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R. C. Rivers, Proprietor.
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A'.i ail 1. :' ; .'. repr . n ret-un oi me nwti !- .. I I.l I lin lohelit of
it cm T; i'-: v . i !.t-' nt-U t ti ii. tl.- w Y -ik legislature pie ed from your r.iN
Asnr.-sult f 0e hwiil .lee-" WAX IT.D Thn bushel
hearts of ever v I.i..r:t; in tMs- la t-e f'i'" .i I . i a... .- PiiVi ;
district. At r. t::i..- when w-w.iv . di-n. copied from tin- X .rtlt Car
Tmi umiyy. Xov., Hi, ; banging our head in the sh mu- ""' britinn A Uoc.ite iuTu. s
IvV.. t. .ill.' UK' J' , !''.
u! ti.e cianito temple-
Lt nei-k'srierliJa.
The huKh'U Jen t voter 2:01 i:i
h work ul! over the I'utte.J
StatenList w.ek l'artv l.iie...s t1"' fr,,,,t l,,,pr
n rule wen-CMst ii-iJfUi'J oraii
ization metiiuils in n;:inv ra"
were burial un lr a;i avalain hi'
of iu ! j'ernL'i.t Ui'iot8. I'r !;
I!y the ivat- "t viei y for t!!.
eoj.!. w ts ih.' r!vti :i t 11.
h)l!i r.hvikeni' iry :ts r'!:iyoi- .f
riiila.h'lji'iia. ti.e :.tiv.l if the
city Leit: wr-'f! ironi the I'.-a-rn.-e
IUpal-hruii ii...r!i::i- .uur
jtMMof ';ic!iiivor. In N. YoK.
th.' Vot.T.' 1( U'.ill I'ci! ;.iv.
aiiil 1:1 V ri.- ir;1 -y y re-
t-iriiiayr the !:,--.:Mu-anti' j-itt-:
ia tl.e t..t! !rm-lat::r. Y!;,
w!iirl e!i-'u in
as we (jr th- cu-.iii i- S-ttloVav iMte i.f If e uin -tiuarK. wl( r,
t ai'ii ir our li iti:i; r iti the .iit ; .'a nw Mio: i-l the ?r w-U-u-! ari,, ru yeais. up. I'n-selent
while w st.Hi! i.y I e'1''!" J 1 1 !ayw.'l ho::f i;i " : Tafr took pa:t i 1 tl f rvitr.
u-tel W. W. Ki'e!iin rune to nvk ourum-nt 1 let layeeiij
K 1 til- jre;it hone-, w h le jnoiei I' M. tl. t!i-t ; f '!" our ( fmirn C"!1' n-
i; '!iati r.ii ! iH.l.-. tn. J the ili. ' prem h 1 an I h. re .i iartcilvj ..(,.
tru-r an! iltiriiii r twelve ear !-onf r-'iie . . ii- ! -II asl-a- I'mviiiicc' l, vrvre n-'tl fre-
t'lat he h:ii! t'.l in tlu if X ' i a' at t mt'ir . ,.
(' . nir'4 he iv;i .1 ii't "itaTiv. ' i' 1 ihti'i'li m-il in ar Atin i"
f t i.t I'fojth- ) very th H t !n' I hot!e, oil la a I t:o c n
nil.l.a el a finv-riiur ln I a !'V Mr- .r I'.n -ni. A laar-Ih-!
11 an lien r to the State. s K''r o' -o-: e wrt 'honhl I 1 in-t-Nn
ni;i!i 1 an fail t r'ver-!iei' ieil ! la.i'k t'if nitor;e t-'.
the h-iiiie of .I'l l-.- W;i!t.);- '! t; k.
f T!
the i-a'in in
AiM.-ii.aai laucolii wa.
TIIC NORTH CAROLINA
Slate Normal and In
dustrial Collage
tiver thein to J. . S-lfatU,
nolr and pet GOc per quurt.J p
lula Nursery and Orehard ('0.
FARM FOR
Atoiit W rre of rlny lliuft'ti
soil laud txut on mile rivi of tlit.
