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1 f Ci 4jCLi 1 'I- v. 1 - r 9 h 6: y 5 h . ' v. VOL. XXII I IiOOXK. WATAUGA COUNTY, TIlUltSD.VY.JLTLY 4 NO. 17 Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S Furniture Ha purclmseil all tliPstot:k i in the liU!ini'in of tlip lloone 1'nr. i nitnre Co., I am preparpil lotell! ,on niiytltin in my lino at a; very rtasonnlile figure. Drt Kprs, luircauf, Chairs, Iteil Steiiils, !! Spring, Mittlresst's, He. I'ivp iiih a t all wlii-n in need of any thing iti the line of furniture. SiTStore in Watauga County 15. ink Ikiildin. riesifctful!y, JESSE F. ROBBINS. PROFESSIONAL VETERINARY SURGERY. I have been putting uiucli study on this subject; lutv recnived my diploma, bikIhiuiiow well -tmipi'l (or the pnu-tioe of Veterinary Sur gery iu nil Its branclieH, and am the only one iti the county, all on or a10reB me at Vilas, X. . K. F. D. 1. G. H. IIAYKS, Veterinary Surjceou. 6 17-11. rr. E M, Eh RON. - DENTIST. -Snjar (irove. North Carolina, CJAH work doneunderfiuar intee, and best material uaeii. t-13-'ll. "e. s. goffey, ATlOUMii Al LAW- GONE, N. C. I'rouipt flttntion given to 1 ni niters of a legal nature. .o&'Ab.strn-ctiiig titles anil miction ot claims ii Kjecinl 1-1 '11. Dr. Nat. T, Dular.e. Sl'KCTALlST kyk, kai; r;osn, thkoat axu chkst K YES KXAMIXKD KOIt UKAISKS FOURTH STREET Bristol, Tenn.-Va- EDMUND JONES LA YEH LENOIli, N. C,- tl'i Practice Regularly in ,he Courts of Watauga, i-1 'n L, D. li vTTORNEY AT LAW, BANNER ELK, N. C. 13? Will practice in the courts Watauga, Mitchell and adjoining jounties. 7-6-' 1 1 F. A. LINNEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW - BOONE, N. C, Will practice in the courts of che 13th Judicial District in nl matters of a civil nature. 5-11-1911. J. C. FLETCHER" Attorney At Law, BOONE, N. C.; areful attention given to dlections. E. F. IxivilL W. U. Lovill. Lovill & Lovill Attorneys At Law -BOONE, -N. . Special attention given to all business entrusted to their care. . . . . . . . . 7-9-'10. Exit Tbeodure! Afherille C'tin. liile oni' cannot ray tliat tin not ray tlmt tlu eu. ;1Vl.r j wj.at t li e n j Glwnrd 'iilf.Mi, j.r. f-UIoiit of tin--,., davs thatm-ii wereprimar - happen.-,!," th-,As!lJ,.tl;lfyf j),.,.. Hi. i tii. National I,..rkin('omf.,inv. ii!v treated to remain in 'ool .km of Theodore. i 1.S he w a married to;i:iiz.i ! has issued an apology for the : h. all h as lorn: as t hoy cmM U Tiiiifi.-d effort to l,,.rn,mi nlinilii'.nrc-.ai.n-s. .jliijfh price ot meat which sums do so Iiv availing- 1 hoiiwdvcs of ;tiMicnn nooiina-l p.-..i..... : ,.i,., ,...... i .i.:., nr . i .... .o..., t..n.... ... i r.i .." . . . . "exported lias etnpliatic collape. Uimim'vi'U"" dot i.ipia.euip nvpafiican no..nna-, tiiMl !t.iriMl t.t lu Mlu..l..if irl ni. .... . .1 tl ! ...... , ,.,,,,.,,.-,. il." niiiiouiio. 1 hwclwsum to rush ; to iiicMPiioui i hp ronv fin ion at bleu:.!, fully h-Iuvinu' that lim prean.l li.s threatM wouU iniitin.iate ins national tinttre. Alter the tlrst test vote' ii .. i.....i iT.rJ: ..........v ..-..wt.w. u..u " ,jav ol ins ilcatli. He wm tne fa forces, on the selection of Hoot; tt(,r of t( (.iildren. Ave of houi as temporary chairman, the hand j,a-ec ded him to the better land, wntinon the wall became vis-jTll). ve Uvm.r Jirt. Thomas V. ibl. to all who can d to look andj, j,.,, j,,.,,,,,;,, lawver of the final elimination of the Third (;..or;:i;i; ,ummi M. ;,rprf of Tenner became only a question j Watan-a: Mr-. Marv C Cor.le'l. ol hllUT- jot l'.eiban.i.IH.;Uic!.ard K. (ireer Thusin(ielhhedianiatieeiisodejaiid Mrs. LiUie A. (ireer. both of of the Seven l.ittlo tiovei nors. J atati.'ia. Coloi.el Uoosevelt has said he j Mr. (ireer moved to the we-d-had no intention of seeking tne jem part of Watauga county a nomination lor athird term until Lhurt while before the war. As a the aforesaid little governors literally "dragged" him into the rinjr. The Hunter'shat went first and its owner followed it to the bl.