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m mi warn .'' - - . ( -Vih m : ' - v U 1 l- - ' " , , -- - V TIIE CAROLINA WATCHMAN. ,OaWa H Stewart, . BDITOB AN OWNER Published Every Wednesday, .. 120 West Innes" Street. SUBSCRIPTION" PRICE: Watchman 1 yr $ .75 Kecord.. 1 yr $ .75 Both Papers.. 1 yr $1 00 Advertising rates reasonable. Entered as aeeond-olass matter Jan. 18th. 1806, at the post office at Salis bury, 24. 0., under toe aet of Congress of Mareh8rd, 1879. Salisbury, April 8st, 1914. Lee say. the ground hog has "turned the weather over to the turtle dove and mooking bird." The editor thinka it has been tamed over to the rain crow. To Continue Sermons on Romanism. C. A. G. Thomas, pastor of the First Baptist Ohuroh, who had . prepared a series of very interest ing and instructive sermons on Romanism, but waB internpted in their delivery by a very saocesBfnl revival, having added over one hundred members to that church, will resume the delivery of the ser ies Sunday night. His subjact Sunday night is a very important one and will be worth hearing, it is: "The Pope, the man of Sin and Perdition." Mr. Thomas re marks are olothed in chaste lan guage, are spoken with that earn estness which devotes siuoerity, and are quite effective. He olintohes his assertions by cita tions from Romish authorities. East anil Sooth Ward Graded School. The citizens of Salisbury held quite an enthusiastic meeting last Monday night in the old court houM. The object of the meeting . was a new school building for the accommodation of the children in the east and south wards. All agree that the growth of our town imply justifies another . building more Conveniently located. "Rev. W. B. Duttera and Messrs. J . C. Keitler. W..M. Rn BKiea, u. j. is or man, r. J rTsaoe A. Lt. Smoofc, Mayor Woodson ana others made enthusiastic talks in behalf of the new school it was olearly shown that the small ohildren particularly need ed a more convenient school. That there were too many ohildren to be located in one building. Dan T ' . nor ut iires, diseases, injuries or atiuuB minis, long waiKs across the city through rains, mud, snow sleet, etc., were detrimental to the children receiving an education A 11 .U , . ue uuiiuren massea in one building makes things too con gested. There ib not sufficient room for the teachers to give pro per instruction. The child at J 1 a i i f DBuuiug sonooi nan a aay, some in the morning and some in the afternoon, renders the time en tireiy too snort, and wastes the child's eduoational advantages The mayor suggested selling the lot on oorner of Lee and Fisher streets, put thai amount in the East Innes street lot, and then build a school bouse. Tk. 1 .. ..ut lunuwiug committee was appointed to meet the joint meet ing last night and lay their claims before them : Dr. W. B. Duttera, Messrs. J. O. Kestler, E. M. Cau ble, F. M. Glover, John Kesler, A. W. Edwards, and W. M. Ruth. Our city is beooming too large to try to have all the ohildren in one school. No other city of any size attempts such a thing. We must arrange for more school buildings, and now is the time when all are wide awake to the situation. " i . ' - 1 -t . Is- - A M M 11 1 1 Kl H C M C M TQ ! Social tr Atlanta VU Soumerii nilllUUIlULmLll I U1 nainaj. FOR SHERIFF. , 1 hereby announce mvaelf w . Tbe Southern Railway has been .selected as official route to Atlanta by Oasis Temple to Shrine meet; a candidate for the office ffiM.av 10-i8th. Special train Sheriff of Rowan County umr J WV W VUV A VU4 VW L WY " MOW : : j , is . fol,l ""J UllUiill lHN HUM I'.IIMVHM LltJII. I m J as, H. Kride. p. Atlanta FOR SHERIFF, I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Rowan County, subject to the Democratic, primaries and convention. Pd J. Frank Miller. - v. REGISTER OF DEEDS I hereby announce