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- r .4 lrli vl - i s AHome: Newspaper Published in 'tKgJntefest of tbey)plejaid for: JHonesty in Governmental: Affairs. i - Salisbury, N. C, -Wedneipay. RIL 3RD, 1907, Wm, h, Stewart, Editor. Vol. ML No. 16. tpg(lfSTdN AND DAVIDSON COUMTY v. L - 7 -X- - v. ' - j Urf Mines: Will Com Here to Lite. :Bto;Worii.tor Ret. J. H. 6re. Lexington Dispatch, March 27th. - f - ;Qrime8 Brotfl have about" fin - fished installing a new equipment - iii their flour mill at Salisbury, and the plant will be started up within a short time. Percy Grimes - will manage the business and will move to Salisbury to live. - While driving out to their home at Arnold, Messrs. 0. H. 'and R', "LEverhart suffered some sprains and bruises in a runaway Sunday, Their horse took fright and they Y were thrown from the . buggy; ' The buggy was slightly damaged; Reports from over "tg indicate that the wheaSSloisltii fine condition now anoVih5gif nothing untoward happen a.uu til spring "oreaKs; sure e "breaks" there will be "a very large this year. Davidson nv tne Tit ner wheat county fcfthe; State, re? memberthat, The death of 'Spfhas, S Chriest. reeal Is thal- CaiF Harris who, ludsitiO''''-tli&3egu4 latnrtfti. as became afl at Rdielffitpre he reach e1ttoaiiaa caused -sevaeafchs;g8gfi3ii- sixty daysof life duipifMliislature is I pretty hard onmfip -are not accustomed to being confined in a chouse. Rev. John H. Grey, who recent ly resigned as pastor of the ' Salis bury Presbyterian church on ac count of ill health, went to a Bal timore hospital last week. He had been at Jackson Springs for some time. Mrs. Grey is still in Salisbury. His f riendja here will ' be pleased to hear of Mr. Grey's kearly recovery. Work ou the building of the Lexington Grocery Company is progressing right along and the firm hopes to get back into it by the first of the month, Although . , , put, 10 great mconveiueocB, iue business of the company has been. carried on without interruption, with headquarters rs in the old NaX tional bank building. Under a law passed by the "leg islature, the chief of police in every town is required to inake out a list of immoral houses every month and file it with the mayor. The inmates of such houses are classed as vagrants and can be punished accordingly. There is another law making the reputa- u 1 1 1 1 i i i i n i i i i iii Hn n wi w in 1 w - ' - m w w v w w i against the inmates. If these laws are enforced, there will be few such places in any town. A $150,000 Fire. Newberry, S. .C... March 29. The most destructive fire that Newberry has ever experienced occurred here today. A large part of the residence portion was destroyed by fire, including the Presbyterian church and parson age and the Associated Reformed Presbyterian church. The total loss is estimated q about $150, 000, with about 50 per cen;t. coy - ered by insurance. , . - For some cause the waterworks failed to furnish a supply of wa- - A. M. W ter and the fire department was helpless. - - The fire started a little before 12 Vclock and continued until nearly 4 o'clock before it was un- der eontrol, and then only ba- cause it was cut off y a large grove wnicn separaieu it iroin other buildings. May handsome buy din s and iiii timA Tftsidennftft wftre deatrov- a u;, :ed. No casuaHies or accidents occurred during tne nre. opeciai to Charlotte Observer. The Watchman's Contest Will Continue If you Want a Good Buggy Don't Fail to Get Busy at Ine biggest and best proposition in tne way pi a voting contest eyeroff ered by The Watchman is herewith set on foi. The conditions are brief and the prize is great. Now is your, opportunity to get a splendid one-horse buggy with tmt the outlay of a dime on feugky ami we want to increase the circulation of the Watchman, hence we inaugurate the followinging voting comes t.j JDor every-iceuirpu be criven. except suhnSllbtions ing as anagent, inlik05 case wiu.be given! VotinfeJcpupons Which one is entitled theron ake payments. Thse coupons must be deposited at the of the WATCHMAft tchbe proper candidates. , No one connected, with the ner will be allowed to enter the contest, but all others now subscribers are. invited to help in any manner they can. Work for yourself or help some one else to get it. DESCRIPTION OF THE BUGGY. . Council street. These gentlemen showing it and giving any information about it that may be desired. Remember "some one will get it without fail. If I . A 1 M m you want one wny not maise an SUBSCRIPTION PRICES, n , , . . During this contest we have decided to make the most llbf f Pri.ces Pssible for full year subscriptions. They are as ioiiows. " Ttjij Wi . 