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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-09-20
Mr.. Will Johnston and Miss Jessie Sims
get Married in Concord.

On Tuesday, the 18th, the fami-
ly of Mr.. VIM. W. Johnston went
to Concord to witness the marriage
of which the Concord Times says:
On last Tuesday evening at 3 Is
o'clock Miss Jessie Sims, daughter
of Mr.. John A. Sims, was led to
the marriage altar by Mr.. VIM.
W. Johnston, son of Mr.. T. P.
Johnston, of Salisbury. The par
lor of the country home of Mr..
Sims, two miles south of Concord,
had been beautifully decorated
with flowers. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. G.. II. Cornell
sen and the wedding march was
played by Prof. R. L, Kessler, of
Charlotte. Mr.. and Mrs. John
ston took the north-bound train
for a bridal trip to northern cities.
The bride is deservedly popular in
Concord, and she leaves Cabarrus
with the hearty good wishes of a
most of friends for a life of happi-
ness.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-09-20

If you should receive a SAM
pie copy of The WATcHMAN, it is
an invitation to YOU to become a
subscriber. 81 per year.
The petition for the pardon of
the White brothers is bitterly op-
posed by some of our people.
Lindsay Marlborough succeeds
his father, J. T. Marlborough, as
keeper of the toll bridge over the
Yadkin river.
Mr.. Irwin, manager of the Bel
shoe store, has returned from a
trip to Lynchburg, where he went
to purchase a stock of shoes.
Another case of pocket-picking
on Labor Day has been reported.
A. M. Glover, of the St. Paul
neighborhood, says he lost $2S.
Young folks of South River will
have a moonlight picnic on the
river banks Saturday night, and
will entertain a number of guests
from Salisbury and elsewhere.
The beneiciaries of A. S. Heillg
and Andrew Murphy, deceased, re-
ceived last week checks for $4,000
each from the Royal Arcanum-
the full amount of their death hem
efts.
DR.. R. V. Brawley, Salisbury's
eye specialist, has been appointed
official oculist for the Southern
Railway Company-which is quite
a compliment to one SO young i'll
the business.
Belk-Harry Co. has a change of
ad. in this issue of the WATcHMAN,
to which your attention is called.
The Belk-Harry Co. can be de-
pended upon as being reliable in
every particular.
The Independent Order of Odd
Fellows had a district meeting last
Thursday afternoon and night to
Investigate the management OF
their affairs. The report Of the
work done since the last district
meeting was very satisfactory.
A belated report of a marriage
is to the effect that or September
5th Thomas Byrd, of Granite Quar-
~, and Miss Emma Morgan, Of
Salisbury, we're united in wedlock
by Justice Joseph Kesler. The
couple will make Granite Quarry
their future home.
Mitchell Adams, a young negro
employed at the transfer sheds,
being locked for lost time, a few
DAYS since, became angry and as
saulted Mr.. Jenkins, on aged white
man, with a piece of iron, inhict-
ing a slight wound on his leg. For
this Adams was arrested and I'M
prisoned.
w. Murdoch Wiley, formerly OF
Salisbury but now Of New York,
whose wife is in the sanatorlum
here for treatment, spent a day IN
Salisbury last week, and then left
for Mexico to look after his min
ing interests there. Mrs. Wiley
will follow him as soon as she gets
we'll enough.
Two strangers Of respectable ap'
pearance, it one "a judge by &C.
tons, were about to indulge in 8
little pistol practice on each Other
at the passenger depot a few days
since, when a bystander yelle1
.sPolice!' and both skedaddl7d
That is a magic word, and otter
sssoothes the savage Breast wher
ul oil o1oa fails.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-09-20
The CAROLINA WATCHMAN.
RAILWAY GUIDE.
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FROM NORWOOD,
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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-09-20
Or. D. A. Gray and Miss Annie May Stall
Iings are Married.


