-The Carolina Watchman
X?m, H. STEWART, Editor and Owner
hAlished Every Wednesday,
120 West Innes Street ' '
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE A
, Watchman, 1 year, , . , . .75
Record 1 year, . .... t .75
The Progressiva Farmer, 1 year," 1.00
All 3 for a year each, only $1.50
Entered as second-class matter January
19th, 1905, at the post office at Salisbury,
. M.C., under the act of Congress of March
8rd, 1879.9
Salisbury, N. C, June 23, '15.
Geoeial Km Matters
Items of Interest to our Readers Gathered
and Condensed tor Quick Assimolttion.
Much Important legislation is
expeoted to come before the ana
bI session of the Georgia legisla
ture which begins in Atlanta to
day. ' The Assembly also will wit
nets a ohange of governors, Nat
E. Harris of Maoon, sucoeediug
John M. Blaton of Atlanta, June
20. Measures which it, is anuoai.c
d will be introduced will provide
for woman suffrage; compulsory
education; a secret ballot in all
lections ; a cotton warehouse sys
tem and will abolish looker olubs;
proh'ibit the sale of near-beer;
abolish capital punishment and
liminate convention meetings r
State and congressional cffioes by
declaring nominees the candidate
reoeiving the highest number of
county unit Totes
How violators of the oleomar
garine law have defrauded the
government out of at least $27,
000,000 due in stamps and special
taxes was revealed by Secretary
MoAdoo in a statement based on
a preliminary report on a sweep
ing investigation oonduoted by
Commissioner Osbo'rn, of the In
ternal Revenue Bureau Frauds
committed as long s go as 1902,
immediately after the enactment
of the law have been uncovered.
The commissioner began his in
quiry some months ago and since
then unpaid tsx8 aggregating
$850,000 have been recovered and
deposited in the treasury "with
the prospects of further very large
collections." Forty-two violators
of the law have been convicted
inoe the first of January and 29
of these have been given prison
aentenoes . Fines aggregating
$148,000 have been assessed, in
addition to the recoveries actually
made and the announcement de
clares the investigation will be
continued.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
druggist will refund money if PAZO
VENT fails to cure -n? case of itchine.
ngfakt. Bleeding or Protrudii a Piles in6tol4dr.
tSai first application give Base and Rett.' 50.
North Carolina sent more Con
federate veterans to the big reun
ion held in Riohmond this month
that Virginia or any other State,
according to statistics carried in a
statement given out yesterday by
Capt. David A. Brown, Jr., chair
man of the entertainment com
mittee of the reunion. It is shown
that 64 809 meals were Berved to
veterans and 4,200 meals to mili
tiamen., Captain Brown shows
the number of visiting veterans
from each State for whom accom
modations were provided : Veter
ans from Virginia, 2,200; North
Oarolina, 2,940; Sauth Carolina
595; Alabama, 750; Georgia. 038;
Texts, 60; Mississippi, 851; Ar
kansas. 108; Kentucky, 885; Mis
sonria, 60; Indian Territory, 9;
"West Virgini, 102; Oklahoma,
12; Maryland, 76; Florida, 95.
Only One Entirely Satisfactory.
"I have tried various oolio and
diarrhoea remedies, but the only
noe that has given me entire jat-
isfaotion and cured me when I was
afflicted is Chamberlain's Colic,
.Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy.
I recommend it to my friends at
all times," writes i3. F. Galloway,
Stewart, 8. 0.
Atlanta, Ga., June 21. Leo M.
yrank today began serving a life
aentence at the Georgia prison
firm for th) murder of Mary
1'bagan, the 14 year old employe
of the pencil faotory of which dp
was superintendent. His hurried
sooret rip by train and automo-
tile from the Atlanta jil to Mil
ledgeville was prsoeded by a few
h inrs the issuance of a long state
xnent by Governor Slaton giving
Jhis reasons for commuting the
fltaath sentenoe, which was to have
lxen executed tomorrow, to life
imprisonment. -
Tblrty-Six Por 35 Cento
Dr. King's New Life Pills are
li)w supplied in well -corked glass
bottles, containing 86 sugar coated
white pills, for 25o. One pill
with a glass of water before retir
ing is an average dose. Easy and
pleasant to take. Effective and
positive in results. Cheap and
oonomioal to use. Get a bottle
to day. take a dose to-night your
Constipation will be relieved in
the morning; 80 for 25s., at all
Druggists. - '
Tits Quinine That Doe Not Affect The Haad
TB 'cause of its tonic and laxative effect. LAXA-
T I VH BKOMO QUININE is better than ordinary
uuim
fnxi
aCk VlhitliriUttllllV - taTJrrprppao.y-ine
uons c. tchttfk OahiA- .pnj mJ ow iuKoaiiiDury'no
bad back ib 'h t-Vy enrW.drv aoods.' crockerVtia
at tiissheit bed-1 stiffiWA i.
