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T.tl OAROLirtA WATCHMAN Wsf. H. 8TEWlRr, Ed. and Prop fulliihed ewery Tusajf at UO West Innss itrMt. ITnt ii mm UHniulwilaaa m.. T. Uth. UC3, aft theKJit offlce at Sails It H. 0., uadei the act of Congress JUIUHU, J.SW. .. SCJBSOftTPTIOlff PEIOE. ; v Watchman and Record, one year, two p apen per week, oath In adranee, $1,00 par year six months, Kto. . - Salisiuit, N. 0., Oct. 11. 1011 Write this down .where 701111 eee it ererj.. day. The time, to draw bmiiieii is when yon want business, and not when yon have more business, than yon can afc tend to already . Ao'y buiiniis if more respect able than what ii termed loafing. A young man had better eell olamj by the pailfal than hang around publio resorts, ' murderiog time and hii own reputation. "No man hai oome to true greatness who has not felt in some degree that hit life belongs to bn race, and that what God givei him, He gives him for man kind. Phillips Brooks. A bright army engineer is said to have "established beyond controversy the fact that the battleship Maine was not blown up by the explosion of her boilers," He might also'asiert withassuianod of ready acceptance that it was not the result of the explosion of a bad egg. jonn uusseii Felts, a young printer of Salisbury, now located at Littleton. N. 0., has .begun the publication of The Littleton News, a email neat quarto. Mr, Felts is a good printer and is full of enterprise and energy and will no doubt make good. For the third time Locke Graige, of Asheville, has an nounced his intention of beine a oandidate for governor. We suppose it might be said that he ib one of the western Cra(i)gs tnat does not appreciate his po ition and manner of confine ment. And W. C. Newland is also in the race, whioh is nothing particularly new. The ministers have started a crusade for a cleaner and better Lexington , morally. This is a very laudable effort and one that no city should take second plaoe in. Salisbury badly needs such a crusade and it is up to the minis ters of the oity to take the initia tive. Who will start the ball. There are hundreds of laymen here who are anxious to co-operate. Few people have any idea what an incentive it is to both teacher and scholar to know that parents and outsiders are taking a lively interest in their work. We be heve the "little folks" at school appreciate such interest more perhaps than the larger ones. Still the effect is not lost on any of them, and we hope every pa Tint will take a hint from this and place the publio school on their visiting list. T. G. Cobb, of. the Morganton News-Herald, next month, will have spent 81 years in the print shop. He has-made a good record and ; will no doubt con tinue steadfastly- in the straight ana narrow way that trysjmen'e ouls. He has the editor of .the Watohmah beaten by one year. We, however, . believe that we have Brother Cobb beaten on an other ocunt. We are now living in the same house in whioh we were born 41 years ago. Averts- Awful Tragedy, f Timely advice given Mrs. 0. Willoughby, of Marengo, Wis., (R. No. 1) prevented a dreadful tragedy and 'saved two lives. Doctors had said her frightful oough waa a."coniumption" congfi and could do little -to, help her After many remedies failed, her aunt urged her to take Dr. King's New Disoovery. ''I have been us ing it for some time," she wrote, "and the awful oough has almost gone. It also saved my little boy when taken with a severe bronchial trouble." This matohless medi cine has no equal for throat and lung troubles. Price 60c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by All Druggists. COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE It?ms of Interest in Various Neighborhoods : Sen! iii !tfjljf7sBii.v.: ; . 