davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1914-09-29
East Side.
tUast o. Firm av between Fourteenth anC
li0th sts)

l0th sts)
lS1 Az, =. ~ 3tth ct. siSN66 lI--ttuy.
Nesant Real Estate CO to pennsylvania
Tunnel Terminal n X co. 7th av & $50
- sept i6; atty, r Won Moschsiskcr.
.,.'H ~'sNloH' 49,. Wv O"'
3ATH ST. e. $50 q LIST av. 5oS9s esls2x
irreE. the perpetual underground rights
StuyNesant Real Estate Co 20 Pennsylyanit
tunnel 4 Terminal II n co. 7th n 33d
- sept - atty, I Won Mcechzisker.
Penn station. Observation-Disclosures. 500
Cnger to Meyer Schneider 200 T. 33i -.
e. sept IS; atty, Hy wendt. 30 Nassau
soTH Sr.' n : io,' w Ave A. '.taxiog st'ios
T Murphy - al. heirs NY J & Anna Nur-
ply TO John II Murphy. N7 Y so n st. all
LI"q O., sept 90 at'ys. Hegg. u v.
s.o Buty ............. ............sl
,Sn ST. E, 515 . - az. 2axioo s--Rose \
murphy heir Hy ana Ann Murph,. to
mo II Murphy and sno. AZ T. SOth -. ell
iiLe ., sept IS. attys. Eesg, u ",
30 B.H1r
The sun., 1914-09-29
West side.
west Of Fiffh ~. hctwen Fourteenth and
ll0th H'sD

18TH sT as ". =. i7y3 9th sv. :iv
92--Jos Isaac 20 Jacob I. tsHAcs. 1Si Kelly
- and Isidor fssacs, SIS 1880 -,
10 part sl Hens. AUG es. sttys, Amend
5sTH ST. 81 ". n >. i5i West End av.
lNrlo2 ?--Fred Lisnan TO Alex Car.
michel. Jr, 80 " 72d ~. mtye t.i,O00 al
lens, sept %. atty. T - co, lT6 BNAy..f
'sTH ST 3.I W, e. 200 " West End av.
--Nl02 Hannah Levis 20 Abr Leipzig
30 " 7i,h ~ mtge tsl. 900 Aug 20. ATTY,
I.os l. Bsl.ey. G2 william st.. .flop
SAME PROPERrY--Abr Leipzig to WIN u
Siigsr 81 Hewlett. / l. 'u;gs $4,000, sept
4
The sun., 1914-09-29
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.


with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party Of the second part)
no.s MI
The sun., 1914-09-29

tSouth OF Fourteenth st)
GRbbNW1CH ST, 1913, D. 25x7sS2i2X
S5s. 2 ELLA l. smith, widow, to Thos
X Mcneil. i06 w 18TH II, b a .. sept Il.
In consideration Of satisfaction Of 3 mtgs
ON above aggregatirg $4,000. atty. Frank
'. Hall. 30 Broad dst..................---
SOUTH ST. l7S-iia, n H. e2.9 Roosevelt 81,
runs il.a 76s Os 7si to =
water # t337I " 37tss isii TO hes
Fannie u ID story to Allen l.. Harold q
sterling 7 story. Central av, Lawrence,
J. l. all liens sept II: atty. clio W Orr.
81 Chambers st.................... 81
MONROE sr. q. 266 jefferson ct. ?6y
lsO-Eststc OF sender Jarmulowsky "a
hrln ot $ Jarmulowsky. s. Canal e.. sept
- ATTY. Theo X Mccarthy 20 Exchange
place Observation-Disclosures. ....... . 81
COLI MIRA st. il9. " -. 100 Houston ~,
9SNlVo-Jos Isssc to Jacob l. issact IS,
Kelly 81, 4 isidor II tsaacs. pas 4 1890
- y part, all liens, Aug IS attls. Amend
71H ST. s6 v. = 800 " LIST av. 25Xsi--Beils
Go'dstein TO Jacob Schwartz a ano III r
IN st. c, July 81. atty. Hugo Cohn. 90
N Il
The sun., 1914-09-29
I ptown.

Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of 10th stb
ii!TH II. a. W, .6o Lenox ayG 90 .y
man, 10 w il7th st. mtge '2oiVu.
- Av eato. O. cor ii5th Il. eoioxso
Theresa Passare,u 20 0ugliemo PshsAre.',
RiyiR,rbjir. rbji." DRIVE .'n.' iSiPS iSSGiPi lis,h
ossN1g3.loX5sIoxll: lforec,os sept =,
J9s \ Alen to Ed~ M9ionghnSy ill
" loSd e. sept 2s' atty. l. GO. TO
ulrH sr e.. .as " Lsno1 az. .oIio6iiy
MAY laniesnan TO II Lande,nan. I29 "
ii',h =, a. iens. sept g atty Leo Fro,
isi,sr ST 10 /. !. i7s l., .v, :ssiO99..,,
Key ~. AIg 2'. attys, Amend q a. -
i4iSr Sr $ , loo Ans,erdam av iist
io'ii-- Robert Wa'lace. Jr. 20 Frederick
=. ,.ty. Joab II B,nton. Liberty ., )!
MANniSDN ~ M. ISr i2''h s. io1,.
90. iis IS iG,h =. m,s. $4,000. > a., All + :
sep. -j. a;'Ys. s'oiderd ". i-' Brot..
i-sTfI ST :il ". D :. i,s.5 " - Az i'5t
i,aor'd, Y j. Sept ai; a;,y' + 1, iioll
81 ~ 81 ;. $50 @ Lenov ~. 5ofssii'
So :. g; L.noS ~, ;iX9sLi l.
s,.t.. S.'l' fassy.ia.e I ., p%sy ! ~ 800
EIphs'-, l. Davis 70 Aaron coleman. 30
Mye-. IN + m:s :gt hiss@o. SrP' ~ "i'y lc5
--Coiumbis : Hobli.ze!i 20 charles Allcn,
sos ss N'sn.ias ay mtg s. SO 90. all nens ,imo
ST .%I0HoI.As Av. - cor 1874 :, 900 W..
op-p IS Main g.. Nor,hpor,' l. /. mig
'a5odo. al. liens Sep, II. s,tN T q 20.
isgru Sr'' b. 100 :. Nichoias as. i.6l
too.-j"hr II scully Cons, 90 10 .JoNu II
S'p'iE, ios " l2sth s, mtg, $4,000.
s o. r H s s s H s
| BRoNpwAY n cor is5'h g: s5.2yli5x
+ Kas 20 EtaSe,R ,Ss R"1 ps'y 'S &3' ~! is5,S
-. a @. Jsn le; ATTY. l. T 60. 80 Broha..
SAME PROPERTY ' Elizabeth \ paly 20
ihtrick o. Myers. l6j u 6sth o. m'g ~
BronN
thorough OF The Bronx
! LOT IL msp NJ Eden. Joxloo-JamNs
Roche 20 James N Roche i7a. Y io.t
=, AP,, "a e. !s''' ATTY James N nO;ns, ;ics
MORRIS AAivv"' v =, COLL 'ls5,h y. 5i.ix
iJ's ios - hSfGe %p a, Jgmej jane HSfAi Roche
MrRDocK IT. v 5 s:5 rdennaid ~
Ta.aSsFd Ea.1Ssd Ia lana e. oo's os Msa,oh sP; 49, .y a
,' u coI@; 10 Crssn ssS fsSsT'.;. Sso,
MEADE Av Gi7--Cs,h caliaghan to Abrs-
| ham strauss lo4 Hendrix -, Bklyn, mtse.
coTg, cUgV st. Bklyyn' a.'y' e'"aV'e'" !,
| PENFIELD AZ. e. s25.6 w Suburban p.
! 90 5NS6.iNa9.lo-Ols II Olsen TO IuEa VI
O,s"n, 1858 Crotona Park East Sept 90
a't'. Ole Olsen. 1853 crotona rrk
whsIiiNGroT 'AV. -, being u 10, tig@
map Central Morrisania, 2SNi2o--Bra trice
| WaTnon 20 Nettie II Morrison, College
Point l. i Sep, 90 atty. n II ESpI,s,Sl3;
ic.D 81 IN, E /. 900 Morri. ay .5tiOSSS
.;MiGnasl + Fisiiolo % c?ng,.,ts ,rig3oo
ally. l. Cas- Casario ssstf i,stS i,sttS' s,'. Sep 800
/ LOT 1909 and part li52. map Waken,.d
rs 10 Bronx Boulevard f6x ,t6N
.5y 2 lojx v Zoe s--wm G Shiede 10
,ioJ,5; SEPT :;; atty chas shisie. AZ
,SSrrtPenIeF '.''n.,..... 49,, 81
James Filomio to Cath Vstere. :3i0 Bel
mont av; mtge. $500; Sept 49, atty A
ClanchotN. la2 NoRery ~. =. 81 90
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-27
Saint Nibsei.

