North Carolina Newspapers

..alfililll i - r-rr-iV- '--i M 1 . wv?. - fTteyfe'i . rv fTTv j V1 3SCm (15) (m tx V-r ) Cm$mi l i ym plySSSiN W r) m, V" 4:;-; u . l . - n.- fir . . 1 r fir. : I v. r. 1 of interest to: Allof our readers Miss Ruth Thorn is spend ing a few days in Concord with her sister, Mrs B M Gal lon . Rev C A; Brown went to Salisbury last Monday on business. . L A Phillips is building a neat cottage on his lot in the eastern section of the town. Geo J Templetoh was in Salisbury yesterday on busi ness. Mrs LM Gil Ion and chil dren of Kannapolis are spend, ing the week hre with Mrs. GillonV mother, Mrs. Bessie Kimball. This ground-hog weather has got -Uncle Jonas' goat. Walter, the son of W L Harris, who resides nearSum ner, fell out of a Tvagon and broke a lg jtfst above the ankle. Dr. G A ' Ramsaur was called and -set the bone and Mr Harris is now doing very well. Xhamberla?p' Tablets for Constipa tion. . Fcr 6on8tipatioD, Chamberlain' -iTabletB are exoeIlpt, Easy to take, mild and geufcle in effect. Give them atrial. For Bale by Frieze Drug Co. to Draw Plans for the Farm Life Scoobl. Architect C 0. ,Hook of Char lotte, was hem yesterday for the pmpoie of looking over the lay of the laud, gather ths ueceiaary in orniatioTdoraimte' plane 1 Iqt the school buildings . He will draw the plane at once and the rection of the buildings will fol- low in dae time with the idea of having them ready for use this fall. lleating of tbe Board of the China Grove 6radid and Higb The Board of the China Grove Qiaded and High School will meet at the residence of C. A. Brown, Bsturaay, Marcn osn, at a o'cioct p. m., to eiecB tne princi- pal and other teachers for the en uingyear. C. A. Bbown, chairman of the board. BOX SDjiper It Fink and YoStS SC10ClChina Grove the officer secured HC dSe. A verv nleasant time has beet planned to take place at the Fink and Yost school bouse, not far distant. Satuidav nieht. March 7.1. i t.q( nAir.nb a I tU usgiuuiug u u w wwv. box supper and soc al is to be giv- kc th& minilii AnA natmna nf fj " jw.-.www- the school and a real pieasaoT time is in store for all, who attend, . , . The proceeds will be uaSd to im- prove te school building. ine - - . . m . public is invited to corns . out and help a worthy causa. Week of Pram. The Ladias' Missionary Societj of St. Maik's E. L Church are observing the wesk as a week of nraver and will hold their fina' meetmfi! Bundav night in tht Snndav niht in the church, to which the pubic4s in vited. Yesterday evening the society met at F. W Bost'a for the benefit Miss Bingham who ts blind, quit' old and is one cf the phut-ins whe has little opportunity to enjoy s religious service. Stubborn Annoy log Cough Cured "My husband bad a cough for fiftoan vpftra and mv a-n fnr fiah vears. Dr. KiiVs New Disoaverv cured them,-for which I am m-Et thankful, f wnte3 Mre. Duvid Moor, of Saginaw, A.!a, What Dr. "Kiriff's- New . Discovery did for these men, it will do for you. Dr King's New Discovery should be iu every home . - Hops hackings, coughs, re' ieves la grappa and a4l throat and luug ailments. r:,Mouey back if it fails. . All drugscist . Price 50j. and and J100, H. E. Buoklen & Co Philadelphia or St5. Juonis, .; Mrs. McL. Ri'chle Pleasant! Entertains the Club. t. : , . On aoccunt of the ' i'lniis of Mrti W. H. Riser's mother-in-law, the regular' meeting of the thars-. dav Afternoon Club, which .was to . have met with " her last Thursday, v was entertained by Mrs.v McL. Ritchie, assisted by her sister, Miss Browne " Ritchie, at her attractive home on J Main Street. These two papular young young hostesses proved to ; their friends, that neither lack of time, or movement weatner was any barrier to gjod cheer and plenty to eat, and most delightfully did they dispense both. Every one present seemed in the best of spirits, -some too busy vith their fancy work to talk mach, others too talkative to work . . . . . aaucb, but evrybody equally happy-. " ; .'