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The Cordova daily times., 1916-02-20
JUSTICE BRANDEIS' PICTURE.

Ii looks though he might be sharp lawyer, wonder ul advocate side but though it would be difficult for him to fill the chair famous occupied
 is hard to look upon his picture and at the time not think that from the beginning he has always been looking for the main chance.
 At the time is hard to believe he could have any gratitude for favos rendered. To explain, the picture looks exactly though should Mr. Wilson be renomnaed next summer it would be perfectly natural for him to whisper to say his wife: Look at that now Woodrow broke his plat form pledge to obtain that and to keep from getting t that he named me chief iusice."
 Again, the look is that his disposition would be apt to rule ike ns prus judge without giving exhaustive study.
 Again, the picture indicates abundant self-esteem though he could take the seat and without the slightest abase look such justices Hughes and Holmes and the others supported by the thought q here because among others this my rghul place. and though he might consciously repeat what Webster mconscousy said, when reminded that the view he taking of principle of law contrary decision rendered by Lord Mansfield, Webster stopped his argument paid glowing tribute to Lord Mansfield legal but added Bu if it please honor differ with Lord Mansfield It is said the gentleman is deeply interested in the movement to rehabate the Holy Land and reestahsh, with Jerusalem their capital the Hebrews independent nation This IS most audabe but if be done in his day. judge by his picture, it will be found that he has the prior right block of ground in the heart of the city, large tract of and where the land most fertile the shore of Lake berus, and valuable water power on, the -ordan'
 That s the picture is keen and bright indicating brain that could make aratng speech the husngs; that before could make 'the appear the better cause but it does not indicate judicial mind that would be through patient investigations what the right and then maintain it though the heavens might fall
 But then maybe the picture does not do him justice
The Cordova daily times., 1916-02-20

The fame of Corovas clans has spread to the States and is keeping this town in the limelight.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-02-20

The Corlova Chamber of Commerce IS doing much work for the good of the own and it behooves every resident affiliate himself with that commercial organization.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-07

NERDIN rs IN ESPECTRO DE
CIUDAD.

VFRDUN. Mario 6.-La riuiad Jur
:, disnulan cen nnraruizamirnla sin
j-uar rranrrsr, Y aIrinan"S ) ruyo
ala1r. y I,rrn<a han rostado Glen
Ito. T., miles Ir villas, 80 una rnt-
dai .L.,r.rta. iuni. nj ,olda.io- -
v,n :, ere. NE rn V,r,Iuu NJ ha
duniai, I'm r,uf.nar i. vrrinos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-07
scrvIclc especial para La PRENsA-

BERLIN. Mario 6.-En TODD q pals
ma ~dcSpcrtadO gran cntuSlasmo Ia
hazaNa del barc0 mcrcantc "MocWe
que durantr una gran temperate
prrsigui6, hundi6 Y apre>6 Il las en-
barcacioncs de- los paiscs rncmlSos
de .Alcmania Ell diStint0s mares. Los
drfallrs de las lraXanaS ~rrallZadaS
Dor FL "Nlorwc' han SidO rXtenSa-
mcntr ]publicadoS por tod"S los pc
ri6dicOS. EStOS hacrn granicS ei0gIn:
dc Ia tripulaciGn del Duqur corsarla
que. ~drSpl"=andO I'm valor Y una Is
lucia iucr"iblcS 81 hurid de- las aSr~
| chanzaS Y de- las prrsecucloncS del
rnDmi=o Y L. hlzo mas danOS que 10
| que pu,tirran rSpcrarSc de TN Vapol
mrrcantc armada con unOS cuant0S
caHourS. - irrir. east ell las mis-
mas condirionrS que los barc"S lie
los aIiaio> que trafican entire cI
Nueyo Y II Niejo MUndo.
Con ser notablcs todos los hccho>
Iuc llcv6 4 cabo "n SuS largaS CO.
~rrrrias - "Mocwe' nin=uno Sc con
! Siirra tanto como 81 lie habcr bur
lado a vigilancia de- los barcos Il,
guerra de- Ia Gran BrrtaNa quH hacrr
>rrvirio de- patruI!a> n los mares
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-07
Los aIennanes ~suspenden sus ataques de
infanteria sobre verdun
En- los combates de antier los ~teutones sufrieror
perdidas inmensas al atacar en- vano Ell trente
de Vacherauville.C Cote du Poivre


