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It Saved IIi Leg.
'I thought li liscn,v CJJi Wlirf
? . E. Swenson, of Watt-Mown Wis.
"Ten year of ec-tnia. that 15 i,K.
101 1 couj.l not cure, h.ul at l ist
me up. Then Ifuckh-n's Arnica
S ilve ci.icd it, ouml ami will." I.
fallible for skin eruptions cetn:i
salt 1 limm boibs, fcvci sores ,urs'
bums, scald, and piles, ic. at all I
Irug;tsts.
THE ELECriOS BILL.
w ilke-boro riinuiirU.
5"H:rlIU"'AY. S1TKMIIEK 22. .0.0.
KLPI'ULICAM IXUKiTlTUUE. i 7v "
NO. 12.
BANK RKPOST.
PROFESSIONAL
TI.-IV is notion. ,1,,, 1, ' . . . re-copv mg U'lo w a por- Chariot te 1 Wrve r. r..:!.,w;" u:.". "r.V ANK STATEHENT.
. r - 1 11(111 ill flu .... I k . . I f. .vir-n u4 l Oil I f 1 1
Mr.t has. H. Codes' unfitness t..' . . 1 :. "n"armg 1,1 Maine has for more than throe diti..,, of the hank of I:!,,-:,,., r, i ' "M""'-' "c rtp,,.t .f ,!
iiir.... .... .. ."i.ifi iwiimh I lie I'loilPfr. t if Oliartei s of 11 .....n, -.. I...I.I :. . 1: at tli.vn.r ... .1.- ...... ,,-"... u.111 01 I!
"nsuifiri'I 1 iiiiippu it . .. ' . iKni us . - ---. ... mi- van- .
more than the e,iiiori,.i .1,,.; ....J l,'C't.vKM'uWinn..rg.in, .nut .1 State Section in Sentem- 'Nol,h l'"r",. !' close of bui
IamlithMV.lke8 lVttriutlait! , ,'Ur,'7 el,,I''a-nir , "'r n.,,1 the result has always
wk i. defem-e ofthe,.:o(tioi,'I ,"'"7 " r ' of lx en considered as to wnnt ex
l.iN intr.Hj.,c,.I l,v Mr Cw'es i., ! . Vm,")'cr ,lu ' ,,ave ft, j tent f .reslmdowing that of the
the last Congiess. Tin hill i !1H'ru,.""v ' 'li'iisiM- retuu-; national elation in Noveml.er.
(Part of the old Force P.ill, which
was passed by Congress inrecon-
-SPECIALIST,-FourthSt.
Bristol Tenn.-Va.
Eye and Throat Diseases.
Refraction for Glasses.
Hunt . 1 .
Pl1 union ua.vn to govern a con
quered people, who had no voire
111 the Congress that uissed it
I'll t was forced upon Hie jieople
lorwnose government it wan
passed, and executed by armed
guards. This law has never been
enforced north of the Mason and
of disiieiisin
"e:,tu, I" the famous 'M bud cider" .am-
11 was cue purpose ol several j paigu lsio, when the eastern-
Ih-piihlicans of Salisbury to apply
or 1 ue
li, I). I.0WK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
liAN'KCM ELK, N. C.
Will practice in the courts
Watauga, Mitchell and adjoinin;
C unities. 7 j.'()y
EDMUND JONES
LAA YE 11
LKXOIK. N.
Will I'rm'th o Regularly
the Courts of H'nt.tugu,
61. '09.
place. Mr. llobson ilainiiurr .it
np" times that he was under ol.Ji
nations to no one. but wonM
let each one prepare his applica
tion an.j endorsement and sub.
niit the same to Mr. (Wles at
. 1 . . .
Dixon Line, and the peoule wl , I ,,emTr "",e a"1 Pithese
... ' ,,u,m I "PW wlui lection w tli him li,,,i. ti. .1:..
....... iiia - iiirriiiM.
most of the States rW n U'i,;
assistant post masters' governor, it was seiirnlly recog"
mzed that Harrison was roin"
111
F. A. L1NNEY,
-ATTOUXKV ATLAW,-
B'lONK, N. C.
Will practice in the courts of
the l.'lth Judicial District in all
matters of a civil nature.
6-11 1!)09.
J. C. FLETCHER,
Attorn ;y At Law,
BOONE, N. C.
C:i reful attention given t
;ol lections.
W. K. LOVILL
-ATTOHNEY AT LAW,-
IlOOMh, X. C.
tfSpecinl attention jivfn
to all business entrusted to
h!s care."a
7-0--09.