1V anila anWrif? r,ar MnAmar 7K c t4 9 vAnra 2 years, Tn clubs of two or more. 1 vear. Those whn enter thn pnnfpRt. Those who enter the contest will be guided by the above, information we will be glad to bubscription8 for less than ftl.UU. OTJELER Any one who sends us five subscriptions and $2,50, will be given one year's subscriDtion free. Any one sending us ten subscriptions and $5.00, will be 1 KfT J i icxow mmuHucuiu w. t m txt .-n i The Walchmanwi11 continue w r r v cav m w r k -wr n w rtn n n v -v w i ; i vw i ill m in - support of all good people and patronage. Subscribers have the Drivileee of selecting their own can didates.- New candidates may Vote for -whom you wish and dictate who gets the most votes J. he first in the field crenerally stands a crood chance to win, so ifyou areTgoing to make an effort for the buggy, word to the wise is sufficient. mshd upon request. 1 bend to Cnrel of RhevQafUn. Mr. Wm. Henry, of Chattanoo- 1 gat Tenn., had rheumatism in his left arm. "The strength seemed $o have gone out of the musolts so that it was useless for work," he says. ""I applied Chamber- Iain's Pair, Balm and wrapped the arm in flannel at night, and to my relief I found that the pain gradually left me and the strength returned. In three weeks the rheumatism had disappeared and nas not since returned." it you are txoubled with rheumatism try f ew applications of Pain Baho, You are certain to be pleased with ne relief which it affords. For ale b James Plummer. Salis- bury, and- Spencer Pharmacy, I gpencer, N. C, Hfee! mm Latest ahdJBiggesf Now bnv ' l i ., : i"5 till June ist. Once. your part. You want a good uii uuuBuriyuuu uud vu brought in by. some 01 two votes for each cent with the number ot votes to will , be issued to all-who counted and credited to the Watchman force many man We haven't a suitable cut of the buggy which some lucky person will receive at the expiration of this contest, but in a general way we can say that it is a No. 12 Dia mond buggy made bythe Du ra ntDort Carriage Co. Itis of the open side bar type and one of the best makes oh the market, substantial and firsK class in every particular. It can be seen by calling t the Barber Buggy and Wagon Go. -8:-. nlace of bnsmess. ten zZArt&k&t f SI a J a m a f enort to get its . 44 4t 44 $1.00 44 " " " S&i no new or Tfinftwal ftnh for the main Drize. thetmsrerv, for thft main ttUi thia' but should they want other furnish them with same. one year will be at the rate of PHIZES. . j . , ... , , . as it is with whatever im-1 ail u m-m i-i w v . w n w v - v n n u i will endeavor to merit their be brought out at any time, as often as possible. The can- will be awarded the prize. Any other information frU all money and communications Wm. H. Stewart, . Salisbury, N. O. Rips Peaehes is Louisiana. New Orleans, March 2VJ Kipe pea shes gathered months nhead of time are being picked in Plaque- mine parisn, .Louisiana. ine mildest winter in 80 years was the cause of the early ripening and Samples of the fruit will be saved for exhibition at the Jamestown Exposition, I have mssd Chamber I a 1 n Cough Remedy in my family iii cases of whooping cough, and want io you iui it is ueifc uieui a iL.i ii. i ii i i. l.j: cine I ever used. W. F. Gaston, Posco, G; ThiB remedy is safe and sure. ; For sale by Jas. Plum mert Salisbury, and Spencer Phar macy, Spencer, N. C. COUNTY. to Farmers. B. S. M. fWatson Ammm to Coircoril.-- tf.tB. yi M. VDulin died- last nday f; at Jher home near the Bala mill, after afew days illness oi -pneumonia, qhe leaves her hfcoand and several children, wlo wil 1 sadly mis a dev ire and mother, i She was an ex lent woman in every respect; M, Cox, of Nb. 9, was in our yesterday and showed us it 120 pennyweights of pure auggetr which he had picked up? t the ? Meadow Ureek mine wH ch histsompany is working by h raulic pressure. About a year i nugget weighing 1 J pounds picked up at this mine. here are no developments case charged with the kufli'ng Page last Saturdaynight, Tnet'coroiies iurv found suthcient evMeuce to hold Walter Black weper, Will-Burton and Charles Gojlett, and they are now in jail awkiting the next term of court. Warrants Have been issued tor the three men named above foi carry ing .concealed weapons, acd one was issued against Blackwel