There will be a large crop of fruit here this year if nothing hin ders from this on. Won't we live? We notice that C. H. Kluttz, of this place, is in the . political wagon foi commissioner. Glad to kuow this na Mr. Kluttz is an all round good fellow. I As we are vrv busy fishing along nowwe are too sleepy io Bay uiucn tins week, but look tor us The Original Sam Snort. : A Guaranteed Cure for Piles Itchine. blinrT" ki: rrntrrid "-couiugj f- lriErnilfta n to refund money if pAZo OINTMENT tails to Cure in A to 11 Aaxra 60c. pondenee. 1 LI DUMII'S UOOITAII. ; ' April 14, l.C. L. Kesler lost a fine hog a few days ago. It's back was broken, also one of its legs. Mr. Kesler has had several losses of this nature. He seems to think it is in the breed of hogs and that ihebones of the animals are very soft and brittle. Jno. Leonard, in burning off an old sage field, lost control of the fire, and it spread over quite a space aud in its path it burned up quite a number of rails for Mr. Gauble and a couple of loads of stove wood for John. Corn planting is in full blast around here, the weather being fine for such work. Mrs. M. J. Cauble is about done planting corn and has set her figures for two bales of cotton. David M. Kes'.er had the mis fortune io step on a thorn which entered the ball of his foot. He is able to be at his work and is not in a serious condition. Mr. and Mrs. Stoner visited their daughter, Mrs. H. A. Earn hardt week before last. Bro, Venus, we say amen to your proposal. We have hinted at this move for some time, and weut as far as to call the corre spondents, the P. P. A, (Pencil Pushers' Association). Get our old friend the editor to sanction the move and air will be smooth sailing. We are sorry to say to Bro. Hustler that we have never had any houses that we could get $2,400 for, but if we did have any we would only sell the one where we made 25 and would hold on to the other one till prices went up, so we would be sure and come oni ahead. We also second Bro. Hustler's statement in regard to the new Uncle Josh, we believe the new Bro. snould select a dif ferent name so there will be no two alike. We suggest-the new Bro, sign Uncle Hiram. How about it Bro? It seems as if some people have more than others, but when it comes to the final wind up we will be on a dead level. If you read this paper and like it. Don't go away from home to get it to read, but subscribe now while times are good. The whooping cough is in te family of Frank Aguer. Miss Nannie Oddie has returned home from school. Lewis I. Cauble has purchased a corn planter. Mr. Cauble is an extensive farmer, but guess he aims to be become an expansionist. Miss Mollie Kesler visited her sister, Mrs. Henry Mahaley. We attended the phono-opti- graph show of Wm. Proctor's, We enjoyed the scenes very much. Mr. Proctor tells us he is think ing of goiug into the business more, extensively by hiring a negro quartette string band. Any one who wishes to be reminded of his boyhood days should see this entertaining show as it is well worth the price, 10c, aid more. Mr. Proctor .took in at this place when he showed, $6. Pretty good for the size . of the theatre. We are glad Bro. Lee has been put in for Sunday School superin tendent at St. Peter's. Guess he will be good now. Powerful warm and dry along now. We need some refreshing rains to cool off the earth and cause the crops io spring upwards. Mrs. Roxie Proctor, of Salis bury, visited her mother Sunday, the 15th" inst. Bro.'s, can any of you subtract one from" nineteen and leave twenty? Guess you can, it's easy XIX 19. j. . There ard some-fanny people in ibis oll world, judging from the following: for sale, ar piano, by a young lady with mahogany legs. The above is an ad. we saw some time ago. Read over some of the ads Bro.'s and see if you can't find the fuhny.side of the story. Farmers are busy getting their ground in shape for their crops. Some are through planting com. Bartlette. LYERLY. April 21. We are proud to know that spring has opened and the gloomy weather has changed to sunshine. There is but little upland corn to be planted any more this spring. We understand thai several ofl the farmers of this section have finished planting their "King Crop." Much visiting was done through- j out our neighborhood during Eas ter. The Sunday school at Union has a very large and regular at tendance. Rev. Bodie preached a most ex cellent sermon on the 3rd Sunday, the church being crowded. Rev. C. I. Morgan, of Chestnut Hill, preached a very interesting sermon at Union Easter Monday, Thomas H. Cline, of Charlotte, visited at A. L. Lyerly's during the holidays. We would like for our Bro. Uncle Josh, of Millertown, to tell us who L. C. J. of Dongola, 111, is. We are informed that Lewis Kluttz, of this place, sold his young "Jar head" to