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HOONK WAXAUA COUNTY, N. C, TRUItSP A Y , JA"N UARY; ' 30. 1902.
; , m 50.
B-.i":.UiA;?.:
Cough
1 bive made most thorough
trial of Ayer' Cherry Pectoral and
am prepaied to say that for all dis
eases of the lungs it never dlssp
polats."
, J. Early Finley, Ironton, O.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
wont cure rheumatism;
It won't cure dyspepsia;
we never claimed It. But
it will cure coughs and
colds of all Kinds. We
first said this sixty years
ago; we've been saying it
ever since.
Tknxtlus: Uc, Mc., II. Auarantab
Consult yonr doctor. If fa Uk It,
than do u lia ri. If h tell too not
to take It, then don't Ink It. Ho know.
LMH It with him. We ro wllllnc.
J. O. ATKR OO.. Lowall. Hut.
WASHINGTON LETTKH.
Prom oar . Eejular Correspondent
Tli
i f
iij miiiionaitv who n is n
ti'lnii 6n in Inw Iuih. eom
tiling to. look up to timl put
up for. . " k
BmiUw yliia Kind You Ha3AIW8jtBoiM
Of . y
'If n wnTiian hns'i'r nn.v.otli
r olrj. rt ia life nhe r.i'n aft as
l mtupitnior) 'to H pUi iojjf.
f'ln'H imv thv wniiirt thnt
in kf jtn anHl of just
pl tin. or.liiuu.v. girl.'
It (iirdles tho Globe.
The frti' ot Hucklen's Arnica
Salve, an the Ix-st in the world.
rx teudn rouud the eai tli. It's
e one perlect- healer of cuts brui
. .. ciuh,. ourus, tinnseB, koivh,
Hfuld8, ImUm, uhet-8, felons, nchPH
a:i; painR ;ini nil skin erupf ions
Ji'i l .v iitfrillilile Dile ure. 25 centh
n lox nt' H'lU'kUurn'H.
I'lUWtiSSQXAL.
J. C. FLETCHER,
Attorney At Law,
- BOONE,-N. C
Careful attention jrivpn to
collections. '
E F LOVILlu
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
nooyn. A'.
KSTSpoHal tittention iven
to all business entrusted to
h!neart."8
8 23, 1900.
J. W. TODD. GBO. P. PELL.
TODD & PELL.
A T'JORXEYS A 7 LAW,
JEFFERSON, N. C.
Will practic regularly in the
courts of Watauga. Headquar
ters at ConVjTB Hotel during
court. 6-4-99.
E. S. COFFEY,
ATWllbEY A1 LAW,-
flOONE, N. C
(Prnrapt attention given to
all matters of n legal nature.
1 ear Abstracting titles and
,coltection of claims a, special
ty. .
. -23-1900.
Dr. J. M. HOGSHEAD,
Gaiicer Specialist,
BANNER'S ELK. N. C.
Ao Kniie; No Burning Out.
Highest references and endors
nients of prominent persons suc
cessfully treated in Va., Term.
k and N. C. Remember that there
Aim no time Too soon to get,nd ol
a cancerous growth no matter
how small. 1 Examination free,
Mters answered promptly, and
atisiaciioa jL,UHranteoa.
i Tli most nftroitlnnilfiship
in lioth tli Senate and the
iHoijhm has alone prpvfntei
the detHopment of snoui
ta'.'tional distuiban'CM in re
pnl'liran ranks during th
week just pulsed and it is on
I.v a quKtion of time wh-n
thev will break ont in n vio
lent form on" l hp floors of
those Itodies. It is difficult
for one not actually On th
Mene to nppipHatp to w hat
an pxti nt.llie House of 'Rep
r fentativpshat" fenned to he
a deliherative l(dy. For a
time thp rppubliniii mptnherH
felt themselves repaid for
their loss of power hy thp ex
ample of perfect discipline
which tlip.v set to thp coun
try hut, now thattiipynrp
in so great a tnujoily(us to
helievc themselves relit? vedOf
(he danger of democratic ng
Kressions, thf.v are lnging
lor. 1 he birthright which they
bartered.
