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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-30
SESSION RELAMPACO
en- Ell Gonsejo Eje-
CutiVO.
AprohaCi6n de variOs HOmhfamientOs.
ANdRcIass una vista pdbIICa
para Il concession Dc una flanqulGIa,

RSpids como IN reI6mpago fu6 la se.
sion celebrada agar poE el Consejo Eje.
cutivo.
Aeistieron los &C flores AcufP, del Vale,
WilIoughby, Ward, Feuille = Disz Ma
v.rro
ri doctor del Vale, preAideDte pro.
tempore er tregs el mallete 81 fi3E Wi
loughby, y le dice en- bToma que no tuvo
necesidad de hacer uso de 81.
Sc cambian afsttuosos Bsludos entire los
Eecien Ilegadcs ntforeu Grshame Wi
lloughby, con sus demka companeroB dR
principle Ia session.
Dssde ent6nces hasta 81 final solo 40 oye
1Ayl Jay! (f) por los dmbitos del salon.
Aprob6ndoHe todos los asuntoH de que di6
cuenta aver "La CorTespondencia".
Este 90, aprobaci6n del nombramiento
de los . n9res Adrian PadillR para el
conCejo municipal de Arecibo, Julio RI.
mos, juez de Paz de Caguas; Carlos Gar
Cia de la NoCeda, juez de Paz de LoizR;
A. VillRTrubio, concejal de Aguads I'll.
Ruiz Amadeo, de Vega baja.
Sc d6 cuenta con una copiR CertifcRdR
de la frau quicia concedida favor de don
Antonio Roig para conStruir un ramal de
feEroCaEril entire Humacao y 50 playa.
Sc aprueba Ia petici6n del senior Carlos
Bsnitsz Casts los, de Viequea, en- Ia que
pide ell ConBejo no EesuelvR como dc uti.
lidad p6blicR respecto las sguas de una
quebrada situads en- propisdad, sin oirle =
pss6 la comisi6n de frauq quiciRH.
Sc apruebR la ordsnRnzs del municipio
de Patillas, para la matanzR de ganado,
ibrs por HeiS meBeu.
La COmiHi6n de gobierno local informa
favors sblsmente la oTdenanza de la muni'
Cipalidad de cana Diaz, para hacer cier
tos trabsjos por administration.
Sc vot6 poT unanimidad la petici6n de
Ia compafifa del ferTocRIril de circunvaIa'
ci6n FeBpecto un ramal 81 Bitio conocido
por "BoqueT6a" en- Csbo Rcjo, con Is
lfnea general.
Sc accedi6 ls petici6n de reajuBts del
Rnticipo de $4,000 hecho por 81 munich
pio de Bayam6n para On acueducto para
Bayam6n y Cata1o y una plaza en- Ca
tafio.
LA ComiHi6n de hacienda y preuupueSto
Accede 4 Ia petici6n del syuntamiento de
Aguas buenas de $500 de anticipo pare
Construir una calle que conduzca de Ia
poblaci6n Ia casa escuela. Fu6 aproba-
da en- vista del buen estado de aquella
administration.
Sc acCede 10 Solicitsdo por el Attorney
general, para utiizar por IN mes mas un
empleado temporero encaYgado del archivo
y cnyo gaSto sera pagado con los fondos
del departamento.
Sc anuncia una vita pdblica, On la que
seE6u OidaS aquellas peTaonap- que 10 de-
seen, para la petici6n de los sefiores "The
Robert Graham Comp" reupectO exprO-
piaci6n de terrenos para 81 establecimisn-
to de mueIles en- 81 puerto de San Juan ?
Pueblo Viejo.
Sc levanta Ia uesi6n las 8 , 80 p. N.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-30
Junt, EssOIar d San Juan.
Secretarfa.

