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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-03-06
Oliver Don't Get II.

It has been definitely settled,
that. Oliver. the Southern man, il
not to get the contract for build.
ing the Panama Canal after all.
The government has given up the
idea Of giving out the work by
private contract and will itself
undertake to construct tie water
way. This has been Mr.. Roose-
velt's idea all along. He wants
to boss the job aid is goi.-g to do
it. Oliver had given every guar
antee of his responsibility for the
contract. He was turned down
in his first bid to do tn work for
6.75 per cent-of the cost, because
his partner, Mr.. Brrgs, was not
satisfactory to the goverrment.
Then he got up a new company
with a capital sock of 81, 500, 600.
Tie guarantee was absolute. Tut
after holding Oliver in suspense
for several weeks, he was finally
notified that the government had
decided to do the work itself. 1t
is understood that Oliver is to he
paid $3.50, 600 as a release for his
claim. It is now up to Roosevelt:
Root and Taft to proceed with tn.
digging of the canal. Roosevelt
had his way as between the Beg
level and the lock system, he has
had his way about the contract for
the work and the American people
have now only to watch aud wait
for him to make good.-Charlotte
Chronicle.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-03-06

bob" Makes a Suggestion.

Bob has heard of 80 many things
of interest being done by our law
makers that be wants to comment
a little on some of them and make
= few suggestions.
First, our congressman have in
creased their salaries from five to
seven thousand dollars per year,
on the fimsy pretence that, they
could not live as we'll as they
should without the increase. Now
Bob fails to Q any necessity for
such increase of salaries, because
there hasn't been any lack of can
didates seeking the Offices, and in
some instances unfair means have
been resorted to 10 rescue nomina~
tions and after the nomination.
has been secured if 1t is necessary
to victory still worse means ara
frequently used, thus proving that
it pays to be a public servant.
And there is talk of our increas-
ing our great, big governors sal
airy. and maybe it ought to be in
creased. And it he's bAen limited
that there is a possibility of the
Notwithstanding the pay Of
it's members. Now if the countr,
has to foot these bills, while cur
lawmakers are at work, B b sug~
gests that they pass a law 1egu~
lating the seasons and encourag
ing the earth to be more produce
tive, but thiL ks it might not b.
wise to pass a law without a pen
atty, as a law without a penalty
is a dead letter.
Bob suggests that a law to en-
courage local self.government be
passed giving the people the right
to elect a county superintendent
of public instruction, also a board
of education, taking superinten-
dent and one member of board
from one political party and the
other members CT board from an
other political party thus making
it non-partisan. Bob.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-03-06
Two States Storm SWEPT.

New Orleans, March South
ern Mississippi and Louisiana
have for two days experienced the
worst storm of the winter, the
disturbance manifesting itself in
torrental rains, electrical displays
and cyclonic winds. At least one
death was caused by the storm in
Mississippi and thousands of dol
lars damage has been done. Phil
adelphia, Miss, reports a tornado
which damaged small buildings.
At Meridian, Miss, more than
five inches of rain fell, making
Souwashe creek a river half a mile
wide. At McNeill, Miss, many
bridges were washed away. and in
the vicinity of Laurel planting
has been temporarily abandoned.
The railroads have suffered many
washouts.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-03-06
Schooner's Crew Rescued.

Ellzabsth City, N. c., Marah4 4.
"A message by wire was recssxsd
here this morning telling of the
perilous experience of Captain
Dudley and Mate Balance, Of the
schooner Lorena, in Paml o
Sound yesterday. About noon
the schooner, which is of ii tons
burden, and plies regularly be.
tween Hatteras and Elizabet h
City, on her way to Elizabeth
City, encountered a gale and was
capsized.
The captain and his mate sue
ceeded in gaining a position on
the bottom of the overtur n g d
craft and dashed themselves to the
bottom cf the boat with ropes,
where they remained until Md
night last night, beiag over "a
hours that they were in this peril
Gus position. They were finally
rescued by the captain of a gaso-
lene boat, A considerable cum Of
money aud valuable papers we're
lost Especial to the Charlotte OBJ
server.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-03-06
PUBLIC G SALE
Real Estate and Personal Pr3pGt y.

will offer to the public for sale
at my residence, i miles east from
Craven, the following personal
property and real esta'e: Ous
piece Of land, my home place, con
tanning 81 acres, more or iess, ad-
joining the lands Of P c, Lentz.
II. M. Starns, Monroe Casper and
others, also one piece of land con-
tanning 334 acres more n :. So. ad-
joining the lands Of J. G Agnnr,
Pool school house land, W. l.
Boggs aud others; and one pal;
mules, two-horse wagon, 1 bug
gY, 1 Chattanooga steel-bean;
pillow, l steel cuitlvator. is iny
terest in a threshiug machius, en-.
gine aud boiler. a lew two-horsp
wagon bed and ether farming i'm
plements, 1 set double wagon har-
Jess, l pair buggy harness and a
great many other things.
Date of sale, Easter Monday, April
Isl, 1907. Terms Of sale, Cash.
JAMES M. CASPER,
Feb. 25, 'O7, St. Craven, N. C
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-03-06
UNION CHURCH..

