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Watauga Democrat Ecbert C. Rivers, Editob ani) Proprietor. ' rHUR6i)AY, April 1, 1900. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. ' Governor CHARLES B. AYCOCK, ol Wayne. tleutenout-Oovernor-W. D. TURNER, ol Ire dell. Secretary of Stated. BRYAN GRIMES, of Pitt 8tateTreauiurB. K. LACY, ol Wake. State Auditor- F. P1XON, ol Cleveland. Attomey-Gencral-ROBT. D. CHLMER, ol Hay- Wood. ; Ru Too! penntenaem oi f-uouc uniriKurai-n. iN, ol Kubeaou. ... II.. . . 1 1 . . Wm Q Commissioner f Aerlculture-SAMUEL L. PAT TERSON, ol Caldwell. Commissioner ot Labor and Printing HENRY B. VARNKR, ol Duvidaon. Chairman ol the Corporation ComroMon IRANKL1N McNEILIh ol New Hanover. CorporaUon Coinmlaskmer-SAMUEL ROGERS, ol Macon. Judge for the Tenth Dlntriet-W. B. COUNC1LL, ol Watauga. Elector at Urfre.-DAN HUGH MLEAN, ol Harnott, and LEE . OVERMAN, ol Rowau. Above will be seen Mie Dem o.ra tic. ticket nominated bv the State (Convention on the J 1th inst. Charles B. A v cock, I he ran didate for Governor, is the idol of the democratic party of I he State antl wi:s nomina te.l by celauiatiop. He s from Wnynecounty, isachris tiaa gentleman and is with out spot or blemish on hi piivute or public life. V, I). Turner, the nominee for Lieutenant Governor, is from Iredell count v, a ti n e lawyer, ami has the full conn . denreof the people of the State without regard to par ty as to his sterling qualities as a gentleman. He is a man of great ability and will make an admirable presiding offi cer of the Senate. The nominee tor Secretary of Statp, J. Bryan Grimes, of Pitt county, i.s a farmer and is a eon-of General Grimes of the Confederate army, whose division made thelastcharge at Appomattox, U.. It. Lacey, the nominee for Treasurer, is a meehauic who, hy industry, integrity and ability has placed him self at the head of the labor orgnizations of the State the candidate of t belaboring people especially, win had large delegations at the eon vention asking that he be limniuuteed. He is a man o( gie-it executive ability and one of the most popular men in the State. For Auditor we have Dr. B. F. Dixonj who is deservedly n veev popular man. He was at one time the Superintend Hiit of the Oxford Orphan A ylum; was in both the Civil and and Spanish war and will make a fine officer. It. D. Gilmer, of Haywood county, tbe.nominee for At torney aeiural, is a brilliant young lawyer, a relative of fudge Gilmer, and will make an able and efficient officer. Gen. Win. S. Toon, nomi neefor Superintendentof Pub lie Instructions, is an able and efficient ducator from Robeson county, and the in terest of the cbilnren of t h e State will be safe in his hands. It is useless for us to say anything as to the character and standing of the nominee for Commissioner of Agricul ture, Mr. S. L. Patteison, of Caldwell. His eminent fitness for the position is acknowl- edged in every part of the State, and his nomination was made by aoclairation. .His devotion to the farming - interests of the State is ad - niitted bj all parties, and no r better nomination could pos I sibly have been made by the ' contention. ; U. B. Vurner, of Davidson -county, the nominee for Com -missloner of Labor and Prin iing, is a practical printer n nd w-ll qunti ftfd fur the du ties )f the OttW. , Frm.k MrNVil, of New Han over, and 8. L. Rogers, the preMiit Corrporniion Com missioners, eiv "nominated bv acclamation nsnn endorse merit of the great efforts they are now making to compel the railroads to pay their just portion of taxation. The nominination of Wa tauga's talented son nnd em inent lawyer, W. B. Council!, for Judge of the 10th Dist., was ratified hy the Conven tion, and it is useless for ns tocomment upon his supreme fitness for this high position. ih his ability for that of flee is readily conceded by all. So it will be seen that all classes of our fellow citizens are represented on the State ticket by some of the ablest men of the State, a result which nnlit have been look ed fot, from that great gath ering oi Democrats. INot in the history of tht State or of any party in it, has eery county in North Carolina ben represented by actual delegates before. But in this great Con vention, every coun ty from Cherokee toCurritnck answered when the roll was ailed. And all, yes, every one, of that great white race. that from henceforth will rule North Carolina, 'r un thp mountains to the sea. It was estimated that these de. termined men that met in Raleigh on the 11th inst. was more than four thousand in number. They were nil of one mind in regard to the