THE CARQL1I1A V'ATCHMAlj.l
; The saloon must haver boys,; or
it must shut up shop. : Can't jou
furnish it one? t ia a great fac
tory, and unless . rTcan get about
wy,vw viu wvu gvuvuvu i me is Duoiisnea. not lor tneimr-
IBW JUBMtiai BUUW Ul UtIBQ ISC Uoa nf hnirmnir km, mou n
out, and its
A List of theiSood People Who tfaiiSnb
The "following list of .good
tones . nj.ust , close
operations must be : thrown
cold world, and the public revenue paper is somewhat appreciated bv
wanted ,uuu- many olour very best citizens.
bixo uumvo.uuo ihii w atchman does some
ramny out or every-nve must con- things as a conscientious duty. It
Salisbury, N. 0., Apb. 29, 1908. tribute a boy to keep up the sup- may not always be right, ; but it
ply. Will yon help? ; Which of aot8 wjth good intentions, and will
aattBr. JaSb
IK. lHt, at tte post oOm at iflattf
fcmrr, M. 0 u4r taa aet tiooxrm
of liana tHL 1W. 7
will dwindle.
000-boys,"
is
your bojs !will it be?, T he Mino
taur of Crete had to have a tn-l
" ,n. ,n.m . nmH luu ut lair uiaiuwuu eauu.
i uisii page ui tuiB apci). uuiucui- i
i ftt.fi! v ffvHowincr the subscriber year, but the Minotaur of Amenoa
XA blue cross mark oirthe tip
per right hand corner of tee
lmmedi-
John L Holshouser. j: Qeo r H
Shaver W H C LyOTlyi-A B
Goodman, Capt W C-Coughenour,
ust AJfElIer D L rLyerly;
Morgan, JW Prick. Jno l
Goodman. Mrs R O Isenhour. jn
JAgnerL W Safrit.Thoa Fisher,
.To a A "Ro mt4 r: W A I A ffTlftT K (1
showour appraoiation of their pa.t,iC;.(: . ' we t ; a;
'iiinvn aiiiik r i ni i. mi mill - iiiin film -- . - - -
Alyx Peeler, Mrs T F Spry," u A
Beaver, J H Ccok, H.W Boat, J m
Alexander, .H J: Peeler, W W
Weaver, J L Lyerly, Capt W D
Pethel, M L File, G W File, W J
Swink, J W Cook, W A Henley
T M Wagner, . . v ;
stand by its honest convietions.if
every name on its. list should-be
discontinued . This . is noi Baid
bpastingly by,;no means, but is
name,.is to notify such subscriber demands a city-full of boy's each nt,irsfi-t.n thoBrt-tarKn wnriM'thrnt.,
that his subscription has expire year. Ar y4 a . f ither?. Have Lle ita efforts in behalf of 4rohibi
you contributed ,v boyT it not, tiODj that.it does not. intend to be
some other family has had to give throttled and that-the fewqld
more than its share. Are you not BnaVaana fiffhteTa" who
Sand that iie is cordially invited
to renew at once. The speoial-re-
Iduced price at which we are now
offering the paper lasts no longer
tnarrjune zutn, and is ior casn in
'advance only. After this time
j the price will be $1.00, strictly.
If, after being thus notified, you
fail to receive The Watchman,
jyon will have only yourself to
blame. .
selfish, voting to keep the saloon
open to grind up boys, and ' then
doing nothing to keep np the sup
ply?
Our boys, as well as their
fathers and mothers, may well
It is a very poor
runs when the battle begins.
give serious tnougnt to tne qnes- teake n8e- of .personal letters,
soldier that tl0n asKea on a PiaoarQ POBWU a" does-he ask any one why -he
think they can cause -it to leave
the path of duty because they stop
their subscriptions, are simply
beating the . wind and wasting
time.
The editor does not .usually
nor
dis
jmong th.e advertisementB.in Bome Lontinued hig subscription, that
1 J. H, McKenzie is to be the
jnext sheriff of Rowan county.
Mark it.
street oars.
