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THE CAROLINA WATCHMAN. Local News Items, Oae reduced subscription price lasis only 2M-days longer. A division of the Uniform Rank, Knights of PythiaSj was, organiz ed here last Friday night, - with Dr. CL E. Smith as Sir Ku;ght Captain.. A number of the mem- uers of the order will join the di vision. - . Lauder Gay, of Gastonia. who was recently operated upon at the sanitorium hero, for appendicitis, is improving. Hon. Locke Craige, of Ashe ville, will deliver the address at the commencement exercites of the graded school here, on May 24th. During the month of April the register of deeds issued but six- "'teen ma.rria.crA linAnaaa Thin ifi k. the smallest number in April for cuujb years. X . JI . TV 1IJ laliJDUi.1 Ud9 JJUlUUftB" ed from Reuben Holmes the old Ennis homestead, on the corner . of Ellis and Bauk streets. Julius McCQrkle, a negro, is un der arrest charged with the theft -of some liquor and a small sum of cash, from the saloon of G. A. Jackson7 The hour for Sunday school at the First Methodist church has been changed to 9:45 a. m. The ohange will go into effect next Sunday. An annual rally of the Baracas of Salisbury will be held soon. A : committee is now engaged in mak ing preparations for the event. Senator Overman is spoken of as the probable Bpeaker on the oc casion. - Hon. Hayne Davis, of New York, will deliver aij address st th9 court house to-morrow night. The address will be in the inter est of the public peace movement. The revival meeting, which has been in progress .at the First Methodist church, was closed bunaay nignt. Kev. n. J. JYic Larty, who conducted the meet ing alone, will take a needed rest tor a few days. . The North Carolina Lutheran Synod which was in session last week at Salem church, -adjourned Saturday afternoon. The Synod will meet next year at Luther's Chapel, near China Grove. Tom Craven, the janitor at Me roney's theater, who was arrested the other day, being suspected of having robbed the actor Billie Ritchie,- has been relasedon bond. It is said there is little evidence against him and tbat the case may be dropped. Rev. J, A. J. Farrington is con ducting services at the Main street Methodist -church every night this week. An invitation is extended the public to be pres ent. J. R. Monroe has qualified as administrator upon - the estate of his late brother-in-law JameB C. Blackwell. Mra.- Eulah J. Braduhaw has qualified as administratrix upon the estate of her late husband, D. C. Bradshaw. Engineer Dan Keever, who was badly hurt in a railroad accident near Asheville over a year ago has resumed his run on the West , ern. OUR HONOR ROLL. Anitber List ot Names Added to our Large List of Subscribers. We givs below the names of those who nave subscribed or re newed tiieir subscription since our last report. The constant and rapid growth of our 'mailing list shows the position the Waxc h- han now s in tne estimation ot the people of this and adjoining counties, and we may well' feel proud at this exhibition of confi dence, esteem and god will. We are using our best efforts to pub- ish such a paper as people will care to reaa, ana it ib graiiiymg to note that these efforts are meet ing with appreciation. We have the names of many of the best citizens of the county on our list, and we would be glad to have the uame of every resident of old Row- m , ; an. rne time ior comiug iu un der our reduced rata proposition will soon expire, so come in at once if you'desire to avail your self of this, for-the low rate will not be offered after June 1st. Be low will be found the names: . Henry Young, M H Mesimer, JM McCorkle, H L GoodmanD C Peeler, J A Lingle, D C Lingle, Mrs S R Fry, Pinkuey Ludwick, C A Wagoner, C L Kluttz, F H Snider, BRA Beaver,. Mrs M L Lingle, Geo. L Kluttz, M W Kluttz, Mrs LW Lingle, D M Barger, Chas A Bostian, W C Lisk, J M Bullabough, M C Fes oerman, Wm M L Fesperman, Jno H A Badger, D S iirown, J O Houston, J A Eddleman," Joseph L Brown, Ja9 T Julian, John R Crawford. W C Parks, L A En uis, F H Snider, M. A Kluttz, D M Pless, Jas H Ramsay, B C Cau ble, W M Peeler, J A Castor; Ellen Austin, A J Mahaley, I N Earnhardt, T M Earnhardt, Al fred Goodman, L A Peeler, Jas M Casper, D M Basinger, W T Howell, J A, Watson, J H Simer son, Burton Craige, J F Wright, Mrs Mary C Powlas, Lee Miller, C E Smith, W A Howell, R T Honeycutt, B C Dry, Mrs M J Cauble, John Brackin, Sarah Parker, Roy Cress, A R Sink, M F Cauble, D L Lyerly, Luther A LXJauble, David T Peeler, H A Earnhardt, John H Morgan, Geo M Cauble,' A D Thomas, T J Ly