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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-04-01
The Harm That WhiskeY Does.

Who knows the harm that whiskey
does?
The suffering who can tell7
We ask the man who strong drink
loves,
Who by the curse has fell.
He cannot tell one half the pain
Or suffering it has brought
10 him in mind, in heart, in brain,
Or on his body wrought.
He cannot tell the pain and woe
Of wife and children dear,
Or all the suffering that they knew
Or what's their dreadful fear,
How oft his mothers heart has broke.
His father how'd in shame,
When he kas put himself to soak
In whiskey's fiery flame,
A list of harm brought on by drink,
Would fill a volume large,
And many crimes, as black as ink,
We must to Whiskey charge.
1t takes, from christian homes, the boys
And turns them into thieves:
And all their hope Of life destroys,
And round them ruin weaves.
1t takes the bright-eyed boys we love,
And makes them drunken sots;
1t puts them where they're not above
The murderers' midnight plot.
When in the prison they are cast,
We ask the cause to know2
And when the truth we find at last,
"Twas drink, the deadly foe."
1t makes them in the bitches fall
And in the mud to lay,
1t makes them taste the bitter gall
That in strong drink doth stay.
1t makes its way into the home
And ome times, shame to say,
1t makes the fairer ones to roam
Where sin and shame doth stay.
1t lands its victims in the grave,
In early manhood's hour,
1t makes them in their misery ave.;
Strong drink has dreadful power.
Sometimes it rules where laws are
For this bright land of ours,
And oft, a candidate has aid
Brought in by w%hiskey's powers,
Somtimes its use will make a man
Forget his blood bought right
And cast his vote at drinks command,
Let it be wrong Or right.
It causes men to quarrel and fight,
And black each others eye,
With cruel blows, their friends they
smile,
To Stay them they will try.
Then let us join the ranks with these
Who stand against this foe,
Ard with them every move oppose,
Our courage let US show.
With words Of love, we'll beg and plead
With those who make and sell
This awful stuff, they know will lead
So many down to hell.
Well plead with them, to cast their
vote
To save our girls and boys,
And clench the demon by the throat
Before it more destroys.
Wen ask their help, to drive it out
o. this bright land of ours,
And when tits done, we'll raise a shout
Stong drink has lost it's pow'rs.
-Bunion, Faith, N, O., 3-2-'08.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-04-01

Don't fail to pay your poll~
tax before the LIST day Of May
if you wish to vote in any of
the elections to be held this
year.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-04-01
Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

Pursuant to a decree of the Superior
Court rendered in the special proceed
ings entitled R. A. Shipping, Admr. of
J. B. Rex ct al and John Rex, G. W,
Rex and others, authorizing, en-
towering and directing the undersign-
ed commissioner to expose hereinafter
decribed lands to public sale at the
court house doar III Salisbury, N. G.,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-04-01
la Nd SAL

Pursuant to the provisions of an Or
der obtained from j, Frank McCub-
bins, Clerk of Superior Court of Rowan
County, in the special proceeding en-
titled J. Samuel McCubbins, Admir-,
of John A McCubbins, VS. J. S. McCub-
bins, W. G. McCubbins ct al, appoint
ing the undersigned Commissioner to
sell certain lands for the purpose Of
making assets, 1 will expose for sale at
the Court House door in Salisbury, on
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VAN BEUREN HOMESTEAD TO STAY.
Death to Make No Difference with Dwell
ing House in 14th Street.