Por la pTesente SO notifca los maea.
troS que han sido nombrAdos por lR Junta
EscolaF de San Juan, para tomar & su
cargo las escuelaB de este municipaIidad en-
81 pr6ximo curse escolsF, ss sirvAn concu.
rrir Ia ofcina de Ia Junta, Cristo mime
70 20, durante Las horas de II de la
msfiana de 2 de Ia tarda, en- los dias
3 , 4 del pr6ximo mes de Setiembre, CON
objeto de frmar los contratos.
Los mRestros que SO encueutren tuera
de San Juan, deberkn soIicitaE de esta Se-
cretaria los refsridos contratos, los cuaIes
les ser6n remitidos por correo, Fscomen-
d6ndoles Ia Immediate devoluci6n despueB
de frmadcs.
San Juan, Agosto 90 de 1907 G.
Rosy. secretRrio. 3vs
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Para saIvarse de ia bYama.

De hoy mas, ya no BerS una paBadilla
para los nsvegantes lR denss bTumR que
tantos cheques ha produoido On 81 mar;
de hoy mas ys no hay que estudiar Ia
maneFa de combatir este peligro, Bino 81
modO de pFovserHe de una de esEs campa'
mas submsrinaa que tan buencs resultados
estSn dando en- AlemAnia, donde recien'
tementa Sc las ha puasto prueba.
Hsce POGO en- ChsIburgn. se pEovsy6 el
Temolcador aleman 'Wil konsmen" de
una campana Bumeygible en an pezo pEac.
ticado en- Ia parts de pops; 81 remoIcadoY
march6 delRnte del gran t'asatlkntico
'Kaiser Wilhelm IT., desde este magRf'
foo buque Sc oyeron peFfsctsments los
Bonidos de la campana del remolCador
Giete miles de distancia.
Las aen % convencionales hechaB en
estas condolences fderon exactamsnte inter
pretadss por medic de micE6fonoA OtFos
buques. que no estaban pFovist5s de estes
aparatog, Fecogieron tRmbi6n los Bonidos
de Is campanR submarine & diatanCiR de
dos y tres millag,
So ha descubis1to por los Babios ma luz
llamada photogan, Compuesta de microbios
que, introdueidoB en- un tubo de cTistal
egtfn emitiendO claridad Fadiante misntras
viven, por dos maseH 10 menoap
En- cuanto musren y go vualve opacog
Ba renuava Ia provision de animRlillos vi-
vos en el tuvo, vuslven 4 alumbraE.
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ANUNcIo DE sUBAsTA
JuRtlIEscOIar Dc San Juan.
&eeretGrtG.

Ell dfa de setiembre pr6ximo, ue lie
var6 & cabo On la ofeina de Ia Junta Eg.
collar de San Juan, Cristo n6mero 20
las de Ia tarde, Ia adjudication en- p6
blica subasta de las obras de tabiquerfs y
portsgs para una escuels en- Ia paEada "a
de Santurce.
Los datos necesarioS, Ell plieg1 de Cond;.
clones , presupuesto que habr6n de regir
en- la contrata, Be encuentfan de msnifes
to en- Ia o6cina de ID Junts, donde los In
teresados podrSn obtsnerlou todos los dfas
laborsblea de g & IL de Ia ms II 4na.
La Jut ia SO reserva 81 derecho de re-
chazar cualquiera todss las pEoposicio
nes.
San Juan, AgOstO % de 1907 C.
Rosy. Secretario. 3vA
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PudO OCurrir en- Puerta de Tierra una
IamentabIe desgraCia,
PiORtO smpGzlrdn los trabDIos
de adOquInado del blrrIO.

Agosto 3O.-Ayer las seis menos
cuRrto pudo ocurrir una deugfacia lamen-
table. Bsjaba IN CARO- 8 iba & cFuzar Ia
via del fsrroCarril sin dsTss cuenta el
conductor de dicho caro-, de que Ia guar
da-vfa dabR la sen Il de la proximidad del
tren, siendo tiTado por terra eI caballo,
sin que recibiera confusion RIguua.
-Pronto empezar6n los trsbajcs de
adoquinado de este baErio va est6n lIegan-
do las piedras para las aceras, Hiendo
conducidas poE carretas.
q Convendrfs que les inspectoyes de
sanidad hagsn ans viaita algunas cua-
dras csballerizsB de este bar1io.
En- Ia parada de este barrio ' al
lado izquierdo de Ia casa titulada s'El La
berinto'', gs estS costruyendo IN ediicio =
&c NOS infOrma que Sera para una iglesis
metodi1ta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-30
ProdIglaso ts:subrlnl.nto Dc "a :.bIo I,ports

