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LIM'ILLE.
A I'liUf iliiniil anl l'v
AS
loping
WASHINGTON LI:TTI:I:.:wiIs!-thinks to humbug
1 1 lit people by i rt Mi.l I to
rrom our Eegitar Co-.efpondett favnr one cel. t let t-r po-da-"
, ., . ... and then m ihesnn.irguaa nt
i zar neeo couiii nor iu i.
tin chagrin ho felt to day
wlnn lie arose to call the
House to order and looked
upon tho numerous empty
s nts on tlie republican sid .
TO .! !HHC AIM INO'.lN.
.(til. , The lti en Illinois !! itlllran luu4
ii ...... ir i,.
"'"'"l There livis i. t in .T-(ni.
Ti..r.....i ... iir-.. i i..i- n . i ii ... i i I ..i
iral I ru-i.s :. ' . ... ,. i nou s illsi i icl
, return to tii" consiiiuuon
sh;l! tie' i iiasi-rvativi'
Iters of the Alliance !i
A GREAT RESORT
Situated in the Mountains ol Mgns, was not tliere.
i repuiilran i tosses say
WESTERN NORTH CARO
LINA, A region NOTED for health
fulness and beany of Scenery.
ELEVATION OF 3.S00 FEET
With Cool, Invigorating
Climate.
It is being laid out with taste
and skill, with weirpa
di d road: ami
.EXTENSIVE
VOIDEST PARKS.
to inllui'iire Cong ress a gain-a
ii i i 1 1 it to us. If that isn't
"heap .lolm" statesman
ship, I should like to hear a
I A A ..... . f ! .
! oeuer name ior u.
S".,m -I . .1. Illl.ll li'tu ! 111 V'ft. I
riieonorum of republicans, ..in ..; i ,
1 ,iii and before he got the Hon. hi
so neeessar.v to enable mm , .... , , , ,
. . . . , mud o'.l his boots he was
to enrrv out nis partisan oe- ., , , , ,
1 ,-iif.wl niuiii li" ;l ili in': u
P. I Illlll' 'I ll'llll IM ,
. iof repulilieau uiou!.- and
iiwl-i'-l hmv KiiiiTi lie iTitellilcil
w ill nave a quorum in a day 1 .
, . . . , , . t
ami mat wnen uie
o resign his position as
Tit my Al.'i.iiiir Rvt'tlnvn 'if
Nitrth C;:rt!in:i :
Lc.noii:, X. t'.. Xt.'v. -Jhh.
I was anions the first to
join the Alliance in ('jihhvell
county, l'i'fore I joined, I was
nssiir.-'d that nothing was se
cret except t hi'siiisaiid pass
words, whi-!; were necessary
to protect us from impostors.
When I was initiated. I was
soleiniilv assured that there
and a ( e.-.-al ion of this con-
in Illinois nn
old farmer w ho is a zealou.
. l!i'!illlilii:l li fiin nf tlu T-iil
stant ia.erii r.neewitl.uutpo ,,..,.., h w,u,n
htn alcoiu.. turns-. Or shall , h(. Ii(,:U.(, of (Meat
we remain sdeut ami s.v our, ,K j,, to hirt if, whoisone
,,,-de, dr.it to dot.Uit.on;. ()f (h()S, , ,
their lord and master blitul-
This will be the ineyita
I tie result if we do not -ouie
together and enter a d-ter-
!ltill''d protest. (lood men
who are out will not join us,
s"s will hand a
iiut wliat can we
oi iwo, iinu iitui wih:ii iii-i , ... . t .1 ,,i i;,.,
members or.ee tret lure thev """". " . 1 , ! w.-.s nothin- to Vouiliet with
llilllWII.ll I I '111 llll I I I .
.. :n l .1....,-, tf..,- 1,1,7
"iM""l"-' i"". iIL,l,.!,!;,luUli, ,i,,..stinii..
I,1L- I""""-o
i inn
l)V
tellinpr thetn that he had no
present intention of resign-
that remains to be seen
is cheap, but it will require
the presence of a quorum ofj
..11! .... i
' 1 ' , 1 , V Ithom wjtat they I.,op,sed;
i 1 1 1 1 o ii in :"7-(1(,ilwalH)Utit. This leaves
f..f iliurlilll ivllll mi i t ll'S .. . .
, , r n-1 : the aforesaid tnouls in a
, pickle. There is iiowav they
deter-1 . .. , t :i .1.,.
. can ioi ce iaay oui unui um
I....... .. f ; , i ,., . ,,! 1 1 ii ,i i
ir . , iiu'ai iidiuiu. ii t "ii ii in.i'ii
1 1 I I ;l lllvi ill s ne;s:l'ii
like
e.iid all cle.
gainst us.
do?
l-'iivo'io I nrmio.'.e to stand
jmy political or rel i ?v i o u s I hv ' (.OIlMitluioI, of ,.
