davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-20

lfno fsig. sic firdtsn ben 3oo. Die
5sigbsit Dor benz 600 bat ole 9rsuti
Ger 9iDiiettion geboren.
6dits in ben 100 Dor 4ugen, uno
Semano Dolts mid elauben MAIDEN,
mein Ge6en Tonne Ooour9 oerlGngert
meroeu, oab Elm anoerss Weieu fir
mid letoe, uno mars Hur, odb man
einem 6uno oper elmer 5Iiege Elm gein
1usrsiben miiffe - eber polte ib ter
ben. 9t6t nur aus Qbi6eu Dor Dem
46erglauben, fonDern neil ih eber
fterbeH mofte ais anbersn 9ei9opfeu
Gudlen bereitenl SidsrIi6 bdngt I'm
groBen Weltaa nidts an Dem GebeH
zines 6unoes ooer elmer 5liege; Elm
3bier mebr oOer tDeniger 0uf Der Welt
dnOert Hidts an Gduf Der 0inge uuo.
ihusa g%et0otet, pirD ieiH 200 mir
ietHe ientimentale RubruRg abprehen.
Aber 5biere Iei0en maiden. iie 81 quds
len RI pull Gelbit Hidt. nm meiu
Qe6sn gu retten!
9d fGat mir .Dieoer Goethe su reds
ter 3sIt elm: Die Ratur Uernummi
.auf Der 6olisr; ibre trsue Qntnort
auf gsOlids 6rage 1T: Ga, ia! giein,
uein! Ales on0ere lit pom uebel"
C2lus g4ugemeiHe 0aturlebre".)
Wfan foa uur IageH, oaB i'd nidis
BON Der WtHeHihdft Oeritebei Sd bin
tol3 odraui, fir mi9 aae 5ilie, Die
aus loIhen Gtnihteu, iolher Nm
laduung fammt, ab3ulebneu; i'd
meroe nit reinem 0eipideu meia Sc
ben 0ereiut bei6lieBeH 0irien.
Seit orei Sabr3ebHten lit Is unier
6o6ltes 3iel, Die lommenoen Genera-
%tioneH, oas beiBt bic 3inoer in ben
Shulen i9on 3bierliebe, Gere6tig
teitsFHn. alto 9erndu0HtB llr ole
5biere gu ie6ren. Ulit guien Gr3dbs
luugen mdbrer 8egsben6eiteu. Still
Osrungen Der Gigent9imlihteiten uuo
6eObddtungeu aus oem Geben oeT
2bisre, melhe in &alenDsrn un0 qeies
bUhlein gu geringem Gaufpreis
o~usgegeben pur0en, batten mir nirtz
lid siHen gang tleineH S9ritt Dor
wdrts 9etban. Wldnner uno 5rauen
6atten i9r gau5es 9ebeu, Sab uuo @ut
gsopfert, I'm oies 3isl gu errsi6en.
Da miro pIoBIi6 Der 8ertauf Der BIZ
der uuo aaleuber BON ben 9eb0roeE
gIuegen &leinbanOels" unterIagt. Die
milbepoue Qrbeit BON mebr ais 80
Sd6reu, ale Opfer an @eIo fir bas
locale 2ebeus3iel 10 pieler bo66er3iger
Meniden iino oaOurb nm 3iel unO
@tfolg gebra6t. 0as gdH3s 0srt ge.
rdOs}u Derni6tet.
Wiu man 0enn nod INNER nidt
6sgreifen. BON pel6 iittli4em Ginfhb
Der TbieriduB iIt2 IS mare out,
Denn Die gdn3e 9sbiloete Welt iid,
snoli9 ~auiraffeu ipoute. nsben tauIeuO
0n0eren pobltbGti9en 3peden, ipel=
den au6 i6 3eit. @elo uno @r6e;t
opfere. Den gan3 sbenIo noblbere6tig.
ten 8eitre6ungen oes 56ierI6uBes
6ilfe uRo llnteritiiBung ongeoet6en gu
lGFsu. Dus brau6t ui6t nur NIT
@elo 81 gei4eben; our6 Betitionen
uuO 6orOerungeu an bic 9e60roen,
0urh 8eIebrunq an &inOer uno an
9roBe. OuB elm 56isr elm mitgeI60pf
1T, uno ooB mir feline natiirIi4eH Be
ihiBer iino.
Djr fublen uus berebtigt. offent.
lib Dom GeieB oen S6uB fir Oie
2biere 3u fogoeru. Ser SEN WenlGen
gu 9ute Iommt. Sd Tam oas 9eio
Der 5biere pom 2sio 0eE W1enI6en
nidt uateri6ei0en.
QiIlie 9ebmdun.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-20
Gine nieOIidje @cididtc,