On Tuesday night of last week
DR.. D. A. Gray, of Arkansas, and
Miss Annie NJ. Stallings, daughter
of Rev. Dr.. Stallings, Of Spencer,
were united in the bonds of matri-
mony, the cermony taking place
at Z o'clock at the home of DR..
Stallings.
The ceremony was performed by
the father of the bride, assisted by
Rev. VIM. H. Rich, and witnessed
by members and several friends of
the family, and the happy couple
left that night for their future
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-09-20
Items From Faith.

FAITH, Sept. 19.-Tbe South
Yadkin Baptist Association will
meet with the Faith Baptist
church Friday before the fifth
Sunday in October. A large crowd
is expected in Faith on this occa-
sion.
John Miller has moved into his
new house.
Lawson Seaford bought a house
and lot from John McNairy and
has moved into it.
A young man arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Peeler,
Cal. Wagner sold his house and
lot to Merit Underwood.
W. S. Earnhardt will soon have
Harvey Beavers new house done.
J. 7. Artz has gone to town with
his two mules to bring back a new
wagon today. Several others here
will do likewise in a few days, as
there is much granite hauling to
be done here now.
If the Southern Railroad Com
pany would place empty cars on
the side track and take out the
loaded cars as fast as they are
loaded, the railroad company and
the Faith people would all make
three times as much money as
they do in the granite business.
Forty car loads went off Friday,
when they had an extra engine
from Spencer to help handle the
cars.
The new switchboard of the Bell
Telephone Go. is being put in here
today, and we can soon talk for
hundreds of miles away, and we
will have better service than the
old line gave us. VENUS.
Salisbury Realty and Guaranty Co. Elect
Officers.
The stockholders of the above
company had a meeting Thursday
night for the purpose of organic
ing and electing officers, when the
following gentlemen we're elected
for the ensuing term: J. M. Mau.
pin, president; John S. Hender'
son, vice-president; W. G. Mau'
pin, secretary-treasurer. Direct
ors: John S. Henderson, A. L
Smoot, W. G. Maupin, J. K. Link.
E. Clarke, Max Moses and M. l.
Jackson.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-09-20

home in Arkansas, carrying with
them the best wishes of the many
friends of the family for their
prosperity and continued happi-
ness.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-09-20

Mr., Beck and Miss Grubh are Married in
Jerusalem.
Miss Lula Grub, who has been
living with Mrs. M. G. Rufty for
several years, was led to the hyme-
neal altar by Jessie Beck, of Davle
county, Oh Tuesday evening of last
week.
Mr.. Beck came here for Miss
Grubb, and they went through the
country to Jerusalem, where they
we're made one.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-30

1OtAl.s,,s VkOA WI
G. + SToRER, Superintendente.
GAMBIA 3 STUBBE, Agentes Generates
JuANR. BArx, kspressntante Especial
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-30
Anu0ciio de subasta

Distrlto de camiros dc San Jusn. Jun.
ta do Inspectores do Caninos.
Odclna del Iogeniero del Distrito.
San Juar, Puerto Rico, Agcsto 81 dc
1905.
Pro. oslco-es en- pliego cerrado
para 10 Adjudication en- bdblica au-
basta dc les obras de construction dc
laexYlansci6n para un trozo dc %.
mino vecinal Bsyamon Comerfo, con
~ kll6m4tros de longitud, comprendi-
do entire el ki,6metro IA de ls carrete.
re n1nero . yel laso del ri) de la
Plata; para ttc0 troz) del mismo Ca
no Con 81 kllometros de longisud, com.
preudt 10 entire Il paso del rio de 10
Plata la QusbrAda Candida; y para
ln troz eel canine C ,rozal NJ ,rovis
con 8 Kilometres do long tud 4 partir
del Corozal, SO admitiran en- es.a ofici-
na hasta las 10 A. NJ. del dia 2l dc
Setiembre de 10 5, en- que % abrir&n
IubiicsmeIte.
FL presupuesto para las obras del
csmino Comerio es dc Sl,2000J para
,el primer srcs) y 5000 10 para el 90.
gundo y oil del camlno Coroxxl
81, 10000.
I dos loa dstos necesarios SO gu.
m nisrsrAn en- esta oieina donde 90
encuentrsn de man desio los docu-
mer tos que han de reglr en la contra
IA y podran rec, jsr los lioitadores los
nodelos de proposictones que han dc
preLsntsr
La administration SO reserva el
dsrecho de rschazAr oua Quiera 8 10.
dss las propoticiones.
A. Mn y Marines.
Ingeniero del Distr TO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-30
mo AcATARRRASE |

