if I r ! -Mr. D. A. Tom, kin-, o! Char-j IirJrir I!.- J.yi. I'li. r j i-t .. , . -ra-?T-SgSB2S3S
i .it- i. n i t l..tr ill u i. It ll t tv'iiil
-I ill... T f
I ntwhlt th I o,t oziVp i;:.-u,zU-..k lor the Kumnnr , the ,....;.,. ... ,.u- oC
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6
I w urn: An.fAx i:riM:.i
i-nm.iv hirj.0 -io gteni !nirs
and !m im'.iiiil I -it
rds.
w.stringili.luw.
1 lowirg IJ'H-I., N. C.
on Hpjtlicntion.
""local nkws.
. i .1... 1 1 ... !,.. n!.. liV Wl'lifUT nun n i-i
.. I IlllSI'.sd 1V J'.ll insect. IlUt it Mt'lll! .
: - - m-nreol Mr. ii.i?uiiuih. I ., ,, '.
A.irorthinznttesi.nniMl Mr. i:u,irJ . Fi..V, '1 i-1 o I
, ... ... . V.TV atllios iheT' WOllid II .1 0
North ilkUMO. iio w i in. wjih M((iiii .i( XVa
,,,,1 on t!., ..!. ..-t. I..M.M r
ri. tt. Sn.oot. of Alex,....lr . .,; - ,kvh
--r SiH-iit Satuniay uiin ai i . , ,
-raMvi.,arttl,nJuKet. !, M, au1 Mnl. a
-Srvk-e in the TpWoval cill. o.i hw .v t"m.' ;" ' jmn .vh 1W ,.v,.r t h m I
WI. in IJoouo at 11. a. in., ill', when, with hislitiih', '-r-1, , ( T it T(im, w a M,IVV i
,.xt Sun.Kv. cou'luete I l.y the al .My .a.i Mn s; .... , , (
pHHtnr, U'V. W U Savip'.
II" . A.
-Mrs. Dr. S,,, m "" i m,;ir rillltivt. at Aloxaa J.ia, ami
Salem, linn tak-n boar.1 for the u rR.lt.nil,.r
l I I f u 111'"'" '
summer ai .Mr. u. !..'
K isl Uooue.
All Vu?Uor!V!fs Ir
llNlifiiim-iils Hi..! '.:
:irr li t
: . i.
M'
l,.v leefiv.d a inissn--; at I an ;' !;'' , .
. ... .i . :n....J i I ''ill II is auiiuui'-u .' .'-
! vill'1, t t-l ' i VT ner U iihj inn. i
Sorry to learn from th Ave-
rv Vim that Mm. Dr. J. M. no i
future honv at .North Wiil.esbo
io early this ve k.
On Smi'l ty inoniiiiir last Mr.
i i :.. . . ;.l
Illt'l'S' IO 'U-I IMnil.ll ui ii in r iiim
tufurii'th a very r'n-h luirvot lor
the tirel'"! little workers.
nirtli laj Cel br-i'I-n.
On last S in lav Mr. Iv'' M "
WntauiT'i's he.-t-
,. " lie-
-'.v-;-:t. It
):! i.. i x'.'cr .Virco'V
....'' , I i ii. i .'or".i;
it -.!.v. ltair?ii a ss:.l
.- ': i ...: J I'tntij'-l a
li-s 'o :l. V.KUi.r. Ilia
Ciiti'ri.t i 1.. r;. i
kiirii'. lro; h u: ' :
cunt in '.':. .r ( '.),
uilili'Ti'-". IM !'.-. !' ".
i.?m' :iit:i -i VcviTii '!--.
CcM:: it r IV '- T- ' i-i..,
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S lr.iinuli i;l r.(iv-, l.o.iU'iy ii:.l liaitiri'.l blcty.
i ui: sai.i:.