-ire of trumpets and the loud beating of the tom-toms. Had Mr. Roosevelt waited four years it js not too much t; say that he mi'iht have been nomina ted in a walk. The overwhelming majorities in his favor those states where preferential prima ries were held furnish basis en ough lor that .statement. It.v thnt time theTafr organization would ha ve had a different complexion and (Mr. Roosevelt) would not haveencountered t liesuam roller ol the national committee. But the colonel could not wait. That vaulting ambition which stons not at bar or obstacle, encour aged by the whispered luringsof the Seven Little Governors, caused him to 1 hrow wisdom and cautionto the winds. Flourishing hit club and spear he plunged the little into'the expansive back of. hit former prut-ge President .Tuft, plunged it- the tornd, there by arousiau;-the hitherto latent fighting abilities of the burly president. The couulry deoamo wearied, disgusted and finally scaudalized with exchanges of bitter personalities between two men who have held the highest office in th.j land: the like the has never been equaled iu history of the nation. Mr. Roosevelt declared that he went into the ring reluctantly and for a great principle, but he show ed a fondness for staying in, and his priucij.de dwindled to one solely ot personality. His talk of a new party is simple the swan song of a rather interesting in dividual up to the present mo ment. No party worth the name oau be founded solely iiojpersor'a lity. However much may profess that his conduct is governed by principle, lowering out of nil this confusion, in plain sight of the American people, elands the ego tism of Theodore Roosevelt. It is one of those rocks, however, that crumbles with exposure to at mosphere, and will slowly , dis appear by disintegration. The republic has been saved! Man Coughs and Ureaks Ribs. After a frightful toughing spell a man in Neenah, Wis., felt ttrrihle pains iu his side and his doctor found two ribs had been broken. What agonv Dr. King's New Discovery would have saved him. A few tea spoonful ends a late cough, while persistent use routs obstinate coughs expels stubborn colds or Heals v cak sore lungs. "I feel sure its a God send to humanity," writes Mrs. Ef fie Morton, Columbia, Mo. "fori believe I would have consumption today, if I had not used this great remedy." Its guaranteed to satisfy and yen can get n free trial boftle or 50 cent or $1.00 size at all druggists, Itu jimiii (Jn-er. lU'tii.iiniii Gr.cr was born on eu. ;;V(.r lrn)ivr (jnvl. .lpait.'d lliis HiV ! .. ....... . . .! Mav ,;5 j.ji.h ,ue udvancil uf liriirly Ili,l(.,y-.PVPn years. ! j ,..Iv ,,,. ,K. llof(.HSPll faith in ri,ri,t ,, :(M,(H tin-Ci.ris-j ti;, el.iirc-h umlor the pm.rhinjr com-i..riw i'.,i;0 ...t oi Kev. At.nlisoa live. aiel uvea , ,,,, ........r,,- ,,,,.a t !,.,.;,. ,ti ;...ai.n.,o.. :.. f i i - j eitizn and neighbor he had no jsnperior and but few epml. Mis ; motto was ever Peace and union with his neighbor, ami all with whom he cume in contact. To know him was to love him. Me was a juror in the first court ever held in Watauga count v He served as a justice of the peace lor more than thirt years, and was a peace maker in the true sense of the word. He was always trying to get his n -igh-bors to become reconciled and live iu peace. ' B'essed are the peace makers for they shall be called the children of (Sod," Renjamin (ireer's mind was re markably bright; ami his memo ry was unimpaired up to the time of his death He expressed a perfect willingness to die, hav ing no fears ol death. His only remet was leaving his folks, es pecially his grand-children, to whom he was greatly attached, and admonished them to live useful and honest byes and to be charitable to the poor. " Truly a father in Israel has ! fallen, a good man has gone to his reward, but his influence is still here. "To li v in hearts v.