>Comunican de Tekio que el sabio jspo.
n6B Parots, por medic de expsrimantos
con 81 radio, ha descubierto nm mcdo de
cultiYsr la tiara, de que puede formaTue
una idea con 81 liguients dsdo: zen 12
hoTas por medic de coFrieates cataliticas
hizo dicho sabio germinar semillas de va
rios vegetables hssta que dieran frutoG
aplicables 81 consume"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-30
COmGrcIlI.

Los Beh1Ees Carlos Cid u Co. nos pREti.
cipan que con fscha de AgoAtO % he que
dado diSuelta Ia soCiedad que giraba en-
eata pIazR bsjo Ia ra26u social de Carlos
Gid q Co en- virtud de haberse neparado
nor mGtuo convsnio el Bocio don Pedro A.
IgIesias, haci6ndoBe csrgo del active y
pSsivo el socio Carlos, Cid, que Sc dedica.
T6 al mismo, de negooiou que Ia casa ante
rior, Hiendo socio comanditario don Jose
Gid.
Dichs nuevs casa girsr6 bsjo Is raz6n
de Carlos Cid q Go. s. en- 9. BusnoS
negocios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-30
Initiation Dc ID plata.

Existe una imitaCi6n de IL plAts en- que
entra como priucipsl componente una
Gleaci6n del alumi1io del zinc.
FL aspecto de los objetos hechos con es.
ia aleaci6n, eH enteraments igual que si
fueran de plata, siendo tanto mas f6ciI el
ergsfio cuanto que 81 sIzin tiene el mismo
peso que la plata y adem6s admite un bru
fido complete.
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cOLOCACNNES,
Angel Pechs.

Pueden cbtenerla una joven Hefors
que conozca dibujO y una jOven que liable
iDgleA entienda algo de laboreB de ira
bajoB de Ofcina. DilijirSe 4 The Porto
Rico Drawn Work and Embroidery Co.
Tetuan IA, San Juan 15v.n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-30
De Administration.

Avisamos a las personas, que
solicitan suscribirse q este dia-
rio, que el peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 el aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de la sus-
crici6n..
Esta vale por un trimestB
1925. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por IN ai1o $500, PGgo an
ticipado,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-30

sE vENDE UNA FINCA que produ.
Be- da $500 & $500 menHuaIes, cuyo pro.
ducto us t0ma ca metsIico men1uaImenta
y estk frsnts caEHatsra poCos Kilometres
ds San Juap. En- Uta impgonta infoE.
paEfa. 1ah
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-30
UtlIIdad Do Ia truta en- Ia t0r,psatIea.

UD doctor de Filadele5, preconiza 81
uUo de la fruta como 70 suma utilidad en-
Ia terap6utica, con pref ,9ncia marcadfsi-
ma aobre medicame- -Os desagradabIes de
tom6r aun menos efcaces
Con que, & conner quenepaa de Ponce y
PgVaeNt0I 8 mango Dc MsYagiss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-30
10 que va de- aver 4 hoy.

Con la ganaderfa de Espafia 90 ciment6
Ia de America, mss hoy dfa, mientVas que
en- Espaiis apenss 30 come carDe, las Re
p6blicas del Plsta inundan con Hus pro-
ductos lou mercRdoa de EuHopa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-30
Los POBREs

Sc alquiIan habitaciOnes frescas muy
baratas an Ia casa recisn conutruida en-
Puerta de TERRA al Iado de ia fkbrica
de tabacos antigua ckFcel. l. sformaF6n,
Allen 66 8 Sol "a Is Va.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-30
DOCTOR TOMAS VAzQUEz.

