THE CAROLINA WATCHMAN.
Wtf. H. STEWART, Ed. and Prop
Published every Tuesday at 120 West
Innes street.
Entered as second-class matter Jan.
19th. 1905, at the post office at Salis
bury, N. 0., amderhe act of Congress
of March 8197.
Telephone No. 458.
Salisbury, N. C. Jan. 25th, 1911
A bill has been presented te
the legislature for the purpose of
ereoting a state building at a
cost of one million dollars. There
are several good reasons why this
bill.should be defeated, as fol
lows: It is not needed, the State
has not the funds with which to
build it ; to issue bonds to build
it would oost. 5 cer cent, bonds
running forty years, over $3,000,
000, the most extravagant and
unjustifiable thing that a Demo
cratic legislature could attempt ;
and lastly, no new State build
ings should be erected in Raleigh,
that place being too far from the
centre of the State to be long re
tained as the capital city. The
capital of fcb.9 State should be lo
cated as near the centre of the
State as possible, regardless of
any town or no sown. All the
land needed could be purchased
at small figures and enough could
be had for all time. Every mam
ber of the legislature west of
Raleigh should awake to the in
terests of his constituents in this
matter.
DUNN'S MOUNTAIN.
Jan. 23. Another cold snap
has struck ub and we are about
"friz." We will be glad to see
the beautiful spring again.
C. L. Kesler and family had a
very narrow escape from serious
injury Sunday last while on their
way to Union E. L. Church to at,-,
tend preaching, their horse shied
at a pile of rock, caught a pine
tree, and broke the shafts off,
throwing Mr, Kesler out on his
head and dragging him quite a
distance. Fortunately he escaped
with only a few bruises.
There will be no preaching at
UniokE. L. Chnrch Sunday the
29th inst., as the pastor will be
away.
H. A L. Kluttz's new resi
dence is nearing completion. He
will have a nice cottage when
complete. Boyden Iseuhour, of
Granite Qnarry is doing the
work.
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
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When a woman speaks of her
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trusts you. Millions have be
stowed this mark of coat
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of Buffalo, N. Y. Every
where there are women who
bear witness to the wonder
working, curing-power of Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription
which saves the suffering sex
from pain, and successfully
grapples with woman's weak
nesses and stubborn ills.
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IT HAKES SICK WOMEN WELL.
No woman's appeal was ever misdirected or her con
fidence misplaced when she wrote for advice, to
the World's Dispensary Medical Association, Dr,
R. V. Pierce, President, Buffalo, N. Y.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets induce mild natural bowel movement once a day.
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REFORMED CHURCH WORKERS.
Convention to be Held in Salisbury,
January 27-29, the Program.
The Central District Church
Workers Convention of the North
Carolina Classis, will be held in
Faith Reformed church Salisbury,
Jan. 27 29. inclusive. The offi-
There is some talk of making a cerg 0f tne convention are : Rev.
metalic circuit -f the new 'phone M M Noacker. president: Rev.
line. In case this is dona there Paul Barringer, D D, vice presi
dent; Rev. C B Heller, secretary
and treasurer. The following is
the program .
FRIDAY, JAN. 27TH.
7:45pm. Devotional service.
"8 p m. Greeting by paBtow of
the district giving survey and
needs of field.
SATURDAY, JAN. 28TH.
9:30 a m. Meeting of Miniete-
a -i
rium, tor ministers only.
1 :30 p m. Enrollment of dele
gates, etc.
2pm. The Congregation at
Work. Rv L A Peeler and Rev A
R Shu!ecburger .
2:45 pm. Tho Consistory, Ei
ders and Deacons, Dr. J A Ram
seur and G 0 Fisher.
3:30 pm. Tha Finances of the
Church, Pastoral relation, J D A
I ems of Interest in Various Neighborhoods
Sent in by Our Friends.
FAITH.
John Carl is running the steam
hoister on the Phillips Mountain
for the big granite company.
Two handsome residences are
going up here now.
We have a good school teacher
and the pupils are learning fast.
Milas Stirewalt is out with his
drove of horses trading. He ib
getting a lots of property Bince
moving to Faith.
The doctor that locates at Fafth
will have a big territory before
him to practice in and will do
well.
Lots of young people are set
tling off here on account of the
granite industry that gives them
employment, all the year round,
at three dollars per day, more or
less.
The block makers are spreading
out all over this section making
paving blocks. That scatters
money in the country. Vends.
will probably be some more
'phones put in .
