VOL; - XVIII.
BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N, C niUUDAY NOVEMBER 15, 1000.
NO. 20.
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PROFESSIONAL.
ATTORNEY' AT LAW.
.BANNER ELK, N. C.
JO-Wiir; practice in the courts
of Watauga, Mitchell and adjoining
"counties. ! 7 6- 04
Todd & Ballou.
ATT0UNEYS AT LAW.
t 7fcKERS0XN. C
Will nractice in all the court
i
wtate law an 1 collections.
0"AO" UO-
r J. E- HODGES,
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IttltjUMflll OJ1&OU.I
SANDS, N. Mrrr
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F. A. LJNNEY,
i ATTORNEY ATjLAW,-
' "J 1 BOOE, N. C.
Will nractice in tne COUns
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04.auu...u.
-n tf he nolleotma of claims
and all other business or a lei
gkl nature.' V y 1 612 Op.
EDMUND JONES,
LAWYER
-LKNOIU, N. q
Will Practice Regularly iu
the Courts of Watauga,
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J. C. FLETCHER,
Attorney At Law,
BOONE, N.C.
Careful attention given to
coUectionsi
E P LOVILU
ATTORNEY AT LAVV,-
BOqM,N.(-
.': t3T3ipecial attention given
to all business entrusted to
' bte care.1
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A, A. Holscluw,,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-
Mnnntam Litw Tennessee.
Will practice in all 1 he courts man, but to b in silence. For air, with hearts as open as
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Special attention Kiveu to col- flnd A(,am WUjJ not d(fm bove th(au ftn, potenti-
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. . Office north east of court house,
w ,1 lona iv. '
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I am now located here f or t h e
picUce of DenjWy, and - .
kw Bridge ndLrowu .
; most intricate wo k known to the
profession,, specialty
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positive Ruarantee no satisfaction,
rial used .in the execution ot any oj
tny work.
E.S. bOFFcY)
r-ATlOlllsErAl LAW,
BOONE, N. G.-
Prompt attention given to
all matters of "a legal nature.
C3T Abstracting titles and
tolhction oi claims a ?pewai-
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ATTORNEY Al LAW,
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Practices In the courts of
;. . Caldwell, Wataoga, Mircbidl,
. ?irMintie8. ft
rrompi arreniiougivrii
;:,.'''11 legal mottfs-autrusteo
On Woman's Rights.
ivea submit yourselves
unto .your 6n husbands as
unto the Lord. For the hus
band is he head of t he wife.
evetf as Christ in the bead offjears mainly apart from the
t lie Clmrcli; and He is th
savior oi tne tiotiv, t here,
wore as me v 1111 1 en is sui jH'i
unto Lhrist. so let the wives
be to thir own husbands in
everything. Husbands I o v e
,our wiyes even a Christ hI-
so loved tl(e, Lhun h. and
K biumelf for it, that . hp I
iniuht Hanctifv and cuxHt
it with the washing of water
tnViu.tfi.l t h ri hi . .1 .. K t I
present it to himself a Glori
ons IThuri'b, not having spot
or wrinkl'.'ur any such things;
but that it should be hdl,
a n d without blemish. So
ought men to love their wive
as their own bodies, He that
loveth his wife, loveth him
self. For no man ever yet ha-
ted his own flesh, but nour-
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iHhPt h hiu! rhprialiPth it .hvpii
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Lord the Cliur.d): For
we are memlers of his body,
01 nis nesaana or ms oones.
For this cause shall a ma 11 1
leave his lather and mother
and shall be joined unto bis
wife and ' they two shall be
one flesh. This is a great mye
tery, but I speak concerning
(Christ and the Church. ,' Noy
ertheless. let every oneof; you
in particular so love his wife
even as himself; nnd the wife
sh that she reverence her
husband." .
"I will therefore that men
orav everywhef, lifting up
holy hajids without wrath
and doubting. fn like manner
7lso. that women adorn them
selves in modest apparel,
with shamefaceneNS and so-
britv: not with braided hair
or gold, or u.rh or costly
array but which becometh
women rofessing godliness
with good works. Let the
women learn in silence with
all subjection, ButI suffer
not a women to teach, n )r
to uinrp authority over the
ceived.but the women being
peceived was in the traus
LiJinnr Notwithstanding
he Hhull be saved m child
? .?
nearjnffi ,f tlM,y ooatmne in
faith and charity and holi-
ness with sobriety."