myself wikWeave Charlotte at 11:00 10th, arriving following morning, andr retarning rcrtll leave Atlanta at2 :00 a. F. TC,; Thursday, May 14th, ar. Cnarlotte same rriorning. This special train will be com yposed of the latest design Pullman compartment drawing room, steel, eleotrio lighted sleeping cars, din ngcar and baggage car. . The entire train will be narkjsd algShrine Park during the Atlanta meeting and every facility Jwill be a candidate for the office of Arranged for the comfortnd con register oi ueeas oi .fiowp County, subject to the Demo cratic primaries and convene tion. Walter S. Blaclmer. Mr. Blackmer is a son tf the lata Luke Blackmer and has always lived in Rowan County; he has never held or asked for a public office but is fully qualified to fill this responsible position. FOR CORONER. - I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office . of Coroner foi Rowan County, subject to the Democratic primaries and convention. Pd T. W. Summersett. FORJUDGE. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Judge of Rowan County Court subject to the action of the Democratic primaries and convention. P. S. Carlton. FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS I hereby announce myself a candidate for Register of Deeds for Rowan County.l subject to the action oi tha Democratic primaries and con vention. pd E. B. Neave, Jr. CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Clerk of the Superior Court of Rowan County, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries and convention. Pd A. L. Smoot. Spring Laxative and Blood Cleanser Flush out the accumulated waste and poisons of the winter months; cleanse your stomach, liver and kidneya of all impuri ties. Take Dr. King's New Life Pills; nothing better for purify, ing the blood. Mild," non-griping laxative. Cures constipation; makes you feel fine. Take no other. 25o, at your Druggist. Buoklen's Arnica Salve for All Hurts. FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS tiiruounce myself a candidate for Register of Deeds of Rowan County, sub- are notified to ject to the action of the Dem-lson or be represented by proxy. iSw8TiTEMENT of the.ownersWp aht management of Th wauujuiha Ty vrcuMAS puoiisneu weesiyi ChinvGroveJsT. required by the act Of Anguit 2iMl. ' Ov - Name Of ec-or Wnf. H, Stewart. Salis- &y,iJio.. . - Managing 'm,lotWm. H. Stewart. - ; Businpgs "niiSiger.t'W m. H. Stewart . Pubert,. Hi Stewart -nbii f(lr, 'mortgages aad othe r teecuKtv oLIte.&- NONE: Zrv lr8nti Teoipt to-establish a oen- rut-jvtrij-.-A:.,;-: - .-T. ofefrl.STBWAET, owner. '"Wf aihnbedi before me this ewartynotar public imp veuience oi those occupying the oars while there, . i3 Tbe following low round'trip fares will apply -from stations named: , - ' Charlotte $8 25, Concord $8 .90, Salisbury $9.60, Winston-Salem $10.75. Greensboro $11.10. Gasfeo nia U7-65, Statesrille $9.60, Hick ory $9.00, High Point $10.60, Rock Hill $7.70. Fares from all other points on same basis. - Pates of sale May 7th 012 inclusive, with final return limit May ,20th, with priv ilege, of extension of final limit until .June 20th by depositing ticket and payment of $1 00. Passengers from other points may use regular trains into Char lotte, connecting with the .special train. In addition to the Oasis Special there will be extra pullman cars operated on a -iiumber of regular trains to Atlanta to take care' of speoial car parties and general travel. Arrangements for special cars should be made in advance . All applications'for reservations on. Oasis Speoial starting at Char lotte should be made .to Thomas Griffith, redbrder, Charlotte, N. 0. direotypplioations for re servations in ll other cars and all arrangementirf or special paities, oars, etc.? should he made through any Southern Railway