SALISBURY
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ROWAN COUNTY LOCALS
A clasp from the Old Fel
lows orphau home at, Golds
boro, will give an entertain
ment in the auditorium of
th'3 new court house tonight.
'J his is a worthy obiect and
should be well patronized.
Philip Sowers, one of Kow
au's large land owners, now in
his 91st y-ar, is critically ill at
Ins ho ne near the Yadkin
River. x -
A Negro who was pumping
up a bicycle at Arey Hard
wire Company's store early
Saturday morning, was ar
rested by Officer Julian on
suspicion. It turned out to
be a stolen bicycle, but on
trial before Judge Kluttz,
Monday there was no evid
ence to prove that the man
arrested had stole it- He
said he bought the wheel.
Last Friday morning R Lee
Wright, Esq. received a 5.
000 check as payment of dam
ages awarded Airs. Annie L
Harkey, whose husband was
killed nearly two y'ars ago
while driving a traction en
gine from Lexington to Salis
bury for the Geiser Manufac
turing Co. Mr. vVright and
Hay inn Clemont were attor
neys for Mrs. Harkey.
G Ed. Crowell of Concord
has purchased the timber on
the Nugget Mine laud in
Cabarrus County, the prop
erty of Mrs. Richard Eames.
Ray P Glover, son of John
M Giover of Salisbury, a
student of Technology, has
for the third time been on
the honor role of that institu
tion. . The friends of John A
Murphy, a me.Lber of one of
the oldest families in Salis
bury, wi-li regret to learn
that he has suffered a stroke
of paralysis.
As usul there is much in
trest here among the fire
fighters in regard to coming
twerty -seventh annual con
vention and tournament to
hell in Winstou Sulm,
August 4-7. 1,500 in prizes
are offered in the various
contests, much of which the
Salisbury and Spencer boys
hope to capture as is their
custom.
.lames H Farley has opened
his new st .re in the Empire
Block of which W L Hollow
ell is manager.
The saie of the Boyden
property adjoining the pas
senger stat'on was completed
Thursday night. The sale
was conducted by the South
ern Land Auction Co., of
Asheville, and the chief buy
er was a Mr. Lynch of the
same city.
The unveiling ceremonies
by the Woodmen of the
World of the monument e
reced at the grave of Ger.
Henry Kerns, at Granite
Quarry, will take place next
Sunday. Addresses will be
made by C A G Thomas pes
tor of the First. Baptist
Church, Salisbury, Geo. H
Wise and others.
Mr. an.J Mrs. Arthur L
Shaver are arranging to make
their home at Albuquerque,
ftcw Mexico. The many
friihds here' will regret to
learn of the intentions of
th jse good people to leave.
Mrs. Shaver's health is the
cause of the change.
Max L Barker, of Macon,
Ga., who is just recuperating
from an attack of typhoid
fever, will spend a few days
here next week with relatives
and friends. Mr. Barker's
friends are glad he has recov
ered. John and Burrett Beaver,
of Kannapolis, who came to
Salisbury on a motorcycle
ai d soent Sunday here, met
with quite an accident just as
Uit-y were at Chestnut Hill
on their return trip. The
motorcycle r truck a rock and
threw the riders to the
ground, bruising them up
Si-mewh;it. John in falling,
struck his head against a
street car rail, was knocked
unconscious. A physician
dressed their wounds and
they relu'ued home on the
train. .
,Mrs. T M Winecoff and
children are vi-i,Uug Mrs?
Wiun-ofT parents, Mr, and
Mrs. W J Fespermau of the
Grace Church neighborhood.
The members of Hero
Council, No. 05. Jr., O. U. A.
Af., will celebrate .vitli a
banquet in their hall at China1
Urovo tonight.
SENATOR OVERMAN TO BE INVESTIGATED
Walter George Se m to Have Drawn him
lolo a Net,'
Washington, June 15 North
Carolina is again iu the limelight.
This time the Gold Hill Con
solidated Company is the
cause Wa Iter George' Newman,
the delightful mrx-r cf words, if
to be investigated by a Senate
committee The Senate will
adopt a resolution providing for
a thorrugo it vest'gaticn of the
u'ft ot th stationery of the Senate
Rulrs Committee, Senator 0?er
niiii, chairman ai d the Senate
Caneus Committee, Senator Chil-
t-n, chairman, to
- calhd Gold Hill
promote the
Consolidated
C mpaDy .
It has lean rumored abcufc
Washington f r some time that
Senators Ovrini. Chilton a-d
Swaiiaou were heliug Mr. New
man -boost the G!ri Hill mines
-Vlr. Newman claious that he ban
opened up rich vrhs that will
yi-dd $60,000,000 in gold. Many
of those who have been in the
miue, including cue or more Gov
ernment experts think that Mr
Newman's claim is wall fcuuded.
Saunter 0'-rm'iuf8 attitude has
been, all along, that if there i j
threat wealth of g Id in Rowan or
ny other N rth Carolina c:unty,
it sh u'd be brought to the sur
face Hft thinks ttat it was prop
er for a United States Treaury
xprt to pass upon it. He has
tr ed to help the State.
Yhe story that started the in
v 8t;?atiu was printed iu The Nw
Y .rk Sun a. d the Washington
H raid of today. It states that
Newman used the lettei paper of
Sf ator's Overman and Chilton's
"inmittees to boost his mine,
I'i aefeirg for an idvestigation of
5 iie chirgV-8 made by the papers
-Hua' or Overman 9aid:
"Mr. President, while so far as
I cau see there is no reflection
whatever upon my integrity con
tained 'n th-se m wspaper articles.
I desire to introduce a reaoluticu
asking the Senate to investigate
h matter thoroughly becausi
loihsrwise, someone may say there
h so me.
'So dr as the statpm-nt con
cert un letters copied on 6tation
ery from my effise is conemed, I
wis'a to say that there were jnst
f ur copies taken by my lady
stenographer who is very much
depressed ab.utit She said that
late one evening, when I was ab
sent,
office
Mr N-wman came to my
ard asked her to make cop-
i-e of a certain letter which she
did, not. thinking there was any
harmiu her ditig sots 3he had
frequently dene the Barae thing
f r other p irries People from my
State fr qa9Dt !y c jme there and
have letters copied ai d she copied
the letter iu this iustauce as I
nave said, believing there was no
harm iu it.
"After I saw a very roseate
statement concerning the mine
ud after a talk with this man J.
0, Williams, whom I do not know
and with whr m I have never talk
ed before, in- which h said the
mine was worth about 60.000,OCO
nnd the stock was selling at 20
cents, I did 1 uv $2,000 worth of
st"ck or to assist in its promotion
n auv way whatever. Down iu
my efficethe letter paper of the,
committee of which I am chair
man was used without my knowl
edge and consent by a pcor wo
man who was in the office tempo
rarily." Young Man Kills Fine Horse at Mt. Ulla.
The Mooresville Enterprise teTls
of a very unfortunate affair as
follows:
E'roer Miller, a young white
man who was in the empli v of
Dr. George Brown, of Mt Ulla,
working as a fa'-m hatd, displayed
a very unruly tempei on last Fri
div. He was engaged in plowing
a c-rtatn fild, and was workir g a
fiue brse such as Dr , Brown is
reputed to cwn. The animal did
n't work to suit Miller, and in or
der to emphaB ze his meaningnees
,n the matter struck the bone on
the head with a single-tree, knock
ng in the skull, killing the ani
mal instantly The hrrse was
valned at $200 Miller left the
premises at once and had not
been seen or heard of up till n?on
today. He has a family. A war
ranS has been issued for hie arrest.
Fam ly Re Unions for 1914.
There will he quite a number
of family re-unions in Rowan
this year and we are tryiug to
lpnd al1 assistance possible to these
interested, sc will keep the lists
stan-H- g and invite those not giv
on herewith to snd in the necces
sarv information in ord-r that it
might also be pnb'isbed. The
following have 8rrangad the place
r nd date of their meeting:.
Stirewalt-Pleas, El en zr Church
July f4.
Michael Braun decendants,
Granite Qnarry, Ja'y 28. x
Arey. Union Church. Augnst 6.
Trexlr, R ckwell, August 12
L'Hitz, FnltouHeights Salnb.ir ,
August 13
i Yst, Pbaueul Church, August
26
Peeler, Crepcent, August 27
A drinking fountain to
hold ififi water has been in-
stalled in the lobby of the
new court house.
f
A vry sad death was th;t of
John K on, which took place at
bia hence on East Fisher Street,
Thursday evening Mr, Koon was
rocking his baby when he fell to
the floor and did not regain con
sciousness, be probably suffered
an attack of heart disease. Mr.
Koon was a native of the St. Paul
afrurch neighborhood, a son of
Mr. and Mrs. Gso. H. Koon, he
was married and leaves a wife and
three small children, a father and
other relat v b His remains were
ta&en to Sv . Paul's church where
the funeral was held Friday after
noon, being cot dncted by the pas
tor, Rev M. L Ridenhour. Mr.
Kuon was employed as a car in
spector by the Southern and was
a faithful wirkman. He was 88
years old and a Mason.
Mrs J. M. HcuBtcn of Char
lotte, mother oi Mrs. A. W. Harry
of Salisbury, died at her home in
that cisy Saturday morning.