Smarting with a sniRe pi
their Iohm of influpnep thp rep
resntatives arehumiliatpd hy
the arrogance of certain Sen
ators who to day openly t-ay
that the attitude of the
House towards any of thp
important questions which
Congress must answer is of
no importance as 1 he Senate
an and will rectify the errors
of the "impulsive and iria
sponsible" lower body. Sen
ator Uullum U to day p'"P
paring a speech in favor of
his contention that thp
Honsphas no right to be
heard injtlie matter of recip
rocal treaties which nrp, the
Senator allegps. a matter for
thp S nate and thp President
alone to considerIn view of
th vpry important subject
of reciprocity with Cuba
which must soon be deter
mined the position of the sen
lor Squalor from Illinois and
a large number of his col
leagues is particularly exas
perating. There is no mistaking the
intent of the Dingley bill that
says that such treaties must
be approved "by Congress,"
but Senators Callom, Lodge.
Spooner, Frye, Hanna and
others hold to the opinion
that, according to the eonsti
tution, the President and the
Senate "alone oonst'tute the
treaty making power," Sena
tor Lodge modifies his opin
ion somewhat, however, by
saying that he believes that
it would be courtesy to con
sult the House because any
reciprocal treaty effects the
question of raising revenue.
The Philippine tariff bill
will be reported to the Sen
ate today or tomorrow and
it is predicted that thede
bite on its provisions will
last for a month. Senator
Lodge . profpsses . to believe
that it will beeventuall.v pass
ed as reported but there are
members of his own party
who greatly differ from him
mil who say that it will have
to be referred ' back to the
committee. ; Prominent . am
ong these is Senator Mitchell
of Oregon. After the bill gets
through the Senate it will
have to pass the House and
if the Senate persists in itsde
termination to exclude that
bod v from voice in the Cii
ban reciprocity affairthere is
every"- possibility that Mr.
Payne, Chairman of the Ways
and Means Committee, a ti
his colleacues will treat thp
measure'' with little consider
ation, as they believe that
Senator Lodge, in his capac
ity of champion of the admin
titration will thns he brought
to terms and will he forced
to oppose the Senate Foreign
Relations Commit tee in order
to relieve Secretary Root
from his present embarrass
ing position.
The Isthmian Canal, while
hv no means a partisan qupy
tion.is eapuh'e of causing
trouble that may develop a
mong partisan lines. Sena
tor Morgan, who is as flrml.r
committed to the Nicaragua
rontensever, called at the
Write House. reepntl ami
cams away seriously dissatis
Red with the result of his in
terriew witn thb President.
He is also much disturbed nt
Senator-Hunna's apparent
disaffection in. favor of the
Darien route. This route
would require the construe
tion of a tunnel,; five m i I e e
long, through a solid granite
fKountHiq and the Senator
trom Alabama considers it
lacking in feasibility and its
agitation merely an attempt
to delay canal legislation.
Tin .Senate Committee on
Commerce has authorized a
favorable report.on the Han
no-Fry e ship subsidy bill bj
a srricr party vote, ever
democrat on the committee
voting againRt it. Senator
Frye makes the most extrav
agant claims for theiull and
in the main his colleagues ore
obliged to take his word in
the matter as there is proba
bly no other man in the Sen
ate who can tell jut how the
bill will work when put into
practice. It now seems proba
tile that the bill will pass the
Senate undr pressure of the
party lash, but it is very
doubtful if it can get through
the House Every democrat
in the House willjvote against
it and there are said to be a
n u m her o f re p u hi i ca n s who
regard the ote forthe bill as
political suicide.
"The anarchy bills are go
ing to make trouble in the
House," said a democratic
member from New York when
1 asked him why Congress
was doing nothinginthemat
ter on which all the members
seemed to be much of one
mind. "There is a little differ
ence in the minds of the mem
hers fas to the necessity of
passing a bill to prevent an
archists coming into the
country, but there is great
jealousy in the committee in
regarl to the matter. Gener
al Shattuc. Chairman of the
Committee ''on Imigration,
does not consider that the
Judiciary Committee has the
right to pass on any mean
urewhich deals with imigra
tion. The members of the J.u
diMur.v committee themselves
are jealous oft'hairmnn Ray
because they think he desires)
lo -arrog'te to himself too
large a share of the-fglor.v,
that will pertain to tlhe au
thorship of the bill that final
l passes. -Ae to the demo
crats, they are not involved
except in so far as they may
be called upon to protest n
gainst any measure that vio
latps state rights."