Medioo Cnuiano de las FaCuItadm Dc PNh Dc Msdrid
Ooco losBVicos Dc pEof6n FIs4a Dc Col6n n6m. "a
Hela q a0ataE da1GA62Rn
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-07-17
Give Heed TO Your Woods.

"Preserve your good timber.
Cut down your trees that show
signs of decay; but be careful not
to let them fall on the young
trees" Such was the advice given
by a we'll known local lumberman.
The old tree can be sawed up and
marketed, and the young will ma
ture in due time when the timber
becomes more valuable. The :
tention given the shrubs and
young trees now will determine
the supply of the future. Some
farmers who are cutting down &C.
dar trees and building ordinary
fences therefrom will find few
years hence that the cedar trees
thus destroyed would have become
more valuable than the land it.
self. Choice timber is growing
scarce, and walnut, oak, cedar
and other timbers used for veneer
Ing are made to bring from $50 to
$50 per the usand feet. Let us
look to the growing forests
Stanly Enterprise,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-07-17
Wise Counsel From the South,

II want to give some valuable
advice to those who suffer with
lame back and kidney trouble. -
says J. R. Blankenship, of Beck.
Tenn. Il have proved to an ab-
solu.e certainty that Elec tri c
Ritters will positively cure this
distressing condition. The first
bottle gave me great relief and
after taking a few more bottles, !
was completely cured; SO com.
pletely that it becomes a pleasure
to recommend this great remedy"
Sold under guarantee by all drug
gists. Price SOC.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-07-17
The PEOPLE RULE.
Along with the Trust Busting. Prohibition.
izing, etc., Let's Pnrity Politics.

Reforms for the people must
come through the people. Thus
it has ever been in the history OF
the human race. History re.
peats itself" because human ma.
ture repeats itself. Every stu.
dent If history knows that the
English government today rests
on the shoulders of the people be-
cause they made onslaught after
onslaught until the dominant for
ces the established order of things
gave way. It was only near the
close of Gladstone's long life that
suffrage was universal in England.
And when we say "universa1' it
is not in it's broadcast application
as in this country.
The free ballot that has come to
us is priceless heritage. But this
ballot while free, should be an in
telligent one. Every voter has it
lii his power to make it SO, for
with the free ballot we have free
speech. free press. and free
schools. Let us know wherefore
we vote. Let us appreciate this
great privilege of the free ballot
more and more. No nan is freer
than when he can step to the polls
and cast his ballot. It has been
the struggle of centuries-univer-
sal suffrage. Let US love it and
cherish it. And the people are
asserting their rights now as never
before.
The Investigations of insurance,
food products, trusts, and rail-
roads have been brought about
through the people and until the
people take hand things always
go from bad to worse. The
searching and finding of John D.
Re ckefeller in his hiding place
and serving subpoena on him
simply means a direct blow at
trusts and may mean, through the
power of public opinion expressed
in the free ballot, eventually, the
death of trusts, or at least trusts
as they are now managed. Along
with pure food let US demand
pure politics.-Stanly Enterprise.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-07-17
The Chances are They Found Something
That Paid Better Wages.

There were four foreigners here
yesterday raising money among
the German-speaking citizens of
Charlotte to help them get to
Baltimore or Washington. They
told tale of ''Mucha worka, no
pay" They claimed to have
come from $50 miles South of
here, just where the reporter could
not learn, but they had been on a
large farm where number of
foreigners are at work, and left
there because the farmer would
Al pa7 Charlotte Observer,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-07-17

Free, for Catarrh, just to prove
merit, q Trial size Box of DR..
Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. Let
me seld it now. It is snew white,
creamy, healing, antiseptic balm
Containing such healing ingredi-
ents as Oil Eucalyptus, Thymo],
Menthol, ETC., it gives instant
and lasting relief to Catarrh Of
the nose and throat. Make the
free test and see for yourself what
this preparation can and will &C
compish. Address DIR, Shoop,
Racine, Wis. Large jars 50 cents.
Sold by Crimes Drug Store.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-07-17
Best Medicine In the World for Collie ant
Diarhoea.

