Cfje (Ulatauga Democrat.
Published Every Thursday
New Tariff law.
Wah:ntoii Iii. an il
I'r.-sulent Wilson s nigninir of
th" ruJtrwooil-SliutuotiH
bilw
I'l itifxs into i ttfi t one of the most
f ir n aL'hiny; r vicious ol taiifi
ratw anj revenue la enact d
tor many vearn.
A new ii.t-oiiif ta, applying di
rectly to the incomes of citizens:
theaholiti.'ii of till tat iff on icorif
of Heirs hi immense importunce
to American industry anj Ame;i
I llll ll'IIUIlll I i illlli II Ull 1 ITUUV
tn.n of tariff rate, on most of tl e
ii li hi iiikMinui'ii niiil ik linn ii in.tii.
article: m nernl ue in
It. n
tnlj
country are it's chief lea tu res.
i hi; kit r.viai r iikihti ion.
While c!t tin portion of ti e
new law do not take ehvet at!,,,,,!,,,, ,,.,. ,, .
once, most of it provisions ami
almost an tne airect tanii reduc-lc!jiI(1.en: , jt ,rue t1;lt in ()Ur
tl,ms tJo- .:ood state it is necessarv that
At evry port coll. ctors of cu.--1 we work ,noie chlJreiI , proi,or
toms, appra!sers of merchandise j tion U) our workiug ,U)plation
and hundreds of other employes . than any nth(.r state, ex.-ept one?
of the Treasury department w ill VVowo tLan iensvlvuniji. worse
plunge at once into the task of , thfin j,,,, IsJili;, mn m.Klv
c .Ilect mg the nation s revenue SQ ns v . m)t haIf ;o
a new basts, ami with hundred ROoJ n? Tonne!i,et, i.ivin. t,n tIie
ol uew class.heat.on and 1 ,abor o ,1,,, j,,,,, buillJllir mills
p-ovis.onsoflaw to complicate ulJf ()f t1l viteI1(i, t,anieJ in fact
tir activities. bv children.
Ihel ederal government has ' l'UOr old State-the home ol a
b eu spend..,- a tulhon dollars a 8troiJ ract. (,r ,oU,(,lHi
y ar and the new tariff law w. 1 ! h(r homw whpu fo(,s ns;uU
r use less than one third of thUthl.r women mm,(J hpr c,liKlrpn
sum. .xperts.n (0119 pn- whe du,)ds h
met inai me rmes win rain'
.sjni.utiit.iuiu avenr: and that
tin' income and eornorations tax
es will raise ?flL'2,MM) dUO. Tie
r.'iiiaiiidir of the (lovernment's
".Teat income is made up princi
pa'ly ol internal revenue taxes
a id postal receipts.
I V o 1: TAX IM I'l lUTAXT 1 T.-VTl HTi
The income tax will probably
b-'ingtlie new taril'flaw most foi
c.bly lo the attention of the citi
zens. 1'iesident Wilson and Dein
iv.'ratic leaders in I'onprcss be
1 eve, however, that the reduc
tion of duties on clothing, food
stuffs and other necessaries if
li e, and the complete removal i f
t ie duty from many like arth
le, will eveutuallv brina a redi c
, . ' . ,. ., . ,
t on in the 'cost 01 i yinn- H r h
" "
o it materially a fleeting businiB
prospity.
Republican Sold His Cotton for 10 Cents.
Says a Dunn, N. C, Iiispatch:
While other farmers were n -ceivin
1-i cents for cotton tc
day, Albert Searles, a prominent
li -publican who predicted disas
ter after Woodrow Wilson's elec
tion last year, was selling his for
JO cents.
.Mr. Searles was of tho honesl
Uepublica type who believe in tht
irrepressible affinity between Deir
ocracy and disaster, and he free
ly predicted that Wilson's elec
tion meant 7-cent cotton. A mil
itant Democrat who had heard
this immortal folly called hirr.
'T will give 10 cents a pour.d
for all the cotton that you raUe"
t le Democrat said, and the Ib
p iblican had it nominated iu tl e
b jhd. He was so sure, despite the
fact that history had falsified
e.-ery Kepublicau dogma, that
cotton would decline that he
signed the contract and thought
he had done well.
The compact is in writing and
the Democrat is making the big
gest profit on cottou of all the
dealers from, from the bulls and
bears on down to the mild-eytd
Seuesambian who grows it and
picks it,
Todaay Mr. Seat les was selling
his crop for teu cents, while farm
ers everywhere are getting 14,
with a promise of higher prices
still. Mr. Searles is a very sick
man, but cannot jump the con
tract, one which he made w illing
ly and with the belief that he was
doing well.