T2ittsu 5tuii6en 2cuI uno 8ers
tun liegt on einem S=f0rmigsn 9;s
gen Der Maas bic UIiIitirtaot Sairt
Mifisl. iibsrrogt bon Dem felt geraus
mer 3eit DON DsE beuti6en 5ruppen
eroberten .gamp oes RomGius". nobl
Dem itdrtiten Sperrfort Der ii6 mi
Sale Der Waos entIang siebenosa
fran30iiiden 6situngststts. 9reii
FRONT Der our4 tinitIihe 8autsr
fdiffbor gematte Strom Onbin. iiber
ben ii4 bic 9ogeH elmer aIten tel
nernen Bride %fpnnnsH. ess 8erbins
o~ungsgIisbss Der BON Often, a;iO aus
Der Gessnb bon Mss, iiber oas Or
birge tommsnbsn Strabs nit Der
groBen, peItpdrts ourh ben iIpIihsn
Qusldufer Der Nrgonnen biniibsr in
oos 5aI Der Nisne fiibrenOen Gbauis
fee.
Saint Wibiel III elm tleines Sn.
ouitrieitdot6en pen taum 10000 Gin.
tpobnern nit Stidereien uno Qeins
pnnolpebsreien. 0oh oas biirQerlitt
2eben in ben pcn alien aIofterbars
ten uno priontbiuIern aus Der 9lii
te3eit oes gotiihen StiIeS umrabms
ten StraBeu berihpiuoet polIitdnoi1
unter Dem Sreiben Der bier in Gar
niion liegsnoen SoIoaten. Oben nui
ben tablsn. fiioIi4 Der St1ot asles
9enen !90ben. bic man ourG Die Dor
itaot BON Nnn5ig errsid.. rogen
orobeno i6fpere 9efeitigunqen uno
o~erteioigen Saint Wi6iel nit ieiaem
pidtigen llebergnng iiber bic Maas.
Shon Mons 2eqionen Iollen bier
peridan5te Eager bsjogen bdben. 0as
Der ftammt uu6 Der Home sgamp
BEG Romoins".
Sn neusrer 3eit fpielt Der gIdb
BEL Der @erteioigung Der fron36fiaer
Oltgreu5e cine groBe RoIle. Rur
flint giIometer untsrbnIb bon Saint
Wlibiel miinoet ia Der bic .Gotes
Q~orraines" tief ourdi6neioenbe eng.
poB BON Spooa in bos 5ol Der
Maas. Sier Iiegt oos isBt gum
ShDeigen eebrahte Spsrrfort 0es
Parohes, bod ou6 Die peittraaens
ben. bds 3ol beberri9enben 9efdiibe
bss R0merldaers fpllen ben Musqanc
bes Gngpoifes f6iiben. Iur se6n
8iIometer iinb es iiber bos 8ebirae
Biz in bic 0itlih qeleqens G6ene bon
Woepre, 3ebn SiIometer, bon benen
Die beutIteu 9ruppen ieben SUIT
brett unter f6rpsrsn 8Gmpfen Der
5ran8oien abtroken mubten. Surt6
feline oroben SaTernsn uno militdri.
fden gorrotsbduTer erIheint Saint
MibieI pisl groBer. aIs es in 0irts
Iihteit in. Gin bebeutenoer Soren
permitted ben S6iffsperte6r ouf Der
Mons, bic sbsnfoIfs miIitdrifhen
3peden oienIt6or gemadt 1T.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-27
Gin ErIebnis des Gen. Y. Befeler.