15?; We do not print " ax tides not signed by theauth or's reaHnaine ' QOot. .9. Dr. Peeler, of Qranite Quarry, has moved into his .hand some new granite residence just completed here. Faith now4'' has a'gbod-doojter'v is not ynbgf'0r00:j ;r Mr.Shive has moved into his new residence half a mile south of Faith oh the big road. Lots of people have been giving the railroad ' company the right of way over their lands and "had deeds made accordingly. !v A great mi ny of the granite contraot:n are haying payday, at it is the first of the ;. month.. . J. T Wyatt's pay roll amounts -to twelve hundred and eighteen dol lars and forty-one cents and he is only one among a great number. Those have who machinery and employ hands will have a great deal bigger pay roll, Whc says Faith is not on a boom and grow ing fast? ' : v A great many hand, drillers oould find work out on iho gran ite belt. Lots of carloads of curbing are lost because there are not enough men here to get it out as fast as it is wanted. ' Sunday, Ootober 8th, was a winter day. People had fires. A young Woman, was in Faith today bunting for a plaoa to keep house for somebody. Her price is three dollars per week . She is willing to work hard and earn it. Venus. CHRISTIANNA. Oct, 9. Mr. Petrea, the theo log:cal student who supplied us for four months, has made a good impression and it is believed he will make a fine preaoher. Luther Thomas left last week for Co'umbia, S. 0., wnere he will enter the seminary. Miss E tha and Odell Lingle visited their brother Sunday eve ning. ' Misses Pearle and Vinnie John son visited their friend. Miss Car rie Cauble, Sunday. A D. Thomas is on the sick list at this writing, we are sorry to note. Corn shuckings will be in full bloom in our section next week. Misses Pearle and Essie Brown spent a few days last week with their grandparents. Christianna is giving liberal patronage to the various sohooli this year. Among those who are off to the schools from here are the following : P. D, Brown, to the seminary at Philadelphia; Luther Thomis, to the sominary at Columbia; A. J. Brown, to Roanoke ; Junius Thomas, Davie, James, Paul and Robert Lyerly, to Mt. Pleasant; Arthur Thomas, to Richmond ; Maggie and Viola Lingle, to Salisbury ; Odell Lin gle, Jennie and Irven Thomas, Edwin Lyerly, Marcus and Elea nora Brown to Crescent; making a total of seventeen . Mr, and Mrs. James Ritchie visited their daughter, Mrs. L D. H. Brown, Saturday night. Mrs. Qeorge Peeler is spending a while with h6r brother, John Miller, in Mt : Pleasant. Miss Fannie Brown will teach the school at Christianna Bohool house this year. We wish her muoh success as this is the first school at this place. ' Missel Eltha Lingle and Viola Trexler will teich; at Rowan Academy- this year. We wish them muoh: suooess. -Best wishes to" the Watchman and RwjoSd. Viola. Hoosi of Jones. ; - Jones painted his house last year.: '. ' . ; It looks dull, dead, no life to it. . Smith painted hie house 10 years ago. ; ; It looks clean, nice, and don't need repainting, because he used L, $t M. Paint, and : added three quarts of Oil to each gallon. - The Oil gave life and preserved it. ' ' Besides adding , the' Oil re duoed its cost - 4Q cents a gallon less than othsr. paint. " Thirty-five years use in N. A. & S. A. " " .";- t- - -.. - . . ( Salisbury Supply & Commission Co. ".-:-'- - "Write postal for ''Money 8aver Price List No. 60." Longman & Martinez, P. O. Box 1879, New York. FRCGTOWN. j Rookwell, No 2 Oct. 9. Mm.; L. I. Citable,, who hai been con fined to her bed forthe past week is improving at this writing. MrBiienSifford.'L and Nellieisite at I LX bauble's Sunday evening. -f , i Mrs, Bilen Siff ord and children visiteher dughteroober lit. What his beoome of Uncle Bill. ; ? J. Sifford ' visited his; cousin, Clin WilheimTBt Sun4af Mrs. Moses Frick and daughter, Miss Jane, visited at -L.CI. I Cau- ble's last Wednesday Amos Penninger will teach the sohool at the Klutts school; house thiB coming . season .' -We j hope that he will make a great