If there wasa farm column, or
a question and answer corner to
our paper, the watchman, ve
would ask a question. However,
we will ask it any way, possibly
some one can answer it for us. Is
it against the law to use salt on
land as a fertilizer, either alone or
in compost? If not, how much
per 9."te, either way, can be used
with safety?
Yonra truly and another party
had occasion to travel alcme the
road west of Darin's Mountain
several evenincs aero. We looked
oi;..k. J Fisher and Rev. J L Yeanck.
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ii me ugu ux ,ue ciy we saw 9.45 am. Sunday school.
a large red light. It looked to be The Bible as a Text Rook. H
a couple of hundred feet up in the C Corriher
air and moved towards Hnnror All the Congregation in B. b
r ii. reeier.
Properly Equipped S. S. Jno.
L Fisher,
11 a ms Convention Sermon,
Rev. M m Noacker.
12:30 p m. Dinner at church,
1:30 p m. Oar Young People,
Rev. C B Heller,
2:15pm. The True Mission
ary Work, Rev. P M Trexler, D.
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3 pm. The Orphans of the
Church, Rev. E G Williams, D.
Miscellaneous business.
7:30 p m. Sermon, Rev. W H
Causey.
Addresses limited to 20 min
utes. General discussion 5 minutes
to each speaker.
The long indoor life of winter
makes the blood weak, the sys
tem easily catches cold and dis
ease. Hollister's Rocky Moun
tain Tea is the greatest winter
remedy; prey en ts colds and dis
ease, keeps you well all winter.
35 cents, Tea or TabletB. Cor
nelison & Cook.
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Was it an air ship, or what?
This was about 7 ;45 p. m , Wed-
nesday, January 4. Possibly 't
was Bro, Stewart making his
initial trip iu a biplane. Ccme
across and explain. Were there
any poatB to lean against?
And Bartlette has come back.
Good I Just what the good broth
er saw we have no way of telling,
miact we ao not teei called upon
to try explain what he sees at
night, unless it be something to
lean against. Men Bee red lights,
stars, etc., from different causes,
some times real and some times
imaginary. The editor has not
been taking many trips of late,
but should he take one soon, it
will most likely be by plain, aa he
is not accustomed, as yet, to in-
terp'anetary travel- However, as
we go about we will endeavor to
locate a few telegragh posts and
Buch like for the good brother to
lean against should he feel the
need of such assistance. Ed.
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iu., j . iu.. uauuie nas a severe
VOTING HAS BE6UN.
IMMANUEL.
Jan. 23. There will be
preaching at Immauuel until
econd Sunday in February.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A Beaver
pent last week in Salisbury visit
ing relatives and friends.
Grover Leonard is all smileB.
It is a big plowboy.
P. A. Earnhardt, of Salisbury,
visited homefolks Sunday and
Sunday night.
Miss Bertha Eller visited Mary
Boger Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Beaver vis
ited at M. J. Earnhardt's Sun
day afternoon.
W. B. Shipton bought a mule
from Geo. T. Brown last week.
Mr. Brown bought one from R,
A. Taylor the same day.
There was a prayer meeting at
R. A. Taylor's Sunday afternoon.
It was conducted by some of the
Holiness people of Gold Hill.
How about it 'Columbus"? I
have been informed that you got
the best box at Lowerstono Sat
urday night,
S. Rothrock's big roller mill
will be moved to Gold Hill soon.
It will be put on the lot formerly
owned by N. Lutfy and will be
run by steam.
Mrs. Susan Beaver is visiting
A. B. Clemence'B this week.
James Brown is on the sick
list at this time.
Come on "Panhandle" and
give us all the news of your com
munity. Rube.
A Medicine
That lives ten years must have
merit. Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey
has been sold for sixteen
years, and sales have increased
every year. So you run no risk,
We guarantee it. At all dealers.
attack lot the la-grippe Dr. Peel
er was called Sunday. She has IMOCK Morgan GetS three leafS.
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trust nothing serious will come of ZZi
meat of 810.000 or $15,000
O. O. Oddie is hauling wood to from fertilizer comDailies
the future chain gang camp, near had a trial at Albemarle,
tne mountain We trust the which ended last Saturday
wuuu, tstu., win uoiD8 rotten oe
fore it is used. Judging the fu
ture by the past, we are afraid the
wood may be in bad shape when
we gt5 our road hxed up as it
should be. We do not meau to
say auytbiug against the wood,
Small Start Makes big Ending, We Hope.
Now Is the Time to get Busy.