A medical journal tells us how
to lie wbtnjasleep. Lots of people
neea no instructions when-they
MLEYSKroNEYPHLS
fim Backachc Kidnsisand Buioou
j Tbe Property of The State.
1 ". H. Swift, in tirwh-lioro Xf-
Tour ulJ North Curtlin;i! I low
'nhftinit stru-rli' v it li the iihiv
making of fool uikI ilotli! Tin
railroa.N iret thcim, 1 he iuMir-
!Ua-t oompanii ir- t thur-, ami
liirintTs uie I'ciuiiiu iu i
fi miert hat of theirs. I'letitv t
iu(l Ian I, iilniiiil iiiet' nt wat r
p iiver, timber not vet omitcd, a
climate that cuul I not be better
. 11 - . . ' . ,ii - n. i i tan tin ' ii
. .. . i i
pure Aii-lo.Mx,m race. Kail
roiJsare running in ail ilinv-
,: i , ..
tionsamJ tonus -to m .v.r-
where"
iri.l fiil tin i mi'ii.ir.1 i.t -all t I i.-w.i n
i .. i .. .. m.i .. . .
Ami vet null ail this we are so
-
"""T' T.l
"l" R1"n Ull'llllllll HI 111 III- Hill J
.7 , .
iHia;iiis. is me so nat'il 11 mi 111
1 that men an. I ivoin. n e intuit sum!"1' t"' l uited States
: c ljs tl)e fruit t a !aii,. w, n
: ,,e (l,r,inzt.j , v tl)(. ,jv,s , t,.,ltl r
and now in peace and iu prosper
ity she cannot sav, 'III crate the
child." Shame on a State that
will not flee its childhood from
the mill. Shame, double shame,
a deep, lasting shame on men
of money who liht lur rights to
work a child.
We never yet saw a self made
man sufier bum remorse.
Ihiukin- "ood health to your
friends wont give it to von.
Women Who (Jut Dizzy.
Every woman who is tioul.liil
with f:iintmj and dizy spell, hack
ache, headache, weakness, debility,
conslipation or ki Incy trouhlls
1 vn"U1 ),ct , ,ilters- Tlit'-V
' U've lelief When nelhmur else will,
u,nnin. , .... , c,cw"'
impt o i -s tin 'l! alt h, aililin" strenctli
! and vitror fnm the first dos,. Tis
Laura (iaines, (if Avoca, Ji.,svays;
"i'our doctors had iven me up and
my children and all my friends were
looking for me to d'ie, w hen my
son insisted thtt 1 use Eleetric Hit
ters. I did so, and they have done
tne a world of good.'' J ust trv them.
50c. and Si. 00, at al', druggists or
by mail. II. K. Huck'.en & (V.
Philadelphia or St Louis,
Bank of Blowing Rock,
Hl.OWIMI Hock, . C.
The successful business man
cannot run his business without
having banking facilities. A lank
account is just as necessary as
money itself.
Tbe first step on tte road to
success lor many a business man
was taken, when he opened a
bank account.
Open an account with us. We
offer every facility to either laroe
or small depositors.
DO IT TO-DAY,
Enlry Notice, No 7,522.
State of North C,nliina w.i.
Couuty. Office of Entry taker ol
saiiI coiiiit.- I
-' ' maui-'n 1
j .
M V Kavan.1.1 O .T Pr.ft v i..
" fc-v4 luiairr
: , . ' iui iiuuuifu ucres or!
land on head waters of North Fork of
xiew ruver in iMortli Fork Towribhip
begtnningon a biroh in Lenoir's line
then W with same to top of Snake
Mt; then a South course w ith top of
Mttoa rock marked with 4 hacks
J ply'Grjs
"uu iuouue an feast course
down a ngde to John Winebargers '
corner; then with hisline to his W I
corner; then E 50 Poles; then N 73
pole tostake, then to beginning. En-'
tered Sept, 0 1913.
H.J.HiK0I.v.EM,,I.u
SHAKE IT OFF
Rid Yourself of Unnessecary Burdens.
Iiii"t lir-ir uiiiivwary liunlriis.
Kurdt-u f a hrtil bark arc btavy.
lift lll of tllftll-
(auV Kidney Are for IxtJ ki.l
i-.
l or l ime. wi-itkmul aoliin tutfks.
I.t nt KDiti'lul i-iiilon-f iiif ut to
pro r t lu-ir wort h.
