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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-08-29
STATESVILLE AND IREDELL COUNTY.
An Old Suit Settled. A Change in
Hotel Management.
Statesville Landmark, August 21st.

There is talk that the star route
mail service from Statesvllle te
| River Hill will be discontinued
as part of the territory is now
reached by rural routes. If the
route is discontinued Cool Spring
community will be served by q
rural route f ON Cleveland and
Oak Forest by the route from
Elmwood.
The construction of the Iredell
Telephone Company's lines will
begin next week and the construc-
tion force will be in charge of J.
H. Weston. The poles have been
put in shape and the work of con-
struction will be pushed.
Some time ago it was announce
ed that ex-Judge A. L. Coble, of
Statesville, would be appointed
assistant United States district
attorney to succeed A. H. Price,
of Salisbury, and that the ap-
pointment would take effect
September 1st. Wednesday it
was announced from Winston
that District Attorney Holton
had received Judge Coble's COM
mission and this settles the mat
ter of the appointment.
Herbert Morrison, who was
operated on at the sanitorium re-
Gently for appendicitis, is able to
be out and will go to the country
in few days to recuperate.
Saturday afternoon about 2
o'clock Herbert Clarke was very
painfully hurt in a runaway On
Meeting street. His collar bone
was broken and he was otherwise
injured
W. A. Wright, who was recent
ly appointed deputy marshal, will
move his family to Statesville
from Shiloh township today,
They will live on Race street.
Mr.. Wright is already here and
has assumed the duties of his Of
flee.
Miss Alice Cox, of SUatesville,
and W. T. Williams, of Rocking
ham, We're quietly married yester-
day morning at II 80 at the home
of the BRIDES sister, Miss Jennie
Cox, On Tradd street. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. J.
H. Prossly.
Some years ago Carl M. McKes-
son, brother of L. W. McKes-
son, of Statesville an employe of
the Southern railway, was killed
IN a wreck on the road. L. W.
McKesson qualified as admins
traitor and brought suit, The
case, which was pending in the
Federal Court has been settled by
compromise and d cEeck for
$4,000, in payment of the consent
judgment, has been paid into the
office of Col. H. G. Cowels, clerk
OF the Federal Court.
Jno. H. Gray, proprietor of the
Statesville Inn, yesterday leased
the property to E. G.. Gilmer pro-
prletor of Hotel Iredell. The
lease is for two years and takes ef-
feet September 18th. Oh or
about that date Mr.. Gilmer Will
take charge Of the Inn and will
conduct both hotels
G. M. Miller, of Salisbury, was
here Wednesday with N. B. Mills,
chairman Of the county commits
sioners, surveying the hill Oh
Dorth Center st eet. The matter
of grading this hill by contract
for the macaIam work is being
considered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22