Ih-iLiou, Tnu, attout 5U ncrn ia
Knu, halauov in tuiall irrain am)
corn: Ptret kiuall wHMllaut iwar Ih
I .urn: tian a hh! well Km teet dewp,
aUo ihiii! ou llace for stock. Vi.l
.jw .!, '..iy i'.i f-i.l :i" 1 f ."hron
1.' ih-i-.ee.l cuii'l. 11. in if tlu- n'f 1
.i;.tl thn.i', aii l m.eiv .lftyj into
(..M!iii;''t:n. I'm .11 c'ii;h 11 n il
i. l.S i 1 1! :! Invi :i"il i'i n hT-
...n, t. k I". !i-v II.nii'V i.n.l T;ir
I i'i ie 'iMpe;ty i.l itJ ti a-c.j,i,.,u:..l ,j .rl.iv. S 'l-l ly iilKUa.
Maintained Vy the State for the wo
liH-ii of N rth C;r olina. Fie rcg
ul ir Conine leading to Degree.
bpecul ( oui m s tor teacher, t ree j r,Miu dwrlliiiK liout.e, lint Im-po built
tuition tothox: whoagree to become ' four y-ar; two pood barut and aU
teachers in tiie State. Fail m smoii I weeKaary outbiilldiiiKu, Jmludinr np
F. 111 uair N'iiiiry iiiium. hji J lnf
or .. .1..:. .1 ......
! i. r.i. a iu. UAI ail1 1U1
b.-iins .Septemner II, loll, for
; catalogue and otlvr information ad
diess
J 1 1.1 i s I. Fovst, Pres.
GrcenslNiro, N.C.
try linyiuera a it in iifar au rio-llfnt
market. Any nup wantiui; to kuo
aliont tli in il." may writ n w
rome and ee. Title Mrfert. "Tp
15R S. Kli' lU-t llton, Teblie.rn.
t a a d ih a to". 'i ;i j i 1 1 . e w 'lie In !!; of tie it
I !, ' .!. !i'n!T d Mr., li t'. Ki.-.-fi. '
H't a ! it ha a jet id. .1 id
N .its .'i.i'i.f her r.litiv.s hir xt us.
in.
! n v..; !i oti "jr j dii-ial
.'. 1 who lit o! th'
iii'ik. is of tin' i ati '!
inocr.it jra ticaliy ro'.iia ci.-.i.
trol of New York city. Lli; hy a
bare ra.ij jrity.
In Now dense v a i;e;.::t ii-a'i 'eir
':u'i!i:, i is In iiot. il l-y ! i- Ivi!' ttr.f th y woa'da:
her -o'i. ,iid n.it only i-!..'i!'Hi.)i- j.o--.i -n ol i;.e
I by Inn hKi.-- 1,-r koii. atel 11 t j I tec. - l.n
oidv lie hoTKued ol lion..-. 1 11 1
rveu amoMjj: the uteat aeai of the
liis tnntli and 1
art ."
hist
a" r !i
.ii- ..:!
1
r.iited States
Th.-re are o:-ly tio kifids of
n.-o:!tiu t!ie wi-r! I tlio.' wln' fj
neatness is rerosrnized- He is r..-.. i..,i,.. .1.... ..i ..1 o,.a ?5f
' . Iltr III tlit' n'l.l' Ulitl Hi'MlllllJII
worthy of any hoi; ,r within the", .!,,,,, (,,, -iVl. t u t10 Pi;;i!iv hide
irift of the .t'oj'le.
of the stiv,t. Tl.i
islaturo was elected, thm V toj
1 he ertorts of the machine I -r.i -1
crais who e: j tu :i-d r:'if f 1 t"-;
flee by (-v. WU.u n. Ohi..) V.NoJ
went I'i inooratie, t!io Co t:n 1
tlii::c Ivirii I'liriet1 in Ciaciiin ui ;
depjiite the iadiii i i!. -:it i Vi
dent Taft. In a idition cii:t i.f,
the smaller eitii s ia t he p'nte el- i
ected Socialist rnaycrs. The! b)i to every boy an I irirl m this Ishadon- al v is travels on U-'ore
preatcst Socialist victory a-is in jbital, nnd lo:i'.' aiter hefhal! have theai. Tie sep.o;.le never bear
Scheme-lady, X- Y., v. here the f.f,.i crossed ov r to the ure it beyond vM'.r own burden, Imt cxi)'ise all
tire city and county ti k.-t, with and hns 1 ii 1 asi ie !m fe's woi k ' tiK'ir wounds to otle-rs. Ti:ey
the exception ol a Republieati lni:J l,:vw ,M honored nivl - are all no busy looking d.vu for
a & ij iJ NsjS L-J j
iKT-aAnOSiAL
J.W. BRYAN
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELERY ETC.