agent, or. R. H. DjsButts. Div. Pasr. Agt., Charlotte, N. C. T. i. YourViaiQblos in a sflovi kno?k whit happens nouse in whWh the plumbing is in poor conditjyp,'; everybody io the house w lia&re to contraot typhoid or bo me othO fever. The digestive organs perfcyb the same fnnctio in the humap body as the plumb ing does 'foUlfie! bouse, and the sfrouli be kt in; first-class oon dition all titime; If you have any trbubla.gvithi your digestion take Chamielain's Tablets and you are oeri to get qaick relief. For Salby All Dealers. --ti-r School jChslnj Qd Fl?g Raising at Dunn's Mountain. fe . ? ! ; The public school at Dunn's Mountain. wlkol.o'se Friday, April 10th. Oa Monday following, April"13ih. trei JwiU be a flig raising, exultation ana entertain ' MEW SPRING GOODS I I J ' I I I If 1 I II I 111 1 I V S I If II I I I I X Stockholder's Meeting. The annual meeting of the stockholders of Union Warehouse and Trading Co. will be 'held at the oSSoe- of the company on Tuesdav, April 14h, 1914, at 10 o'olook a. m All stockholders be present in per- ocratic primaries and county convention. J. u. Ueaton. Land is N. C, FOR TOWNSHIP TAX COLLECTOR. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Township Tax Collector, sut ject to the action of the Dem ocratic primaries and convene tion. Geo. H. Shaveb. FOR CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Clerk of the SuDerior Conrt oi no wan county subject to the Democratic primaries and convention. J. Feank MoCubbins. C. H. Fries, Sec. exhition and meut at uigbig The program is as follows :-,!': j 1 10 a.- m., S:sg by sohool, m h Prayer. ; A4dress oF;-eloom9 by Geo, W. Miller. i;f .. C,. P. Fisher,. cbifdrecr Address R Flag raisiul- 1 1 Exercies bi eohool consisting of'aj9 drills, reoita tions, etc i - 1 11:30 a. m;iyAddress'by P. S. Carlton, B?qJ:' l Noon.... jr 1 30 p.. m.ijngl'by school, Play, "Dr. fenrelAll." Pantomin'e',1 "Home Sweet Home."':.'' Hg ? . Coutest & ritron and deoli mation by eigl school girU and boys . - m ; ;- Address byv.rl. D. Bodie, r Awarding ofriies, etc. Song, ' 'Hcufl of parting." -4:00 oi), march by the school childrH If Big m We have prepared for a SDoness witH lots of good values in every department. Children's Dresses, -Nice stook of Children's wash Dresses siz? 2 to : 6 and 6 to 12 years. . Light and dark colors. Pricfronly. 48 and 50c Childrens better Dresses 6 to 14 years for 08c and $148 Ladies Wash Dresses, all izo, light and dark colon for 98c, $1 25 and $1 98 New Silks and TneNew Spring Silks are very pretty reasonaoie in price. ' Yard wide (note the width,) Japonika silk in , C&xin pink navy, white, black and its worth S8orfor 25c 32-inoh stripe wash silk, also plain crepe worth 75o, for 48c 1.00 Messaline, 75 cents. Yard wide Messaline in all the popular shades regular $1.00 quality, our special price . . 75c Cotton Goods. We bought sereral thousand yards of Cotton Goods, iu short, length at almost half price. 10a yard-wide Percale 6 1-2c , 10o yard-wide Long Cloth 6 11c lOyard-wida White Dtnk for 6 1-2c 5q Straw Ticking for 3 1-2c ? cent Dress Ginghams in short length 5c JEull stock of Shoes, and you know we sell lots of shoes of 11 kinds. You 11 find it pays to trade at 'II BelklHlairiry os :UU p. m. ISAye.ldrills, recita- tions, etc. Mtf.iic, day and night, 'y tut) !tuiJie uaiia. 