-e h ave behind, is not to die." Ren jainin Greer died in the bill tri tinitdi of the christian faith, and as the beautiful scenery around his mountain home was fading in lift's twilight, andas tliesouud of the rippling mouiiutain stmi ;n w as dying in his ears, let us trust that it was granted unto him to see the wdiite spires of the Celes tial City, and hear the music of the Eternal Morn. May all his children and grand children who survive so live that when lile's fitful druim is over, they may meet him in that g ou land where "Sorrows and sigh inga flee away," and where part ings are unkuown. J. C. IIAKM0N, Sugar Uroe, June 27. A CARD. This is to certify that Foley's Ilo iiey and tar Compound does not con tain any opiates, any habit forming diu-s, or ar.y iiiu' cdieiil tli.it could possibly harm its unci's. On the contrary, its great healing and sooth ing qualities make it a real remedy for coughs, colds and irritations of the tiiroa, chest and lungs. The genuine is inn yellow package. Ask for Foil y's lloncv and Tar Com. j pound and accept 110 substitute. For sale bv all dealers The Columbia Record prints a large cut of Mr. Roosevelt on its Iront page upside down. There is , sational after ad- Rut it was a something wonderfully signifl-j (U,,ei. snbj et. Ts-cjan iu Greens cant in this. TheChnrlotte News; l()ro L,hri-.t:an Advocate. A sprained ankle may as a rule be cured in from three to four davs by applying Chamberlain's L-ni-ir.ent and observing the directions with each bottle dealers. For sale by all jThr l..ut Er.hr.ati.in of Hicli Prices. Ii.ilimre suu. up about as fallows: Iii.tpmsh f i . N)puialicn i:i tins rouulrv li.tlm last .Iw.m'p. 'J 1 jmt wtit , .r !.. HiO.dda mouths; .Jweaso in eat lie, Micljlin-rniilcli coas. 2 lop cat. M-.iv iwpl,. to f.t, thor..- l.ie. tn less meat raise. .rro t h . ..it!,!...., , : i " ; in cities. intTP.vsa in farm lan.l usel fwr .lairyin-ratifl trtuk pur-! M).ses, huh less usea lor eaith- rai-myr: .livemnn of jrram used,HO ;IMu that the lormeriv lor tepiiinr cattle to manufacturing cereals. Mr. Til den asserts that manipulation is no lonuer possible, the demand for rattle bein too r(iat and couipj't it;on too keen, and de dan's bifi'h prices tire injurious to pack'ts also, inasmnch as most of their profits ate made ironi ny-pioaupis. ami tue cost ol raw materials, ol course, in crease when meat prices are hiiili. Thus between JS'.l'J and IS 00 the total vahie of packer's products increased 7." ner cent while t he cost ot p, inkers' mate rials in the same period increas ed 7-".d per cenr.. All this i3 very interesting: find i much of it m.iv be t rue. The tdate incuts, however, would carry geater conviction if coming from mi impartial source. Th" state ments clearly show that il the number ol American cattle is be coming iiisuflii-ient to f-.'ed eco nomically t he number of Ameri can mouths, and then the tariff on meat is out of place nnd the importation of cattle should be encouraged. Rut it is greatly to be doubted if these explana tions really explain the fxtrnor dinary advance iu the price of meats. The advance evidently covers a very large profit and the consumer, as usual pays f r it. Seuiiational. We are all uio'o or Icsh critics, It may or may not be s-r.sible to assume that role. I do not care to assume it only in a small way and then not with the intention to lacerate feelings. Saturday j afternoon and Sunday morning j the Durham papers announced tthat one of its ministers would discuss the question; "Did Kev. C. T. V, Richeson goto Heaven?'' .Now 1 don't know that the min ister handing iu this notice in tended to be sensational but its character tended in that direc tion, especially, in the sectio i of the city where his church is loca ted. It strikes me that the quick er we forget such abnormal char acters the better for us. It is a rare case and we all may be char itable enough to decide that the stit'ject of the preacher's s nnon was certainly anabnormal man, a monstrosity, and why should people generally be interested as to where he went: and was this preacher supplied with authori tative data to enable him to an swer his own query? Uithout sii v idation all know the man is iueaa ami uiscase 1 now u.y 01m i .1 . . 