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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-09

ban. Got an Der SobnIon Strobe.
norblin bon Der A. 6irabe. 81. -
malter Gdmann an s. %. 9uffman,
2ct go. 245 in Col. Games 1aplor's
qooition an Der Center Strabe, 81
). 3. Wapbusb uuo 4nbers an bic
Cincinnati Giiobabn, sinsn StreiIen
2ano in grIaussr, $50.
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unb Qbt[is aoborit, Is, beioe BON
gopiue.on. - Robert g. WaIane, 81,
uno 9llma sreilins. %, beibe bon
gppingtpn. Gilbert Wartin, %,
bon Cincinnati, unb Wan aobinger.
Is, BON Gopington. - Inthonp Bers
ming, 25, uno Warp 2annsmdnn, 27.
beios bon Gppinaton.
Sobn Mc9arpep, % Sabre alt,
Elm Wei6anItelIer Der 6. unb 81. Gi=
fenbabn Co., puroe Wontas Nadt in
Siib gopinetpn iibsrfatren uno ge=
t0otet. Sin iiibIib fatrsnoer 3us Der
8. unb q. &. 6. 3ipiiion toIioirte
infoles sinss faIfbsn signals nit Ell
nsm nOrblih fahrsnoen 3ug. Sc
tpnnte big jeBt nidt feit9eitsIlt pers
ben, oh iih Wt9arpsp auf benz Rub
fGnoer Ger 2ptomotipe oes iiiolih fahs
renben 3usss Obsr auf Ger gobDoie bss
norolth fohrcnben Suaes beiano. 60.
ronsr Or. WiIs III nit Der llnterius
dung bes llnIalIs teitdftiet. Mcs
9arpen's 2site lpuros nat benz 9sis
tenbeitatters GtabliNement bon 5uff &
60. ssbrdht
- 0as 2et6enbeedngnib bss pers
itorbenen Senrp 5sItnon finoet beutt
Na6mittag um 2 llbr pom Srausr
bduie, an Der Waoifon pite, nube Der
9atonia 4rsnue, aug itott. 4Is 2sis
hentrdger tperoen bic Serren Senrr
Stmiot, Samss 3. Sbomas, 8r. R
6. 8iro. 9sprg W. Gapce, Sames gls
Ii suno SimOtbp Ssinemonn fungi
rem.
- Die 3u'bausrs 5ribiine i'm COB
ingtonsr gaisbau qart unb bic eansc
llm3Gunun9 oes ports, am WilIor
Run, purbsn pom 5pdpaHsr oemo!irt
unb beIduft iid Der Sdobsn auf bel.
maize $1,000.
- Sobu Wartsburs unb aIbsrt
Sobnion, Die nit, emma SdDors
unb 5runoes &rumpslmann i'm De
bon 8orf nngetroffen mliroen. horter
lhr 0erb0r ilnStaotgeritt 3u beiteben
Wartsbure erbisIt ipssen llnfuss SIC
unb Soften, lpdbrenb Der Sau Dor
SobnIon auf bos pffens Dodst ssIest
purbe. Die W1bten tpurbsn Dem
Sugsnori6ter Glearp porgsfiibrt, os,
Iie nit elmer Warnung eutIisb.
- Der 6. Giitritt Wiitter aIut
trifft arrangements fir sins 0OriteI'
lung i'm gi6Iiotbets4uoitorium ON
Is. glpril.
- 3. g. C'9lsiu bon 2srirs on.
Gp., erbisIt qsitsrn ben &cntratt. um
zine aarts BON asnton gountn 81 euts
perFen. Die 1Ite aarte III duber D.
tum uno tann tetn Gissutbum n1sbr
auf oerisIben ertannt psrosn. 8 II
S'Rsiu ma6te aut cine aarts fir Die
Staot Gopington.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-09

aon.uiipn.n unS qbftiifursen .rl I.
ten tatts, purot in BIN au!om.5 |
nat b.m itdbtiih.n 5ofpiial sebrati.
