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.... .; ... . ;'y--:.,-: ,; . . r ? v., ;:; ' ... . .... . :' . ' . ' v .', i Ctttl . t. vokxVit BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C, THURSDAY AUGUST: 17, 1905. 1i rsiv en t 0) n actress moy Hot 1'mVa ft yrnwfii) forru but fche knows V.v. to raAke tip fdrVt. x PROFESSIONAL J'TOKNEY ATLAW. BAftNfen ELK.isr.'c. J-SrWiU practice in trie courts of Watauga, Mitchell and adjoining counties. 7 6.'0 , Todd 8c Balloii. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. JEFFERSON, N. Ci Will practice in all the coiutfl F pedal attention given to real -state law ahd collections. 6-15-?05- F. A. LlHHfY, -TTOttiKy AT LAW,- vill practice in the courts f thiH nriri Kurroilridingconn Promtt attention giv n to the collection1 of claims . ml all dttier business of n le dn:ituro. 6l2'05. iDMUND JONES, --AWYpB LENOIR, N. iUPjjhctice Regularly in oftf lourt of Watauga, ll. '04. J. C. FLETCHER, Attorney At LaW, BOONE, N.C. Careful nttentibn Riven to c. jl.lectibHs. EFLOVILL, ATTORNEY AT LAW,- -?-BOONE,N.C. 'Special attention given huninesf entrusted to il-'04. E. S. COFFEY, -ATlOBfiiEYAl LAWi- ProHibt attetitlob glveri to ' matters of a le'gnl nature. Abstracting titles and i'of) of cmimh n specidl i-1'05. bit xi RKStttENT DENTIST, j LUNXEIi ELK. n. c.- Nothing nut the best materlai used and all waft doe iin'der a' pftitive " lia'ruufee. PeWonfi dt $ i'v.i anct! snouiu nniuy pie a lew 'V8 in advoqee when they want .'. nK doru'.' After March tho 1st; i. Hrranffud to , be. at the V. :fi'J)iirn HoiiHe ih. Boone on . tftli flist Monday. Call on me. 1.28. W.fl.B0WEU, - v V fORNEY AT LAW, Lenoir, H. C. Practices ifi the courts of ; (dwell, Watauga, Mitchell, V he arid dtuer surrounding 'Minties. Prdriiot ntfention given to jII legril tnattefs entrusted to nis care. J. M. HOGSHEAD, dancer Specialist, ' ANNER'S ELK. N. C "0 Khite;Ni Burning Out. Highest re(er6uces and endors-h-nts of prominent persons suc- .sfu 11 V treated in Va., Tenu. r't N. C. Remember that tlinfe '('.no tirfi'e too ados to get nd ol t ftMcerons growth--flb jnatter ho email. , .Bxaioiination free,. fetters answfcrod pfonTptly, ana WASHINGTON LETTER Prom our SeinUr Corrcspoalent. The story of Kraft in the fvderal depart ut'nt lie'rb is spreading worse tbaii yellow fever. It instated that the charges sprung oil the Geo logical survey will necessi tate a thorough probing of that bureau arid that the mere connection of some of ficials with a wining pa per in the west, while admitted ly improper will iVdt tie tli'e roost serious thing unearth ed. The charges against the weather bureau are started in on equally well founded partisan evidence to be "en tirely absurd" und ''capa blebP'full substantiation." It is likely that both bureaus will receive the attention of the Keep Commission and how much turns up or how much remains hidden is a mat terofthe future. There re mains yet. the War, Navy and State Departments td be caught in the drag net aud then the round of the depart merits will be complete. To be sure tho State Department had a little scandalof itHOwn some time baek, but theehar ges in the Bowen-Loomis case were dismissed as un founded and it has been cons sidert'd a rather unsafe thing to criticise high state depart tnent olliciaks einco then. It is quite possible, however that if a thorough investiga tiou of the departments were tuado some queer things might, be turned up in t h e line ol "visits to inspect con. siliates", and other relics of bretious administrations. Thisisonly thrown out as a suggestion. The Army and Jti V.V haye boen singularly free from serious scandals, that of Capt, Carter, being the only time an engineer of fir or was evef Ktidwh1 to go wrong; while the chances' for graft in the navy are limited so far as the actual Burvice is concerned though there are ome phases of war-ship con struetibn that might stand looking into. The investigation in theAg ncultural Department has taken a rest for the time be fn'jj. Ex-Statisticiatu Hyde Hag announced hid intentidri of returning" frbm England a fid this is taken its art evi dence of his ignorance and honesty, H was severely ceo isured by his friends in Wash ington for running away ou the