III eatarro 90 una enfermed nd que
hsne macha mas importancia de 10 que
generalnsnte ss 10 atribuys. Invade
todos los Org amos del cuerpo, cuyss
funciones y fusrzas debllita profunda
msnts. Eseausa frscusnts de Ia sordera
afecta Ia vista, la narix y la garganta
y es gsneralments por donde empieza
Ia tuberculosis 8 Nsi..
La misma faeilidad y 10 frecuen-
eia con que % pesca un catarro, hace
Las psrsonas indiferentef para Gu
rarlo y 10 gran mayorfa no se preocu.
pa dc las eonsscuencias.
Los bafios frfos por la mafiana
Embellishments despues dc dejar el
lecho, dormir con las ventanss sbfer-
tas y evitar las corrientes do aire, son
precauciones muy busnas que no cues
ta trabaio el observsrlas. Pero el
preventive mas positive, mas efoaz,
mas facil J mas positive y tsmbisn el
que aconseian los medieos, % 10 Emul.
sion de Scott de aeeite do higado dc
hasalao.
Es sorprendente Ia fuerza, vitalidad,
ensrgfa J podsr de resistencia que re-
oibe sl cuerpo humane do las peque-
aas dosis dc Emulsion de Scott que se
administran con constancia. Esta
emulsion REQUIRE interiorments todas
las parties dSbiles y vulnerables del
suerpo y 10 pone al abrigo de 10 In
feccion catarral.
De euando On cuando aparscen
industriales POGO sscrupulosos anun.
oiando emulsiones, vinos 8 prspar ..
dos & los gus atribuyen propiedados
curativas que no tienen y hasta hay
.quien 90 atreve 4 dec!r On letras de
imprenta, que el petr6leo 8 kerosina
o. IN alimente.
Que 90 el pc -6leo? Un aceite mine
ral que se usa como oombustihle para
lubrioar y limpiar m&quinas y para
alumbrAr.
Una subs,ancia indigestible que
earscs do Ia propiedad esencial dc to-
do alimento, cual o. la asimilaci6n;
que pasa al traves del tubo intestinal
sin modidcarse y sin ser absorbi-
hida; una sunstaneia en- I'm, Qss no
tiens ninguna do las propiedades Gu
rstivas y alimsntioias del aceits d.
higadQ de bacalao. 81 90 dijess que
el petr6leo es un alimento para ma.
quinas, podrfa pssar; pero no un ali
mento para ei cuerpo.
81 seneis slguns duda, preguntsd
& vusstro medico; 81 os conhrmara es-
10 verdad; y ii sstais escasos do fuer-
xas, dc carne y d. sangre, o. aconse-
iara que tomeis 10 Emulsion de Scott.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-30
EDICT0.

En- 10 Corte de Dlstrito del Distrit }
judicial de Guayama 2. r. Esta-
dos Uoidos de America. El Pre-
sidente d. los Essados Unidos IS.
Carolina Luzunaris D JmlngueS, de-
mandante, vsrsus. Ram6a Pa
tor Diaz y Molinaris, y RutinY
Molinaris Clvldanis, demaadadc.
Emplazamiento. FL Pueblo de Puer.
to-Ricc, Ramon Pastor Dlaz, q
sea Il cemandado ant menclo
nadt:
Por Ii presente ae NJ flea a ust ID
que s3 ha pIesentAuO en Ia Ohclna
Qel Ssci e,arlo dc Ia COrt, do DlstrltU
DEL Dlstrito judicial de Guayama,
Puerto Rico, In dsmanaa dsl actor
xntes citado en- la cual p de "a Cor.
50 una sentencla deinltlva cOndt IN.
DO al demandado oon Ramon Pastor
Diaz J Molinaris y substdtariaments
s1 cate no tuviese pienes, q 81 Aehora
madre ,dofia Ru6na Molinaris do Civi
danes reintsgrar q la demsn tsnse
10 suma do mil seisclentos dollars que
esta ha Auplldo desde el 70 de MsIzo
ue 902, hasta el IA de Julio de l. 905,
para allmentUs, ve.tldo, cslzado y
educaci0n de su cltado hijo. vase.
guirle pSsando q 0ichu niio con Il
mlsmo no, Ia cantldad de cuarenta
dollars mensuales, TN tantJ que ae
pueda con su trApaiO personal ad-
quirir medios de vida, con las c)ltas
81 demandado. Y 90 notlh q & u.tsd
que de no sompsrecer q conte.tar la
ueman0a dentrO de los cuarensa dias
despues de notiticado, Ia demandante
podra obtener previa declarat- ria de
rebeldfa y de Ia prueba dc 10 publ.
cacion de este ed1ctO una sentencia de
conformidad CON las resultancias del
juiclo. Y para gu publicac.o ON una
vtz por semana, por Iermtno de cua-
renIa diss en- el periodico LA DLMo.
CRACIA que SO puoltca en- San Juan
de Puerto REQ los efsctos de la no.
siticacion q uicha demanda,
DE orden del Honorable Charlie
Z. Foote, Juez de Ia Corse de Dlsirl,o
de Guayams, libro cl presenTe que
tirmo y sello con el de estA Cort,, en
Guaysma, p. Il. 10 de Agosto de-
9O5. William Oppenteimsr, Secresa.
rio accidental Dc "a Corts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-30
Anuncio de Subasta

Departsm ento del Ioterlor, Ofcins
del Sdpsrint sndente de Ooras Pd-
bllcas, Iu Jiap, P. r. Agosto
Is de 1905,
Proposi ,io aes en piiegos cerrados
para IL adiudicacI6n en pd olics su-
basta del sum nissro, medida y entire.
ga de l3. .0S6 metros cdbic)s, mas 8 me-
nos, de piedra trltursda, pJr lotes,
para la conservation de les csrrete-
ras, San Juan, pUnse, Cstaf1l, Vega
att, Maysgu z AdA,eo, M.ysgnsz .
StoGs MIN, Cayey--Arroyo, CAguas-
H HImicao, Ponce Arecio 30, Rio Pie
dras..Mameyes, y Agusdilla-L2res, se
admitir& el essa ofsina haits las 10
y. IN. del dis lq de Sstiemb:e ds 1905,
en- que Sc ADRIAN pub .icamente.
Toios los datos necesarioa Ge da'
ran en- ests c6tcina donds Sc sncuen.
traa de manifestj todos los documen-
toi que han de regir 90 la contrsta J
podr&n re,ogsr los licits iores los
N oielos ds pro losIci mes que han de
pre- sentar.
Lt a. I'm ntstraci6l IL resetvA el
dsrecho de rssh tztr cIsl lutsra 0b-
das las pr prorosisi Jnes. ], J GimeasE
-SupsriaseadeuIs ds 0)rss Pd)u.
cas-.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-30

ANGEL sUAREz. Fsbricsnts
innportador do s6mbrsros, Fcrsalsss
50 slmsSsr san Frxneisco 80.
EARMA0rA , Droguafa de Adoi,
10 fturrino Rivera. (xm1y, p. z,
Cohstsnte Euftidc do mediafnAs
irsscss importadas do Europa y Esta'
Unidos. PGfumsria, Novsda-
dee sts. Prscios m6dieos,
FARkAOIA COLON, ts Ramon
Almasan. Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-30
AdninItacidn de fncas urbanas

ri que suscribe acepts en- admins
tracion fncas que rsdiquen en- san
Juan Santurcs garantlzsndo el pagu
81 rentista. Propletarlo en- San Juan,
Keterencias: Tesorero del BancC
Popular, Vice Pse. de Is Liga de Pro-
pietsrios.
JOSE MARIA CARRERo.
Luna 76,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-30
EL VOLOAN
lose Gonzalez Sefraao