K. M. Croiisf. Airlwllowd. N. Penya:
l'l'iip tan ifHth I w nit a vii't im tif k ill
iit-v i'iinl.oiit. Tin-rv wan h dull pit in
in t he mikiII of uiv bark hidI when
kfiuiiiiiii'iii' I i ft i I &-na t. i fuil li v
1 III till- -mini i'l ill, .'it, it null Mlirii
i hi . .
harii Iwni'ff through luv loin. My
( u.u t U,-,ir, y ut tiint and iu
tli inorniiu 1 wa vfiy latneand jfe
1 lifcaiua lireil r.isilv and wan oftrn
,,... Ihe kll1ll;v ,,.,.rHloI1. ww
, ton Iri'iiui'iit in iHMidte and I did not
ri'-t wi-.l. 1 at li-titftn li-arneil ho
; . Kj( j.,,,,,,, ailoUlf i ,
I."..........!... . ailicu
rc than half a boi, I
' ,, . , .. . .
! tor Mil.-Iiy all dealers. Vnce 50e.
1 Foster Milll.tirn Co . Kuffalo. . V.,
Ki'iiifinlier tin uauie-
lWn'a and
like no ot her
A c orrespondent says that a
coo l lawyer is only the watch
for a client. 'On the watch" is
good. It refers to a 'hunting
ease.
uiiildren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
nA.qTORIA
To find out what's in a name,
put it on the back of a note.
IIoh's This?
We ofTer Oiip Hundred Dollars Re
ward for anv o.-ixe of nturrh i hut no...
- --- - .111.1 V (111
not le cured by Hall's Catarrh cure.
K. .1. HFAKY A CO.. T..k-.li). Ohio.
We. tin- iitnl.TMi.-n!'.l have knmm F. J. Chrnev
;..r lli.- la.i I.", u ars hii.1 u-lieve him iK-rhrtlv
. mi l-.i h i- in ii 1 I111.111..W ttin..!. .....1 1:
i !aU utile In cam out anv (ililiifiitiinis inn. I., lu
lu till!! .
N.U loS AI. BANK OF COMMKRCK,
TuLhl.O, OHIO.
Hall' t'tttarrli Cnrp is tkpn intor.,nii..
aetinn directly upon the biooil & tnu
cons stiifiices of the system. Testinion
ials sent free. Price 73 cts. per bottle
Sold liy nil DmsristB.
Juke llittl s Family Pills far ;on
stiiiation.
WATAUGA & YADKIN RIVER RAILROAD.
The W. & Y.R. Railway is now run.
niiif,' regular daily trains, two trains
eucli way on Saturday's. Note the
following schedule now effective.
WKST BOUND.
Xo. 1, Daily except Sunday, Leave
North Wilkesboroli 4.su III uimita at
i rand in S:45 a. ni.
No. 3, Saturday's only, leaves North
ilkesboro 'J 4.1 n. in ami urrinn. o
i- miii.vo cm
(itamliti 4. (10 p. in.
-m?- T.' Sun,,y'8only, leaves North
V ilkesboro 1 'J.T n. Ill aillt Drri.-on o f
(irandiu 2:4(1 p. iu.
KASTBOUND.
No 2. Daily except Saturday and
Sunday's Heaves (irnn.lin n ...
and arrives at North Wilkesboro'4.15
1 1. HI.
No. 4, Saturday's niiKv T.o r o
U rand in 0 00 a. in. and nrrivpa nf
North Wilkesboro 10:30 a. iu.
No. (i, Saturday and Sunday ouly,
leaves (irmulin i is r ... ...i
North V ilkesboro 615 p. m.
H. C. LANDON,
General Manager.
NEW RIVER FARM FOR SALE!
On account of my brother's
health failing so he cannot lock
after my farm, I have decided to
sell it, Tom E rod will how you
oyer it or you can write to mat
North Wilkesboro and Iwillsenr!
full description, photographs,
prices, ets.
H. W. HORTON,
Sila M.Grea
JEWELER
SlLVKHSTOXK, X. C.
A'.l kinds of repair work
done unfit-r a positive guar
a ii tee. When in need of any
thing in my line give me a
call and get honest work at
honest prices.
Watch Repaiwxg A Specialty.
Entry Notice No. 2523.
State of North Carolina Watauga Co.
Office of entrv talro,. fn...u .