The funeral of Miss Elizabeth Spinsler Van
Beuren, great granddaughter of Henry Spinger
who died on Wednesday at advanced age in
the old Van Beuren home, No q West 18th
street. will be held tomorrow morning II o'clock
in st. Marks Church, Second avenue and 10th
Mrs Emily Van Beuren Reynolds, her
sister and nearest surviving relative. who lives
at No % West 14th street. said yesterday that
only members of the family would be asked 10
attend the funeral.
Miss Van Beuren's home and that of her sister
Mrs Reynolds, which are Joined by large gar
den. have for years been the only dwelling houses
left in 18th street in the block between Fifth and
Sixth avenues. The two houses have long been
known the Van Beuren homestead and with
the encroachments of business all sides have
city. The garden extends through to 18th
street. where the stable and conservatory The
estate occupies some ten city lots. Henry Spinger
bought the property in 1873 farm land, together
with much other property in the vicinity.
Henry Spingler came to America from Germany
in 1755. He married Miss Bonsan 1870, and built
fine home the land occupied by Union
Square Park In 1886 the city voted TO make a
park in that section. and the Spingler house
taken It then occupied by Mrs. Foner-
den, Henry Spingler's married daughter. Mrs.
Fonerden then built the house at No q West 18th
street. Miss Mary S. Fonerden married in
1857 TO Michael NJ. Van Beuren. the father Of Miss
Eliza beth Spingler Van Beuren-
Among the surviving relatives of Miss Van
Beuren are Mrs. Willard V. King. DR.. Frederick
T. Van Beuren, jr., John w A. DAVIS and Mrs
S. z. Thomas. Mrs. Reynolds said yesterday that
the Van Beuren homestead would still be kept in
tact in spite of the death of her sister
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
THEATRICAL NEWS.

Mime. Swift. said to be an expert in defining the
attributes of beauty, lecture yesterday after
noon in the Casino Theatre for the edifcaton and
amusement of the of the chorus. That sec
ton of the chorus connected with "The Mimic
World occupying the stage OF the Casino,
took notes. It IS expected that those of it to
whom has not been overindulgent will make
an effort 10 excel the teacher in the art OF beauti
Tying the face.
Miss Beverly stgreave will take the place Of
lillian Abertson In paid IN Full" beginning to-
morrow night Miss AIhertson Will take a vacation
The play is TO be transferred TO Webers Music
Hall IN three weeks.
At the request of William Gillette THAT Little
Affair at Boyds" has been changed 10 Ticey. and
under that name the piece will soon be seen here.
Mary Ryan will be In the cast
William ]. Kelley will appear on Monday night at
the One Hundred and Twenty-ftth Street Theatre
in a play called THE Nick OF Time"
Miss Rosa Karp. yiddsh performer. will ap-
pear at the benefit m he given o-norTow night at
Arverne for the Hebrew Infants Asylum OF Rock
away Park
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
MRS. JOHN B. STETSON WEDs.
Married in Philadelphia to Count Santa Eu'
lalia, Portuguese Consul at Chicago.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune

1eIeETaph Irlbuhe-
Philadelphia July 23.-Mrs. John B. Stetson
widow Of the millionaire hat manufacturer. and
an Indiana school teacher and Count Santa
Eulaa, Portuguese Consul at Chicago, were mar
ried this morning at Idro. the Stetson country
home, Ashbourne.
The ceremony performed by Monsignor
James P Turner, chancellor of the archdiocese of
Philadelphia. under a special dispensation granted
by Archbishop Ryan, the bride being Baptist
Only immediate relatives were present. The cere-
mony took place in the drawing room under
canopy of flowers.
The bridal pair left Philadelphia for New York.
where they will remain until Saturday, when they
will sail for Europe Later. 1t is understood, the
count and countess will return and make their
manent home here.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
Tn pr ~ronBEp N ST. PETERS.