I Mi roe .leiwy 'i-. Ii i h I V
l.ir.l. UitiLi .i.n-i.i!i iils ol Ihor-otih-liM-'l
aail hily ivji-t. i'-l in
ihe Aiiierirau Imimk- Sviii- A -(i
.lioii. I'uliettun.'.MifJ when
.lsireil- I'ail o or a l lr.-s
W. W.l'.l.At -ur.i'KX.
j j p. 1, a"ll!ll
look! l.i uk:: munioiL.
I am now loialcl at Mowing
Il.ick, X.f. (I'oll-y, Deal&tVs.
ISioiv.) anl will I'av you eusli
for voiir r.in-h Oil. See me before
ousill. Vo.ns truly,
.1. 11 JOllXhOX.
DlowiiiK Hock, X. t'.
)r. J. M. Iiu.i- p.r, K,,.,. nml rear-l . . "... '..
... ....;, ainl' IXIIli.llli" " iliueA. o i
LvJe 'm ata, ami liv.nl here , citiz .n,, popularly know,,
MPUopt'iui nr, " ... ,:i .. i:.u n. t inui viiir ..... i i... :
ni;ti1 ii little timre than a year
-IVof. Hoy Taylor.a iironiinent air0i WHS kit.,.(( l)V a ho!S0 at
A very
'dii.-ator of Ontrnl raruina, is j . . me iir (',.,,..,
r.....ii dm i.ff... ts of whieh
Hie .lictl in the i;;t'M-iiooii of the
... , I' ...I.. I
imiiio foifc n i l iri'aii
inn utp w..-
in Wntmi i, hi native county
Mies Nell. Hrown, one of l'low j Hi itso day. Mr. llruwn was well
in-r Hook's most nffiit.le a n 1 'a-hani-jd in years, a 'o 1, qniet
.... . i ... . i . . ...;n i.in.
pop il ir youn holies lias i 'en ciiiz'mi, nnu ui oi-ulu
visiting friends in Huoiih tmiee sorrow to many friends mid rel-
Saturdav ht. lativ.s in his home county, which
... hp ciiose to leave neu mc iniw
M. 15. ulackburn lsenclosmt! ,iet",,Lr1' . .. . ... ,, ,in
,., , , ....(.i, pr owsoiuie wen; uoin'o
his beautiful yard with , a very
113 K1 III " " J
tician ol no mean standing
liondoni.i iron fenee, which adds
materially to th appearance of
hirt hotel property.
The third Quarterly Confer
ence for Boone circuit, will be
held at Kutherwood church July
1st and 2nd. Official members
take notice.
A new 11 F. 1). carrier line nr
rived nt the home ol Mr. anu S(ujm ,ni(1 irt o ti. opinion
Mrs. Tyre Klrod. in Last Boone, ftre tbe
and ' pap" is doubtless the hap-1 Senatorial possibiltW.
i . . i .
us "l m l" I."vi, c i 'orau'ii nm
ninetieth birthday. I'ncl ' Levi
..it..i.,i.l F.iirvii-w ihuich in th"
morning and invited a number
of his friends tog" from there to
his hunv for dinner. When th"
ip'irty h id rtssi'inbled th y found
a table loaded with an abundance
of good things to tat onou'n,
perhaps, to have giv.ai three
such ciowds a sufficiently. L
(pjully as notable as the dinner
was the ueneral ae of the guests
for the majority has already re
usK2 CASTORS A always
-T- V- C.'nh.ri -if
North Carolina, came up from
Statesville last week and epent a
few hours in Boone Saturday
talking over the Senatorial situ
ation in-North Carolina with his
fi i.-nds here. He espouse t h e
ten. The lientleman pres-nc
were: Mr (1. W. Norris, known to
liis neighbors and Irien Isns ' lrn
de Wash, "Mr .John Miller, Mr.
Kphraim Miller, Mr. Isaae Wat
.t. li I'itin Orubli. Mr. J. B.
r-wn, n... . .... . j
A I
k Kind Ygsi Have Always BeugM
In Use For Ovsr SU Years
CAR LOAD OF BUGGIES.
mm tBmMmmvm&
L L CFJTCHER
DLALLB IN
.Notions, (iroceries, Station
ery, Collins, Caskets, and etc.,
Also ngent for the Hickory Steam
L.uitidrv.
ICE-l'OLD DHI.KS.
0 o
If this weuther gets too hot for
you go to the Racket where you
can get nn ice cold drink, shir-
berts. ice cream, iee cream sodas
nnd milk shakes.
Flour, Bacon, lard and meal
cheaper than elsewhere in town,
! also something good to eat iu
piest of Uncle Sam's servants.
Tndnv is the longest day of
the year, being U hours and 28
minutes long, and is the begin
ning of summer. After one week,
the"dayswill gradually become
shorter.
r-The State Normal nnd Indus
trial College at Ore nsboro, and
Meredeth College, of Haleigli,
each have an ad in this issue.
They speak for themselves, and
should be of great interest to ma
ny of our people just now. Look
them up.
The local lodge of the Farm
ers' Union organized in Boone
some time ago, is growing nice
Iv there being accessions at. ev
ery meeting. It promises to soon
outstrip all its sister looges m
the county as to numbers iu the
very near iut ure
-Mrs. Edgar Shull, ofElfealietb
. ton, Tenu., arrived in BooneS.it
i urday afternoon and will sriejid
some time here at the home of
herpaients, Mr. and Mrs. John
V llnrdni.
Hermanvfriendshere
are delighted to see her and glad
that her visit will be of length.
The town ordinances provide
that hosr pens and other outbuil-
diugs shall be kept in sanitary
. condition under penalty. H you
liave not done this, attend to it
at once, as a health officer will
inspect your jiremises on Satur
day evening next by order of the
mnyor.
Cadies, cakes, and mnnyjrood
. things to eat just iu at the Back-
Wn Wn bit. nnlnitflo.d a solid Car Load of the celebra
1, V. 11U1 - J ' ,
ted BROWN Buggies. e liave seven dmereni sivicb Wi luiu.Ue8i omi dcst!rt9 etc. a
... T l. I .(..... T-... ...1.. nvwl l-im friTJi'DTiropft tfl hf PC- I . .
. f n, sninv Senator Mr Xorr s, Mr. .1. A. .orns, .Mr. o. r. K'CCt ivom. i'tiy spu.c aim i fc,. . . u ,)U mirawure aim
causeof our enioi dilator .mi. . ..,... ,,... ,, n n-i v uHer hufrmr no ...
Ktaniiury, Jii.j"ni iio'ii'-,"-"" ona rovin iii'-ivoiy. iuuu j UUv..v. ...mj i staples kept in stock, iiorse
matter what you pay. You cannot buy as good a Duggy Khoe naU 1() cts lb Iloi.gQ
i i . i i.!. i:i..n flin wio wo ni'p onprinf'l
anywnere eise at unyuiurg imc i - bioeii 5 eents PUch.
boco Wp trivo a nostive guarantee on every buggy we 1 .
sell. When buying from us you not only get the advanta
ges of car prices, but also of car load freight rates, which
both together, mean a saving 01 irom $iu vjio on a uuS-
gy. We have a cample oi all styles in our samptu juum,
ready for your inspection.
LONDON-STOFFEL H ARDW AHb UU
only two Senatorial possihiltW.
That may be tw, but evidently
in Watauga ex-Governor Ay
cock has a verv strong follow.
inT and if this hasany signih-
cancf, it will certainly be a three
cornered contest, at least
Plans for the entertainment
oi the North Carolina Press As
sociation which will be irivea
a free dinner on the campus of
the A. T. S , at the expense ot uie
to.vn and immediate surround
ings, nre almost -complete, the
Various committers having been
annointed. and nre w o r k 1 11 g
earnestly to make the occa
sion a success, and one to be re
membered by each and every par
ticipant. Monday afternoon the
Indies interested, or many of
them, atFat, m t at t he home
of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Councill,
nnd discussed very enthusiasti
cally the menu that is to be serv.
ed to the North Carolina editors
on next Thursday. The commit
tees express deeu regret that
they are unable to spread dinner!
lor all who may attend, hut as
it is entirely a local aflair, we in
their behalf, announce that the
dinner is intended exclusively for
the editors and their guests. The
President of the Association, Mr.