Perfumsrfa, ssnsrna DO purte,
Quinsalla, ferrstsrfa, crisssisffs. etec'
scs de sstritofio = objetcs de aovedat
y fantasia. ri sitablecimisnto .qus
inss bGrxto vsnde %
CAGUAs, Plaza Principal, P. RI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-30
L|nsa Ferrsa DEL 0ests

B1lass baratos paru dias fssttvos
I'm II elass do Capital { Bayamdn,
do y vuelta rs stvs., sn - 1S otvs.
En- ~ do Bayan6n & Oataffo, ida y
vuelta Is stvs. On - 10 otvs.
Billets ordinario de Cspitsl & Gaia
do On ~ elase { J etvz'
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-01
Advent of the New Century

The electrical parade dealt with isles of the
Sea-" and the most realistic bit the total
sumption of Hawaii by fire from the volcano
Kilauea. Pele, the fire goddess, badly scorched
and blistered. Trained chemicals in the cavity of
the volcano blew up and the rest Just happened.
Other floats covered all climes and included Japan
and Iceland, England and st. Helena Cuba and the
spot that Robinson Crusoe called home.
Festivities the following year overcast
with sadness The body of President Mckinley lay
in state awaiting transportation to Canton and
burial So as to give Thursday, when the grave was
filled, over to mourning the date of the electrical
procession showed forward to Wednesday. The
day parade given that afternoon. Soldiers,
Indians. Highlanders, dancing girls, snake eaters
and camels participated and the Elks made good
showing, they had for years.
Rain fell during the electrical turnout, which
was built from descriptions of when Knighthood
Was in Flower" There the field of the cloth
of gold. Richard, Occur de Lion, Frederick Bar
barossa, Chevalier Bayard, the knights of the
Round Table. the Maid of Orleans. though what
knighthood did to prevent her burning at the stake
is missing from history; Don Quixote. Hamlet and
so on.
For the day pageant in 1908 something spe-
cially elaborate by way of automobile flower
parade had been prepared. Again the wind
violent, and nasty. and the result
atmosphere heavier laden with paper blossoms and
dust than ozone. women nad a TASK protecting mats
and ruhies and lightweight skirts. Nearly every
motor car in town In line and most OF the
effects striking and some elaborate. 1t
the first time that Omaha society people took part
in an affair of the kind.
Later Literature of Pageantry
Henry w. Longfellow was drawn on for ideas
for the electrical floats, which series of his
poem pictures" Pegasus led. closely followed by
the Bell of Atri The Spanish Student, Evangeline
Helen of Troy, Wreck of the HespeTus, Courtship
of Miles standish. and other familiar figures and
scenes from the great poet were all there.
Everyone remembers wildly the parade of
Fakepaughs circus in 1904 only last year 1t was
by far the ceverest of all the Ak-SarBen parodies.
The night parade of electricity took cognizance
of Nebraskas semi-centennal & territory. The
theme was The Story of the State" and It was
told well sand dazzlingly. The spectator taken
back before the dawn OF history, shown through
the tropical and ice ages, given view Of CorO-
nado in his search for the Seven Cities of Ciboa,
introduced TO glimpses of commerce, communica-
ton, agriculture and the like and brought strictly
up to date in the symbolic sense of the word. The
floats were pronounced more gorgeous than ever
before.
This years theme Is Fraternity"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-01
Ak-Sdr-Ben's Pd9edntS