The annual mee ting Of the Delaware
Hospital was held at che hospital yes
terday afternoon. The following trus-
tees we're elected for four years
Tilghman Johnston, Dr. James A.
Draper, DR.. William h. Bullock,
Samuel X. Smith, M iss Alice E.
Johnston, Miss $. CoFnelia Bowman,
Mrs. William q. Mendinhall, Miss
Elizabeth A. Bringhurst, Mrs.
Charles Il. Miller aud Mrs. Preston Lea.
The retiring officers we're reelected
as follows: Tilghman Johnston, presi-
dent; DR.. Linton Smith, vice presi-
dent; Henry y. Jones, treasurer ;Mil-
liam 4. Bancroft, secretary.
The hospital staff was reelected for
the ensuing year aa follows: Consult
ing Physician. DR.. William Il. Bull
look; Surgical Department, Drs. James
A. Draper, John Palmer, Jesse Will
Hanson and James A. Draper, Jr.
Medical Department, Drs. John p.
Wales, Willard Springer, William
Chandler Pierce and Joseph p. Wales
Specialists, Drs. Read j. Mckay, eve
and ear j. A. Ellegood, nose and
throat; Henry j. .Stuhhs, gynacology
William =. Speakman, mouth Dental
| Department, DR.. William g. Speakman.
DF. Lewis Rumford; Dispensary De.
partment, Drs. George q. Crawford,
w. Q. Watkins, Lindley l.. Munson
Dispensary for eye, ear, nose ans
throat, Drs. Read }. Mckay, Il. Ray
mond lybnut, j. A. Ellegood, Willia
G. Winner; dispensary gynmcologist
DIR. Hannah M. Thompson; patholo
Rists, Drs. Albert Robin and Harole
a. Springer; N-say department, DR..
Samuel Rumford; superintendent
Miss Anna M. Mclean.
The report of President Johnston fol
the past year contained the following
The endowment fund has been 10
creased 5000 by the aft Of Mrs. Rich
ard p. Gibbons aud her daughter
Mrs. George A. Elliott, 20 endow a be,
in memory of Richard T.. Gibbons
Through the generosity Of Mrs. Eugeni
du Pont, one Of the managers an,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
ARBoR AND BIRD DAY.
superintendent Twitmyer Suggests a Proper
Observance in the City schools.

superintendent Twitmyer Suggests a Proper
Observance in the City schools.
Superintendent 1wtmycr Of the city
schools has sent letter 10 each of the
principals requesting a proper observance
of Arbor and Bird Day, March 30th, by
having appropriate exercises and also
having the rooms tasiefully decorated.
lie suggests the following subjects for
consideration:
'Ihe History Of Arhor Day, "The Pur-
pose of Bird and Arhor Day" "Ien
Things We May DO TO Help Bird Life,
"What We Owe Trees. "Birds in Their
Relation to Man, "How Birds Help the
Farmer. "Ny favorito Tree. he Birds
! Love Best. "ihc frees in Wilmington,
"Natiye Birds of Delaware, "llow OuI
School Grounds Might Re Beauti6ed.
claws for the Protection of Birds in
Delaware" "Whai the School Children
May DO Towards Beautiiying Our City.
"fho Forestry Problem in America.
"School Gardens "Edect Of Destruction
of Forests, "fho Killing Of Birds for ia,
Decorating OF Women Hats. "Som'
Causes Which lnire Trees "IIistonca
Trees: the Constitutional Elm, the Ri.
Tree, the Charter Oak, Penn Treaty Tree
The Washington Elm Liberty Trees. the
Rhode Island Sycamore, the Cary Tree.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22

where they witnessed the marriage Of
their son. Richard T. Swift and Miss Addic
n Sinclair 20 The Elms. fredericksburg
Mr.. and Mn. Padherg were accompanied
hy Hon and Airs. 4. n. Sweet and SON OF
fhWuiN n. Y.
The chanccl OF Emmanuel p. 4. Church
was oapeted yesterday by tho Whining
ton Furniture Co., through efforts of the
ladies of the church.
Mrs. Harry Patterson, formerly Of this
city. was buried IN Philadelphia on Tues
day. Mr. Patterson was formerly an
engineer at the Iaskor plant and resided
ON South Third street.
Arthur Dnscoll. who has been occupy
ing the property on North Second street,
owned by William Saltmarch. viii move
90 the Joseph II King property, on North
second. now occupied by James King,
aIicr April lst
George T. lohin has moved from the
Harmony street property 20 the house
vacated by John Iobin on Fifth street
near Harmony.
Among the sick: John B. Montgomery,
conductor ON the trolley line. who has
been confined TO his home with the grip
for a week, is recovering.
Fresh fish and oysters king'sF
Personal. Bert Eyerson, formerly Of the
Wilmington A. A. baseball team, was a
visitor here yesterday and met many
friends Mrs William r. M1rtin and Mrs.
Elizabeth Wright OF Philadelphia have
been visiting herc-Isaac Mayor Of Ches-
ter has secured a position with the Baldt
Steel Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
DOVER.
speeial Correspondence OF nvorv rvonias.

sprc.nl Correspondence OF Hverv Eveniae.
Dover. March % Roosevelt Ham
mond, James NJ Satterheld and Charles
II. Lelevre, all members of the Kent
county bar, yesterday took the cXami-
nations for admission into the Court of
Chauccry and passed successfully.
Fire at the stable of James G. Flowers
on Governor avenue early yesterday
morning, assumed serious aspect for
a while owing TO the high wind blowing
and the large number of frame buildings
adjacent BY the prompt response of
the Robbins Hose Co. the fire was soon
gotten under control but not until the
stable was almost a total wreck. The
origin OF the blaze is a mystery.
President J. J.. johnson OF Dover Dis
trict Epworth League has secured DR..
y. NJ Randall general secretary Of the
hpWorih League, and DR.. l.. W. Munhall
as speakers for the evening services at the
ncNt annual district convention to be held
at fredericksburg, Md, October 18th and
18th. 1906
Interest in the revival services being
conducted 40 tho First Baptist Church
/ by Evangelist Thomas Needham and hn
assistant, Prof James Reynoldsis is steadily
increasing, many being turned away from
! the church each evening unable 20 go
accommodations A movement is being
agitated TO secure the Dover Opera Hous,
TO hold the Sunday services
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
sEAFoRD
.peeIAl corespondenee Of Every ENenlng.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening.
Scaiord March % -Hobah Lodge, No.
rs. knights Of Pythias will hold a social
evening next Monday night J. j. Ly-
harger of Wilmington and other promi-
nent knights OF Pythias are expected to
be present.
The funeral of Henry y. Cannon, who
died Saturday IN Philadelphia hospital,
took place from his late residence on Pine
street yesterday afternoon. at 80 clock
conducted by Rev. p. H. Rawlins
John H. Wright and Miss Nellie Hig-
mutt. "A young couple from near Bridge
Vile. were married here yesterday after
noon 10y Rev b. W kindloy. The we'd
ding occurred in Magistrate George S.
Park S Office
John Benton and Miss Anna d. Harris
Of Deal s Island. Md. were quietly mar
nod at the Methodist Protestant par
sonage by Rev. b. W. Kindley. on Tues
day morning The couple came hero on
the steamer Enoch Pratt and returned
home after the wedding on the same boat.
Halhert II. Robinson has sold his
property at the corner of North and
King streets To Gordy 4 Son, who will
erect a steam laundry thereon.
Personal. Samuel Stewart of Whining
ton spent Sunday with his brother, John
I D.Stewart Miss Hopkins and Miss David
SON of Cambridge Md and Mrs Emma
Hopkins OF Laurel are visiting Mrs. John
/ ID. Stewart Mrs w. ID. Stevens spent
the first of the week in Baltimore Miss
Maud Dorsey, after making an extended
visit with her sister, Mrs Alexander
I Donoho has returned 10 her home in
! Clarksville, Md Miss Cora Willin has re-
/ turned from trip TO Philadelphia
! Louder Thompson has returned from
/ Baltimore, where he had an operation
/ performed in Johns rHopSins Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips Of Cambridge
| Md, have been visiting here Rev r. X
/ Stephenson of Wilmington spent Tuesday
in town Miss Linda Stevens has returncC
! from a visit In Baltimore Harry b
/ Miles OF Georgetown is visiting his brother
Ira b. and j. Emery Miles Mr. and Mrs
James Harris of Delmur are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. John Harris -B. Il. Gordy j
visiting at Laurel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
TEETH INSURED FOR
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
"New Method" rian Makes Speciality Of
New Plate Work and All Kinds Of
Repairs.

One dollar n year is all Il COSTS at 6iOis
Market Street to have your teeth cared for
by our New Method" Plan. In other
words, We guarantee 10 keep your teeth in
perfect condition for 300 days, at an ex-
pense to you Of about one quarter OF a cent
a day.
We issue a card TO all patrons. good for
one year. II entities the holder 10 frequent
examinations Of the teeth 10 sea IL they are
IN good condition. II they are not, we do
whatever repair work is needed or extract
teeth when that Is required, II is worth 81
year TO anyone 70 know that his or her
teeth are being watched as a procaution
against the inroads Of decay. Ia addition
to that assurance, you get your teeth
cleaned, filed, extracted as conditions may
demand, ana remember we guarantee all our
work to be perfectly painless.
We make a speciality Of crown and bridge
work. All plates guaranteed 70 ft or no
charge is made. Repair work is also "A fine
art with Us. Old plates are remade as GOOD
as new. In the making OF our plates We
give particular attention 20 facial ex-
| preston, removing OF wrinkles, and to the
color and size of the teeth. How often
have you noticed little woman
with teeth suitable for six foot
man. or vice versa9 With properly made
| plates, wrinkles are removed and no one
can detect that you have false teeth. There
will be no dropping OF plates or ratfling of
false teeth. ID you have a GOOD ft. we
can correct these defects II they exist IN the
| plates you now wear. lf your teeth are an
noying you ana YOU feel embarrassed for
! lear somebody else notices them. come in
| ana let MS Examine them. Whatever We do
for you will be FREE OF CHARGE. If we
do not give you absolute satisfaction and
comfort. personal talk with ell persons
not satished with their plates. is all We ask.
/ we make personal study OF every mouth
examined ana build plates TO fl.
We also give particular attention TO gold
nlilngs, ana eXtractions. This Is a line of
work that We are able By our New
Method TO do and give you no pain what
ever IN TACT we claim an work absolutely
painless by the use Of the latest discoveries
IN anies'hatics. Best of all, We try TO pre-
serve the teeth from need OF repair. Our
| special tooth powder, used as directed. will
Keep the teeth white and save them from
Hundreds have tried our New hethodi'
tiah ana testify to Its advantage One
dollar ls our fixed charge for am customers.
lor period OF one year. No rlan could be
simpler or more fair.
Our dental parlors al GlOis Market Street
afe central TO all and attractiVeiy lifted up.
AL our WORK De- guaranteed.
=, Sew Methou' Dental Parlors, Cftls
Market Street, Second floor. Wiluiinr-
Ton, Del. hours 2 10 s 2 70 s 30 evenings /:
Sohosysi ~ 10 ). Phone ID. q A. oUsi.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
RED MEN VISITED BY oHIEFs.
,clal corrcspondeuce OF avery EVENING

Special corrcspondeuce OF Rvery Evening
Seaiord March 22.-Great Sachem
Charles Mcintyre and Great Chief of
Records Edward Mcintyre of Whining
ton paid an official visit TO Iuscarora
Tribe, No. %, lmp'd o. II. NJ, Tuesday
night They were given hearty well
come and responded in interesting talks,
praising the tribe for its continued growth
and the good it is doing in this community.
Alter the business meeting the members
and visiting members were served with
corn and venison.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
PARK LOAN oRDIHANoE.
In All Probability it VIII be Passed by
City Council This Evening

City Council will, in all probability,
at its meeting this evening, pass the or
dinanco providing for a loan of $4,000
for the benefit of the Board OF Park Com
missioners, of which $4,000 is to be used
in improvements, including payment of
part oi the cost of the new bridge 10 he
placed across the Bandywine at Van
Burcn street, by the Water Department,
and $4,000 for the purchase of park land.
1t was proposed TO take over some
tracts at West street entrance to the park
which were purchased some time ago by
William T.. Bancroft and held by him
subject To- the wish of the board, but last
night az a conference between members
of Council, members of tho Park Board
and Mayor Wilson, it was decided not to
take over the West street land at this
time but instead TO purchase ground in
the Fourth ward to be used as a park oI
playground, the location OF which is yet
to be decided
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
Gavels for President shortBsss

AZ tho meeting Of the Board or Educa-
ton last evening William j. Burton. a
member presented two gavels TO Presi-
dent r.. g. Shortlidge Ono is Of mahor-
any and contains this inscription: No
matter how mruly the scene. this gavel
will quiet the thirteen and the other Is
ol walnut. 10 oontaius these words:
No oil mo- pills Just gentle tap. For
all disorders this gavel is in order" Tho
gaNcls viii be used by the president at
the board meetings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
Bronchitis

Is more than a cough; it is a deep-seated infan-
nation or catarrh of the bronchial tubes and
lungs-allied to asthma and the most fruitful
source of consumption. It battles all schools of
medicine, and cough cures, loaded with mar
cotics are worthless and harmful, because no
remedy taken internally only, ever did or can
cure. BRAZILIAN BALM, the germicide bal
sam, alone has triumphed in every case for 90
years.
bathe the
Balm night That is the
Inflammation, Kills the
phlegm, restoring the lungs to the
youth. @1OO BOTTLE keep the teatment
faithfully clear
quick consumption. No cocaine Opiates
b. II jackson s. Co.. Indianapolis Indiana
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
WEST oHuRcH MEETING.

The congregation Of West Presbyterian
Church held a meeting last night for the
purpose of considering the purchase of
the building occupied by the Baird Me-
mortal Mission, on West street below
Third, but no action was taken on the
matter, it being referred to the session
and board of trustees with power to act.
Lynlord A. Thomas was elected a
trustee to succeed A. A. Capelle, deceased
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
Dr.. murray 70 R.turn rnnirht

Rev. W. J.. S. Murray, ID. d.. the re-
tinng pastor Of ST. Pauls NJ y. Church
who has been appointed pastor Of Wash
ington Heights NJ r. Church. will return
this evening from Salisbury, Md. where
he has been visiting since the session Of
conference. and tomorrow he will 60 TO
Washington, where he will preach ON
Sunday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
Something
for the Home.

This il the time of the wear when it be-
hooves Mothers to watch carefully tho health
Of their children. A slight exposure 20 the
weather often brings on heavy cold which
II not treated IN time develops into pneu-
monia a sore throat, II allowed to run on.
may become a severe case of Bronchitis or
Ionsilitis babies suffer with Group, which
Is very dangerous. Therefore, every mother
should keep in her home safe clean, sure
remedy upon which she can rely in such
emergencies
PARACAMPH CFirut Aid to the Injured)
ie that remedy.
II you have never tried Paracamph. cut
out the coupon below and present Il az H.
g. Daniorth E Drug Store for a sample
bottle. Do Il to-dayi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
Garbare Disposal

As it will be necessary to pass an ordi-
nance providing for the proposed new
method of garbage disposal. Council can
not act on the specifications at the meet
ing this. evening An ordinance govern
ing the matter will be drafted by City
Solicitor Townsend, after which the speci,
ficatious will come before Council for
action.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
TaIher rerney ID n, oalh,dral

Father femey Of Emmitsburg. Md.
was the speaker last evening for the third
OF the Lenten course Of lectures in the
Cathedral, Sixth and West streets. The
attendance was large.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
Fire Damage at william Bush's Residence

Damage to the extent OF $500 was done
by the fire at the residence OF William
Bush, at Delaware and Greenhill avenues
yesterday afternoon. The Water Witch
and Phoenix companies responded to a
still alarm and extinguished the blaze.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
Monay for Trinltr chnrch

II is understood that $4,000 has been
raised towards paying of the indebted
ness upon Trinity Episcopal Church. The
remaining $1,000 may be raised By Easter
and the entire debt can then he paid oil
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
Relaasod From cnstodn.

George Robinson, colored. who was
convicted and sentenced to pay fine
and serve four months In prison for having
attempted fraudulently to obtain "a pension
from the government, was released from
the workhOuse yesterday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
Pastor stephenson surpriged.

