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I -v. VV'-.: Vatauga Democrat. THURSDAY, Sept. 21, 1905. g. 0. .Uort, Editor Ml Prtjtfetfir j r ,' Banner Elk Latter. - Mr EoiToit: tt is said that 'Peace hath her Victories no riess renowned than war,' Af ter the battle ot Mukden the ' jEuropenn powers thought it was time to interfere in the interest of peace, but unfor tunately hone of them were In a position to suggest such n thing on account of "en tangling alliances." They rast about and finally set tied upon Teddy Roowvelts- ky as figure head for4 the oc tasiou, as the iJoitod States were supposed to have no 'entangling alliances" on the - surface, to set forth the prop osition; After the Russian fleet had been destroved the matter cdme to ahead. The tofd Teddv Roose Veltsky to stand up, and they would put up propyl be- bind him and put words in his mouth, Baron Kanec, the llimrfn'fl behind the-scene ex pert, visited Rooeeveltsky six riiffprent t mes to steady him. and tell him what to do, and this baron is the real hero of the whole transaction. But Rooseveltsky is getting a mighty big bubble of a boom oat of it all the same, and his coarse vanity is fed to a surfeit, - The accurate historian of the future Will teal the mask off. ttooseyeltsky has backed down on every reform he ev er advocated bo far, and the historian will jerk him out of this bubble, flestands as the Grand Cyclops of tbelnde- pendent order or'Uralt,' ana don't appear 10 De asnaroea Just to think that five Uni ted States Senators, under tts administration are under Jndictment; two of them con Vlcted and one sentenced to hard labor. There are others that wi'.l crop out during the coming winter. For instance -oh ye Republicans-! u s t look at old Tom, Cat Piatt, of New York! Poor old Repub lican Senator Piatt! For the sins, not of his youth, but of his old age, he is forced to dodge about the country in Ms private ear lest a young woman pounce. upon him and rend him tosmitbereens. The hoary old Republican sin ner, reeking with corruption In politics and not a whit ru" ' . " r ; hppn trvincr to eniov a sum- 4 n.lnn f n m nrfl ll hOfi LT VL 7i mermu. nenuw.ua.uiu riously appointed car which donbtress rides the rails tree of transportation tax. But the old Republican sinner has left the bars down in o n e place. There the fence that protects his serenity is weak, so weak that a young female breaks it down every now and then, and shakes the Sen atorial complacency with a vigorous hand. We cannot approve ot Miss iiae vvooa nor others like her, but wedo think it is most satisfying to fcuman nature to see her io i I r - f KT ; Tuei8Uipe ot u iiemeaiB upuu the trail of this wicked but 1 1 Jul 1 uj auu uio tinionuj biiu iw tivag to avoid the racking . process she puts him through hi a moral lesson an a come dy. The world takes kindly to moral lessons taught with a comedy at the expense of conspicuous persons. We feel ijike shouting "Go it. Piatt,' fihe'e going on!, yon!" in the eame spirit that the b o y s isise jhoitt at a-, ivmw rabbit. The bigger the scare the bigger the jumps, and the bigger t he j ii m pa tb m o r e the tan., Old man Piatt bus taken a half ft tontinept .'at oneap, and the whole rouh try ia roaring, but Mae is not yet left hopelessly in the tear. Look out for .1908. . Phantom. ' f to Attociltiofciv Cropa, t. Mr. Editor: The two Asso ciations the Three Forks and Watauga are oyer and the people have settled down to business."" ' JThe congregations rtt the Three Forks were the largest I ever saw at an Association. The weather add place were both ideal. I suggested to some of the brethren at Pleas ant Grove church (silver- stone) that we have the As sociation there every year, This made them smile with a wag of the head. Elder Green aught to be happy with bis flock there, and I believe he is. The environments will in the near future make this a great and strong church; the equal if not the superior of any in the Association. We had some able preaching and some good speeches. 