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r ( THE CAROLINA WATCHMAN ' Wm. H. STIWART, Editor and Ownw Published Bvry Wednesday At Salisbury, N. C. ubsorlptlen Price: WafcAmaa. 1 year I .75 Record, l year 75 The Profreealre Parmer, 1 year.. 1.00 AH I tor a year each, only $1.50 Entered aa aecond-class matter Jan nary lttb, 1905, at the postofflce at Salisbury, N. C, under the act of Con gress of March Srd, 1879. Salisbury, N. C, July 9, 1919 'A number of valuable pieces of real estate have been sold to out side parties during the last week We do not blame outsiders for wanting- and buying Salisbury dirt, but regret to note that the property is no longer in the hands of native citizens. There are several ways to get people off their native heath, to wit:' Buy their land, refuse to employ them or drive them off with a shot gun. The buy method seems to have the advantage, at least such was the case with the Indians who originally owned Manhatten Is land: for the place that once knew them shall know them no more forever. Of course money mongers care nothing for such things. The league of nations! Do we need it? If we are big- enough to do the work the little nations including England and France, want us to do, then how do we need it? If we need help these little fellows certainly can not be of much use to us If we are to have no greater voting power or yoice in the league than Venezue la, Costa Rica, Liberia and such lilliputians, then we are certainly placing our peace, our resource and our might on mighty thin ice. We have only one vote and they have the same. The dark skin races have a ""majority of votes in the league and when v comes to a vote on subjects strict ly racial, we will find ourselves helpless, and since the countries of the Roman Catholic faith will control 24 out the 44 votes com posing the league, when it come to a question of religion, and that church is now demanding what it considers its due, tempo ral power for the pope and domi nation of the world, we will again find ourselves the losers, as well as the Protestant church through out the world. No man, howev 5"Ji uc iwcu uy a jury over nalt 01 wtn.cn is com posed of men known to be un friendly to his cause, and no cause, however worthy, need hope to succeed in a legislative body in which a majority of the votes are out of harmony with its objects. So, as we see it, the league is a trouble maker for u and we would most likely be bet ter off without it than with it. President Wilson and Jiis ideal ism, to tne contrary neverthe- Ipqo President Arrived at Hoboken Tuesday. New York, July 8. President Wilson returned to the United States today, and, in his first speech delivered on American soil since the peace treaty was signed, declared that the peace concluded at Paris was "a just peace, which, if it can be preserv ed will safeguard the world from unnecessary bloodshed. The only reference the Presi dent made to his political oppon ents was when, in referring to the negotiations at Paris, he said: 'I am afraid tome people, some persons, do not understand that vision. They do iot see They have looked too much up( n the ground. They have thought too much of the interests that were near them, and they have now listened to the voices of their neighbors. I have never had a moment's doubt as to where the heart and purpose of this people lay." That sounds funny! v en are not expected to look after their own interests, nor listen to the All Worn Out. Does morning find you with a. Thu following is taken lame, stiff and aching- back? Are I from I tie Nhws and Observer you tired all the time and work ; Amendments wern filed as a burden? Have you suspected j f()ijowa. T the charier of your kidney? Salisbury people jth- Belk Harry Company, endorse Doan's kidney Pills. ; Salisbury raising Uie autho't- You.can rely on their state j jz-fl capital from. $25 00U 1 ments. lo t!ie the barter Mrs E F Kluttzt 505 E Kerr of the Nusstnafi-Keuneriy Rc SalUhnrir. "Thp first i B 1 1 C k H II (i L U lU be?" symptom of kidney trouble in my ' - M I I t . 