W. R. Lovi'l lo tT'U'V"1!
a - - - "v tu i era auu
our hundred) aeresof land in Laurel
ereek townshit. mi .ooo . ... V
Cyo creek. Beginning on a hemlock
t ree S V corner of grant no. Bill to
Joseph I lannery in the line of the W
A. Leo.r 1280acre grant no. 145, at or
near Buckeye creek, then E with the
uoui niesaiu t lannery grant 200
poles to a stake, said Flannery's cor-
iipp llion S in ... .-. V J veil"
r-' " "'no me west tip
of urn nt n I1J7 i ,. n..ji... , r'.,uv
to a KtHk 'n. La . .artniuf?
jne of said tract; then E with 8aid
Htm in n ni.. i i "tiu earn
- dq i cj r h i i ii inir a w
.. v t.a.c al lue corner of crani
No. 0(35, toll A PreKr.Bll n.ti?..?"'
. . , t uiii u IJUIIla:
west corner of o-ra lit iu"
, oLaii, me north
J Farthing, thence west to' stake
in the Eeuoiror school land line- and
with the north line ol a grant to Klin
i 11 j 111 lu llne cf the
fcchool land north to the corner fo the
same, then W with the line of the
,- "JCU w,lI tne line of the
'ne olbe sa,ne stake in Lenoir's
llne at or near the falls of Buckeve
"e; then north with the line of
I1 je.Le DOlr 1280 efant No, 145 to the
f'!1". tered this September
H:.,.IIAEm.N.EntrjTaker
Old Mei Kail Cool
lohu Wesley, the preacher, ltv
ed to be eighty-eight years old
ArnolJ, the theologian and nage,
translated Josejihus iu his eigb
tietb year. In den, in bis ti.ty
i:litl vear. rommenceJ the
translation of Iliad. Dr. Cary,
the founder of inis-ions, acquired
many nf the di.ile. ts of India nf-t-r
be was ipiite ndvaneed in life.
Michael Angelo was still painting
his giant canvasses at eighty
nine years of age. Titian, at nine
ty, painted with th vigor of
youth, and kipt vn painting un
til be was ninety-nine. Franklin
did not commence his philosoph
ical 'pursuits until be was fifty.
Newton, at eighty-three, worked
as bar.l ns he did iu middle life.
An oi l lady was running over
the catalogue of her ailments to
her physician, and he replied:
'What would you have, oiad
am?I cannot make you young
again." "I know that, doctor,
what I want you to do is to help
me grow old a little longer;" she
replied, The Christian Herald.
Sometimes the symptoms of kid
ney and bladder trouble aie so plain
no one can mistake them. Back
ache, weak and lame back with
soreness over the kidneys, sharp
pains, rhenmatism, dull headache,
and histurbed sleep, are all indica
tions of a trouble that Foley Kid
ney Pills will relieve quickly and
permanently. Try them. For sale
by all dealers.
A lost fortune grows in pro
portion to the passage ol time.
A vast amount of ill health isdue
to impaired digestion. Whe.i the
stomach fuils to perform its func
tions properly the whole tystem be
comes deranged. A few doses of
Chamberlain's Tablets is all you
need. They will strengthen your
digestion, invigorate your I i y e r.
and regulate your bowels, entirely
doing away with that miserable feel
ing due to faulty digestion Try it
Many others have been permanent
y cured-why not you? For saleby
an ueaiers.
It is as wicked to kill time as
to kill anything else.
FOIEY'S OMOIAXATM
Fo Stomach Tboublc and Constipation
Some men are so cautious that
they w ouldn't pay a compliment
without taking a receipt for it.
APPALACHIAN
TRAINING SCHOOL.
The fall opening of the Appalachian
Training school will be August 20.
The school has extended its course
of study and the requirements for en
trance and has added a good Business
Department. Public school teachers
are given free tuition.
A catalogue tells more. Write to
the Superintendent, Boone, N. C.
WATCHES ACCURATE
LY REPAIRED.
There are more watches entire-
ly ruined by incompetent work
men than in any other wav
Come to the Boone Repair Shop
lor fine Watch Repairing. Every
ion- iscaretully done and timpd
before leaving my shop. Rrimrus
vour work and it shall have our
best attention.
J. W. BRYAN, Titop
82-19.
Constipation
?r ian,y yeara 1 waa troubled, ia
B?ll? so-called remedies I used.
At last I found quick relief and cure
reailyTondeif'ul "
DR. KING'S
NovLifoPills
,aJfn wngeck, Buffalo, N. T.
28 CENTS PER BOTTLE T ALL ORU0OI8T5.
OVER 65 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
Trade Marks
designs
CaevmnuT. A .