E. S. GUFFEY,
ATlOIiXEx Al LAW,
tfOONE, N. C.
f Prompt attention given to
all ranttei'H of a legal r.titure.
S& Abstracting titles and
coiiectiou 01. claims a special
tv.
l-l'OO.
passed it woul J scorn the idea of
such a law and would resent the
passage tit it f,,r this government
with force.
So unpopular was this law that
efter the people of the North had
had time to cool from the heat,
of buttle, and to consider, they
no longer enforced it and soon
gave the South their hearty sup-
poit 111 rejieaiing it, and were the
first to makean attempt touring
duck, good feelings between the
two sections, and therein- make
amends for the insults they had
heaped upon a helpless i'ipohIi.
So far have they gone that the
statues ol Lee, Vance and a nuin
Ikt more of the great leaders of
the South now stand face to face
with the great leaders of the
North in Statuary Hall in the
capitol nt Washington; and the
soldiers of both great armies
meat together and rejoice in the
patriotism of each other, .nrais.
mg the grat cause of his section
and the other agreeing that he
is honest in his views and was al
together justifiable in his fiuhr
for its ddfence. Then, great must
have been the astonishment of
the people ol the North when a,
son of the South appeared in the
Congress of his eouutrv and in-
trodueed a part of the old law
pushed by tliem for the nurnose
, , . . . . '
or uepm mg lug ancestors of a
voice in the Erovernmenr. rf hio
country at a time when thev
wen: helpless. So great has been
their astonishment that thpv
have modestly let the bill be still
ami through their rebpect to the
South, have not discussed it ei
ther way, as they have no ide
of ever being governed v such a,
law and do not want to admit
they would pass a law to rrovern
others that they would not want
to He governed by themselves
t ho has stud it was Lood and
R. Ross Donelly.
UNDERTAKER & KM BALM EH
HHOUiVS, Ti'iiiiwwee,
Has Varnished and (Jlass White
Coffins; Rhick Broad :loth and
White Plush Caskets; Black and
White Metulic Caskets Robes,
Shoes and Finishings,
Extra lart-e Coffins and Cs
Kets always on hand. 'Phone or
ders given special attention.
R. ROSS DONNELLY.
Why AluceYcurWatch
fair election law? Who, we do
triet convention he enrried his
choice with lum to Wilkesboro
and had Mr. Cowlcs tag him. As
the result Dortou, of Cabarrus
county, was selecti d. Hvthis he
lias insulted the intelligence of
every Republican in Salisbury, in
larticuhr, and those 111 the
county m ueneial. Now if Mr
Cowles relieved him in making
una iippoiinment .tie lias shown
little gratitude to those men who
stood by him and made his elec
tion 'sure. .Mr. Dorton was 11 n.
known as a Republican until our
last convention in Salisbury and
very few knew who ho was. Re
sults will show the aonreciation
of such treatment to t he men who
stand on the firing line."
While not being able to offer
aid to the old guard on the fir-
ing hue, yet, from a Deniocraie
standpoint, we can only extend
sympathy to those who have
never so much as had an oppor
tunity of presenting their claims
for the most coveted and profi
table office within the dispensa
tion of theappointingpower. We
take it that the matter was en
tirely in the hands of Represent
ative Cowles, who ignored the
to defeat Van Huren. nd in ev
ery campaign which has occurr
ed since, the Main returns have
iMeu eagerly scanned. It is nrob.
able in scrutinizing the result of
Monday s vote in that Common
wealth the Republican leaders
will fi-id it difficult to extract
much comfort.
For the first time in about .'hi
years a DemocratictJoyernorhas
been chosen, the incumbent Bert
M. Fcrnald, conceding the elec
tion to his Democratic opponent
former Mayor Frederick M. Plais
ted of Augusta. Still more remar.
kable, of the four congressional
districts it appears that two
nave sent Democrats to help to
swell that now looks like an al
most certain majority in the
next House. Worst of all possi
bly from a Republican stand
point, there is no small likeli
hood that the Legislature which
will nume a successor to the F-
mted States Senator Eugene
Hale, will have a small but ouite
BUtiicient majority against the
(J. O. P. The size of the victory is
a surprise of the same kind as
was caused in the spring by elec
tions m 1ew 1 oi k and Massa
chusetts in which the Republican
majorities of many thousands
were reversed.
Notwithstanding these facts, it
would be well for the Democratic.
leaders to remember that politi
cal signs, no matter of how hoa-
uev Sept. 31, ioi:
losoi m i :
1. 1. ails .llld illv. oiinlu A..,
Overdrafts secured
veidiaf;s unsecured.