- Dem Gnpi,r Rober. Ranss psn
Ro. SO Cf! 10. Sirobe. QopiHst;n.
ap.. fieI sefi,rn ipdhrenb Ger arbtis an
otm R,ubau go. 419 Gin Strab. Elm
pom 8. Stod obositiirjier Girnn cui
ben aopf. RoRfe ipuros ih'euni Il
ua6 bem iidbtlidkn 6oipitaI esbrdtt.
no ,s iib bsrausiielte. bab e i6msrs
aopipunbtn. iorpis s'peifslIos aud eis
n.n Shdo.ltru9 er!iiten bate.
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Yaprif&er Nnterf.- .-Yerein.
Ter balbjdbrlide aaR,nberidlt ersibt
ben siinitisea Stanb bss Wereas.

Ter goperiIhe llnteritiisungsoer.
Elm periammsIte lid, seiiern abeno in
Der arbeiterhoIIe uuter Boriis bes
BraiiSenten 2errn Gbriit. Sad,s uno
Der Rroiofouiiibuina bes Setretars
Serrn Ibomas 2eiht. lie 8eriautm.
lung NOR gut beiuhi. pie iiberbouet
bel, panern ulr Ghre geiaet peroen
nniB, oaB iie an ibran 8erein reyes
Sntrreiie neauien. Aud, funnten iuic.
Der bier Wfi.sIieoseeiude entsegenge.
nonrrlen tsroen. nonliid, Don ben
Serrcn Sobn Siiher, Sobn Sdeib.
Sris sdeio imb anoreos Reper. lie
Seilde nurben einem aus ben Ser.
rem Bersbamer. yopp uno Seuberib
beifebenoen ausitnb iiberpieien, Der
bic nofbiaeue rbebungen anltellen fol.
Tie arantenliiie iuies iieben gomel
auf umo $40 ruroeu iiir 4rantenun.
teritisuns ansaesahlt. Tie Serrsn
1bomas 2eidt uub Sobn gersbomsr
miroen oils Telegateu ernonnt, ifnt
BEN 0erein bel Der arrangirnna Der
SSahrhuu6ertfeier Der erhebuna oes
beiitit,en Bellies su pertreten. einla.
sunscn gum aonrmers Der Teafiteu
5na 9efellfhoi. am 10. gpril unS
CUR MISUNDERSTANDING oes Soter
@eianaoereins ON ~. aprll puroeu
anaellcmmcH.
5lnaEsietretdr Charles giiert un.
terbrciiete ieineu balbjobrliten ge.
rifJt. ben oos aus ben Serren ,sohH
pershomer. Bruno 2us. 9arI 0sriehl
nnb W. Vopp beiiebenoe Aeuiiions.
aommiiiee IN llebereinirimnluns nit
ben Yciinnoea luio Siid,errl beiiin0en
hnite. Tie einmabmen beiieien iih
inn nbgeiauieneu Salbiabr nui
ST. .096. % uno Der aaiienbeitano nnl
II. Cf,ober mar $250.0S. lie ausga.
Zen betrnaen S17436. iobab iit am
II. aprii 5Tl 81 In Sanoeu oesS t,au.
rReiiicrs beiaaoen. Sill 900 iino ieit
anaelcsi Tie ialliaen 3instoupons
befraaen 1922 20. iobaB einidIieblidb
Der In Sonoen bes Sdosmeiiiers BE-.
iinolid,en Sunme bas 0eiarHuniver.
mossn oes 0ereins $ii.s9l.i7 be.
trdai Sfniiad,lid itehi Der 5sereru
iinnnsieII nod, beiier oa, ocmu IN Der
GeitrIgen gerialnmInng piroen ilber
5000 OH seiiraaen pereinnabult.
Ias sserieicn oes 3inan5beritis Dar.
be oesholb nit grober 9eHasi5uuns
oernommen.
gsadsoem nod Die TeIegaten ulH
Siaolperbano berihtet llao beidloiien
iroroen mar. oab audi in Slejem 2 ON.
mer pieoer eiH greBes baperiidss
9oItsieit ucrani,aIiet iperben iea, e..
iolgie 0eriaaung.
Ias gienie.slommittee belt aleids
nod Der 9eriammlimg cine sisang
nb nnS organiiirte lid. Gs beiiebt aus
ben Serren WihoeI Mieb. Geo. 0rci,.
auauit Stard. Carl Rorbarbs. Tar.
Saacnbiebl. ". Nodliieiser, Geo.
Shmioi. Ghas. giicrt, 1n. gopp.
Carl @riehl. ssohn 8ersbaurer. Soau
seue. ao. aioHer. Bruno 2up. Ssnru
9oder. Gtriit. Gods. anton 0liif.
itein inso Safob Sdrieier. lie Craa.
, nilaticn paroe noll5ogen our6 @abl
nes Rerrn ,sohn gersbamer ,slnl Bor.
liser, satob Sdrieier sum 8eiiitsr.
sSobn Seue sum Sesretdr ursb Charles
6ifert sum d,osmeiIter. 60 ipurbeu
ltou bic erften aeobnobmen beip.o.
den mo bn has aommittee nit e;ier
bei Der Code III. mirb % IN oiei m
SomH'e. aud pieoer Elm eriolsre,ssss
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UNI 2.30 llbr beginner. Uiir b'sie
Saiion 1T Der Mnfans Der bi.iigen
Spisle fir bie Sonntase auf $50 unb
fiir bie Wsrttase auf 8 ubr fetseitsut
rnnrheu
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Gsr sau bcs aariians GplIines aibi alien
an ttatm Eru6 petbeHbsn urmustaare er
it, on sinem .TeYpe!srIt nne mar iasrslaas
p0ll nH5 srflar,sn, Ans ere rpyafson naitpsH'
bia fei, aber a. fusy Jers NIT 'fe ist's ~ ssss.
Etnenilrsn,, s1liesiia ssIanq 9 tera sur 9t: Il:
ieiieem nie ,pisesr bon tisfsm sstoen ae5esi
Suorsen
anpitan Ceilings ,pirs Gu6 faesH tpss sr tlfs
Nrebf iftuer raRseIhdssa spsfbcts. bic sr an,
;vaHtif 10 sofiei gut rt&is nnb 1tg beat
ft6tr gutsn bobcr. S.5ssisi bxlfie ane ben.rrf
igsegf fstn Sbfiem Gnttrrsreer Hertffirf
TART 81 VI gciiiaes .os arferci Cir. sadieE'
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Nniftenten: SoIepb s. 8rob, ). "
Wopon, 0eorss 5ittnsr, Grant Ro'
lamb, Gb. aoepe, Dreb. 6edIe. 8. )
6slIman, 9. Wanoerboni, Grant aoIb
.. 8. MIbtrs.
13. Warb.
aliIeFor: 1bso. Gang, $3.50 Sopot
pIaee.
alfiiiisnt.n: Grant Wade. Robert 8
aoebler. Wm. Spffert. asonaro Ri
near, Tbomas ROIan, lbomasS 'Reia
0ecrse WeDonalb, Wor 6eTe, ausuf
Wormus. Dm. 5. Daumon.
Ia. Warb.
aiieFor: Sofepb Sdlpaisart. 101s
Dort Sirdbe.
afIiii.nten: Sad abrams, 5'aa,
Uon GIesf, Soi. Bergman. Sdmsi
WulIen, Grnit Giisnader. hilbert Riei
ger.
15. Warb.
a7I.For: ybcmos Gbaro, 100 ar'
morn plaes.