A' burden
time com-JB-r y -
Jast aa bothersome in he mornr
eg. --'"
Ever. try Doau'e Kidney Pilia
for ik? I
Kuow they are for kidney'back
ach', aud for other kidiiH ills?
If yna don't eonae Salisbury
pe pie do.
R-ad a case 01 it:
Mri J. E I gram, 827 E
Kirr St . Sa uborv. aiys: 'Fvr
life 5 Hrt I waa oudcr the doc
or's care for iiif4nat'ion of th
I) adder ai d disordered kidt.eys,
My baok was weak and I oou d
hardly get about. I had a burn
lug sensation across my loins.
My kidneys. were inactiv and the
secretions caused no annoyance,
1 a ' m v
my neaa acnea ana l w-e.sn a ziy
that I almost fpll. Spots floated
efcre my e-es. The doctor
couldn't givn me relief and I be
gan taking Doan's Kidne ' Pills.
rra a -r
every dox 1 tooK did me mnrf
ood thsn the one bnfore and it
vasan't long befrre I was cured
of kiduev trouble."
Price 0O0. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy,
get Doau'e Kidney Pills, the same
that Mrs Ingram had. Fotr
MilburnCo., Props., Bofialo, N Y.
W sjr I eed'Htiff iito . lie lias an
advertisement in ihis'' paper and
liuvites-you tTgrye him a call." J
The quarterly sssiouof S the
County Caaip P 08. of !iwili
be held at RookweljL tocrorpw
tiignt wnen jt'jarge orowd:vwm bt
resent abd a-deliihlrul" ftmiisi "boro; ? inn, : ,"I have
MAKE YOUR OWN
PAINT I
YOU will SAVE
56 ds. PER CAL
THIS IS HOW
Buy 4 gals. L.C&M. Semi
Mixed Real Paint 18.40
And 3 gals. Unseed Oil
to mix with it at
estimated cost of 2.40
Makes 7 gals. Paint for $10.80;
It's only $1.54 per gal.
. Tfce L. A M. SEMI-MIXED1
r-Aania i rust, WHITE LEAD.
ZINC and LINSEED OIL Use best iaowa
IMlnt materials) for 10 yean.
Use a gallon out of any you
buy and if not the best paint
made, then return the pajnt
and get all your money back.
Owens Drug Co,, Winston Salem
Geo C Goodman & Co., Mooresville
S L Mullen, Huntersville
Davis Bros., East Bend
F W Day, Boonville
J A Logan, Yadsinville
Unas A. Peeler, Faith
T J Lyerly , Graniteuarry
pec ted by the members path's
rder who maTy attend. Rockwell V
mows how. to jive th boys the,
time of their life and is going in
1o it, - , i
: Another meetiug to diouss th
advisibihty of establishing a
creamery for .Rowan in Salisbury
will be held ia the old dourt house
Fndpy evening at 8 o'clock.
Stanley Combes, of the depart
ment of agriculture is bxpeitwd to
e present and furnish some infor
mation on the snbjeot. It is a
in 1 1 take to hold ibis meeting at
uight if the farmers aro expected
ti take an interest in it, however,
it is h.ped all will attend who
can.
William Jennings, the peerless,
passed through-Salisbury en route
to Asheville Monday morning. .
The Salisbury Bar k and Trust
Company has a. ohange of adver
tUement in today's ps per . They
are safe and Accommodating.
The entertainment in the old
c urt housfulast Friday evening
lya class of children from the
Odd Fellows ' Home at tfoldsboTo
was a very rocaessful affair.
The Brown re onion will be held
this year in the Peeler Grove at
Granite Quatry on Thursday, Au
gust 26tb. .
The 4th of July celebration
to be held here Monday, Julv 5h,
is taking on loms interest, Quite
a number of prizes are to be
awarded, a parade will be had and
numerous' numbers of interest are
being arranged for. Of oourse
the town will be full for tbis oc
casion.
Whitlook A Byrd one of Salis
bury's leading shoe firms, has an
interesting advertisement in tbis
paper to which attention is called.
These gentleman are among the
most reliable and agreeable people
to deal with in the city.
