THE CAROLINA -WATCHMAft
CTm. H Stewart, .
AND OWNER
Published Every Wednesday,
120 West Inn es Street.
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Both Papers. vl yr. . . . . $1 00
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19th. 1S06, at the pott office at Salis-
DVT, it. u., under the act of uongress
ol Maxell 8rd,187B.. v.
Salisbury;-December 11, 1912
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A ' WORD WITH OUR SUB
SCRIBERS.
With thia wane of The Watch
mam we have panted a label with
the ubsoriber's dame and the
date to which his subscription is
paid . To lave space we hava uspd
numerals for the month, day and
year. Fcr instance. 4-1-12,
means the fourth month, April,
first day and 1912, and si on
throughout each year. Some are
more than a year behind acd
unless they remit at an early date
we will be obliged to mark them
off our list, which would be con-
trary" to our wishes and not very
creditable to the subscriber. Of
course any who are so disposed
oan beat us out of the small
amount due, but having extended
a compliment by fndu'ging
those in arrears, - we feel
certain that there are very few
who will fail to pay up-. The first
of the year is now near at hanf,
the time for setting all accounts,
ana J he watchman will greatly
appreciate the substantial assis
tance our readers can render in
this particular.
witn tnis issue ihb watchman
completes its eighth volume, new
series, and its 80th year, old series
and nextweek, it will step inti it .
new year as -fresh and strong as
. ever, with renewed efforts, high
aspirations and a determination
to be second to none in the
State. We wish to add a lineo-
- type machine to oar plant within
the next few months, thernbv be
ing enabled to give more and later
news and to increase the size tf
the sheet. This will be done wilb
out any increase in the subscrip
tion price, which should stimulate
our friends up to the point of, pay
icg their subscriptions and thus
aid us in making the improve
ments desired. With this addi
tion to our mechanjcal equipment
Thk Watchman expects to be the
real thing and right on the spot
each week with the goods.
Join us.
Many noted pencil pushers from
all over the State are here today,
and the "Doys" are seeing the
lights at the Southern's big shops
at Spencer this afternoon. They
will be given an outing to Whit
ney tomorrow eveniDg. After
they see what Salisbury has they
Will no doubt agree that "Salis
bury's the place." Besides ex
tending to one and all a most cor
dial welcome, here's hoping the
boys will have a galorious tim
while in the city and are invited
to make themselves at home in
The Watchman shop.
We note that Whitehead Kluttz,
.Esq., who lent material aid
and made personal effort for the
success of the Democratic
ticket j in general and Woodrow
Wilionjin particular, . is a candi
date for ambassador to Brazil,
probably the most important post
in South America. This is a po
sition that we feel Mr. Kluttz
can fill with credit and here's hop
ing that his application will be
favorably aoted upon.
Ti Ueet In 6rubb Theatre
The editors will hold their busi
ness meetings in the Grubb Thea
tre which was " kindly offered for
their use by Mr. Grubb. The edi
tors will probably hold only two
meetings, one this morning and
ne tomorrow morning. Any one
wishing to attend these meeting?
is cordially invited to do so.
For Sore Feet, Chilblains, Frost
Bite, Sore Nipples, Chafing, Cuts,
Galls, Burns, Sores or Scalds,
DARBY'S PROPHYLACTIC
FLUID is a marvelous remedy.
It relieves inflamed conditions
heals the flesh and eases pain.
Taken internally for Cramps or
Dysiuter? it corrects the disorder
at once. Price 50 cts. per bottle.
Bold by 'all druggists.
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FOUR
PRIZES ' fO LEADERS
A Splendid ; Motorcycle -t for ' the
riignest, mcyeie xor tne.wext
-and; Dishes :for the. Third
v ami "Fourth Prizes. ,
This is the last week of our
motorcycle contest, the final
hour beiiig Monday, Decent
bar 16th, at 2 p. m. At tins
time the party having turned
in the most subseriptions.and
having thereby secured the
large?! number of votes will
be awarded the splendid
Pope motorcycle, as adver
tised; and the . party having
received ' the next largest
number of votes will be
awarded a splendid coaster
brake bicycle,, and the two
next highest mil be present
ed with . a splendid thirty
niece, blue, delf ware tea set
Now don't get cold feet
boys, but stay in the game
and be a srood loser, if noth
ing else. No one is limited
to territory or special priyi
lege, but everyone stands on
his own merits, ths amount
of hustle and tact he uses in
getting names.
We have matte a very little
noise in conducting this con
test, our machine, a $200.00
prize, has done all that we
bad hoped for. It is a thing
of real merit and full value.