Las tropas del encmiSO deSple-
yaron gran valcntia; pero las nucS-
tras mantuvierOn su fama a una
= altura . hicieron derrocha de
hproismO en cuantaS OcaSIOnes ST
,Drcsantaron. NueStras ptrdidas fue-
ron relativamsntc cOrtas. In oflcla,
que rrsult6 herito en- eSa hatalla. '
lego a rSta Capital hoy. dice que 81
currpo fuj uno de los lue mas Su-
rrlrron los ataQueS del cncml%o. Y
Sn.anrntr pardi6 " hombres entire
mucrtoS Y heridos. nimer0 que re-
>ulta insignificante 81 50 toma en-
curnta que 81 cucrpo de que Sc vie
Ne hablando contaba de ma de mil
pIazas.
La rrrcncia dr los irfrS mllitarrr
| uur defender Nerdun - de Que e
| crcnli-o intentara I'm t"rcer ataluc
| con Ia miSma f~iercza que ha dcS-
p.c-aIo IN los dos a~ntrrIorrS. y qn'
rr rl caso de Que no ten=a eXlt0 cT
Irsta OCCASION, seguira mantenitpdo>t
a Ia drfensiva tn las poSicioncs qu'
=uarda.
De las drmaS parties de- trent" d'
batalla no Sc tiene noticia dc III,
! bpvan n.urriIO 2r.JaupS 4. imDUr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-07
Regresa Ell CoroneI E. N.
House de su expedition
al VisiO Mund1
Sc nego rotundamente a hacer de.
cIaraciones sobre ell objeto &c su
mist. rioso viaJe
srryicio exclusive para LA PRENsA.

Aprfirin rNrtnSiNh nara IL DHl.NSA
u,.u,vcTny N,,.,, g.; horJo
H., ,.,,,,. .poi,,ri,,," ,rrih5 a
I,. Vail. o,..r 81 Co,o,.. L N
Hans. ,r,;r, @in,i,nn ,j.l prc.idrntr
W., ,,,, .oIij h,,. ,,ncn ii.mno
r,,,, $500, MN m,.;in conf
., 80 ,,r,nii, ,,.,.iot,r;o j.,
- ,,r,n.i Hon,
49, 49,. .;,,i,i to,. an l.,
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bo,.,, h.L,oI, in.
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u,... ..,, T., ;,,,rosi;D l.. Trron,
a,..nnb.,n,4oJ,. !, ra,
mt.n.an ..o1,',;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-07
Serricfo exclusive para la PRENSA.

ServicIo exclusive para Ia PRENSA.
LONDRES. Mario 6-TantO las in
formacioneS he Paris como las lie
Berlin e>tdn de- acucrdO an 10 de que
los ataIucs lie Ia infanIrria aicmana
50 han SuSpendidu IN i region dc
Vcrdur. f infornc Official pub!ica-
do cSta tardr por ii Mlnisterio Dc "a
Guerra de- Airmania carecr H. noti-
ciaS arrrca ic Ia !ucha en- los airr-
Iedorc> dr Vrrduu Y hacr Greer I'll
f!ue elrctiyamrnt". no la habldo
combates cn -. frcntc iurante ~
dia de hoy como 10 a-a@ura 81 CO.
munitado Official &c Paris. Fl ln!cc
punto iundc persist" Ia lucha - cn =!
norpstc de Douaumont. La luch"
GcSrSpcrada por IA posicidn De r>r
insi-nificaute viIlorrio no ha cesad"
ii IN momeuto dcSie que comcnza-
ron Ia ofcnSiva los alcmancS.
:, asc-ura. sin embargo. Que los
alrman,s oSt,ln prcparando >us
grandrS caIones para cmprender
otro violrnto bomba;'itO Sobrr lbs
furrtcs.
En- rl rcsto del frentc de bataiia.
>olamente IN Ia region dc Worwr:
.,.-,,, .,.l-,.:I,I r Mn -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-07
e,aus1
MuSisron docs personals en-
Ell u!timo raid" sObre
l0gIateEra
Treinta resultaron heridas, y mu'
chos PERU clos m~ateriales fue-
ron causadoS
seryic:o exclusive para IL PRENsA.