nie man fir @el0 Sen a0el erIangeH
faud er5ablt Der h0dit iogale
9cihSbote: Gin gaitor ans Dit
preuBen bat ms eiueu @rief mitge'
ileilt. III meiheHt Elm a0liger perr
nrss 9f1itou IN 0iedleuburg oeHi=!'
BEN aubietet. er moue i'm aooptiereu
lmo ism Ourd @looptioH 0as Redt
neridnfieH. ieineH d0ltgen gtamen
INIT Dem ;2uiaB ieines bIrgerlibcn
lma Ous @dppen Der dDligeH Samt-
lie su fibreu. g beiBf in benz
9riefe. sd oiierire Sbneu iest ben
9l0el ourH AOoptien. 90 DiirocH
Gle clio oen 9tameR D. 8@B. fibreu
founeu nit mierem @oppen. 2ie
6auptiahe 1T inns: @JeDIel Diir0eH
Sie an mid 8ahlen mir Oieie @eiaI-
liafeit3 2us bieibt ielbitDeritGE0lih
District TAB man bel ioIten So
den uidt lduge bauoeli. lit Ghren.
iudle. uielmehr ae5eH Sic mir Sire
du5eritc @rense an mo Id lDer0e
Shuen ioqen. n5 Id 6amit suirieoeM
Fiu upO DAMON nbitebe. 9ae5 IbriQe
beiorac i'd Damn uHo Sic 5ahleI crit
BEL Gwgiauauabme Der dmtli6en
observation-disclosures. Sd miiBte 0o3u
srnddlit ,>preu pollen 3ameu. 4Iter
tEatuu luo Grtl iDiiien. Inn Giles
ucrcnldi'aI III f0nucn. g2it 200O
R. miro Ser 80el ubcruu beuertbet.
@imitCu Sie ober oie 9drons. o6er
TreibsrwpUroe eicieIbe foitet mebr
- 0cun pou elne,n Gieereu SerrU,
So4a4teHo Y. D. 9s
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-20
9lanOrrei.

@er tant uidt. .Sieoer o6ne
&orte"? sic limo cinoutdsooaer ali
mnuhc riibricltQeu Stropbcu; obcr
iUie 8eDaitq mirteu crit sic .Ereoi3
ten obue @orte". mic lie in leBtcr
3cit iii iduuriQcr 4ciic ilbcr bic
W}enidbcit crainacn. SIT 0od drh
miere Sprade sic mir Is aern cine
reihe nclneu, picl 81 ormiclib mn;
mr omuu6ern0 0ie 5hreIcn. 0aa
@len0 5u idiIOcru weldJc5 c%ntieUclse.
3aturQeuaItw 0it5icIi3 umo iculeits
6e5 Oceans mrihicteu. Gieie en-
ldutteruoen oFrloigtcH obnc @Ortc'
cr3ubin inns inter Dem &rOdeu Der
eiululr3cuoen @itteu m0 Eu.ai.t
inter 0em 9eriten 0es Gr06ooeus,
inner Dem 4u9muri m~or0euocr
@lutbmoiicu mtcr Dem MitbeH Der
b%ecrcuoer GcueriuuJen non Der Sbu.
mad)t Der M}euiden. Dem @Qcs mic
0ermerin0en Shidldl qeacutber; ijc
8eiacu oic NIndt ser Instrumentation
0ie nit miereu tiimmcrlihen 05cu
iAcHuertcL ami sic mir inns 10 Uiel
einbiioen tor spiel trcibcu. ME en-
Nin0 NIT ieiHcH 4uufloBhct
llucrmeBlth IN Der Euumcr rwI
Die Eo0tcn uuo &eupmOctcu sic 0cu
8diuitropben 3um Gp'er iicleu m.o
an uielcu crlreifcuocn Sd|ii0crundul.
eiH5elHcr Sccucn bet c9 IN Wicrta
@laitem Uidlt aeieblt Y@tdltcao ht
ben lid geacn oicie IrauerbIlCer orr
Gpicrnuth sic 6rcl6clcbateit ob
Gurh mrlde lomeit meuidlide Siilie
reiht. 0ie @ciroficneu detr6itct ,ucl
Den; ober aerdOe}u 81 beIum0cru lit
Der uuQebrohene N}lth bic emn
frat oe9 @eiitca mcldle ore Cpier Der
uu9lidli6en @tdote biibep uno oriibcn
beieelt eInc Strait metdt ic berihidt
micocr frild att &crt 3u Qcben lui0
nGi Ui'5uba!eL mas pcrubtyt
muroe.
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cogo inter dhUljdltm 1didiot litt2
9lo6 feline fiinfwpouj6jd Sabre ijn0
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rem 0rc0f1tnt e,ss s.,rtsa
e. h.f mif Niaisr lIrtrrrtt, en-.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-20
fiaie Eehmanm,