The placard reads as follows
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'A saloon - can no more Be run
without using up boys tnan a
flouring mill without wheat or a
I Baw mill without logs. The ques-
Rowan is goiDg dry.
Rowan county is going dry.
Rowan county is going dry by a
good majority. Mark it.
is tne subscribers 4 rignt stop
when he pleases,' 01 any cause . he
pleases, or for.no cause -without
being questioned, but the follow
ing fling from a letter received
Saturday, indicates the ' intoller
The Democratic primaries are
tion is, "Whose boys? lours-or anca nrevailine amonsr n certain
mice? Our boys or our neigh- LviftBB who onnose nrohibition and
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oorsr I finrioavnr ta vent their snlean on
A part of the responsibility i of janvthine that opposes their views.
answering that question laiis upon jj. reada .
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Rockwell Allyt For Pronioltlon .
An active prohibition club has
been organized at. Rookwell. A.
the organization of the clnb J. B.
McCombs iwas elected; -president
and. John K. Linn, seoretary.
Fiye 'vice presidents were elected
throughout the community. Rock
well is almonst unnimons for
prohibition. The club has been
meeting every week since its
.prganization, Bros. Linn.-Som-mey,
and Rowe have addressed the
club. Thursday nightv. April 23rd
W. B S moot, made a most excell
ent and touching address, to the
club. The ladies of the com
munity are taking a great interest
in the cause of temperance. The
club now numbers about. 125
members." We are continually
making converts to the cause.
-Weire. often .told? "It dont lopklike any panic in here. " We are having a.
. goodtrade. Thereisva reason for it. We were lucky -not to ,be stacked np?withit:
-high priced gpods when ce panic came gri, and:we,have had the nerve; totfillsorird
tbreith ne spring goods at the new .panic low prices, and .goods we 4iad oii
hand we have reduced'to the present prices. Bo you don't have to pay; : high
prices nere. . l
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going to be held Saturday.' Sat- wlUm to rulf themselves, to help Bub80ribers round here; by' filling
lurday, May 2nd. Turn out. and
?put in a vote for Jas. H.x McKen
zie for sheriff and good men for,!
all the county officers. It takei
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good men to make a good county
government. .
support a saloon? Think of it,
boys, and let it not be you or your
friends who furnish the .material
on which the saloon prospers.
up tne paper
foolishness.
with prohibition
The Lutheran Ministers Pass Resolution.
The Lutheran Ministers asbo- subscribers. We are keeping . our
If you intend, to vote" against ciation of Rowan County held aD00g ftnd know pretty well
prohibition because you want the meeting in Salisbury, and, the whether we are losing a lot of
slop for your hogs, remember subject of temperance having subscribers" or not. It-is not in-
some poor leiiow will nil a drunk- come up, the following resolution tended to make it appear that
ard s grave because he drank the I was passed: x those composing the subjoined list
stronger brew that your vote nelp- Resolved : That it is the sense endorse the policy of the Watoh-
ed to place as a . stumbling block of this association that the prohi- tJl of the edifeort
We do not give the name, be
cause there is no desire to make a
personal matter of it. There were
two names marked off. By the
same mail we received nine new
in his path. Remember, that
poor fellow may be your boy.
There are numbers of men in
the county jail and on the chain
HAN,
for there
are some who do not,
bition movement now on in our
fit.at.A id nnn-nolitieal and non
partisan and, being purely a great but they are men irho concede the
moral issue having for its object rights of others and are tolerant
the religious and general better- Lf opini0ns contrary to their own,
they respect others and are en
gang to-day who are there because Hnnnort Qt an onr Dastors and titled to respect. Every -broad
of whiskey. We knowof a young churches. j minded and intelligent man reads
man sent out to the gang yester- The ministers in attendance both sides of all public questions,
day for the first time. He has a were Revs. Geo. H. Cox,.J. A.
dear good mother and some sweet Linn, C. A. Brown, H. A. Trexler,
sisters whose hearts are bleeding MrM. Kin ard. R. R. Sowers, W.