1 id. : . 1 i human jurisdiction. In hisdeath the law that be yiolaeed wnsjus- tified and that is sufuYiene. 1 d n't know what kind of congre gation the preacher got togeth er at the time and as nothing more apt) Mn-d in the paper sub sequent to his notice it is posd- ble that ihe s. rmoa was not sen- There is no real need of anyone being troubled with constipation. C lir.mberlams Tablets will cause an agiecabie movement of the bowels I without any unpleasant effect Give t hi m a tiial. For aie 1 allde. iters. TIi" Itoatl to Ift-i 1th. It is geicr.-il'v accepted f-tot ia! t!,. - o,.p.rt.n.il ics which tin- - i mi-lit v pivp them In am- ra m - s V vA t-n t he dmarv hiek ih - s is th- puniMimmt of rnt' Ipsmipss (.rmv. ; Hern !inrs n,,.l lu-lth .l,.,,-,!1 in nam!, ami iiiev are iiackl up ,v ..u ont.of..!,-..irs." "The so-1 ... i. ...... t i i .... . . . . . i r less ;ii hi ne:iiwi lm i . . ... . .. .... ' i.y -an out.o.,!,-..irs.- -'ihese-i crHt ,,f kei pin w.-ll," wivh the Curn - iit minil.er ol The Km, "isl highbrow '; scientist never thinks of it. He is like the in, in who had traveled all overthe word, seen evcrvthmg , i'1 "'-', j,ii-. io. heard exervthiii. knew "everv- U,vih ! J,ro,!;V kss 'l' ., . . ,', ., . . . ' 'rent exper.-cs .tlt.l t;ixp:i.l 2,s;??.bt thin- andUa!lllyweaned,retun..,Tl,in Cl!,.til-C;lt, ,f (!; y'oj ed home, when it occurred tohuu . i)t.;,tN sn'.jivt t- c!i--ck s to look out of the window. In ' C:r-!".i-T's ok oiitMandin -- 17 order to keep well o should cut out themeat breakfast: spend at .,.lst tvvo 1)nn,.s a (J.,V , Ilie open air, and make it. arulewh"!)- ever out of doors, to breathe free lv with the mouth closed, and nomine oreaiii. giving ir our ; slowly. Then have plenty of! work, cultivate some fad or hob-' by, and think .veil of everybody, , especially of yourself. In other! words, work, laugh, study, play, i mix and flavor all with love." j "Here is a proposition," cou-i tinues '1 he Kra. "so simple that 1 No Rure Sith-ido in Tins Family, everybody understands it, every j The 2th addition to the fatni body understands it. everybody jy of W. II. Heath, n farmer of undeitands it, everybody knovvs j ('arr's township, (ireeue county, it , and the only trouble is that j is announced. Mr. ILv th i? a wiiue e menuuiv Know rue t nun we have not the bodily technique that is, we haven't the habit oflieailh." Similar doctrines to the fore going are being advocated and taught in most of our schools all being combined in the doc trine of common sense Human ity, at least the sensible part of it, has come to know that an op en w indow is the open door to health and happiness. Germs live and flourish in dirt; sunlight and soap Hit then' to Might, with the accent Mining on the sun light. Our bodies then, are what make them: th-'y can be ei ther charnel houses or "Temples of the living- God." Asheville Carved WiKi I'otkel Knife. A clever Airved mode! of the eapitol biiihlinjiat Washington J). P., has been made bv Prof. Geo. F. Say res of Stokesville, Va. The carving is of wood, and was made with no other tool than an ordinary pocket knife, not even a carpeuter's square beiic: used on it. The earvin;; consists of more than three, thousand pieces. The wood used is poplar, white pine, and white walnut. The