Rev and Mrs r. *. Stephenson we're
rendered a delightful surprise party last
evening by the members Of Scott NJ r..
Church. in honor Of the return of Mr..
Stephenson as pastor of the church for
another ycaY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
$4,000 to Invest

in good household furniture The Big
Store offers the highest cash prices for
store, hotel, entire or part OF household
dwelling; also, good clothing Call or
send postal. Both phones. Mcmahon
Bros, Fifth and King streetsa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
initiative and Referendum.

Rev. Herbert 5. Bigelow Of Cincinnati,
o., lectured, last evening on ''lhe Initia-
tive and Referendum, before the District
Council OF Carpenters, in the Badcr Build
ing. The address was interesting and
was appreciated by the large attendance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
Free Entertainment.

Come and bring YOUR wives and sweet.
hearts to the free entertainment and omen
meeting tonight at s O'Clock. Bader',
Hail. Seventh and shipley streets.'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
WORK OF DELAW HOSPITAL
AS Reported at the Annual
Meeting of the Corporation.
SUBSTANTIAL GIFTS RECEIVED
Increasing the Facilities of the
Institution.

During tho Year 6Gf Patients Were Ad-
mitted, an Increase OF "a over 1900
Trustees and Omoers Elected Tor the En-
suing Year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
TUB MEMS OF NEW CASTLE
Eliason Bros. Awarded the
Contract for Fencing Base
ball Grounds.
BATTERY PARK TO BE LEASED
One Hunter Has Shot Forty-one
Ducks in Two Weeks.

Death OF Young Chiid-New Carpet Tor
Emmanuel church Announcement oi an
Enraremont-soc and Personal Items.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-08-24

IN the first place you must help m,
to maintain iron discipline. To leave
fla rock today or tomorrow will be ar
ABSOLUTE impossibility. On the mex
day. with luck and a steady modera
ton of the weather, we may devise
some desperate means of landing al
the active men or getting fresh sup
plies. That is il the hands of Provi
dence. 1 want you to warn your Off
GERS and others whom you can trust
either sailors or civilians Better ar
range three watches. My daughters
will have charge of the stores. By go
ing through the lists in the storeroom
can portion out the rations for six
days. l think we had better fix on that
minimum
"Of course l will back you up in
every way" said Mr.. Emmett who felt
chillier at this moment than at any
time during the night. 81 know you
are acting wisely, but 1 admit I am
scared at the thought of what may
happen-if those days pass and no
help is available"
Brand knew what would happen and
~ W 1S utlIu W lOCh luc ScCrCI Ill LIS
heart. He alone must live. That was
essential, the one thing carved in stone
upon the tablet of his brain, thing to
be fought out behind barred door. re-
volver in hand.
Whatever else took place, if men and
women, perhaps his own sweet girls,
were dying of thirst and starvation,
the light must shine at night over it's
allotted span of the slumbering sea-
There on the little table beside him
lay the volume of rules and regula-
tons. What did it say?
1.-THE keepers, both principal and as
sistant, are enjoined never to allow
any interests, whether private or other
wise, to interfere with the discharge
of their public duties, the Importance
of which to the safety of navigat ton
cannot be overrated.'
There was no ambiguity in the words,
no halting sentence which opened a
way fSr a man to plead, II thought it
best" Those who framed the rule
meant what they said. No man could
bend the steel of their intent
To end the intolerable strain of his |
thoughts Stephen Brand forced his |
lips to thin smile and his voice to |
say harshly:
''If the worst comes to the worst, |
there are more than 5000 gallons of
COLA oil in store. That should main
tain life. 1t is a vegetable oil''
Then Constance thrust her glowing
face into the lighted area.
Dad" she cried cheerfully, ''the
men wish to know if they may smoke.
Poor fellows! They are so miserable,
so cold and damp and dreary down
there. Please say Yes"