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I Fine Watch Repairing! 1 || * There are two All-Important Factors in doing II | Correct Watch Repairing | x| First the Knowledge and Then the Skill. pj We thoroughly understand the Mechanism and The- J* ory of WATCHES and REPAIRING, and we know just !§ t? how to handle and repair each part, so as to get the fl BEST RESULTS. M H It is not a question of us "Tinkering" on your p £8 Watch until it runs or does not, but WE KNOW what i| each part needs and what it should do and how to treat lp £>| them. f|| M We make a specialty of repairing FINE WATCH- P ES, and POSITIVELY GUARANTEE to make them r|| ft as good as new. We give all branches of the Repair M Department Particular Attention. || $ GEO. E. BISANAR, i JjL JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. - £§ Fjj Watch Inspector for Southern Railway. || as I STYLISH MILLINERY P ' rfTtt Wavo vAn gpori Misses P M - &E - Michael ' s fall «j fe| w V) 111 line of Millinery? They pi have a larger line arid J £°°ds this season \*> Br (' will do well to see their W 1 Oli _ elsewhere, for you will |p i,r> \ save money by doing 1 ' I Misses M and E. Michael Over Moietz's Store - Hickory, N. 0 Please Your Appetite by ordering ycur supplies f*owi a house thai, al ways has the best and freshest GROCERIES % • i that can be had At Lowest Prices. All kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE > All goods delivered prompty. B • • _ T. G. Huntley Phone 253 - - Hickory, N. C. ■ HI W HHHHHR v ai ! GRAPE TOBACCO -1 11 is just a little sweeter than any of the so-eaHed P* u £ s p U made to imitate GRAPE, and they are all imitations I WHY? I I because that rich, sweet flavor is peculiar to the genuine i 9F e have been buying and manufactunng it for ove y y | ■ =s===ssg==== =g==^== i " I I IT IS MADE BY A FIRM THAT KIiTOWS I S K. A. Patterson Tobacco Co., Richmond, ▼». ■ Foot Ball at A. & M. Prepared for The Democrat. The foot ball season of A. & M. College opens Monday, Oc*. 1, .1906, when she meets Ran dolph-Macon College, of Virginia on her own grounds. The game is expected to be a hard fought one, and the are look ing forward to it, as then they can tell what kind of material is going to be sent against Univer sity of Virginia five days later at Charlottesville, Va. The team this year is going to be a strong one; as eight men of last year's team are back and also there is plenty of good raw material which coach Heston,the world renown half-back, has been developing into fast strong men. Our star half-back "Babe" Wilson, who has been with us the two previous years, is also back and the boys are looking forward to him to carry the "pig-skin" across the enemies goal as many times as before. The schedule for the season consists of twelve games, all with strong Southern Colleges as shown below. Oct. I.—Randolph -Macon, at Raleigh. Oct. 6. U. of Va., at Char lottesville. Oct. 11 —Richmond College, at Raleigh. Oct. 13.—V. M. 1., at Lexing ton. i Oct. 15.—Washing ton and Lee, at Lexington. Oct 18.—Wm. & Mary's, at Raleigh. Oct. 25'—Clemson, at Colum bia. Oct. 27. U. ofGa.,at Athens Nov. 3.—Roanoke College, at Raleigh. . Nov. 10-U. of N. C.,at Chap el Hill. Nov. 17, —S. C. M. A., at Char leston. Nov. 29.- V. P. 1., at Rich mnnrf Raleigh, Sept 28. Seven Springs News. Seven Springs, Occ. L—Luke J Lightning's weather forecast: October weather will be cooler J than usual; Ist to 2nd cool and cloudy with local rain; 3rd to 6th 1 cold and squally. N. B. A person can marry, 1 ask favors of their opposite sex a and push their love affairs to a fullest extent successfully on all 1 good business days. This is bad weather for pick- b ing cotton, and making hay. The h farmers have all got the blues tl in this" section. a The Democrats will carry the | county by 300 majority the 6th 1] of November, next. Theßepub- a licans will hot get a smell in this 0 county. - Miss Era Alley told mo x that they had a hen that was a laying camyaign eggs. The hen 1 lays every other day, but when 1 the day comes she lays two in 1 stead of one.W. L. Alley says 3 she is a Republican hen. But 1 his father, Mr. f. M. Alley, has 1 got a Democrat rooster that crows all night, and the Repub licans say it is a sign that they are going to be beat the 6th of November. The Republicans say the signs are not right for them the 6th of November. It is in the twins. They say if the signs were in the Ram they would be in better heart. When the Alley rooster crows he makes it say vote for D. M. Boyd and you will not lose your vote.Three of the Republican . candidates were at the Springs last week - Messrs. Shuford, Everhardt and Dscar Sherrill.. I guess they were looking out J.o see if- they could tell how the water will run the 6th of November. I told tn im that i£e Democrats had i?ot the pie and gone on. Visitors: Mr. Ralph Boggs an I wife and little son, CI irerce, vvere at the Springs last Sunday 4linking good water; Mr. E. G. Sherrill and W. S. Alley were at :he Springs having a good time; iaither Martin and Mis* Fannie Arndt, 800 J hnsoo ani Miss .tfary Arndt, Gaither Kale and Miss Ollie Gantt, John Troutman and Miss Berttie Kale, Ed Kale and Miss Mattie Kale, Misses Nannie Fry, Edith Fry and Ina may Fry. The Fry girls are of Catawba, R. F. D. 2, and pretty you Uet. The others are of Edith. ' Subscribe for the Democrat and keep postedon good reading. Luke lightning. 