81 find Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to
be the best in the world, says Mr..
G. L. Carter, of Skirum, Ala. 81
am subject to collie and diarrhoea.
Last spring it seemed as though !
would die, and think l would if
1 hadn't taken Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Diarr b o a
Remedy. I haven't been troubl'
ed with it since until this week
when I had very severe attack
and took half a bottle of the Is
cent size of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
and this morning 1 feel like new
man." For sale by James Plum
mer, Salisbury, and Spence
Pharmacy, Spencer, N. c.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-07-17
Tie Right Name.

Mr.. August s. -:';,>a, the popu.
lar overseer Of t:.2 /. : at Fort
Madison, Ia, s~Jrs: DC Kings
New Life Pills, are lis,.t'y /: med
they act more agreeablJ Il N re
GOOD and make one feei h 1t
than any other laxative. T" Guar,
anteed to cure biliousness anc
constipation. 25c at all druggists
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-07-17
JURORS FOR AUGUST COURT.
The Next Term Of RoWap's Superior Court
Begins Monday August 26th.

At the recent meeting OF the
County Commissioners the fol.
lowing jurors for the next term 81
|Rowan's Superior Court, begir,.
ming on Monday, August 26, were
drawn:
FIRST WEEK W K Fleming,
Joseph H McNeely, D L Arey, W
F Leonard, VIM B Stirewalt, Nj c
Quinn, S Perry, Peter A. Kluttz,
A S Ramsay, John M Knox, E B
Foushee, Harris W Boggs, Milas
A Brown, B F Goodman, G S Smell
lings, W Isenhour. D G Eagle,
Louis D Earnhardt, w w Rose
man, S G Peacock, A J Holshou-
ser, J B Kerns, Lawson Ritchie, J
A Murph, E D Caven, T g Bar
ber, G L Lovelace, T V Jenkins, A
R Lazenby, S F Lord, H Lewis
Lyerly, Lee Ketchie, David S
Lentz, Fl 7 Porter, O L Heilig and
G M G Barger.
SECOND WEEK-R w Porter, A
H Daniel, Jno B Fisher, E Clark,
A L Smoot, Jno A M Brown, L G
Ritchie, J E Moose, John Owens,
E L Foil, W G Femister, s F
Mauney, R. B Flake, G L Sloop, J
D Fink, P M McGraw, M L Par
ker, John F Robinson, John G Ly-
erly, G H Brown, John P Roue-
che, ] K Link, G F Piper, and M
M Pence.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-07-17