Pins Y has announced his decision OF belns
turied in the cTvut of St. Peters determination
which will relieve his successor of much dill
rultv For although Leo XIII has been DEAD LOT
1vs years the Vatican authorities have found II
s,-rnssilJA 10 transfer his body from its tempo
r.Fv rertfnp place in ST Peters 10 lhe supelo
se-oh which he had had constructed for hlmseif
IN the Iateran Basiiica owing TO the oahser "i
n. same demonstration an the part OF me "oIot
rlrwp,r ~ The Eternal City that which oe-
rz-rf5 Al the time when Plus IL was belns con-
ysp.s through the streets of Rome 10 his tomo
IN that occasion the hearse was pelted WIN
s,cnts and mud end attempt was mace py 'ne
-p,b m burl il into the Tiber TIE ponce anu liie
--cors experiencing the utmost difficulty IN pre-
rsutinE The noodlurns from putting fheir desen lo
execution. r.
The .r,rt ot St Feter's contains the bones OF
number Of other PontIffs Of olden times, sucn
.s ~. o,l,. English Pope Adrian ~. who, pre-
ysl. 70 his elevation To the Chair of 81 Feuei'
,as Nicholas Brakespeare; OF Adrian NJ. VINO was
Drchraan and of Nicholas Y. the founoer oh
rhe university Of Glasgow. Their bodies corsl-
,pt. 50 10 speak. a species of guard OF hoioi
s-o.ns the spot believed by many 10 DE Ae i0el
resting mace Of the Apostle. St Peter
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
PEARSON TO HAVE DAILY I'M WINNIPEG

TRy Telegraph to The Tribune -
yf-innireg Man. July &c Arthur Pearson Will
Start an up-to-date daily newspaper in Winnipeg
according TO private advces received mere Al
though the particulars meagre IT is understood
that Mr. Pearson intends to have string OF dalles
throughout Canada which will be controlled rom
Winnipeg He Is now at the tercentehary eele
rration az ouebec but starts from there in Il
few days to complete his arrangements in this city
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and

Official Record and Forecast-Washinston July q
1ocaI rains and thunder occurred Thursday IN
the Middle and South Atlantic and East Gulf states ara
., a-sss from the Mississippi Valley the Rocky
,Ir,,atr di.trtcts Temperature slight.
conditions will be for local rains Friday In
the Atlantic states the western Of showers will
continue over the plains states and extend over the
,v,er Ohio Valley and western lake region Show
- vii occur Saturday generally throughout the central
,aiev, an. the region Temperature charges will
not be marked
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
Special Notices.

To the Employer
Do you want desirable help QUICRf
SAVE TIME, AND EXPENSE by eonsutfns
the file of applications of selected aspirant, FOR
positions Of various kinds which has Just BEEN
installed az the Uptown Office of
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
No. 1854 Broadway.
Between 3sth and 9th Streets.
Office hours: 9 a. N. to s D. m
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WALT wHIrMAN's SISTER BURIED.

Camden N J. July 23-The tomb of Walt Whit
man az Hareigh Cemetery was opened to-day 10
receive the body Of Mrs. Hannah Louisa Whitman
Heyde, the poet'e sister. who died on Saturday at
Burlington, VI the of etghty-four- Colonel
Porter A. Dale, Vermont read the burial service
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
NOT A PROMISING YEAR
From The Philadelphia Ledger,

From The Philadelphia Ledger
PENNSYLVANIA Democrats who have been waiting
the last dozen years for chance to their
political activity receive pressing invitation this
year. Rather may they take 10 the woods in in
creasing numbers. while the professionals contend
for the party machinery. This is not promising
year for Democratic harmony with the state lead
repudiated by the rational convention and the
national leader distrusted by the voters of the
state. In this remarkable situation the Of
those who have been Democrats by conviction will
remain indifferent TO plans of 'reorgani-
cation for the reason that they perceive no
advantage 10 Democracy, as they understand IL,
in The success OF either side.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
Died..

