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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-11
ssran fommt in sslammen nm.
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Sastatoon, Gust, 8. april.
Srml @eor9e Bill lit in ibrer Silt
te in Riperoale, Dem peitlihen Seile
bon Sasfatoon, per6ranut. Hoh.
barn entoedten aegen 3 llbr morgenS,
6ab oic bon Ger Srnu betpobnte Siitte
IN Ilommen itono iino eilten berbei,
nm Silfe q, lciIten, bermtteten aber
nidt, Dab iid sSrnit @il i'm Saulc
beiano. Grit ais bnS sSellcr oiiSac'
branut mar cntocfte man 6ie per-
fobltc 9eid)e.
,Srau @in fam Dor elmer @ohc nit
ibrcm Monu. ser iriiher IN St Eaiil
in Minneiota cine @irtihaft gehnbt
babcn ioa. nod ScStnthemon. 8ill
bielt iid, einige Taae bier auf uuo
febrte baum nod ct, Taui 5uriid, nm
icin 6ortiges @eidJdft 3u perfaufen,
imS lieB ieine Trnu iiistpiiden IN Der
Siitte 5uriid. Gie ,Srau iuar etua 30
Sabre oft.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-11
wiloe diere nebmen iiberbano.
Sieben iid nadj Snnocs.S .Sierreierba.
tionen snriif.
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8afbineton, 9. slpril. -
Gie @ifitnsReierpation In Sflnho.
mo, tpeIdle Der Er6iioent aIs Notio-
nalparf beiieite eeIest bot, biIoet lid,
81 ciner 3ufludtsitdtte fir @olfe
unb Tiinos ous, oie bon BORT ans oie
Serhen ser Sieb5iihter oe5irlieren.
Tie alaaen bon ben Ser6enbeiibern
finb 10 laut nnb onhoIteno eefpptocn.
bob Ole gieqierlng einen geomten
mlSgeididt bat. Inn oie Sohloge al
,mteriuhen rnb ooS @ilb3eltg ols5u,
rotten. Tic @ieh5iifter erfl1ren, Dob
menn bie Hcaierlmg nid,t fir Die 9lus.
rottuna Ser 8olfe lmb Tumos iorgt.
oie 8iebsif)t in Der ltmgegenb ocr
8eierpation itnmoglih meroen miro.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-11
Nfurs kabinftt
~ TO eebiloet.
@aSifale Mriitpfraten ,ucroen Tit'
slieoer ocSielben. rr
- xTTs18
kirdDlidye Oppofition
inadJt keinen Ginoru&.
Dfiniiter lcsen in aller Sprm ben
Niniiter lcsen in aller SOrm ben
feierlidjcn Nmtseio nicber.
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@ien 8. slpril. Nad unS1bligen
9onferen5en Bat iib eas neue ungari.
ibe aabinett gebiIoet; @ederles &c.
it1tigung ais Yremiernliniiter bina
einc 3eit long in Der Shpebe, peil
ibm Die Stride oppotierte, oenn er III
Der Wionn DER in llngarn Die Gipil'
tromlng eingeiiibrt bat. Die aoali.
tipnsportei itano ieboh felt bel Or.
@ederle. DDS aabinett iest iib fol-
genbcrutobeu 5ltiommen:
Eremier. luto Sincn5miniIter -
Or. Slleronber @ederle.
0tiniiter oes Sniern -@raf SSi,.
Inns gInoraiip.
airbenminiIter - @rof Gilbert
Gpponpi.
Sau0elsminiiter ~ SronS 9oiiitb.
slferbouminiItcr - Serr Ioranpi.
SSllitisntiniIter - Serr Bolonpi.
SofmigiIter 8raf Sobann 3idp.
@rof S,tlii,s Nnbraiip lmo Srnn5
Eol1ltfb hooen gelferit fol9enoen Gr'
lab peroifentlidi:
.@ir fonnen uiht iaeen, mann Ole
MiIit1rfraae. Die gegenpdrtig inner.
ortert geIdiien pnroen 1T, geihlidtet
fperoen miro, aber cine Sd,lidtitna
Der fonititiitionellen 9oftfroberie miro
eittretcn, ioboIo bie Re9ieritna orgd.
niiiert lit. Ieoer 8raf glnbraIip nod
ih ipiinihen Ienlter gln5nnebmen,
beiflpiien aber ihiieBfid, i'm Ssnterei.
ie Der Sormonie in bas 3obinett Elm.
sutreten. Die 9ebouptltng, ooB Der
9bronerbe. Gr5ber5oa Sran8 iSeroi.
nanb, Dem Iusalcid] feinolid, geiinnt
iei, 1T erlogen."
Die Iitglieber bes neitenaabinetts
boben geitern stahmittag auf Der
Soibara ibren Imtseib abgelegt.
gs lit beihloIicn tporben. Die Rell-
tpahlen fir oos IarIament niif ben
90. 9lpril onSuieten; bas neuc Garla.
ment miro Damn am 10. 0soi 5ulan'
mentreten fonnen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-11