81 ' IS
LONDRES. Mario 6.-Scgin los IN
formcs eficiales pubiicadoS c>ta no
che pUr 81 MinIStrrio de- Ia Guerra,
doe prrSunas re>UItaron muertas y
ireinta ' tres hrridas FL q! dItImo
raid que rrcctuaron >obre In=ia-
terra los Zrppr!incS ~alrinaneS.
Fl dorumrEto ofiria! cSta conc"hl-
do en- los Siguirntrs terminus: So
| cree que 81 nUmrro H. zepp"!lnrS
que tumarOn partc IN =. atauuc d"
anOchr furrOn tres. DespuCs d" cru
Ear unidoS rl Canal los tres dirl-i-
| hhs. tomaron diStintos rumboS, Y Sc
gtin parrcr no cStaban muy se=ur"s
dr la direction que lirvaban. u n"
determination d. anIrmano aIgun
plan para rrcorrrr rSta ls!a. Il area
lie terrcno vi>ltada por los globos
! alrmanos mrluya Yorkshire, LinolnS
hire. Rutland. ltuntindg. Cambria
=rShire. Norfolk. Essex y Kent"
HaSta este momcnjo - tirnr no.
IIiria So.amntr de- que fueron AFRO
! jadas cuarrnta bomha>. Las dnSgra-
! cias ocurridas por .. salvage atrnta-
do de los alrmancS furron de tres
hombrtS. cuairo mujrrrs Y cinco nj
8 - .r.. l..1 H.
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Hotel CECIL.

NUEVA WORK. E. u. A., Situado Z Ia es-
quina de Gale lis y Aven!da ST. Nicholas
Amleblado hermoSameHte. Fonda Y Cafe
Precios m0dicOS. Muchas familias espafiOlas
pdran aQui durante Su estancla en- Nueys
York. La veCindGd es de Residential particu-
lar, ccrca de los grandeS parQueS Y con ac-
ceso fdcil al disrriio comerciai. Naturalmen-
te. hablamos ospahol. Sc pueden venir d.
rcciamente al hotel sin avlso Drevlo. Z
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-07
LLEG,pA Y sALIDA De TRENEs,


IA L. y.
tIs,,n-
-. { errsn ........ 49, "a.
a IN. 4r,..Nt - pm.
70 - - Iarii- ..,.... 100 ain
No. -. Hr9tne ) p"A'', U9 %. All.
, - az = , ans 7:Uyp.uI.
81 Louis S'9' pin
40. s-suaShne special para S"q.,5am.
= 81 Gus Inn: ."..:...ti:5 az Z.
No Cara -: -o"'7 F-'' 81
S-It" "a am.
con Mexico ....t oeo pm.
> -
No. DE Houston. Waco : Cor. ~.
RuS Christ a. ';v' P-Ni'
No. J-lN' t"N>''A N4"'''S US On p,
cos.
No - H"4Alm y r""'9a "S 90 ~.
COSTA ,"
No.. HI,c EcTr,L!~ <a.. los 10
y o r6-nr N~crry.Ile u,uarGo. eNce9-.
salem
pos Christi ........ 9:io a-'H-
No. Para houston : i-A'o' u. OIL
Nc 6-FarI iDlkum ' iGltJS ut
n Costa pm
mingOs' .....-.--..-.' So an
No. i4S-Fara hrTFL!tr -1."'o' 49, , ~
crplU TO- ..'",.I-"H
G., IL. l. :. 4. tLlnra Principa)
LIeIan-
so tr-SunSet Limited, &C NneFa
orleans ..---.-...--...... = III dill
No. tu2-SUnSel limited, &c San
Francisco .....- S:'Sai+-
No. fast Mail. lie Nue's VI
leans ......------- ~ g.
No S.-Fa>t Mail. dr del iip 1I'vV S--'''
No 2--sunS"i Express &c Nte'd
No. iO.-Sunser Express de san
Francisco ..-- ..-. SO eS' pm
..>slen-
No i0i.-SunSet Limited. para san
Francisco "a. ...... q. $50 AIN
No. f02.-Sun>et Limited, para
No. 7-aa> Mail. para bel no ti:U0 ALT
No. ST y Mali. para NUcFa
orleans .. 1890 BE-. lt:3 a-!l!.
No. q.-SuIsvl Express, PARA san
Francisco 80 1866 S:JV PM
No. tO.-sunsct Express. para Nuc-
Va orleans ...... .-.. h:U pm
ysca. Victoria. Cucro .. 7:A pm
saler- ,-,.,.ri,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-07
uran entusiasE,o en- A|emania Ia
del barco ''Moewe"
En- Ell informe Official aleman Sc nota ell supreme
orguIlo de los ~teutones por haber humi-
llado y burlado a la flota ing!esa
Detalles de las hazanas realizadas por ell buque corsario