erly, Miss Jane Trexler, L J Ribe- lin, N C Park, U Oddie, W U Beaver, J G Christian, A C Poole, Charles L Hodge, Miss Mamie Morgan, Moses Woodman, B H Miller, Abby Lyerly, James F Goodman, E F Wise, T D HolmeB, N Fxaley, Miss Belle Ribelin. Thomas M Morgan, Mary Starnes, rheodore F Poole, J W Basinger, Miss Neter Feezor, John Skeen, Walter Coppley. Rev. John Mil ler, P C Leutz, F T btoner, John Huffman, W F Rufty, Mrs Min nie Poole and M A Goodman. Moves to Salisbury. W. if. Hudson, recently ap- , pointed terminal .superintendent of the Southern Railway Com pany, for Salisbury and Spencer, has moved here from Richmond with his family, and has rented a house on West Fisher street. Mr. Hudson was formerly with the'Seaboard road and is a man of much railroad experience. Memorial Day. Col. Paul B. Means, of Concord, has accepted an invitation to de liver the annual address to the Confederate veterans of Rowan county, on feriday. Ihe exercises will be held on the grounds at the graded school building on Ellis street. The Daughters of the Confederacy will arrange for a bountiful dinner for the veterans on this occasion. Crosses of hon or will also be given to those who have not already received them. More Fair Talk. From the reports received it ap pears that the projectors of the fair enterprise mean business. It is stated that the necessary eround will be secured at once and arrangements made to hold the first fair here in September. Messrs. M. L. Jackson and J, M. Maupin will shortly make a can vass of the adjacent counties for the purpose of interesting people in the enterprise. A fine race track will be built "and no effort will be spared to have a first-class fair in all respects. icitis .. . ' - is due in a large measure to abuse of the bowels, by employing dras tic purgatives. To avoid all dan ger, use only Dr- King's New Life Pills, the safe, gentle cleansers and invigorators. Guaranteed to cure headache, biliousness, ma laria and jaundice, at all drug gists. 25c. - Piles get quick and certian re lief fromjDr. Shoop'g Magic Oint ment. Please note it is made alone for Piles, and its action ii positive and certain. Itching, painful, protruding or blind piles disappear like magic by its use Large nickel-capped glass jars 50 cents, bold by Grimes Drug Store. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 10th, 11th, Fand G sts. rjashinoton, D. C- We are now agents for Butterick Patterns 10c and 15c None higher. " Delineator $1 .00 a year. Fashion Sheet FREE for the asking. RUGS AND MATTINGS. Matting is the ideal floor covering for hot weather, and whether you prefer the light, effective creations from the loo'ms of the Yankee-like Jap. in designs and oolorings as rich and varied as the fiaest carpets, or the sturdy handiwork of the Chinaman, you will find what you want in this .:om plete stock. There ate a great many thovgh, who prefer light weight Wool or Matting rugs, which are so easily moved and swept under. Our stock of these Summer Floor Coverings is shown in a great diversity "of patterns and colorings. Some for service, others for beauty. All are remarkably good. Fine Seamless Japanese Mat ting,, per yard. 25 to 65c Finest 116 warp .Matting, the best China Matting made, 35c a yard, value 50c. Fine Rice Straw Matting, per yard,.. 60c and 65c- Heavy Jointless Matting per yard, 20c to 35c. "Crex" American Matting'; per yard, 50c. 8 in all the the large at of in Contract for Granite. The railway company and the contractors evidently mean busi ness with regard to the new depot, and it is now only a question of a few mouths until Salisbury will have a passenger station of which it may be proud. The contractors for the work, the Central Caro lina Construction Company, have awarded to Peeler, Bame & Com pany, of Faith, the contract for the granite door sills for the new structure. Tha excavation work for thefbundation is being pushed as fast as possible. " Actor Loses His Cash. The'Arond the Clock" com pany held the boards at Meroney's theatre last Wednesday night. Billie Ritchie, the comedian who engineers the principal role in the musical comedy, was the proud . possessor of a diamond scarf pin and $250 in monpy. Between acts MrKitchie jwas arraying himself Tor a succeeding act and placed this property in a pocket of his trousers, carefnlly deposit ing, the garment in a trunk. Later when he looked for his" property if. wr eone. After a search the i .