ApANs.As Pound R,a.s n = % Tsur'asy: naH =
% Ra.se Tlst saoasa al p5aaa % Rid1. suaa.7. Z
I'D D. N.
BRINLEY-At St Paurs School Concord. N H; Ju,y
90 iaos. infant OF Godfrey Mabons and Elisa
beth Agnes BrinIey
Cls7p in her s7h year Funeral s-rysss A. sss -
fafayette "a ave. Brooklyn. on SATURDAY, Jusy s. ,
p
DAylson wdnesasy 5s q scs " = az. .. :. s.s n
late residence. No. ss Lincoln Place. Bsookiya' On
Friday. July "a at O'Clock
ys Tnn.rs1 services fror his isse r.ssdsusa
Milford. Friday. July rs. p. m Insssrnsas
in Milford Csrn-tery
KELLTaAt View Canaan Conn wssns.a.y g ,a,z "a =
City Fns,s ssrv,s., y. = h.,s gr.s:y f ssi, e
at 1f:3o a M kindly omit flowers.
LAwRENCE-on July = Emma T.. laughter q ,ss
lar. william Lawrsne. In her sst yssr ran>,. -
dam ave. on Friday evening july ~ o'alsas-
LoEw.on WEDNESDAY nernin., July z ,za. - .e,. :.
her late residences. NO Is West o7ta 81, ys4Asy.
July "a. ar IL a. m.
Tss;ay "a me Fs s1 y z.n e. ;. - s; Pa .
ter D. seventh Bishop Of N.y Iors , 3 sss c I'D
mites q = the ptoesss ~ 5. .sr
July q =, n ll;ao there w4 ,: & g..,,': ss.,ss tsr
Y is earnestly requested snas fcve<s - ssat
RAMsDErI-on THURSDAY. July q. 1904 A.dr.- =
sis stagv..ant sTe soofyn a. FTsa1 July - :. rs
.. m. Interment. New Haven. Conn
sHAEFFER-suedeniy, at her Iesidsnee No 50 ssss1
Brooklyn Hills y. L, July T. Mary b ohaaE~
fer OF W. 5hasns-. her 2sxh ysar
services Friday evening ar O'Clock. az he1
late residence.
VAN BEUREN-At her resftencs. No 81 West i&th st.
July %, 1908 Elisabeth Spinsier Van Beufen.
daughter OF the late Michael ~ Van Beur,n and Mary
S. Fonerdsn. Funsral at ST. Marks Church. ID avs.
and 10th Saturday morning. July =. az II
O'Clock
WANDEL1-Suddeuy. a. Bologna Italy, on Juns z7
Townsend WandeiL Funeral servtces VII os eei1 as
the Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church as.
Madison ave. 6Orh Friday July "a az q
p. m. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery tbs day.
wARNER-On Wednesday July ~ 1908. Nadine. dauga-
Of Alexander and Frances q WsrRsr-
Funeral services Friday. July "a. at 81. Luke's
Episcopal Church. Clinton Fulton Brook
lyn ?. m. Internert private.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
EDITED 1s PAPERS; PAREsis KILLS HIM

IISy Telegraph The Tribune1
Taylofville, ILL.,. July 23-Cireus n. Wall who
had been editor Of eighteen Illinois newspapers,
died from paresis last night in the state insane
asylum az Rankakee, aged hfty-seven years.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
CALL FOR A FINAL WORD.