success. I. L, Hoffner has purchased a Those off to school "from- this community are:. : Charlie Trex- lex and ; Miss! Bertie Grouse . to. Mt. Pleasant, and Lee Ketner, to Orescent. Somxbody. Nearly every7" other civilized nation in the world is getting ' a tong faster than the United States in this struggle ' to move" with Great Britain, the most demo cratic and therefore, in certain ways the most wieldy of these nations, i aotually changing not oily her outward form of govern ment but even her economic bal ance in the desperate struggle to oatoh up witi the hew. facts. Our own nation with its immense cen tralized vested interests holding on to property "rights" and re sisting all ohange, is one of puz zling and dangerous cases of ar rested development in the world. In the light of these facts we are frankly sorry tnat razt is a gain candidate. Even if he can be re-elected he cannot possibly atop this world-wide forward movement towsrd demooraoy. He personally cannot even delay it muoh. He can, in faot, do little more than get run over. There have been many times in the world's history when Tafts were needed. There ill be timeB again. But a Taf t to-day is a danger-spot. He calls to mind, to indulge in another met snhor. a stout-hearted and musoular volunteer on a boat in the rapids, devoting himself to the task of beading up-stream while his craft sweeps blindly on among the rooks. We need steersmen to-day, not resistors. We need men who look forward, not back. The men of to-dov are the very Wilsons and LsFolletts who, to Taft's mind, m9an only disaster. There is nothing local about these mod em type?; they are springing up the world around. Even LsFol lette isavery mild reformer in deed beside the British Lloyd- George. The rulers of to-morrow are cer tain to be the very "people," the 'rabble" and "mob" that so dis turb Taft in his business of deal ing in a dignified mannner with recognized and imposing officials and judges and "leaden." And the "will or the people'? that is inevitable to prevail is the will, not at all of a few anoient gentle men in knee-breeches, but of the living, struggling, hoping human beings of to-day and tomorrow. '- 'Success Magazine." 1 Z Statb 07 Ohio, City or ) 8a : Tolkdo, Luoas County:. . . Frank J. Chenev makes oath that he ib senior partner : of the firm of. F. J. Chenev & Co. , doing business in h. city - of Toledo, County and State aforesaid; and that said firm 'will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and 'every oase of Catarrh that cannot be cured by; the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. ; FRANK J. CHENEY. Siorn to before me and sub scribed in my presence,' this -6th day of Deoember, A. D 1886 .i - A, W. GLEASON, Seal. . . -Notaby Pubio. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in ternally, and acts directly on the blood and mnootts' Burfaoes of the Bystem. Send for t; testimonials F. J CHBNEY A CO.,-Toledo, O . Sold by all Druggists, 75o. Take Hall's Family PiHa for oonBtipation, i ' Gives Aid to Strikers. Sometimes liver, kidneys nd bowels seem to eo ona strike and refuse to work right. Then you need those pleasant little strike breakers-Dt. . King's New Life Pills to give them natural aid and gently compel proper action. Excellent health soon follows. Try them. 25o at All Druggists, Negro Coem.ts Crime and is Lincli Andirson, S. C Oct. 10. In tense exoitrment has prevailed in Anders ,u county today following a suooessful oriminal assault up on the 11-year old daughter of a prominent citizen of Honea Path by a negro, Willie Jackson, aged 17 years this morning at 7 :80 o'clock. Acoording to the little girl she waa attacked by the ne gro, while she was going to a pas ture with her; giww.. . The attack wae made: withiir three hundred yards of the incorporated limits of Honea Path and after dragging bit little victim .DOttt ;: geyenty- five jards into"a. patbn of : woods he accomplished his1f dastardly purpose behibd s a? dead log. A; long distance telephone message from Honea Path says that at ll t24 o'cloekXr tonight T Willie JabkBon' wat tf nng to. a telephone pole byf rone of his ; heeli and hia body riddled with bnUetSK: The negro was carried to the identical spot wliere the ; crimeV was com mitted and from there -was taken to the nearest telephone, pole and swung upX by;; one" foot.