una multitud dc embarcaciones enc
MICA. Jun no ticncn Otra mission que
@vitar cl pasO de barcOS aIcmancs.
atravcs0 81 "MOewe' travendO cl IL
quisimo botin obtenidn en- los ma
res donir combati6 a los cncmigOs.
Una prucba del cntusiasm0 Y de Ia
admiration Que ha despertadO e. he
ch0 sin prcccdcnte rcalizado por cl
"Mocwc' cS Ia circumstance de que
81 Captain. Condo Won DOhna-SchO-
lodirn, C]omandantc del buquc cOrsa-
rio ia Sidn lIamadO pOr e! Empera-
dor para f~rliciiarlO cfusivamente. de
una mancra. So dice. fuera de TODD
uSO en- ia etilucta real. BESIDE lue.O
81 Kaiser orden6 que Sc IL cOnccdlc-
ran al C0mandantr del "MOcwc IN
Cruz de Hero de primara CIaSe Y
a tOdOS los demas micmbros de Ia
tripulaci6n Ia de- Segunda claSe.
FL ESlado Mayor de Ia Marina ID
cucnta dc IA llcgada del "MOcwr" con
expressive lacOniSm0 en- que Sc adj
virrtr la inmenSa satisfaction. Qui-
zds mayor Quc tOdaS las que han
pr0pOrriOnadO los triunfOS de Ale
mania. dc habcr burladO Ia Vigilan-
cia de InGlatcrra Y de- habcr hunt
lIatiO Ia pOdcr0Sa marina del pals
"ncmigo Que prctendc tnncr conf
pIrtamentc bloqucadaS las coStas d."
AIcmania. Fl documcntO official on
Que 81 Id cuenta de Ia llcgada del
"Mocw@' rSta c%cnccbida en- los 81
"ui"ntcS ttrminOs:
"Dcspuis dr varios mrScS de fruc-
tuosa campaila por i~iStlntos mares,
81 "Moewr' mandadO por 81 Capt.
tan del Fracata. Condo DOhnc-Scho-
ioiicn. yOlyi6 al puerto dc dondr Sa-
Irra. %traycndO como prlSiONor0S a
ruatrO 0firialrS dc Ia marina in-ir-
81. q y~rintinu"vc marines Il" Ia mis-
ma naclOnaIidad y i66 mlcmhrOS de
las trlpuIacjonrS dc barcOs de- otrOs
pai>"s. Iamhijn traiO ri "NOcwc' ur
million de pesos en- barraS De ORC.
Durantr >u cXpciiri6n IL "Mocw7.'
capture trcrr barc0S in=IcsrS Til
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-07
DIVISION VICTORIA

No. 50I-pe Houston, Puerto Ia
yaca, Victoria. CGcrO IL, I:a'pLi'
Salen-
Ma $gL-7ara CucrO. Victoria,
Puerto Lavaca. Houston 7:SS am.
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u. Il. 4 I.