The CVitiimittee on resohi
tionsof thedemocratij Housp
caucus he'd a meeting on Fri
day after noon nnd.rwhi'e no
definite policy was detei min
ed upon, the members arriv
ed at a very close estimate of
the policy which they would
recommend at the next meet
ing of the caucus. It was deem
ed inadvisable tocommit thw
partyj at this 'forly date to
a definite policy-an the ma
jority of the questions with
whiclCongress will have to
deal; Therein no necessity
for so doing and by, merely
preserving a solid front nod
opposing oil that is perni
cious in the legislation the
majority attempts to enact
Mr. Richardson and his col
leagues believe they will be in
a better position to announce
their policy to the country.
1 Profllablc ldTPstmant.
'I was troubled tor about seven
ears with my stomach and rn
bed half my time," says D. Lem
ick. Sonierville, Ind, "1 spent 1
bout 91.000 and never could get
nnvthing to help me until I tried
Codol Dvspnia On re, 1 have ta
ken a few bottles and nm entire
ly well." You don't live by what
you eat, but by what you digest
and assimilate.' If your stomach
doesn't dgijnt your food you are
really starving. Kodol Dysjiep
&ia (Jure doesthestomnch's work
by digesting the food You don't
have to diet. Eat all you want.
Kodol Dyspepia cure cures all
stomach troubles. T. J. Coffey &
Bro.
'Many a man who travels
on the right road is headed
the wrong way.' .
A Bees Mystery.
It is a deep mystery why wo
men endure backache, headache,
nervousness, sleeplesness, melan
eholj, fainting and dizzy spells
when thousands have proved
that Electric Hitters will quickly
cure such troubles. "I suffered
for years with kidney troubles,
writes Mrs. Pheb" Charley, ol Pe
terson, la , '"and a In me back
pained me so I could not dress
myself, but Electric uitters whol
ly cured me, arid, although 73
jears old, 1 now am able to do
all my housework." Itovercomes
constipation, improves appetite,
gives perfect health. Only 50c at
Blackburn's
'Fortunate are those who
learn wisdom from the follj'
of others.'
Thla aIgnato.ro is on every box of the genuine
Laxative Brorno-Quinine Tablet.
the remedy that earee a ooM tm om day
Land, Timber and Mineral Wanted.
Xanj' CTseft of Peauuts. "
Philadelptii jt T08t.
There a ro reforts of a won
derful kind of peanut called
the Japanese White Mam
moth, grown in Mantagorda
county, Texni. It is of giant
aizp, unci it a id to yield eigh
ty seVen l rrel to the acre.
One reasoo fr being inter
eBtel in old time peanut
growing religion of the South
has-been ci i minishing alarm
ingly of li tre .vears, large are
as that frmerly producer!
from Hft.v ; to one hundred
iuhl nn nere now yielding
ntt more? tlinn twenty bush
pis. The ci use of thetroulde
in rnreltsR Forming neglect
ing; to ,frt iliz- the soil and
lackof rot ution of crops. Vir
jrinia, however, still has on
arintuil output of something
like three m i 1 1 ion bushels; Ten
nessee mici North Carolina
come tnx. t .
Afri'Min pennuts that are
Hirtoll and iienrly round, and
contain i nrlo kernel, used
to b itn portd largely into
this con n t t.v, nut they were
i!rivenbut ly our superior
viirieti m. However, the Afii
n initr -ocntoin a greater
pereentnjart ' oil, for 1 he sake
of which ittitnense quantities
of ttiem, ri oh tl.y raised in Sen
iipunbia and along the east
coast, ni-e whipped to Mar
seilles for conversion into
pure oli - oil' The poorer
peanuts are employed for
soap; the residue, after press
ing;, is Known as "cake," and
brintss $30 a ton as cattle
fo!ir, niio the shells are uti
liz-"f rr iri i terial for paper,
K-.-iir ex periraents hy die-rei-r
i- ex perrs have shown
rhat one r.onnd of peanui
meal con t i inw narlyasmuch
nutriinent os three poundsof
lean lef. The meal,vhkh is
obained l. grinding the
"cake," t'osts four cents a
cent a pound in bulk and the
Germans hi ve prepared from
it fieveri I oreibN articles of
diet, Hticli Tht "peanut grits,"
and je txu t floor," this lat
ter beinr ground and bolted
like ordinary flour. Palata
tlf rrnckers have also been
made from this crude by pro
tiuct of the oil mill.
All persons desiring to sell or buy Lends, Water Pow
er, Timber nnd Mineral interests are respectfully invited
to call and see LINNEY & HAYES, ot Boone, N. C.