No 6 J w Deal, ] F Freeze, J
A Hendricks.
No Z J F Cline, w w Brown,
] L Fleming.
No 8 James Bailey, E Scott
Miller, J F Turner.
No 9 J L Patterson, w A Pat
terson, A W Albright.
CHINA GROVE.
| No l G L Lipe, John Felker,
VIM A Weaver.
No 2 P Linn, J R Rice,V A
KimmoDs.
Ne 8 Clarence Clapp, ] L Bos-
tian, g W Bringle.
No 4 Walter M Rogers. John
Eagle, Whit Wilhelm.
No 5 John M O Rimer, Moses
w Stirewalt, John P Beaver.
No 6 Robert F Freeze, G A Ed
dleman, Chas W Ketner.
No I John L Deal, Edgar Ri
ley, Arthur E sloop.
No / P Kress, 0 L Heilig, w
J Fesperman.
No 2 Burgess Cauble, J M
Yost, John Shulenberger.
No 8 J B Lingle, Ed Davis, P
A D Pee]er.
| No 4 W L Harris, J A Fesper-
man, R A Safrit. =
No 5 E M Sifferd, D F Wise, J
S Cauble.
LITAKER.
No / w G Troutman, J A Rose
man, Lewis Eddleman.
No 2 R A Raney, J Alex Peeler,
H M Anger.
No 3 Love Goodman, T E
Webb, J G Barnhardt,
| No 4 Marshall A Holshouser,
Frank Parks, A W Shipping.
No 5 M A J Roseman, Milo A
Kluttz, Charles Sides
GOLD HILL.
No [ G E Bost. David Beaver,
Orlin Cruise.
No 2 Calvin Fisher, John A M
Peeler, J Allen Miller.
No 3 HAM Barringer, Rob.
ert Holshouser, G M Fisher.
No 4 W L Shaver, ] S Russell,
B G Cody.
No 5 B R A Beaver, B A Earn
hardt, John Nussman.
No 6 G II Peeler, Martin E
Miller, II W Bost.
! No Z Lewis Kluttz, John II A
Lyerly, W M Letter.
No s Bryant Beck, Dolph Mil
ler, Jno D Trexler.
| No 8 Jas NJ Goodman, DR. A B
Goodman, Tobias Holshouser.
MORGAN.
No IN M Wyatt, J G Hill,
Geo L Hoffman.
No 2 Dan el Eagle, James N
Wyatt, Walter Burraga.
No 8 Jas II Morgan. Moses
Goodman, Samuel Bame.
No 4 Jno W Morgan, D D Sha.
yer, J N G Morgan.
No 5 J A Miller, Jos W Miller,
W C Lisk.
No 6 Emanuel Shaver, Jesse
Harkey, VIM Fry.
No Z W G Ketchie, W G Eagle,
G A Trexler.
PROVIDENCE.
No 1 G W Long, A P Miller, A
B Leonard.
| No 2 T G Eller, W A Agner, Il
P Lyerly.
No 8 F I Agnar, Geo p Peeler,
C L Frick.
No 4 Thos Barger, o M Hols.
); houser, Jas M Trexler.
/ No 5 D F Agner, M B Rufty,
Jos Lentz.
No 6 DR. c M Poole, Jos A
Poole, G M File,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-07-17
ALBEMARLE AND STANLY COUNTY.
A Faith" Specialist Allows his Son TO
die. To Have an Opera House.
Stanly Enterprise. July llth.


stanly Enterprise. July 1lth.
The Southern Conference of tn
North Carolina Synod will NEE
in Macedonia church, StanI,
County, Rev. II. M. Brown, pas
tor, on Thursday before the fourtl
Sunday of July at 10 a. m. Thurs
day, II .. M, opening sermon b,
Z the president, Rev. N. D. Bodie
afternoon, reports On state of tn,
Church. Friday, II a M, scr
mon on education, Rev. J. @
Wertz; alternate, Rev. G. A
Brown; afternoon discussion
Means and Nature of Conversion
Rev. J. r Shenk or Rev. Geo. II.
Cox, D. D. Saturday morning
How Can We Best Interest Young
Men In Church Work? Rev. H.
A. Mccullough or Rev. E. L. Rit-
chic. Sunday, II a NJ, sermon,
Rev. R C. Holland, D. D.; alter
nate, J. E. Shenk.-C. R. Pless,
secretary.
The meetings at the Baptist
church are progressing with ever
increasing interest. There have
been five baptisms to date. Mr..
Dunn is vigorous, ardent preach
er Of righteousness. He sbears
down hard upon sin, whether i'll
the church or out of it. The
church has taken on new life in
many ways, having thrown off
hindrances and having put on
power.
The little son of John Ingram.
of the Stony Hill neighborhood,
was injured about the head. Sun
day, by falling over backward on
the floor while playing. The
child lost consciousness and as it
failed to regain it DR.. Whitley of
Albemarle was called. He ex-
amined the child but did not pre-
scribe for it, stating that it would
get alright when it woke up, which
proved true, the child waking up
about ten O'Clock at night in it's
usual, normal way.
Jones Thompson died Tuesday
at his home in East Albemarle.
DR.. Whitley was called in last
Saturday, after the young man
had been suffering from fever for
a number of days, the case having
been under the supervision Of his
father, G. D. Thompson, who ls
somewhat Of a "Faith'' specialist.
Fever had gotten such a grasp on
Mr.. Thompson that the case had
gotten beyond medical attention.
The deceased was about 35 years
of age, and was a good and indus.
trious young man, He leaves a
wife and four little children,
whose lot calls forth peculiar sym.
pathy. The burial took place
yesterday morning at Randall's
church cemetery.
Messrs. F. f. Starnes, D. F.
Parker and J. G. Parker have uni
ted in the erection of handsome
brick building to adjoin the
Smith Il Biles building now occu-
pied by P. J. Huneycutt & Com
pany, on Main street. The build
ing is to be two stories, covering
50x8O feet. The lower floor will
be finished for store rooms. using
the Crane patent front, with solid
plate glass joined by metal clasps.
The second floor will be finished
for an opera house, thing much
needed in our little city for va
rious public gatherings.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-07-17