INiitsnten: Gbiporb Gunitr, GtHrt
Stotbane, Ben. Waier, TauieIGbaro
Jomes Cutler. Sreo.ridGeiteIe. Wait
aramis, 5arrp Spens.
is. Ware.
aisTor: gDiuiom pbslan. 761
Ritmono S.rabs.
NHiiienien: Robert RsuispobIsr
George Gpsrsman, German gruemmer
Gonorb Graobod, sbomas Wopos
Joi. WeGop, Sobn 5isssralo, eopart
Rotpsn, Soiepb 5acobs. Rpbsrt
5ransen.
II. Worb.
aFsiTor: DaOie Burns, 516 Sonni.
bal Strabe.
IHiifsntsn: J. I. gill,nbors
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Studsnkrs. GbDarb Wlara.
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WOrmitr, SidnIen Cyan, Charles
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eouis, WilIiam apnoh, Gbrporb Soc
ipeni,ein. Sorrp Goons.
19. warb.
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6. Strabs.
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Jrisno. Mm. 3inb. JObn O. 3inb. So'
fepb 3.iisr, Sohu Ger.e. Daniel gen'
brougb.
90. mdrb.
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Wariap aoenut.
gFiitsn.sn: Sohn 5a.er, WilIiau
Goot. Sarrp Jarpid. alfrso Ora
mann, 4ntbonp Ginnemann, Stepb,r
esau, Geo. J. Feinoi.
q. Worb.
aF,For: 5bomaE MuIeabp, 1174
Goppin Strobs.
aiftiisuten: Jobn Sanitr, 6arrr
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Wartiu Wabon, albert Tlar.lonb.
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uno Msi.ern apt.
4Tiitsnisn: 4ugui. 9yissr, Wm. ga'
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MeGa1, Geo. Wobe. Deter 4serkiu
Geo. Wli,.ien.oetier.
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RnpnI.on Sirats.
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WiIIsr, 5p. 9tinine<r, 8. 9osfs
Jobn WeGans, Z. Rab<. Ben. Wolf
6. 6. Sdmors. W. 1eare, 8. au!eli
habn. CD. Shrlau.
"a. Ware.
GiieiiOr: George SiegmaH. Woos
tpeob Inb Ror,b.
4iIiiten.en: Gran. gmbah. esors'
Geipalo, WiIIiam gloitsrxib<, 4bou
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apjones Sirabs.
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fter. albert 6euber. Gbas. Wsper.
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ben, Carthage.
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aensrmun. gbnarb S.sek, Worisn Q
M<rt. philip MiFeI. Charles Gbriit
man. Sobn Grob. g. J. R0onon, 6 3
6aHcod.
anb.rfon 1pIpnibip-gsntraI Ore
slnft: 4Hefior, Wm. g. BribaeS. Af,
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Siir oaS Ynblitunl.
Wcnc Surmtl furirt Sniten, Grfdl
tnnaeu. rondlitis nne Seiierfeit
IA fuuf Efunnru.

BteI miro heifiSuiuge oettun nm ern 0trs
beerurash Der Sbpinesupl SinbaIi 5u pebles
Ten, nidts III nieuei6i iebod 70 rpirfiarii, ais
paf Wubliium Il !eGrtTl, spie man etne 1rsiIs
ent8duouna etc iuriren lam nit eineu elm.
hheH 1ausmttisl. Gin abfiibrenn Dirieneer
euiieEsShtnr. frei bon, gabtsien. III Sas
Snupt, geoirinb Sir SITten beoeluet Gnts
5fineuna uno gsrt09'tng ilue eiefe fne .ple,
ter bic Fcipe pcn Fu Strl ahielfictieR uRS
@iueu TIM .pltcm Gin bartender. Inratlncr
ftopflne, iudbrens Cs sen ftmer5haften Snffcr
bebebt Spier Eie has Tolaeuhe uue n,tfcheu
Gie es Al Sauie: Gine hnIbe tln5e Jiuth g4lIe
eberrn Bari. eirc lln5e Eompcnno Gtencs Tar.
pouno StbiiifeIn Eic bic TIa'tc ano nes.
men gte 8odnJt, Irerfer auc babe 5hHcen.
pter Stuuecn lane; Eann. ctnen halbCn elS
etneH IhceI5ffel rou bret. cher bicrIuaI idol, \.