very eve of the investiga tion and it waabelievf d to be at the personal instigation of the Secretary of Agricul ture that he decided to return. A clever man would hardly bavu putbimseif in such upo sition for criticism and know ingly dishonest one would have stayed abroad onee, he got safely there. Meantime Secretary Wilson hasaononn ced his intention to forego a vacation this summer and to stay at home and clean up the investigation busi ness this summer. There is comparatively little of the summer left for such a lartio job. It has apparently been proved -by outside evidence that there was nothing wfong in the Bureau of Ani with the meat label bvsiness: tut there will probably be a number ofdisaureeable t nines unearthed when it comes to investigating trie whole 01 the meat subject in the De partment, It is claimed by somen the smal) cbujpeti- tors of tho fleet Trust that they could not get meat ln spectors assigned to their plaritB by the Department and were prevented therefore from usingthe Department's certificate label and pu,t at a .J Ji A-ii .111 uitruuvHuiage expeciaiiy in the ekport trade Where such a label is a necessity. At the same time Dr. Salmon"; .the head of the Bureau of Ani mal Industry states that he was not given enough money to pay the meat inspectors, that the business of his bu reau is now running 6,000 to $8,000 a month over its limit and if there is not some radical action taken by Con- greas he will not be able to carry on the inspection work next year. That is just where t. he hitch has come between the execu tive departments and Con gress and promises to raise considerable trouble at the coming session. The action of the Ihiimu of Animal In dustry in running ahead of its appropriation is only a sample of what is going on very largely in nil the depart meats. It is a practice bitter ly resented by the legislative branch of the government and is one bound to cause trouble when the appropria tion bilh come up at tho im pending sessiou. The supporters of the ad ministration are still busily explaining the attitude 01 the executive toward tho coming reciprocity confennce, This Is a very sore subject both at the White llouso. tempo rarily installed at Oyster Bay, aiid ifi the various de partments where the mem bers of the cabinet preside. The fact is that tho adminis tration wliile pledged to re ciprocity diid tariff revision, has been badly snubbed by Congress on the subject of reciprocity treaties and is a fraid of getting tangled up with an unofficial derndnetra tioh that however much it may believe and assert itself to be strictly non'-iVaftipau.j is likely to develop a strong political bias before the last voto of thanks is rendered. Tha country decidedly needs both a scaling down of the tariff walls and a senb'ble ar rnngement with foreign coun tries on which reciprocity treaties could be negotiated. The matter is being deloyed and put off and probably will uot be touched till as lute as possible in the coming ses sion. Rut the movements of foreign countries in the line of discriminating duties makes it imperative that the situation shall be met in the near future, und it is 'simply a question of whether the highly protected interests will allow congress to make the necessary conces6ioD6"of whetb'r the conntry is going to b") plunged into a commer cial war with the rest of the world that will prove quite armed right ih the far east ti.is been. 4 .. Japan has notified thiH government, unofficially, of course, that she will do h e r utmost to discourage labor ers from going to Panama, The same sort of resistance has been met in Italy arid China, the rither two coun tries where it wasinteuded to advertise lor laborers, and It looks now as though this country were going to be thrown back on the native labor supply for digging the big ditch beeweeh the two 0 ceahs. INDIGESTION CURED There is no case of Indigestion. Dyppepsia or Stomach Trouble that win not yield to tne aigesnc ahd strengthing influence ot Ko dol Dyspepsia Cure. This remedy takes the g train off the stomach bV digesting what you eat and allow ing it to rest until it grows etronir again. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure affords quick and perma nent relief f.ora ludigestion and all stomach troubles, builds up the system and so purifips that disease can not at tact and gum a foothold as when in a weaken ed condition. The constantly in creasing palcsof Kodol Dyspepsia Cure by physicians of hospitals and general practice of itself tells how this most wonderful modern discavery han proven to be the greateat'digeHtnnt for the allevi ation of a suffering: humanity. Itn many cures of both children and adults grows larger day by day. Sold by M. B.Blackburn. Miles Watts, the fortune teller, has an acre of corn that will yield forty bushels. It has been made with a hoe and never had a plow about it. Taylorsville Scout. The ni'ls that act a1? a tonic, and not as a drustic purge, uro. De Witt's Uttle Early Risers. They cure Headache, Constipation. Biliousnes, etc. Early Risers are small, easy to take nnd easy to act a safe pill. Mack Hamilton, hotel, clerk at Valley City, N. D., eays:"Two bottles of these pills cured me of chronic constipatiou. Good: tor thef children or adults. W. II.. Howell. Houston, Tex- enys:"For years I have used Lit. tie Earl v Riser Pills iu my. fam ily. No better pill can be used tor constipation, sick headacue. etc. thun these famous pills, fccoret of testimonials prove their worth flold by M. B, Blackbtirn. A young man imagines that he is engaged in n game of flirtation until he wakes up finding himself married. ()ne Dollar Saved Represents Ten Dollars Earned. The average man does n.ot gave to exceed ten per ce'nt of his earn ings. Be ihust spend nine dollars in living expenses for every dollar sav cd. That being the case he cannot be too careful about unnecessary ex penses. Very often a few cents prop erly expended, itkc buying seeds for his garden, will sve several dol lars outlaj later on, P is the same in buying f hamberlain'H Colic Choi era and Diarrhoea Remedy. It costs bat a few cents, and a bottle cf it in the house often sayes a doctor's bill of several dollars. Forsale by J. M. MoretiJ. There are. thousands of good cook books, but none of them tells how to keep a good cook. THhhk Good a'nd just keasons There are three reasons why mothers prefer One Minute Cough cure. First it is absolutely harmless: Second, It tastes good childrru loe it; Third . It cures Coughs. Croup and W hooping Cough when other remedies fail. Sold py M. 13. Blackburn. The world owes no man a ti vitrg, but it owes every man " Sam Jones' Centre Shot News and Observer. ' During the campaign of 19.04 the Independents of the country who so love to bal ance their administration as to give neither party an ad vantage, congratulate the vo te'rs of Missouri and Illinois that they had an opportuni ty to vote for ah honest and vigorous foe to graft .and InwlpHunpaq in pnh &tntiv They urged all independents in Missouri to vote for Folk, "the democratic Reformer," ahd in Illinois to vote for De neeh, "the tlepublican Refor mer." Whether upori their ad vice or hot, the voters elect ed Polk ahd Deneen, In Mis souri, "the Democratic He former" has been busy, lie put ah end to the corrupt lobby that has infested Jef ferson City, composed in part of Democrats, and has given the whole world a splendid object lesson of vigorous en forcement of the law, chal lenging theadmirution of the men who believe that laws were made to be enforced, and receiving the hatred of the high-class gamblers and law breakers who think that they are at liberty to con tinue to violate laws that they do not like. Folk has ,imadegood"and shown that his vigorous pros ecuion of grafters in St. Lou is was no "temporary spasm of virtue to get the Govern ship," as his enemies declar ed, but proceeded from a con yictioti of duty that guides his public life. What about Deneen? in n recent address ut the Baptist Chitaqua- in Springfield a few days ago Sam Jones fired a cent re shot when, after referring to sever Governors, be said: "Illinois alaoolected amigh ty good Governor In Charles S. Deneen. liy the way, what has become of him? I havn't heard from him since he was electd. h h deno?" Come to think of it, haye you even so much as seen a reference to Goveror Deneen since he was elected? What is he doing to justify the confi dence of the people who put hirn in the same class