We shall take a pride in giv
ing it to the winner as it is
something its owner may be
proud of . It is solid, strong
aud beautiful. To ride it
will be to stimulate and glad
den its possessor, cause him
to look back with pleasure on
the little effort if took to get
it-
The boys have been coming
along almosfc-neck and neck
with O; N. Trexler slightly
ia the lead until Saturday
when P. Goble, of China
Grove, stepped in and turned
in 218,000 votes, including
tfce 10,000 special offer. This
came near giving some an! at
tack of heart disease. It' was
like a bolt from a "clear sky,
no one was more surprised
than the contest manager.
But the boys are game and
do net propose to- be bluffed
or flee with the first little
skirmish.. It is expected the
fur will fly and the battle
royal will take place the bal
ance of this week and Mon
days Double votes are given
to the end of the contest.
The prizes await the win
ners.
The contest has narrowed
down to four boys who will
all win prizes:
P. B. Goble.
G. N. Trexler,
J. B. Earnhardt,
Napoleon Tiexler,
Any one of whom still has
chance to ride the motorcycle
home.
Dave Hannah and son, Sam,
who were some mouths ago ac
cused of horse stealing, have
again. baen arrested on a similar
charge. In both instanced tin
warrant-was 3worii out by Gm
cord parties. An officer from
Concord came and got them
The Western U.iiou telegraph
offica f.r many years located in
the - little building be'ow the
Washington building, is to be
moved i:ito and operated iu con
nfction with the BU Telephone
office. This move has baeu under
consideration for a year or more.
The little building to be 'vacated
was the first brick structure ou
the uo:th side of Main Street be
tween Innes and Counci'. It wa9
built by Mosos A. Baan about
thirty years ago.
The executive committee of the
North Carolina Lutheran - Synod
met here Friday for the purpose
of discussing the missionary and
edudatioaal inierejs within thp
bounds of the Synod. Those
present- we e the following: Rev.
M. M. Kinard, of Salisbury, who
l.b president of tut Synod is ohair
uuu; Rov. C. A. Brown, of Chin!
Grove, . secretary ; Rhv. J -E.
- ienk, of Greensboro ; Rev. V. Y.
ozer, of Lexi; gt.on ; Re. T. C
Parker, of Birber ; B. B. Miller
aud James D. Heilig, of Salisbury.
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Could Shout For Joy.
"I want to thank you from tf.o
bottom of my heart," wiote O. B.
Rader, of Lbwisbnrg, W. Va.,
"for the wonderful double benefit
I got from - Electrio Bitter?, in
curing me of both a severe case of
stomach trouble aud of rheuma
tism, from which I had been an
almost help'ess Buffer for ten
years. It suited my case hb
though mad just for me." Fr
dyspepsia, indigestiju, jaundice,
and to rid the system of kiduey
poisons that causa rheumatism.
Electric Bitters has no equal.
Try them Evry bettle is guar
anteed to satisfy. Only 50 cents
at All Druggists.
CUKES
OH
MARRIAGES
it
Miss X
nme Lou JUMmBcou,;
daughter or Mr; aud Mrs. ;V. C.
Edmistin, of Mc. U la and 1 heo
poi.s Sloop, of Misl cringe,, wer
married at the home of the ride
parents laBt . Wednesday-, R V. , R.
W. Culbertaou officiating.
The marriage . of Miss Lilln
.Maria, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs.
Al-x i nder "Brewer, . ef Winston
Salem and Williams A. Myois,
vill tike place in Advent Mora
vian Church, Wiustbualf a
3-rturday eveuhjg, December 21'
ChiV will make their home, in
Salisbury, .
Miss Daisy Bernhardt, diuafh
ter of Mr. Daisy B. Paraot.f , n s
Forest W. Gray, will take plac
tu-St. Luke's Episcopal. Churct,
oiliiliury, Weduesday evening,
December 18th.
The marriagfTbf Miss Virginia,
charming 'daughter i of Mrs
J isephiue Mauney, whV recently
left Salisbury lor Atlanta, and
Horace .Stringfeflow, of Birming
ham, Ala , also at .one tiniaa resi
dent of Salisbury, is announced
to take placa iu Atlanta, January
15ib, 1912.
Mils Laura Miseuheimer of Grin
iteQiarry, and Arthur Bost, of
Sahsjury, were uuUnd in marriage
on Chestnut Hm Thursday night,
F. M. Tarrh. cm.iatiug. lhuy
will make their home at Chestnut
Hi 1.