4m 3%peiten MobiImahung3tage
itono Genern! bon geieler, Der a Ia
irIite Ser @aroepioniere ite1t, in 7frie,
csnsuniform aut Dem 8lhnlts.1 in
drantfurt q. 9, ols gerdoe auf Aem
God6orbabnlteig Der SdneIl3uq rad
9reslau einlief. Natirlih Nor fies
itr poll ppn Gffi3ieren, ole II, gu
itren gruppenteilen begaben. Cine
&ruppe Oerielbsn puroe auf BEN al
tereu Offi3ier in Der unqetpo5rten
Uniform, 0elItn 9ruIt audi ods 81
ierne Srel5 ifmiidte, aufmerf'am.
Dian purOe iid nift oarii6er einig,
st tpeldem S~ruppeuteit er q:bore.
lille moglifen @srmutungen sputoen
aafqeitslIt. GhIieBlih purbe man
at%Qlp0bniid. @ieIlei6t lit es ogor
etn Spiou!
Gdlisblih ia9te Ser Sunait: Ser
%trren; sd mug piIIen, tuer oaS
IL. ST es Elm Spion. Damn babe
III einen guten Sang gemaht. Y,enn
nI6t, 10 miro Ser 6err es mir Der
seiben!" Sprah's uno gina :ibet ole
Oeleiie biniiber. 100 sr ijh in itroms
rler 6dItunq oem @errn pori.sttte.
,ieber oie eruiteu 3iqe ots 0en:yaIs
fuIdte bel Ser Nntprrt ein 2d4tfn
Ett5 Der iunge Cifi3icr pieo>r 3u
rer @ruppe trat. metoett er ettpas
~t!einlaut: a@euerat n Ia Iuit, Der
3aroepiouiere". 9ieI!e;ht e%rinuert
'lt Ger iun9e 6trr. rpenn er suidts
liz ieBt cine nit Qb5iIoun9eu D'lies
hene 3eitunq nit oem 8iloe oes
5ie9er5 BON Gntpetpeu in Die 0ano
tFtommt, ate'es tletuen GrIebniFts.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-27

erteilsn. nntirIi3 nur inIopeit, ols
Die Sclbgenoormen nidt onpere Ses
fetle p9n .Dbern &ommanooItelen
bobeu.
Sm Gelo3uge l870-71 baben lid
bic 6eip9etOaenen ouBerproentsih
be d, It; lbre :.eiltungen poreu ees
raccSa m~uiter9iltig. Morooeure,
Co., dfjtenbummier, ons ganae Sc
iinYc,. Dos ii4 i'm Gefolge elmer
iiee,, 1&:A Mrmre befiloet. bnben Ell
men la.,loin 3eipett Dor ben 5elrs
genoormen 9ebob. unb iinO linen in
grobsm 8csen aus benz Wege ges
9angen.
Vie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. erfreus
en- ii9 ia in neittlten &rsiien auBerors
oentli6er Ndture uno gnertennung
pegsn ibrer Si4tigteit unb Pfli6ts
trsue. au6 in 6einoeslano boaen
iie ii9 ols 6elpgenOarmen belpdbrt.
unb iperoen iid nobrideinli6 oI6
in biefem 5elbsu9e pieoer outs be-
tie bendbren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-27