M L. Shipman, has given it out
that the attendance at -Lenoir
will be unusually larg, and Ave
confidently hope nn 1 expect each
and every member to be present
and purfnke ol the hospitalities
of Boone, the best town of its
size in North Carolina.
Hew (J. M. Daniel. Uncle I.evi is
very active yet, and his
friends do not think of him as an
old man. A number were heard
to remark that the past ten
years have made no noticable
change, and they are expecting
invitations to many m ;re birth
day celebrations.
The Statesville Landmark begs
to enquire as to the whereabouts
of thedirtdobber of yesteryear.
This acquaintance of childhood
days appears lo have quietly van
ished from the face of the earl 11.
Perhaps when they vanished
from voulhey come ton better
country, as we have no scarcity
of them here.
M 0 UC. AN IIORSE CO LT SHO W
The farmers of Watauga coun
ty who bred to my famous sor
rel Morgan horse last year, are
hereby notified to have them 111
Yours very Truly,
ii. 1. (iilllllMv
Boone, N, C. June, 13, 1911.
THE PIONEER HARDWARE FEOrLE.
Mountain City, Tennessee.
Di-.R, D.JENNINGS
N-iVt HElDKNTDKNTIST
Pta tuners Elk, N. C.
Hfyr.Yl I have arranged for the con
44U1 venienee ol many of my patients
to be in Boone, (Blackburn IloteE on the ' first of every month"
or a or i days, and every court week, prepared to do any kind I of
Xothinir hut t no Ubh l
, ... . IKMlTtll WOtlv. A'h Aim vi 1 oi.. .
Boone on July 4, tor exhibit...,, NT material, US((1 in nnv l my work. Priees reasonable
as the three best will cany oil, - limlt:mi Patients from a distance, will avoid
nice cash prison that day the j- - illfonnill!r ine beforehand, at what time they propose
coming, either to Boone, or Banners wk.
Home Tanned
Leather.
1 have just started up a tan
nery at Shu'ls Mills, ami am now
ready to put leather on the mar
ket. I have harness, upper and
kips, made by the old process. I
use no acids or chemicals I wnnt
all the hides in the county. I am
trving to make'deather that will
keep our feet warm and dry.
Respectfully,
W. V. CALAWAY,
Sh tills Mills, X C
ft.
Dr. W. U. WAKEFIELD, of
Charlotte, will be in Ssiu-w'on
Friday, July 7; Banner Elk on Sat
urday, July 8; ValkCrucis on Mon
day, July 10; Boone on lucsdav,
July 11, one day only. His practice
is limited to the medical and surgi
cal treatment of diseases of the Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat, and Fitting
Glasses.
WANTED 200 men from 18
years old and up to learn the
Granite Cutting Business in an
Open Shop. - Wages $1 00 per
day and up. Address 'Box 15,
Kion, S. C. Railroad Station.
Hockton.S.C. It
The cotton crop is reported 5
per cent larger this year than
last. There are over thirty five
million asres in cotton thisjyenr.
same to be paid by me. Those
who owe me will please come pre
pared to settle on that day.
H. L. MA DKO.N,
Shouns, Tenn. July 8.
THE NORTH CAROLINA
State Normal and In
dustrial College
Maintained V,y the St.ite for the wo
Hie.i of North Carolina. Fiye reg
ular Courses lading to Degrees.