Announcement has been made
of the coming marriage on De
cember loin ot a popu'ar Spencer
coupl-. Miss Mattie Jenkins aud
Samuel D H uton. Miss Jenkins
has baen a popular milliner in
tfpeucer while Mr. Hiuton is an
engineer on the Ashevill9 division
of the Southern railway.
Miss Annice Foreman and J hn
Miller werH happily mimed Sat
urday evening at the home of Dr
J. N. Stalliiiga, of th Bjpeiotl
church, Dr. Stalling officiating
and the ceremony being witness'
by only a fw friend'. Tb cu
p!e left on a night train for Jack
sonville a d other Fl jrida point
03 their bridal trip. Th Sride is a
daughter of tha lat J Q. Fore
man and is a pcpnlar y- uug w
man The groom is a boo ot D.
Mi'ler and is a voting man of
splend'd qnalitie-. Mr. and Mre.
John Miller have the best wihe
of a host cf friend?.
hap, y mm.'
Plenty of Them fn Salisbury, and Gooi
Reasons far It.
Wonldd't any woman be happy,
After years of backache suff-r-ng,
Days of misery, nights of unre?t
The distress of urinary troubles,
When she finds freedom.
-Many readers will pr fit by the
following
Mrs. H D. Webb, 114 E . Fish
er St., Salisbury, N Car., says:
'Doan's Kidney Pills certainly
helped me out fine ai.d I glally
tell abcat. my experience for th
benefit of other kidney suffer-irs
I had backache and the pain
were sj severe at night I did not
sleep well, arising in the morning
all W3rn out. My head ach-d
and I was nervous and dizzy.
The kidueya were out of order,
Heariug ab ut Dean's Kidney
Pills, I U3d them and they helped
me at oiioe. My kidueys became
normal and the pains left my
back."
For sale by- all dealers. Price 50
cents Foater-Miiburn Co., Buffalo,
New YorK, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name Doana and
take no other.
H. Lee Lnznby, recently a o t
izu rif Salisbury, is in a Greens
boro hospital and will submit to
an operation fcr appendicitis.
This is his third operation f r the
same.
Nervous ? Some of the time rei.lly ill ? Cstch co -i c ..sily and frequently suffer
from biliousness or headache? The reao.i h iiat l ir system does not rid itself
of the poisons in the'blood; jus es irr.p-.rciblc as it i;. fcr tLo grate of a stove to KJ
itself of ciinkers. The wnsie decs to us ;:acliy vAivi the clinkers do to the stove;
make tne fires bura lz? v.r.l'A enough ctinkers have iccumulatcd and then prevent
its burning at all. Ycur liver is sluggish you are dull and heavy sleep does not
rest, nor is food appetizing. 1a this condition illness develops. Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery eradicates the poisons from the body a glyceric alter
ative extract made from Hood root, golden seal and .aandrcke root, stone and
queen's root, without the use ot alcohol. No matter how strong the constitution
Jf23. Ulab. Dr. Pierce':. Piessant Pellets regulate liver and bowels.
AND MIDES
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
FOR RAW FURS AND HIDES
Wool on Commission. Write for price
list mentioning
JOHN WHITE & COl L0UTSV1LLE1CY.
Established 1887
Miss Add ie White died a her
borne, C' rner
Innes -and L g
Thursday .nl-
ternoor , at 1 :35 o'clock, foliowij g
an illness of several w-ek. Tbe
-innouncfmpnt of the dnath of
this yo)ing wrman caued pro-
IUUIIU KllCl l'UIUUt(U Ut bus UM f
Miss White was th daughter 'f
Mr. and Mrs. J. O White and h d
!ivd in Salisbury all her lfe
She is survived 1 v her parents,
ne-sister, Mrs M O Tnton. and
two bfote's, M s s W. II. and
J i9aph White. She wa a loyal
membpr rf St Lnk's E pi so pal
chnrjh and a musician of wide re
paration The funeral took place from the
Episcopal church at 4:80 o'clock,
Pr'dav afternoon Rev F. J.
MaUett officiating. The inter
m'eut was in Chestnut Hill ceme
tery,
. Mrs. Charles Ketaer died at
her nome uear China Grove on
Friday night. Before marriage
she was Miss Ada Ritchie. Hr
husband, seven children, two
brothers and three sisters survive
her, besides a largs number of rel
atives and fri nds. The funeral
waB held at Ebenvzr church at 11
o'clock Sunday conducted by the
pastor, wtu paid a beautiful trib
ute to the memory of the deceased
Mrs. Keti.er will missed not
only in thohome but also in the
community in the church iu which
she always t ok an active pait.