-':' - '. - ' l,b is always pleasant to have visitors, and on this occasion therewere thre very charming !adies present: Meads mea Thorn, Freize. and Grover, the latter of Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. R. D. Jenkins, in her own sweet manner, rendered several elections on the handsome new dam Shaaf piano which Mrs. Ritchie recently had plaoed in her icme on trial and later has pur chased. - Excellent refreshments were served consisting of a salad course, ooffee,- nabisoos, and three kinds f . thn daiufeieet aud sweetest of oindav. made bv Miss Brcwne r..t.u: : u;. 1: i3 unsurpassed, as was heartily at- seated by thosB .whcse pleasure it as to participate.' : The neft meeting will be with rvitcuio, wuusu baiauti iu iiio iiuci VIrs. fied. Riser unlesB otherwise noti- Alaaniirle JWeves Came this Wa and Pass cn. Saiisbari Uficers Arrested. fcne hardware store of Morrosr BroB. aud Heath, at Albemarle, last Wednesday mgnt and sup plied themselves with suoh things as they desired. Friday morning he Salisbury officers got a tele- ram-to mset the Yadkin train at Jhestnut Hill, but it was received ifter the arrval of the train. The officers, however, traced the 6 neves to a point near the county hQmQ were not successful making SQ thQ in d- who we ell armed- con. . , . . fl. . tnmA nh;a Grove and mftde their egoapet fx,w:n-tr.mn(sfl fthnnt in th . . j i ; 9UUW 1U1 BUIUO UUJS SUU 10B1U1UK the fugitives had sone toward buggies and drove in that direc tion and upon returning met the men in the road but did cot recosr- aize thsm at the time, but realiz- Ud after passing them that they wpta the nartipa want.Hd Thn nf- i r - - - fibers got out of their buggies and I made DurBQit. when the fn?itivAH i ' n I I 1 J I . ... new rvoivoru auu ma, nui maae no attempt to shoot. The officers were thus at a disadvantage and I. - 1 1 m L-. f fj? uave up ne onace. xne iugmyes continued their course toward China Grove through the woods, must have gnne around the town. andar eaid to have stopped at D hite Bostian's where they. had dinner. . They claimed to be hunters and had pentv of money to pay for what they got. , After j:r " way toward Concord. oi tne men is named Mills and is known -ibout Albemarle. A lather unusual thing thing took place in the vicinity of China Grove Friday when Deputy Sheriff J Nh ot E'ist Spencer, and Special Officer Tazzare of the Southern H,iitwr,y, and Officer J. H BlacV v Ider and J, E. Cline, both cf Chi Da Grave, who bad been noti- J fiad'and were out looking for the robbers, mt. I be China Grove men k D puty Nash and Taz zare tr tne men wan tea and ar rested them, but of course -after considerable protest ard endeavor to have their identity. Candidates and prospective can' didates Bhould havetheir friends to save mnr4 of the Weekly ballots good for 200 votes. - Very few of these ballots are being sent in and just one of them might decide the winner of the piano. Have your friends to 3a ve them for yoa. iiiililili m splehdid i wiMmMmMM List of Candinates Nomiiiated ith Their Nomination Vote Pubiishediit Time; With this report of x entries Thk Watchmah and RscofiD oon test opens in good earnest. . The bars are down; the field' is clear, and every canditate has a tigVt df way. There is still ample room for more candidates andsjt is ex pected . that a number of new names will be entered next week. When you' consider the number and value oi prices, the list of competition is small. .Add to this that many will drop out before the finish, May 6, you can readily see that if your name is not yet entered in the contest, your chance and opportunity is still awaiting you . The printing of candidates marks the real begin ning of the contest, so that we confidently expect that many who will protve winning candidates will enter within the next few days If you are not a candidate, and do not expect to become one, look over the list and you will proba bly find a friend or relative whom you wish to help. There is much one can do to assist the candidate of their choice, and a little help offeen 8eB ? ; way NThe .friendly race is just) starting and i wiH you 8kart yur oam: paiga so that you may. prcye to be a wmner, xThe contest presents great op portunities, for you. Begin NOW. Don' wai anil later. There is no gam in waiting. At samea ust so much effort to wjnjtDdypu should give yourself all the time possible in which to accomplish the necessary