414 Pupils at Graded School. The following is the number of pupils by grades: Grade Teacher No. Pupils 1 Miss Schenck 74 2 " Michaux 45 3 " Doub n 58 4 " Leonard 49 5 Dixon 50 6 " Schueffer 43 7 " Davis 43 8 " Finley - 35 9 Mr. Mcßae. 17 £>ance Thursday Night The young men of Hickory gave a dance as a farewell to the season, Thursday night. The Italian band furnished them with music, which was very good. There was a large crowd out, and all report an excellent time. The young men have giv en several dances of this kind the past summer. The truth is that the girls are getting the better of the boys in many line* of genteel employment, The boys may complain of this as they will, but the fact The young women in this. and many towns, after a certain hour, are quite as much in evidence on their way to work as the young men; and the man at the window can see that they look trim and neat, that they hold up their heads as if they were ready to meet the world and employers. They have none of the appearance of having deprived themselves of the necessary. amount of sleep, or of carrying a head asV . ladtrri n» • frosty morning it is pleasant tQ see how their eyes sparkle and how their cheeks glow. They are getting the better o the boys because they can be trusted to come to their work in good form. They may not be as strong as the boys, but they take care of their strength. They don't smoke, they don't chew, they don't drink, they don,t gamble, they don't loaf. Society puts up arb itrary rules for fhe girls, and they must abide by them or lose caste. The boys are suf'ered to make their own rules and take the consequences. Many a boy thinks he can be gay and deceive every body, aad he runs along until he loses his job. By that time he is apt to think that somebody has underminded him, and to look quite past himself in an at tempt to locate the guilty party. Bus iness is all the time putting up bars j against the gay young man. Positions of responsibility, positions of trust, pos tions requiring reliability and are being closed against him. He may not see that he is bounced because he isn't hoaeit, for he may be able to swear clear consci-nce that he never took S 3 much as a nickle in hi?* life that did not belong to him. But he has taken time that did nat babag to him. He has had to be sent for. He hasn,t been faithful. He has lied as to why he was late, and as to where he was last night, iHe has gone upon the theory that it #as nobody's business how he occupied his time oatsids bujiaess hours. Yet the growth of a bad character, if you are at all close to it, is about as obvious as the growth of a corn field. The pr udent business man does *ot always wait until he has a case in court. He prefers to settle the little things with his employes before they have gone that far. Business is becoming more and jnore exacting on the point of individual character. It is looking out for integ rity, and it is_ saying that whatever the head of the hoase is the salary list must be clean. This demand opens a wide door to the g rls, and, there is only one way in which it can jtje closed against them, and that is to meet the competit 5 - on, and by the it through consolidation. VIRGINIA COLLEGE For YOUNG LAOIES, Roanoke, Wo. Opens Sept. 25.1908. One of the leading School* for Young Lad tee In the Booth. New buUdlng?. pianos ana equipment. Campus ten acre*. Grand mountain scenery In Valley of Virginia, famed for health. European and American teachers. Full course. Conservatory advantage* in Art, Mutile and Elocution. C'ertlflcat* a Wellealey. Student* from W» *«♦»■•. For catalogue addrea* If ATT IK P. nmi«, Pi (Unit, Uw. UKKTBCKK U>»«I» l>oATV«eat, Vico-Pre*. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription la a powerful, invigorating tonic, impart ing health and strength in particular to the organs dlstinotly feminine. The local, womanly hoalth is so intimately related to the general health that when diseases of the delicate wcmauly organs are cured the whole body gains in health and strength. For weak and sickly women who are "worn-out," "run-down" or debilitated, especially for women who work in store, office or schoolroom, who sit at the typewriter or sewing machine, or bear heavy household burdens, and for nursing mothers, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription has proven a priceless benefit because of ita health-restoring and strength-giving powers. Asa soothing ana strengthening nerv ine. "Favorite Prescription" is un equalcd and is invaluable in allaying and subduing nervous excitability, irritabil ity, nervous exhaustion, nervous prostra tion, neuralgia, hysteria, spasms, chorea, or St. Vitus s dance, and other distressing nervous symptoms commonly attendant upon functional and organic disease of the womanly organs. It induces refresh ing sleep and relieve* mental anxiety and despondency. Cures obstinate cases. "Favorite Pre scription " is a positive cure for the most complicated and obstinate cases of "fe male weakness," painful periods, irregu larities, prolapsus or falling of the pelvic organs,; weak