Lleqan-S. A.. L. x e. q &C. y. Depot.
30. 2-Ee Corpus christi ' CArrI-
% Springs -------.....- i:55 pa.
No. 4-re corpus Christi ...... 7:Vg al
-alen-
gc. Para Corpus ChTlSu = Ia
rrILU >HElCES ----..-.-- tj.SU AN
~. 2.-para corpus Cnrlsu 49,. $50 pc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-07

raSa a Ia pigina Sd. cOlumna ia.
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Travis
TELEFONOSt 2411
Nuevo

IA PRENSA - Ell peri0dico meNicano de-
mayur circulation en- los EStad0S tniduS,
y por 10 .Aniu el mejor para los anuncian-
taS
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pa>a a Ia pigina Sd, columna Ia.

ID complrtamrntr ir>irrta. y j"Ia,
las purrtas y vrutanas - ven her.
mGiicamrnjr crrraGaS.
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q - = = + =
AyISO A NUESTRGS


Los suscuptores de LA PREM
SA no deben olvidsr, cuanuo
cambien de residencla, Garuos
Ia direction que han tenido } s
} que Gesean LcEer en- aGelants,
pues Sn este requisite no poCs-
mos anotar ell c1.nbSo en- aues-
; esoz hbroA
, = q . . q - -
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.Snnset Limited. para san

Francisco -. --.... 80. 4:0O ALL
No tla-SaD>et Limited, para
Eueya orleans &c. 800 an
No. ..-Fa>. Mail. para Del RIO ti:Uu ALT
No ST = Nali. para NueTa
orleans ..- -..-. ---.-- I;@ dill
No. e.-SUlsvl Express, lara san
y" Francisco .. q. $50 pm
No. tO.-SunSct Express, para Nuc-
va Orleans .-.... -. ii:S pm
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-02-16
Re- Sale Of 7aluaba LanlS

Pursuant to a decree of the Superior
court of Rowan County made in the
.reciaI r'coreding entitled 4. A. Wal
lace, administrator of J.. r. Wallace
against Mo=elis Watson AMI others,
directing q resale of lands because of
lack of bidders ami insutficiency of bids
at first sale, ! *lll Offer at public sale
at the court | use door in Salisbury on
Saturday, March 4. 1915,
a tract of 10 Ia acres of valu-
al le farming lands situated in Locke
ToW nship, about three miles from
Nira Grove and about 7 mics from
1t Salisbury, n and near the mcadam
u tlic roa between those pisces, ad-
ring James Corriher, John Hols-
:; Cser, the old Bruner place md
theirs. This land lies we'll situated.
'rd las good timber and water
Ilpt and description may be seer at
Il G cthoe of my attorney in Sail bury
TINS One half cash balance due
q Pft mos tbs, with n'erest on d.
Title reserved till let zse money is
all paid.
IT,. Februsry IA, 1915.
A. A WALLACE,
Admir-. and Com,
R. F. D. No, Glass, N, q.
ileo. + klutt2, Attorney.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-02-16
State Of North Carolina Department
of State.
Certificate of Dissolution

To all to whom these pressnts may
concentrating:
VIII oreas 1t appears to my satisfac-
ton, by duly authenticated record of
the proceedidg for the voluntary dis
solution thereof by the unanimous
consent of all the ste ckholders, de-
posted in my office, that the Badin
Heights Land Company, a corporation
Of this Stale, nose principal office is
situated at No.-,Fo1r h Street, in
the t wn OF S! encer, Co nty of Row
an, State of North Carolina, j. D Dor
sett being the agent therein and in
charge thereof upon whom process
may be served has compiled wit the
requirement s of Chapter 81, Revrsal If
1905, entitled ''Corporations," treIimi-
nary to the issuing of this Certificate
of Dissolution.
Now, Therefore, I, J, Bryan Grimes,
Secretary of State of the State of North
Carolina, do hereby certify that the
said corporation did, on the 4th dav
If February, 1915, file in my office q
duly executed and attested consent in
writing to the di solution of said or.
poration, executed by all the stock
holders thereof. which said consent
and the record of the proceedings
aforesaid are now on file in nv said
office as provided by law.
In Testimony Whereof, I have hera-
to set my hand and affixed my official
seal at Raleigh. this 4th day of Febru-
airy, \ D 1915
J. BRYAN GRIMES,
Secretary of State.
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Our Sem.Wmkly