Sii.-.-i:d Courses for teachers. 1'iee
tuition to those whoauree to become
i.. .. Iwr in Hie State. Fall session
lu'o-ius September 1 3, 10 I- Eor
catalogue and other uuoi inauoii un
dress Jci-irs I. Fousr, Pres.
Greensboro, N. C.
N,l,.MT,IVs. W.C.I- :v, V. r.
TO THE PUBLIC
L.
V.
s.
THE WATAUGA C0UHT7 BANK.
BOONE, N. C.
TI,U insiimfum is owned and controlled by the following stockhol-
aers-Jj II. Mast. 1. W. IloMoe.L. A. Greene, T. P. A.hnns A
Ilendris; W. C. Coffey. N. E M-b4. M- . F. '''"',,,"
... i p I.- P.in.flvim. A. . Mast. Iranian A: Go. W
ri) l utKi , 1 'I , . " i
Harmon, W. B. P.aird, C. D.Tavlcr.
W. K Shi'cy. 1). H. B. IVny. J. A. W'-lu-.J. G Il.aman J
More.. G.V. Green, l.M.WcUhurn, John W. Ib'd.es. '"" ,
. T i ,.;,..,,,- k'imberl..h'vm. Mi-S I. Jennie Colfi V, 1. .
Fail bin-;'. Miss Maliie'ti. Curtis. E. S. Coffey I). I) D jn-hcrty r.n.l B.
H l)oii her .
We e-peaallv invite the business of our county people.
MEREDITH COLLEGE.
c. s
rAiu.iK.u. rren J. n. ci.AnKK, vi.-p rres.
One of the few collies for women in the South that confere an A. B. QapHa
uue ui i"" ' " , f .,,,in pnlleffe work aecordius to the, i
decree represeiiiniB iuui n
Stamtiird Colleges. M,:
Diplomas awanled in tlie Schools of Elocution, Art and Mutic.
Library facilities excellent. ' , . . . h
Training i" rhydcal Kducation under Director. Courts for basket ball
and tennis. , .
Boardinp Club where, by about nan an ncuro. uuj '
students save from 152 to $r5 a year.
students not olTe.ing the necessary units for entrance .nay prepare ,n
"tSilie clun, e,t rollc- of its .radeii, the South.
For catalog, Quartely Bulletin, or
1 Raleigh, North Carotin
. m. smi'Kr.Tii. cash.
BANK OF BLOWING ROCK,
BLOWING R0CK,N. C.
$10,300,00.
7 7-,i,-,W PiTfQ- WM.uu.
:.....,.-! n.mitnl. wp nre better prepared to handle
II Dili IIIIICT1CU v..(. .. - .
before. Open an account with us,
twe will extend to you every ml vantage consultant ith fe and
sound banking. Wwill loan you money ai a rea-oua.ue iu,e
bilitv and balance will warrant.
Knot convenient ta cidl in person, write us, and your letters.
1.11 .-.nr i.i.imnt iittpntlDll.
' REMEMBER WE PAY i PER CENT ON TIME DEPOSIT,
COMPOrXPEP EVERY THREE MONTHS.
Having bought out the mer
cantile business ol D. J- Cottreil,
I wish to say to the people that
1 will still conduct the business
nt the Cottreil stand, and ak
my friends, one and nil, to give
me its liberal patronage as pos
sible. 1 will endeavor to sell yon
goods as cheap as you can buy
tl.pm anywhere. 1 want your
trade and will try to induce you
to give it tome by giving you
honei-t values for your money.
I will sell for PAY DOWN and
by so doing I can sell you goods
cheaper than if I sold on time. I
now Lave on hand a new line ot
shoes for men, women and chil-
dren at reasonable prices. 1 also
carry a. good line ot 1'awnoro
kei's Clothing, both new and sec
ond hand, in which there are
! great bargains.
The business will be managed
by D. J. Cottreil, nnd any cour
tesy show him will be greatly ap
precited All inod country produce ta
ken in exchange for goods.
Reectfully,
W. P-Moody.