MINEH & BREESE.
Our County—Its Progress and Prosperity the First Duty of a Local Paper. .
BREVAPiD, TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY. N. C., FRIDAY. MAIICH t'4 1905.
VOL. X-NO. ’2
Dunns Rock Lodge No. 26?
F. J\/l.
McH*ts OH (II
bofort* tlu‘ full tniKii.
in each inonlli. at '1 ]>.
in. VisitiiiL:' Mas(»ll^
ai't* tMti'di:ill\
to nu'el witii ns.
^n>tly W'.M. M A X \v i:i I.
• V-
Conestee Lodge No. 237,
O. F.
: tlospt'ct. IK) .sour (lis})()sili()H ii(‘u- : with U* foot stt>p, .suppi’essod
itralizod th<; sweots of the pi'es-j voic(5 and watclil'iil oyt's, await-
|(‘nt lifo, and no forbidding views jin«jr The hour of disolutioii, which
|sha(h)Wod tin; ever hriii:ht«‘ni]i<^: 1 honirh sad inch'ed, was less
l)ie(i on ()ct. .»l>t. I fut ure. Hers was a <?()ld('n au-| ^-rievous b(,*cause death was so
Maiy Atm C hiylon. ^'’ii(‘ gI tiie | unto the
lat(* '^J^lios. ]). ('l:!Vton. at tin
M.\KV ANX ( i.AVTOX.
at ^
rof
fvrry M outlay ni^lit
oclorls. \'isiliii>: lii'o; i'fi’s ;!i't
liially inviti-d to visit ',;y.
T. D. ENGLAND, N. G.
Transylvania Loc?5'e No. !43.
Imtne of her «lau,n’!itcr. Mrs. Vril-
iiani Maxwoll. on ilu> French
l>roail IvivcM* in Transylvania
county, X. C.. a^'ed s”) years, ;”)
months and 4 days. Sisi('r C'lay-
ton's nuiidiMi name was LinstiM-.
She was hoi'n in South (Jarolin;i
on tiie liTlh of Api'il. l»i
lu'r (Mi ly ^’irlhood sin* ac( (*pt('d
.)esus as ht>r Savior and Master,
and was all her lif(* a. faithful and
loving- follower of 1 lu* Son of (Jovl
Wiien but a icirl lu'r fath(>r
4,
is
1 lai‘ c()n vent ion
t'fy'!'ui'sil;iy niiilit in MI niovt'd to lI(Mid(“rson county, X
sonic ■ ‘ '
i\ ni;
vit<Ml to att Mid.
;11. \' i s i t i M
Ills :i I f c< )i-(i i;t ll \ i II-
W. E. P3EESE Jr., C. C.
Brevard Teleplione Exchange.
iicriis:
Daily 7 a. in. to 1(> p. in.
Sunday to iu a. tn.. I to »i p. in.
C'entral < >nici>-McM inn IJlocic.
Professicna? Cc^rds.
W. A. GASH,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Rooms 7 & 3, Mcl'linn BId’g, Brevard, N. C.
W. E. DUCKWOR.TH,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW.
Investigation ot Land Titles a Specialty,
llotnns 1 and rickclsiiner l>uiUlin;_'’.
ZACHARY
AT O R E Y - A T - L A W
Cifices in Mcfiiinn Block, Orevcrn, H. C.
Vv'ELCM GALLOWAY,
ATTORN EY-AT LAvV.
} ic.“s in ail tlie ci.ulis
ilooins !• and lU. N’cM’iin
MiscellcFieoiis.
The ^-tkelwold
liivvard's New IImIc; .M-xI'
pointin.-nts ( )p< a’; \
Tl)t‘ ]);;ti'ona .'c of tl'<- ’ ra'. cl i n;
as well as sr.iniiicr 1.-. s(
()iii). ('(c.ir^ 1!<mis". i ; i-i :i i> ..
■n
;ind her niouibersli p was
t ransforr»*d 'o Shaw's Ci'ei'k a!.
Iv c-hurch, south and lat(‘r, aft(,>r
h('r marriaii't', she bi'caux'a nuMn
bei‘of ()ak (Irovt^ ciiurch, Tran
sylvania county, in which follow
Nhip and communio’i sho pass(.;il
away. She was niai'ri d on tin-
^th day of May, toThos. 1).