-f.ufKvrs were found in the lot in the rear oi the theater building. but the valuables were missing Officers wert notified and after they had made &n investigation, Tom Craven, the janitor, was placed under arrest. ARTISTIC SUMMER RUGS. Mattiug Rugs used over highly polished floors produce rich and artistic efforts, beside giving a cool and refreshing ap pearance. We, are showing an unusually handsome stock, latest designs and effects, from the small mat to carpet sizes. SPECIAL: A lot of 7 x 6ft. Matting Rugs, Which were purchased under pr;ce and which, we ffer about $ less than regular prices. There's quite a number attractive patterns. 60c to $1 .50 each. Regular Prices, 75c to $2.25. Mattine Hues of Japanese and heavy Chinese Matting, dainty blues, greens, reds and browns. 3x6 ft., 75c to $1.50 each. 6 x 9 ft. $4.00 to 7.00 each. 9 x 12 ft. 6.00 to 12.00 each. REFRIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS. We desire to call particular attention Xo the Wisconsin "Peerless" Refrigerators, which we have handled for the past seyen years, and which we can recommend as the I est refrig erator on the market todav. $8.95 to $10.00. Wisconsin "Peerless" Ice Cnests, made in the same careful manner as the refrigerators. $6.75 tc $15.00. Nursery Refrigerators, made of block lin, packed ith miner al wool and lined with galvanized iron. Just the thing for small families and people livicg in flats, and almost indespen sable for the sick room and nursery. $2.50 and $3.50 each. Shirt Waist Style! Mr. Gray improving. It will be a matter of genuine gratification to the many foalis burv friends ot Kev. John J Gray, to know that he is rapidly improving in health. When he went to the Jol ns Hopkins Hos pital iu Baltimore it was thought by some of his friends that he had consumption. A thorough exam ination by physicians there dis closed the fact that Mr. Gray had no organic trouble whatever, and that his condition was due to break-down of the nervous sys tem. He is constantly gaining strength and his friends hope he will soon be restored to his former health and strength. Warehouse Goes Down. Both floors of the Bean ware house, in rar of the old opera house collapsed last Thursday night. Geo, R. Martin had been using the warehouse as astorage place for cement and a quantity of the stuff was orf both floors. Not long ago Mr. Martin suffered serious loss by the fire near the depot. It's too bad to see people who go from day to day suffering from physical weakness when Hollis ter's Rocky Mountain Tea would make them well. The greatest tojiio known; 35 cehts, Tea or Tablets. T. W. Grimes Drug Co, Smart dressers real ize that there is as much difference among shirt waists as among people. Some are ordinary, others high grade, and a few distinctive. Ours helong to the latter class. Any style you like, long or short sleeves, open in front or back. All made of nice sheer white material, with trim- ming of the latest design in lace, in sertion and elaborate embroidery, 50c to $1. 75 Th e goods would cost you more. Receiver for Railroad.! . The Salisbury correspondent of the Charlotte Observer says : In August of 1906 Harvey Smi ley, firing on the Yadkin was scalded to death in a turnover out two miles from Salisbury. Suit was instituted against the Yad kin Railway Company in the sum of $35,000. Ihe congested condi tion of the Rowan docket has al lowed nothing to come of this case and jn a recent answer to the complainant's cause the Yadkin Company" denies that it is'leased to the Southern Railway Com pany, which corporation is rally the one that would have been held reeponeible for the young fire man's death. G. W. Garland, of this city, represents Mrs. Smiley, and at the opening of the civil term of court he will ask Judge Moore for a receivership for the Yadkin Company Tht result of the springing of this surprise can not be guessed now, but it has in terest to baliBbury to say the least." . Derwood Abernathy, of Hick ory, who came here last Saturday to be operated upon at . the sani torium, for appendicitis, has tak en the operation and is getting along as nicely as could be expect" ed. - Rev. C. R. Silmore, of Bessi- iim Al- ' 1 I j r tuc&, aia., proauueu w largo con gregations at the First Presbyterian-church last Sunday, both morjiing and 4 evening. Mr. Sil more is a very pleasing and force ful Bpeaker ; 1 COFFINS CASKETS r. Qranite Quarry people are talk ne of establishing a cotton mill LJ n that growing town. CAREFUL ATTENTION TO DETAILS SUMM ERSETTBELL . UNDERTAKING REASONABLE PRICES AND SATISFACTORY SERVICE GO UNDERTAKING EMBALMING V THE TRADING HOWIE OF THOUSANDS" Always Something Doing at the BIG CEBP STOMB Errs suits. IW e have a big stock of Jpthing. If you want a cheap suit or tailor