-;. Four hundred sh'otsaB near as can ' be estimated, were fired iDto' his body, Winchester : rifles, maga- zine pistols,' revolvers and shot guni being the weapons of death used. : Old Sohiler Htil Uooif But Stifi Sofi- pHrtM HlB. -Raleigh, N 0., Oot. 6. Pri vate George W. Waller company 0,. Fourth regiment, confederal army, died at the soldier's home this afternoon leaving an estate valued at several thousand dol lars. He left $400 to the Booth. em Baptist theological seminary and the remainder to Wake Forest college. Superintendent Lineberry and the management of the soldier's home are indignant at the impo sition worked on the home in that the deceased had been a charge on the state for fonr years, costing $175 a year, he having made oath before admission that he was not worth $500. 1 He reoently gave the Taber naole Baptist ohurc$5,000 and has 209 acres of lands in Pender in a bank he has $2,000 or more banks. He was 79 years had been in feeble health fcr some time. The management of the sol diers' home will bring suit against the estate for his keep for the past four years. Poultry Statistics. The census summary on poul try in North Carolina shows that the totil number of farms report ing the different kinds in 1910 was 223,804, the total number of fowls being 5,058,870 and the total value $2,218,000. Of the total number of farms reporting poultry, nearly all, or 228,457, reported chickens, num- bering4, 560,428, gained at $1,925, 000 ; 19,690 reported 1- turkeys. nrimbering 70,009 valued at $102, 000: 18.896 renortedfducks. num bering 75,786, valc-nit $27 000 ; 29, 186 reported ge: ? 9, nu mbaring aas.iyi, valued jUviuuo ; :18, 550 reported gu!nellf6wlj,nnm bering 76,51912 and 1,545 reportel pPeoha, num bering 26043, vale ti at 5$7.638 inere were taiso ftjTportea : : pea fowls valned at t224i)heaiantB, valued at $500, vaiued at $29, . I Of the whole r r ox iarma in tnefBtate. returning chickene' were i I per? cent; geese, 14 5 per c -trkeys, 7.8 per; cen b : uuokb idea fowls, each 5 8 per K icajl 06 per cent:: and 0-1 per oent. The'muih of - North Carolina farms i ng poultry inoreasea z 1 ,oo e S per oent. pTfae ;sased'54:8 ilnrih t ho z nor value, of pqultrit I per cent 'and ihe : f owla creaaedlr numWr of per - cent , me average number : -fowls ..per farm reporting Was 22 ? at both census years. It's Equal Don't'Extet, No one has ever 5 made a salve, ointment or balm to compare with Bucklen's ArnicaSalte Jit's the one perfeot healef of tQutB, Corns, Burns, Bruises, SoresV Soalds, Boils, Ulcers, Eosemar Salt Rhe um. For Sore eyes, Cold Sores, Chapped Hands ; or Spraini it's supreme. Unrivaled ior piles. 5 tbered In and ' " other wa and tmmm Try it. Only 26c at All Druggists. R1DYF0RI 0 Q We have bought U . mu- uigcou Ian uuBiucss we uv c ti v cr, ii oppor tupities to save every dol jar ' the . we know that our prices re lbwi v where else for the samel wny we are expecting a good business. Shoes For the Family. If its school shoes,' work sJioe8v or Sunday shoea, we are prepared to Fhowa big stack, and "the Best of ail we'll sell you good honest. Solid Leather Shoes at- reasonable prices. ELKIN SHOES. Full stock of Elkin shoes for men ...... . . . , . . . . . :. . . qv Boys' and Womens' Elkin 1 7K Shoes ( Q ' GOOr.1 Af J SHOES. For women and children this is where we boast of having the Best Shoes made for a medium priced shoe. Every pair guaranted to be all solid leather. Women shoes, Godman's