work. The world will judge you by your own stand ard. If you show that you be- LIEVB YOU ABB G3ING TO WIN it won't be loi g before your friends believe it toe,' all reasonable doubts are in their favor that they are right. Take your work with out fear, in perfeot confidence that a proper effort will meet a splendid reward . ORGANIZE. There lies the se 0ret of success. Get vour friends in line and see that they help you. Every effort will bring its reward. ITh hfitfcer nl&r.nad nd thn hot ter carried out your campaign is, the greater will be your reward. -No one is going to neip yen as much as you help yourself You may count on that, but the more you help yourself the more willing others are to Help you. .therefore, make every minute count. We i r wan 50 983 yon enter toe oontest. I we want so see xou win Remember that your, interest is If fehere is an7avin which th contest maiiaeer can heln von. I - ' T oon8jatent with the published rules and regulations ffovernincr thn oonte8t, ,with information and ftdvice. both -ill be. irladlv iriven. 0n. ohiflrife fcn flnri nftw imu gcriberg and keep ou old 6ne uQm aan . ii.vJ friendlv fchau eve. We noYildinnt hona fco do fch:B Wft fti j nope So ao i every candidate, not only during the oontest, but with the results Think up plans for your advance ment and see if the contest mana ger can help you carry them out. 1110,000 EXTRA VOTES 10,000fl Carolina UJ o To' S C e ,e o This ballot gaol foor 10,030 Extra Votes, over and above the regular ache S dule, will be giveri'to Candidates bringing, or seii ling i a One New Yearly 5 snbaeription to THEWATpsiArf and Rboord 6ti or. bafofd March 10 fen. Having complied 'with tbe above this ballot is cast O o ; t g (Countersigned) You and your friends are always weloomeAat the f Contest Depart; ment, CaeolinVWatchm'ln offloe, JPayments pb iailtbsonptions to Thk CABOLmi. Watchman and This Rowankookd .jsrill earn voteij acoordingtothe following schedule Renewals r and . back collections couni the same as new subscriptions, ' X' -' ' : ' ' BOTHgAPEBS. 1 year $ 1 00 ;f 2,000 votes 2 years $ 2.00 fe.. 7,000 votes 8 years $ 8 00 .:iVw. ; 12,000 rotes 4 years f 4.00 ,'i t'. , .18,000 votes 5 years $ 6.00 v . , 25,000 votes 10 years $10.00.;i. .75,000 votes For rules, regulations and de scription of ptixes, see full' page advertisement in this paper. Following ts the list candidates with their nomination votes, that have been entered ud to date. Write the contest manager if yoxjb name does not appear. All votes received will be counted next Wednesday: r Solidary. Miss Florence jiokeii.. . 1 000 do May Balle Hooker, 1000 .do Nelli Lassiter .... 1 000 do Ada Niiir.. . 1000 do Mary Chilspn. ; . . . 1 000 do Blanch Fraley ... 1000 Sirs. Charles Casey M 000 Mrs. Dan'l McQaaeue . . 1 000 Salisbury, R F D1. MrrOrKhil-e6mtirA do Allie Hoffner rf 1000 Salisbury, R F D 2. ,' Miss Ida Fesperman .. 1JXX) do Anna Watson 1 000 do Eva Black welder, 1 000 do . Arlinda Meissmer, 1 000 do Vioja Albright.... 1000 do.: Maty Rimer. 1000 Mrs. W. W. KimbaU 1 000 Salisbury, RFD3. Miss Letha Peeler . ... 1 000 Salisbury, E1FD4. Miss Myrtie Eller 1 000 do Beulah Agner . 1000 do Bessie Kufty . . . . . 1 000 Mrs. Geo. A. Peaoook. .. 1000 Salisbury, R F D 5. Miss Fannie Graham. . . 1 COO do J. L Freeman 1 000 Mrs. L. B. Bnllabaush. . 1 000 - Salisbury, R F D 6. Miss Beulah Lyerly.... 1000 do' Ethel Linele ..... 1000 do Eleanoia Brown .. . 1000 Salisbury, RFD 7. Miss Velma Bostian ... 1000 do Kate Kelly..... . . 1000 Mrs. W. T . Gheen . . 1 900 Salisbury, R FDO. Miss Cora Shuping. .. . . Mrs. J. M. Yost . . ..... 1 do J; M. Trexler. . . . Spencer. Miss Vivian Thaxton . . . do Ollie Gray .. ..... China Grove. Miss Ada Linn ........ do Vera Eddleman. . ; do Sophie Graham. . ; . 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 a tch mm Ana Riiv in Record ub Dorlp tion C on t e .i. Manager. m rJttrvvv ray i; goo 1ad?;J;VD Ketbhie China Grovo. klouto 1. Miss Agie 'Lipe-"; ; . . ; . : 7 1 XXX) I do H Mary - Patte.j. -v X 000 unma urovo. uouto , Miss Lottie Bfiidl 000 tdo fADgie iFesperma ldofAngie illimari ft iftji J 000 do ' Lottie Fesperman : 1 000 China Qrowe, Routo 3. - Mias llary Deal.;W... 1000 Cievoiand. Miss Nora McLaughlin, 1 000 Cleveland,, Route 2. Miss Eloise Turner . . . ;V 1 000 Barber, Route 1- I Miss Whrte.V.... ,1 000 1 Crescent. Miss Ila Safrit......:. 1 000 Rockwell. Miis Elsie Misenheimer, : 1000 do Annie Wensel . . . 1 000 Miss Carrie Trexler . . . . 1 000 Rockwell, R 2. Miss Addie Clark . . . . - -1 000 Richfield; Miss Eesie Lefier 1 000 do Lizzie Bidenhour.. 1000 do Doris Bitobie..... 1 000 Richfield, R 2. Miss Carrie E. Shaver. 1000 nt. UllaR2. Miss LindaJKnopc . . . ... 1 000 Gold Hill, R 1 - Miss Daisy Morgon' ; .. . - 1 000 do Jessie kluttz...... 1 000 do Mary Bame v. 1 000 Iraven . Craven, R 1- Miss Essie Skeen 1 COO 1000 1000 do Mittie Agner. do Daisy Boggs ..... . Jubilee, R 1- Mrs. N. J. Elverson New London. M iss Onme I vev ........ do Vera Harris ...... 1 000 If 00 iOOO Rst. Riser Returns. v Through the kindness of the congregation of St. Mark's E. L Church, Rev. W. H- RiBer, their pastor, was sent to Columbia to attend the big laymen's meeting held there reaently. Rev. Riser says there were about 1,000 men present representing all sections of the United States and that the meeting was a great suocess. . Before returning, Rev. Riser stopped over at Mb old 'home to visit his invalid mother, who is now somewhat, improved. He re turned Sunday night. -. Xnirouic Stomach Trouble There is nothing ;more disoonr aging than a chronic disorder of the stomach.. Is it not surprising the t many suffer for years jrith such an ailmant when a perma nent cure is- within ther reach and may be had for a trifle? 'About one year ago," says P. H Beck, of Wakelee, Mich., "J boi ght a paokage of Chamber lai t's Tablets, and since using them I . have felt perfectly well. I had previously used any 'number of d iff -rent medicines, but none of them were'of any lasting ben eflk " For sale by Frieze Drug Co. 3 s 1- e (a for Candidate a- J Miss yWileykker for ; the tjivfnayptt Oompan. and a; diughterjof Mr. z j W a r zzH m M K-'in .ffi.i.ti Vi.. i,.- rtftrri.vvtifQii ' to' 'nK; I Grove Satidayiiiht ind - were at work i Monday aa; naual. v These are solendid vouoe Deobla and have a nost.of frienda who I wish them much joy; ,. . -; Lj : ' The numerous friends, of Ooli L.uoky Freese the walking talking I pioture of sat '"sf action " and good I will complain7 and sayeth s . Why-M fore this neect pf our friend and I t-,wnsman?.To which, we could giye I no batter answer -that he ! ool.j uel has been ! qu I good - behavior I iud w e d i d fro t wi s h to 5 do por s sy I a iy thing that would change suohi 1 rondiiionj but aJUtle Hem..;oc purred Tuesday" th at was at ieast' interestiug it true, -and' we have those who remrted the , matter, The story isis follows: On 7 the day and date a5ove i9t ; forth : the colonel, being the possessor -of . a piggyshoat hog, desired that said I piggy:shcathogshouidte slain and his carpiijcni of which he " would ; eai - and fea I merry whiiejt lasted. ; With this I end in-view, ne empioyea two men 1 to assist in hgcjjLuc somewhat egotist leal of : the . kiid I piggyhoat-hog,a iiaedecided tha I a hogshead : was; ; necessary "fn f which; tb scaldthe a wineo She J goc s in Isearch i of - uch a ikhing, I gone hajmet a plty yonng maiden' head on a wheelbarrow the swine had been slain, scalded in a wash pan and was hanging out to dry., The Forty Year l ast An article must have exceotion- al merit to survivs for a period of ARRIACES forty years. Uamberiam s uougn Qa disease and" prescribed Uoeal Remedyras first, offered to the remedies, and b constantly J fail oublic in 1872. From. a small be- ina tn 'ra itu tn.