Vli'WS.
As far as interference was
i.ioiiiiici.n tilt fill J i VW tl it till
Uie.aiK then eooly askmr .... ' . , , , ,
;! ,r" , a At 1 1 niv polities were placed on
the same plane, one was as
sacred as the other.
tlirou"!! tlie House.
much has Imvu fully
mined bv tl.e (lemocrats.
order and offer this sujres
tion toinveoiisi'i vativebreth
'Mary, pack up everything;
I'm going- to moe."'
Why?" ask.,1 Mary.
"I'ecause Joe Cannon in
beat and I wont live in a
democratic district."
"Very well," said Mary,
with a little resigned sigh. '
Then the old man went to
town to sell his farm. There
ren throughout the State, j , ii(.;U.( .,n theeleetion news;
and appeal te them to cotnej Hereturned home, and en-
together and let l hemsel ves , terim.' the house said:
be heard and felt .
were to
e . ... .
names a new couiniivier-. i
reads more like a partisan;,,. -, , , :
poht.cal harangue del.ve.vd j y mn . be - a strictly non-parti-
from thestumi. in the midst j " ... . , . fr,Ps" sinnt..
of a heated campa.gn than! , ., (, tll I llisa beneNolent
cabn non-partisan ..r. ....
1 I'll! ITI I I'M III kl ; I I I I- I I 1 I I
i . . i 1 1. t i : i... i : .. . . c j
i reaa me lonsim.uon . j ,,t ns in ,. sni,..,m.u.,,s,
tl.e Order, and found no hint Uvll(.n lh(,v m(,(l( il( u. ?
in it, that it vvasevertobea;;,.,;,,,. !,,,,,,
!mm,,,;i' n!i' ,mH v'" UM Ithevmeet in .lauuarv. He-
cont rarv its labor.-
tliev meet in .January.
solve that we wi
like the
A dcsiral.k- place for fine ivsiden. : d i gn i Hed communicationsi , . , !Uu
cesaad the American p.le ha vS a j t,if t)! s.Mll1 wh mnv
iir-ii niu.-i-.T. ;i)irvi- M
A(iood opportunity tor rol
i table investments.
BfeS'Tor illustrated painp-hlet !
addiess
Ll.SVII.UK iMl'UOVbMI.NT Co.,
Llnville, MrniiELL Co.
N. C.
I want to kick him out per
suaded him to remain, and
I th-'t he does not in lend to
be fro."e out.
! Representative Oats, of
j .!aban;a, is at work upon a
jbi!!, which he will shortly in
! troduce in the House, pro-
0 mo.
W. 15. COI'NCILL, Jit.
Attokv.y at La,..
J ulv Itli8fJly. Uoone, X.
rmiit to e.xiieet irom ini
I'i-esidei.t of the rnite'l
Stai-is. What it contains
has been largely discounted
ever since it was known that
he l.ad decided to act upon
the advice ol the most radi
cal members of his party.
i. i -i i lift-:.!
11 t. leases uie neeu, .iciv.uie
1
e
.... ...i.i i... ..,.: i.w ,. ,,, i . ,wi..i-. i
utiiei in- ini ii nil n inn i i-i- , , . ., i ,
, . . , . , ! heht raise the r.ioiicv iiee;!ed
tug to know just what suclii 1 . ,, ,
" . . . , ,, , j to pa v pensions. ( ol. Oatcs
men as Senators rlumb, I'ad-! 1 1 .... ... . ,,
, , , ... , Isavs his bill will probalxy
ooek and rettigrew. who vo-i . . , . r
4 . . . , ' , t i . inot.be )assed by this Coa
ted against the Mckinley . 1 ; .. ,
. ,i -u-ress, tint .it. will be discussed
i I mid um ivtiin i it ur wri nt v i " 1
, ', . , ..... , land it public s'atiment
' J I mwii... 1 .- .ll, 111 1 (Till.
wi r ii , (ini in i i i 1 1 1 1
l'rotee-
tive Association to assist
each other in trouble. "And
; to secure nt ii'eharniouy and
! good will among all mnii-
; kind, and brotherly love a-
: iuo!!g ourselves."
j These are the great objects
of I he order, and no one can
i de i.v that they are praise-
; worthy.