der for an assault with a deadly weapon made in Walker's home. Rev. S. M. Watson, of Heath SprUgs, who prejtched in the First Baptist Church here three weefes ago, has accepted the call to the pastorate of the church ex tended shortly after,, and will take charge of the work about June 1st. Mr. Watson is an ex cellent preacher, and the congre- ufS'-.j haro vara. mrVi rtloaaarl . - r.. wi.n nun- - -in very-way. Jtie 48 about 40 years of family consists of four children. age, his and his wife and It has been frequently suggested, and the suggestion is a good one, for every farmer to place his name and the name of his farm on hiB road gate. Not only would persons dr ving to a place more easily find it, but it would add more P168 and interest topeo pie driving from place to place Tnis la8t result would have spe cial effect with regard to well kept and pretty hruses. An ob- serving parson will soldom pass a beautiful farm without desiring to know who 18 ltB enterprising cwner I A6V. XI, A. MCUUUOUgU DaS IQ signed as pastor of the Lutheran , t, . one of the principals of the Cob legiate Institute, to take effect June 1. He will again take up pastoral work Mr. McCullough has held his present position for four years, and during that time has greatly endeared himself to aUe Deople of Mt. Pleasant and all with whom he has come in cou- . t , H rAfl:nH u;. work ftB an educator to reenter the full work of the ministry, his -chosen call ing. We learn that it is proba ble that he will become pastor of the Lutheran church at Albe- marie.- We exceedingly regret to Befr him leave Cabarrus. Hard Times In Kansas. The old days of grasshoppers and drouth are almost " torgctten in the prosperous ivauBttB oi w day ; although a citizen of Codel, Earl bhamberg, has not yet for- gotten a hard time he encounter- J . TT. t.T ea. He says: 'I was worn out" and aiscouraged by coughr n g night and day. aud could find no relief till I tried Dr. King's New Discovery. It took less than one iktiii. a - . -ii - 1 uutbio uu completely cure me. The safest and most reli a ble cough and cold cure and lung and - throat healer ever discovered. - 1 Guaranteed by all druggists. 50c. and $1.00. . Trial bottle free. CONCORD ANI fc I . I! ablu go, ALBEMARLE AND STANLYiOUNTY, Mr. Hahn Surpaises His Friends. Deatb of Former Presiding Elder. Stanly Enterprise. March 268th. Mrs. O.J Hall died Friday and was buried at Pine Grove chusch cemetery on Saturday. She was 2 1? years of age, the youngest daughter of Mr. and MrsD. S. Hathcbck, Henry - Campb ill, a colored an, was killed at Granite Quar- ryiunday. having fallen from the ear while the train passed i over hi Miss Fltnr.ie McCurdv. of Ca- barrus, has heen by the bedside of her brother, whose illness from pneumonia has beennoted, . Mj, Mcvorav is vet verv sick out pes are held for his recovery The Albermarle Telephone Com- pany.has placed a handsome booth in the Central Hotel with long distance conveniences. The 'phone has automatic attachments, av.d the slob contrivance. Manager Ivey is justly proud of the im provement. Many friends in this county will learn with profound sorrow of the death of Rev. John R. Brooks in Wilson on Monday. The ' Methodist church loses an able minister, and a good man a a mr-w has gone to his reward. Me was 70 years of age. He was presid ing elder of the Salisbury district at one time. , W. Abner Hahn surprised many of his friends here Sunday by getting married. His bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Caleb F, Dry, of Western Stanly, and i& a- lovabU and attractive young woman. The ceremony was per formed at the homeof Ae bride's parents, in the presence of a few relatives and friends. Rav. E. M. .Avett ofluciating. The view that some folks have of helping out a town or com munity in its struggle for growth is what they can get out of it for self. When this spirit becomes strong enough to defeat otheis who are honestly striving lor ad vancement it becomes a positive curse and a liindering cause. But, shorn of its power, as sooner or later it must be, it takes the sweep oi tne ooouiHraug auu ro.rnahPH the lite tnat eave it growth. w 4 w Tt, is not eenerallv known, but this town owes ex-mayor Dr. o. B. Kluttz a vote of thanks. He not only toodfirm in saving the town from entering -into an en tanglement or two that in the long run would have been detri mental to its future welfare, but he went down into his private funds and met current indebted ness when