Mrs. Harry has the sympathy of
her many friends heie.
. The infant of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Russell, who bearded at
Mrs. M. U. Rufty's on E ist Bank
Street, died Friday . lis remains
were taken to Gold Hill for inter
ment. W. M. Garrad, the fireman who
was taken off ins train at Concord
last Wednesday, having been over
come with heat,- died Saturday.
Mr. Gerrad made his home at
Concoid and the Funeral was held
there.
The friends of Mrs. J. O. White
will sympathize with her in the
loss ot her only sister, Mrs. J- C.
Miller, who died in Indianapolis,
Ind , Thursday. She
was 78
husband
years old and leaves a
and several childien.
The 18 months-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cook, died
at the horn- of their parents, at
Kinuapoin, early Sunday morn
ing. The funeral was held at the
h: use and the interment was at
Concordia church Sunday after
noon. George A. Boger, one of the
splendid citizus of Providence
Township, died at his home near
Union Church, early yesterday
morning at the age of 71 vears.
The funeral was held from Union
Church this moruiug being con
ducted by the pastor, L. B.
Spracher. Mr. Boger was an old
confederate veteran, a successful
farmer and a devout Christian.
H leaves a wife, three daughters,
Mrs A L. Lverly, Mra. W. A.
Agner, and Miss Laura, all of
Providence Township, and one
ion, John B.ger, of Salisbury.
B. Y. P. U. Has a Fine Meeting,
Raleigh, Jane 13. Two able
and inspiring addresses last night
by Rev. C A. G. Thomas, pastor
of the FirBt Baptist church, of
Salisbury, and Dr. Weston Bruner,
of Atlanta, closed the dual ses
sion of the Biptist Young Peo
ple's Union at the First Baptist
church. The devotional services
was enducted by Rev. J. A.
Campbell, who presided over the
meeting, and who presented the
i ii .Pit ii
speakers tnat iouo-vea mm.
The report of the nominating
c )mmittee was submitted at the
morning session, and their recom
mendations for officers was adopt
ed, thfc officers being chosen as
f Hows: President, L. Bunn
Olive, Apex ; first vice-president,
W. G. Privett. Washington;
Rc-nd vice-president, W. M.
Gilmore, Loniaburg; third vice
president, G. T. Page, Lumber
ton ; fourth vice-president, R. G,
Keudrick, Greensboir ; recording
secretary, Miss Beulah Bwen,
Mars Hill ; treasurer, L. F. Yst,
Raleigh ; auditor, L. R. Norris,
Raleigh.
The committee cn place of meet
ng recommended Mount Airy.
and the convention immediately
accepted their recommeudation.
and decided to hold the 1915
meeting iu that town.
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Just keep me on the job and I will save
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If you want to know all about this
compost rotting, as well as spraying
and preventing hog cholera, write
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Almost as big as those costing 10c.
SATE JUT LABELS.
DIVISION FATAL FOR ENGINEERS.
Many Have Died Between Greensboro ind
. Danville on SoniBsm,
Greensboro, June 14. Anotb. r
was added to the long line of rail
road disasters that have made the
stretch of the Southern Railroad
between Greensboro aud Danville
notorious, early this morning,
when Southern passeoger train
No. 29, the fastest train on the
main line, was derailed just be
yond Reidiville, resulting in the
death of Engineer John Winga e
and Fireman Gale P.ckard, ai o
the injury of a number of passen
gers. It is believed that none f
the it jurei are fatally hurt.
A bud rail is supposed to havf
caused the accident. The train
was speeding southward toward
Greensboro, Salisbury aid Jack
sonville at a rapid rate whei. the
engiut left the track aid plough
ed its way into the earth at th
side of the road, smashing the
ei giue i adly and tearing up the
baggage and express coaches. All
the Pullman and day coaches ex
cept the two in the rear left the
track,
Engineer Wingate was soon res
cued from beneath his engine and
brought to Greet s'ooro. When
rescued he was alive, but suffering
badly from severe scalds. He
died at 1 o'clock arid before be
could be given medical attention.
He was one of the best known
and most popular engineers jn
ths road. He was one of the few
men who had their names in braes
letters on the cylinders of their
engines. He has had twenty-five
years of service.
He belonged to that school of
engineers in which the lata la
mented Kinney and others were
enrolled One by one these men
have lest their lives somewhere
on the diviaicn most of them
coming to a fatal end between
Greensboro and Danville. His
fireman, Pickard, was a young
man of exoelleut habits.
It was not until late this after
noon that the wreck was cleared
so trains could pass through.
All north and southbound trains
today were badly delayed by the
accident.