ben Saoongetommen. Sic nilRten
6ie 9toht in n0lliQer 9lmfeIbcit 81.
brin9ell, benn Ole eleftriihc 0aleud).
t1ino frrftionierte nid,t
Tem Oorf, 9. glpril. - Die
oGpening Gun" bat folgenoe gtaf'
ridtcn:
,0ecpel, 8. glpr;l. - Seltte Wor.
gen fomen aus ben IN Scr gtGbe beS
@eiitpS Iiegenben 30rfern ettpos bei.
iere gtafri6ten; Ole 2apoitr0me, oie
lid, auf 5orre bep s(nmtnSiata be-
ipeeen. Iteben felt geItern Ibenb itia
Die s(usbriid1e bes 8ulfans iino ipe.
niger beftig. Der 9lidenregen borte
geItern Noht einiac 3eit aitf, abcr
heltte fallen IN Neapel mieber slibe
lno Sd)lafe. Ger .8iorno" iagt ,baB
iih $1,000 Sliihtliuae IN 9teopel be.
finoen. Die 10000 Slii6tIin9e bon
goscc Srecaie boben ihre @obnln.
gen pcrlalieu. Der 3oniq ino oie
aoni9in haben beltte Ole am SuB bes
@ulfanS aeleaenen 0orfer beiltdt.
Sic famen helltc Worgen nm 7 lthr
bon Rom bier an unb fltbren I'M
@utomobil nod ben 9orfern."
, 9auaitrom itebt itia.
Heapel, 9. glpril. - Der 2apo.
itrom, iuelder Sorre 0ea Nnnlu.
siato, cine Stoot bon $4,000 9elpob'
nern, beorobte, itebt ieit geitern
4beno Itia, 10 oaB oort Die ld)limmite
@eiabr poriiber 81 iein ideint. glu6
bat lid) Die gSut Der glisbriihe bes
Eulfans benerfenspert berninoert.
Seute Iorgen borte Der glidenrcgen
IN Heapel aiif fling aber ipdter ipie.
Der or.
cSn ser Staot befin6cu iid) $4,000
6liihtlingc. @erooe als Ger leste 3ug
aus @p$co Srccaic obfltbr, ofinete
Iit) neben Gem Sabnboi Elm ueiler
Rroter. Ole aus Staaiono tonmen.
ben Sliihtlinge er5ablen ooB 5ebn
S0ilier uno fiinf airhen unter Dem
aihenregen eingeitiir5t lino.
Gin Musflugsoanpfer, tpelfer bon
Capri nah gteapeI fabren ipoate,
nlitBte umfebren, neil Die Soiiagiere
IN Dem aibenregen beinobe eritieit
tporen.
Sorre 6eII'gnnun3iata,
8. slpril. - Die 8ep0lferuna Der
Stabt lit IN bodIter @ufregung, be.
ionoerS oieSrouen itno beindbe fpabn.
finniq. gs ging oas @eriidt. oaB Der
geilth oes foniglihen paares uno
oes Ser3ogs BON Aoita elm 8iinoer
8ur Solge gebabt babe. Sanoerbarer
@eiIe orebte iif furs nah Dem Gin.
treffen Der fonigliden Serrihaften
! tpelfe bas @olf III berlbiQen itrebten.
Der @inb uno blies Ole giitigen 8aic,
melhe Die Straben sit erfiillen bcgm-
men, itadl onoerer Nidltlng bapun; oic
Sonne brad, bnrd, ole @plfeu. ser
2opaitrom itano it'll. ser lhon cinen
Seil elmer Toritoot nnb ben Trieo6pi
seritort bate. Die 2uft mar bon
| Searlrneen bes @olfeS fiir oen aGnin
erfiiilt. 8os a6ni9Spsr moIlte nm
iiri-"r uehcn, ober oas ToIf mari iid
olti sic 9uie uutb bnt. es nidlt su Der.
Io1ien 9fod einem Iduaercn slllfent,
baIte iebte oos GGnia&paar ieine,Sobrt
nah Sttoiane ino Sorre oel @recc
fort.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-11
Snnsersnot III wanaour.
copyrIghted by the Assoclasea Pres.