March 4.
Now is the time to get busy and
quit singing Everybody works
but Father"
Several of our young men from
this vicinity went to the exhibit
tlon at Rowan Academy last Sat-
urday. They reportA very nice
time.
Mrs. Peeler. mother of w. L..
Blanket, was buried at Union
church cemetery last Sunday.
The funeral services were conduc-
ted dy Rev. N. D. Bodie.
Jonn Earnhart is very sick at
present. We wish him a speedy
recovery.
The school at Union Academy
Will close March 9Th. Several
prizes will be awarded to those
who make best use of their talents.
Arrangements are being made for
all exhibition on Saturday, March
9th. A very interesting program
has been arranged. Come out
and lend your attention. Rev
N. D. Bodie will deliver the ad-
dress of the day. Now don't for
get to bring your baskets we'll
filled. Everybody welcome, Mr..
Editor, too.
HUSTLER No. 2.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-03-06
MISENREIMER.

=, Victor Ritchie has moved from
the farm into his new dwelling
house at Richfeld.
Eunice Cody got married to Miss
Jessie bedrock, of Gold Hill, last
Tuesday. Mr.. Cody and his new
bride got married at Misenheimer.
Rev. James Matney tied the knot
for the young couple.
Jeremiah Miller who had the
misfortune to lose his barn by fire
recently is having a new one built.
Geo. w. Cup and W. A. Wag.
oner have completed J. A. Rltch-
les new dwelling house at Ritch-
field.
G. A. Ridenhour, of Copal Grove,
has moved into Mr.. Ritchie's new
house at Richfield. Mr.. Riden-
hour is miller now at the Roller
Mill of Richfeld.
Mrs. Matte kitchie visited her
folks at High Point last week.
w. E. Culp, = confederate
soldier of the civil war, has reach
ed 80th year. His birthday was
on Feb. 28th. MIR. Culp's genera
ton is growing very rapidly. Mr..
Culp and wife are the father and
mother of nine children, all girls
hut one. All living but m girl.
They have IS grandchildren,
only 8 dead. Stanly By Is one
of the number in the IS. They
have al great-grandchildren. All
living but five. This is a pretty
large crowd, isn't it7
Let us hear from you again
Bro. Sam Snort.
STANLY Boy.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-03-06
U HONOR ROLL,
k.Few Of the Good Psopls Who have Re-
Gently Paid Up.

The WATcHMAN ls always glad
to chronicle the acquisitions OF
good substantial people to Its ever
increasing subscription list. es-
pecially those who pay az they go.
The man who pays is the Il who
counts most in anything. Actions
are always worth mere ard go
farther than promises. There
would be no need of laws to en-
force the collection cf debts, It all
men would ''toe the mark equars-
ly and promptly as they should,
and many homes. would be made
happier and brighter thereby. Tho
following have recently paid some,
thing on their subscription to this
paper:
Mrs Catharine Rufty, " Z
Bean, Melton Shepherd, Abe
Knox, A II Price, Henry A Via
sol, Prof A v George, J F E
Brown, A 0 Grubb, J Frank Will
helm, G E Miller, Ian Miller, l.
4 Ho!shouser. i c Mcdaniel, D
R Simpson, J c. Trexler, W 4
Owens, G L Britain, J S Black,
we]der, J A Morgan, F Cline,
David Gobble, J M A Bost, J L
Shuping, M L P rker, Mary l G
Peeier, Jno D A Fisher, Stephen
Davis, L NJ neeler, Jno A Pe@l-r,
W L Satrit, A L Lyerly, VIM NJ
McC mbs, R Lee Wright, L J
K'uttz, Step1ap Kirk, H G Kirk,
J L Hartss'l, B W4lb, W D
R we, W T Braisington, Rev J c
Clspp, w T Barber, Go F Brown,
Henry Young, W A Brady, Long
Miller G A Crowell, H G Vanhoy,
J A Miller, Riley Morgan, B E
Drake, L A Drake, J N Rimer,
Tobias Holshouser, W c Rose, w
H Goodman, RI Hart, Myrtle
Kerr, F Goodman, John Good
night, R wv Ovens, Mrs Robt J
Blair, G W Albright, J H Misen-
heimer, John Shepherd, John A
Hedrick, T G Correll, Peter E
Swink, w Kepley, R NJ Trek.
Ter, Joseph Howard, B S Howard.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-03-06
To Test AsIatic Feeling.