The o mmunity laments the death
jf Mrs. Ketuer, who was' ever
teady to give a helping hand and
i kind word to al whose upright
life was a standard for all. in
the Iobs of a wite and mother t' e
husband and children have the
heartfelt sympathy of the entire
community
A 'ekgram was receiv d hero
Fridiy m rning auncuuci:!g tb
death at BUck Mountain of Pmk
oey A Cauble, for many years a
res'deut and prominent buuneis
man of Saiiat ury, but who has
beeu at Black Mountain for sever
al vears. His d-ath was the re
sult of heart disease Mr. Cauble
was 64 years old ai d leaves a wife
and six daughters, to wit: Mrs
Jennie Sbuman, Mrs. J.hn Casey,
Mrs W. A. Brown, Mr?. J. J Co
dihy, of Salisbury, end Misses
Carrie and Bessie Cauble. of
Black Mountain; two brothers,
Prank and Julius Caublp, and a
sitter, Mrs John Swic- good. Mr.
Cauble was -a righteous man and
had a largo circle of friends who
will regret to learn of hie death
Hie remains were brought to Sal
isbury, taken from the trmn tc
St John's Lutheran Ciuicb where
t-ie fuueral service was conducted
by Jibe pastor, R v M. M. K'u
ard Suturiay afternoon . The m
termHnt wa? in Chestnut Hill
cemetery.
White Man tries to Marry Negress.
Recently a white man by the
name of Will Wilsoa obtained a
license from Register of Deeds
Miller- for himself and Rota
Brown, a well known mullatto wo
man of the' Mill Bridge neighbor
hood. They went to Magistrate
Charles T, Beeker to perf. rm th
ceremony, but as Beeker in-'
the woman to be a muUatto,
refused to perform the cremony.
This was reported t the'reg-Bter1
ffioe and the hceuse was pr mpt
ly cancelled ; but Wils m was not
satisfied, ao they cam to Salis
bury, and in meauderjug about
the depit m-id-3 themselves so die
gusting a to cai se thir arre;t
an i on Wilsou Wis f ui d a piBto .
W.rlsou was given a hearing Sat
urday for carrying a concealed
weapon and was sent to jail for
30 days. Affcer his sentence ex
piree they will be tried for a more
serious offense.
emot worried ?
the stomach is spt to be " out of kilter at times ; in conse
quence the blood. is disordered", for the stomach is the labo
ratory for ths constant manufacture of blood.
MRS. I'ETJJ. Blatcs, of Port Dover, Ont, Box 86, -writes: "1 havo
hc-en a rT" t sr.;Tercr Zor ycai-3 from threat trouble, catarrh, indigestion,
forr.clo tro- V!e-i, Lloaiing-, constipation end nervousness at times I would
be in ho.-l, then aAa to fco rp agriin. Wrs under many different doctors'
ce, na;l w-id e'-t bef er for a little vhile, then I would go down with
c'-.ro.iic ir ' -rnrru! lion til thronjrh ri-3; l"or nineteen years I had this
pcon in ray blocd. After trying neurly everything I got worse. I read
in ' "'-o rre'a Cbismoa fienre Medical Adviser of Dr. Pierce's Golden
: "" '"'.1 i iccovcry sn.'l Pr. ?.sg:s t'itari-K Remedy. I have taken tno
" '.-Mm rlodicai P'covcry r r,:l 'Pleasant FeUets,' and have; used fiv
'-'.'.ties of Dv. Sar-.'s Catorrh Remedy, l am now able to do my worlt
vni walk 'with pleasure, i feci like a new woman. I enjoy everythin-r-ound
me and the--.c Cod for lett.iig me live long eaougli to find some
t-.r. i'.-t cJa j o v. 1 t rain."
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7c yard wide bleaching lor 5c
6i yard wide sheeting for 5c
7i apron ginghams for - 5c
Good pants Jeaues tor 25c and 35c
FSannelette for tfc
Half wool dress goods orth
35c for 25c
, 65c all wool serge and worsted
for 50c
58 inch Broadcloth for 45c
56 inch wool mixture $1.00 value
for 59c
Extra ffood wool dre?s goods in
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Eikin Blankets
Elkin Blankets are the Best aud
the cheapest. We are showing
some extra good values in them,
price $2 48. $2 98, $3 98 and $5 00
Grey cotton blankets, full size
for 98c
Men's and Bays' Suits
Boys' suits fro;n 98c;, SI 48 and up
Youths' nice wool suits, $6 50 val
uer, for $4 48
Men's blue serge sutts for $3 98
" Men's better clothes for 17 95 and
and np to $15 00.
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