. Ton feinting t sketch and description may
qntck t ucertam our opinion Ires nhailier u
iirenilon Is probably iwiemabln. rnn, ,JiAn
1 olftei"dH,,,!,,-.HNPB00K on Patenu
i&.IZh ;Fen(-y JI -nrlng patents,
ements 1 taken tliroueh Uluno cSTrecelya
tpectal nolle, without ehirga, la the
Scientific -Rmcricair.
A handsomely lllnstrateil weekly. I.raest rlr
cnlatlon of any MlontlUo J.uirnal. Verms t j .
MllNN&Co.88'B'-. New York
Children Cry
The Kind You Have Ahviiys ISotiht, ami whtclt lias boon
In use for over M jears, lias ItoriK tli5 signature of
f iiml lias Imm-ii made under liis M'r
7 y47:" foiial Miperv !!! since it Infancy.
MSy, JCCCUl XHow lio tti (it deceive . vnu in thl..
All Counterfeits, Imitations n;l '.lust-as-yoiKl" uro but
Kxporliucnts that trifle Willi n:::l ii!augi-r the lienlth of
lufuiiU and Children r.-vperieiiii? r.gaiust llvperluieut.
What is CASTORIA
Cnstoria Is a harmless substitute) fur Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops mid Sootliing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, 3Ior;iMiio imr i.thcr Nareotlo
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys AVorms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrlm-a and Wii.d
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Const lpatiou
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tbe
Stomach mid ISowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Pauacca Tho .Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
lBear3 the
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
TMt CCNTAUK COMNY, TT MUHT THtT. NTW YORK CITV.
STOMACH TROUBLE
FOR FIVE YEARS
Majority of Friends Thought Mr.
Hughes Would Die, But
One Helped Him to
Recovery.
Pomeroyton, Ky. In interesting ad
vices from this place, Mr. A. J. Hughes
writes as follows: "I was down with
stomach trouble for five (5) years, and
would have sick headache so bad, at
times, that I thought surely I would die.
I tried different treatments, but they
did not seem to do me any good.
I got so bad, 1 could not eat or sleep,
and all my friends, except one, thought I
would die. He advised me to try
Thedford's Black-Draught, and quit
DR. COOK'S
d5?,H:!l"le,?.f,l,f.,'e-
o i.,.k... j ..w.mmm,
. ..
NAME
FOR Rheumatism llmraloi.j hu.1,1
. 1 Hum, muni iiuti r,ii acne: i i ..
oruues lame back and stiff
cutsand burns, bites and stings of
r.H1, turns anu coughs, phthisic and s ire throat croup Vi,.!;-..! m .
bus colics diarrhoea and flux, pleurisy, pneumonia, fever and ..true, f
male weakness and indigestion, cures colic in horses.
Winston Salem, .. C. April, 2, 19-
Mr. T. L. Cook, Salem, N. C.
Dear sir: I find vour P P f' 1r r....i . ...... n - .......
11 , , ... j '
ble remedy for Rheumatism, and all
1
A Xew York preacher recently I
iptnroH -n .n,.ni (1 1 1 1
lectured on '-Gosnel fJ unnprir "
He probably took bis text from
'he e pistols.
FOlIYSOMNOlAXATIVf
w "'.nra ii.uu.kfc ailU CONSTIPATION
I
I -
My Mamma Says- c.vtf
. I Ii Safe fop JM
Are You a Woman ? ! ChiId!
CONTAINS C k-s.
ITI13 Woman's Tooic I r
ra sale a m. twm I
for Fletcher's
Signature of
taking other medicines. I decided to
take his advice, allhough I did not have
any confidence in it.
I have now been taking Black-Draughl
for three months, and it has cured me
haven't had those awful sick headaches
since I began using it.
I am so thankful for what Black
Draught has done for me."
Thedford's Black-Draught has been
found a very valuable medicine for de
rangements of the stomach and liver. It
is composed of pure, vegetable herbs,
contains no dangerous ingredients, and
acts gently, yet surely. It can be freely
used by young and old, and should be
kept in every family chest.
Get a package today.
Only a quarter. jjg
CERTAIN ClIltR
Inurn.l uie in ll
you ouiy po.i.l ..rd. If your dealer
mniK-iim, li. Anemi einitd. wrni Mf-V M
THIS rAFEK OBOBaManrfr
t 1 1 . -
insects; kidney and liver tr nibble, U
"1 in, v,uuS s i.maiii i.urc. a vaiiic-
pains.
Respectfully,
R 4. REYNOLDS Prev P.T. R.To' . "0.
'ie ,nnil,l of charity
mn 1 1 it iidu
covers a
multitude of sins, but it nppearg
to be cut off a hobble skirt pat
teni.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA