Written By
OUR CORRESPONDENT U
FAITH..
NaT. 2. Oar bowu c mmuiiou
n iwiili J . I." A . triibortv the
mayor, held their regal ax monthly
meeUng on KoudsTnrghli
A ieriei -of 6TBgelitiia meet
ings will b . held iu Faith in the
Shiloh Reformed tihuroh at Faith
beginning .Monday evening, No
Terjibtr 8hvit 7 jv-i. TO Re?
Shuford PeeUr of Greensboro,
will Msist the pastor in these
aeryioei and preaoh erery night
that I frqsk : Th r JHUy Sunday
hymn book will be uied entittled
Great Retiiral tfymni No. 2.
Then will be -a acme service of
about f wey jjainntel at the open
ing of eaoh service. The follow
ing week imeeimgs will be held at
Graoe Reformed Church, Lower
tone, when Rey . L. A. Peeler of
High Poiut, will assist the pastor
and preach. Vvery night, A cor
dial invitation to come, bring
your frienda and enjoy these
gospel feasts.
Here is. a sum for the sohoo
boy .to figura out: What will i
mill rock four feet in diameter, 10
inches thick, 10 inches r jund hole
in the middle, weiahine 165 lbs
to the oubio foot, will be flat on
both sides, when I get it weighed
I will tell who comes nearest to
its weight.
Marsh Holshoneer one of the big
gest farmers Vne'ar . Faith, bought
a new top buggy this week .
J. T. Wyatt and J. D. A. Fisher
made- a flying trip to Winston
this week in Mr, Fisher's auto
mobile. The roads are good and
dry now
Venus wants to buy someoll
time pewter buttons and also the
moulds to run them in. Who has
them.? Venus.
work hands . , - -
M . Q . M7 Fisher is still at work
ton JJmJQt in Faikh prepamng to
movarthere instfew weeks. Then
nVMbiiignelri. .
Venus tooXSnuie wither r aed
Mrs. M. Or M. Fisher this week a
long-ttae. Mn. Fisher ii an ex
tra good Vook and they are among
our wealthy farmers. A few more
yotesand Mr. Fisher would have
been ur sheriff - when he ran for
that office recently .
Charles Peeler has opened his
beef market, "
Fisher and McCombs had a big
pay day Saturday.
Venus wants td buy a small sec
ond, hand' peciable corn ; mill.
oheap for cash just the- frame.
He don't oars whether it bat any
burrs in them or not.
Venus will buy all the used car
bon paper he can get. Some lit
tie chapcao'lnalce some monf by
saving it op lor Yeans. We have
a use for it.
Six miles north-of Gonoord oh
the old Salisbury and Concord
road, J T. Aria's automobile
caught on fie and burned one end
so bad he had to leave it thereby
the road side, he is going after it
with bis two - hoi se wagon and
bring it home and sell it to. tome
one oheap.
J. W. 81oan was in Salisbury
today in his automobile, this
FAITH.
Oct. 29. Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Sloop and little daughter, Evelin,
of China Grove, spent Saturday
and Sunday at Faith with Mrs.
S loop's parents.
J. T. Wyatt shipped two pair
millstones today.
Vmus took dinner with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Lverlv at Granite
Qurry, October 27th. Mrs . Ly
erly is a fine cook. Mr. Xyerly
is one of the leading merohants of
that place and is doing a fine bus
i eat. Their large new granite
store house is nearly finished,
Mrs.. Mary Oanup is confined io
her bed with sickness.
Fisher and McOombs shipped a
big pile of millstones today.
Young lady at Luther Holshou
rr's Octcber 9th.
Siduey Lyerly unloaded a fifty
t -n car load of ooal in one and a
half days and shoveled it all out
o?er the top of the gondola. Who
ever can beat that, trot out your
boy.
Mrs. VV. T. Peeler found several
bunches of fine grspes second
growth. Who can beat that?
Little Miss AnnieE. Brenton
spent Thursday with her little
friend"-Ada Riley, at Granite
Qaarry.
The oyster supper which the la
dua of the Reformed -Church was
to have was postponed and will
ba held in Peeler's Hall Saturday
night, the sixth of November, be
ginning at six o'clook. Every
body is invited to oome and help
a good oause.
We are having the finest kind
of warm waather and the farmers
are all huty sowing olover seed
and small grain, pioking ootton,
plowing out sweet and Irish pota
itoes and making good use of their
itimo.
W. L Lndwiok of China Grove,
is at hia truck farm near here. He
has one field of extra fine born,
and is as busy as a bee and if he
don't quit working so hard he is
going to work himself to death.
J.f. Wyatt just received a let
ter from Kiuston, N. C, from 0,
3$nks MoNairy, M. D., superin
t uJ jyfc of the Caswell Training
Iswhool, asking for the loan of that
..tter whioh was written to Lord
() rnwallis. He said they wanted
to pat it in their district fair to
be av$-November 10; jLlt;12th.
w told him ha also ought to have
m .tura with oar whole outfit of
and fill up a half dosen
:ases, and ' then v he would
due d it play worth while.
Ra nosey was out at Faith
J Hh making: some piotures
K i Granite Company's
i and the large crowd of
is
the first time we have met him in
a long time, he lives at Mil
Bridge.
The letter wrote to Lord Corn
wains is dated K&l it l am not
mistaken.
Venus.
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of
Aztec Can, 1,000 Yiirs 0!i Wirt. $1 1
KtroBl.
The most valuable corn orop in
Kansas this year, taking it by and
large, as Jay House says, is in tbe
baokyard of William E . Kelly, a
Hutohinson, Kans., official.