Gmake, in button or blacher, patent tip, also in navy calf, for every tgj 1 Kf day, wear all sizes for P--"v; Godman's shoes in childrens CSQ 5to8vici kid... .... .OO 8i to 11 vici kid Hi to 2 vici kid The Fate of the Apostles. The following brief history of the fate of the apostles may be interesting to many: St. Simon Zealot was crucified in Persia St. Jude was shot to death with arrows. St. James the Great was be headed at Jerusalem. St. Matthias was first stoned and then beheaded. St. Paul was beheaded at Rcme by the tyrant Nero. St. Barnabas was Btoned to death by Jews at Salania. St. Luke was Langed upon an olive tree in Greece. St. Philip was hanged up against a pillar at Hieropolis, a city of Phrygia. St. Bartholomew was flayed alive by the command of a ba:- barouB king. St. Mark was dragged through the streets of Alexandria, in Egypt, till he expired. .St. "Andrew was bound to a cross, whence he preached ucto the pecple'tUl he expired. St. Thotras "was run through the body with a lance at Caro- mandel, in the "East Indies. St, Matthew is supposed to have Buffered martyrdom, or wat slain with the sword, in a city of jQituiopia. St. James the Less was thrown from a pin naole or wins of the -temple, then beaten to death with a fullers club St. John was; put in a caldron of boiling oil at Rime, - but es- capja aeatn. &a ajsex wards died a natural death ' at . Epheius, in asia,--jfcxonange, x r OUT OF OORTS .When you feel lazy, stretchy; half Sick, :blne"r and discouraged, looltto the Uvei. Itl9 torpid. ;i : v (tHB TOWDBR FORM) . . IS THE REMEDY YOU NEED ; It is not only an invigorating tonic for a torpid liver, but it extends it? cleaneing and restorative inflnence to the stomach and bowels.. Helps diges tion and food assimulation . purifies thebowels and brings back the habit Of regular. daUy bowel movements. When-the; stomach, liver and bowels are active, bilious impurities no lonsrer obstruct functional processes, the re sult of which is renewed energy, mental activity and cheerful spirits. Sold by Dealing Price, large package, $1.00 ArtforttterarainawtththeBcdZanthaUbeL If yoo esnaot get it. remit to n, wa will send by mail poatpaid. Simmon Livar Beanlmtor ia .Ln .nt nn n liqaid form for tboM who prefer it. Price, $1.00 par bottle. Look for the Bed Z UbeL L H. ZBUN & CO, Props, t Loids. Ho. LIVER REGULATOR Bel k4ElCi6.'s IDTOliAliliriD-A ITC m ui mum nuL a big felsSfei Royal calf, good every day: QQ shoe 5 to 8 : ... T MP Royal calf good every day : QQ shoe 8f to 11.. .. .. ... .,;.;.. yO ; Royal calf good every day 1 QH ishde-11 to 2,. .. ,. .. .... y Full stock of men's work ; shoes and we believe better than 'others sell at price, $1.50 and $2.00. 1 : ."Fellowcroff" and Ralston Health shoe for mens' fine shoes; in the new style toes,, at $3.50"and$4.00. Selby's Fine Shoes f or . ladies, full stock in all the- new leathers. Patent, nice, black and tan suede, velvet, , also in the extreme high cut, 16 button tPrice $3.50 to $4.50. Clothing. . We are showing some extra good Bargains in Boys' and Mens' Suits and add pants. Good stock of Boys' pants, knickerbockers for 25, 50 and 98 cents. Millinery and Coat Suits. We are now ready to supply your wants in Millinery and Fall Coats. .98 L10 HE.ESK"5r CO The man who gets mad at wat the newspaper sayB about him should return thanks three times a day for what the newspapers knew about hand suppressed. SALISBURY MARKETS. Corrected weekly by D. M. Miller. Apples, per bushel, 1.00 to 1 40 Bacon, sides per fi, 12 to' 18. " shoulders, per fi, 12 to 13. " ham, per ft, 18 to 20. " round, per fc, 12J4 to 13. Butter, choice yellow, 20 to 25 Chickens, per lb, 9 to 10. Ducks, 20 to 30. Guineas, 25 to 30. Eggs, per doz, 23 to 25. Corn, per bushel, 95c. to 1.00. Flour, straight, per sae, $2.80 " pat, $3.00 Hay, per. hundred fts, .50 Honey, per lb, 12j to 15. Lard, N. C, per lb, 14 to 15. Meal, bolted, per