the. treasury was prac tically deiunct. The. doctor is not a candidate and would accept no office, and this is not said to help .him get one. It may be said however, that the debt of a few years' standing was only re- liquidated. The News-No Pure Drag Cough Cure Laws would be needed, if all Cough Cures were like Dr. Snoop's Coueh Cure ls-and has been tor 20 years. The National Law now requires that it any poisons enter into a cough mixture it must be :i.j -J5 4.u PL ILL IBU KJLl UUO iOJDl Ul IjaVA.OKV .. , r, For this reascn mothers and oth- ers, should insist on having Dr. Shoon's Couffh Cure. Nb Doison i --, i o . marks on Dr. bhoop's labels-anC none in tne meaicine. eise it, must bv law be on the label. And i ' it's not only safe, hut it is said to be by those that know it best, a tru .-I J ... . lv remarkable conerh remedvi Take no chance particularly with vonr children. vInsist on having Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure. Com- Dare carefully the Dr Snoop pack age witn otners ana seei JNo pois ... .. i - on maiks there 1 You can always be on the safe side by demanding Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure. Simply refuse to accept any other. Sold by Grimes Drug Store. SIATESYILLE AND IREDELL COUNTY. Fined forCarsing a Woman. Accident to Miss Blanche Saitlier. Statesvil e Landmark. March 29th Messrs. T. C. Alspaugh and E. L.Hedrick, of Taylorsville ; A. W. White, of Stony Point, and J. L. Stevenson, of Lorav. snant. , j j l Weduesday in town and made a contract with the Iredell Tele phone Companyior connection forthe telephone;line from Tay- l rsyille to Statesville, which will 06 bail&by the People's Telephone L-ompauy, recently organ l z e d. Nearly all the stock has been sub scribed and the work of construc tion will begin as soon as arrange ments can be made. Miss Blanche .Gaither, young daughter of Frank Gatther, of Salisbury, who is visiting at the home of'her uncle, J, o. Gaither, h Olin township, fell from a horse Wednesday afternoon and broke her collar bone. Miss Blanche TJr Davmg. Bpo" norse" back riding, both riding the sam horse, and it was during the ride that Miss Blanche fell off the ani mal and suffered the painful in jury. Dr. A. F. Orne and wife," who were lnjstatesville several years ago and attracted considerable attention by stopping at a negro boarding house, passed through Statesville yesterday sren route from Mississippi to points in the North. During his stay in States ville, Orne alleges thai -; he receiv ed a letter from what Sfhe termed the "Hoe-down club," stating if he did not leave town he would be coated with tar and feathers. Geo Qrreu i?fal;pforj?TOe- Sloan Tuesday, charged .with cursing a woman near the States ville cotton mill and was fined $5 and costs. Orren, it was al leged, was accustomed to drive his .buggy across the yard of the plaintiff and when she ordered him to keep off the yard he is al leged tohave indulged in strong language and to have made him self otherwise disagreeable. While the board of trustees of the college is having the plans made for the new addition to the college building, tie contract for the work will not be let until all -the money necessary is subscribed. There is yet lacking about $1,500. Mrs. Nancy Cranfill, who has lived in Iredell county all her life and moBt of the time within ten miles of Statesville, was in $,own Wednesday for the first time. She is between 50 and 60 years old, and is now living in Cool Spring township, It is expected that the office fo . the colleetor of internal revenue will be moved from Asheville to Statesville about April 15th. The office will occupy- rooms on sach of the three floors of the Federal I building. Threw her Infant In Sea. Crazed by sickness, Mrs. Filb meiTa Acquila, a passenger aboard the steamer Konig Albert, which I I l i i just arrived here from Naples, threw her infant daughter into Lua aAO i0flf i vuo poa ittov . iw cuucoun j , Tiov m.m ru i.;nJ a 1 MY - I A- r i . . . follow the infant to dath, but was restrained. The steamer was stopped for half an hour .while I search was made for the child. I JNew lors: dispatcn. Thousands have pronoun c ed, - I Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea - 1 tne greatest neaimg .power on . i it . i i , i : - ? earth. When medical science fails, it succeeds Makes I:; you well and Keeps ycu well. 85 cents Tea or l ablets. T. -W. Grimes Drug Co. ' 7Z mm A.
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