1 was certainly proud Of the behnv ior of our Watauga people Think of 2.500 or 3,000 peo pie bring brought together from all class 8 of the coun try and no evil behavior, is something of which we ought to boast. All this vast crowd was well fed and cared for by the good people of Silver- stone and community. The next week my mother Association, the Watauga, convened at Pine Grove, Ten nessee. The weather Was fine and a large, polite, well dress P(j and well behaved crowd wag daj,y jn attendance. The Association possesses a good deal of intelligence, and Mod era tor Hicks knows how 1.o dispatch business, and make every one feel at home. Prof. B. B. Dougherty was there, and when the report on Edu cation came up he was press ed into a speech. 1 heard man say who ought to know good things, that it was the best speech on education be ever heard. Elder J. J. L. Sherwood preached at the stand Fri day. The Association ad journed to hear him. He was rertaihly at his best, at least this scribe thought so, and judging from the effectit bad on the people, the presence ontfi vMi.fit. rf Vl T7 - 1 rr S2rt..i I r u r attended the speaker. On ac ..... cunt 01 the illness oi my . . ma tn inrpp carae away, but 1 learn tba there was other able preach mg If a Cow gave Butter mankind would have td invent milk. Milk Is Na ture's emulsion butte nn in fihant fnr dices tion Cocj )iver 0n 3 ex, tremsly nourishing, bu it has to bs emulsified before ve can .digest it 1 ,.a pCOll i XimUiMOfl r . , .I 1 la 1 vlth the valuable hypo phosphites so that it is ;asy to digest and does ar more good than the il alone could. That r.:4kc3 Scott's Emulsiort 'ho most strengthening, ourishing food - medi--ino In the world . Send f oi f re nmplff. SCOTT & GOWNE, Chemtsta :fi Peiai-I Street Nw York 60o,-arvl $J0, AH kusiMr We have a-One .buckwheat. crop, it is last . taking i n e place of the rye crop for stock ood. ;If the frost stays off, Were will 4air crop of corn to the country. .;'. !.; Our school is being taught by Mr. Uoy Dotson; Miss My. a Jones is assisting. Iter sis- r Miflttm in TfHi-hinff on er, Mis uuie, is leatnmg on aurel Branch. Miss Maggie Sherrlll, bur efficient teacher aids nature in restoring the sys i .i,,.nn Item to a healthy condition' J or I M i rrt iiiiiiir i in viiuiiii an limn I ) think, out on Timbered idge. A Quantity of lumber is be ing handled across the moun tain to Neva. aUdJetnroanu Lemuel Wilson are each out ing a yard, also J. L. Thorn as. - My neighbor J. W. Wilson, is very much indisposed from a chronic sore leg. Dr. J. 0. Butler has sever- 1 patientsir , thi.sect.ch. He as succeeded in giving spee- Mlw.f r malt has dy relief to many. . . .. Miss Lillie Wilson ng at Elizabethtoh. Mr. John Sheinll is open- ng up a large bill of d ry goods purchnsed by himself in person at the Twin City. J.J. l Keese. 0bltnry. .tflo M Hnrtlov tha ftiib- ect Of this sketch, was born . I Aug. 29, 1846, and died on I une 1 9 1 905, ageo 58 years, ) montns ani zu oays. . Brother Elartley volunteer- ed when he was 17 years of age and tonght two years in Ka hntar-on tha Si ntw .. v.. ...... , and was twice in prison, once at foint Lookout and once np Ph.nkin Ho nm essea muo ia tuni iij iue oil of 1866 at Three Forks church during a series of meetings conducted by Revs. A. U. J? arming, dosepu nar- risnn and ot hers, and ioined . . , , lie onujw, iir n mi .