! Ihit our constitution has
been violate. i, and its princi
not permit
Jany iiiterferenee, from any
jipiarter with our political
' rights and co nv i e t i o n s,
laud we advise and coun
;sel the nieinbers elect to
Uhe Leiiislat lire to stand up
Jon their constitutional rights
and upon tneir honor, and
to keep sacred the pledg-s
made to the eonventious
that noniinated hem, and
to the people who elected
them. And we further mo.e
condemn the "boycot" in
, iii ; vidiug for an income ta.v np-i , . , . i ,
ioar, ( annon and Lodge; " . , . . i , ... . ,,s , ;.: p'.es trampled upon, and as a
lenient in lis part v. but it:n i! e",ii!l":w,,n''V1'1,,! V' ' '' -oe.senii;,r,ee what do we see?
, , - . , . 'cohsoI SKUHI, in order to, ... ' , .
instead ol brotherly love a
oilg (iurselves, there is a dis
every form.
When you have passed
some such resolutions for
ward them to your Ilepres-
.lif ! t ! -n mill Stiil:l toes ill
,-ord: instead of securing ;en-1 hi i.latiM-e, and have
tire liarnionv witnour neigu-
thein published in your Al-
i-
, i .i.i j. i i
ooisanu oiner cmsses, y M SLt(l (1.s
seeds oi suspicion, jeaions. , . ,
W. Ik C0UXC1LL, M. 1).
I5oone, N. C.
Kesident Physician. O.'l'ee
ou King Htreet north of Post
Oilice.
June V2 SS. ly.
K. F. L0V1LL
Attounky At Law,
Boone X. C.
July 4th, 'S'.9-ly
to Know whether tney pro
poe to continue act ing1 with
the republican party, of
which
Mr.
I)K. L. C. REEVES.
Physician and Surgeon
Office at Residence.
Boone, X. C.
July 4. 89.
L.T). LOWE,
' Attorney at Law
AND-
NOTARY PUBLIC,
BANXEICS ELK. X.
C.
.BANNER HOUSE.
J.H. PKITCH-VRD, PKOPRIETOH.
TERMS .81.25 PER DAY
Sqwial arrangemra-ts by Ibe wttk
or month.
ELK PARK, N. C.
G 2G. 4 mo.
Harrison is the
recognized official head, a
gainst the material interests
of their constituents. Inter
esting developments may be
confidently expejted during
the session of Congress which
begun to day, not the least
of which will be the action of
the republicans who are op-1
posed to the MeKinley tariff
there are lots of them in
both House and Senate, who
voted for the bill under com
pulsion. Mr. Harrison, in
his message has made a des
perate attempt to stem the
Blaine current in his party
and secure; a lenominntioa.
He recognizes, as does ovfry
body else, that if he is not
nominated in 1802 he will
stand before the country as
rebuked by the party which
nominated and elected him
to the Presidency. This hu
miliating condition he very
naturally would like to es
cape; hence his present eff
orts. Mr. Wana maker devotes
it win.
it may be passed by the Fifty-second
Congress. It is
absolutely certain that in
the near future either the
ii p j i " ..
pension rous oi me uoeni-
ment will haye to be t e ised i
and even hatred are sown; I
political tests are set up n.-.dj
every one in or out ot the
order are compelled to sub
mit to them on pain of polit
ical destruction, and if any
one refuses to bow 'down to
those idols, no matter what
mo
.itwl -ix, I n-.inl liii nwi'llic
' . . , I his ability, experience ;
o, ra.s. g u icm,iu, f;1j(llful(!(voli()llt() t!iel)(,st
ftdopted. ! interests of the farmer, and
A tlemocrath- caucus will (.asK(,Sf is denounced
1-robably be held this week i ;ls unworti,v ,,f confidence; of
for the purpose of definitely j fUv ..j,,., 'S(.t,i,lf,. i,ow the or
deciding upon the course ofi , . . ,(l ' u .,();iti.
the party during tlie present : , ,n.1(.i,je n;1V(. u for the!
session of Congress, although
it is hardly necessary, as the
party in Congress is ko near
ly of one mind.
The campaign for theSpca
kership of the next House is
time, their legit imalecallings
and force themselves in, con
trary to the letter and spirit
(jf the constitution; the fmv
,dom of the press is threaten
ed if ii -presumes to criticise
practically at a stand-vtHl , t;)()s(1 in .,ntIitril.v
and will so remain until it is
definitely known whether
tlrere is to be an extra ses
sion in the spring. Every
thing now points that way,
but the democratic leaders
would like to avoid it.
J. (. WLBAR,
DENTIST,
ELK PAIIK, XOKTII CAKOLIXA.
Offers his professional services
to the peo;lt? of Mitchell,
Watauga and adjoining coun
ties.fciVo Lad innteinl uvd
ind all work guaranteed.
May 1 1 y.