highest possible way by the presence of President
William Mckinley II Transmississipp exposi-
ton year. remember. and the president journeyed in
a special train from Washington to visit the fair,
the fine sights of Ak-Sar-Ben and sanction and
participate in the great Peace Jubilee week of the
exposition.
The parades that year were particularly elab-
crate, the third being the combination OF the two
others, explained. The first parade had Wash
ington Irvings "Alhambra" for its genesis. II
deemed strange that scenes from Spain should be
selected for public depicting SO after the
pleasantness with that nation. 1t assured, how
ever, that the main attention would be given to
the Moors, and the glory of Spain subdued" The
Moors were exalted at every turn. In this pageant
they were the real things without doubt or cavil.
Draws on Planets and Stars
The electrical parade of 1898 was entitled a
Pageant of the Heavenly Bodies" and included
such celebrities as Pegasus. Mercury Draco, Po-
laris Saturn and Mars. Aside from the astronom-
zeal mythology some other floats that brought
the real cheers One showed the eagle of the Re-
public with the crown of Spain in it's talons;
other Our Heroes of the Sea- with busts of Dewey,
Sampson Schley and Hobson; another "Our Heroes
on Land" with large bust of the president. The
last float gave the thought, "Our country, may 1t
be right, but right wrong country"
Bartholdis familiar statue of Liberty the main
figure with attendants of Fame, History and Cuba.
They still addicted to night parades and
other in 1899. but they cut the trio of old down
by The wind blew gale during the civic and
military procession. The dust made looking at 1t
extremely uncomfortable. Union labor turned out
well. One of the features was forty-eight members
of Company l. Of the First Nebraska back from
the Philippine campaign. OF humor there was
little.
The illuminated parade had Scenes from
Popular Operas, Comic and Grand" it's theme.
These taken from Lohengrin, Siegfred, Tam
hauser, the Fortune Teller, Carmen Wang, Wizard
of the Nile. Aida. etc.
The first confetti in quantities hurtled about
the streets of Omaha at the afternoon
parade of 1900 when this innovation
in Ak-Sar-Ben festivities Merry makers were or
dered to mask, but few did Forty fraternal lodges
were in procession with about 5000 members, but
$50 Ak-Sar-Ben knights made fools out of them
selves for the sport of the mob In the hottest
heat of a national campaign representations in
grotesque ways of Mckinley Bryan and Hanna were
apropos Fifty professional hoboes with their antics
made hit. The initiation at the Den was limited
at a float showing how the victim shot down
a barbed chute into tub of boiling water and was
hurried away to the steam room for renovation
Another float had to deal with the open door policy
for China.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-21
GRAND JURY
lN0lCTS ELEVEN
True Bills Fou,.d Against R. B. and
E. A. Shepard of Salt Lake.
ONE 0FFENSE TECHNICAL
UNAVAILABLE MATTER SENT OUT
BY FREIGHT.
ONE OFFENSE TECHNICAL

Eleven indictments were returned
yesterday by the United States grand
jury. which had been in session for sew
eral days. The names Of five indicted
persons, all of whom are in jail or un-
der bond. were made public.
The man best known is Il. 3. Shep-
ard, the bookstore proprietor of Salt
Lake. who is indicted with f. a. Shep-
ard under a charge of sending out un-
mailable matter. The story of this
case has been told in The Herald. The
younger Shepard's connection with the
case lay merely in the act OF taking a
book from a shelf in response TO a mail
order and dropping the book into a box
10 be sent out by freight. This cOnsti-
UuteS technical OffenSe.
George Boss is indicted for iHtTOduc-
ing intoxicating liquors on an Indian
reservation, the reservation in his case
being the Cintah. He will be arraigned
the first Saturday in January.
Robert L. Pringle is indicted under a
charge Of using the mails to defraud in
connection with get-Tich-quiCk
scheme which he is alleged 10 have
manipulated from Ogden. He will be
arraigned next Saturday.
CASTOR smith of Salt Lake is indicted
under n charge of importing women
into the United States for immoral pur-
poses. He will be arraigned next Sat
urday also.