made we can suit you. We give the very newest styles of the season at the most moders ate prices that can possibly be made. Men's 3,98 suits for. $2.48 Extra good value in men's suits at $3b98 If you intend to pay $7.50, $10, $12.5o or $15 for a suit you certainly want gar ments that are absolutely correct in every detail of cut, fabric, finish and fit That's the sort we got to offer and the only sort we want to sell you at those prices. Any style or fabric you want. You get the best value on earth when you get .one of our $7.50, $10.00, $12.50 or $15.00 suits. We're headquarters for good shoes, solid leather shoes. Shoes that give our customers satisfactory wear and at rea sonable prices. , Grod man's Oxford's for children all sizes, the best shoe made for the price, 5 to 8 at 80c; Si to 11, at 90c ; Hi to 2, $1.00. Women's Oxfords, Godman's make, price 98c. to $L25 and $1.50. The St-lbys Fine Oxford for women. style, com fort and ser vice, a shoe made to fit the foot in vi ci or patent, light or ex-, tension sole. Sale price, . . $3.50. Lace Shoes,- $2, $2.50, $3 and Women's $L25 Dohgola patent tip at 98c. MEN'S OXFORDS. Whitcomb's make, an oxforcTfor men, with plenty of style and will give best of wear. Vici made Blucher style, $1.50 and $2.00. Patent made blucher style, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00. ; J Our $3.50 oxfords for men are equal in stock, style, workmanship and will wear equal to any $4 make. -j iu - Price," $3.50 ; ZT- Ralston Health r Oxfords, "a regular $5.00 oxford for $4.00. BOY'S- WASH SUITS. Boys wash suits, 3 to 10 years, a variety of colors to select from.. 45c to $1-50 G$NT'S FURNISHINGS. Men'sJNegligee Shirts, light and dark colors. Ex tia value." Price 50c to $1.00. Men's ndfeoy'a caps at 15c and 25c. Socks, plain black, tail,' fancy and white foot at 10c. Men's 10c. socks jn tan, black, red and blue for 5c. Ingersoll $1.00 watches, stem wind and set, ' guar anteed for twelve months, nickel or gun metal. Price $1.00 m. mSCELANEOUS. 100 gross pearl buttons at lc. dozen. Extra nice pearl buttons at 5c dozen. ' Cake toilet soap at lc. cake. Elder Flower toilet soap, 1 cakes for 5c. 3 cakes 5c. toilet soap for 10c. : 3 cakes good laundry soap 5c. ' - Ladies' plain black hose, regular 15c. goods, 10c. :v Ladies' 25c drop st'tch hose for 15c. Box note paper, envelopes to match for 5c, Some Goods fop less money. More Goods for same money. IBIlK-lHEIElrZ' CO i " " " " 1 ' that Denes A Mineral la ter Nature's Great Drugs lood Tonic T. H, KESLER, Mgr. Opposite Court House,. Salisbury,- N. C. The recent drug exposures in this Country have proven to all that deadly poisons and stimulants lurk in many Patent Medicines. .You never know when you might be tak ing some of that class. ' . . Nature has made ample provision for restoring: vigor and vitality to humanity, and the public, as .well as doctors, resort to Natural Remedies, when all others have failed. Are you troubled with Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Malaria, Kidney or Bladder Trouble, Chronic Diarrhoea or Dysentery, and above1 all, that dreadful disease Scrofula, which has almost baffled human skill, or Diseases pecu liar to Females? - Piedmont-Bedford Concentrated Iron & Alum Water Is Nature's Remedy for Nature's Ills. Yes, when ou consider that' disease comes from impoverished or run down conditions of the system, this Natural Mineral Water furnishes the system what it needs. - . - ' The analysis oi this Water, shown on the bottle, tells you what Nature tninKS you should take when sick, and the doctor who reads it will agree. - Do you think the grouping together in this Water of 17 different minerals, v.nich are recognized by medical writers as most powerful blood tonics, could have been accidental? Reason answers, NO ! - ' An 18-oz bottle of Piedmont-Bedford Concentrated Iron and Alum water contains all the minerals of 25 gallons of the average natural water Then why buy a barrel of water when you can get a bottle of minerals at the .trivial cost of one dollar. The dose is a teaspponful in a glass of your own spring water. How this Water acts upon the system is not clearly known. 'It 'is judged mamly by its works. It has cured all the diseases numerated, above, and many more, evidently " through its action as a powerful BLOOD TONIC. We have many valuable certificates, which we will be glad to mail, if you are interested. J. M. ECHOLS CO., Lynchburg. Va. I Sold and Recommended W T. W. Grimes Drug Co., Chestnut Hill Drug Co., H. M. Cooke Phai?iiacy.
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