@muaqniI, g.. 9lpriI. Snl
eSnnern lit sic grnte pernidhtet NOR.
bcn, nu6 Dent golf oroht cine Sun.
qerSnot. 9rGiioent 9llfaro bat oeS;
hoIb angccrSnet, oab IehI, aorn.
@eisen lmo @crite 5oIIfrei IN oic
Repu6Iif eiuaeloiien miro umo Sped
MIR ole &Glfte beS iiblihen 3ons 81
schlen bat. Die 9eItimmung lit oui
sipei @ionote giiltia. gelbiieber inlD
SnpbuS ioroern piele Spfer.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-11
GrIieat g,erIebnnaen.

Tarfersburg, B. ga., 9.
sfpril. - Ssoiepb @beeIer. zines Der
Spier Ger aeiielerploiion auf Dem
Tampier IS. sc. Sorie", lit I'M ct.
SoiepbsboipitoI Ieincn gerlesungen
erIegen. Die beioen anoeren Spier
lieeen TN Ster6en.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-11
Trci Di1nner bcrbranut.
copyrlghted by tho Associates Pres,

I aepier, %. 8a., 9. glpriI. -
Cine pilb Iaiifenoe 9ofomotioe lit I'M
gabnbof Der Baltimore. uno Obio.
bobn- In eEtiae QabocIen bineinge.
ronrt; Die @oeaons eerieten in
grono. imb 3. %. eennings ans
grunsmid, 90. 9enier diis Sanop
boof imS 3. 8. @eaennp aus @or.
tinsburg erlitten 10 ihipere grano-
lnimoen, oaB tie itarben Der @rem.
fer 90, 9. Gang liest idtper perleet
I'm &ofpitaI.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-11

copyrighted by the Associated Press

gsem Oorf 9. 9tpril. - Cine
S50ilu,en lpieQcnoe uno aiif Sit 900
oeId,1tte BoIoborre lit anf Dem @egc
BON @coraetomn in 9ritiif. Guiana
nodl 9tetp 0orf qeitoblen poroen Die
gntsefltng puroe gemaft, ols Der
Tampfer .aoromn' bier onfum sIlS
mon oic Giienfiite, peIdle Die Solo
barre entbaIten Iolfte. offnete, fanb
mnu Snrin GIN Etiif StnhJ
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-11
Iimmt Ginlabana an.
,Opyrlsh,ed BY the Associated Pres.

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Rom, 9. Mpril. -Stalien bat RnB.
Ianos ginInbmna sur Slueiten Gonie.
reus inn Sang, Sie i'm Suli itnttfinoen
ioIl tinacnommen imb miro it'd, aud,
an Scr Sieung beS Soften areiises In
@enf i'm S,mi beteiligen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-11
Copyrighted BY the Associated Pres.