back, bearing-down sensa tions, chronic congestion, inflammation and ulceration, Dr. Pierce's medicines are made from harmless but eflßclent medical roots found growing in our American forests. The Indians knew of the marvelous cura tive value of some of these roots and im parted that knowledge to some of the friendlier whites, and eradually some of the more progressive pnysicians came to test and use them, and ever since they have grown in favor by reason of their superior curative virtues and ihir safe and harmless qualities, Your druggists sell the PRE SCRIPTION " and also that famous altera tive, blood purifier and stomach tonic, the "GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY," Write to Dr. Pierce about your case. He is an experienced physician and will treat your case as confidential and without charge for correspondence. Address him at the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y.. of which he is chief con sulting physician. Granite Falls Items. Politics seem to be in full blast now and if it keeps on raining, I am of the opinion that it will be a rather wet season for them. Hon. R. N. Hackett discussed the political questions of the day at Rhodhiss a few days ago, and we were very much pleased to hear him, and if we are any judge he will be our next cor.» gressman. Frank Linney, candidate for Solicitor for this Judicial Dis trict, spoke to the citizens of our place on last Saturday, and he wanted to take all the credit fcr the croqd And f*h«Tnr»= «H U - J to the democrats. He proceed ed to attack the Watts law and said that the Keeley Institute had been full of Democrats ever since but the Republicans didn't go there and were reminded of the scripture, "He that harden eth his heart and suffereth his neck, etc., -md he that looketh on the wine when it is red." But then we happened to think that the patrons of Keeley were not all Democrats from this neck of the woods. He tried to show that in a free trade country it was hard for labor to find em ployment and in this country it was hard to find anybody that would work and we had our doubts as to which we preferred. Miss Ethel Terrill and Mr. John Field were in town yes terday. Prof, and Mrs. Woltz were visiting Mr. H. c . Mackey Sat urday and Sunday Dr. J. B. Wright is in town for a few days. Mr.' D. H. Warlick has a broad j smile —it's a girl. There was a box supper and entertainment at the Aeademy Saturday night for the Metho dist church, and we think it was enjoyed by all who attended. Subscribe for The Democrat. CONSUMPTION PREVENTABLE DISINFECTION IMPORTANT. Saiolta Obtained In a tare Institution. The importance of disinfection is shown by the results obtained at the Brooklyn Home for Consu upt.ves, the finest iuatitu. t ; on of tho kind in New York- A letter trom the President is quoted-: vV "We have used Tlatt's Chlorides in the Brooklyn Home for C msuniptives for more ijhan ten years, and find it not only a com fort but a necessity Through its use we defy 'the germs' to uake any inroads ou the nurses and employees who are in con stant attendance upon the sick, one hun dred of whom are uvw in the institution. One nurse ban been th- re well OL to ten years, a second"alraost as lo ar d not one person ever employ J iii the Hoprce has de veloped Ivng trouble " —Mrs. fl. V. White. President. l£lng? f on Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. - Pia T-m is an odorless, colorless liquid jjuiufectaul whi :h instantly removes any to.. oC.or* and disoase-breed ing m, r et A. quait. b tio w ; U la3t an average .amily a month and it can bo obtained at all drnggisfas ROLLER MILL! LOCATED IN LENOIR, N. E. 80 barrels capacity. Good' condition. Good trade. Sprout Waldron machinery. Brick building on lot 100x200 feet. Price $8,008.00 On good terms. Cannot be duplicated for twelve thousand. "WE SELL THE E\KTEL" 4 i . ' *■* Lenoir Ecalty £ law. Co. J. E. Mattocks, Sec. & Treas. LENOIR, N. C. SEEK NO. FURTHER YOU HAVE IT HERE! Penn Rheumatism cure is just what you have been looklhe (or T ■ REMEDIES AN URIC AC,D DESTROY£ R Entirely free from opiates, iodide of potash or mercury. A powerful tonic ha building up the weak or debilitated. Penn Rheiimatism Cure will positively cure Acute, Chronic, Inflammatory, Sciatica, RhmatUai or Lumbago -Price, liquid (large bottle) SI.OO. Tablets, 50c. Beware pf substi tution. When you ask for a Penn Remedy "See thaf our trade mark," the Jiead and Bust of Wm. Penn is on the package. None other genuine. Send far frtt pamphlet to Penr. Drug Co., Philadelphia, Pa. For sale by C. M. SHUFORD'S DRUGSTORE, ~ WHY NOT m whereTyou|can get anything in theffeed line? We buy in Car Lots; and can make you best Prices, in GRAINT HAY. SHIP STUFF, BEAN, CGITCN SEED MEAL and HULLS Flour and Meal Wholesale and retail. Also a full lino of Poultry Food. All goods promptly delivered. Shell Grian and Feed Co. College St., - Hickory, N. C* City Skating Rink- Over Shell Grain & Feed Co's. Es- tablishment. • ✓ t ** * Gives you 4,480 square feet to skate over Excelled by none in the State. Let every body come out and see the fun if you can't skate. We guarantee perfect order. La dies admitted free th iff week, ■ \ - flowers Bros. & tollman.
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