Fine Watch Repairing A Specialty
Boone, N. (
.-iridoived
As for Charle-! i. Aycm k, our o;,i-tJ are some time (idled jiessi
pen f.iiters ia tryi: to t-xprcss j mists; o;:ietii'ies peop's of Me!-
o'.ir esteem tor t. r-.-ar iaa:i. iaie-hi.-Iv t ::vr.::i.eif. sotae-if
II" is ;i man w'.ivi any m m t iai. s t hey Hiec.ill. d dis iieatile
could Jove. 1 5 rent ,-r h ai ted, ! ;,e p'e but, wherever t !tey go.
bL' brsiiued. he has U-en a 1 le-s-' there charaetentdii; is thi-: their
Z3STER?
judge, was place-! m office by e
nornious majorities.
In Kentucky thelieniorrntsc ir
ried everything before them,
while Maiyiand, where cv ry of
fice was closely contested, nh 'v.
ed fairly pood liepu'ihcan pains.
Iu M issachuselts (iov. Toss was
re-elected, as was the entire Dem
ocratic ticket, but by a reduced
majority. California reports lem
ocratic gains, while New Mexico
celebrated its entrance into tie
Union as a state by rolling up
substantial Iv-mocrutic majori
ties. In Rhode Island Gov, A. J.
Pothier was re-elect -d uitl; the
blessed for what Le h-is done forjp ;;'fds and nharp
tate.
st ones and
our Mate. thorns on which to s'en that
With these four gr.-at men they do not ev 11 know that there
standing before our party as-king hire e.ny s'ars in the ky. These
for hon..r, c-'ijld we eou:itenancejf-iks live on th wro;ig side of
abuse and bitterness against ci- i the street. Yet it is only twenty
ther? No! So long as we hold ht t across t- the other si Jewalk,
the helai of thisshe-'t aoUungbut 1 wheie sunshin." al-.v ivs lies.
words ol praise and honor thai j (Newell Dai-iht Ildilis)
appear upon these pages 111 con
nection with their names.
Personally, the editor is for
Governor Kitehtn for Senator,
but we shall not attempt to dic
tate to others and shall see that
each of the four candidates not !: Pr. P.eaut;ey York
s . ire deals. 0.ir coin ;nnssh -ill
bMnien at al! times for cxpress-
if 73,
On last Thursday, V. S Ream,
an inmate of the Soldiers Home
ot Raleigh, passed to his rew ard.
He was from Iredell Co, and held
a certificate from the the School
Btcase ckea.
iiolj 01' tl-a wr!a' thought,
ut.!:on rm '. c-.l'.iJ-J. The unly
Astun orcr .ino.noo
H ,nl ; r.icr? thie- ever
COVLTJ. J7'.,o OilOO ii-
lUStliitiOh.
BeCSCl C " " '"s on'r fiioticrju-f P
. " Vitl Mid Efff fliV.Jud
P 4rc. A 'iStrckil ol Gei.iiva."'
BecanstS 11 is '"n 'fcys'ppedia in
' a SIUJ.O ToioiUC.
Because ji is accepted br th
. Courts, Echcola and
Itosa na the o hiiiitcme au-
thority.
Becayje 8 wso Snows Wina
i-Bore:-. 9. Let ui tell
you about ttvia new work.
