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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-08-21
CHRISTIANA.
August 18th.

The JOINT annual picnic between
Union and Christiana, which wa
held last Saturday. August 10,
was a very pleasant occasion.
The forenoon was taken up by
speeches delivered by Geo. Lyerly,
Arthur Tho mas and Tommie
Kerns, all of whom displayed ora
torical talents The afternoon
was all occasion never to be for
gotten by young and old.
L. A. Thomas traded his fine
buggy horse. Pete, last Saturday.
He seems to be a lucky boy.
We regret to say that Rev. N.
d. Bodie has resigned his Union
C~hristiana passionate, owing to his
wife's bad health. He is an able
minister and has served his charge
fog four years with such fidelity
that pastor and people have ever
remained IS a unit. We lament
the fact that he is leaving, yet, we
trust that in 80 doing Mrs. Bodie
may again be restored to complete
health.
Geo. F. Brown has been doing
some photo work with his new
home made camera. Good for
him.
We would like to know who
Ctesiphon is, who halls from
Crescent. His braying sounds
familiar. yet he has a certain for
element in his speech, which rem
ders it both obnoxious and unbe-
coming.
The St. Mary's Debating So.
ciety continues TO do business at
the old stand. Unlike most all
other summer societies that die
IN their infancy, the St. Mary's
grows stronger with each meeting.
There has been a very marked i'm.
provement in each of it's members
since we began debating IN the
spring. The society is stronger
now than at any time in its his.
tory. Parents who have sons in
this society can henceforth rest
assured that your sons time has
been we'll spent while with
us at Rowan Academy. Meetings
are held each Saturday evening
unless rain or some other cause
prevents members from attending
Miss Nellie Lyerly is very sick
with fever. At this writing it is
not learned whether it is typhoid
fever or not.
David S. Brown, Charlie Lye1ly
and Charlie Ling'e left last week
for the Jamestown exposition.
Prof. A. w. George spent last
Friday night in Crescent.
There will be a joint debate at
Rowan Academy Saturday eve.
ming, August 24th, between the
Kappa Alpha boys, of Crescent,
and the St. M~arians, of Rowan
Academy. The subject for dis
cussion will be: Resolved, That
Governmental ownership of rail-
roads would subserve the best in
forests of our country. AS this
will be the last debate between
the two societies this year we have
ev5ry reason for believing that it
will be the most interesting de-
bate ever held. The public is
cordially invited.
Arthur and Luther Thomas will
be in school at Mr.. Pleasant this
year, a so Miss C "a Lyerly will
be in tie Seminary at Mt. Pleas
ant. P. d. Brown will go t,
ioanoke and Lee Trexler to Ores
cent.
r : 4l.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-08-21
See Kluttz

On East Council Street for Cabi-
net Photos, worth $3.50 at $3.50
per dozen, and other work in pro-
portion. St
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-08-21
POOL.

Love Morgan is quite sick at
this time with chills. Hope to
see him out soon.
We had the biggest rain OF the
season Saturday evening, doing
considerable damage to corn and
washed land very badly and
the roads are in bad shape from
Bringle's ferry to G. H. Shop
herds.
A girl baby arrived at A. B.
Lists last Thursday night.
John M. Wyatt and family Wis
tied relatives here and returned
home Sunday evening.
Early, the little son of j. E.
Wyatt, il improving from = case
of malaral foyer.
Walter BurrAge has a stork of
corn which came up in a "tater''
patch having seven silks. This
looks like another ~''tater" story.
Itemizer received a letter from
P. L. Wyatt, better known as
Lag" saying he had seen in the
WATcHMAN where people were
stealing land down here and ask
ing if anyone had got his house
and lot yet, and was informed
that it was here yet, but he had
better insure house and lot at
once, as "white capps" are likely
to take it anytime.
John G. Bringle and a friend
visited in our town Sunday.
Dixie Morgan and family, Of
Salisbury, visited relatives Sun
day.
B. F. Lemley, of Pool, raised
So bushels of Irish potatoes. Who
can beat this for high"
Roby Crook, who was kicked by
a mule some weeks ago, is able t.
be out again.
R. F. Crook and family, O
Salisbury, visited their peopl,
Saturday and Sunday.
There will be a meeting of thu
patrons of School district No. f:
at Walter Burrage's store Aug
23rd, at l o'clock, for the purpos,
of selecting a teacher to teach tn,
winter school. Everybody is in
vited to come and have a say-so il
who shall be selected. Everyon,
wanting to teach, will please sem
in their applications or apply il
person on said day.
J. F. Beck, who has been mile:
at Staffcrd's mill for severa
years, has resigned his position
and if a trade can be made will
Mr.. Mauney he will start up thu
Mauney mill in a short time which
will be very convenient.
ITEMIZER.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-08-21
FAITH.
Aug. 18th