SebcH Gle ben Ninecru lpcnner ie uaGh nenl
NIfer Stuesen Gle btes aus unh bcben Sie
es fir irpnnciHeH Srcuur auf
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-06-12
c0Iehratos Ms 9th Birthday.

Mr.. James H. Taylor, one Of
Watauga county's Oldest and
most substantial citizens, cele.
brated bis eigbty.seventh birth.
day Sunday, May 25th, at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. Jos
eph Wardin, on the Stateeville
road, near the city. At the
breakfast table he found u stack
ofletters and packages from his
children. grand children and
great grand children, coming
from various points in North
Carolina, West Virginia, Alaba'
ma, and Idaho. Although biz
long life he has sowu good seed
and now has the pleasure of see'
ing the fruits OF it in the lives o.
his descendants, among whom
are ministers, professors and ON
son q lawyer. He served in th'
Confederate army under Captain
Owens OF whom Charlotte j
proud to boast.-The Charlotte
News.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-06-12
A. A....a.! i.y:
Mountain Scout.

Mountain Scout.
We clip the following from the
Aloa Tribune, OF Hopeton, Okla.
which will be read with interest
by the many friends of DR.. Lin
ney:
CDR. R. Q. Linney has an Office
iu town although be resides on
bis farm one mile sonth Of town.
The doctor has a large practice
and is counted as one Of the veal
thy men of the county. He is q
strong Progressive, not only po.
liticaliy but be is saprogressive in
bis practice Of medicine and in
the handling Of bis large land in.
terests.
| All In all, Hopeton is a nicelit-
tie town, and with added pros
perlty with the surrounding far.
mers, the towns bound to grow
and prosper a. atrading point. +"
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-06-12
IN Defence.

At the meeting here last Mon.
day night held iR the interest OF
the moral betternent OF our town
a new orGer was founded, to be
known as "The tend to Your
own Business Society,"" At this
meeting the undersigned expires.
sed the opinion that there was
no especial need OF such an organ
ization here, believing that, the
the great majority of ourcitizenf
being church members, and, there
fore, as Christians, already pied.
ged TO keep from tattling and
gossiping should not be asked to
sign a pledge to that effect.
Because of that statement, bis
private opinion publicly express.
ed, and the fact that he declined
to JON the society, it has been
rumored that a 'severe blow has
been given a sincere effort" and
"tattling licensed"
No one likes to have bis own
way more than the undersigned,
but, noeone dislikes a tattler
more than he, yet be fails to un'
derstand why his failure to join
should .bluff" or "block" any
order which has for it's object the
good Of the community, when
the very persons who would have
him shoulder the responsibility
of their failure to enroll at tn
start q big list OF charter mem
bers, do little or anything to up
hold, by attendance or other en-
couraging signs, the ministry G
, this town in their efforts towar
,, the spiritual uplift Of the com
munity, when, IN their heart
!, they must admit thatif.all chri'
tian work and influence were r
moved from the community, tt
best citizens would move OF
=. and the Devil would move in.
- WM. r. SAVAGE.
Blowing Rock. N. G.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-06-12
Don't waste Ill your flowers
on the dead. Throw q few bou
vnets to the live ones 10 q while

During the summer months moth
ers of young children should watch
for any unusual looseness OF the
howels. When given prompt atten'
ton at this time serious trcnle may
be ayoided. Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoes Remedy cat,
always be depended dpon. For sale
by all dealers.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-06-12

On June 2 Edward N. Camp
bell, Of Birmingham, Alabama,
was sworn In as Chief Justice Of
the United States Court Of claims.