A bill, which has for its pur.
pose the expression of the people
on Asiatic immigration, was in
PRODUCED in the state senate by
Senator Keane, of San Francisco,
by unanimous consent.
The bill will be rushed through
the legislature. It provides that
thirty days before the Presidential
election in 1908, the governor
shall issue a proclamation re.
questlng voters to give an express
sion On the regular ballot for or
against Asiatic inning
Chinese are already excluded
Sacramento, CAL, dispatch.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-03-06

Pursuant to the provisions contained
in a Mortgage Trust Deed executed
August 10th 1905 hy W.. A Clark ard
wife Mamie CLARK, and registered in
The office OF the Register Of Deeds for
Scwan County in Book of Mott
gag S No %, page 236, to the UNDER
signed, to secure .:'e payment of 9
certain note described in said Mort
gage Trust Deed, CetanIt hay ing been
made in the payment OF said debt which
ald mortgage Was given 10 secure, the
undersigned Will sell for cash at the
Court House door Il Salisbury, N. G.,
on
Friday, Mach 18th 1907,
at the hour of II Nj the following de-
SERTED rea? estate
Beginning at q st-Ee Is feet from the
vest corner. intersection of Shaver and
Andrew streets, 'honc.; SO feet with
shaver street 10 a sc" q, thence 1853
:eet, parallel viii Ans @w street to a
q y loot alley, the SO 18th linz of alley,
oo 1eet to a lake. tLelc, 1865 fe ct. para:-
~ "l,f Andrew eel. 20 the begin
nlng, being lot \ II in Block Sc in
'ne al0 Nnnder: ord addi-
ION to~the town Vi Spa.rer.
. seeouo trace; ginning at a stake
20 zee rom = y est corner, inter-
section OF AndI. Y nd shaver streets,
thence with ohayef~strto t, 90 feet to a
stake, therce ]6" ct. parallel with
andfeW street 40 4 l2,oot alley, thence
With line o. alley, 30 feet TO a sta; e,
thence 1853 feet parallel with Andrew
TO tn. beginning, being lot No.
Dlock e in The Henderson and V, n
t.. . 10 the town OF Sp.n-
Ter, the above rd- hav:ne been con-
Heyed by the sal@ y. a. Ciatk and wife,
Naiinie + iaFk l." re thu debt PRO-
videc for in aid mortgage.
This Feb. II h. 1907.
JA& D. DORSETT,
mNr gagee ard trustee.
'ohn L.. Rendienlan, att, rney.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-03-06
CorteIyou Changes Offices.

Washington, March 4,-George
Bruce Cortelvou. at a few min
utes before 3 O'Clock this after.
noon, relinqulshed the flee of
Postmaster General to Geo rg e
Won Lengerke Meyer, of Mas
sachusetts, recently Ameri c a n
ambassadoE at St. Petersburg.
aud soon thereafter proceeded t.
the Treasury Department, where
he took the oath of office as Sec
rotary, in succession to Leslie M.
Shaw.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-03-06
Cause OF Stomach Troubles.

When a man has trouble with
his stomach you may know I'll at
he is eating more than he should
or of some article of food or drink
not suited to his a.e or occupa
ton, OF that his bowels are na-
bltually CO. .etipated. Take Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tab.
lets to regulate the bowels and
improve the digestion and SEE if
the trouble does not disappear.
Ask for a free sample. Sold by
James Plummer, Salisbury, aud
Spencer Pharmacy, Spencer, N. G.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-03-06
HIS Up 10 Johnson.

During a dog fight in front of
this office one day last week Sher-
man Johnson SO far forgot him
self as to call US a liar and hit us
Oh the nose. Scores of people
have said that We ought to have
him arrested for assault and bat
terry, but We shall not do so. W.
shall let his own conscience pun
ISL him.-Mometewn, Cal, Ban
ner.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-03-06
Notice to Creditors.

Having duly qualified as executor of
the last will and testament Of Miss
Jennie Howard, deceased, this is to no
tify all creditors to present their claims
to the Undersigned for payment on Or
before the 9th day of February. 1858
or this notice will be plead in bar Of
their recovery.
This February 9th, 1907,
F. j. MURDOCH,
6t Executor of Jennie Howard.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-03-06

Tho Toueh That Heals

is the touch of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. It's the happiest comb
nation of Arnica flowers and heal
ing balsams ever compounded.
No matter how old the SIRE or ul~
Ger is this Salve will cure it.. For
burns, scalds, cuts wounds or piles
it's an absolute cure. Guaran-
teed by all druggists 25c.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-03-06
Lost and Found.