. He Got Wbat He Needed. -
"Nine years ago it looked as if
my time nad come, says Mr. u.
Farthing, of Mill Creek, Ind. Ter.
"I was -so run down that life hung
on a very slender thread. It was
then my druggist recommended
Electric Bitters. I bought a bot
tle and J got" ifrhat I needed
strength. I had one . foot in the
grave, -but Electrio Bitters put it
back on thevturf again and I've
been well ever since." Sold un
der guarantee at all druggists. 50c,
Temperance Speaking. -
There will be a temperance
speaking at Phanuel church, next
Tuesday night, May ofen at o o
clock. Rev. W. W. Rowe will be
the speaker. JU very body is cor
dially invited to come out and
hear him.
for the son and brother. He was
sent there for being drunk on Sun
day. The demon has such a hold
upon him that he cannot resist his
influence and has gradually gone
from bad to worse. He is a good
boy and a good working man, but
the devil has him by the button-
Aull, L. B. Spracher,
Morgan.
and it is the narrow-minded, the-4
prejudiced, the intojlerant, self-
asBertive. ignoramus wno is con-
and C. I. tinually making an ass of himself
and proving by his daily conduct
that he lacks much in being the
half nf whfit, ho nrfianmes to be.
J. W. Carlton Enforced for the Legislature. MUwi Hat. ia com03aed of
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We, the undersigned citizens of n6w subscribers and those wtho
have paid something on their sub
scriptions since our laBt report
Rowan County, do most heartily
endorse the candidacy of J . W
hole and is leading him on and on tbe last nine years he has been a Let the' gentlemen who have
against his will. His nrother poor resident of our county. JJurmg "stopped" put tneir names up oe
loliiol follnwia anincr to kick him this period he has always sbown aide thia list and are themselves
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we are informed, by voting for . Df a ocra,i 01 as they are. The list is:
BiaUUUUCBU OYlO. o uuiiiuivuu I -T) f TIT r
. . .. "rv . T I 1.1 HUH UaLLlO. IUIOO XI. V
nim t tne jjemocrais 01 nuwau
on.
the continuation
Fesper-r
and distilleries in our midst, county, feeling sure that he will man,J 15ranfc wuneim, a. at
How heartless. Are you going to represent faithfully and imparti- Misenheimer. Z A Kluttz, Audy
kick him too? j ally all interests tnat may oe con- Casper, L A Kaney, j r i ry, j 1
Fry, Samuel Rothrock, J Gilbert
cerned in any legislation that
might come upifor consideration.
nr rroaTv-mdAr.fca a jrrftftt.lv Standing high 4n his profession,
glad to print as much of their arti- career and -8 now connected with
cles as our space will permit, and various business interests as well
owing to limited space and an as large farming interests in our
over abundance of items, we are county. Having had practical
compelled tocut out much T. crlonMs
received. Sometimes three orf our peculiarly well qualified to repre
will'give the same item, some times sent the business man and the
the items have been previous- farmer. We-believe" ther Demo
lyprinted, sometimes the items crats of Rowan County will do
1 i t u well to nominate him as one of
are merely foolishness and should their candidate8 for the Legisla-
not be printed and -again they are fe,e -
received too late. So, taking all D. R. Julhan, D. J. Miller, L.
H. Clement, Edwin u. Gregory,
t.hinffa into consideration, we do
the best we can under the circum
stances cutting out and condens
ing wherever seems best. We
S. T. Dorsett, O. W. Spencer, J.
S. Henderson, LE Heilig, S. B.
Colley, W. W. McKenzie, M. D ,
John Whitehead, M. D., A. W.
i Snider,
mftVfi this exDlanatioh so that the TTifikff. Cashier W. L. & T. Co.. P.
correspondent finding his comma- 0. Sasser, Shop Supt T, F.Hd-
WM V
-will undertand the situation. It
wnnld take a paper twice the Bize
of the Watchman to print all we
receive on the subject of temper
ance alone. We have never
known isuoh a flood of material
on any subject before. The peo
ple must surely be aroused.