@iunipea, 8. glpril. - 8e'
Itern Iobmittag lit ser StroBenbabn.
oiqnIt. Ser megen eines Streifes Der
anacIteIlten itiagelegen bntte, ipieoer
aufaenonrtneu poroen. Gs berri6tc
olloeuleiner Subel.
Die slneeifellten boben cine eobn'
perbeIierlma bon einem Gent in ber
Stunoe erbalten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-11
WIwalllgfrA rAusbrnd
! 0es Driuus.

Reapel, 8. 9lpril. Ger Geiltp
fpeit Seller lnO 6lamnen unO Ole
Staot 9oSrotrecaie lit ingli6e gelegt.
Seltrige S6langeu Die in allen 5or.
: ben gIiiben, Itromen Die abbGnge Der.
unter; Die llntertroiihen 9onner
rollen unaufborli6 uno elm i6pefli.
der 9ampf baugt iiber Der Sano'
ffoft. Die 2upoItr0me itno lmpioer.
iteblid; tie bre6en Die 6i6ten Stdm.
me Der aaltonien mie Hobr ilno Der.
ni6ten blrrb ibre Site Die gldtter
on Den 91rlnen, ebe lie Die 8aume
erreihen. Die fliiiligen Selleritrome
'tiir5en iit in Oie 9rltnnen fiilen
tie aus ~ iebeu lire perni6tenoe
WonoerllnJ tort.
lleberaa iiebt man ber55erreiienoe
Gcenen; @eiber raltfen iih basSaor
rno aac Mdnner iantmern iiber Die
3erltorung ibrer 8eiiBtiimer.
Ter Ser5og bon goIta ltno andre
bobe @eanrte baben iid na6 ben be-
Orobteiten Stellen begebert Inn Die
ailfgeregten 9an6leiite 5u beruhigen.
geionbers Der Ser5og bon aoita bat
@rnoer gerpfrft; er ldbt pon ben
Golooten Gromdae altftperien lmb
8r1ben Sieben, INN bie 2aOaitrome
ob5ulenfen, mo lit iiberoa au Der
Spite Ser GettlmgSarbeiten.
9eionberS fiirhtet man Die Gro
itoBe. ole INNER beftiger nerOen uno
iih INNER lpeiter fiiblbor mofen.
Die Sofiuunq. boB Ser Gciup iidl
heute mieoer berllhiqen niirOc, bot
ii6 nidt erfiiQt. Gr lit miitcnbcr OILS
5unor. Gic Ganif bot iif bis rnh
gteapeI ouSqebreitct. 3m"i iturfr
Groit0Be haben SenIterihcihen SER
broden un6 Spriinge in Sau5mul"'u
gemnht. 9ic 2eute Itiirstcr n''' Ole
GtroBc uno ihricen: lie Hrr>3mn
bot inns perlaiien; ooS Gnbe Der &elt
lit ba."
Sorrc Nnnitnsiota am GeIIo lit
bon Ieinen 10000 9GnoFr"rn ncrIai'
fen morScu; ole 9eute iinb in aorreu,
glrtiaeriemoaen iin0 dn bano GSe'
fibrlihfeiten noh gtenpel ee6raht
tpor0cn; oltf 5orrc Del Greco miro
aer1untt Ole Gpli5ei unb aornbi'
nieri 6eluahen 6ie perlaiienen Sauier.
Der SrtSnoritano bon Son SchaItta'
no einem 9orfe in ser 9ftibe oeS Sb.
ierpotoriilms ,teIegrupbiert, oaB hie
geot arob lit, 9apditrome 6as Gor'
be6roben uub oie 8epolferitna Silfe
broiift. Die Rettlnasdrbciten lper.
6en 0urf, Sie 9tusbriihe aeit6rt, BERN
belize Steine flieqen aus oen Rrotern
uno foIlen otf 6ie gahnacleiie 7ie
@tmoIph1re lit poIler Gleftriit6t Die
Iih 5eitlpeiIia in cnticblifc1l @liten
un6 fifrhterIihem Gonner entlahet
@eoeu Scr slrneienPcit bon giftigen
G5ofen piro NoS 9ltmtn imner if,tpie-
rioer; Ser heibe 9nhenreqen nt~"-
5ih INNER unangenebmer beHerfbar.
Setcn nm Soilfe.
9ie airden iino 5og itno 9tadt
often unS nit sitteruoeu 9etern olls
aefiiIlt. Die Irieiter tlin ibr nloalid-
Ii6Ites, Inn Die Menfhen 81 bcruhi.
gen, aber icOcr nelie aus Dem @ulful
fommen6e 9onnerid)log maht ibre
@orte per9ebIib,
Der @eiito bietet einen iibermdlti'
gen arobortigen slnbIid bar; oer9erg
6es iSeuers. ser Die Sprahe bes Gnn.
rers reoet, eriheint mie elm oraer-
Iifer 9fieie. Der eS ouf Die gcrnid,.
titna bes 3ncrgooifes Der NeniGen
obaeieben hnt.
1as Sbicrpatort,m III 5erltcri
tporoen: Girettor Watteucci in;S ieine
Silisorbeiter iino tnaDD nit Dem Sc,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-04-11
iyiinfbunoert Menl6etl
F.. am &eiup ulll9efolnnlea,
Sdrefen nno Gntieben In Neapal nnD Der gall=
gen lmgebnng bes Cob nllb gerberben alls=
ipeienben Geluws. ODrfer mnrDen perl1ittet,
Sunberte BON Menl6en ur1gefomnten.