Lost, between 9:30 p. m. yes
terday aud noon today, a bilious
attack, with nausea aud sick head
ache. This loss was occasloned
by finding at a drug store a box
Of Dr.. Kings New Life Pills, the
guaranteed cure for Liliousness,
malaria and jaundice. 25c.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-03-06
Il .sale Of Valuable Farm lanes for Partition,

By virtue Of iudgmeat of the su-
per'or Court # K VIII county, in the
special p%rocee5i1 G e titI u l.. @. Nc
Clean, w. A. McClean It ii. vs.. John
Miller and wife NJ g,e Miller. John
IemnletCn ct al the undersigned,
com1ni~% sioner, vii, xpo~p; for sale at
public auction for Gas. on
Monday, thu ls1 tay ii April, 1907,
on the premises CT the lands herein
after describ d, at The hour of IL M,
the following lands situate in Atweli
Township, Rowan onrty:
Beginning a a S aae IN said Nc
Cleans line, til Ice 4. So deg. f 50
poles to a stake Il al j. Deaton's corn
Il, thence with t. he Sout' ~ deg.
E. l48 poles to a IKE in q. q. Me-
Knights linz. theie@ > 48 c~g. ", So
poi, s to 8 black osl his corl.e5., thence
with his line \. g. Deg. W. T. poles to
a sake, thence I. Sc leg. v. % poles
to a state, G. ". Mcriean's line, thence
with his hne, N, 1H-leg. W. 106 poles
20 tie beginning, containing IS acres
more Or less, ~adjoiring the lands of E.
I, Goodman, Mack Rodgers, Lock Nc
Knight, Ed Deaton y: al.
A second tract, adjoining the above,
begin ing at a hick,ry, in q. d. Nc
Knights line and running E. crossing
creek 6411a poles to an apple tree, form
er:y a hickory, 6. q. Meningitis corn
err, thence n. ~ Dig W. 1928 poles to
u $ one, Mack Rodgers corner, thence
with his orner % poles to maple,
thence s. 10 deg. w. IN poles to q
stone, thence S. Is deg. W. 20 nol's to
a st ne, thence s. 81 deg. E 259 poles
to the beginning, containing 1I9 acres:
more Or less.
A third tract, adjoini, 6 the above,
beginning at u ston-, OH Melons corner
IN McClean's line and runs thence s.
36 chains to a stone ON Meningitis line,
:hence W 1879 chains to a stone,
thence N deg. W. Sc, 1914 chains to
u stone an old line, thence Z. $50
chains to the beginning, containing 7
acres.
Bidding will begin at $7.97 per acre.
This Feb. 25th, 1857.
L. Q MCLEAN,
Commissioner.
JOHN L. RENDLEMAN, Attorney.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-03-06
Mortgage Sale Of Valuable Zeal state.

JOHN L. RENDLEMAN, Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

William ?. Rooney has sold for Harry Aronson.
formerly of the firm OF Myers & Aronson, Nos. $50
and go West 47th st. three story front and
two story tenement house. 25xloo feet each.
Also, sold No 67S Ninth ave. southeast corner Of
47th St. four story building. 25lX75 feet. TO a
client investment.
Frank Gass has sold through Cornelius b Parker
TO Mrs. Minnie Tulip a two family house. lot
25Xl0o feet in Iamport ave. near Fort Schuyler
Road. The lot is No. IL
Folsom Brothers have sold for Mrs. DeTmody
No 100 Ninth ave. 17.3x64 feet. with four story
between 32d and SD SITS Half Of this block is now
owned by the Pennsylvania Railroad
W e Preble and Leo Hess have sold for Henry
Arnstein No. jlS West l15th five story triple
1athouse plot 376XlGo feet.
George Reubel has sold Nos. 2l0i. 2l6s and 2ll0
Valentine ave, near lSrth st. four TWO family
houses.
Arnold & Byrne have sold for Thomas Reynolds
TO Louis Bernstein. No. 213s Amsterdam avenue.
southwest corner of 1G5th street q five story fiat
house on lot 25Xl00 feet.
William Wolffs Son has sold for Hirschfeld &
Lebhof 70 Rachel Cohn. No. 32l East SJth street,
four story double iathouse on lot 25Xl02.2 feet
Edward McNickar has sold for r. l.. Hoguet 10
Charles Brown, the northeast corner Of Riverside
Mrs T. Harris has bought Nos. 1908 and 1910
Third avenue two five story fathouses with stores,
plot J0Xl00 feet
Folsom Brothers have sold for Mrs. NJ. ] Oar
ment lot 1Z3x64 The property directly opo-
site the Pennsylvania terminal.
William r. Mason has sold for 5. a. Singerman,
No feS West 18th street, a five story tenement
J. Harris Jones has sold the plot. 50x9o feet,
the northeast corner of Ogden avenue and l63d
street TO g. Fioravanti. who will erect five story
apartment house the site.
The Reiss-I -Iowey Realty Company has sold tho
four story double 1athouso No 9S3 Jackson
nue. lot 2SX75, for John {. Cook
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
MEET AT MRS. POTTER pALMER's HOME
Civic Federation, Under August Belmont, TO
Confer with Union Leaders