‘Jlayton, by tin* Uov. F. a1. Mr.n
nin.i!;. Mr. Clayton wasa<x:idcnt
ally Ivilled a few yi'ars aftiM- tiieii
marriaiZi'. and sister Claytor,
lived a widow for ju.-t lif y years,
dyin^’ on tiu' frftioih anniversary
of htM' husi)and's dcceaso.
In lu'r early life sistt‘1- <.'*ayion
cxem [>lilicd the lil’i' of the rii:ht-
<‘ous inari, as il is no irraphicail'v’
c,i<-turi-d by tii“ l'>al!!iist in
1:1'. ‘\\iui he shall tn_‘ rik<’ a trci
planted by t ho rivers of v.atei’."
iVe. "i'iiiN is to mo a !no>t beaut i
fill i)iet ;ii‘o o[ “ii'roen old a.ii'e."
and il! tiu' li fo of s j>; (u-( May t on
it i,i( •: s its ful! I'eali-c it ion.
■•Piaili'd <‘arly by the i'i\'er oi
liei- leaf (lid Tiot v ilh'i’."
>utlived iie.r allotted tiuj(
a(idt‘d y< :i rs, 1 Ikhili'-i
;s “l.iijor a!i^} s >rro'-.v,"
’ e a 1 \ i 1 * ‘ S S < > i the lies!:
Aa> c<".;c(‘i'!;e 1. I)/ ieaso;i of th(
'•IMi'!:. Wl'i'e ye;irs of liT>'at
:!:o 'V. Sisl»>r C'lay ton a tiorned
1 of reliiiioi: by li\’
simplicily, (Midear
h(>r swt'et woman
ce unio me s(‘iison in
which sh(! depai'ted, and h(‘r old
ajjrt* was indtMnl abeautiftd Indian
summer. As nature einbroid-
ert'd its shroud, on th<> borders
of its tontb, so h(‘r life took on
its lovli('st hues when th('autumn
years brou^lit h('r neari'st to the
winter of th(‘ i(rave. Sh<‘ lonired
i to <j:o home, and at last the sum-
ujons came, and her winii’s were
r (*ady. It did not liiid her alarm
ed or unpre))ared. Living'’ well
sin; died well. As her pastoi’1J
am only the mouthpiece of those
who knew 1km‘ best. Tin* fum.'r-
al words of this irood woman ar<‘
INFLUENZA FROM OZONE.
Pore Air from I.iike MiohiKnn CJnvc
nn InvoMtlurntor nn F^xtrenie-
ly ifjird i
l)ea(*t'ful.
l^he bui’ial was conducted by
Ivev. F. M. .Jordan at Xtnv Pros-
))e(.'t Baptist church where;, in n<‘ar perfect as c
.1 •1.1-1 l*oi)ular Science, ;ind \(‘t
tin; midst ol a lar^-e concours<; ol
friends, the k'ind neighbor, th<3
dear niollier and the Christian
was placed bt's.de her husband,
who had preceded lier some oa
3’(*ars. lirother Jordan ])r<‘ach-
ed one of his stron^^ and Charac
teristic sertnotis. ^ivinir m(*ssa
<jfes of hope; and choei- to the be
reaved. When the last sad rites
w<;re ov(M' a n.oble woman had
b(>en consii^ned to earth. Friends
will bt! kindly rem-Miibei’ed for
said. Jind while praise is checlced | U'iudnc'sses doiu; and service's
on my tonirue t)v her own UKKles- rondered in sickn<>ss and the
ty of disposition, ye't I luMrd a hours of death and burial, while
voice from heaven breaking the j tives can feel the .satisfaction
sil('uc('and r<>{usitig all ri'strainl, (doming from a semse (jf dutv
a> it cries, “Hle\ssi;d ai‘(.; ili(_;d(*ad j done.
To tiu^ sons and diiughters We'
would {piote the first comm.and
UHMit with promise. “Hoiior
t hy fatlKM- and motln>r thai thy
days may be lon^' upon the land
which the Tjord thy (iod uri\'('th
not as 11 lose
who die in the Lord, for tlu'y I'c'st
from t heir laboi-s and thi'ir works
do follow t h(‘m. ”
C. P. MooKi-:. Pastor.
MK\S. WIJJJAM Fl.SI!i:ii.
Th(' hush and silence attemd-
lilt u))on death ])revaded [jake
Toxa.way March *•, as the result
of th(' death of tlu' widow »)f Wil
liam i*’ishe!’, familiarly known
iud in honor te>rmed as ‘-Aunt
■larriet.” She w-is l)orn in
ireenville county. Sou.h Caro
lina on May -1. k'!''', was mari'ie,!
:o William I''''isher uf (!reen\'!iJ( .
South (\Lr(;lina. ii! I " i.”i and died
• it Lak't' 'foxaway Mai'ch I'lha!
J:-)!) p. nj. lit').”).
Slu' was tak'en sick diirinir ti (>
jtli('(;. *\.lso, *‘\vee
I \\ ho liavi; no hope. "
On ono ocoa.'-ioii the j)n'seiit writf'r
walked to the edL>-<‘ of L.ike Micliifr;,),
when a strong wind was l>!owi;i»r riirht,
fioin tli(“ lal<(‘. i li(* hodiiy couditiou
ould he, s:ivs
in Ies> than
five nunutes there was <‘V('t'v ‘'vidcncc
of liaviti”- caught an extreniely li..!-a
cold. !h! seuM-e iiiflueii/:i eoiitiai: ;i
unfil, on walkin.LT away, in Ics- th.'in
.^00 feet, it <1 ii-a ppciit (‘d as if h_\ raajjic.
Jt is Certain that tlie 1 t‘nij.'ci'a-
ture had nf)tljiii<r to do with this, lu.r
tlie wind, hut lh<“ inf!u<‘riza was direcf-
1\ dU(r to the aisniidant oz(jn(“ in i])**
air. ]Iy iiMpiiry it w:is ieai i;ed t
hundreds of re-idei.ts who h;id livd
njjon the innnediiite edi.-;‘ oi the I;:;:-
had been ohiiircd to ince.c l»a( k rliree
or ff)ur miles iu order tf.« reiim'e the:;.-
selves from such ex[x-ricnee'-,. I’hvsi-
eians readily admit tliat it is not al
ways possible to say wliv one
“catches” er>ld; it certainly cannot al
ways be l)<‘eaus«‘ of undue e\i)osurc
or ehanirc iu tenip«>rat are, but |)i-eb-
ably alhifj to eh:ni;_>cs in tie* electric
condition of fh(‘ air. Facts of liiis
kind should h'ad to tlu' «‘xtr. ine>t c.-ii,'-
tion in stiidyiri”- :iny sni)posed rej;i-
tion between tlit* we;ifh<>r anti he.iUii.
BRUIN LIKES MOOSE STEAK.
Here Is Proof of an Offenne of 'Whioli
Black near<« llnve lleeu
.1 P. T.o\vkv.
. i. e
She' (
ami lie!‘
:ae'‘ (> or 1
'O far ;is
■pring of l<r.)}. a i<l t iioii-ii ho
\veia‘ einoitann'.l lor her rt'co\
•i-y. sh(' g!adn;dly ,i;'r(;w W(!r-'
anlil in S('pt(>ujbi'f when she wa:-
bi'd and he*- con
•Ol |iiu;d to h(‘c
ehfulne
.];citc(i. I
y ■ j ing in c'od
- iing herself
Galloway, BuckwQrin k Go,
Rooms 3 and4, Mcfi^inn Block, Brevard, N. C.
13ny and sell all I'Cinds of Keal I’.staie.
(.'otlect riMits. a!ul attend to ])ro]i-
erty when owner is absenil.
Farming and Timber Lands a Sjieciaity.
and Building Materials.
Hair
l»r s ed Lumber
l.nths
Shingles
Siish
]»M>rs
Bliiids
Locks
Hia?es
Wimlow Pulleys
Fln'-teriic.
(■(•iiieiii
l.ime
Kc.iUy Koolitig
<ii;iSSS
I’ntty
S;\>ll I.(ick«
Window l.iits
Sash Conl and Wcij^hts
I ly graci.'S to ;iil lu*r neighbv)rs an;]
I fri(Mids, and it may be saitl of hot-
“ 'as was said of another nobi('
mother. “Like tht; Uiociest violet
1 slu‘ lovi'd tlie sliade and sl-.o dit'd
jin the faith of th<; T..ord ,j<>sus
(.'hrist without a shadow upon
iiei’ name." .Sh.(i had t^tron^
charactci’istics. l^ut was biessi-d
also witii feminim; f4’.>‘ac<?s. Sh .
was domestic in h(;r iiudinations,
siiuplt* in taste atid sweet and
simple in mannei’, she devot<^J all
her womanly ^ifts durinir a ]<>n^’
life to the trainift.ir of her chil
dren^ and souijfht no honor but
that wiiich came from Ciod. Her
))iety was fi-ee from all cant, atid
her Oiii-istian experience was
dii ion I'o'i uirt'd t he wat
and eare of hei- laniilv ar^d
i'!'i('iuls both day and ni,<;-li1 t!i:'o‘'
the Ion;;.-sad ])oriod .-^t I'eich.iii”’a.-^
a cloud of ^:]<)om to the time o''
h(‘r death.
'i'lu; writ(*r liad kr.own .\u.nt
llai-riet foj- some* tinn.* befor<; tier
sickness, atid to k’now h(‘r meant
an atta<‘hme;it aiul friends! ip
won which comparatively few
!Zain, f(U’ her aimable. (dnH'rful
and kind disp<<sition was such as
io win and iiold ac<[uaintanc(\s ^ls
friends, and if Aunt liariiet ha.s
an enemy the writer of tijis trio
ut»; IwKAveth It ?iot.
llavin.^r becoi.ne a member of
IS
She!'id;Ui's “Sihool Sc;’!i;l
bolni;' revived in inasii-n] i'oti;,. b,i; it
would sfM'ii). v.'ith :i!l our sen;.;?:
nnn-dor tri-ils, frenzied, linance. n>yste-
rit)U.'< divorce cases :'nd bishujit; be;n;r
haloil before (•‘•eic'siast!c;i 1 t]>at
we reaily lu ed no sc];o )liii*^ iu that
line.
Another crimo has lately been lai;l
to the char^'e of the r.nria'’':iu black
t)ear. It lias lonir b<-en t-uspected
tliat he was in n<> ^vay advei-se to a
fresli nioos(‘ steak, and testiiiKUiy on
the subject is :it l:ist forthcominc^
from Henry l‘>rail hw aite, tlie \-eternn
Xew I’.runswick guide, fcays a Quebec
rcpi >rt.
}Ic says that lie Ii.'is lonLif bc:-u
awai'c of th(“ fact that liears ofren
kill moo'C caht's, ;ind (!ii «.u(‘ <)<■•,)-
sioii he saw :i bcrir i’t the ai*t of kiil-
inir a th;'Ci“-y,“ar-«>ld ni;) <se. 'I'Im- In nr
had the mnose clown uad was biiini»'
at ils lu'cl;.
Ilciiry wounded the tiear with a
ril!c*, out he Iiad imJ;.' nr,-- sliot \vit’»
him and the bear t'-ca;)ed. l‘>y
lime th(‘ moose was bes'ond the ai<!
of surgery.
Ill non hern f>Titnri'. , wticrc mo.i-c
art' now »'xTreni<‘Jy pienufi;!. In c.iri'-c-
(juence of the rt,-ct ca eh >' :~e;!S';n for
a ttM'iii of _\'ears l:t',;r> ;i i-c ,al>.> •;:! tht*
ir.;-i’c:;sc. !!i'iic(‘ the ^;re.'it inie:'e<:
t;ik'>:i in tlieir life hi^t ry. F;iii
oils as bears arc to the y'>i;riLf .>i' i'e>
nii i’se th.vt <-onie in I'le'" . it is
f;;i!y reali I'd thai the um-! d':
<ii'< ;■ (‘s of tl’c moose are tl’.t :it.
ho?-,it'< -.f w.ilvey. tiiiif ro:i'u th>' '\i!
Ml' the l.iv r.i-.-t!i :ind :;re inc’-i--i ■'
111 ‘J’**’!! a ^Teiiier rat<‘ thc.n the
moose. 'I’l'ese ra'.erious l^rutes h:i\e
no hesitation in attaeloiiLr and run
ning' down a fuil-i;r<'wn moose.
The J.'ij’.anese .uovor'iment ])l;inujnj^
to hold i ll internation;!] e:;!i;;sition Id
Tokyo ‘after the war.” Ir 1;ciiooves
Russia to announce .a lii'4 show ;it ?,'os-
cow unt? .vhow tliat she <-.inni't oi:t-
bluffod
< Iiar'es I‘"
Iain’s J’.iin i:
all iiiii’iicti^s
;d;e a laail carri(M- at
: 'tnin. -..y-: “(’hauiber-
i 1H! th.■ cj.an:i!;.)ii ( !'
'fin' iM.t vear 1 wa>
;i cm'
t roiilded
i ism in tay s!io;:;,
c:!v ~ t;.c
rec(111 1Idul-'! tin
Die rcud(‘rs of this pa])cr will be {
X(;w’ }^ros})ect liaptist churcJli • j)leascd te learn ttiat tliei<‘is at least j
some Ol' n:iore yc'ars airo she oik' <h'ca<Jful disease that science has I
did honor to her Savior thiuu<»-h to cure in all it-' sta«:es, ! ....
a long- period of years. |t v/as ' catarrh. Hall’s ^ If ^ ^
ti'uly Itlessoii oii pai-enliilduty "“'y l>'wiiv.. cure now ' "r :•. > u.t twA
with I'laMim.i-
■r. ,\fter tryiuL-
TrdxC ‘f.cr In'r'-
reusetiy ac.d jt
coinitlctely (.au'cd m(‘.’' 'i'licve jw, jj,
us(> ()1‘ anyo’.u* sutiei iuu' troni that
paintnl ailment when this liniment
can he olUaincd toi- a small sum.
McCormick
Reapers and Binders
Mowers, Rakes, Corn Cutters
and Grain Drills.
ror. Main and Caldwell BHKVA HP. N. C
Administrator's Notice.
Havinpr qualilied as administrator of H. P.
McKelvy, deceased, late ei Ttansylvani;i (•oiin-
tv. N. C , this is to notify all i crsons having
riairas aj:ain>t the estate (ii said dci i“ised to e.'t-
hil)it them to tlie uiMiersifjned on or before tlie
14tli dhy of February 19J0, or this notion will be
lead ill bar of their rei overy. All per<ons iii-
«lel;t^d ro said estate will t'lease rrmke immedi
ate paymeut This nth <lay of February, 1!K)5.
W. H. McKELVV, Administrator.
witness the care, tenderness and i
devotion of which Aunt Harriet |
like the tlow’ of a deep noisless j was the recipient from anxiously j
river, whose Sf)urce was in livin.^-, watching sons and daughters un- j
mountcdii spiitigs. sad, sad hour of death.
Her favorite scripture was the
14th chapter of John's Gospel.
These beautiful words of com
fort were on her lips like a jirov-
erb, and were the keynote of the
On. the day before her death 1
witnessed an inipre.’:5sive scene.
The critical condition of niothei-
h.ad brought to the paternal
home all of the 9 children—six
harmonies of her soul. In hei'isons and three daughters (ex
youth she laid in a fair stock of | cept James Fisher who resides
pleasant memories and had plen-j in Arkansas) and to see those
known to the medical tVateruity.
C’atarrh i\ coiistitutioiud di.s-
re(iuires a cousritutional treat
ment. JlalTs ('atarrh Cure is (akc'n
internally, acting directly upon the
hiood and niucous surt'aces of the
systeni, thereby destroyinj? the
will produce a f)crmaneid cu.'c.
I'oi-sale by Z. \V. Xicltols. lirovard
and O. r^. Fi-u in ('alvei-t.
Another \ of tin- Mntter.
“I firmly believe," she said, “that
woman should have the ri^-ht to pro-
j)ose.”
“Of <‘onrse, if woman proposes," he
foundflticn of the disease, and g’iv-j "s)ie wonld <rjve an enL’-ae-ement
J-intr a;:d oiiier presents, instead of re-
ccivin/r tiu in."
••(bi second iliouirtit.
ing the i>atient stiength by l)niid-
iiij; up the constution and assistin'^
nature in doing its work. The pro-
prietor.i liave so much faith in its
curative powers that they otter One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
sli»> answere<],
"f.'crliaps it would Ix* better not to
phan;rc exist inq- conditions." — I‘hihi-
deljiiiia Call.
It will bring rich red blood, tirni
ty to think about, much to ad
mire, and many to love in the
waning years of her life. X^o
vain regrets embittered the re-
sons, strong, brawny mountain-
eers. and tho lady-like and de-1co , Toledo, O. Selcl by Drusgists
voted dauglitors iti Uie gloom of j 75c. Take Hall’s Fainiy J’ills foi-
the face of death quietly, sadly,'constipation.
fails to cure. Send for list of testi-1 flesh and muscle. That s what IJoll-
nionials. Address: F. J. Cmkxev ct ister’s JJocky :*Iouutain Tea will do.
Taken tins month, keeps you well
all sunmier. ;ir>cent.s, Tea or Tablets.
Z. W. Nichols.