TEE CAROLINA WATcHMAN is
pWblished on Wednesday and TEE
Rowan RECORD on Friday of each
week and, 80 far US news and
service is concerned. admirably
answers the purpose of a semi
weekly. They give you all the
O aat5 news, specially prepared
for their readers, condensed 80
shat you can get the facts with
ont having to wade through COL
uuans of childish pratsle, and ar.
ranged 90 shat you can read the
hsrls news at a glance, which is
given not only the preference but
correctly. These things, in addl'
tion to she fact that it is a homo
Newspaper, owned by home peo-
ples snploys home people and
sands for a square deal for home
people, regardless of loss or gain,
shoald cause every loyal son of
tas eounty to make it his business
10 sRbssribe for them first, last
aAd ell the tina.
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EXCHANGE COLUM

Notlce,-Any regniar subscribe r o.
The CAROLINA WAToHMAN OF
Rowan RECORD may use thls COL
amn without cost tor as much as
q tep-line local fer iwo weeks al
q time. If yen nave anything
you want to sell r ex2i angf
write it out la B few words as pcs
sib!e and send or uriug IL t. this
off 20. This will prove Ct great
advantage to the farmers Ct this
section if taken advantage of.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-02-16
Big Sale Of Valuable City Real Estate!

Pursuant to the terms of a certain
Mortgage Deed of Trust, executed by
W. w. Miller to the undersigned Trus-
tee and Mortgage on July LIST, 1915,
which was recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds for Rowan County,
in Book of Mortgages No. 81, page 1872,
to secure a certain indebtedness there
in provided, default having been made
in the payment of said Indebtedness
and the lands having heretofore been
sold on February 5 1915. for the sum
of Six Hundred Five Dollars ($oO5 OO),
ard an advance bid of Sixty and 5O-lOO
Dollars $3.50 SOY having been placed
sions contained in Chapter No. t46, If
the Public Laws, 1915. the undersigned
will expose for sale al the Court House
Door in Salisbury North Carolina, Cd
Saturday, 4th dav of March, 1918,
at the hour of twelve M q, the following
real es ate situate in the north ward
of the City of Salisbury, and described
as follows:
Beginning at a stake, the south O r
ner at the intersection of Franklin and
Caldwell Streets, and runs thence S.
about 43 deg. E, with the edge of
Franklin Street, l48 feet to a stake, in
the west edge of Franklin Street
thence S. about Al deg. w. parallel
with Caldwell Street fifty feet to a
stake; thence N. about 43 deg. w. par
allel with Franklin Street 14S feet to a
stake in the so 18th edge OF Caldwell
street; thence W. about Al deg. E.
with the edge of Caldwell Street 50
feet to tho beginning, containing sew
enty-four hundred (740W square feet,
upon which there is a cottage.
For book title see Book of Deeds No.
1872, page 1853, in the Office of the Regis.
ter of Deeds for Rowan County,
Bidding will begin at Six Hundred
Sixty-five and 5000 D,llars 1856 sO).
This the 18th day Of February, 1915.
JOHN L. RENDLEMAN.
Trustee and Mortgages.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-02-16
TO The PubljG,-The unde7s gued i

TO The Public. -The unde7s gued IL
now running an old-sime corll
mill, old SINE grant rock OF,
Chestnut Hill Salisbury, N. G.
If you want good old slime sweet
corn bread bring along your c,rn
any day except Sunday, Nc
waiting to get up stean, always
ready. Old time toll lOlbs. Sat-
isfaotion guaranteed by al old
lifelong miller.
DANIEL HARTMAN.
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township, toru August u,
1885,. 81
MIS- Bats. Miller. Morgan
township, tom 1879, s.
Alex Lyerly. Crescent, born
Oct. %, 1885, q
Catherine L. KluttZ, of Frank
lin born Dso. 8 1882. 81
Sarah Ann Smith, China
Grove, MOI born June q,
1884, 8
J, R. Fisher, Crescent, born
1885, y
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n lice to Creditors