The library benefit on the
Grubh building Friday evening
! was quite a success .
ESSIABEH:-
::mSfflnBEWElt
n hZf rW s s . . - iou ibwlds.ip the system. 50 cents
ByLffaE. Pinkham's Vest- KH ' " -v 1
Out Malaria
And Bund UTh4 f rl
Take, the" Old, Stand4RQJ4
rASSTiSL,iSS cBlll TONIC? Yon kfei
what you arte taking as the formula is
he .Qukmedrives out malaria, the
Whenever You freed a QeftWai"Toalc
.ay. lane viruvc'a -
... .' ....
e Old Standard Grove's Tasteless,
chill Tonic, is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains ths
well known tonic propertiesof QUI NINE
and IRON. It acts on the t,iver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches -the Blood aui
Builds up the Whole System. 50 cenii '
latleiaipound end Wanb ifi&5rm
DO YOU WANT A NEW STOMACH?
If you do "Digestoneine" will give
you one. For full particulars regard
ing this wonderful Remedy which
has benefited thousands, apply to
Ssnitii OrugGo. Salisbury, N.C,
m mW
str. i7tft'youior-Joiie..time'''
'totellyecrwhat y6uv
wonderful remedies
vhatedone f or me. I
:was a sufferer from
female weakness
and displacement
and I would have
such tired, worn out
feelings, sick head
aches and dizzy
spells. Doctors did
me no good so I tried
the Lydia E. Pink-
ham Remedies Vegetable Compound
and Sanative Wash. I am now well and
strong and can do all my own work. I
owe it all to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound and want other suffer
ing women to know about it." 'Mrs.
H. E. Maben, 211 S. Spring, St., Mur
freesboro, Tenn. 1
This famous remedy, the medicinal
ingredients of which are derived from ,
native roots and herbs, has for nearly
forty years proved to be a most valua-
ble tonic and invigorator of the female
organism, - Women everywhere bear
willing testimony to the wonderf ul vir-j
tue of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. , : -
Why IiOse Hope.
No woman suffering from any form
of female troubles should lose hope un
til she has given Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound a fair trial.
If you want special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confi
dential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
beonened. read and answered by a
woman and held in strict confidences
President Wilson was under
stood Monday to have virtually
deoided on Robert Lansing as
Secretary of State to suooeed Wil
iiam Jennings Bryan.
Por an Impaired Appetite.
To improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion try a few
deses of Chamberlain's Tablets
Mr. J. H. fieitz, of Detroit, Mioh.,
ays: 'They restored my appe-
. . 1 - -a -
lite wnen impairea, relieved me
of a bloated feeling and caused
a pleasant and latiiiactory move
ment of the bowels.
June Hot
LK-H
Weather Specials.
One
of the Bellas Chain of 10 Stores that
Sell for
Seamless Socks 25c.
Foil !ze aou-nless cck for 25c
70 yard wide Bea Islaud 5c
5j yard wide eheetiug for 4c
Sxtra good grede overall denim 12 12c
10j B Chevoit for work shirts
lu short I'enetbs. Made at Salia
bo
rv (Motion Mill, for
6c yd
White Goods for Skirts.
Nice selection 6f- white -skirtii'e
yd wide lii.on fiuieh for 12 1-2c& 15c
Yurd wido beach cloth tins tor
skirts at 20c and 25c
40o Gabardine yard wide the sea
sons most popular skirting for 25c
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
Men's and Bovs Overalls.
ml
Always go d .s-Ipom-h rfbry.
vra 'le at 25c, 39c and 48c
MpiiN ovf!alls pains witftou',
epr u eitber pin ch -f V kil
for 48c. 75c and 98c
Our Special Overall T5e.
These sre what some stores sell
for 1 00, full cot, made of
le9tdpi)im, and a buigain for T5c
Vei 'p $1 50c tt n wonted pan p, 98c
Men's 13 50 all wool blue serg
pants, for $2.48
Men's genuine Palm Becah Suit, $4.95
8o Dress 6ingbamf for
5c
Tr&de'at the store that sells good goods at reasonable prices
ILIiHMMY-
SALISBURY, fj. G.
8)E
dp
?kn! Iki Sob in Ik Ink kky
I of your earninf season ifyou donH dant a,
SALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR TAXES.