: Rowan Board of Education th
following named persons were az
pointed school committeeman fo
the different school districts i
the several townships of Rowal
county. The terms last for tw
years from July 2, or until thei
SUCCESSORS are elected and quail
| fed:
SALISBURY.
| No 1 T D Brown, Joseph Fish
er, G. w Julian.
| No 2 J B Kerns,' S G Ketchie
David Kluttz.
No 8 T J Lof1in, James Horah
Calvin Kesler.
| No. 4 John Y Hedrick, A I
Hackatt, J Y Yarboro.
No H5G M Higgins, J R Craw
ford, JOS Wiley.
( No 6 Henry Hoffner, Wiley
Sifferd, w R Porter.
No Z D. Miller, A w Hicks
A D Smith.
No 8 G E Fesperman, E e
Brown, H L Dunkle,
No 9 A J Rary, Jno G Earn
hardt, A P Blackwell.
FRANKLIN.
No 1 J G Miller, G W Fowler
D M Blackwelder.
No 2 Jno Lewis Cauble, II A
Fisher. Henry Monroe.
No 3 VIM M Kester, G A Weant
Eli Parks.
No 4 Calvin Jacobs, J A Click,
Ash Miller.
No 5 Baxter Hartley, V I
Gheen, Charles Myers.
No 6 Geo A Rufty, J H Robin.
son, ] M Kepley.
No Z Ernest Miller, Lewis
Sheets, M A Powlass.
UNITY.
No / W T Barber, JD Cline
E L Bolick.
No 2 Frank Hillard, George
Kluttz. J M Mingis.
No 8 J A Campbell, L M Hart,
John Owens,
No 4 II P Crawford, J M Ben.
son, T L Thompson.
SCOTCH IRISH.
No / G L Johnson, S Rudacil,
R L Moore.
No 2 w A Steele, J W Safrit,
L A lowell.
No 8 R G Current, Jonathan
Lyerlv, Chas J Fleming.
No 4 ] W Foster, ] Frank Phi.
fer, w Locke Steele. -
CLEVELAND.
No 1 B F Goodman, J II Davis,
VIM Thompson.
No 2 K M Roseboro, Jno H
Barringer, D G Barker.
MOUNT ULLA.
No l S M Hart, D E Overcast,
S B Hart.
No 2 &c Sheriff., &C Edmis.
ton, Ed Mclaughlin.
No s. F Childress, John M
Goodman, Eli Beaver.
Nc 4 W r Be:k, r G Knox, N
J Hoffner.
No 5 P c Letter, J G Wagouer
u Hall thompson.
STEELE.
No ] B Scott Krider, J S Hall
John Kestler.
No 2 J A MENUS, H O Deal,
James E Goodnight.
No 8 L M Lippard, F R /
shaeffer, G G. White.
No 4 G T Becker, S A Carrigan
T L Clary.
ATWELL
No l G D Overcash, E L Smith
II H Overcast.
No 2 G. P Walter, J M Freeze
Junius Furr.
No 8 G L Walter, Walter !
Karriker, Henry Yost.
No 4 J A Bost, S G Karriker
w L Karriker.
No 5 J L Karriker. K O Leazer
] S Moore:
Free, for Catarrh, just to Prov