9JL. . w v m. j m - I "1 - rase was a tired, ;worn out feel ing", My back was weak and it t el t as it there was a heavy weight on my shoulders. Sharp knife like wins shot through me when 1 tried to lift or bend over and 1 could hardly straighten Blinding dizzy spells came over me and I had sick nervous head aches My kidneys' were weak :md annexed me, too. 1 tried different remedies but didn't get help until I began using Doan's Kidney Pills procured at the Smith Drug Co, It was no time before Doan's cure ! me entirely '' 60. at at all dea'ers. Poster Milbutn Co, Mfgrs Buffalo, N. Y. 100 Per Cent Gall. Here is something that would make the devil Mickie, ashamed of himself- 200 citizens of Spen cer, according to the item below. are spending 780.000 per year on automobiles, being forced to buy and drive these cars over "almost impassible" roads, which, we sup pose, means they are spiked with harrow teeth, practically tearing up three cars per day. Awful! Three cars scrapped per day means the destruction of the en tire 200 in (7 days. But this is not all, being 4 forcen ' to pur chase new cars so frequently the citizens Gf course will soon !-;e bankrupt. Wonder if an extra session of the legislatuae could not be called and have the law oupelling Spencer people to buy joy cars repealed? Here is the remarkable, wild statement sent out from Spencei: Citizens of Spencer and vicinity 200 in number, have just paid 2 500 into the state funds for automobile licenses and are much concerned ai being forced to con tinue driving over streets and roads almost impassable It has been figured out that it costs the mortorists of this vicinity no les than $2,500 'daily, the price of three new cars, an enormou amount in the course of a year to drive over the desperate roads in and near town. Car owners are becoming greatly aroused and want, nmp rlipf hpfnrp thpv ar. rendered bankrupt hv the had roads Make Money in 3 our home town hi spare time. Sell hosiery with a guarantee. The kind that won't wear out. Ready market in your own neighborhood Big money maker. Experience unnecessary, we teach you Phoenix Hos iery Co., West Market btatioc, Philadelphia, Pa. voices of ther neighbors. That1 not onty new, out a strange doc- trine. Wonder if the President imbibed that at the Vatican? Six Years Ago, Thinking She Migk Die, Says Tesas Lady, Eat Now She Is a Well, Strong Woman and Praises Cardai For Her Recovery. Royse City, Tex. Mrs. - Mary Kil man, of this place, says; "After the birth of my little girl... my side com menced to hurt me. I had to go back to bed. We called the doctor. Ke treated me... but I got no better. I got worse and worse until the misery was unbearable... I was In bed for three- months and suffered such agony that I was just drawn up In a knot... I told my husband if he would get me a bottle of Cardui I would try it. . . I commenced taking it, however, that evening I called my family about ! me... for I knew I could not last many days unless I had a change for j Expansion of Salisbury Firms. omi-any, ansnury, (r au Salisbury, (d lUfct 111 llMif Ml ' lit"? L 1 1 ! to U $nnn diick Company. and Lumber Borah m a Statement. Senator B irah in a statement tonight said Piesident Will son's statement on the sittiitj"" of the peace treaty was "the most remarkable statement ever made by a president," or any public man The statement fol lows: ''In view of the great wrong which we helped perpetuate up on China, the President s state-, ment about respecting nationali ties and justice to all peoples is the most remarkable statement ever made by a president or any public man to the American people. The Shantung affair is perhaps the most complete moral breakdown in the history of treaty making. China was our ally. She went into the war up on our advice and upon the as surance ol our government that she would be fully protected in het rights at the peace confer ence. In the face of th is assurance arul in the face of her manifested rights we consent to tratisfei what in effect is one. of lief rich est provinces inhabfle'l bv nearly 4 uOo.OOO Chinamen to her pro nouncen enemy, .Japan. aluable rights franchises and Chinese territory were deliberately tran; terred against the protest of the Chinese people. The peace con feretice went so far as to refuse China a hearing China wa helpless and Japan was strong and we consented that China should be robbed in the house of her friends. We have wronged tier as the United Sfates would be wronged should the old commonwealth of Massachusetts be delivered over to some foreign power. "Now we have not only like Saul of old consented to the crime, but we have agreed by the league of nations to underwrite it and to perpetuate it. We have pledged our material wealth and if need be the American boys to the end that Japan, a member ol the league, shall continue in her possessions, thus acquired. I re peat, that in view of these undis puted facts about Shantung no man can unblushingly defend tbt President's statement as to th. justice which lies at the bottom of it -all is remarkable. At the recent sale of the Harris Granite CorrpauyV property in this county, Ghas. ,) Harris of Hillsboio, was the purchaser. the better. That was six years ago rand 1 am still here and am a well stroDg woman, and I owe my life to Cardui. I had only taken half the bottle when I began to feeT better. The misery in my side got less... I continued right on taking the Cardui until I had taken three bottles and I did not need any more for I was well and never felt better in my life... I have never had any trouble from that day to this." Do you suffer from headache, back ache, pains in sides, or other discom forts, each month? Or do you feel weak, nervous and fagged-out? If bo, give Cardui, the woman's tonic, a triaL J 71 BEST MEDICINE Ijj FOR WOMEN" 1 What Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Dia For Ohio Woman. Portsmouth, Ohio." I suffered from irregularities, pains in my side and was so weak at times i could hardly get around to do -my work, and as I had four in iuy family and three boarders it made it very hard for me. Lydia E. Phikham's Vege table Compound wis recommended to me. 1 took it an I it has restored mv health. It is eertamiv tne Desc "... .1 1 . 1 medicine for 'woman s ailments i evei u saw." Mrs. Sara Shaw, Portsmouth, Ohio, Mrs. Shaw proved the" merit of this medicine and wrote this letter in order that other suffering women may find relief a3 she did. Women who are suffering as she was should not drag along from day to day without giving this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege table Compound, a trial. For specif advice in regard to such ailments write to Lydia E. Pinkhasri Medicine Co. , Lynn, Mass. The result of its foty year: expei icutc ;s at your service. WANTED. Red Cedar Timber and Logs Will buy on stump or on R. R. sidings and pay spot cash. Add rns.s, Geo- G. Brown & Co., 4 12 tf Greensboro, N. G Trad a with TNE GROCER, carries a full line of Higi Grade Groceries at very low prices. Buys all kinds of I'roduc C hi eke us. Kgurs, Bacon, and vegetables. See hiin Headquarters for YVatkiEi Medicine Co. " 'Phone 57. ll'd VV Innis? St. -. it a 3 fl u Sa e ol faluabiG Heal Esiatp. Piir-ii;inl to (lit- !itlirit.v c-n;i n:ed in eitain Mo'l-ie I.l of 'I rjist txcmiu ly ( Iru- ie l.oiiir ;md . i'e M fc'if I nri" i 1 lie undtMSijjne , '! rnsirr, oi J n ly iM, It ! hicli duly ret uf ted in the i tiict' of M t Reyit-ter of I teds for liowan county ii Imok of Morlynn(-s No S, 10. dufau havifr's; been m id in tiitr :iymv;ii f V -'ndelvedntss ihciein secured, ;uid :it t! rt q test of the holder of the note (hem s cured, the undersigned, Trustee will x x se lor s tie :it h!ic nii-'iion lor c sh ilte'o'iti House door in the cily of Sali bury, N. C, on Saturday, July 1919, at the hour of 12 Ai., tue following describ ed real estatt; Reginiiing at a stake oi the east side t ' oncord Avenue, corner to lot No thence with lot To 2 s 41 degrees ea.1 249 feet to a stake coi ner to lot No, 2 oi line of lot No. 4; thence north h9 degree east 100 fee' to ;t stak- E, A and L ( (: odman's Corner; i hence north 1 1 dere west '2KB feet to a s aut: on I he eal side ( 'said t'O!'0Ord Avr-uh-; thence with sail Avenue .south 30- degrees west IdO 'eet i' heyinning, l.einy ll No 1 of E A and L (iaodmau properly, - nown as he "Moyl tract", as slu.vvn on :np mads by N ' Trexler, CS, June, 1S)!8 This June 23rd 1919. .loirs Ij Kkndi.kv.an, trustei . Rendletnan t Kendl man, attorney., r. jf3 An Er.cetlsnt Winter u-.w-if I Gr.v.-ifr Crop t Cf ' :y Green Psed G-ooci liny Crop I Crimson CIot-sv cav .'vt f from the first of July to civ- y f : )i "!'bi-r. It is p:i!i . r. i- y v:i": ' j-lilf os a soii i;: f : i and totton, bow', in it ui il '- Usi: work inA tnniiuK' if. ur:jc r .tlio ' f(!loi : ?.!'. y. ; '! r v,;'inJ ill- L o'fea.-jed crops fa ;i y- u EE SUES! TO UOV? They are carefully seleci.od and l. tested for frermination and free- 1 from impurities and objection able weed seeds. SEED POTATOES for FaH Crop Potato growers are getting- won derful prices just now. Plnt a liberal acreage in June and July. Potatoes may sell high again next winter. "Write for "Wood's Crop Spe cial" giving timely information and prices. Mailed free. T.W.WOOD & SONS, SEEDSMEN, Bichmona, Va. hi ill j ijj If e P 1 A tf $ ' I N f North Carolina State College WEST a ' e I: Legis ttip pdiir A Land Grant College founded under an act of Congress by the State Mature of iNcrih Carolina in ivtrai, ioo. ,7F;i., 1-- xtinn of the sons 01 tne S'tatc m me ie.cw.uwi ;nu mutual Four v"?r courts hi Airi n'ure. hi ?rini!mral Cbet?.-tsfr and m Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical and Textile Enginccnn-. New departments in . Agricultural Engineering ana Hignvay Engineering. Numerous short courses. Unit of Reserve OfHcers Training' Corps. Seniors and Juniors receive pay amouicir.g to 113 annually. All students receive free uniforms amounting in four years to 161. Strong athletic teams. 40,000 Y. M. C. A. building. Regular paid secretary. Tw6 huidred and forty free scholarships. Repuiremeiit for admission: eleven units practically equivalent to the completion of tenth grade work. Board $16.00 per month. Tuition $45.00 per year. Room rent,, heat and light 130,00 .per year. Enrollment last session 1,020, exclusive of all summer students. Fall term begins September 3. For catalogue, illustrated circular or entrance blanks, write is t. E. B. OWEN, Registrar 1.0 &? 16 & m friiiS.aTP1 POINTS Baa m iffl bmiwh h tbw mm m w BEST THAT CAN BE MADE Cost to you $3.25 a Gallon when made ready to use RECOMMENDED BY SATISFEED USE&S FOR OVER 40 YEARS Obtain COLOR CARD from our Agents or f LONGMAN & MARTINEZ Manufacturers New York OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODOOOOOOOOj I BVIohumenis- product, quarried right here not come to see us, 'phone 12S to see you. Salisbury Marble Co., Saiisoury, N. C. The SALISBURY, H. C. Does a general banking business, and cordially invites your account. We Pay Four Per Cent interest every thres months in our savings depai traent. " Prompt, careful, ai;d confidential attention given to all business entrusted to us. N . B. fHcC&ni2S$, W. T. Busby, President. Cashier J. D. Nopwosd, A. L: Smoct, Vice Pieident. Vice President. I n a .1 s B 4 SALISBURY, N. . Esiabiished 1883. Savings Dopartmeut Pays 4 Per Cent, Con pounded Quarterly. OFFICERS H. N. Woodson President Dr. R. V. Itrawlcy Vice Pres Start Your Savings Account NOW for ext Christmas. Responsible Banking, Courteous Tratmnt and Confiden tial erviee is Our Pohcy. We Cordially Invit You to See Us On Any Banking Matter You are Interested In. We art; Authorized Agents for Sale of War Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps IS m 9 You Cm- 4- I S&&2' I Constipated 3 i MS. fc !iif jm&s&m i Soiall trie f?i - 'S&.-rss E Or v 1 A ISS7LNCE of Ira in the. f Iaaany colorless a ( hib) of Agriculture and Engineering flALiIGH : $ l r r r -. . - V- $ n c ' If you are in need of anything- in our line it will pay you to visit our show room, which is well filled wilh both marble and granite stones. We have just added a nice assortment of the beau tiful Blue Pearl granite monuments. There is not a prettier nor better granite in the country than this: it is a home in Rowan county. If vou can and our representative'will call Q IS1 W B. Straohan Cashier IS H Woodson Asst asliier U r s A Remedy I act ft Makes Life Worch Living Genu: .a b'arc- tizmiure PiUS. t 5 v.J ltVv'. will greatly heip inoet pa;. iuc National Bank a ft r
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