' 0
Ordered by the Board of County Commissioners that ex-ghenff, J. H. McKenzie, be
instructed to sell on Monday the 12th day of July, 1915, at public outcry, to the highest
bidder for cash, pursuant to the 1 ws of North Carolina, all the lands In Rowan County
on wnicn tne taxes tor 1914 remain unpaia, a iisi oi wnicn lauas to De soia, ana. tne a-
mount of taxes due thereon, with cost of advertisement added, as required by Section
J. H. McJUfiJNZIE, Ex-Sheriff of Kowan County.
2883, Revi sal 1905, is as follows.
Name 1912 1913 19:4 Titil Acres Lot
AT WELL TOWNSHIP.
I 27 $ 27 $
Albright J J
Bwart J R
Kerr E W
Lsazer A
MoLean J C
Petrea J W
Leaser W B
Sloan Sarah I
Watson Rose
2 96 9 77
11 27 6 79
83 14
28 64 26 64
10 68 9 26
7 62 6 88
8 10
49 49
CHINA GROVE
Beaver W F 2 67
Capr Jas O 5 40 7 77
M ze J R 90
Seohler Misa Annie I 71
SlanshLM 94
1 45
7 89
89
71
94
4 89
54
12 78
18 26
50 28
19 89
18 90
98
21 C6
1 42
1 88
2.
40
55
245
229
76
41
31
1
Hoovar Mrs Amanda
CLEVELAND.
.Armstrong R K 9 84 81 60
Barbei Mis J 17 63 20 54 20 59
Barber Mrs E A est 18 88 14 27
64 78 200
nffing la bead. Remember the full name and
icr iu eigcaiuw t swwvj(.r5i
do 1911 12 1 88 1162 40 65 68
Ha r W Y 18 93 17 17 86 10 1
Davis J H 8 20 17 89 25 59 175
Gt B fe Emma Davis 1 29 1 29 2 58 4
Qnffiin Mary 62.
Jrnes Laura E 2 27 1
Knox Jesse est 1 88 1 60 1 41 489
Kerr 88 1
MarlinJokuJr 4 21 2
Marlin Henry eBt 155 14$
Oakley Aleo est 1 60 l
Phifer Alice 1 83 1 41 1 79 4 58 18 1
Rsnkin John 8 84 8 84 7 18 1
Smith Rev J S 5 68 5 68 11 86 1
Taylor Charlotte 91 1 88 2 79 1
Wood Rich est 2 14 1 14 8 28 1
Wood Will 4 70 5 08 4 82 14 55 1
Wood Price 41 41 82 1
Wood Elmore 5 59 9 59 15 18 1
Wood Anderson 8 29 6 81 1 87 10 47 1
White Andy 10 88 1
Cowan Anderson est 7 04 57
Coleman John 45 8 38 8 88 7 21 12
Crawford Alioe 1 80 1 80 3 60 18
Phifer A 5 24 5 46 5 48 16 18 47
Phifer Johnson 4 24 42
Phifer Scott 2 62 22
WoodNeal 2 98 80
FRANKLIN,"
BargerJF 2 31 8 86 6 17 49.
Kepley H Lee 1 85 1 64 1 63 4 62 26
Obuan A 1 74 6 60 4 77 12 11 37
Hargrave John 184 15
Hawkins Scott 2 85 14
Mme 1912
Gold Hill Cons Co
do
Hartman John
Miller R P 9 72
Miller Jas A Jr 1 25
Misenheimer
H N
Murph 0 W
1913 1914
155 40149 11
8 01 8 01
Total Acres Lot
820 62
feW dollars in tKb ank NOW.
IFE Is juxt a, matter of farming of finding
flaS fertile soil in a Jood field cTtreakinJ Jiomd
and fcebij patieni. TKe 3iar?e5tin comer larb
-Die main Work mask he done vmile lcai
reulb are 5)Win,,- fferierf Kaufman.
f
WG PAY 4 PER CENT.
ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS AND
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS.
6 50
79
7 22
1 43
89
7 57
147
Oanup D J
Cauble J A
Joseyiiss Lillie
Klutti 0 M D
Price Mrs Jennie
Wesley D A
Brown Napolen
1 65 1 65
7 73 7 72
. LITAKEtV
3 93 5 39
4 92 6 25
1 14
4 18
9t
4 62
1 68
24 51
4 20
4 70
21 95
80
14
20
83
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Saiisbuy,
N. C.
filflck J C
Blackwelder J H L
Barger J L
Bradshaw Mrs Nora
Hampton B N
Hampton Franklin
Smith Annie 23
6 24
1 14
4 18
94
13 97
855
LOCKE
81 94 66 58
10 50 10 23
3 61 4 20
92 92
10 97 7 87
9 32
17 41
2 28
8 26
1 88
18 59 284
6
15
80
46
12
23
23
98 52 343
20 73 66
7 81
1 81
28 74
8 69
69
8
12
77
1
MORGAN.