In the office Of the Secretary OF
State, William Jennings Bryan
on last Saturday before a dis.
tinguished gathering of States.
men the Constitution Of the Uni
ted States was amended for the
18th time. Mr.. Bryan was the
Hrst advocate Of the election of
United States Senators by q di.
rect vote Of the people. sHe atfi1.
ed bis signature, and it becamea
law.
A news dispatch from Whining.
ton reports that ''in q verltable
grave on the premises OF the city
hall. 157 gallons, one quart and
one pint Of whiskey IN containers
ranging in size from a halt.pint
to one gallon, were inferred by
the police, while q large number
OF persons looked on. The whis-
key had been seized at different
times during the past two years.
It is inferred from the above that
the whiskey was buried for fu.
ture use. There is no statement
thas it was poured out. "ln a
yeritable grave" more than 157
gallons OF whiskey, ''in contain.
ers," "were inferred" Years
hence when the wh,skey is mellow
with age they will doubtless ex.
hume it-provided they can keep
the thirsty away from the grave
, IN the meantime.
It would seem from reading of
the Confederate Veterans Reun.
b ion at Chattanooga, Tenn, chat
}. the days Of animosity and bit.
-. terness are about over between
e the north and south. One thou
: sand gray haired veterans were
!. mounted on the handsome horses
It furnished by the eleventh U. $
Cayslry rendered by Fort Ogle'
% thorpe's officials. This use o
- the Federal horses showed tha'
- there was no bitterness on either
!. s,de. Thousands OF the specta
Ia tors who watched ths impressive
> sight were moved to. tears, al
q, memory carried them back tt
=. the fierce struggle from '61 tt
'o5. During the march man.
we're forced to drop out. Th
rs weight Of years is pressingsorel.
1e upon many Of them, and til
ar step that was elastic and fir
q. so years ago. is feeble now. bu
20 We honor the ones who wore tn
D! gray. Their names will be gree
10 on memory's page, and the Chi
a. dren's children for ages to com
70 will be telling the story OF tt
boys who followed Lee.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-06-12
csagrsssnaa psughtss On Important
Committees.

Congressman R. L. Doughton
has been selected as Chairman Of
the Committee on Expenditures
In the Department Of Agricul-
ture.. This position carries with
it great opportunities for being
Of service to the Agricultural III.
terests OF bis District. He had
served for two years on this com
mittee, and bis friends are more
than pleased to see bis untirleg
services as an individual member
rewarded by the ChairmandNp
he may be counted on to use the
full power Of h's new position for
the farmers of bis District and
others who are interested in the
upbuilding of the Agricultural
industry. t5'
He has also been elected q mem
ber of the new Committee on
Roads-a new Committee, but
one possessing au unusual oppor.
tunity to be service to the people
az q whole. This Committee will
very probably have charge oi
the expenditure OF vast sum oi
money in Federail to good roads
construction, and membership
on this body was eagerly sought
after by many members Of the
older and supposedly more i'm
portant committee.
Il. Of scarcely less Importance II
: bis selection as q member of th'
3 Committe on Education. Th'
0 work of this Committee bears
{ vital relation to the educationa
! interests OF the country, an
: through its efforts the countr
D as a whole may expect bene6cie
Il results to follow along the liz
II oi.Eedefal aid to local education
q al institutions or direct instru
0 tion to the people along varior
y lines Of practical education.
. Agriculture, Roads and. .EdGg'
q tion; improvement in each
G. those branches Is what the Eight
Dr. District needs most, and lit shou
b, be 8 source Of pride to all in tb
20 District that their representatl'
er holds membership on three
the most important Committe
y of the House (the chalrmansh
r. OF one, which bear such a Wit
IN relation to their material We
as fare.