TlJft (I0VH 11Pe Scriptures
0f the New Testament found
in,.:
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Complied, . which coh-
lletlin OUieil UUUCIHIr,
speaking in public, lecturing
11 rid other masculine attl-
other masculine atti-
tudesof women, now hetng
practised and receiving ad-
vocacy in some States of tue
Republiu. Also which contain
admonition to husbands;
tbreby showing the Christ-
Man attitude of both sexes
too. plainly to admit oi on-
troversy.
Let those who have grown
fanatical 00 this subject read
study and profit, thereby. -S.
M. Mci an, m wmr up.
nAr Gup: I hit ye solved the
uiother-in-law problem; net give
heregula. ly Holllster Rocky
Jiountato Tia. It will make her
1 thy, happy nod docile as a
IM. B.. Blackburn. Blowing Rock
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to Diligence ia the mother of
The People of The Mountains
JCoti find, asyou have
beam, that th purept Anglo
Saxon llo1 flows iu t heii-
Vfins. Linnir until rci'ent
rest of the world they have
maintained their natiVHHtot'K
wun iiiiH aHiiixt'ire4 01 ior
eitn element and many of
their words which are aimii
sing to you hnye;Jroine to
them straight from Shake-
spares tongue and tune.
Many, independent, proud
of tlwir noi)le an i their hw
tion, sensitive toevery slight
t wl Ifiu niuifii. kili.itrt dtit Qltlk
terfuge, hospitable and ae
commodating, they are a
inighty people in capacity
and possibilityIt ianfcoursti
true that the common n eks
in thir land 0 u t n u rat e r
the precious gams in their
mines, so it is tnjt once in a
while that a genius like
Truptt'the nreacher or Vance
Mho ttPmmi i'a nnrri..d
"
frortKthe strata of ordinary
folk. Yet even the man oi
ope taieiit;ainong tnem nave
furnished their part of the
bone and sinew ofjthe Uoai-
uionwealth in peace and war
Their dominate trait is relig
ousness; they are lovers of
t h e scripture
and largely
members of the church; and
their land is a laud of Bibles,
of churches of '.ministers.
Formerlj twitted with' being
behind the times, they are
now at many points forginir
to the front particularly in
education ami maiuioni in
duries; it really signifi-
kunt that wafchefar back
in the country keep Wash-
itucton city time, That they
were "gieen" haw been the
point of many a sarcasm of
speech aud print; but green-
ness in tbeir Hei.js anaiorests
is he sign, and conditon ot
growth, anrt, Desiaes mey
have found that, in others.
W i t h muscl'S attuned to
unuintains ditnciiity, with
minds alert in the bracing
ally a mighty people.-Ex.
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Stomach trouhK Constipation
No one Cdn otmbly hope
! good digestion when the bow
, re ,1,,,. virs. Charles
Baldwin, of Edwardsville, III,
says: "I suffered Iroui chronic
0.
to Cbaaibcriuin's i Stomach and
T.iva,- TW..t um almost cured."
Why not get a lockage of these
tablets and get wen ana stav
wei? p,i,;e iije. For sale by all
iiivninr. ...Q
PJck Drug Co. .
Henry Daab. who conduc-
rej the overalls and shirt fac
tory here some time ago and
WH8 arrested in . Tennessee,
on the chnrge of obtaining
L,)0da under false pretense,
k,a8 tried and acquitted at
Newton court lant week. He
WHg arrested and placed in
jail on warrants and tele
LramH taken out by the Nrw
t0n Hosiery Mills and now
b hts instituted a suit for
'15.000 against the Newton
Hosiery Mills, for fulse Im-
urisontneut. Mr. Uaabcame
to Lenoir Tuesday aud talk
ed freely about the rase and
seems determined to press it
vigorously. Lenoir News,
An empty bag annotstaud
The Protective Power of a lofty Aim
A splendid protection f r a
youth, when he leaves school
and home and goes out into
the world, is a 'great purpose
There is a magnetism in a
strong' unwavering, lofty
aim, wh'nh attracts the
things that will help us and
repels those that will hin
der. Every youth should be
taught the inurvelons ex
pulsfye power of a great or
strong h "Ction, The greater
the better alwajs crowds out
the lesicr, the poorer. T h e
boy who is bent on self un
provement, who is detertnin
ed to have an education and
to amount to southing in
th-J wot Id, is soon let severe
ly alone by the aimless boys
of his neighborhood. They
know that ii is useless to try
tn get him to waste his time
His mind is set on higher
things.
