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asfeaSsijji '. " r ' -r.-j :; "H- - ' - '- i?: v: " " iffintrrniMPBTgnri Absolutely Pure! To have pure and wholesome food, be sure that your baking powder is made from cream of tartar and not from alum. The Label will guide yea Royal is the only baking powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar No Alum No Unto Phosphates . , Tin Curse ot Politics. ' Bat money haB decided the i4ue many a time between the two parties. Except' 1864 every e presidential election since the big war of 1861-65 and that was a coincidence, as in 1868, 1872 and 1892 and perhaps otbtrs. In 1876 the democrats had the greater boodle fund, and TiTden was really elected. In 1850 Garfield was elected by money. Blaine had the bigger campaign fund and he was de feated. In 1888 the election was bought outright for the Party of Great Moral Ideas," with money raised by the relig iously pious Wannamaker and handled by the politically impi-fe-cos Quay. In 1892 Cleveland had the larger fund, but it only served to swell the m:j rity (hat would have come without it. Iu 1896, 1900, 1904 and 1908 the democrats scarce bad money nough to open h eadquaiters ai d pay postage, wnile the republi cans were embarrassed by the opulence in which tbev reveled. We are told that for a dcub'e decade of the first half of the eighteenth century 13 ir Robert Walpole gave England the best administration she could stand and it was government by brib ery, not because the grim old statesman wanted to be corrupt but because he had to be corrupt, or resign. We have not been quite-that bad off but we have have had too much bribery and he people intend tc be rid of it, if one may interpret surface indi cations." Savoyard. Look for More Work and More Pay Will Follow. A man becomes of value to a business the minute be begins looking for work instead of Cadm CORRESPONDED . Items of Interest In Va lions Neighborhoods Sent in by Oar Friend. t5f We do not print ar tides not signed by the auth ors real name. JACKLON COLLEGE. Dec. 6. The health of this community is goad at present. Sowing wheat is all the gc- with some of the farmers now. The Hoffman Saw Mill Co., is running on full time at this writing. J. A. Ribelin is through sawing near the college. He will move his mill onto J. F. Hodges' land soon. Cane Morgan who has been sawing near here for quite a while has 'moved his mill two mileB east of New London. The sohool at Jaskson College commenced the second Monday in November. The teachers are, Miss Louella Snider, principal Miss Mary Gcodman, assistant. Theo. Poole and family have moved near here on the John Brady place. Zeb Morgan has moved to Spencer, where he is employed in the Spencer shops. C. F. Morgan is having a chim uey erected to bis new residence at this writing. Rev. Lanning preached an ex oellent sermon at Corinth Sunday, the 3rd. to a large audience. Mies Amanda J. Morgan passed through our section en route home Friday night. Miss Mor gan has been teaching school in Providence township. The writer t)ok a pleasure trip to Salisbury Saturday, the 2nd of December. Zib and Rickard Morgan visited Samuel Barnes, Sunday evening . Wesley Morgan alio visited Mr. Barnes Sunday. Arthur L. Morgan visited J. A. Ribelins' Sunday eveniug. What has bee me of Wild Bill? It seems he has left for srood. Mrs. Sarah Mau'.t, who has been making hex home at Eli. Morgan's di d vVednesdiy mi.ro log. Her remains were laia to rest iu the Corinth cemetery the following day at 11 o'clock. Mrs Mault leases two brother;, to mourn her death besides a, host of friends . Success to The Watchman. Johnny. POOLTOWN. Si Dec. Oth. I guess about all locking for pay. And, in the usual'case, when one besomes of value' to a buiiuess, he is more certain of his salary than the owner is of an annual snr plus. The man who is cheerfully and constantly seeking the burden of ftdditinna.1 -wrrk ii P.nnd nnlv in irr.nnrttnftA fcn t.ho man mhn ia looking for a higher and more important kind of work, and fitting of the. farme" -Ie tbrough sowing Jus mind or hand for it. In good times he will receive better pay J tuis time. topped and panic stalks abroad, he is certain of emplovmeLt when . M" Sarah MauU dle.d. Wednes- othr men ara idle. He isrtfche kinff nf lahnrnrH. and 10 tn 1 ha" ia "&y momirg and was laid to rest tudent of his basinets as well, because mental ambition and physi- Q the cemetery at Corinth