Although there is no great long
list at the beginning in th's
contest, we are of the opinion
that it will be one of the most
interesting ""ones that we have
ever conducted. They are not all
in yet by a good many, but those
below who have consented to be
candidates for our splendid prize,
are wide awake, capable and de
termined folk, hence, as stated
above, we expect to see some
thing doing far beyond the ordi
nary, soma ot these have been
anxions to get into the fray and
it has only been by persuasion
that they wtre willing to wait for
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tne worn so tec ousy. some are
old time racers end know how to
tarn the trick, but the of en are
just as-slick and ar3 not goiog to
be caught napping Every man
in the list -below is out to win
and if hn fails it will not be be
cause he did not make a real
strong effort. They are all good
fellows and we wish there were
buggies enough to go to all of
them, but this iB impossible, so
we will have to be content with
giving the prize to the cue gettiuc
the largest number of votes.
Baggies net one cent better
1 than the one we shall give to the
winner of this contest, are beicg
sold for $110 and $125. It will
be a substantial vehiole in every
particular, with a removable top
and the beBS kind of solid rubber
tires The very kind of a vehicle
the most progressive and prosper
ous people in the county would
buy or use. Should the wiuner
find that he does not want it, he
' will have no trouble in disposing
of it at the price named above,
consequently it might be consid
ered just so much actual cash in
hand to the winner. No mai is
beyond working for money, they
all do it, and no man who needs
a good buggy should let a little
false pride keep him from getting
out and working for such an ex
cellent prize as this.
Every man on the list below is
folly worthy to succeed and will
greatly appreciate any assistance
rendered, se, if yon have a favor
ite in the race, give him a help
ing hand. It is a splendid way
to show your friendship and do a
good turn to a brother who is
making a worthy effort to help
himself. If you can't do any
thing more, come to The Watch
man office, cr send, the money for
year's subscription and give
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Lots of Good Values to be Found here
Now.
COAT SUITS.'
All coat suits to go at CLEARANCE SALE PRICES.
Now is the time to get a nice up-to-date coat suit at a
very email cost.
Shoes!
Shoes!
BUY your shoes here and you will get good shoes that
will give good wear.
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afternoon. Messrs R. Lee
Wright, R. L. Smith, George
Reynolds and A. B. Honey
cutt appeared for the defend
ant and J. R. Price, Louis H.
Swink and Solicitor Hammer
but when did you say it would be for the prosecution. Morgan
used Mr. . u ?a atatprl is in verv noor
health and he alleges that he
. purchased the fertilizer from
different comnanies ana was
P, 8. Carlton, Esq., admin
istrator of the late Mrs. Maltida
J. Womack, has a notice in The
watchman to summons
resident defandants.
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motes appetite, improves diees
sion, induces ref reshiug sleep, put
your stomacn in ehape to digest
yonr food. That's hst Hoiiis
ter's Hock Mounts in T;a will do.
Just what you need every
Cornelison & Cook.
day
Killed on Street Car Track.
Cicero Wyatt, of Provi
dence Township, a farmer
about 50 years of age, was
run over by a street cat Sat
urday night about 9:30
o'clock, and was so badly in
jured that he died at the
Whitehead-Stokes sanatoris
urn about half past twelve
the same night. A son of
Mr. Wyatt was on the car at
the time of the accident. He
missed his father and was on
his way to Spencer to find
him. It is not known why
he was on the car track.
The body was taken iu
charge by Undertaker Sum
mersett, and prepared for
burial. P. L. Wyatt, of
Charlotte, a brother of de
ceased came and took charge
of the remains and it was
conveyed to hie home in the
country, near Trading Ford.
The funeral took place Mon
day afternoon from Trading
Ford Baptist church and was
conducted by Rev. Carrick.
not acting as agent for them.
He claims to have lost part
of tha money and could not
meet his bills. The judge
forma him guilty and the
judge sentenced him to three
years in the penitentiary,
He gave notice of appeal and
if this is not granted he was
be given a light job on ac
count of his weak state of
health.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea purifies the blood, strength
ens the nerves, regulate the bow
els, aids the kidneys, cures stom
ach troubles, builds up the nerv
odb force and repairs the ill
effects of over eating. Tea or
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and Cook.
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your favorite your votes. This
would help all concerned, the
contestant, the editor and the
subscriber. The latter would not
only get his money's worth, but
would have the satisfaction of
having done something to assist a
friend.
Any one who wishes to join is
invited to do so. Fill out the
nominating coupon and bring, or
send it in, get a receipt book and
get busy. Any further informa
tion desired may be had by in
quiring at The Watchman office
in person or by letter.