Die aroBe Sdnqeriu, 1T betanutlid i'm
GbieylHub 9erein Elm iebr tbdti9es
WlitQlieO. Sie bdlt Iid sur Set in
@ruuepal0 maize Berlin aui uno bat
QeleQeutii6 elmer SheuBiihteit, be.
ganQcn an eiuem gieroe, foIgenoer
Brief an cine oeutIde 3eitung geidnot,
Bon elmer furdtbaren 5bat mur0g
berihtet pelae Elm 9uii6er @uItap
s.. an iciuem 9ferpe periibt bat; (0er
unmeuid batte in ietuer Uutb oem
Bferoe ole 3unae herdus9eTinen) an
cinem I6ier. oas IN barter, pieleidt
fir iejne Strait ihou mm6gliber M
belt fem Geben i%rilteie. meldes uidt
tIaGtn. iib ni4t oert6sioigen tounte.
sQuQ' nm Qluge. 3a6n UNI 3abn'
btiBt cs in Der Shriftl 6dtten IN
ierc Staatsm0uney 0en WhItb. 0ieis
Worte sum @eieB 81 erbe5eu, uno
uiiyceu did uur in 20 6dQen W5r-
0er mo 1bierqualtr 70 b@tltrIit. ouB
an ibntu 9eI6dGe. pie ie nit ibren
CpierH perfdlren - mir miroeu bdlo
teiHe U}oroer uuo I~bierqudler meby
|uut}upejlen babeH.
@uQeItt5 ioI6er 8ph6ei,eH muB
mon uupiatiirIih 0fieutlih Die Traqe
'ttlltU: 8e,oen oeuR bic Bitten uno
HldQeu 10 Uie.er tluieuo gebiloeter
Wlenihen immer meter unGtb0rt per
boltn3 Sjno Die itummeu QualeH
10 pieley lRjuioneu uuglidliher Sc.
ih5pic uitt I'm SfoHoe. bic 6cr}en
GER @citgqeber eublih 3u ribren aui
oaB ibueR @gyehti9teit pio5rfubre!
4luam mterihiBt OR Staat bic io
pldtiQe 1~itteufylae 0ss Lbtegihubes
uitt uo.ih i'm uoIiteR ltmfdnge2
Waram muB Elm tleine9 6uuiltin
.hjtgireuol.51e hodbey}i0ct Nten-
iteU Ntbcn uuo @u' olyan iebtn. i'm
mdbieljQ lauQilm S0ytit iijyShritt,
bititno mo btttclno etlu1s }u ertdm.
pi,u. tuae uom Stadte aus lanai.
Itrtuaiita @tIgB itiu ua0 BON S.adts
uclen iton III Der Stule Gen &ius
BERN ins 0eyj |gepilln3t perocH
mibtt2
User Iih oiei'r sul'uJeIeu Traqcu
Ui51t druiHmt maJAt td mttlhu,oj9.
4}ir Die 4llcnlheu, oa9 Nab.ttum
mullen sur &erb.tml iolh ia,ttoa.
rCr 8ohhtteu elm Ibayfs9 GsieB fer
Gtru5 Sic E%yaan{uu9 oes o4Hml1tl.
EcU Geiebea Vdrl4rlptea ilr SHEER.
'5'us erpjuQtn bt,itu.
Yer nil man nibt an oe Euosi.
-erua5 oieies GtieEs9 9tbea. lUc,. oi,
&luHtt.iou EiHihrdn,uultu en-
taas.H Shaotu lt,oeu t5uute1 Gcl
Nsaa1yllb laut, User 0iieutjh In
AgtaeeuEg trg53enoer Nleiie Elm EAiei
"1 lrls2 10 uno#fo b%eitgait,' g}ul
ls th tn 4tygeyHtB tgyeatu0a
Asl7G 95cp.ottitaHotu.
ss1a1ta Sic ltjr bej ojtigr Gtle
ssge, aab ull, 9,tigu Ghlncitc.
4as.g 8H,tur non elm g9oy, t-ul,,
f.t-.r I,eul hJn ipu;&u I'd
'a- 1i-a ols fhH 1b.lHt A}ite
sers.eH st-eg poB oer. ytltgt PM
sgieet 5l eraolfcrU. ME p
t.rsr >Egh s,3eng Suugo oOer Shul'
ah-cE a5fabres;tH @gaHobtJ
c.easc laf NE &tine be,is1 lounsgu
4ta eaci1s ctfnuln1 l;e9t jn lie
lsr H,'flaLg1 ain tttucgs ye1G 0ug-
i2.1t t,a. 81 Cetl0u9era, Gri
tp,la 1r4.li 3s.sb mo oaru pjl
man. .,eytr os 8sipge. '.obueu. al
ua1tlalats 'sezgey aeQetyn a,a ter
Zen. GU,t n-tas.jten m1becae.
Netens'a1r-, .gieu mis- uuieyt ej1g
he ee'uneot,aag Die Der tommtoe.
@eih,ch.ty d1'iice8 Die &atu
mia GgiuR0be;; uss tar. 1T. mn.
iuHo leu i@ier1ta. abes ote 4eulas.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-20