Bap mi BUBigjare oicwjoi mu. i cist cnurcn TDursaay. sne was : Labor conquers all things, because it makes a man of service to the widow of the late Pinkney IviB foilrtva nnn hinria him tn choir nnraaa o r H thai" tnn la aa mn.to. I ltindR lirin.lr and afnnn. Tt liffcn him tn n. nlaro nf nnvnr for man Maun wno uvea up to tne time like bees and laboring ants, have no use for the useless, and no man n'8 deatn -n Salisbury. x 1 a ' a i e r it t i .1 can long regain ui esteem ana regara ot nis xeiiows wno aoes not Harvey Morgan is boarding at WUO W UIBUklUU DUlilO UVIUIUI OJ l T ltD V)X U1B1U VI Ulan 11 I n i mm- , , . . Hard work ii a Cflrki6eafcfi fintillintr t.hft nnhlpman nf nnmmpr,,- Unke Mrgan S and 18 Working On to a list of friends, and in the societv of the deoent no man ib de- tne "action force of the W-S pised whose hands wear the callous of the plow or whose shoulders Southbound Railroad. are rounded with the stoop of toil. Ali opportunities are open to the seeker after burdens, and no pal ace of reward has a closed door to the man of faithful and intelli gent service. Uompiamers witnout cause are as easy to nud as cornstalks oh t m i ii ii"i an Aowa iarm. iney lnieBi tne universe ana nowi use coyotes on a wintry night. They cry out for ease and plenty, for repose aud for dihvsrance from the ordinary cares of life. But the man who pro- Fonst Iagt Snndfty evening testa because he is not asked to do enough or complains because his burden is too light for the development cf his powers is as hard to George Bean visited homefolks find aj a contented man in Russia, or a fresh biscuit in the Arctic last Sunday. vuroie. Uakfi Cotton Your Serial Not tour Ittog, We should '.'live at home,' of course, but merely - to tnale enough to exist at home is not enough. The Southern farmer can' make money growing corn and stock, as Western Farmers do, and thereby acquire the com forts that they enjoy. The old idea of considering cotton-making the farmer's supreme purpose iu life, and. all other crop as mere ''supplies," is what has brought us to 'our- present deplorable plight. Cotton has been King indeed, and the cotton farmer the servant. Now let the cotton farmer make himself King and cotton his servant. And this can be done only by adopting a thorough goi. g system of di veri fied farming, not merely 'up plies" to enable the farmer to "live at home," but profitable money crops and stock raising to enable him to. have all the com forts and conveniences that farm ers in other sections enjoy. Old Eiop has a fable which comes appropriately to mind jus here : "A poor Man, who longed to get rich, used to pray day and night for wealth, to a Wooden Idol which h6 had in his house. Notwithstanding all his prayers, instead of becoming richer he got poorer. Oat of all patience with his Idol, he one day took it by the leg9 and dashed it to pieces upon the fljor. Hundreds of gold pieces, which had been hid den in the body, flew about the room. Transported at the sight, be exclaimed: 'How have I wasted my time in worshipping a graceless deity, who yields to force what he would not grant to prayers." The farmers of the South have been in much the same condition as tne poor man in the fable. They have made themselves the humble, servile slaves of King Cotton only to get poverty for their pains. Now let them assert their independence and have done forever with the idol-worship that has set him up as the ore gr d cf Southern sgricultu e. at;d he will rain golden shower; on them in return The Progressive Farmer. Rats Eat Sitings of Life TimV. Jack SimpBon of-Aitkin, Minn., hat written President Taft to the effect that he had saved up $2, 595 t- buy a farm and that when he went to get it out of thf ceil ing of Lis house wher' he had hidden it, he found that rats had eaten it. The snug sum was Te doced to powder by the rodents Hehopes to have the remnanta redeemed by the treasury depart ment but his chances appear slim. Baltimore was host last Friday to nearly a score of goverxcrs from western and gouthern states. The governors of the southern commonwealths met there for con ference with the western g vei nors as to the best means of in ducing desirable immigration in to the south. Nttm PMiuon lot Standard CwUml Needle Machine" Sitting postUon lot ardjnanr d Aeooie masninw TEIJL.TJS How you sit at yonr sewing uiachiue and WE WILL SHOW YOU Somfithiijg of vital interest To Your Health. Y u cannot act toe quickly in this matter, so come today and let us explain The Sti Straight "STANDARD" Central Needle Idea - A sewing machine that give-s you positive healthful exercise. Brown Shoe Co., Salisbury, N. O. Special Demonstrators The Straight and Curved Lines, Mrs.