Havirg qualified rs Administrator I
the estate of Henry V. Richie. this is
TO notify all persons having claims
against the said decedent to file ar
itemized verified statemef t of SAM
with the undersigned on Or be ore the
18th day of Feb uary, 1917, OF this no
tice will be pleaded in bar OF their re-
covery. Persons indebted to said es
tat are notified to make prompt SET
tlemel t.
This February 16 1913.
MILO A. KLUTTz
Administrator.
Theo. f. Kluttz Attorney.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-02-16
DIR. Bells Pine

For your cold, for your cough,
for your f~sverish throat, nose and
head, use DR.. Bells Pine-Ta,
Honey. Honey soothes the irri
t%aticD, Pine Tar cuts she phlegm,
hut r.lisvlng c.ngestion. Pine
Tar also acts as an antiseptic, as a
result general rslief follows i.
Breathing becomes easier and
further inflammation is arrested.
Insist Oh DR.. Bsl''s Pine. Tar
Honey. 1t ia an ideal treatment.
Price 25c.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-02-16
flany People Don't Know.

A sluggish liver eau cause a
pseson an awful lot Of misery j..
Spells of disziness, headaches,
constipation and bitiousness are
sure signs shat your liver needs
help. Take Dr.. Kings New Life
Pills and see how shey help tone
up the whole system. Fine for
the stomach 800. aids digestion.
Parties the blood and clears the
SemPlexioa. Only 25c. at your
druggist.
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J hn Walker has a COW tbs

J hn Walker has a COW that
gave 1450lbs of milk during Janu-
sry. The COW a MIXED by the
Farm Life School superintendent
and gave 56lbs in one day from
which 23lbs CT butter was made.
Yesterday D. W. Bossian bought
a fiue fve-gailon mich COW from
II. J. Eddleman, paying SIS there's
for.
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Admin ,tratOr'S Notice,

Having qualified as administrators of
the estate of John D Pusser, deceased late
of the county of Rowan, State of North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons hav-
ing claims against the estate of the said de-
ceased to exhibit them to the undersigned
on or before the 10th day of February 1917,
or this notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to said es-
tate will please make prompt settlement.
This the 10th lay of February, 1916
MRS MINNIE PUssER, administrative of
estate of John D. Pusser.
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John A Stirewalt of the
Ebsnezer church neighbor>
hood, who recently suffered
a stroke of paralysis, is i'm
proved some, but IS still con-
lined to his bed.
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SALISBURY MARKETS.
Corrected weekly by D M Miller& Son

Corrected weekly by D M. Miller& Sol
Bacon, sides per ID Is to 16.
-" shoulders, per ID, Il to 16.
ham, per ID 20 to 22H.
round, per fb, Is to II.
Butter, choice yellow, 20 to 25
Chickens, per Id, 10 to IL.
Ducks, 20 to 80.
Guineas, Is to 80.
Eggs, per doz, IS to 20.
Corn, per bushel, 8 5 to 80.
Flour, straight, per sac, $3.50
pat, So 80 to $3.50
Hay, per. hundred lbs, so to 60.
Honey, per ID, 18 to 20.
Lard, N. c., per Id, II to IA.
Meal, bolted, per bu, 80 to $1.0O
Oats. per bu, 70 to rs
Potatoes, Irish, pc bu, 80 to 80
Wheat per bush. $1.5O to $1,55
Onions, 80 to LOO
Rye, per bushel, $40
Turkeys 15c per 10,
Geese, l22c per 10.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-02-16

1 have IA pigs for the market, z
ready Low the other z in March.
These are nice pigs and We Ugh from
100 to 115. J. 8. CAMPBELL, Rural
No. /, Cleveland, N. G.