Chicago, Jan. 2.-Gaptains Of industry and
representatives. Of organized workingmen are to
meet in joint conference at the home of Mrs.
Potter Palmer Saturday evening. January y,
under the auspices of the National civic Fed
GRAFTON. 1t is expected that its president, Au-
gust Belmont will he in attendance.
At the annual meeting Of the National Civic
Federation in New York three weeks ago Mrs.
Palmer offered the Of her home. and invi-
tations TO he sent out to-day to about three
hundred employers OF labor and equal num-
her Of representative union men.
II is hoped by the civic Fedora tion members
that the meeting will he a great success and
that OF its fruits will he the establishment
in Chicago OF a branch of the national associa-
ton such as has been established recently in
Boston
When the project was first hroached. few
days ago II feared that In bor men might
refuse To attend because the meeting was TO be
held I'm Mrs. Palmers home on Lake Shore
Drive. The more conservative OF the labor lead
ers have been approached the subject and
they have declared that they willing to
meet representative employers in any place IL
the meeting viii have a tendency to bring about
better understa ndng.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
LONG ACRE PLOT SOLD
G. T.. RECTOR THE BUYER
Firm Adds to Its Fort Washing gtOn
Heights Holdings.

Charles Z. Rector took title yesterday TO par
Gel &c lx65.2 feet the east side Of Broadway 2S2
feet south Of 4ith street, from Charles T Barney.
Rectors restaurant occupies the premises Ihe
property s mort saged for 100000 1t is assessed
a little over 100000.
Heilner & Wolf have bought from George Col
burn through Hall J. How Co. vacant lot. &5x
100 feet northeast of 1S0th street and
Broadway The buyers adjoining plot, 96x
1908 feet
Palmer & Finneran have resod Nos 1900 and 1902
NJ Iison ave. six story apartment house. 5Sxll0
feet. Also sold for Aaron Coleman No. 255 West
Both St 25xleO feet. five story front and tene
ment house. and res0ld same through H l. Suy-
dam William Good.
John NJ Reid & Co have sold for Edward J. Nc
Cabe to DR.. John !. Coyle No. 20 East 31st ST. a
four story prick hathouse. plot B9xlO0 feet.
f. Osborne Smith e. Co have sold for Gabriel
Schwab plot 35X1o0 feet the east side of Woody
crest ave. 80 feet north of 164th St
Hedley r. Weeks has leased for f. Y. Foote %
Samuel j. Silberman and David Shaft the parcel
T5x51 feet at the northwest corner of Canal and
Chryste SITS. The lease is for long term.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
SHOT TO KILL JUDGE.
Girl Didn't Like Decision. and
Planned ASSASSINATION.

St Louis. Jan. 2-Just after Judge ]. a. Nc
Donald. of the Circuit Court. had convened
court this morning, Miss Rosa We'll suddenly
arose from among the spectators and fired point
blank with revolver at the judge. The bullet
missed him She was disarmed and arrested
Miss We'll is daughter of Mrs Elsie Wei
and the late August l. Well. She was dis
pleased with an adverse decision made by Judge
Mcdonald on November last in a case In
which her mother sought to deprive grandson
Of a share In August Wells estate This grand
son was the child of Agnes We'll, a deceased
daughter Of Mrs. We'll. The grandmother under
took to deprive the boy of his share in the in
heritance by raising question to the legiti-
macy of his mother.
At the Four Courts Clara We'll delegated by
her sister TO speak for both, said:
Rose and I first planned to kill ourselves.
Then decided to kill Judge Mcdonald and
commit suicide together.
We couldn't get justice. thought we
would take the law in own hands. We We're
beaten out Of our property, worth S3o.FO. by
the manpulations of certain men. We tried to
but could not. We advised to bring a
partition suit. In that suit did not get JUS
tiCe so we decided Judge Mcdonald should die