I never feel great anxiety
about a country boy who
goes to a city if he has Hn.
strong purpose. Tbia will
keep hi in from a thousand
tern ntations and snares of
all kinds. The longing for a
larger, fuller life, the yearn
ing for self improvement; for
a better education, the deter
initiation to climb up in the
world, will shut out vicious
and demoralizing tendenci-s
His satanii; majesty has
very little ue for the youth
who is bound Mo be some
body, todosometbiug worth
while, for he is too busy to
give his time to evil. It is
the aimless, the indolent and
those without ambition that
Satan is alter. He knows
that there in no nse in want'
iug his lime with the youth
who is dead in earnest.
lhese dead in earnest peo
no hart Iv know what is
mennt by those whi talk of
the terrible temptation of
city ilife, for their lofty life,
for their lolty pupose, their
one unwavering iiiui. shields
them ii'orn the tempter and
keeps them in another road
entirely. Their danger is in
breaking dowu 'mentally. not
morally. Success.
Summer Diarrhoea in Children.
During the hot weather t'f the
summer months the first unnatural
loyientsi of a child's boweln should
have immediate attention, so fi to
check the di&ense before it becomes
serious. All that is nectssary is
few doses -f Chamberlain's Colic
Uiok'ia and Diarrhoea Ucmedy IjI
to .v.ng by a dose of castor il to
ct.aiise the system. Rev, M. O
atockland. pastor of the first M. E
Chinch Little Falls, Minn., writes!
"We have used Chamberlain's
1) o 1 i c, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Reined v for several vears and hud
it a very vIuahle remedy, espeially
for summer disorders in cliildreir.''
Sold by all dcalers,at Bootie and by
blowing Kock Drug (;o.
Three persons were killed
and three severely hart on
Long Island by a. train stri
king a baktas the latter re-
turned from a funeral.
Unnecessary Expenses'
Acute attacks ofcolic and diarr
hoea come on without warning and
prompt relief must be obtained
There is no necessity of incurring
the expense af a physician's service
in such cases if ijriniriberlin s Tone
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is
at hand. A dose ot this remedy wi
relieve the patient before a doctor
coidd arrive. It has never bee
known to fail, even in the most
severe and dangerous case and no
family should bewitnontit. tor sale
by all dealers ; at Boone and by
Bly.itr jP-wk Drug t'o
The Jews and Palestine
There are now nearly n,
score' of Jewish colonies irij
various parr of Puleatine,
supporting themselves b y
tilling the land and waiting ;
hopefully for the day when
the son of .Judab shall pos-i
sews sovereignty over their'
ancient inheritance, Thenurti
her of Jews in the Promised
Land has increased nstonish
itigly of late years So that
there are now more Jews iim
Jerusalem itself than there
were in all Palestine 20 j'ears
ago there were not in ore
than 12,000 in all the holy
Land. At present the Jews
in Jerusalem are pnt down
at 45,000 and in nil the
country at over 100,000.
The recent influx, of Jews has
been twice th -number that
returned with Zurubhabel to
Batijlon And so soon ,as a
favorable move is made np
on the political chess board
of the-orient, the Jews are
prepared to seizn the oppor
tunity for reparation iu still
greater multitudes. There is
110 doubt that with their
prcsentwealt band enterprise
they could plant such a
colony there ns does not
elsevhere exist in the known
world. Chicago Interior.
If the possession of great
ndeyeloped natural resour
ces h n safe basis for predic
tions of a safe basis for pre
ictions of a great future,
the South is the region to
00k to, Its coal fields ex
eed in area aud-contents
those of Pennsylvania, th
"mother country" and th
Fatherland " In iron ore it
has vast resources, and tli
same is to be said of it sal
ihur, phosphates, iietroleum
and materials for Portland
:ement, Trie exploration of
Mich substaifes has made
the wealth of most of tti
world's millionaires of tin
tockefellers, Carnegies, nnd
Krapps nnd other industna
magnates, la pomt of profit,
next after gettingout earth's
treasure is the trnnsporta
tion ot them, and of this bus
iness the Southern railways
have a magnificent prospect
Southern soil is likely aluo to
wive its innings, Baltimore
Sun.
Make Hay While the Sun Shines
There is a lesson in the woik of.
the thrift v fanner. He knows that
the bright sunshine may List but
day and he prepares for the shower
which a' e so hanle to follow, bo it
should be with every househnld
Dysentery, diarrhoea and cholera
morbus may attack some meml er
of the home without warning
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera am
Dianhoea Remedy, which is the
best known medicine for these dis
eases, should always be kept at hand
as immediate treatment is necessary
and delay may prove fatal. For sale
by all Peiilers Boone and by, Blow
ing Rock Drug Co.