bu. ,90. Oats, per bu, 60 to 65 Potatoes, Irish, pa bu 90 to $1.00 Wheat per bush. 1.00 to $1.15 Onions, 1.00 to 1.25 SALISBURY COTTON MARKET. Good middling, 9c. Market weak. Instead of Liquid Antiseptics or Peroxide many people are now using Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic The new toilet germicide powder to be dissolved m water as needed. For all toilet and hygienic uses it is better and more economical. To cleanse and whiten the teeth, remove tartar and prevent decay. To disinfect the mouth, de - stroy disease germs, and purify the breath. -To keep artificial teeth and bridgework clean, odorless To remoye nicotine from the teeth and purify the breath after smoking. To eradicate perspiration and body oaors oy sponge patmng. The best antiseptic, wash known. Believes and strengthens tired, weak, inflamedeyes. Heals sorethroat, wounds and cuts. 25 and 50 its. a box, dragreists or ay man postpaid, aampie j? ree. THE PAXTON TOILET Ca, Boston. Mass Very Serious - It is a very serious matter to ask tor one medicine and have ' the wrong "one given you. For this reason, we urge you in buying to be careful to get the genuine. Liver Medicine - The reputation of this old, relia tle medicine, for constipation, in digestion and liver trouble, is firm ly established. It does not imitate; other medicmes. It is better than ; others, or it would not be the fa vorite liver powder, with a -larger sale than all others combined. ; V - SQLD IN TOWN' ; Pa Eyes Exainei Free by Expert Optometrist - AT-- s - " ' GREEN'S JEWELflY- STORE, Fr Rent. A good fwood worfeng uiaoutQe aaa DjaoKsmitn soop. Apply to James EOorrp.ll. Uhina Grove. N. C, this au, auu we are go- jv can tliis -y ear and 0 0 0 0 0 0 Wood's Fall Seed Catalogue just issued tells what crops you can put in to make the quickest grazing, or hay, to help out the short feed crops. Also tells about both Vegetable arid Farm Seeds that can be planted in the fall to advantage and profit Every Fanner, Market Grower and Gardener should have a copy of this catalog. It is the best and most com plete fall seed catalog issued. Mailed free. Write for it T. W. WOOD ? SONS, Seedsmen. - Richmond, Va. PUBLIC SALE O F" PERSONAL PROPERTY WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1st. 1 two horse wagon, 1 grass mower, 1 wheat drill, 1 buggy, 1 carriage, 1 horse 6 years old, l cow, 1 set double harness, 2 sets single harness, 2 wheat cradleB, and a number of plows and othei im- Elements will be sold to the highest idder for ca ih on the 1st day of Nov. 1911. Sale will begin at 10 A. M. Mrs. J. C. Wilhclm, Salisbury, N O. Route 4 10-18, 20 ,.25, 27: ' Wfieat Wanted.-Tne China Grove Roller Mill is 'offering $1 10 rox good wheat. ' 2 t State ofl'N, C. ) T ' . Rowan County j oapenor court Nell McKmney, -; - . ' vs. :.-: - , V V: Edward Fulton McEJnney. V - : Alio ueienuam aoore namea will take notice that ah aAtinn ant'Hoi a oK - ; .a auuvc nag been oommAnepr" in -in Ann. heourt of Rowan e lunty to annul the uoous oimammonr existing between plaintiff and defendant on "account of the defend ant havina cmmnaA - . q wVu.u..HWVM. iAilll cation and a lultery and the said de- .cuuaui, yviu lurtner .case notice that he is red aired tn nnniiu kt ha the buperior court of Rowan county to be fell on the 11th Monday -after tte vn axonaay m - eeptemoer. the same bem November anth.-: 1Q11 ; court house in said county, and answer eu.uf . w me complaint . m said action oe. the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief A Am an rid ;n ao;A complaint. ;. -. . This Wctoberv 8rd 1911 ; i - .J.-Feakk MoCnBBiirs, Jno. JL. Rendleman, Attorney. KILLthe couch and CURB ths LUNC8 Dr. King's Won Discouory FnRsfOUGHS w.. -fQLDS Trial Bottle Fret AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. GUARANTEED SATIS7AGXQSX OS JtlONE? BEPUNDSIX J
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