passage of the great measure of reform, to wif the Consti tutional Amendment. The Democratic hosts are behind them. Thousands of Repub licans are with them; almost the eutiie Populist party are with them, and all things ta ken together pi edicts a might r victory. Is there a white man wib in the borders of North Cnro lin i, if lie would la) aside par ty prejudice, who could not ifford to vote for the entire State Democratic ticket that appears at. our mast head this week? Verily, we think not, as it is madeupfroin the highest to the -,w-st officp of the best, the brainiest, the most far-Keying and intelli gent men that the State can produce. Let every voter be 6nre tostuly well these men and the principles they advo cate before he casts bis bal lot to defeat them, and elect in their stead a set of-men who are only anxious for the! pie. and are Irving to move heaven and earth to obtain it. Sis a food medicine for the , I -L 1L.1 1- 1L! I I j Dduy inai u uun ii:u ,ui y g well nourished and for the $ V mother whose milk docs y g not nourish the baby. M 8 It is eaually good tor the g boy or iirl who is thin and g pale and not well nourished j 9 by thdr foodi also for the g Bansmic or consumptive V adult that b losing flesh V and strength. W In fart far afl rnndifinrvt V of wasting, it is the food V medicine that will nourish W and build up the body and J V give new life and energy 2 when all other means fail. Should b tnken In tummertxt M W mrmtl mm m Inter. ft Y if .J-SXT. Sac and fi-eo, all dniggbtt. 1 IssatoSftfeteSsSsS iu ill i mm tuiw nr i .iviiimil ni son. IhSSsnn! Of course the gold demo crats who n re opposed to Bry . r " nn are ueninn me uewey movement hut this fart need not disturb any one.Thedem oera tin party is great enough ko have not only one b o t half a dozen candidates for its nomination. The conven tion wilt decide and if, as now seems probable, it de cides in favor of Bryan, the other candidates will loyally bow to its decisions. Admi ral Dewey is too honest a man to attempt tosecurethe nomination at Kansas City unless he intends to support the nominee of the conven tion lhvre And if he should be named for the Vice Presi dency, and should accept, ev erybody would be pleased ex ept the small faction of ir- reconcilables, who will always bolt unless they are allowed to rule the party. The United States now has parcels post arrangements with mot of the countries of the world, but the express companies so far have had sufficient influence to prevent the extenc'on of the system to the United States. In this respect the foreign nations ha v greater privileges with the United States than its citizens have within her terri tory. The PostofhYe Depart ment claims that it cannot compete with the express com panics, except at a huge loss, unless it charges proportion ate rates for different distan ces, but it fails to explain why it should notadoptench rites, nnd free the American !eople from the burdens im posed by the express compa nies. The Porto Rican infamr has gone through at last with all its criminal provis ions upon its head. Under it, the executive council of car pet bagger, selected by the President, e?;n',loot the island and turn it over to the trusts bound hand and foot. Any one who doubts what they will do only needs to look ba k on the time when si mi lar government prevailed in the South A woman's suffragist has urged a convention to vote special thanks to Dinctor Meirinin of the Census for his recent decision in fax or ol women. She adds that wo men can get anything they ant out of men if they flut ter them enough. This wa? too sensible for the suffrag ists, however, and they vot ed it down. But it is t nu ll II the same. ' China wants to he inform eu in regard to those "open door" negotiations. S h thinks that she ought at least to lie admitted to the rights of the "most favore nation" under the agreement The singular unanimity wilh which everybody except lim Woodruff declines the Republican nomination foi Vice-President might w e I make llanna pauso am think. The Chinese Emperor, who was dethroned, assassinate! and then committed suicide is now reported to be dying of slow poison.' lie seems to be having a hard timeot it. A Chicago spinster gm nine reasons why she hah in- er married. The ninth 1 o cause she has never been asu ed wtfuld have been entirely sufficient hy itself. OABTOniA, ? Jwik! A Tm Kind Yoa Nan Um SmeM i mr BitBW cZxMtI The White Supremacy Leader. Aycock gets the nomination, , ife was everybody's choice: The un terrified have spoken . And in no uncertain voice. The greut white host is solid , From the mountains to the sen, For Avcock the Amendment Aud White Supremacy. !: We have nominated Aycock, And the enemy we will rout; He is backed by the gang that Butler wants The negroe to help drive out With AycocK tor our leader, Our ticket will sweep the State. Though E. S. Blackburn . threat ens us With William Goebel's fate. Charles B.'Aycock's nomination Is rough' on the black and tan; They want so bad to match him. But they can t produce the mnn. There is not a man can b6at Mm In the whole blamed fusion lot. And the man who undertakes it Is a blooming idiot. , , When we rid our good old State Of Butler's fusion r rowd, fliroliiiians can whoop with joy, And of their State teel proud. W hen Butler leaves the Senate, He cun spent his time betwixt Picking huckleberries on Six Runs And scratching Sampson ticks. J. M. H., in Newsand Observer- The South African war has entered on its seventh month with the Boers still holding moc British soil than the British do Boer soil. Perhaps the Pot-to Ricans can't vote but they Ivive friends here who can nnd will. To secure the original witch ha el S live, a'sk lor f)e Witt's Witch Hazel Salve, well known as a cer tain cure for piles and skiu dis eases. Beware of worthless imita tious. cofley Bros. Phillips & Son. The auditorium in which he Democratic NationalCon vention was to have been held at St. Louis, Mo was estroyed by fire a faw days ago. entailing a loss o bun- reds of thousands of dol ars. The auditorium will be rebuilt and ready for the ci n vention .which meets there on uly 4. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Lord Dnnrhven has gone o the war. Now we shall . t 1 ear more onipi iiiiis inat he Boers do not fight fairly'; Mrs. Harriett Kvuns. Hinsdale 11 , writ: "I never fail tonlieve m tliilflr-n Irom cicup -at oiict v using One Minute cough euro. I would not leel sale without it." Quickly cures coughs, colds, grip and nil tliront ami lungtiouViics. enffey icos. Phillifis Sun. New Fiiiii Nsw Gectls. Having about sold out my old stock, I huve bought u new Spring Stock the best and cheapest in the county, consist ing of a beau tiful line of Dress Goods, Silk Ribbons in all colors, laces, ete. Hosiery foreverybody from Sets, up to ot) cts, HArlS,HAlhyIlAlS, For men, boys and children, too. A large line of gentle men, ladies and children's SHOES. In fact anything kept in a j ' FIRST-CLASS STORE, j To prove It come and see us. , SSTWnnted: Wool, grain,.1 roots and hertis, all takeout the highest prices in exchangej for goods. J Thanking yon tor past fa-, vol-, and soliciting a contin nation of the same, I am Yours to Please, T. N. COR PEN ING. Banner Elk, Apr. 10. "Honest Labor Bears a Lovely Face. , Thcrj is nothing more pti&h.j to ho t upon than a fieiriy, rsddj face, czintd by hohht t:il They are. the sarir, 7 of .';? nztion, these toilers cf hot 1 sexes, strttg glngfor fail' bread.- . 'P-s s blood makes them able to keep up tht cfoiy rowd of duly ai home, shop or ttore. If .the Mood has a taint or im purity, or ji run down feeling comes on, the one remedy is Hum? s Saniptrt'U, America's Credicst Medicine for the blood. Pcor Dlcod "Stty blood ws so poor that in iot'. tst weather I felt cold. Hood's Sarsapznlla. m.idn me wartn. It If the rioht tVrg In the righi place." Ilaiiit J. T:ylor, Woodstomm, N. J. H00.V1 I'M eui llverlllM tlie noMrrltatmg ana Tay cathurtlc to tak. wttl. Hood'. Stnaparllla. . . .. 1 Mm 'J tiF- KOIC1H CAROLINA LVLLEGh UF AUniCULJURE AM) ME( BASK AMb. Tei ui opens Wednesday, September 6th. Gives mi extraordinary c u-se of instruction at an extra ordinary low cost to the, student. . uannm It not only educates but prepares its students to become intelligent directors of agricultures! and mechanical 1 enter priM.r There are complete specia and shor rsesm the various Agricultural, Industrial, Mechanical, lextile and Students will be allowed to stand the entrance exa na tions at the conntv seats of the counties in which they re side, thus saving the expense of a trip to Raleigh. For further information, catalogue. Wc apply to PRESIDENT (iEOROE T. WINSTON, West Raleigh, N. C. Gen. Otisathisown request has been released from h i 9 labors in the Phillippines. He will be succeeded by Gen. Mc Arthur. What'8 Tour Face Worlht Sometimes a fortune, but never if vou have a sallow complexion, a .jaundiced look, moth patches and blotclifs on the skin,- a 1 1 higns of liver trouble. But Dr. King's New Life Pills give clean skin, rosy cheeks, ri"h -oniplex-ion Only 23c at Blackburn's. Notica of Dissolution. The firm of I. N.Corpening & Co., of Banner Elk, N. ft, has dissolved oy mutual con sent. I having purchased the ntire business and become re sponsible for all ontstand- . - ... 