Banking house
Furniture and lixtures
One from b'ks and b'krs
Cash items
Oold coin
National hank notes and
other L". S. note
ijl.il.
3 74.
:ie VVit i x 1
, , t,"uuiy
n.ink ai -,oone. .. f., j the s,.
' NorC. Carolina, at the close of
PtiMi.ess Sept. 1. 110.
Ht.soi nn-.s.
I .ins mid discounts
Over drafts secured
Banking hocse
1.000.00. 1 Furr.iture ami fixtures
l.-t ').!
S.yo 47
3t,fHI,
559-1 '
1 fci 2.00.
95.00.
1.5674.
Total.
3b" 00
UAmi.mi:s
C.ipit:.! stock :l0 300.00
Undivided profits, less cnrient
expenses and taxes paid 261
1 i.i.. ... 1. . 1 .
.ut-iiuin u;iiiiis ana ban-
r ,,kl's li.2'3.sS6.
Ic".'' . i.9"7-5o.
Silver coin, including all
minor coin currency 95 S
National hank notes and"
other U. S. notes 1,077.00.
Total.
9s.3cS.Gj.
II AHII.ITIFs
v .yuai mock il.OOOOO
Snrpui fund, 2.400.00.
t In.iiv , ...1 .....r:... 1... 1
lime ccrntu-ates of deposit d, ,92.6S J rt-nt expenses and tax paid .,666 Sr
Deposits snl led to - he. U i- .iS r, ;T m,.r,.,.;i; .1 . ' . ' - 1
i. , , ', -i.-r-j" - - ''"i" ui 11c ins. k. 01.2:
t ....1.: .- .
Cashier's checks outst.111 tin"-
97-59-
To!:'1 104.00
Mate of North Carolina, Watauga
county, s s : I. (J. M. Sudderth,
Cashier of the above named h-mL-
do solcinnlv swear that the
statement is true to the best of my
knowledge 1 nd helief
(i. M. SriniKitrn. Cashier.
Correct Attest : C. J. I'ailier, W.
L. Holsiiouser, W. C. Lent-., Di
rectors. Subscribed and sworn to before
me this Sth day of July ,9 10:
W. C. Craig, J. P.
. . ---- - ,--
Uej)osits subject to check 40.717.25.
Cashier's ck's outstanding 400133.'
You do not run your bupgy, sewinfr
uacnine or other machinery till it
squeaks and "uds and cuts itfelf to
pieces. You clean and oil it often. You
should be as careful with your watch
It U small and cannot squeak loud
when it is dry and needs oiling. You
may not kuow it till the watch is
completely ruiued and stops. Bring
jour waten to mo I will show you
and explain the exact condition.
Take proper care of your wateh and
it will la-t you a life time. Consult
we ou watch Diseases.
Yours Very Truly,
. M. O RE EN E, Jeweler
ZiouvilJe, ' C. K F 1)
not know; if he has said, it has
licen to a close friend in the de.id
still hours of the night. He has
never said it publicly, and has
carefully avoided the press and
the newspapers, lest some o n e
should hear that he had said such
u thing. Shall we send a man to
Congress in whose breast the ha
tied of the country that nn.vo
nun birth is so rankled that he
wants to bring back the calami
ties upon it that have long since
been borne and forgot ten; or ii is
not hatred that rankles in his
breast, it is ignorance of the
most unpardonable tvne. snnh
that will discount the jieople of
uie district. Let the voters sav
old line partymen who have rV aml unbroken a record, are
fought the bnt.tleu f..i.
banded the plum to a Cubuirns Mtely. There were practically no
county Republican. national issues involved in Mou
lt reminds one of tho oK-.,. I dnvV contour. uirh.ri 1 1
the old faithful h orsenff pp n Iin. v I doilbt tllf imtinn.ivirlA tfo,,,l
s..v-. 11011- - - - w.. iicjui yji
1 1 til t I . . i. i 1 . I i. n . 1 .
... niuu in uuiiaiam wonc to lie w'""ieui. anected the result,
turned out in a barren pasture Mayor Plaisted's election should
without fodder to do the best he " ,ak,n aa a great encoura"-e-
can. This is only another in- ment, but not as an excuse to
siance of Republican ingratitude. 8llil k during the eight weeks
uy tne way, this office, as we ,. re which will elapse below Him d,.,.i.
informed, pays $1,800 per year. 8lve battle on November 8.