visiting his nephew Rev. q. T.
Fisher and Calvin Lingle.
Ed. Letter of Misenheimel
Springs is visiting at D. h. Fra
ley's.
Miss Mamie and Mary Peeler is
visiting Miss Miltie Long of neal
Thomasville, N. G.
P. A. Peeler IL finishing up or
the inside of e.. Albert Brown
new residence.
l.. M. Gordy came up to Litakel
from Gold Hill and hired a good
housekeeper.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A Peelel
and Lawson McCombs and little
daughter have just returned from
Morganton where they went to
visit Mrs. McCombs, who is in the
hospital there. They found hel
much improved and glad to see
them all, especially her little
baby. They believe she will soon
be able to be brought home. They
spent the night with the superin.
tendent of the State farm, and re.
port everything in good order and
a nice regulated institution Of
which the State can we'll be prouc
of,
A young gentleman arrived Al
the home of Luther Fishers Aug
Nth, 1907.
A young lady arrived at tn
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. DAME
Hinceman's Aug. 18th, 1907. TIL
population Of Faith is growing.
The contractor and builder, "
N. Kinney, of Lexington, N. C
is here looking over the place all
getting lumber on the ground t
build the Reformed parsonag
here for which he has the COZ
tract.
Several buggies of young pee
pie went to the picnic at Sain
Paul's today. Misses Ida an
Pearlie Lingle went with thei
best friends.
Mrs. Cal Eagle is sick at he
home near Faith.
DR.. A. II. Bowers was a welcom
visitor in Faith today from Col
Hill.
Grandma Lingle, is visiting a
Calvin Lingle's this week.
D. A. Wiley has a piece of Ian,
planted in nothing but sunfowers
Who can beat that?
7. P. Cant the gun smith i
sharpening tools in Peeler BAN
q Co.'s pink granite quarry.
d. A. Wiley has accepted a 20
sition with P. 81. Thompson il
the sash door and blind factory
In Salisbury, N. G.
.Peeler Bame & Co., have JUS
been awarded another contract 70
a granite building in Danyille
Va.
G. G. Wyatt is finishing up hi
new residence on the inside.
John Josey is saving lumber TO
Simpson Coon, and it is BEN,
ha uled on the lot next to hi
brother in-law, Murray Peeler
where he will soon have a hand
some residence erected.
John Josey is putting in a tele
phone line at his own expense from
Faith to his residence.
Mrs. Walter Burrage and tire,
little children of Pool, are visiting
at Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller
and her father, G. G. Wyatt.
Solomon Yost is still confined
to his home sick, but can sit up
little.
LIS. Ludwick has returned from
the jamestown exposition where
he spent a week taking in the fair
j. G. Ling]e has taken a posi-
ton to superintend a branch OF
the Balfour Quarry since they
spread out with their granite work
Peeler Bame & Co., shipped g
lot OF fine window and door stills
to Spring Hope today.
William Wyatt, a defendant Of
T.: I. Wyatt, is living on the ole
Phillips plantation, now owned
by Peeler Bros.
Caleb Hess has moved in Mr.
Bob Stlrewalt's house, opposite
the Rantist ahuroL
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-08-21

We had a good two-hour rain
Saturday. 1t was a ditch cleaner.
Corn is losking fine.
Mrs. Foil is able to be up, but
does not improve much.
Zerbery Foil thinks of moving
to Salisbury this fall.
While returning,from Salisbury
Saturday evening, Walter Burrage
was water bound at Panther creek
and found it necessary to secure
quarters for the night on this
side. He stopped at John Hoff-
ner's who enjoyed his company.
RoFFHEN.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-08-21
ROCK.
August 10Th.

1AA6o0U ACOA.
We have been very dry, corn
was firing. Saturday evening a
little after dark we had a hard
rain.
Cotton is looking we'll.
Threshing is finished. The
farmers inlthe neighborhood made
more wheat than they expected,
but the oats crop is short.
E. NJ. Deal is thinking of lea v
ing, his farm and moving to China
Grove, if he can get a suitable
man on his farm.
J. R. Stadler has been in the
melon business for some time.
He is about through.
w. H Earnhardt will return to
his farm Wednesday. We are
glad he is coming back. Saw.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-08-21

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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-05-30
ALIAS SUMMONS.

I'm the Justices Court of South Emmett Pre-
cineI, county of Canyon, state Of Idaho, before
H. W Walker, justice of the peace
b. Is. Davis Plaintin, vs.. X. a. Green, De-
PENDANT,
The state of Idaho sends greeting to II. A. Green
defendant;
you are hereby summoned to appear before
me ut INV office in south Emmett Precinct Ia
the county of Canyon, on the 10th day OF JuIc.
1907, at one clock p, m, in an action brought
against you by said plaintin to answer the com
plant OF the above named plaintiff.
said actonis brought to recover from you
cred to you by the plaintin, and for $3.50 for
livery furnished you by A. Bird, and for S23, so
for merchandise sold and delivered to you by
Meyer Bros. and for e 80 for lunches and mer
chandise furnished you by o. u. Franklin, all at
your request, before the commencement OF this
action, tine said account OF A. Bird, and OF Mey-
or Bros, and OF O. u. Franklin having been duly
assigned TO said plaintiff before the commence
mcnt of this action, and amounting in the whole
To ~ and co. 100 dollars, all OF which more fully
appears from the complaint filed in this action,
which Is here referred to and hereby made u
part Of this summons, u copy OF which complaint
i herewith served upon you, or Judgment will
be taken against You for forty-four and b5-i0O
dollars together with the costs OF this suit II you
fail to appear and answer.
no the sheriff or any Constable OF said County,
Greeting:
Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this Both day OF April,
1907 h, W, WALKER,
justice of the peace OF South Emmett Precinct
In said county
O. ID, TILLlNGHAsT, plaintiffs Attorney.
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Alias Summons.

In the Justices court of South Emmett pre-
cinct, county OF Canyon, state of Idaho, before
II. W. Walker, Esq, justice OF the peace
L. Is. Walter and A #. Walter, co-partners
doing business under the uame OF l., r. Walter
& son, plaintiffs, vs.. j. Ii Stallings, ST., de
PENDANT.
The state of Idaho sends greeting to j. II
Stallings, .Sr, defendant.
You are hereby summoned TO appear before
me at my ONCE in South Emmett precinct, Can
yOn county, state Of Idaho, on the 10Th day OF
July, 1901 AT 10 O'Clock Is. IN la an action
brought against you by said plaintiffs To answer
the complaint of the above named plaiutirs filed
therein said action is brought To recover from
you on IA first cause OF action the sum of Sl5. Is
liyered TO you by plaintirs between the 10Th dav
of August, 1908 and the 10th day or May, 1904,
inclusive, with interest thereon from said 10Th
day of Lay. 1901. AT the rate OF per cent per
nun, and accruing interest, and on u second
cause of action the sum OF Sl2 and interest
thereon from May, 1904 at the rate OF per cent
per annum, and accrung interest on an assign
more fdlly appears in said complaint copy of
which is herewith served hereby referred to
and the coute nts thereof are hereby expressly
made u part OF this summons, or Judgment Will
be taken against you for the sum OF S2I 25 and
interest thereon and accruing interest as In this
summons and said complaint provided togeth-
err with the costs OF this suit IL you fail 10 ap
pear and answer.
TO the sheriff or any constable Of the said
county OF Canyon, greeting: Make legal service
anu due return hereof
Given nnder my hand this LIST day Of May, 1907
r.. w. WALK .R,
Justice OF the Peace OF said precinct
Finley Monroe Attorney for plantiffs
Residence Emmett, Idaho.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

State of Idaho, County of Boise SIS.
To Robert Carpenter: You are hereby notih-
ed that /, f. Sweet who during all the time here
matter mentioned was co-owner with you in
those certain quartz mining claims, situated
near SQuaw Creek, in the Bodie Mining Dis
trict, and known as the Morning, Eavning. AMI
Iron Crown quartz mining claims, located Janu-
airy /, 1902, notices OF location of which are
recorded in the county recorders office. Boise
county, Idaho. in book Is OF Mining Claims. al
pages 209, 2lO and oil respectively, and amended
notices OF location OF which are recorded in book
~ OF Quartz in said office at pages Il, 81 and 10
respectively, have expended one hundred dollars
1900 in labor and Improvements on each OF
said Morning, Eavning aud Iron Crown mining
claims for each OF the years 1903, l9o4cTsO5. and
1905, in order to hold said premises. uuder the
provision OF section 1924, revised statutes OF the
United States, being the amount required by
law "a be expended thereon for each OF said
years.
And II within ninety (99) days from the service
OF this notice, or II within ninety 800 days after
this notice by publication, you fail or refuse TO
contribute your proportion of such expenditure,
10 wit, one-fourth thereof. as co-ovLer, your IN
terest in said claims and each OF them will be-
come the property of the subscriber under said
section 1924.
f, SWEET.
First publication March II, 1907
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Notice for Publication.
3 Notice OF Proof of Application of Water
To Beneficial Use.

Notice is hereby given that AT ?, p. m. on the
yon. State OF Idaho, before Finley Monroe N. T..
beneficial use Of 20 cubic feet per second OF the
waters OF North Channel OF Payette river, Can
Won Co. In accordance with the terms and con-
ditons OF Permit No. l122 heretofore issued by
the state Engineer OF the state OF Idaho.
J. The names and postoiiice address OF the
person or corporation holding said permit are
James Little, click Sorenson. SIP. Bane, Fun
melt Canyon County, Idaho,
2 The uSe To which said water has been APP
3. Tue amount applied To beneficial use Is 30
cubic feet per second.
Piled Is irrigation and domestic use.
4. The place where sale water is used Is all
that part OF the north half OF section 10 lying
north OF the Payette river all that part OF the
northeast a OF Section9 lying norh OF the Pay
ette river; the south y of southwest a OF sec
ton 3; the southeast q OF section 4; the south
east I. OF the southwest a OF section I; the
northeast a OF the southwest "a OF section 4 aud
all that part OF lots /, ,, 3. and in sections
ana 10 and lying north OF the Payette river, all
in Township d n. X, ? w, Is, M Ia Canyon Co.
3. The name OF the canal or ditch or other
works by which said water is conducted To such
place OF use is Little, Sorenson, Bane Ditch.
q. The right To take water from such works Ia
based upon Permit No, 1922.
T. The source OF supply from which such
water Is diverted Is north channel OF Payette
river
s. The date OF the priority which said user is
to establish Is December 10, 1901
Jas Stephenson, Jrp state Engineer
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-05-30
OUR FLAG.

81 have seen the flag filigree a
toWa; have seen it swing and sway
to the rhythm of big bass drum; |
have seen it saucily fiaunt its colors
TO the sun as Yankee Doodle came
hot, palpitating and vibrant from
the yelping flies. ! have seen the
flag lift from stately domes, and
aureole the Goddess of Liberty with
the sheen of its stri e.. | have seen
il surge with the battle line dim by
smoke, lift by a cheer, advance to
the cadence of the artillery and rise
in the sky on the SUBMITS of victory.
( have seen il cover the stilled form
of comrade. | have caught its
glhnmer and glow out in the sandy
reaches of the desert, about the
pulsing breast of the earth, culver
ing with the trembling air that hug
ged its hot and bloodless bosom. !
have seen it rise out of the depths of
the ocean as my heart choked in my
outlet. / have seen the prisoner
fresh from Andersonville, with the
bay of bloodhounds still in his ears.
as the blood froZe in his veins when
over the trees it glistened glorified
thing against the boundless blue in
a strange land, the people strange,
the speech alien. | have felt it come
into my homesick eyes, the sweetest,
daintiest morsel. other than women.
the Almighty has yet nodded into
form. have seen it head the grand
reviews, when each step was the
football of hero, each CLINT of
bayonets victory. amid the huzzas
of triumphant people. And no eye
nor heart can conjecture no place
the flag floats, nor time, nor scene,
nor circumstance. when it is gilded
by sunlight or sombered by cloud,
that it is not the symbol of beauty,
of grandeur and glory, save. solitary
and alone, when il is lifted in injus,
tice, and never will God mate his
own stars, His heavens own blue
and the crimson Of His mornings
with dishonor!"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-05-30
LITTLE BRONZE BUTTON.