The dead engineer and fireman
were taken to their homes in
Spencer Sunday and the bodies
were viewed by uumernua friends
aud sorrowing relatives. The fun
erals were held Monday, that of
Mr Wingate's from the Methodist
Spencer Church, the service being
conducted by the pastor, Rev, H.
U. bprinkle, and the interment
was iu Chestnut Hill Cemetery;
and Mr. Piokard's funeral was
held from the residence of hii
wife's sister's, Mrs. W. M. John
son, in Salisbury, Rv. Bryo
Clark, pastor of the First Presby
terian Churoh, officiating. His
remains were talcen to -Concord
for interment.
These wer- men of high standing
in Spencer and Salisbury and
their many friends keenly feel
their loss.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
V lOCll aDOllOationo AD thaw nar
1
not resell feae diseased ocrtion of
the ear. There is only one w&v
to care deafuess, and that ia by
constitutional remedies. Deaf
ness is caused by an iuflamed con
dition of Che muooui lining of
the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube is icflimed you have a
rambling Bound or imperfect
heating, and when it ia nntiralo
closed, deafues ia the result, and
anieas tne limaaimation can be
taken out and this tube restored
to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forevar? nino
cassf oat of ten are caused hy Ca
tarrh, which ia nothing but an
inflamed condition of the mucous
surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dol
lars for atiy CHA nf Tlaatnaam
(oaused by catarrh) that cannot
be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Tolfldo
O. " '
Sold by Druggiats, 75o.
Take Hall's family Pills for con-
8tlpation.
A Bomb is Explodsd in a Lonlon Charcti.
London, June 14. A bomb was
exploded in St George's Church
Hanover bqaare, tonight. Evi
deu09 tends to fhow the explosion
was the work of suffragettes and
coming so clos3 on the bemb out-
raee in Westminster Abb6y. the
desecration of this famcua edifice
has increased alarm as to how
far the militants intend to so.
Three pews and three stained
windows were damaged by the ex
plosion. The famous painting of
the "Last SuoDer ' by Sir James
Tbornhill, whioh hangs over the
altar, was not damaged, although
the window above it was splinter
ed.
Beef and Milk A-plenty
Cattle are kept for two purposes; for beef pro
duction and for milk production. To do either right
they must be healthy. There ii nothing better to
keep them in continued good health, or to make
them well quickly when sick, than a few doses of
Rap STOCK
DCCJCC MEDICINE
Stirs up the liver Drives
disease poisons away.
MR. LEWIS A. RIFFLE tell his
experience with coughs end colds
that lead to nenronsnes and debility.
Colds are often
aggravated dur
ing the Summer
because Inactive
bowels and a
stomach out of
order are prime
causes in keep
ing a cold from
getting well.
Pe-ru-na has
very beneficial
laxative quail
tips that neutral.
ize such condl- Mr. Lewis Riffle,
tions. Its tonic ingredients tone up
the system, and thus invigorate the
stomach's functions to normal activ
ity. Mr. Rime's experience is especially
interesting at this time of the year be
cause it shows the close relationship
there is between a nervous breakdown
and a neglected cold.
Pe-ru-na should be kept in the home
at all times, that a cold upon its first
appearance may be treated promptly
and successfully. This often saves
money and time, and what is more
important, a great deal of vitality.
Mr. Riffle, of 758 Gautenbein Ave.,
Portland, Ore., writes: "1 have found
Pe-ru-na a most remarkable medi
cine for building up the system and
for curing coughs and colds.
"I took it for four weeks a few
months ago when I was all run down,
nervous and debilitated, and it quickly
restored my health.
"I always keep it on hand, as a few
doses will cure a cold if taken in time."
People who object to liquid medi
cines can now, obtain Pe-ru-na
Tablets.
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The Demooratio stat9 conven
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adopted a platform, and in that
platform was written this para
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the sale and manufacturing of in
toxioating ltqaors, iu th enforce
ment of which great progress has
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Notice to Creditors.
Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of D. D. Alexander, this is
to notify 11 persons having claims
against the said decedent to file an
itemized, verified statement of same
with the undersigned on or before the
27th day of May, 1915, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recov
ery. Persons indebted Jto said, estate
are notified to make prompt settle
ment.
This 27th day of May, 1914.
Mas, M. A. Alexander,
5-27-6t pd Administratrix.
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Administrators' Notice.
Having aualifiod
UDon the estate nf vV n t.
, - - ... w. Aiuuiiiuau,
deceased , notice is hereby giveu to all
persons having claims against said es-
bfce w present ine same to the under
signed on or before June 5th, 1915, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of
ineir recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
are notified to call and settle with the
undersigned without unnecessary de-
This June 5th, 1914.
. . . . Ohlin Cause,
Administrator of W. C. Troutman,
R. Lee Wright, Attorney. 6-10-6t
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