NwvHsijy never uiade a goot:
bargain,
Galveston's Sea Wall
makes life now as safe in that city
aaon the higher uplands. K. W
Uoodole, who resides on Dutton Si
in Waco, Tex., needs no sea wall
for saftv. He writes: ''I have used
Dr. King's New Discovery fr
Consumption the past five yearn and
it keeps me well and safe. Ikfore
that time I had a cough which for
years "had been erowine worse
Now it't gone." Cmes chronic
Coughs, La Gripe. Croup Whoop
ing Cough and prevents Pneumonia
Pl-.Dnt r. talp F.ierw hntilpCirnnp
anteed by ,11 DrnggUts. Price 50c.
my' $.1.00. Trial bottle free.
'octors
Medicine
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is not
a simple cough syrup. It is a
strong medicine, a doctor's
medicine. It cures hard cases,
severe and desperate cases,
chronic cases of asthma, pleu
risy, bronchitis, consumption.
Ask your doctor about this.
" I hna nM(t 1 PTMt deal of Atms Chorrr
pMtoral for nuwtii ftitJ Intra coiri, on (be
chmt. It hu tlwnyi don me ret (nod. It
! certolnly ft nuit wonrinrfnl eouxh rnal
clM. NlOUAlb t. FlTMKAL, ilOlUord,
aim maaunotuMra of
9 fAHAPJUQLU.
PILLS.
iuh vwon
You will hasten recovery by tak
ing ono Of Ayer'v fills at bodtloi.
BANK STATEMENT.
Following is tho report of the
condition of the Watauga County
innk at Boone. N. U.. in the Mate
of North Carolina, at the close of
business Sept. 4, 1906:
UESOUKCES,
Loans and discounts $34,443.11,
Overdrafts unsecured 437 7
Banking house . 937 66
urniture and fixtures 400.00.
Due from banks and ban-'
keig ' 8,169.11,
Gold coin, 300.00
Silver coin, including all
minor com currency, 649.01,
National bank notes nnd
other U. S. Notes 7,027.00.
otal $43,364.46.
LIABILITIES ,
Capital stock f 10,600.00,
Undivided profits, less
current expenses and
taxes paid 1,399,01.
Jills payable 3,146.00,
Time certificates of deposit
included in bills payable
Deposits Bubjoct to checK 27,684.45..
Cashier's ck's outstanding 135 00.
Total.. .f43.364.46,
State of North Carolina, Watauga
county, ss: J, it., a. Coffey, Uasnier
of the above named bnnk, do sol
emnly swear that the above state
meat is truu to the best of my know1
edge and belief.
S. Coffey, Cashier.
Correct Attest. W. C. Coffey,' N.
L. Mast, Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me, this 15th day of Sept.Kjoo".
J, M. May, Register of Deeds,
A OlMRAN TEKD CUUB KOtt PILES.
tching, Blind,Uleeding, Protruding
Piles Druggists are authorized to re
fund money if PA ZO OINTMENT
tails to cure in 6 to I4 days. 5oc
Two duels were fought in
A
Havana, but there were no .
ittalities.
Thousands Eavo Kidney
Trouble and Nsm.Snspect It
How To rind Out. v
Fill a bottle or common class with your
water anil let it stand tweuty-four Uoura
osedinientoret
tlingindicatesan .
unhealthy con
dition of the kid- ,
ncys; if itstaius ,
your liucu it is '
evidence of kid
ney trouble ; too
frequent detirt
to pass it or pain .
in the back is
also convincing proof that the kidneys
aud bladder are out of order. , .
Wfcat To Do.
There is comfort iu the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's
Swnmp-Uoot, the great kidney remedy,
fulfills every wish m curing rheumatism,
pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder
and every part of the urinary passage;
It corrects inability to hold water
and scalding imin in passing it, or baa
effects following use of liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes ttwt unpleasant ne
cessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many
times duriux the nijht. The .mild and
the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root
Is soon realized. It stands the highest
for iU wonderful cure of the saost di ,
tressing cases, if you need a medicine
you should have the bestj Sold by drag
gists iu fifty-cent and one-dollar sues.
You mav have a sample bottle and s
book that tells an .
about it, both sent free fT"
bymaU. Address vr. fa
Kilmer & Co.. Bine-r
ihamton, K Y. When'.
writing mention this, paper and doti't
HiwOwil Out.
' ffi&SPSc? and -
the address, Binghamton, N..Y.
upright.
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