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If you are housewife you can
not reasonably hope to be healthy
or beautiful by washing dishes,
sweeping and doing house work
all day, and crawling into bed tired
at night You must get out into the
open air and sunlight. If you dc
this every day and keep your stom
ach and bowels in good order BY
taking Chsmberlain's Tablets whe1
needed, you should become bott
healthy and beautiful. For sale BY
all dealers.
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st is harc for q man to, con-
isentrate bis thooghts in 9 room
where q man who has no thoughts
Iis whistling."
Rest l,a xat,ye For the Aged.

Best La xativc fer the Aged.
Old men and women feel the
need Of laxative more than yonng
folks. but il must be safe and harm.
less and one which will not cause
pain. Dr. Kings New Life Pills are
e.pscfslly good for the aged, for
they act promptly and easily. s5c.
Recommended BY all dealers.
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There are hundreds OF men
proud Of their ancestors who. IN.
fortunately have no reason to be
proud Of themselves"
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-06-12
STATE AND GENERAL NEWS.

Alfred Austin, the British poet
laureate, died on the End. aged
II.
Davie county, N. C.,:has voted
$175 900 in bonds for good
roads.
The wheat crop OF the whole
State IL said to be looking prom.
Using.
Mecklenburg County has ap.
pointed Mrs. W. B. Blythe a
member OF the local school board
at Huntersville.
Hugh Long, a South Carolina
editor, is on trial for murder. He
killed Pickens N. Gunterlast fall,
at Wagener. The killing followed
a hot political campaign in
that State. |
Tram No. 10, OF the Charlotte.
Raleigh and Southern Railroad
was wrecked near Cumnock on
, May 80. One person was killed
and a dozen others injured.
!, Mrs. Laura Henkel, wife of d.
d. Henkel, Of Lexington. who
Q was in bad health, suicided by
/, hanging herself last week. She
e leaves q husband and six sons.
A dispatch :to the Charlotte
u News says that during the past
j. week, thirty different liners land.
j. ed $4,000 foreigners on Ellis
Island, New York. It looks as II
>, Uncle Sam will after q while have
u to move out and let foreigners
naYe rOOW.
a. Col. R. H. Jones, of Raleigh
p. has Just been appointed to q po
he sition IN the United States Sen
Nj ate. He ls to take charge OF th'
stationery department. The po.
sition pays 5000 per month
He will take up his duties ebou
the 18th inst.
The remains Of Light Hors
of Harry Lee have been removed t.
nd Washington and Lee Uuiyersit
lie. and placed beside those of bis II
tn. lustrious son, Robert E. Lee. Il
;be died in 1918, at Cumberland Ii
os land. Ga., while visiting Gener'
ille Nathaniel Greene, and was bu1
;he led there. a.
lex In memory OF the 267 officer
n's and men who were lost with tt
nu battlesh,p Maine in Havana He
us Dor Is years ago. q Nation'
''n Maine Monument was dedicate
w. at New York on May 30. Mar
n's noted citizens were present an
'eo spoke words Of praise for the g
~. liant men who went down vii
" the Maine.
one Col. Theodore Roosevelt WI
the his suit against Geo. A. Newst
ain who in an editorial, charged q
ia Colonel with drunkenness. Roo
'tte velt told the jury that he didr
want money but simply want
vind,cation. Six cents dama'
. was awarded by the jury. T
Col, said that he wished once I
all, during bis life time to d.
with those ISLANDERS, so that nj
or again will it be possible
them to be repeated.
J.W. Nicholson Of. Statesy
an aged and respected citi'
died at Chattanooga while at
+ ding the Confederate reunion
at that place. He became 9
on Tuesday, wes taken to
hospital and died there the {
following. His remains. v
brought to Statesville on
ina. Sunday morning BY friends '
were with him when he died.
was 70 years old.
wers
bou Young King Alfonso, Of Sp'
bile was recently travelling on
royal train, when one Of the
tie girls was struck by the II
no.n' , aud badly injured. The KIM
az" -. lighted from the train and
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