There are only eight stalks of
the corn, bnj Kelly expects o
realize a net profit of $1,000 cash
from his orop. Last spring a Bap
tist preaoher, Dr E. B. Pratt,
while 3h a visit in New Mexico,
recovered in an anoient Axteo ruin
a mummy, witnin wnion was
found sealed an Indian jar con
taining a few grains of anoient
Indian corn.
The archaeologists figure the
corn was at least 1,000 years old.
The Rev. Mr. Pratt gave ten grains
to Kelly on his return to Hutch-
iusou. Kelly carefully planted
them.
Eight of ten grains grew, the
corn growing more rapidly than'
ordinary field com, There are
twenty ears now on the eight
stalks, and they average fifty
kernels to the ear.
The' c.jrof looks like ordinary
field corn as it grows, but the
stalks are muoh taller and the
ears smaller, white the kernels
are yellow with a blotoh like
blood tjt the tip of eaoh,
I havebeen offered as high as
$1 for a kernel, and I believe I
oan sell every kernel for $1 eaoh,"
Kelly . He figures he will
1,000 kernels.
Ti Bu Pilitlcs ii Cliarci. I
The wording of General Car-.
rausa's pledge with regard to re-
igious workers is interpreted here
as leaving him, free to eliminate
entirely what he considers tbe o-
itioal influence of the Roman
church in his country. He is free
to revive the old Mexican laws
forbidding church institutions
rom acquiring the title to lands.
Snd under his promise he can and
probably will refuse the right to
'"' a. - v m j . t
eturn so mexioo so any ox ne
ri'ests wbo fl.d the country after
e overthrow of President Diaz.
ronbisop tfora, of Mexioo ;
rohbishop Jenaro Mendez, of
iohoaoan : Archbishop Eulogio
G. Gillow, of Oaxaoa; Arohbiihop
Ramon, of Puebla, and in f act al
most all of the old archbishops ot
. i -re-
Mexioo," will probably fall undtr
his displeasure and will be denied
the right to reside in Mexioo be
cause of past interference in poli
ces. ,
VniM.lli i - -. MA mm ih.n 1
here as to the political effect of
tlae religious -phase of the situa
tion, Since many of the -prelates
under the bah are considered the
strength of the Roman ohurch in
Mexioo.' They hare brought great
influences to bejar Upon their co
religionists in this country to pro
tect them from - the measures o
tbe constitutionalists in Mexico.
Now th papists are kicking
Wilson because the South Amer
ioan Republics and Uncle Sam
think best to 'recognize Carrauza.
Now you have a concrete illuitra
tion of Roman Oathohoism in op
position to a Constitutional gov
efnment. ) Carransa says I will support
tbe Constitution of the Mexican
people. And the papal ohurch in
America answers, ''To Hell with
your Constitution."
What further proof do you want
of Roman Oatholio disloyalty to
free institutions and liberty?
What'does the papaoy want Mr.
Wilson to do if not recognize Oar
ranza who says with .his hand lift
ed before the Mexican people, I
will support and enforoe the Con
stitution of Mexioo, God being my
nelper."'
Xt don't take long for the papal
hierarchy to show its hand and
prove its anarchy and demonstrate
who has kept up the turmoil and
Strife in Ikfaxioo.
The Menaoe offers this pr
pheoy: There will be no peace in
Mexioo until the Jesuits are cast
out. These plotters against free
institutions and liberty are re
sponsible for ail the bloodshed in
Mexioo. Drive the Jesuits out,
Mr. Carransa, or you will follow
the fate of Madero. -Drive the pa
pal anaronists out. ine Menace .
f OSITIYE PROOF.
Shasld CooTiect tbe Gmtsst Skeptic la
Jfalisbiff.
Because it is the evidence of a
8 iliabury citizen.
Testimony "easily' investigated.
The strongest endorsement of
merit.
The but pful. "Read it :
Mrs. ICB. Graham, 614 E.
Fisher St. , Salisbury, says: "I
suffered a great deal from sharp,
piercing pains across the small of
my back"f I couldn't, straighten
up after stooping and the muscles
between my shoulders were sore.
I felt badly all over. After Jak
ing Doan's Kidney Pills for
awhile, I was better in every way.
I use them when my kidneys get
out of order and they always bene
fit me."
Price 50o, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills the
same that "Mrs. Graham had.
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New York, Oct. 81. J. P . Mor
gan's condition was considered:' sol
satisf aotoyy to4y that no bulls
tins were' Issued by the attending
physioiansi Members of his fam
ily said that the financier's rally
frcm the ppertioi)t fpr appendi
citis performed last Ffidky was
very encouraging.
HowsThU?
We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of catarrh
that cannot be oured by Hall's
Catarrh Core.
F.J, CHENEY & CO., Toledo.O
We, ithe' undersigned, have
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Hall's. Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, aoting directly upon
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the system. ' Testimonsls sent
free. Price 75 cents per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for
constipation.
Dr. UcNilrj Not DiDg.roasly Hart.
Kin-ton, Oct. 29. Physicians
state that Dr. 0. B. MoNairy, sup
erintendent of the Caswell Train
ing iSchool near here, is not in
ternally injured as the result of
being attacked by a bull several
dayp ago. Doctor MoNairy, se
verely bruised up, has been con
fined to his bed . It was feared
that he might be internally hurt.
The biaast thit hulled the super
intendent 20 feet into a wire fence
and afterward butted him repeat
edly nntil felled by an attendant
with a dub was a dehorned Jersey,
weighing almost a ton. The bull
was angered by a girl's red sweater.
The November term of Cabar
rus (Superior Court convened in
Ckmcord Monday morning, Judge
H. P. Lane of Reidsville is prer
siding a n d ' Solicitor Hsyden
Oienfniis iresinting the State.
The term is for two weeks, the first
week for tbe trial of criminal
cases and the second, civil. Very
lew cases ot importance are dock-
feted.
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