With each succeeding Decoration
day we find ourself having mor'
respect for the grsy-haired old fel
low who wears the little bronze
button in the lapel of his coat. W.
here again the orators tell of what
he did at Bull Run, at Antietam, al
the battle above the clouds, on Sher
mans march TO the sea and at Vicks'
burg, and we wonder that 80 many
of them are here now, more than DC
years later to hear a generation
since born sing of their glories in
poetry and prose. We read of the
late sufferings of the soldiers on the
frozen hills around Mukden and
Port Arthur and shudder. But these
old bows in blue went through the
same thing, only worse. Port
Arthur had its horrors, but it had
no Andersonville. Mukden field ran
red with blood. but it had not the
fevers and disease that stalked out
from the Wilderness to drink to
death the lives spared by sabre and
bullet. We know that some of the
old fellows are cranky and hard to
get along with, and some of them
probably have done things that
wouldn't look well in print, but
heavens. unbottle little patriotism,
look on the stars and stripes, run
your eye back 40 years and witness
them in action in charging phalanxes
of solid blue, and then forget the
failings of old age. Do you wonder
the old veteran looks solemn as he
listens to the orator? Maybe he il
thinking of the brother and boyhood
chums who fell when Donelson was
stormed. Grandmother is seen to
wipe tear from the dimming eye.
Perhaps she recalls the last parting
with the sweetheart who has slept
beneath the palmettos of the south
since Shiloh. Wen tell you, my
friend, there are very few hearts
that beat beneath that bronze button
that do not carry tragedy. And
what of the sisters and sweethearts
that stayed behind when they learn
ed that the boy who marched away
would not march back in his uniform
Of blue? But of course we forget,
1t is "A good many years since that
happened. That is why we
should take a day off every year and
listen to the retelling of the story.
Think more kindly of the little
bronze button. In few short years
the man who wears one will say,
Yes, it was worn by my father.
He left it to me.
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NEWS FROM SWEET.

On the 23rd | went up to Brown
lee on business trip and found
things looking dry. Some crops
looked good, while others are nearly
gone and unless rain comes soon
there will be some very short crops.
We found Mrs. Liston and one boy
sick in bed. but we hope nothing
serious,
Last Saturday night the whole
neighborhood gave AL Baldwin a
surprise birthday party, age 20.
There were about 40 in attendance
and great time was had. Games
were played and light refreshments
were served and all unite in wishing
the young man many more just
such, as he is a worthy young man.
The |. o. o. F. elected John Glenn
N. G.. and Ed Ramey " G. at last
meeting.
There have been several transfers
of property made and several new
houses will be put up just as soon as
the lumber gets dry.
The people of Ola are building a
church and Mr.. Ocker here has the
contract. James Ballantyne is put
ting up the building and wishes it
finished before he dies, as he is sick.
The sheep shearers are through
here and have gone to other field
They were lively set of men anu
could sure strip the wool off, One
day last week we took the girls with
Miss Miller up to the shearing pens
to see the work put on. which is done
in Il creditable manner, excepting
the cutting and rough usage of the
sheep. We had a nice ride.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-05-30
Wonderful Borema Cure.

Our little boy had Eczema for five
years writes N. A. Adams, Henrietta
Pa. Two of our home doctors said
the ease was hopeless. his lungs be-
ing affected. We then employed
other doctors but no benefit resulted.
By chance we read about Electric
Bitters; bought bottle and soon mo-
ticed Improvement. We continued
this medicine until several bottles
were used, when our boy was com
p!etely cured" Best of all blood
medicines and body building health
tonics. Guaranteed at B. b. Davis
drug store. 5Oc
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Notice of Sale of Bonds.

Emmett, Idaho, May 9, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that on Saturday. June
:. 1907 AT p. m the school trustees OF District
No 10, OF Canyon county, state OF Idaho, will
offer for sale at the First National Bank at En-
nett, Idaho, one ten year coupon bond for the
sum of $1,000, bearing interest Ut the rate OF six
per cent per annum, interest payable annually.
CHAS CAKES, chairman
MRS II. $ WORKMAN, clerk.
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Notice.

Sealed bids will be received by the Board OF
Trustees of School District No. 81 estimated
miles from FalkS Store, Idaho,) up 10 ana IN
GLIDING the 10th day of June, 1907, at o'clock
p IN, for the furnishing OF all materiak ana the
construction OF one story school building, the
same To be OF brick or cement blocks aud IN ae-
eordance with the plans and specifications
therefor, copies OF which are now on nile IN the
law ONCE OF Finley Monroe ut Emmett, Idaho,
ana AT the office OF G. l. Burt, clerk OF saiu
board, at FalkS Store, Idaho. All bids must pc
sealed and marked Ibid" and addressed 10 e. l..
Burt, clerk of said board ut Falks Store, Idaho,
anu be accompanied with u Gel titled chesk IN AZ
least 10 per cent OF the bid as an evidence OF
good faith, All bids viii be opened on the SAID
10th day OF June, 1907, at ? clock p, IN. OF that
day at the schoolhouse in said district by the
said board OF trustees. The right TO reject any
or all bids is hereby reserved
c. l.. BURT
Clerk OF School District No o.