Sn Neapel itiir5te infolge Der 2ait Der Nlde
Der Narft Otonte Sliuio Elm, iiber 200 Men=
ifen nnter ben Sriimmern begrabenb. Die 90r=
fer gtola, San @eorgia unb Sorre Def @reco
inter elnem ai6enregen begraben.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-10-31
Favors State R%etormatory.

s~tatesville, Oct, 25.-The most
interesting feature of the morn
ing session of the North Carolina
Synod was a resolution on the
subject of a reformatory for
North Ca1clina.
This resolution was offered by
Rev. ? z. Gwynn, until recently
pastor of the Steele Greek church.
Mr.. Gwynn is one Of the most
thoughtful and one of the best
loved members of the Synod.
He has spent almost his entire
ministry as pastor of churches IN
rural districts, and his pastorates
have always prospered under his
safe guidance.
Mr.. Gwynn. with many other
m embers of the Synod, is deeply
interested in the establishment of
of a reformatory and will use
strong efforts in it's interest,"
Special to Observer,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-10-31
Harold ShemWeII in Trouble.

A Pittsburg dispatch of the
24th, has the following concern
ing a young man of Lexington,
and we'll known in Salisbury:
"Harold Shemwell, said to be a
prominent North Carolinian, was
held for court today i'll the sum of
$4,000 bail by Alderman James Y.
McMasters, on information charg-
ing false p%retense preferred by
James O'Hara Casenove, also of
North Carolina.
Casenove paid Shemwell $780,
900 in part payments for the
rights in a patent furniture brace
in certain States and came to this
city with Shemwell to close the
negotiations. It is said relatives
learned of the transaction and af-
ter talking to Casenove suit was
entered. Shemwell says his deal
ings with Casenoye were legiti-
mate"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-10-31
In Behalf Of Jap Children.

Washington, Oct. 25.-Vis-
count Aoki, the Japanese ambas-
sador, at a conference with Secre-
tary Root at State Department to.
day made the request, in behalf
of his government, that the Uni
ted States see that Japanese sub
jects in California we're accorded
their full rights under the treaty
OF 1894, including the right of
children to freely attend the pub
lie schools of San Francisco.
Secretary Root will take the mat
ter up with the President and it is
likely that representations will be
made to the authorities of Cali
fornia.
The ambassador said that the
exclusion of Japanese children
from San Francisco schools was
the chief cause of the harsh criti-
cism of the United States. He
was inclined to discount the other
causes given for the sentiment
against this county.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-10-31
Funeral of Mrs. Caldwell.