8"lf we don't buy, we will find you a buyer.
BS"lf von won't sell, we will sell yon
LliNhY & HA YFb, Real Estate Agents, Boonp, N. C.
Per F. A. LINNEY, Attorney. . -
5,y.
S lie Wants It Published-
.Gooch's AX exican Syrup has giv
en perlect so t it-tfaction in my tara
ily, and 1 want to recommend it
to"everyor as the best remedy
for coughs, colds, and all lung
troubles. A. .young lady In myf m
ploy who had been lorcert to quit
work, and who had been given
up to dlt? fc.v her triends with con
sumption, has by the use of Goo
cheB Mexican Syrup been restor
ed to heal t Li, and is now at work
earning: her living: and enjoying
gold healt Li. She wants n.e to
publish this, ns it may be t h e
moans of Maying the life of some
other consumptive. Rf M. Flem
iiifr, Piqua, 111;
GooclieV "Mexican Syrup cures
a simple cough asifby magic,
and ih the test remedafor whoop
ingcouKb. I rice 25 cents.
Hook My rich uncle is
dead." Nye 'The one who
who put on so many airs?"
Hook ".Exactly. And now
it seeniH that he has cut off
eome heirs, including me.''
To Core j Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bio mo Quinine
Tablets.--All drngrgists refund the!
money if it 1 oiIh to cure. E.;W.
Grove's signat ure is on each box.
25c.
Your.Tongue
If it's coated, your stomach
is bad. your liver is out of
order. Ayer's Pills will clean
your tonguecufe your dys
pepsia, make your liver right.
Easy to take, easy to operate.
Mc ATI draff hit.
Want y oar moiuUcba or bar4 a aatlfal
brawn or rich blaek t Than
BUCKINGHAM'S DYEtt&U
er. MnwtMT. a r. hi.l a ea.,wow.
Herat on Rleht Side.
A man with his heart on
the right side instead of the
left has just been discovered
by the medical, board of
Bloomington, III. Themon
is George W. Hurst, of . Lex
ington, a veteran of the civil
war, who recently applied for
a pension.
In the course of the physi
cal examination the physi
cians made the remarkable
discovery tha 1 1 he a pplicants
heart was on the right side
instead of the left,
Hurst says that he never
experienced any discomfort
or inconvenience as a result
of this unusual location of
his heart.
The pulsations are as even
as those of an ordinary man
of bis age, and there appears
to be ntohing unnsu&l about
the heart except its location.
It is normal in every other
way.
The physicittnssay that the
case is extremely rare, and
only a few are known to the
medical fraternity. Ex.
oQ ISTfspocsIa Cure
pinots-ats vCaat you rat.
The cabbage snakeVtnade
its personal appearance here
last veek. Mrs. Bulo Kenne
dy found one in prepariugeab
huge for dinner Monday. The
thing is about thhs sizn ot a
pin was 22 inches long. It
was very much alive when
discovered and twisted and
tied itselfin abundleof kuots.
It is on exhibition at this of
fline. -Wilkeshoro Chronicle.
Doi'tiLtre'Tegetlier.!
Constipation and health "never
KtogHther. L)e Witt's Little Ear
Yy Risers promote easy action
of the bowels without distress,
"I have been troubled with cos
tiveness for nine years," says J.
n. Greene, Pepauw.Ind, "I have
tried many remedies but Little
Early Risers give best results."
The average monthly eala
ries of men teachers in Illi
nois is $01.69: nnd of women
153 51.
Over-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
All the blood In your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
i ne Kianeys are your
blood purifiers, they fil
ter out the waste or
Impurities In the blood.
If they are sick or out
of order, they fall to do
their work.
Pains, aches and rheu
matism come from ex
cess of uric acid In the
blood, due to nerlected
kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as hough
they had heart trouble, because the heart la
over-working In pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
It used to be considered that only urinary ,
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
nlng In kidney trouble.
If you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmea
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy la
soon realized. It stands the highest for Its
wonderful cures of the most distressing case
and is sold on Its merits
by all druggists In fifty-
cent and one-dollar tU- f
es. You may have a
aamote bottle bv mail
free, also pamphlet telling you how to linjj
out if you nave money or oiaaaer voucic.
Mention this paper when wrttln; Dr. Kilmer ,
tt Co., Bingham too, N. Y. . ' '-
Bat ( mri. HJ
Iom Root.
Jiiana..
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