Mr. 1 owies seems to have nn 1 lie congressional
scruples about . slapping the old thp spring lodcd no good to the
guttiu in ine lace, for m inuinii Diirti-in n.iu'op Tim (-f
county he cut the political head tlo ' A'ermont a few days ago
from Collector Brown's shoal, spelled the Same IllPSsncrp In
ders and recommended one Hen- neither, however, was the "Mene
A few weeks ngo w hen the Re
publicans of Stanley held their
comity convention, the Hon.
Ralph Cole, ol the eighth Ohio
district, was brought here by
Congressman Charley Cowles to
make a speech. Mr. Cole glorified
the ship subsidy and the present
tariff act and told the people
how to vote. A few days ago the
eighth Ohio district, held
vention and Cole was defeated
for re-nomination. He told t h e
Ohio people the same thin-' n.
bout, the Payne-Aldrich tariff act,
that he did the people of Stan
ley, but his people would uot
swallow it, and he is now not
even a candidate of his party.
Other speakers imported to this
State dy Republicans are being
repudiated in their own States
and home districts. The lesson is
plain Stanley EnierprUo.
They Have a Definite Purpose.
Foley's KidiK v Pills mv ,i,,;, L-
relief in cases of Udnev and ha, liter
ailments. Mrs. Rose Olaser Terra
Haute, Ind.. tells the result in her
case: "After suffering b 11' m si n
I years from a serious case of kidney
trouble and spending much money
for so-called cures, 1 found Foley
Kidney Pills the only medicine that
gave me a perm.-nent cure. I am
again able to be up and attend to
my work. I shall never hesitare to
recommend them." f. It
I , - -'."VI
1 burn.
ry Reynolds for his place. Such mene" so plain as it was m.nlo
ingiatiriKie should be resented wl,e" "ie people who sent Blaine
n 1,-1 - t 11.11 .... I 1 i. t .
oy me old line Ke- "11U "e'd and Dingley to Con-
pubheaneat the noils fr gress for more t h .'111 II ,i.iinnnt!..
-4 ......vi.i.o - ".CIIllL10ll
SllOUal lie mn,l.i t-. ti..1.... 1 I viiifu,! fh,,ii. .i : .1
,u uuuri siiillll -' iuL-11 ui iiie.si U"U,1IISC ItlC
f !,.- t- 1. I .... . . . . . "
hi at mien outrageous treatment, pa ri y uiese men eil.
,r . . ...
01 men wno elected him two venrs
A Man of lion Nerve.
Indomitable will and tremendous
energy js never found where stom
ach, kidneys, and bowels are out of
order. If you want these qualities
and the success they bring, use Dr
King's New Life Pills, the match
less regulators for keen bruin and
strong body. 25c. at all druggists.
ago will not, b t,,,li.,i f.i
. w . . 1 , . I. V. till V
longer
The Lash of a Fiend
would have been about as Welcome
to A. Cooper, of Oswego. X. Y as
a merciless lung-iacked coup-Ii tln.t
1 f , .. "
ueneu ai remedies for years "It
was most troublesome atnin-ht " he
writes, 'nothing helped me until 1
used Dr. King's New Discovery
which cured me completely. I nev
er cough at night now." Millions
iltow its matchless merits for stub.
born colds, obs'inate coughs, Sore
lungs, lagripne, asthma, hemor.
rhage, croup, whooping cough, or
hay fever. It relieves quickly and
never fails to satisfy A trial con
vinces, 50c and 1. Trial bottle bee.
It's positively guaranteed bv all
druggists.
Don't Break Down.
Severe stndns on the vital organs
like strains on machinery, c a u s c
bieak-downs. You can't overtax
stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels or
nerves without serious danger to
yourself. f you are weak and rim
(town, or iimler ctr.jJn r.f 1.:.. 1
, ..h.,i awj IVIIH1,
take Electric Bitters the matchless I
tonic niedicme. Mrs. J. K. Van de
Sande, of Kirklaiul, 111., writes- "I
did not break down while enduring
a most severe strain (nr
- ........ ,v,i uiuimi.s,
is due wholly to Electric Bitters."
Use them and enjoy health a n d
enjoy health and streno th. Satififac.
tion positively guaranteed 50c. at
all druggists.
If District Attorney Hoi ton 1111
deitakes to deal in tommv-rot
political argument some of us
will have to conclude that he is
not as big a man as we had been
led to think.
To,aI S9W6I.
State of North Carolina. Wnt.-i 11 nri
county, s: I, G. P. Hagaman,
Cashier of the above named f;,nL-
do solemnly swear the above
statement is iruc to the best of my
knowledge an I belief..