Statesville, Oct. E26 The fu-
neral of Mrs. Amanda Caldwell
will take place tomorrow morn
ing. The services will be conduc-
ted from the Presbyterian church
by Rev. G. M.:Richards, the pas
tor, at II o'clock. The pallbear-
ers will be: Judge B. F. Long,
Messrs. D. a. Miller. J. G. Irwin,
H. G. Cowles, R. R. Clarke ana
Logan Stimson. The elders of
the Presbyterian church will act
as honorary pall-bearers. The in
terment will be made in Oak
wood cemetery. A number of
Charlotte and Salisbury people
will attend the funeral.-Special
to Charlotte Observer.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-10-31
Sam Jones was Wealthy.

Rev. Sam P. Jones, who died
last week, left an estate valued at
$3.50, 900. He owned valuable prop
critics in Atlanta, Gainesville, his
home town, and in other places.
He sold out a fine Kentucky es-
tate because he could not give it
necessary attention. Property be-
longing to Mrs. Jones was sold
some years ago in Atlanta. for
sec, 900. His income annually
from lecturing and evangelistic
work was between $S5, 900 and
sc, 1000. He annually gave away
about two-th1rds Of this sum to
charities. His benefactions we're
80 numerous, varied and widely
scattered that even his family did
not know of them. He rarely
spoke of what he gave away and
sought to keep the knowledge from
the public. His life was insured
for $75,OO0.-Lsxington Dispatch.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-10-31
installation Service.

Rev. M. NJ. Klnard will be for
mally installed as pastor of St.
Johns Lutheran church, on Sun
day evening, November 11th.
Rev, Geo. II. Cox, President of
the Moth Carolina Synod, and
Rev. V. Y, Boozer, secretary of
the synod, will oficiate. A num-
Der of other ministers of the syn
cd will be present on this occa-
sion and will make brief talks.
The congregation of St. Johns
church is to be congratulated
upon having secured such a man
as DR.. Kinard, and the many
christian people of other denomi-
nations, who have heard him,
will join in the hope that his
stay in Salisbury may be a long
one.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-10-31
The Ballots.

The powers That be have deci-
ded upon the size of the ballots to
be used at the election on Novem-
Der 9th. The tickets are to be Z
inches in length and 2 IA inches
wide. These tickets will have
upon them the names of the So
licitor, and the nominees for the
county offices. Another ticket
will contain the names of the caL-
didates for Corporation Commits
sloner; another for Congressman,
and another for township officers
In Salisbury township the candl-
dates for tax collector will be on
the same ticket with tho magis-
trate and constable.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-10-31
Wedding at MooresviNe.

Cards are OUT announcing the
wedding of Miss Bessie Watts
Rankin, and Clarencei Pharr, Nc
Nicely, of Mooresville. The hap
py event will take place at the
home of the brides mother on the
evening of November 9TH. MI.
McNeely has been a resident of
this city and is we'll known here.
The bride-elect is a niece of the
late W. L. Rankin and sris also
we'll known in social circles here,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-10-31
Motorman ACcjdentIy Shot.

Motorman Tate Price, of the
Salisbury-Spencer Electric line
was running on his car as con-
ductor Thursday night when he
met with a painful accident.
Price was on his car when a pistol
In his pocket struck the side of
the car and fired. The bullet en-
tered Prices right hip. The
wounded man was conveyed to the
sanatorium where an operation
was performed. It is not thought
that his wound is serious.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-10-31
IT WILL Be HEARST,
Al Least That Is the Opinion Given BY Col,
Al. FaIrbrother.