Trontman
W O est S
Harris William
Harris Atthur
Prioe Sa
ShioDGeo
lAVlTliston Mrs DlT 2&
Davis Mrs O k75
Fisher Reuben ' 3 60
Glover Jas M 2 50
Glover MraJl M
.fthyver
GOLD HILL.
2 00 2 87 2 87
17
1 85
17
8 86. 8-J6
79 79?
4 1616
2 59 2 59
6 74
1 85
84
47Qf
12
1007.
15c
v
11 82-
X68-
.2 032J17: 4 14
24:
64
55
26- . 2ft
1'77.
Holshouser Miuuio 95 95
Morgan Martha L 8 31 8 31
Morgau JO .30 36 36
.Reed Earl 6 00 8 82
8mith Chas 6 40 6 40
Thomas Jno A 4 00 4 78 4 75
Thomas Jno M 1 CO 1 19 1 19
MT. ULLA
3 80 8'81
5 83
66
71
7.52
87 87
82 39 89
71
8 82 8 93
1 48
- 12 76 11 70
PROVIDKNCtfi
33 fB3
2 17 W
3 81
3 21
1 90 16
16 62 155
I 02 7
14 82 6
12 8 J 108
13 53 90
3 88 25
Leflr Mrs R S
Chambers Frank
Cornelisou S J
Cowan W A
Cowan Chas '
Knox Mag "
Murdock Lucy
Oakley Oscar
Oiklev Frank
Pearson Ben
7 61
5 33
66
1 74
1 10
71
7 80
1 48
46
7
7
57
71
8
7
24 46 111
Miller Mrs Homer
Waller Herbert
Archie Luke
Holmes Alice
Lyerly William
Roberts Vess
76
2 52
66
4 34
3 81
8 21
76
2 52
2
1
2
2
3
2
Shaffer F R L
Cowan Jim
Young Arthur
tfft3MV S D
HaWkin Lewis
Parker Battie
!Turner"Ross
Wood O W
Brown Credo,
Myers Willi, m
Fleming Pears u
Peats u Joseph
ST EELE,
28 92 31 21
2 44
1-42, 1 90 1 90
SCOTCH IRISH."
V8 88 3j67
. C9 96
109-.,.
.v.-'8.85
82 1 84
-'UlTJr'
. ; - 2 01
2 ai aoo,
.4 90.
2J172 17
60 18
2 44
5 22
755
9 96
1 C9
8 85
2 16
182
25
21
48
68
28
120
8
8 01
25
45
4 8486"
This Is
Top Dresser Year
If you have fertilized your crops lightly at planting time, or used fertilizer
lacking in potash, it is not too late to remedy this, provided you Top or
Side dress with a fertilizer containing sufficient proportions of all three
necessary elements of plant food Phosphoric Acid, Ammonia and Potash.
Do not make the mistake of using a material that contains Nitrogen
(Ammonia) only, such as Nitrate of Soda. To get the increase in fruitage,
as well as stalk and foliage, use ROYSTER'S TOP DRESSERS, which
not only provide ammonia in quickly available form, but also phosphoric
acid and POTASH.
ROYSTER
'S
TOP-DRESSERS
TRADE MARK
REGISTERED.
Will stimulate the growth of your crop, increase the yield, overcome
unfavorable seasonal conditions, and trheck the tendency in cotton to
blight and shed.
BRANDS
PRESTO TOP DRESSER, . - .
ROYSTER'S SPECIAL TOP DRESSER,
MAGIC TOP DRESSER - - .
Available
4.
4.
Ammonia
10.
7.50
9.
Potash
4.
2.50
3.
Royster top dressers, like all Royster Fertilizers, are backed by experience:
compounded on scientific principles: plant-food for the plant at just the
proper time and in right proportions: mechanical condition perfect.
t-ooK i or tne traae-mark on every bag.
Send postal for book on Top Dressing; and name of nearest RoyBter Dealer. -
F. S. ROYSTER. .GUANO COMPANY,
N. C.
. Norfolk, Va.
Spartanburg, S.1.
Charlotte, N. C.
Atlanta, Ga.
'- ilontiiomery, Ala
Tarboro,
Macon, Ga.
' Baltimore, Md.
Columbia, S. C.
Columbus, Ga.
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