From The Baltimore Sun
II seems 20 u.s. in view of Mr.. Bryan's we'll earned
reputation for .candor in all matters relating to his
public career, that he should welcome the oppor-
vote absolutely clear and explicit The Democrats
Bryan viii be in full agreement with them on the
Brownsville case We are convinced that MT
religious bodies has rightly emphasized the i'm
por}ance Of honesty and rightdoing in all the af
s Gf e to be @0a ee I in P
If e his have T5 Ho Gn 5e sa e viii in al
his supporters in the South that The Commoner,,
as the expression Of his opinion at this time II
he has not receded from the position he assumed
not allow his campaign managers in the West to
f5sr @ be oo5degnns president Rooseveits dischargs
OF the negro troops
SOUND JUDGMENT IN THE BATTLE.
From The New York Times.
Mr.. Taft is broad minded man. an experienced
tPnsfed a to make candid appeal for the confidence
of the American people He viii ADDRESS them as
advisers and the national committee win do their
work with equal efficiency, if they able to dis
cover where the party lines weak and why. and
If they shall prove their ability % strengthen
them the f wh G mhen S ane a
week to week But IT is undoubtedly campaign
in which sound judgment, clear understanding and
wise decisions are going to tell
NEW YORK AND INDIANA
From The New York World.
Mcclellan in 1864 lost New York and Indiana,
He was defeated
Seymour in 1868 carried New York, but lost
Indiana. defeated.
Greeley IN 1872 lost New York and Indiana He
was defeated
TI4.n In 1879 carried New York and Indiana
He was ted, but almost student Of Amer
lean politics now doubts that he was honestly
elected.
Hancock IN 1850 lost New York and Indiana. He
was Defeated
cleveland in 1854 carried New York and Indiana.
elected.
Cleveland in 1883 lost New York and Indiana He
was defeated.
He was elected
Bryan In 1895 lost New York and Indiana. Hs
was defeated
BRYAN in 1900 lost New York and Indiana He
Hes defeated.
Parker IN 1904 lost New York and Indiana He
was defeated
In ffsy years no Democratic candidate for Pres
ident has been elected who did not carry both New
York and Indiana. Since Jackson's day Demo-
crp TIC candidate for President who carried both
Nsr Y1xk AZ Indiana has hsAn defeatsd
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24

Highest temperature yesterday. s6 degrees: lowest .
10 average for corresponding date last year
corresponding ate last thirtythree "a
Local Local rains Friday and Saturday fTsf
east 20 southeast winds
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

WALDORF -ASTORIA-P s Grosscup Chicago
L4STET ASTOR-Captain James Bayltes. T. 5: A,
fIoynt Anna Martina df CorcglianO and MARQUIS h
TentTri Cinori Philadelphia. IMFER1AI-Judse
David MuhlfeldeT. Albany.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
Forecast for special LocaHties-For n

Forecast for special Loealties-For New England.
tt in north showers in portion to-day and satu
day; fresh east winds
For District Of Columbia. Eastern New York Eastern
Delaware and Maryland. local
ais today and Saturday: fresh southeast winds
For western York. fair to-day, Saturday show
For Western Pennsylvania. showers to-day and satur
day; fresh east winds.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMENT.
sIEII

From The Charleston News and Courier
II Mr.. Bryan shall not insist upon being cam
didate again in 1912. there are good many cam
paigns In the old Democratic organization
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24

I.new. julia T.
Potter, RE-. Rev. Henry C..
Ramsdeli. Andrew J.
Sheeffer. Mary ~
Van BeuFen. Elizabeth s.
Wandsll. Townsend
Warner, Nadine.
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THORPE wALLACE--on "Wednesday. July Y 1oos- az
Abbey Craig. Milestone. Conn. summer residence OF
brides parents. by the Rev Ole Thorpe. leslie
Ella, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs George W Wallace,
10 Edward ole Thorpe, English and scotch papers
please copy
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UNDERTAKINGS.

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1907. 1905 /
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-11-18
IN SOCIETY.
Mss Susie Boyle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Entertain.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Donald gave
a very delightful dinner Tuesday
evening at their home on North Sec
ond street. The table was lovely with
center piece Of large chrysanthe-
NUNS in shades of brown and yellow.
the color scheme was carried ont in
the place cards and the same flowers
were used as favors. A delicious
menu consisting of eight courses was
served to IS guests.
This is the first affair given by Mr..
and Mrs. Donald, in honor of their
friends. in their handsome new home.
The guests present We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred b. Weed Mr.. and Mrs George
Vance, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Mil
Ter Mr. aud Mrs Frank Horsley. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward b Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs Horny Huntington Lombard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray 3. Miles, Mrs.
Bertha Johnson and Mr.. J D. Cor
nett.