Col. Fairbrother returned yes.
terday from a trip to New York.
He was impressed with the strong
sentiment which he found~in New
York for Hearst for governor of
that State. The laboring people,
ne says, are unreservedly for the
newspaper man as the chief execu-
tive of the State. Col. Fair
brother stopped at the Hotel Nav
ARE and ascertained that of sixty
two employees of the hotel prac-
ticaIly all would support Hearst.
"How about the be~whlskered
fellows up state" Col. Fairbroth-
er was asked.
"Well, sir" said the colonel,
ut would surprise you, as it did
me, but they do say that Hearst
Is about as strong up state as he
Is on the East Side. I learned
from pretty good authority that
some of the newspapers sent men
all through the country districts
to find out just what the senti-
ment was and they every one
brought back tidings that Hearst
was a prime favorite.
sob. yes, Hearst will lie elect
ed all right. "-Greensboro Tele-
gram.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-10-31
The Rev. IrI R. Hicks 1907 Almanac.

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compelled by the popular demand
to resume the publication of his
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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-10-31
Officers Elected.

The annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Mutual In.
vestment Company, was held last
Wednesday night, and the follow
ing officers elected: W. B. Stra-
chan, president; DR.. R. V. Braw-
Icy. vlce-president; W. Henry
Hobson, secretary and treasurer !;
W. B. Strachan, John S. Hender-
sou, J. F. McCubbins. Hayden
Clement, R. L.. Shaver, E. R..
Overman, G. E. Stevenson and W.
H. Hobson directors.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-10-31
A Head-on Crash at Hickory.

Hickory, Oct. 26.-Hundreds
of people are visiting this after
noon the wreck on the Southern
which occurred at $3.50 o'clock in
the manufacturing district in the
western part of the city, caused
by a head-on collision between
the shifting engine, which was on
the Hutton & Bourbonnais side
track, and through freight train
No. 70, in charge of Capt. A. B.
Jones.
Mr.. Suttle, Of Asheville, fire.
man of engine No. II, was Instant
ly killed and the body vas turned
over to J. W. Shuford, an under
taker, for preparation for burial.
The remainder of the crew saved
themselves by jumping. The
engineer of train No. Il, who, it
is said, is responsible for the dis
aster in that he did not obey the
,limit rules, thereby running
open switch, was slightly
DR.. H. G. Menzies, rail
Egeon, was ct once sum-
moned to take charge of the injur-
ed man. Especial to Charlotte
Observer.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-10-31
Lost His Suit.

In the Federal court at States
vile last week, the case of J. l..
Propst VS.. the Southern Railway
Company came up for trial. The
plaintiff was injured while at
work at the Spencer shops of the
Southern and asked for $40, 900
damages. The jury returned a
verdict in favor Of the railroad
company.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-10-31
Notice 10 Advertisers.

Changes Of advertisements to
receive prope" attention., should
be received at the office on Mon
day. This is very important aud
we hope our friends will observe
it as near as possible
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-10-31
FLUE CURING IMPROVES T0BACC0LIKE
ROASTING IMPROVES GREEN COFFEE
Fiue Curing Develops The Stimulating Aroma and Taste
Found In Schnapps that Satisfies Tobacco Hunger

There are three ways used by far
mers for curing and preparing their
tobacco for the market; namely, sun
cured, air cured and fue cured. The
old and cheap way is called air cured;
the later discovery and improved way
is called fue cured. In f~ue-curing
the tobacco is taken from the field
and suspended over intensely hot
fues in houses especially built to re-
tain the heat, and there kept in the
proper temperature until this curing
process developes in the tobacco the
stimulating taste and fragrant aroma
found in Schnapps tobacco, just as
green coffee is made fragrant and
stimulating by the roasting process.
Only choice selections of this ripe,
juicy hue cured leaf, grown in the
famous Piedmont country, where the
best tobacco grows, are used in
Schnapps and other Reynolds brands
of high grade, aue cured tobaccos.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-10-31

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