Plenty if Trouble
is caused of stagnation : of the
liver and bowels. To get rid of it me immediately, and after taking
Death Wis on His Heels.
Jesae P. Morris, of Skippera,1
Va., had a close call in the spring
of 1906. He says : "An attack of
pneumonia left me so weak and
with such a fearful cough that my
friends declared consumption had
me, and death was on nay , heels-i
Then I was persuaded to try Dr.
King's New Discovery. Jfrhelped
and headache and billibuBness and two and a half bottles I was a well
f h at hfiric a i aandice m&n aflraiii I fotind out : tnat
'take Dr. King's New Life Pills, New, Discoyeryja the best remedy
-the reliable purifiers that do the for coughs and lung disease in all
work without grinding or griping, the world." Sold under guaran
25o at H drug stores. ; tee at alLdruggists. 50o and 1.
r SubBcribeforTHE Watohmah. ITrUl bottle free. v
Isenhour, E M Williams, tf A
Barringer, W H Hammill, D O
Miller, M L-Earnhardt, John
House, Chas Culp, George Q
Goodman, D- H Stirewalt, D-B1
Fink, J C Barger, Geo H . Peeler,
P A Peeler, G W Bruce, JAShive,
John M Bot, G W Fespefman, S
M Yost, M W Kluttz, Mrs L W
Lingle, M A Kluttz, Sidney A
Lyerly, John L Lefler, Maxwell
Holshouser, W A Lyerly, W A
Weant, J P A Beaver, Rev C B
Heller, D C Lingle, T J Loflin,
J 0 Wilhelm, A W Shaver, Chas
f W Arey, Miss Minnie E Shaver,
H B Foutz, H J Freeze, J Rowan
Davis, WR Felker, J W Fblker,
Edwin Shaver,. JameB Reid, J W
Safrit, A -W Miller, Julias .Frick,
U W Clampit, W. A Patterson, Dr
U E Miller, WHE) C Peeler, Rev A
S Peeler, Alfred Goodman, L W
Lingle, MrS-H Fry, D L Canble,
Moses Starnes, H M L Agner, . L
D H Brown, M M Brown, , E l
Brown, Edgar Rice,: H G Cran
ford, Thos E Webb, Jas H Ram
Bay, 1 )r CM Poole, R L Poole, J
H.Simerson,-J A Trexler, M F
Cighl, John H A Barger, J C
Morgan r Geo D Peeler, Mrs Flora
McCombs, Rev W W Rowe, hJ 0
Misenheimer, Mrs Laura, M
Fisher,: J M MoCorkleV J fWal
ler, Rev L B Spracher, C ATrer
et, W T Workman SFv jrdv J
J Stewart, JP M -Phillip8,james
Austin, J B Park,J R Stftdler, W
C H Park, -Geo , W H411, W G
Honeyoutt, S t e p h'en . Kirk,
500 But to Hear Rev. Rowe.
Qn the morning of -April 19bh
th're was held a prohibition rally
at Lower Stone church, near Rock
well, N. C. There were about 500
people present. Rev. W. W.
jRowe, pastor, preached on prohi
bition and held the attention of
his audience for two hours :i&aah
good was done . on this occasion.
People were present from nearby
towns; also from Stanly and
Cabarrus counties. The prohibi
tion movement is in good shape
in this section. ' A go xl majority
will be given for prohibition.
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Kodol For DypepsU has helped
thousands of people who have
had stomach trouble. This is
what one man says of it: "E. C.
DeWitt & Co., Chicago, 111
Gentlemen In 1897 I hed a dis
ease of the stomach and bowelB.
I. could not digest and I ate and
in the spring of 1902 I bought
bottle of Kodol and the benefit
received from that bottle all the
gold in Georgia could not buy.
still use a little occasionally as
find it. a fi'e blood purifier and a
gpod tonic. May you live long
and prosper. Yours very truly,
C. N. CorntU, Reding, Ga., Aug.
27, 1906. M Sold by James Plum
mer and. all druggists.