Su &aris ipridt man icbt bicl
ION Der @rijnoimq cilcr l%tnipeyiitGt
ole ousihlieBlid iiic Nraueu un0
Irnge N}oodcn beitimmt ieiu ioll.
Die @eie1idnit fir 0as Stl0ilm Der
6ruaen ocs hoberen llntcrridt5. SIC
et1en groBen GiniluB bciibt uuo p;
Der Ole elite Der frau50Hiheu Hint
0eriitdtslcbrer aebort. hat iib iibcr
oieie 0%eueruHg iebr gitHitig alisge-
lproden.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-20

Gilcnortjgc GathidI11e qicEf
man IN einj8cn @e9euoeu 8usian>
iIm0uerbciratHetef Gaem3Weru uit
AM Den Sei0cg neg Gie fdlou,
7tcn Oieler SehripgJdle iaicn bier uic
ocrgegetcu. .S,etC 0eH1e 5frou mte
ocine Seele luo id1itttl2 iic mig eiuep
Cbtborun. @eHn Oh oette
Trau an 9lor8en ae'hla1eu bolt.
perqiB uidt en- 4ilitlQ pieOcr Oai
nit 81 c%e3iHuc1 Sluei TraueH
biloen eiHe &eri1mmlr1g. 0rei ENC
Sole. Ger aopi Der 6raR IL
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-20

s Die STEELE Der oberiten Shultus
pettoriR BON 9oH0on lit Dor Sur3em
QliB Wldu0 Qaprcnce, Der 5o6ter oes
9enerolg0u0erueurs BON Snoien. iiber=
traQen Dor0en 5n i6reu 0jenifobliez
1eubeiten miro Ie BON elmer gr0Beren
Qn3dGl peibli6er ,cttoren unters
itiBt. 0enen sic Qufiht ii6er sic Sic
mentdr= D}dOheus uuo 6oa76ulen
Ionic 0eren 'anitIre lleberpa6ung nm
teritebt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-20

SIN @alois 0e @lace in &aris
iinoet in oeu Iagen pom Il. bis
sum 30. Nioi cine Au5iteqlmq itatt
Die Dem &irfen Der 6rau auf alien
@ebieten Der groBeu StHit uu0 Ger
miibieligen fiinitlerildeu Arbeit ge-
miomet lit. @brenpraiioentin tit Die
a0nIgin Amelie Don 8ortugal.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-20

Sn Sranspaal entituno IN Ser
lebten @onoteu cine 9etueglmq fir
Die 4%usoebnung 0es &ablred)t5 ar
Die 6rauen. 0ie 9urenfubrer iiE0
nit Oen 3ieleu oieier @ebegmg
ourdats eiHDeritmoen mo gabeu
Ods 8eripredleu ob bel ben fomner.
Den 8erutbingeu iibcr ole neltc Der
laillng tiir 0as 6r0uemudblredt 81
mIrien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-20

0iu man fiir fsffli9e G~slsseubeis
ten 9raten uno Tleiidfiidsn Elm BE-
Ion0tys rtrloten0es @usieben perlels
BEN 10 g~iatiert man lie. uno omar euts
pe0er nit tbrsr 9gatenbriibe. bic man
3u Oieiem Sired cans tur3 eiuio6sn
IdTeu mug, uno nit Ser man lie ais
Damn 10 iauae fortndbre8S besteBt
bis lie ein 9Idn3euo braunes 4usit.
ben habeu. ooer NIT ertrd astodtsv
Tlciialldte beitreint 0is man auf foi-
QtuOs 0giie bgreitet. 6rii6e 9oi5ss
inc6sa ieBt man nit Wdher beoedt
aufs Teuer. ihdumt Die 9rihe iear
i~oraidlti1 libt dnerlei Suppen9run
Qaran un0 .pdt re orei bis oierStuus
Sen. lam miro Die 9uoaeabrI9e
ourhoeieiht un0 nit gipeiB setldrt.
Wlu aibt Dit 9riibe nun IN cine rejns
aaTerone. iteIt re auf tartes 5euer
uuS go6t re untsg befdnoissm S9aus
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-11
MILLERTOWN.
Z.

APA1 -
The farmers around here are
kicking on every side along now.
We are informed that there will
be a picnic at Bringle's ferry on
Easter Monday. Every body is
invited to come.
On Saturday night, March 31st,
there was a candy supper given at
Jos. A. Miller's. A very large
crowd was present and a nice time
is reported by all. Wasn't it Mat?
Munford Parker, who has a po-
sition at Granite Quarry, spent q
few days at home the other week,
but has now returned to work.
The Sunday School of Luther's
E.. L. church was re-organized on
Sunday of the 1st. A very large
crowd was present. Uncle Josh
hopes they will continue the good
work.
Mrs. Betty Kirk had a wood
saving and barn raising a few
days ago.
Mrs. L. w. Miller is still improv-
ing.
Mrs. Betsey Taylor, of this COM
munitY, died last Tuesday night
after a long illness of dropsy.
She pas about II years of age.
Mrs. Taylor leaves a number of
children, grandchildren and
friends to mourn her departure.
She joined the Lutheran church
in early life and remained a mem-
Der of the same to the last. The re-
mains were inferred in Luther's
E. L. church cemetery, Rev. G. R.
Pless officiating. Rev Pless
preached a very touching and
beautiful sermon over the remains.
CO.. Miller and G. NJ. Crowell
attended the M. E. Conference at
Concord a few weeks ago. We
hope they enjoyed their trip very
much.
There will be communion SER
vices held at Luther's church on
the fourth Sunday of April, at
eleven o'clock. and also prepar-
atory services on Saturday before
at eleven o'clock.
With best wishes to the editor
and The WATCHMAN and it's
readers.
| am still UNCLE JOSH.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-11
A Young Mother at TO-.