- BUlUUOn OI flUl l"P CUUUU ... ... ... t ki. n' stitute Cool Springs cfturrh. He evet lived a consistent member of his church. Brother Hartley has gone rom among us; he has an swered the roll-call above to mpnt mnnv of his comrades who have gone on before- . . v . i L.i.i noc io ngni me "ai oi earth, but to idg songs oi redee"ming grace and to bask in t!iomnlifht. nf immnrtnl glory. Brother Jesse was not only well known to the writer but to many, very many of the people of this and adjoining counties and we can all join in saying that he was a kind friend and obliging neighbor; eyer ready to givo a helping hand to the needy and also . . . m giving worus ui i uu.iui 1 to;tno8e wno were m trouoie. Tl ia crnnp. irnnflfnrnverfroin . v ;n , among ns. No more w 11 be eiPDa ine wants 01 111s iami- Iv; no more will they hear that familiar foot-step as be returns, weary from the days toil for their Support A wife arid eight children enrcirp him. tn whom we : - 1 wouiu uy 111 cuuciuBioii, to imitate the way 01 living of your husband and lather, nition-to met niminneaven; that land where there will be nopain.nosicknes.nodeatb y ' . , Wm. EtROD. Bev. J. A, Cook, Presiding El dcr for the Mour,t Airy District, will hold special meeting at the following times u&d places on Boone circuit. Cranberry, Sept. 27tb, 11, a. m. Blackburn's Chapel, Sept.! 2?th 8, p. m. , , Fairveiw, Spt. 28, 1 1. a. m. Rutberwood, Sept.'29 11, a m, iVbite Springs, Oct. 3, 1 1, ft. hi. Blowing Rock, Oct 3rd, 8, p. in. Booue, Oct.4th, 8. p-ra. 7, Let all the people who can at tend these m&tiogtH ; ; CharaberlalnVi Coogh BcnSEedy Aids Nature; , : v -Medicines that aid nature are ahvajs effectual. Chauiterlahfs Cough Uetoiedy acts on tn i s plan. It allays tlrc t he cough, re4 . . , . t,wrMJrt,1Pft Uon, opens the secret'ona, and sale by .1. M. Moreti. x . . - HOUISTCR'ft Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets k but KMiua m vw row. Brlnn OaldM EiAltk nd leamd Vigor. A r Ida for bnmtinaUon, loHgtstioa, U K'CfW riritih Bowels. Heaaacne lnien, JtcremB, impurv ad Backache. It's Rook MuntAin Tm In tab M form, M cents a bo. Oenulno msde by UOM.ISTMI VHB9 VOXPAHT, NMUIOU, "IB. , GOLDEN NUQGET8 FOR SUU)W PEOPLE Dr Fred W, Phifer. Office Hours: 'Phones: 8:30, 0:30 a. m. J ( Office, 2 K tn n. n m. f 1 Hosn 241. tteatmentforCtnhcer. Comr ,ete EleCtrical Outfit. Special attention giyenrhron c cases, Address BILIKGSLY CITY HOSPITAL, Statesville.N C. NOTICE. By virtue of an order of t'ae Bit peiior Court of Watauga county appointing the undersigned cont miseioners to sell the lands de scribed in the petition in this causei we wilh at George. Story's rminfv ai Watanca. on Fridav. x -IA,. " 4. oi.. s " : j the7t'hdayof Oct., 1905, offer for sale at public auction to tne , Kn r4Ilf5,;rtl, 5n fha orioi0i DfoCi?edin.ai entitled. David L. Hortone al. ex pnrtee as fof- iowsfwnii. t . First tract, ljing on the emit! pidoofDugger's Knob, on Trip- lettB branch of Buffalo creek, be ginning on a piup, (Jhefitnut and chestnut oak on tne ruige be tiWlr. ninniiifrnnrth 40 nnlrs tn two chestnuts and a locust, then cast '5 poles, thence north 40 J Q h 110 , M thwVre ;e8t 80 i ii. j. nc i.1 p0CK, thence 50 poles to tne be; taining 50 acn'H more or less, be . . ,, ,i lPtflM T,1T, o,.,i irki 1 ' " "" ft.--,..,! f rafi, tftDnvi.l on 24th (Iny of IA. 1 80, This v livna lies i uiiiu w tits lormpn.v Ash conntv on. the waters of New Iiivw, now WntailKa conu ty, Bepmntna on a chestnut on top of Blue Ridjref in theoldeoun tv line and near the Hie Gap. and runs noth 7? poles ton stake then west 123 noles. crossinsr branch to a stake, then south 4& nole8toa chestnut in the old mntv line, then with the man' Mhph pi the comity line to the be- ginning containing 50 acres, Third tr Oct: Granted to t)avfd E. Horton on Doc. 28th, l854,by arant ao 150, on waters 01 Joes Fork, branch of Buffalo Lreek bppi n 1 1 i n g o n a chest nitt t rep i n the Ijow Gap ol the liltie KidgC, a Corner of Dat'xl E Horton's 50 QCre ttiict running west 40 poles to a chestnut, hear the top tf the" hm$ 0UtJ thfineast with said line 40 oofes to a staKa corner, then north 22 P01? 