with Folk? When Mayor Dunne was lighting against the mo nopoly iu street car truospor to tioh in Chicago end urging municipal ownership, &li8re was Deneen? lie is a citiian of Chicago, The beef trust is a resident of 1 linois and is daily robbing t be people of Illinois and every other State in the Republic. What is Gov efnor Deneen doing to pro tect the people from its ra pacity? Legislation that in creases the wealth of the few has disgraced Illinois, whul is Goyernor Deneen doing t;o supprest it? What has he done anyhow? Is he dead as a reformer?" There are plenty of men who are zealous against wrong ahd earnest for right in their early political career who fall by the wayside when temptation comes. There have been from time imme morial ca'ndidates.who make the people believe they are consumed with zeal to prose cute public enemies who be gin to hobnob with the graf- special privileges as soon M they are safely seated in of-) ' ' . fice. Is Gpyernor DeWrj qJ that class? v 'y ...y''' Not many years ago fl'tai ' ented young lawyer in North Carolina, representing a dip rici compoeeu cuieuy o jar-, , meis. made a campaigh for the Legislature, mainly 011 the issue of eetabliijhipg A Railroad Com raissipn,, His en--tbiisiusm waned after the ejection, by time he reached and when the time came to vote he made a buncombe speech, declaring; th&t it had been the dream ol his life to secur3 a railroAd Commis sion, "liut hi3 "m.ust, oppose this drastic hill that would confiscate pri vate property tie returned home trie attor ney for a great railroad cor. poration, and the people's -faith ih him and in. all public mea waslessoned. lie never gained their confidence and his sell out cost him dearly., The need of this day nn(i the people tire about ready to quit being fooled by meti who talk for reform and do nothing when electedis pub lie men in office who will be active, up and doing like Folk, and not men of good imputation like Deneen who are so quiet after electiori that they might as well be deud, or like those governors who talk vigorously foi re form and after election are the real agents of trusts, rail roads and other monopolies and seek to prevent any ac tion "adverse to our inter ests", as the trust magnates put it. Often Thff Kidneys M ... Weakened by Ofer-Worb Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impnre Blood. It used to be considered that only oriaury aud bladder troubles were to bo traced to tne kidneys, but ... now moderq science proves that neaHy ill disease have UfeiiJ beginning in the disorder oi thcs$. fcbst important organs. . The jcidneys filter and purify the blood that is their work. Therefore, when vonr kidneys are weak or ont of order, you can understand how quickly your entire body, is affected anJ bow every organ seems to fait to do it dutyi . . t 1 If you are sick or " feel badly," begin taking the great kidney remedy, t)r, JCilnier's Swamp-Root, because as sooa as your kidneys are well they, will help aU the. other, organs to health. Atrial will convince aayoii.f: ,-i ,,.;t . If yeu ara sick you eaa make no mia tk,e . by . firftt doctorilig, your- kidneys.' The inild ami fhe extt(Awary;effect o pr. Kilmer's SwimRooU .tbc great kidney 'rewedyi.h sopri.realjaed. l star rU the hiftfceet for it wondertl curej Vf the most distressing cases, auawsciu on its merits ty an druKEistsiri fifty-cent aud one-dollar size Lollies. You may have a sample bottle HeAwof&wmmp-Host v by mail free, also a pamphlet telling yott. hew to find out if you hove kidney pr bladder trouble. Mention thia papef when writiilgto Dr. Kilmer & Co.,Bing hamton , N, Y. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-Root Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad dress, binghamton.N. Y., on every bplU. UNIVERSITY V . OF- , NORTH CAROLiNA.' . ..1789 -1905., . , . Head of the State's Educational SysV DEPARTMENTS. Collegiate, Engineerinjr Graduate, Law, ,. , . Medicine Pharmacy.' Library contains iZ,000 vol umes. New water works, elec trie lights, central heating system, New dorauto . " Ties, gynronasium . . Y.M.C. A. building lti ; (5G7 student. 6'6 instroctorj The fall term begins gept, 11 J0,4. Ad.nress. 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