my Mother has suddenly been
made young at 70. Twenty years
of intense suffering from dyspepsia
had entirely disabled her, until
six months ago, when she began
taking Electric Bitters. which
have completely cured her and re-
stored the strength and activity
she had in the prime of life,"
writes Mrs. W. l.. Gilpattick, of
Danforth, Ne. Greatest restora
tive medicine on the globe. Sets
Stomach, Liver ald Kidneys
right, purifes the blood, and cures
Malaria, Biliousness and Weak
nesses. Wonderful Nerve Tonic.
Price SO. Guaranteed by all drug
stores.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-11
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING.
Nothing Done About the Jail Yet.
Jurors Drawn,

The board of county commits
sioners met in regular monthly
session Monday, April End, and
transacted considerable business.
The jurors were drawn for the
May term of court. Those for
the first week are John G Bean,
J L Bostian, R w Phifer, J w Sa-
frit, T L Gillespie, J H German,
D Lawrence, Emanuel G Shaver,
B R Ketchie, J S Campbell, Jno
A Sloop, F G Cress, Jas E Corri-
her, ST., W A Albright. Sam L
Canup, H T Turner, W G File,
W P Barber, Henry G Peeler, Dan
A Wiley, M A %Stirewalt, J G Car
rigan, Jno H Rice, Jno A Peeler,
George H Peeler, E O Upright,
Frank Thompson, Jno 81 Barrin-
ger, L Cauble, II T Graeber, II
Calvin Agner, J M Bost, Carson
M Fisher, D @ Mclean, Jno A
Lyerly and J II Bost.
Second week: M M Ketchie, w
W Weaver, L Monroe Peeler, J R
Brown, G H Lipe, R G Current,
B G Niblock, R S Moore, w J
Koontz, w NJ Kester, F P Shoe, J
M Harrison, N N Fleming, J N
Click, G A Cauble, R l. Julian,
Jno w Webb, w Love Kirk, II P
Crawford, Jas A Reid, J II McKen-
zie, David G Lyerly, Jno A Over
cash and J G Kenerly.
Mayor Boyden on behalf of the
board of aldermen asked that the
commissioners do some work on
the Mocksville road near the city
limits. Commissioner Kincaid
was appointed to confer with the
aldermen and see what can be
done.
L E Fisher asked permission to
construct a telephone line from
Sumner Siding to Fisher Mill.
Granted,
J. J. Quantz asked for the use
of the court house on the occasion
Of the appearance here Of Guy
Miller, the Socialist. The request
was denied.
DR.. Sawyer, who recently be.
came associated with DR.. Brown
will take DR.. Browns work as
county physician, during the lat
ter's absence this summer.
Mrs. Patterson, superintendent
of the county home, reported 9
white and 1 colored inmates at
the home.
J. F. Robinson, county bridge
builder, was ordered to build a
20-foot bridge at Gheen's bridge.
Allowances to out-of-door poor
amounting to $50 we're made.
The following tax listers were
elected:
Atwell, &c Sloan.
China Grove, J A Sloop.
Cleveland, Arthur Davis.
Gold Hill, L D Peeler.
Litaker, G H Page.
Locke, Ed M Slfford.
Morgan, Ed M Sifford.
Mt. Ulla, W D Graham.
Providence, A L Lyerly.
Steele, S F Baker.
Scoth Irish, Jonathan Lyerly.
Unity, n N Fleming.
Franklin, J G Miller.
Salisbury, ] M Brown, chair
man, F M Thompson and J B
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-11
CAROLINAWATCHMA
Local News Items,

If you should receive a SAM
pts copy of The WAroHMAN, it is
all invitation to YOU to become g.
subscriber. 81 per year,
At the inspection of the Rowan
hlfes last week a record of SO out
of a possible 100 was made.
The place for the annual picnic
OF the employees of the Southern
shops at Spencer has been changed
from Danville to Winston-Salem.
The date May 9Th, remains the
same.
st. Johns Lutheran church, of
Cabarrus county, which was to en-
terrain the Lutheran Synod, but
had found it inconvenient to do 80.
has reconsldered the matter and
now desires the Synod to meet
with that congregation, and it has
been decided to accept the invita-
ton. The meeting will be held
Wednesday. May End.
Whitehead Kluttz, Esq, has &C
copied an invitation to deliver a
literary addsess at the commence.
ment exercise of Lenoir College in
May. Mr.. Kluttz is much in de-
mand as an orator. Our people
will have an opportunity to hear
him quite often during the coming
campaign.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-11
ST. PkUL'S,