(m.nt ' ginning it has grown in favor and popuiBriifuuiuii world wide reputation. You will find nothing better for a cough or oold. Try itand you.will nnder- stand why it is a favorite; after a a period oi more tnan rorty years. It not only gives relief; it cures. For Sale by Frieze Drug Co. 4m AND ROVAli GOUHTY LOCALS, It is said that a considerable slice of the $15,000,000 jast ob tained by the Southern Railway will be spent , in improvements at the Southern's big repair shop in this vicinity. Quite a number of im- provementi re contemplated and if all are made that are desired an expenditure of a million or more dollars will be required, whioh would make these shops equal" to any on the system. , The people of Chestnut Hill are considering the ways -and means of improviqg their public school facilities. There are quite a num ber of children in that vicinity and. they are entitled to as good service as can be had. Eduoation is one thing children cannot get too much of. v At.m.ftti ftl,a nntu committer of the N . C. Lutheran Synod in Salisbury l&Bt week, Rev. G. H. C. Park, a splendid young man who ' will . graduate from the ' theological seminary, at at Columbia, S. C., ; this spring, was selected to take charge of the new church just organized at Kan-napolis.- - ., Tut Uothgrt Fiwrlti.- ri'r', ; ,A cough medicine for ohildren should be harmless. It should be pleasant; to " take. It should be effectual. ' Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is all of this and ia the mothers favorite everywhere.;. S For ale by Friesa Drag Co. l&Mw Elizabeth L. Eflrd died at ,he .d retited with no4tfi.ttat -i" .-B o o years. Srmontha i and 24 daTi; : lira. pbeumonia several weeksago, but had opnvalesced so I that she rat able to go to the kitahen and din-' all her friendi chaHshe dthe 'pW'M&M tnat sne .would very soon be n ? joy ing her usual ; healthand able to help attend to : her household duties. She leaves to mourn her death, an . aed; and ' devoted Ihui band, one son; Luthsr. two dauah-- teis- Misses Laura abd ; Fannie, two brothers thte;sistertfiy step children, and a holt of friends. i nd relat i ves, . if Mral'.'l Eflrd waa a devoted wife." and mother She ' ia'4Uelong'o faithful memlpri pel oongregaiidh aHiraaeld in ber whtch ?,waevidenffd" by the T yefti'rgitfm6 I fQQfral services on thediy follow Hng er death, irf "its chk whidh" shao'dearly loved.The iwrvioea ; f i i ee condnoied :lbjhf of tha charter ; merSIra o j to W. j '- ! H& F. !:9ociety of he congre--: v - Vi gation,f was an Honors s-j life mem a ithful o the' irat t that was coxa- tnitted to her oare Her body was teuterly jaidV to ' rest in . Grsen "J Lan-;Oemetery llarohv Istj 19i::--Ii;;.f-r:;; to. aVait the- rsinrrection of tha" I - 1 mpurnV-bnt not aa Jhose who hava J. There is more Catarrh ia this . section of country than all other '. diseases put ' together,1 and nntil tha last few years was suppossdi to be incurable For a great many I years dootors pronounced' it a lo-- proQOau0ed it inourable. Science V hftl pr0Ten Catarrh to be aconstt I ta thDfna constitutional r treatment Hall's Catarrh Care; Tnanafao Ured by F. J. Cheney dV Co V, To-, iedo; Ohio;is the onl cbnstitu- tional Cure on the tnarket. It ia - taken internally in doses from 10 drops to o teaspoonf ul . , It acts directly on the blood and oa; cons surfaces of the system. They v offer one hundred dollars for any . case it fails to cure. Send fox cir culars and testimonials v Addreis : F. J. Ckikit & Co. , -.y: ; Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all druggists, 76c. Take Hall's Family PUla for constipation. - -. IMPORTANT All ; Totes to ba counted and published in next weeks papers must: be in the oon- test office not later than Tuesday night. Votes that5 hava Been re turned to candidates have not been counted, and N will not .be until they are returned to the contest department for- that purpose. Commencing .. March 11th; no candidate will be permitted td cast fr pnblicatron mora irotes -han r will put her 15,000. ahead' of the leader in the last published ' vote exhibit eaoh week. ? If the leader in th) last exhibit 'was 25,000 she may vote 15,000 c the ' hext . time, If youwera 10.000 iorthejist ex- ' bit, yoacan cast W xotes in tne nexs exuioii, ao,uw so cascn up with the - leader and; 15,000 ahead of her. ' Thia : rtile --will be in force until tie olose of the ooU' tea.;'--.'-',-;' -. BtAtFaany Laxttive : Beware of constipation Usa Dr.KingVNewf LifeSPilis and keep well.' . Mrs Charles K. Smith- i of West Franklin, Ma'. 'calls then . r.Oar f amily laxative." - Nothing! better fpr. a delta or ; aged. Get y them today.-A 25a. . All droggista " or by mail.' TH. B. Backlen & Co. Philadelphia or St. L-uisVlW$ - f -:X :. .-.. J -'; -'hi:.: 1 1 3 ':iS