3 Equals 5 A startling statement but a true one in this case. One teaspoomul of medicine and two pounds of your own ground feed (cost about 3 cents - equal, in what they do for your animals and fowls, two pounds-efjuiy ready-made stock or poultry tonic (price 25 cents), There you are I If you don't believe it, try it oQtKBuy, today, a can of TRPP Ap STOCK & POULTRY it molt-prodnciiif. of also; ted rtsig'ss. Bee'Jee Stock MedidJ Cbnjpany, -Chattanooga, Tens. Is e forii trial package : Dee; STOCK TRY? MEDICINE, r si .page, illustra te, tniiv explaining Address : 25cJ and $1. per an. -f your dealers. -. f. P. 3 Buy That Ford To-day. If You Deal in Values, You'll Appreciate the Ford. - - - - The fellow who buys a heavy caipays for his vanity. Don't make a mistake, buy a Ford and you will have reason to congratulate yourself. Do it now. The Rouzer Garage Company, Salisbury, N. C. Cough Medicine for Children loo much care cannot be used in selecting a ooneh medioine for ohildren. It should be pleasant! co case, oontain no harmful sub stance and be most effectual. Chamberlain s Ccueh Remedv i. ii . . ujwebB nese reaairementa and is & favorite with the mothers of young children everywhere . Jfor Bale by All Dealers. Mevxjiiarter Begins Ari 1st. Deposits Hade up to April 15th Baai Interest as of the First. il THE SALISBURY BANK & TRUST CO., wefiomJ saving accounts in any sum of $1.00 or more and pays 0PER CENT' INTEREST THEREON, compounded qoarterlyj The world Will help you only as you halp voaclf and von must learn not to rely too much on general prcpipsriiy. The savings account is the best kind of assurance of ur own suc cess. Open an Account With Us This Quarter. Saliobtiry Bank & Trifst iGo. W.'E. MoWhirter, Cashier. W. F. FJeining, Assiant Cashier. Baraca Cooveotloo at Durham. tJn April 2528, brgginning oaturday evening with a "Get acquainted" meeting at the Ac-1 ademyof music, the Baraca of I his State will oonvene and con- dime iracii xuesaav ersninor here are now over 1500 organised Baraoaand Philathea classes in u" "aw. Venice a numoer are expecting to attend . Free enter tainment for delegates as follows: Classes of 50 entitled to two dele gates; of 75 to 8; of 100 to 4, etc. mere win be addrerses from distinguished speakers and muoh enthusiasm" is assured. are Surest Steps to Success. fa SeLi Single?: Called Off. Wa regret to say thara willbe iio fa so la singing at Faith Easter Monday as nsual on account of recent deaths and siggbess among tha Binfiarsj fjQ. oi Found a Cure for Rheumatism "l suffered with rheumatism for two years and could not set my rjgnt nana to my mouth for that length of time," writes Lee L. Chapman, Mapleton, Iowa. 'I suffered terrible pain so I oould not sleep or lie still at night. Five years ago I began using Chamber Iain's Liniment and in two months I was well and have not suffered with rheumatism sinoe." TPliese are thfe'l 8 j " N o x y i n l i f i i t l i iL m w , n J "M 1 U 0 Spaniards Are Being Expelled. Torreon, April 7. A re fuge train carrying six hun dred Spaniards ordered de- portejd by General Villa left Gromez Palacio today and is due-lo arrive at Juarez on Thursday. General Villa still insists that he is right in expelling these Spaniards, because they are unli&e citi zens of ether foreign coun tries. The Spaniards not only exploit the natives but also humiliate them where ever possible. While reports are being constantly received from cammanders of the eight thousand Constitutionalists operating between Torreon, Saltillo and Montery is being made public. It is not there fore known if General Valsco has been captured or not. General Villa told newspaper correspondents that Montery would be the next place at tacked, and that he does not expect the resistance there that he encountered at Tor reon. 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Bay of Tonr V The Moving Picture News in review- j ing this picture says: y The present production of Joan of j Arc gives every evidence of being won- m j vtou in lhu smallest u vtvmvuuwua uaoi ouppurtb the action. There are no attempts to get the proper effects with cheap prop erty. It is a splendid production in every part. 3 7i 71 vj 7 UIjlIlS UVId Easter Monday. Admission. - - 10 and 20o. H Are you seeing "that Universal Pro- t- u r ? D 6 h ; ' : . j: :. . " . i !