' JV.M t;OOR'S CERTAIN Cl'Kfe
S 'MI'ti (rei-.l KondMnfil.il . ..J 1.-.I ....
i'.'Z'i Via t.l d:.e,.Ck ll will IMI ui! uual twr.-A
i.;4'" Hari.-li.nl J.trt not lien il. ttnt tin ama u adil-aM end el
.-u.y.c ..ci. ., I. aiuwil II , IH II UIM. I.l. WWI ntrl. Illtt M
hki
ia .ii n
iNAMi TIIC IVUl
Wit. to apMAmcii cf wv J t! 3rd p.
Cft C.KKKR1AM CO .rHa.tn.p. ra...
MnOoi.Uuip.iw numruxawtofpockitBw.
FOW Rheumatism, neuralgia, head, tooth, and earache; sprains and
bruises lame btick and stiff joints. Sw elling of all kinds, cramp colje,
cuts and burns, bites and stings of insects, kidney and liver trouble,
lagrippe. colds and coughs, phthisic and sore throat, croup, chclera mor.
bus. colics, diarrhoea and flux pleurisy, pneumonia, fever and ague, fe
male weakness and indigestion, cures colic in horses.
Berkshire Pigs!
Yinston Salem, N. C. April, 2. 1900,
Mr. T. I,. Took, Salem, N. C.
Dear Sir: I fird your C. C. P. Dr. Tooks Certain tuip, a valua.
bl: icmt-dy for Rheumatism, and all pains.
. Respectfully,
H. .1. RbYXOLDS, Pres. R. J, R. Toh. To
C C w c o
ceo
Pol. II. P. Dockerv editor of
entire ticket. Mississi-ipi elected j j,ms rro.u ,rMA 0f imy riX,:i. . The llockinghatn Post, dipd on
a D.'iu.M-r.itie governor, but the jhites. on the condition that no ; the C'.a at his homo at Roeking-Soeiall-ls
made big g iim a 1 1 j .,b,S,. of another candidate sh.ill 1 hara a!t-r a short illness. Heart
through the South. Cleveland I U n. matted In nrhe.- words failure ausiil his de-ith and he i
The Ledger is a Denioerntie o'--! was tU years i f age-
ie (.'lit Mil ! i),.
I l i.V . T . I .1
eiecTCM A3wcoa naKer, t ii e
From choice registered Stock;
splendid individuals.
6 weeks old, $4 00
M " " lo.OO.
OSS
srf
V,
Y. STRIXGFPLLOW.
Blow inc Rock, X. C.
disciple of the late To:n Jo'm
bou, mayor aud .uth him the en
tire Democratic ticket. The Dem
ocrats carried off a majority of
the offices in Chicago, while their
gains were also large in the
state of Kansas. In San Fran
cisco Ralph was elected mayor,
and the government (orees de
feated the labor unions in the
gght for eoitral of the board of
supervisors, Grit.
How It Is With Mr: Cal 1w?l!.
For a long timo past, Mr. J. P.
(aid well has been struggling for
his daily breath. Since his re
cent, decline, this struggle has
gau. We ar all Democrats, the
candidates are all Democrats and
a free discussion of tle-ir merits
will enable us to select the stron
gest man.
The Presbyterian Synod of
Xorth Tirol ino which tn-t last
week in Charlotte, will meet next
year in Raleigh.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTOR'A
FARM FOR SALF.-I have a!
Two new buckwheat flour mi.ls
were unloaded from the cars at
the station here yesterday, ship
ped to Mr, Jacob Miller and the
firm of Miller & Johnson, both
ol Alleghany county. The mills
ii1 e a new make for this seetoin
and required four teams to haul
them across the 151ue Iiidge. Oar!
is to lie erected and run bv water i wil; H; 11 ll ollt " - a, re tracts
L L CB1TCEFR
i) kali: 11 ix-
Xotions, (iroceries, Station
err, Coffins, Caskets, nnd etc.,
Also agent for the Hickory Steam
Lnuudrv.
FARM FOR SAL K.