- Columbus Hodge is on the sick list at this writing. Ruth Wystt visited at Colum bus Hodge's last Sunday. Grant Wyatt visited Gradv MEET ME AT SALEM'S UP-TO-DATE CANDY KITCHEN. t The best quality at lowest prices The . Place to Buy Your l-hristmas Give us Your Order. TELEPHONE 17. v SALISBURY, N. C. Supp James E Wyatt visits Chest nut Hill very often of late. I guess he means business. ine new Jr. u U A M council recently instituted at High Reck is we are glad to learn get ting along vory nicely. Moses L Wyatt is moving to a location near China Grove this week. His friends wish him suc cess in his home. Sallie claims ignorance as to the wedding that Uncle Josh had in mind a few weeks ago. Say, Sallie yon must be living in the dark. You had better have the Ole man" saw out a window and then you would know what I was talking about. Sallie von had better wake up a little and get atl the news. Ha 1 Hal It seems that the young men of late have taken somewhat of a liking to the girls down here. iuy Bttem bu ujiub hb rar as anite Quarry and Craven. boys there are a few more girls down her, and very good looking ones too.' Come around boys and give them acail. Uncle Josh. Ask For More Tine. .Boston, Dec. 11. An effort was made today by the attrrnevs fcr the Rev. Clarence V. T RicheBon, charged with the mur der of Mi s Avis Lmnell. to have I the trial postponed fr jm January 15 until later in the wiuter and on Wednesday next Judge Sander son will hear arguments on the question. former State Senator W. A. kuing postUon for Standard Central Naadle Machines Sttling position for ordinary side neodJe machines Farm Wanted. io to so acr-s level land, not over five miles from C 1 I -WIT iaiJ80ury. win !uv or rent R. H Rollins, Mockeville, N. C ooooooooooooo: o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o oocoooooooodo m Brass Bed ! -x z- - w o BCTYILL BE GIVEN AWAYo? ABSOLUTELY FREE o . w XOn uecemoer zz, at 3 crclock - Come and get your numbers. The stubs of the numbers will be placed in a, hat and a child, blind folded, will draw out the number and who ever holds that number will &et the Bed. You ar3 not required to buy a cent's worth of goods. For Quaity, For Values. For Christmas presents. For Lowest Price, Call an: GEO. W. THE LEADING FURNITURE DEALER & UNDERTAKER, Salisbury, C. nov. 28th, mi. 00000000000,00:0000000000000 r 1 ,i i 1 O O o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Lis' OTSSEE m Take that trip toTexas now! On the 1st and 3rtl Tuesdays of the month yon can make the trip at a big saving over regular round trip fare. Stopovers anvwher A free and IS Cotton Belt Route is the direct line from Memphis to TEXAS through Arkansas running two splendid trains daily, with through sleepers, chair cars and parlor-cafe cars. 1 rains lrom all parts of the southeast make , direct connection at Memo his with Write me where you want to go and I will rive vou full in formation about fare from vouf town, schedule, and send you our new books on Arkansas and Texas. full of farm facts and pictures. K. H. Sutton, District Passenger Agent rassenger Agent Tenn. iff Cotton Belt trains for the Soyth- west. 11 t. Allen, W 9th Street. Chattanooga, Atk your ticket agent to sell .you a ticket via Memphis and the Cotton Belt Route. NOTICE TO DEBTORS. The directors of the Rockwood Mer cantile (JomDanv. In. . hariner sn pointed the undersigned to collect all accounts due it on or before Friday m j T1, , , "uiuu j.oif, ibii, ail Uf ISOI1S HlueDC aiurnv sua muiD ri. uanoAt ot ed to said fii-m i-a harQh r.,,, to settle same with me at once. Ac- Lynchburg, Va., representing fore the above named date will be Richeaon, conferred with Chief P1ced i the hands of an attorney to Justice Aiken and later were Julius Feick, secretary, olOBeted for two hours with Dia. 7tPa- Rockwell, N.O trict Attorney Pelletier. It was then annoanced that an agree ment had been reached to mh WATCH REPAIRING. at K. W. & 1. S. Brown's store. Watches for sale mil; fcno nnottinn trt TnWna Sn I . . 