The Best
3pring Medidine
TAKE IT NOW
To wake- up your liver whichi
has become torpid during the
Winter. '- ,- r - "
SIMMONS "
LIVER REGULATOR
will clear, the eye, steady the,
hand, stimulate digestion.
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. Purify the Blood
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Two styles of Corsets, me- ;- " , - j Very Swell Styles. sa.
ISStK BigLotofKmbroidory r pri06 $.25$4
really worth 88 and- A?r C A fk t '4 CA " - " - ' -
and 48c. Our price fiQ At Q, l I3C - ,
,v --"pr. . ' . . ... - Beat Calico -
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Yard-wide Bleaching, worth 40-in5h White Lawn, worth . .. Best 7o Apron Gingham
7canda very good A 7and 10ct in short JT fast colora. ;; .
quality. Our prfae J,yC.e lengths. Our price r fwKa
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C.-B. AYCOCK. V.-Pres.
B. D. HEATH. 5econd V.-Ptca.
tnntn
iong Carolina mt
Capital Stock 850,000.00
A. D. WARD, Oenera"CoHBclp
amm
-STOCKS CSL BONDS
REAL ESTATE,
INSURANCE
Direotors.
C. B. Aycock, 0.L. Clark, A. A. Shuford,; ;
Goldsboro. Clarkton Hickory
B. D. Heath, L. G. Roper, J. 0. Carr : ;"
Chariotte Roper . Wilmington ":
R. EL. Brown, T. 0. Evans, L. I. Moore7'- '
Chadbourne Max ton New Bern''-7 -
F. H. Cotton, A. D. Ward, " Geo. Hackney i
Fayetteville New Bern Wilson .
D, Sam Cox , , '
Greensboro
Greensboro, N, C. , April 14, 1908
To the Man or Woman with Idle Money:-
7 . Da the seeds sprout while r"
they stay in
your barn
or on the pantry shelf? Notrso,j
and bring forth more money, whiie ii
stays in your pocket or locked in a safe deposit box. " If
will your money gr,ow
you want it to grow, you must plant Jf
)lant it in good soil. We, can furnish
and you want to
you a e r t i 1 e f lai d .
We are just : uow in position to of f era few: thousand dollar a
of excellent stocks, at par value of f 10 0.00. We can.
offer a few shares of stock -in this company, at only.
These stocks are -now paying 4$ semi-anually , JanuaryJ
July, and we can satisfy you that the : earnings wilJL ri(pe
from year -to year. Let your money work. It isn't, prpf li'j
able to let it sleep.
D. Sam Cox, President.
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l JEWELRY & WATCHES
A glance, at our stocK will at oiiqb convince yon tha we
, ae the largest dealer, m the Jewelry , line in the City.
- Gor stock of Jewelry consist of t almost every iibd of
trinket and we keep up with ; all the new Fads.
Se&our Hue of the latest Sadsi in. Jewelry , f
They am the kind your Grandmobhers wore, and are
BEAUTIFUL and CHEAP. - '
Onr.-linevof Wtches is very-complete, Althing inj, a
J watch from $1.00 to $12.00. Carried in stock regularly
in both Ladies and Gents sizes.
A discount of 10 off on jewelry and 5 on watches will'
. - be given for ten-days, beginning April 27tb, and 5 ad-.
ditional to each purchaser who stotes he.y have read oir
advertisements. . .
N May 7th, will end the the discounts iven on.the different
lines advertised for the? past few weeks.
;Na Goods pharged at discount prices
A few-dqsjpa b thisrrcanedy will in
variably cure, an ordinary attack of
diarrhoea: -x t ' f i p-
- It can alw.ays-. -l)e derjnded npon,
even in the more je'vere, attacks of.
cramp edlifc and IMctetet toorbns .,
-It is equally successful for summer
"diarrhoea and cholera infantum in
children, and is the m eans of saving
the lives of many children each ylear.
When reduced:; with' water and
sweetened iis pleasant tovtake.
, Every man of family should keep
this remedy in his home,, Boy it now.
Pbice, 25c. , -JtAxmUOB, 50c.
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