Following is a list of the con
testants and the vote as it stands
upon going to press today:
Clarence Morgan, No. 1, Gold
Hill, N. C.... 5,250
W. L Trexler No. 8, Salisbury,
N.C 6,000
J. R. Holshouser, No, 8, Salis
bury, N. C 1.000
C. A. Campbell, No. 1. Gold
Hill, N. C 1,000
L. C. McCombs, No. 3, Salisbury,
N.C 1,000
Paul T. Goodman, No. 1, Gold
Hill, N. C 1,000
Mrs. G. M. Lyerly. Richmond
Va 1,000
C. A. W. Kluttz, Granite Quarry,
N.C 1,000
George H. Lyerly, No. 6, Salis-
bury, N. C 1,000
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GOOD $100 RUBBER TIRE -BUGGY AND
840 STANDARD SEWING MACHINE.
HERE IS AN OPPOBTDNITY FOR YOD
THE CAROLINA WATCHMAN and THE ROWAN
RECORD, according to custom, again offers a high
class, rubber-tire, top buggy, as a first prize, and a splendid
Standard Sewing Machine as a second prize, to the party
securing votes as noted by the rules given below. These
prizes are the very best that can be had for the money and
are fully worth anybody's time necessary to secure them.
JSi TU JLi .
No. 1. The contest is open to any
white person, man, woman, boy or girl,
except such as are in the employ of The
Watchman or Record.
No. 2. Votes will be given i 1 exchange
for subscriptions to The Watchman and
Record, when accompanied by the actual
cash, at the following rates: 100 votes
for every ten cents paid in on either pa
per, or both; 1000 votes for one (1)
year's subscription to either paper, 'if
paid in advance ; and 2000 votes for one
(1) year's subscription to both Tbe
Watchman and Record paid in advance.
No. 3. Paid in advince shall be in
terpreted to mean that a subscriber is
either square on our bocks at the date of
payment, or pays up to such time, and
then makes payment in cash for the year
to follow.
No. 4. The subscriber has th9 right to
cast his vote for whomsoever he may
wish and may seek the votes of others
No. 5. The party receiving the larg
est number of votes according to the rules
of the contest, will be awarded the first
prire, or buggy, and he who receives the
second largest number of votes will be
awarded the eecoud prize, . or sewing ma
chine. No. 6. All votes must be deposited at
The Watchman office in Salisbury within
15 days after the date of issuance, or they
will not be counted.
No. 7. Should the contestants desire
a committee to make the final count of
vote3 they can eeleot one consisting of
three or five members, as follows: The
Watchman will select one of three, or
two of five, the contestants the same, acd
these shall select the third, or fifth mem
ber. No. 8. The contest will open M nday
morning, January 15th, and close at 4 p.
m., Saturday, Mav 6th, 1911.
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TELEPHONE 458.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICi
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of George L. Cnm
bell, deceased, I hereby notify
all persons haviug claims against his
estate to present the same to me, on
or before the 17th day of January,
1912. or this notice will be plead in bar
of their recovery. Debtors to said
estate are notified to make prompt
pavment.
This J inuary 16th, 1911.
Haywood Habpkr, Adm n.
R. F. D. 1, Woodleaf, N. C.
Kljttz & Kluttz, attorneys.
Farm for Sale. offer my farm,
containing 78 acres, more or lees
lying in Providence Township, 9
mile- from Salisbury, near the
Bringle Ferry road for sale.
Good dwelling, barn and out
luildings For price and ttrmt
Bee J, O, Wilhelm, at home. 2 t
Administrator's Notice to Creditors.
Having qualified as administrator,
de bonis non, of J. O. Wilhelm, deceas
ed , this is to notify all creditors to
present their claims to the undersign
ed for payment on or before the 7th
day of January, 1912, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recov
ery. This January 7th, 1911.
W. L. Wilhelm, administrator,
China Grove, N. G.
John L. Rendieman, attorney. 6t
Notice to Creditors.
Having this day qualified as almin
istrator upon the estate of T. A. Al
bright, deceased, notice is hexeby giv
en to all persons having claims against
said estate to present the same to the
undersigned on or before January the
28th, 1912, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate are here
by requested to call and settle at once.
This January 26,1911.
Mrs. Nancy E. Albright. Admr ,
China Grove, X. C.
R. Lee Wright, Attorney.
PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK.
SALISBURY, N. C.
Does a General Banking
Business.
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We pay 4 pr cent on time de
posits. Interest payable every
three months.
Prompt attention given to any
business entrusted to us.
Your. business solicited.
Peoples' National Rank.
John S. Henderson, J. D. Norwood,
T president. dashier,
D. L, Gaskill, W. T. Busby,
V.-president. asst. cashier.
Dr. Bell's Antle;-cSarvf3-Good
for al Skin Diseases.