7" ; "7Z W PPt office) at Granit. Qaar- UwOUU ucuLttu.y iuwuuod. rv. Leave vnnr . rana ir wnrfc It is underatood that Richeiou's ther, or seud it direct to me at lawyers said they had not suffi- , No. 6, Salisbury, N, C cienttima to nranurA a ioPna 211'1 lyr. pd. R. L. BROWN ' V U tj V I and wcnld not be ready for two or three months. SIGNALS OF DISTRESS. Salisbury People Should Know How to Read and Heed Them. Sick kidneys give many signals -i - 01 distress . The secretions are dark, con tain a sediment. Passages are trequmt, scanty. painful. Backache is constant day and nifiht, - Headache atd dizzy spells are frequent. The weakened kidneys need quick help. Don't delay 1 Use a special kidney remedy. Doan's Kidney Pills ar for sick kidneys, bacfiasna and uri nary d Borders. Sahsl ury evidence proves their worth. 8. J. Hortorv 208 W. Monroe St , Salisbury, N. C. says: uMy kiineys gave me a great deal of trouble and my back was weak aud lame. The kidney secretions were profuse and caused me un told annoyance. Several years ago I used D au's Kidney Pills aud they cured me so complotelv that have not bad a recurrenc of the complaint." For sale by 11 dealers. Price 50 cents Foster-Mii burn Co., Buffalo, New Yora, sole agents for the United ocates ' Remember the name Doans and take no other. DIf CC immediate relief froiii OR. M.J. RAGLANO , VETERINARIAN. Office aud hospital on In.niss St., near Mansion House corner. Day phone Night phone 430. 4-270 .25. PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK if SALISBURY, N. C. Does a Ciencral Rankinr Risiiies8. We pay 4 par cent on time de posits. Interest payable every -1 . w tnree montns. Prompt attention given to anv i - . ... ousiness encrusted to us. Your business solicited, Peoples' National Rank. John S, Hbndkrson, J. D. Norwood, president. cashier D. L. Gaskill, W. T. Busbv, V.-president. asst. cashier J. O. WHITE CO., Carriage and Wagon Builders, F'arm an d Dray Wagons. Delivery Wagons, Open and Top, Best Quality and Style. We sell the celebrated Geo. E. Nispon & Co's Farm auu w agous, iuny warranted. Old Carriages and Baggies repaired, painted and made as good as new. New Tops made and old Tops repaired. New Gush ions furnished and old Cushions repaired. New Dashes furnished and old Frames Rcova n pUKKer ?r8 a sPialty; steel tired wheels changed 9 iuuuci uree repairea. All kinds of Wood and notice. Iron Work done at short We have skilled workmen in each department. Surreys, Buggies and Wagons for sale. Harness of all kinds made and repaired. Call and ?et prices. uu Respectfully, J. O. WHITE & CO. MA4 OVER 65 D YEARS' ENCE I Dr. Sboop's Magic Ointment -Trade Marks 'lnrwO Designs rFfY, Copyrights Ac. Anyone aendlntr a sketch mid iipum-tntiin Mimj huh urn ui'iiiHMi i roe wuetner &d iuTention is probnbly patentable, Communlca UonsBtriotlyconOdential. HANDBOOK onPatenU ent free. Oldest acency for securing patents. Patents taken through Jlunn 4 Co. receive Scientific American. A Iiandsomely illustrated weekly. I.arpest cir culation of any scientific Journal. Terms. $3 a fiU2?r JP"th8' W- SoW by all rewsdealenu filUNN & Co.36lBrod. New York Branch Office. 625 F 8U Waabington. Dk, 0. Real Estate-Insurance-Loa Tf j " cobaic bu eu, vaii to see U8. If VOll wish tn hn tt ...I i.ti i t7 j r J combe, yjs.H io gee D9. IS xi yuu uhhm 'ninr&naA. a t.hailifa.fl . . If jou wish to hcurow VoBej ' Call to ee us gee U' If you have money to lend, Call to see ua We are well prepared to guarantee all loana nrt n. for aame, a.nd will examine titles, make up dleds anJ mnrta.per Cnt of cMt .to all parties who will place their money with unrfi6 fr pay interest twice a year at our office . Notar? P.,hli L d wiH prepare all papers. Ve earnestly ask thSfSTeSf .JS us" ll ? the city and learn of our plans and methods of businesl m Salsbury Realty & Insurance Co 122 N. Main St. - A. I emAAx v' ui ow. x i peas.. f BASIC SUGgTHOM PHOSPHATE!!- and GRASS-. 17 osr oenlto Tfa ,ZTnT "UM! LOVEK 40 per emt Lime. r wyuunc aciq ana atoat We have arranged to import BASIC SLAG for our traa fursh itfi-om our Wire-ho Tse at practically wh nSl d ?Jn : farmers. If you have never used B ASIC SLAG writ ft rff p he Farme; or the ftorth Carolina DepartiftfOTSijS' it II you me t once you will always use it: Qre and Mk abou i'HW'.BMiriRTI Real Estate. Real Estate Loans ln?urr 10 11 W&E 4t. CAPITAL AND aURpV.fI iHSUPailCe. "VlWAAW. t 'i : ii 't r. i . - ,j ,v.i . - . ' Vl '-'' ----- ; ... .. .. 5 : .. ft . mmmmmmmmmm"mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwm
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