One hundred acres in Hie In-art
of thf Cove Creek section, and is
to my Etnaros m customers,
FOR THE YEAR 1911
The year 1910 having been numbered with the past,
it is my pleasure to state to my enstomers and the general
public that the year just ended has dealt with me as ten
derly as any year since I have been in the mercantile busi
ness, and.J trust it has, to some extent, rivited your con
vidence in the belief that I have delt with you fairly. With
this understanding I have renewed energy and determina
tion to make the year
1911 H03E SCCCESSFll
For both myself and customers through fair dealing?
and you may rely on the fact that you can get the very
best staple goods at my place of business at the lowest
prices they can be sold, for remember I claim to be no
' 'Cheap John" but take pride in dealing in the very best
goods, knowing them to be cheapest for my customers in
I . .f I 1 1 . : 1 1
!" o s w V ' known as the Maiden Harman j clue course of time. Now, to conclude with, I wish to EM-
j T ,iii Un to' !-;;;.p",Vlmn yo., PHAS1ZE the fact that you can find anything usually kept
can buy any land near it, or m t4VO ,,(in(J ( wAu ool f)l)t in a first class store at my place of business and that-1
l,0"s."s d I'" li"','er- A 'make a specialty of the Brown star 5 star Shoes knowing
mi...! en '.uin 1 1 ii
(hi Cranberry creek, at Laurel
for 15. per acre or .sell it as
It
a new one
comintr on. For terms am
t ixinflniiKu sitill
i -f. . i ii, .i . o . i- i mi
must
.. i,. a . ., t j i
li 1 4.1 t t .1-11 (. l.C- .l ,. in I ill e. ii. in St , y , .,.,.
S irings, and that of Miller ic : fl : ti,i. v a. L . ti... sr -a.i .. at bugat-(oo
become the more acute, lie has ! Johnson, this side of Laurel ! all. Address Rax 1.0, Holston Vnl-' Very Respectfully,
periods of comparative relief, but j Springs, to be run by steam. I ley, Tetni. i E. M. MADROX
these periods are followed at in- j These mills will supply a demand, ' 1 ,
trrvals by sinking speils, from j as most of the other flour mill
which he rallies still weaker in j owners revise togrind buckwheat
bodily vitality and the less able j at any time and thopo w ho have
to renew the trugi!e. It ia be- j been raising buckwheat have de-
yond human ponsili'iiy for him j p-nde. upon the ordinary corn
to regain any of his loststrength
1 1 is life is Hickcring like a candle
in the socket. With him it may
burh mills. A young man told
ns that he raised 7o bushels on
three aens this ear and could
be a mntl-r of a few days, pos-get better profit bom this crop
sibly of weeks, but not at all j than any other product he could
likely of months fnis state- raise Y ikesboro Hustler, 1 lid.
ment will a:; plain to Mr. ('aid
well's friends (lie varying reports
of improvement one day and of
retrogression the next. And he
,wnuld have us say what we have
'said. The pal hut snfb-rr is
waiting knowingly and una
fraid. Charlotte Chronicle.
There will be o.'l Sand ays in
t his year of lf'll , which is unu
sual. Thin will not occur again
until 2020 which is 109 years
hence, 1011 earn? in on Sunday
and will go out on Sunday.
Synod iu annual session in
Charlotte last week, agreed to
raise $50,000 for improvements
at Barium Springs Orphanage,
and subscribed $1 3,000 of it at
once.
Atlanta ministers have been
scoring the women of that city
for their incleceut mode of dress
ing, and !ve arc glad every time
these latter-day dresses get alick.
We don't see them often in our
qnier little town we ore happy to Two-thirds of the city of Il in
say and we have never thought Kow, China, has been d.stroyed
women who were modest or had by fire. The loss is estimated at
g oJ ti sfe, follow veiy extrcnu ' .iO,0OO,O0O and K)0,000 peo
s'. lea. pie are reported d.-slil ale.
JTJ. Year's Subscription to Or e of This Cour.
Qtrt try's Greatest Monthly Magazines to AU
Subscribers to This I per Who "Pay a Year's
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fnil them to be the be?t on the market at the prices. Thank-
ill mi or write me' ing one and all for the patronage you have given me in
. C, X. (.. tVlP reidt' acciivinof rrn nf Hia onma f i'via 1 ttIII rirt A i r
w.. ..-w, tf.u' J., J-'U iy bllC OCllliC Ltlli X IKUICllUTOrUl IV
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Most Respectfully,
M B BLACKBURN
Boone, N. C, Jan. 12, 1911.
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