John H. Frick. The stork visited. C. M. Lyerly last week and presented him with a great big son. A party of fisherman-were down from Salisbury this week. We haven't learned what success they had. Alfred Goodman says he 'ex pects plenty of wheat heads yet this month." Can that be beat? M. A. Cauble has had bad luck. He got dog bit. Don't think the dog was mad, but it made Anson mad. -Keep out the way Anson I If we keep up with the times, we will continue to read The Watchman. With success to the editor. The Hustler. YERBLE. April 21st. The farmers in our community are busy planting. We are beginning to need rain. Peter A. Ritchie, one of our old landmarks, is quite ill at this writ ing. The roads are getting in good shape for traveling at last. Clyde Jones had the misfortune to lose his dwelling house by fire Tuesday evening, the 17th instant. All the contents were burned and he had no insurance. Mr. Jones is a young married man and was trying to get a start in life and this is a sad blow to him. The people around here are us ing lots of fertilizers this spring. There are lots of The Carolina Watchman coming up our route each week, which goes to show thai we like it. " Saturn. New Passenger Trains on the Western. Next Sunday two new trains will be piaced on the Western di vision of the Southern railway. They will run between Salisbury and Asheville. The westbound will leave Salisbuy at 6.30 and ar rives in Asheville at 11.80 a. m. The eastbound will leave Asheville at 3.20 and arrives in Salisbury at 8.20 p. m. Winted. Traveling Salesmen. Must furnish references and in vest $1000.00 in first class 6 per ceDt Bonds, balary and Ex penses paid. Experience not re quired, we teach business at our Mills. The Wheeling ! Roofing & Cornice Company, Wheeling, West Va. 4-25.6t. Announcements. I hereby announce myself a can didate for the office vol Sheriff of Rowan county subject io the ac tion of the Democratic primaries and convention. v 5 r J. H. McKenzie. ; I herewith announcA myself a candidate for Treasurer of Rowan county subject to the action ot the Democratic primaries and convention. C. T. Bernhardt. To the Democrats of Rowan Coun ty: i I hereby announce myself a candidate for the State Senate from Rowan County, subject to the action of the Democratc pri maries and'r convention. This March 20, 1906. Whitehead Kluttz, I hereby announce myself a can didate for the office of Register of Deeds of Rowan county subject io the action of the Democratic pri maries apd convention. E. H. Miller. I hereby announce myself a.can idate for the office of Register of Deeds, subject to the action of the Rowan county Democratic con- j vention. Geo. B. Wetmore. Woodleaf, N. C. March 31,-1906. I hereby announce myself a can didate for the State Senate sub ject to the action of the Democrat ic primaries and convention of Rowan county. James H. Horah. I hereby announce myself a can didate for the House Of Represent atives as one of the representatives from Rowan county, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries and convention. Jno. M. Julian. I hereby announce myself a can didate for the office of sheriff of Rowan county, subject to the ac tion of the Democratic primary j and convention. W. A. Brandon. I hereby announce mjself a can didate for county commissioner subject to the action of tho Dem ocratic primaries and convention f Rowan county. J. J. Kincaid. - j I hereby announce myself a can-1 didate for the office of County Commissioner subject to the ac tion of the Democratic primaries and convention. P. A. Hartman. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of treas urer of Rowan county subject to the action of the Democratic pri maries and convention J. K. Nicholas. To the Democratic voters of Salisbury Township: I hereby announce myself a candidate for State and County Tax Collector for Salisbury Township.subiect to the action of the Democratic pri maries and convention. , A. M. Rice. I hereby announce myself a can didate for the office of County Commissioner subject to the ac tion of the Democratic primaries and convention. Louis D. Peeler. ' ' I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Rowan county, subject to the action of the Democratic primar ies and convention. J. H. Krider. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the House of Repre sentatives as one of the Represen tatives from Rowan county, sub ject to the action of the Demo cratic primaries and convention. W. D. Pethel. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of county commissioner subject to the action of the Democratic primaries and conventions. Chab. H. Kluttz. I hereby announce myself a can didate for the office of treasurer ot Rowan county subject to the action of the Democratic prima ries and convention. D. A. Atwell. I hereby announce wyself a can didate for the office of county treasurer, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries and con vention of Rowan County. H. C. Lentz. I hereby anneuce myself a can didate for Clerk of the Superior Court for Rowan county subject to the action of the Democratic primaries and convention. J. Frank Mc.Cubbins I hereby announce myself a can didate for Register of Deeds sub ject to the action of the Demo cratic primary and convention. P. E. WRIGHT. China Grove, N. C. I hereby announce myself a candidate for County Commis sioner subject to the action of the Democratic primaries and con I Vention- W. L. Klutt SEWING MACHINES. I have made arrangements' with - w some well known fatories ; to get Byrne, very fine Sewing Machines at prices so that I can sell to any one who wants a good machine without paying a big profit to agents. I buy for cash andean sell at any price I want to fix oh ma. enmes, tney come straight from 1 keep all kinds of sunnlies and;4 make repair work a specialty; ail W. M. RUTH, 3 107 North Main St j ' Salisbury, N. C, Valuable Property Dear Salisbury For Sale. A tract of about seven acres of land, located on the Stoke's ferry road, 2 miles from Salisbury, on which is a grood-8ized store-housed now bringing good rent, a new 5-room cottage, a barn, and a splendid prospect ' for a valuable gold mine. This property is located near Dunn's mountain and the largest granite Quarries in thecounty. This is a splendid opportunity to se cure a quiet country home and conduct a good mercantile business. For fur ther particulars write to or call at the Watchman Office, or T. J. L,oftin, route 6, Salisbury, N. O. Loans Doubly Secured. If you .have any monoy idle or bringing you less than Q, list it with our Company at once. We'll lend it for you. First Mortgage on Real Estate, taking the mortgage and note in your name, and in ad dition give you the WRITTEN GUARANTEE of our Company that both princi pal and interests will be paid IN FULL as they fall due. We assume all risk, and stand between you and possible loss. Our guarantee has more r than $20,000 back, of it; and, loans made through our Company have DOUBLE THP SECURITY OF A BANK paying you 6 all the time. McCubbins & Harrison Co., Pfid in capital $20,000, Loans, Real Estate, Fire and Life Insur ance, Salisbury, FARMS FOR SALE. We offer for sale the Mrs. John Russell farm of 117 acres 3 miles from Mill Bridge; one-third of this farm is in original forest, balance is in a high state of culti vation. This is a fine fffrm and located in the best section of Rowan county. You can get a bargain in it right now. For price and terms write or see us at once. We offer for quick sale a 100 acre farm near Western N. C. Ry. and -about 6 miles out from Salis bury, lhere is good pine wood enough on this farm to pay for it at the price it is offered right now See us if you are interested. We have a 35-acre truck farm 2 miles oul of Salisbury on macadam road, big orchard and vineyard. Soil eaBy to cultivate and in splen did condition. Can be made pay for itself in two years properly worked ; and you can get it on easy terms. McCUBBINS & HARRISON COMPANY, Real Estate, Insurance, Loans, Salisbury, N. C. ROTHROCK ROLLER MILLS, On Dutch Second Creek, near Gold Hill, solicits your grain. We have the most complete mill in the county and we know how to han dle it. Grain stored. 2-14 8m 4 PerCent. We pay 4 per cent, on money, in savings department, adding the interest to the principal every 90 days, and offer every safe guard to the depositors. We also loan, money on real es tate and personal security. 'THE PEOPLES' BANS AND TRUST CO. D. B. Julian, J. D. Nobwook, . President. - Cashier. P. H. Thompson, J. A. Peeler, V.-President. Teller. t! VADr. Williams! IndiaaPfje 01 1 1 II L. Ointment will cure Blind, 1 II II rvBleeding and- Itehing I II I B Piles. It absorbs the tutors. I allays tne ltcmng avonce, acta l-Sias a poultice, gives instaat re lief. Dr. Williams, Indian Pile Oint ment isnrenared for Piles andltch- las of the private parts. ; Every box is I - - warranted. By druggists, by mail on re- I ceipt of price. 50 cents and $100. , WtjLLUPS 1 JBAKVFAeTUIUKfl CO,, rrv9t if loii piling ' iiifl alh6omitiy HSEllseetls gioeeiies, Ijloinf, ana Heefl at wholesale piicEs as we fray in cai lots. Oasft fiODEi. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Having this day qualified as execu tor of the estate of David M. Parks, deceased, notice is hereby given all persons having claims against taid estate to present the same to the un dersigned on or before April the 3rd, 1907, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery All persons in tebt ed to said estate are hereby notified to call-and settle at once. 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