hei dintf is ten inches to Liberty statue. The feet loin; and about cili t inches wide. TheKn.undseonrain a hundred and forty-one trees, made of dill'ereu aha des of Kreen which supplya beautiful ! settin to the work. The Ktatna of j Wasliiimton seated and with his right ! arm uilifted faces the central portico j A number of spectators aro stiindinf; 1 around this statue, while others are to be seen on the steps of opposite willies of the Capitol. The carving is. ol course painted white with the ex. i-eptiou of the Liberty statue, which, i8Ki-.ho..Ptt...l .rt,,.t j background of sky and c.-.ul From 1 the July Strand. ........ ... Mr. M. A. jMcLilUghlin CI 2 .lav fit T.fWc U't ,,,;i U... .1,,. Was a wni-:;'i : 'f,, ,n ),,. -:ise for the pain er.'.i!;-:,- lei: niv back and hips :eu! i i-t thankful there is such a medicine a . Foiev KiilecN 1'iiis, F iale t y nil lit a 'crs. Children Cry fCR FLETCKlR'S C ASTO R I A suffered all kinds of pains in her tirt-,-tlrvrvnu.v wyteyrl back and hips on account of kidney 1 W&MPM0 trouble and rheiuvaiism. "I .rot : F-; 'ifii'fJX.ftt some of Foley Kidaev IV.:. aa.Uf- ' M. g U $4lSk ter takin;; tiu'n, i-. r :,f,v , MyfMaMSj IMXk .srAlE'4EST. I ' iT . i i- I';-.' n tinrt of tl)e j "f ' V:.ta..'.r (Vi ' ",k :,t ,'"",,u' X-r- '" ,he ' -'J'u ' e''ioi ',"V1AS ' 1 " c 1 i i:k-.;-m limit y StW )c of m- i ' I I v- 1 1 'fl- Cum .im I " 0 1,-1 2.IO ,c-s.25 Mi' i iin- . . 1 '? n .-i.i cm. iv c;.,t ;n, ; n i,...r c ,..mv 1,991'" N tin:.l -.v. ! !,,t. s :,n! otacr V . S. notes l.ylo.iMl. '4377 3 .,. .. i A i'i.H 1. 1 Ainwrii'-s Ciipit:il :k ;.. ft.u.i. Total ?i-K,377-.T. St.Uv i,l X : t!i C;iro.in.i. Watauga ciiiity, ss: , (. I'. Hagani.in, C i-iiiiM ' he nhuve mimed J:ink I iu su'liim I, mvl-;i' ti.L- ,;i)')ve st.iteeu-,-.' i irt.e to the bet of :nv ;n0, !e;..v H 'f. (i. I'. ii-igaiua , C.ishior Correct Attest; N. Mast, W. L Hemim, W. C. Co iiey. Director buls.i:bed and s-vom to bcfi re me. t'ns j;th day of dune, 1912. w. . (Jra-g, Reg. of Deeds well to uo iarmer ot midda ace and Mrs. Heath is romo years younger than her husband. The numerous members of the Heath household tire of all ages and sizes, find comprise one of tha i happiest families in the section. Several are grown, and all of them robust and healthy. Ex. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S O A3TO R 1 A FT': 3 ie-,i: CURED A BAD SPAVIN. I Mr E. H. Ivtv. Mkrion. N.C.. --rit : i "Mv lutrse liadav.r.-t.i;! cast r.f sv;iir. fel ej and n.sthin t'.ul anyj; ;v m.li; 1 : 1 i-.-J. y.i.r 3 0n froqiK':ity v:ih llic lir.ir.u -n a;.' -y-i. n p.vw m Mut:iri'T I.n, i tiii-ilt. l ru:;jr. 'if t'litvill VA cun-tl. It is sure to cuif if propoily r.;- g Mr. S. J. Hudson, th !k, f.C. writo. y j I nKvf;.. iUl 3 J git .-m -iwi'n n t .':.iim.-in. At em tu-w my SM mart1 w.ih b id1;- K'.i.r.i-; bv l-erm-ri l.iit your at i;.,- 1. -L. - . . 11 ,.r 1 li-.v,- r. .J iiicmltil it l a I'tK.'v.; litinvli-ot rl' times." 25c.Sac.$ltHtJi ui iru & Cr.n'l Storw 'J 1 H CURES SWINNEY. Mr. R. S. Saaltoa, HiH N.C., -rui: "t u?cd V.-T.ican Musl-in.iz T.iniiiU-iit or a v -rv v:;lu;;ble h.ut.' f,ir swium-v jmil it 5-3 i---i i t . I.iiwr.vj! k.-t-p u 111 r-ii-stiitiic a!i(t 'tl thinkU tV.ohtut lininu-nt for rwte nnd BntW It eomains '' akohol and to earnut : : c'tmvwtaHS oroja h-oiiiots or piiros. For UURNS and BRUISES. U M'- W. .'. C'ifton, Raleieh. N. C, writ-. 'T tceri a hottle of Mexicrn Mnrtani? ? ininiml in inv l.inise conriaii- llv for fri-n-cral use. It is tlie litu-st tiling iu the woiid for Cuts, Burns ami limits.'' 25c. 50c. SI atjottle at Dru.t & Gun'. Sturefi. 8 mtf mm mm irht of the bail ! feS t k 8 K t & Fx. the crest of the KSfiS&SltSSSfSJCSa itructurt) is two! U I'OR HOHuil-f STi:XGi). U n h m k M ax J mi ni"t unil rtuiis lit nrfr. ust t rv 9m a. A
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