The health of the community is
very good.
Wheat and oats are looking very
good.
George Shipping has put up a
store.
The farmers have begun to pillow
and prepare to plant corn.
The peaches are not hurt much.
Jerry Rimer, Of Rimertown,
visited in the neighborhood Sat.
urday and Sunday. Got your
bells ready for there is a wedding
expected soon.
Some of the neighbors are plant.
ing corn.
There has been a petition signed
up for a public road from Mrs.
Burners crossing to E. Frank
Rodgers. 1t will be presented to
the Board of County Commission
ers at the next meeting.
UNCLE JACK,
G. R. Wilkerson, of Illinois, is
visiting friends and relatives near
Bostian's x Roads.
There will! communion and
Easter services at St. Paul's on
the 3rd Sunday of April. Preach
ing and preparatory services will
be held at II o'clock on Friday
previous.
F. K. Safrit has rented some
ground and is raising blackberry
briars and expects to have a fine
crop of corn. I. x. L.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-11
To Cure a Cold in one Day

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quiunine
Tablets. Druggists refund money
if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVES
signature ia on each box.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-11
Fine Corn,

j. M. Proctor was in the city
Monday and had with him some
samples of his extra large and
prolific corn. He had four storks
from two hills, on each stork was
three large ears. Mr. Proctor is
selling the seed from this corn
and gives special directions for
raising it.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-08-21
XIII the Surplus BOOSTERS

We have always been at loss to
understand, says the Feather why it
is that so many people harbor n great
lot of old ROSTERS about the place,
many of which are too old to protect
themselves. lame from humble foot and
other causes and Of no value in the
focks, but just kept around because
they are BOOSTERS. Gather together
every old male bird and every young
one as we'll that you do not need for
breeding purposes or to use for another
season or for exhibition and fatten
it and send it to market. If you
never permit any old stagers to re-
main about the place you will never
have any OF them too old to eat and I'M
desirable for market poultry. Clean
up all the surplus stock that is not
needed, feed and fatten it and sell 1t
to your neighbors at the highest price
you can get for table poultry.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-08-21
FEDERAL ROAD WORK
FEATURES OF UNCLE SANS HIGHWAY
DEPARTMENT AT WASHINGTON.

Vow Located In New Building-Nate-
rails Tested md Advice Given to
Communities - Only Object Lesson
Roads Built.
Of Il decent system of highways in the
United States was taken recently when
the office Of public roads in Washing
ton moved from its old quarters on
Twelfth street to Il new building that
has been specially pat up for its ac-
eommodation on Fourteenth street Just
south of the bureau of engraving and
printing. says the Washington Star.
All the testing apparatus has been
moved from the basement of the old
bureau of chemistry at the corner of
Fourteenth and Il streets into the new
building and for the first time in its
history the road Office has Il building
and laboratory of its own all under the
same roof There is the testing labora-
tory on the ground floor, a light roomy
place big enough to accommodate the
work for some time to come. The ad-
ministrative Offices are on the second
floor, and in tie third story there are
the stock rooms and the chemical labo-
ratory, where n large amount of re-
search work is carried on.
1t has never been the purpose of the
government to go into the work of road
building on an extensive scale. There
Is not money enough ut the disposal of
the government in the first place. and
this has always been regarded as state
work. But several years ago the gov.
eminent commenced to accumulate in
formation and statistics on tie subject
Of road work through Il branch Of tho
department Of agriculture known ~
the Office of road inquiries. This work
expanded till the road Office. as it is
now called. is a sort of experiment sta
ton in itself. While it does no road
building except as an object lesson to
any community interested in the sub
ject, it has found it necessary to estab.
fish chemical and mechanical labora to.
ries, and it is now the source Of all
sorts of information for communities
that want to build roads of their own.
The labora tories test material sent in,
send out highway engineers to inspect
the locations of prospective roads and
give advice to the people who are going
to build them and even put in mile or
so of road where it IS necessary as an
object lesson in the sort of work and