1 1. .. 1 .j ing oehts ugaiusr uie om firm, and all personsduesaid firm either bv note or open account, will ptensecome for waid and itufke settlement at once. The business will tie continued at the old stand, and , our trade is solicited. Give' me a call Very tuny. I. N. CoitPEXING. Banner Elk, Apr. b. " NOTICE TO CREDII0RS. 1 litit-u titu hmIp (!f inv .,..rw.tt.i. inwb.r .infci-t Miali'tiiV '!' Mar. 1 900. 1 he same I ' ' , I 'I lIC I I'l Wf.'' --. V. . - r , must insist thai ibmse who owe ir.c for iro''si!nal sir ics ;ttal-.e setl Ipijicnls at ol.ee. I w ill be f"Un l at. Ill V olhVe oi) Siitnrdavs, and will soon have a collector in the field. Re ready for him, Good produce or young stock ta ken. I must makecollections. E. F. RlNGHAMi M, D. Much 7, 1900. C. B. WEUB. C. Y. MILLER. Wilkesiioro Msrble Works Webb & Milei , Prep. Granite and MsM'b'e Monuments, and everything m the cemetry line done in the best of stjie at. the lowest prices "Satihfact ion G uara uteed"8 a-2'2 12 m. CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS, COPYRIGHTS AND DESICNS. Send roar buainen direct to Washington, HTM ume, ooau teia, Doner aerrice, Uj ofiM elm te V. I. Tttnt 0&M. TUIimUntai llHniri. PERSON AX ATTENTION ttlVEH It TIAU rr ot.w aauon. BMW. actt i n nn m niu d.u AOTDALSVUIXNas. Bosk "Bowts.btall U., Mi frM. f.tMitt mwiii thra(k I. Hint wdn ap.eltl ..tie., wttknt attft, m the INVENTIVE AGE UlHtnUi fMtklr-Zlmatt rw-tou X. ini, LC.SI6EEBS,sEE' MilWl'lHy ' Ik.,. MIIMi al hitina witli. " .... ... Ih t. i. . 5 vm II on inn nent fOUa 0H t-.M WJvtLrY t0. The Democrat s will i-ircu-' late those two Magoon opin ions in parallel columns tor the edification of tb voters. , it is very seldom that so de liberate a' change of face can - be brought hometoanj' man. The WorldV Fair at Paris opened the 14th ii sL If troubled wllhrheuma tisin, BivcChamberlan'sPain lialiu a trial, it win Doi cum, v11u.11 cent if it doesnogood. One application will relieve i he pain. It alsocuresspruin. nnd bruises in one-third the time required by any other treatment. Cuts, bums, frost bites, oninsey, pains in the side ami chest, glammiarami other swellings are quicKiy (Uetl OV H I i's . ' j W' ffll t C( . Pl'H'e 2o H ItCI i50cts. Foi-FflU-e by dealers. 4i 1.. 1.... ; k.i'uvw NOTICE. . 1 will offer for sale to the highest bidder at my resi dence at RIowingRockonthe 21st day of April the follow ing personal property to wit: One tv o-horsp wagon, one two horse surry and harness, On buggy and harness, two saddles, milk cattle icecream freezers, scales; guns, watch es, clocks and a lot of house hold and kitchin furniture. Terms of sale one half cash with approved security. This March 29, C. S. Young. NOTICE. North Carolina, Watauga Co. In the Superior court. A.L. Sims vs.T. R. Sherrill. Th defendant above nam ed will take notice that a summon in the above entit led action was issued against said defendant on the 15th of Mar. 1900. from theSuper ior court of ll'ntauga county, North Carolina, for th? sum of $734.00 due said plaintiff by due bill and open account w hich summons is returnable to the Spring Term of the Su perior court for Watauga county, N. C, for the year 1900 which said term o f couit convenes on the 20 being t Lie last Monday in said month. The defendant will take notice that a war rant of attachment was is sued by said undersigned Clerk of the Court of Watau ga county, on Mar. 15th 190.0 against the property of said defendant, w hich warrant is returnable to t heSpriiigTerni of the Superior court of Wat auga county, towit. on the 26th day of Mar. 1900, Ihe same being the last Monday in said month at. the same time and place above named tor the return ot the sum mons, when and where the defendant is reqiiireuV.to ap pear and answer or demur to the complaint, or the relief demanded, will be granted. This Mar. loth 1900. John H. Ulngham.C.S.C. Fine Nursery Fruit. l have on hand a fine lot of fruit trees, such as apples, peach- esj pears, prunes etc. etc. 1 also have a fine assortnent of grape vines that are best suited to our climate. If youcontemplate.buy ing any trees or vines, I can sell tlieni to you at about one bal the price you would l ave to pay at other nurserieH and then you have the satisfaction of knowing what you get. All trees delivertd at my nur series. Trees trom three to six feet tall. For furthpr particulars call on cr address, r t f ii ... t a .... tmi 'mi'iiM 1 1 wHifa.n '?
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