Col. L. L. Polk says there
is no truth whatever in the
statement telegraphed from
ll'ashington that he is in
any way supporting Ingalls
fnw 1ij Ti. s i i hi Wonnf nt'tlm
consideraule ?iace in his an-j lmt ,)n f,e (.nurr;in hl h;18
mini report to his postal tel- constntly sought to secure
egra ) li h o b by . 1 1 e a I so sa y s
that one cent letter postage
would be a good thing, and
then proceeds to throw cold
water on the suggestion by
inserting a lot of figures to
prove what a great big de
ficiency it would create in the
postal revenues, In plain
ed with the boycott, a copy
of the odious "ban of the em
pire"' used by the despots in
the dark ages.
Frcedon of thought and
freedom of speech are threat
ened with the penalty of "be
ing kicked out of the order."
And in additian to all this,
advise every ai-
lianceaia n, wind her a Te!r
gate or not, to attend the
county alliance and if it de
clines to adopt some such
lesolut ion. let them imme
diately organize as a demo
cratic meeting ami pass the
resol.it ions, as democratic
alliancenwn.
Ibelievethiscourse is for
the good of our,ordcr.
I know it is in harmony
with the spirit of our funda
mental institutes, which guar
anteea tree speech and a lice
press, a i.d with our statute
law, w hich forbids secret po
litical societies ax hostile to
the genius of liberty.
1 invite suggestions from
my conservative conn try men
.....! ' (1... ...,.w.,.j t
hrciteii' iin- iiui- i.iin.i i"
nublish this anpeal.
It. L. Bkall.
Senator Vance, of Xorth
Carolina, thinks the South
should allow a Xorthen man
to be elected Speaker of the
House of Representatives.
''The Northern democrats
have made bigger gains than
ihose in the South, and I
"Mary, you can quit pnek-
iingup. I am t a goinir to
move."
"Why?'' inquired Mary.
"Because' he replied f.r-A-ly,
"there's no place to moe
to." ll'ashington Mirror.
free and easy expect oration
is produced by a few doses of iVt
j. ii. McLean's Tar wine t.ung nalm
in sill cases of hoarseness, sore
throat or difficulty of breathing.
F.VVOltS CLEYELAH).
Gov. R. L. Taylor, of Ten
nessee, came to Xew York on
Sunday and departed for
home Monday evening. (Jov
ernor Taylor voiced the sen
timent of other prominent
Southerners who have been
recently interviewed, that
Cleveland is the logical can
didate of the democracy for
President in 1892.
"No other man," he said)
"is thought of in the South
in connection with;the nomi
nation. Mr. neveland is so
popular with our people that
thi? mere mention of his nam1?
in an assemblage is sufficient
to provoke enthusiasm, He
made the issue on which the
democaats won in the late e
lection, and the people natu
rally want him to be the
standard-bearer in the great
fight that is coining.
"Tliere is absolutely no
talk of Hill for President. The:
people do not want him, but
they would not object to see
him a United States Senator.
Personally, I hope that the
Xew York Legislature will
make him Senator fclnirt'f?
f accessor this winter. If Mv.
Hill has presidential aspira
tions iie can anord to wait.
M' Cleveland is the man now
and nothing but death can
prevent him from being nom
inated and elected two yearfit
hence. AVir York Times.
tliere is evidence, amountuigj tl)ink thev ;inH.ntitled to it,"
almost to a certainty, that ; s;lia to .m Int,rviewer at
an effort 'is being made! .i1(,v;u tmHhiv. "f think
Ingall's defeat.
Cildue exposure to cold w inds,
rain, bright light or nialara.niay
bring on inflammation and sore
ness of the eyes. Ir. J. II. Mi
Lean's Strengthening Eye Salve
will subdue the inflammation,
cool and soothe the nerves, and
strengthen weak and failing eye
ight. '2Ti cents a box.
through the Alliance to in
duce or compel the members
elect to the Legislature to vi
olate their solemn pledges to
the conventions that nomi
nated them, and thus tram
ple on their honor, and be
tray the people, both in and
out of tlie order, who elected
them.
This is the condition that
confronts us. And now what
we have gained four or five
Senators in the present Con
gress," ho continued, "and if
revolution goes on as it has
started we will have no':
, M::"l wp,!nn f 'rl. Bunks Iwimed
'l 'iji pn of the g!?bo. P.-i.iicia post
lit-H, Pnt .'a application Pmf.
Persons w ho lead a life of ex
p os ure are subject to rheuma
tism, neuralgia and lumb.io.
and will find a valuable remedy
in nr. J. H. Md-ean's Volctmie
Oil Liniment; it will banis!' aaia
and subdue inflammation.
in, j. if. McLean's StrengtL"ii
Cordail and nlood I'm ifier, by i(J
vitalizinfj: projM.?rlieH will bright -en
nale chiH-ks. and transform
troubles in getting control j h;;gzard, dispirited womail
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