8 ,TP' mH r, 1 en eaat 50 poleis to a stake theu north 90 poP8 to a stake, thence west 36 poles to a stake, theace south 25 poles to a stAke. thence 12 ioles to a stakp, thence to the bt,1IiniDff. containg 50 acres more or less. Fourth tract: Granted to Ed mund YYVsooh by grant No f nyeyI .Tn lr.th. "55. lvin? oh .Toe's Fork of Buffalo creek, beginninsJ on a chestnut on the side of the road lending trom Lenoir Ashe county, and rnns east 20 a chestnut on a cliff ot rocks thence South six polos to a stake Unders ol said creek 100 poles to a poplar and rfisb on the west t?' ce.k' Jpenee-west 82 polos to a take, then to the bPftinuing contoining 25 acres; TermB of sale 20 per cent cash f . 1. m . ',awwai-ai-wa--'---w'waiawa-alw W U W UUIil ft 40 percent on a ci edit of 3. m . . - t 1 ; balance in G mos, wtth approved Very truly, security. Tuia Sept, 4, 1905. .. COFFE Y fe CRITCIIEH FixleY & Hkndu en, Coui'rs. Boone, N. C, March 16. ' 1 ; ' Tcb Laxctiyo Bromo Quinine Seves VdScn axs icM b ptat2 moaths. Thi$ Signature. .r 'Jtrru-v MOUMTMN GITY -CtOTB . ING COMPANY. X -. - Wtf wish , tj aiiftpdncB 'tn ur'UHtor)ier im V atanga and-adjoining counties that we are now bundling thepret ' iest, best selected and by all odds the vhoapest (qnali y cDiifidered) stock of.......... Ready Mails Clothing bor men, youths and hoys pver exhibited in this atiOo, We have rdcently ad led to ourlineaverv handsome' an oi tment of.... u......:....u ....... Ladies wraps hat cannot be surpassed for true values, elegance and stvle. Call on ua when in the City, and let us bbow y o u our goods. Our prices are right, MOUNTAIN CITY Mountain City, Tenn., Sept. MERCHANT AND TRADER'S BANK MOUNTAIN CItTTtENNESSE. AUtSORlZED 0 APlTALu; ........... J&0,000. 00. OFFICERS: J. Walter Wright, Preaideht, W. P. Duft 0A5, Vice President, I. S. RamUo. Cashier, , It. F. McDade. Ass' t. Cashier. Stock-holding Directors: J. bo, W. P. Dungan, Non Stock-Holdltig Directors: Dr. J.G. Rutler, J. N wills, R. E. Donnelly, and D11. J. V. butler. ; Accounts Of Firms, (viporaiioLs, And Individuals . Solicited, Stoves and Ea&ges. 3 Mountain Citjr, Tenb. FUMUVBE AND .lMlrirtSS The Mountain Furniture Co, - HAS THE MOST COMPLElf E LINE OFlURNIT UilE, ' rfOUSE FURNIsriiNfJgJ Coffins and Caskets. :'J:' -PRlCES THE LOWEST.-l tPVa and see Oh when in town. Mountain City Furniture Company. MountainrCity,' Tennessee. Opposite Wright and Hulcher Bros. Jan. 1, 1905. . Honkel Lire We have established in Boone an agencv for the HENfcKL LIVE STOCK COMPANY And will keep on hand thcelebrat J. I. Ninson and Stndi-3 baker Wagons, Babcock, Rock Hill and ot fief standard Buggies surfies, hacks in tact we ean furnish you any" thing you want that goes an wheels...... if.,.-...... . HARNESS, SADDLES, , ' WHIPS, ' BRIDLES BL-ANfcETS, Etc, Always orr hflfid. Call oft us for anvthifttt vou may nppd irrrrnr llrfp. nml wonr To Cure a Cold in One Day juy': x"sjz:-)4 il i; ' CLOTHING COMPANY.. 12. Walter W riou r, 1. 0. Uam- nnd K..E. hunter. A $65 STHELj R.nif E for -THIRTY FIVEDOLLARS All kinds and sizes of cooking stoves and prices to suit al). A Big Stock of Cultivators, Hoes and plows; Screen and Poultry Wire. Our stock of windows, doorri nail, binues. lnfkfCHTid a 1 1 kinds ol Huildcr's Hardward and the Mebrat-! U A ST 1 ( M f X EI P A1N T Ik Ahvuyn -Complete, a 4gonta .for MCormi(?k Mrf line Macllfoes al id Ra kea. LONDON STOFFfcL HARbWAltE CO. (WHOLESALE AITI) RET AiL.J FOitKKlifi Stock Company, tfnro tn At artma lHuihtiu rtljb VJCVTt
Watauga Democrat (Boone, N.C.)
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