P Hagaman, Cashier
CorrectAttest: T. P. Adams .
II. Mast, W. 0. Coffey, Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me, this 12th day of Sept , 1910.
Thou. Bingham, C-S. C.
THE XORTh CAKOUmT"
College of Agriculture
Alio Mechanic Arts
The State's college for training
industrial workers. Courses in
Agriculture, Horticulture, Ani
mal Husbandry and Dn irvimr-
in Civil, Eltctrical and Meehnni-
cal Engineering; in Cotton Mill.
ing and Dyeing; in IndustriV
( hftmstry; and in Agricultural
IL-ill-IIIIIJJ.
Entrance examinations nt each
e.Mi.ny sent, op the 14th cf Jv
D. H. HILL, President, '
West Raleigh, N, c.
THE NORTH CAPLINA
State Normal and In
dustrial College.
Maintained by the State for the
"omen ol North Carolina. Four
regular Courses leadititr to IV .
grees. Sneei.ol 1 V.i, rp.. .
1 v ..ui r- iui it1.;
C11C18. l ull Session nr
temb;rl4. into ti?0 ' aJ
mg to enter should apply as ear
ly ' as possible. For catalog ni c'
other information nrM
JmS I. FOLSTPrcs. Qre,nSbnro XC
1 be mail who marries iii ho.-t,.
lias no difficulty in knowino wb .
to do with his leisure.
For ()uick Relief from Hay Feyer.
Asthma and summer bioinlili k
take Foley s llonev hih! Tar It
quickly refieves the discomfort and
suffering and the annov imr svmn.
toms disappear. It sooths and heals
the inflamed air passages of the
head, throat and bronchial tubes It
domains no opiate or harmful drug.
Refuse substitutes. Af. IV Uhi.-lT-!
burn.
"She's u very nimble woman."
"So. you've w?eu her in one of
those newfangled hobble skirts.
lia ye you?"-Detroit.Free I'ress.
lle'ea nice chap, but why does
he wear that long beard?" "His
wife buys his neckties." Cleve
land Leader.
FOLEY'S OMOIAJCATIYE
fOR Stomach Jkqubik an cLConti ration
Carrier Make Boast, of Route 5,
has brought a tnotercvcle. and
when the state of the roads and
the weather permits of his using
same on his route, he will beable
to serve all his patrons by uoon
each day, and also will get back
in time to get off mail on the
southbound C. & N. W. The ma
chine is a agner, 3 horsepower
one cylinder, and it sells fo some
thing above 200. Catawba
County News.
JFOLEYS KIlwiFVPin q
Hiousanis Hare Kidnej
Trouble and Never Suspect it
How To Find Out.
rill a holtle or common j;lass with y- ,i
water and let it stand twenty-four I101.1
a seilimiMitoi set
tlin indicates! r
unhealthy coi!
dition ol the : !
neys; if itst i,
your linen it ,s
cvideueu ot I.i.;
ney trouble ; -frequent
dcb.r,
to pass it ort nil
in 0... 1 '.
also eonvineiiiB proof that the kidnt..-
and hladtler are out of order.
What To Do.
There is rnmfurt in i-.,,..i...v...
, 'i"imi;t c
often expressed, that Dr. Kil.i: j j
Swamp-Root, the fjreat kidnev rem.-iv
fulfills every wish in curing rheur.i.Misei
pant 111 the hack, kidneys, 'liver, blad.i-r
and every part of the urinary pas- u -It
corrects inability to hole! u-.i'ir
and scal(lin; pain in passing it, or bad
effects followtiiff ..f Mr,tinr ..
tieer, ami overcomes that unpleasant ',e
cessity of ling compelled to go of ten
diirini? llii tin V find t,. i.rtf , ...
limes dunnt; the niKht. The mild and
the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Hoot
is soon realized, it Kt.m.lc Mm
for its wonderful cures of the most di"v
tressing eases. If you need a medicine
VOU should hnvpllif tict S.,1,1 I,.,.:
gists in fifty -cent ami one-dollar sizes. '
You may have a sample bottle and s
book that tf11c .11
about it, Ixrthsent free iSSyAtSSt
oy mail. Address Dr. LSrWEm'1' ')
Kilmer & Cn n;-"iM'i8ie!:Vi
haiuton, N. Y. When Boa.o( tr
M-riting mention this paper atid don t
make any mistake, but remember the
name Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, ant!
tne address, Binghamton, N. Y.