0uhpot1 puhuiuhyt ~vuISn~ uip
Geniterrabmenfabrii.
La Crosse. Wis.
8weis @efhdfte:
RiHneiota !: Ruibforo, BRETON, Sortne
8allep, @rnno Meaoom, 8ropnsoale
Satlano, gilbert Hen. Nloen. gSeus,
Winneipta Safe, Cation, 9eloonn,
8inuebosp gitp. Sairmont, Sberburn.
Sadion. Hafefelo, 5uloa. goseripn.
Yipeitone.
5afota: Tlnnoreau, 9eG 8apibs, goIman,
Mabtipn, &owaro, Sioun, 6orefburs.
Nponlodet.
Hebrasta: Rprtb Beno.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-27

0eruerrebt's. Settler tan
Ger &udeHtgr sun. 6rGuieIn res
4duiee, Gle du3 A~0ul9ero iieqt); .At.
Srduletn. t1eHttu sic MIR ood Dttz
=, eiu SiJaGeu Srdien."
6rauleua. .SIe ltp0 aber ltbr an
ipruGsuclt. i5etey 4tann. aneere
settler l0o daa MT enen sud
STpt ST. ,i,Qtu.
&el..ty. .,a. audoj0es 6raulein.
III ra.e IN 0sr unst3eno l&oa 70
vel pen S9,tg Hoqtant ruameH 9os
ttn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-27

Nerpldppsrt. Sp9n:
,Wlutti, nie gult Oh Ydti ei9entlih
ttnnen gelernt!"
Wtutter: ,4ls er MID dIs ti;6tls
Ger S6nimmer pCm Grtrinten ;ets
ttte."
Sotn: ,W1run mill 8ati mir
run ourt9ous ntcgt oas Sqnimmens
'ernen %erl0uoer!
glenn 5nei oas n.
,.9u bolt p,pglid 0eln 9ien Itmdopen
entlansn! "a nlidlIeli le Ood TN
ntsr pCiuen Gngtt!
,I,Jd, dber mem Wasn nannte lle
itjt e.ni8er 3clt nuA TO-"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-27

&aun na8 erite Steel nitt brett
aRuiiiert .psr0en. 10 Miro rom 9ats
i(rieflhrer Elm QiIfs3iel t%ommdnoiert.
Cie &ittinjtrumeFte. beren Id Der
Hatterjefuhrer p:oieut, liuo IN Der
0auptlate ooppelts Wtnte.ntBinitrus
msnte. gu meIAem 3Ipsd pieIfad) elm
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT bsnuBs miro.
Bon einem srb0bten Stdnopunits aus
roer in Der yldbe leintr 9d.tsris miBt
rer 9dtterisfubrer BON bier aGs Den
g8in.sl spilhen Dem 3iel uno Der
8attsris uno iommanoiert oisiiT Der
9attsrit; oarauf psrosn bic panoras
mafsrnrobts ON 9sidiB auf ben
SuppItmentlpinte. eingeitsllt. Rihten
ole Ri6ttanoniers nit oislsr GinItsIs
lung auf ben 9ottsrisfubsr, 10 esben
tie Shublinien in Der Rihtuns Bat
terie-3iel. b. b. ie seben in Rt6tung
ouf nas 3tei. uno Sfpdr nur UNI 10
mel an bisism oorbei, ais iit Der
Gattsriefiibrer ieitlih aus Der Bate
lie sntfsrnt bat. 0draufhin ptroen
Die 3ittpintti UNI Elm entiprt-
nenoes Wiab %aeGnGeIt. Nn BEN Ssia
nen Rittinitrun.;n. 1T Del 9oderies
iiibrer imltorae, auh ben Gelduoes
Gintel su meiIen un0 oieien auf bic
Sattrrie au nbtrtrasen. Sn biz
9iih.an9 por9enommsn. 70 nimn't ild)
itoes @eidiB sin @iIis3iet. am teitsr
Elm riid,odrti9es. "a biertei Ejtt
(oraui ~9eredluet 81 psroer braut9t.
oaB e3 perosdt piro. iujrb isi.llH
| rrroei9ei@onen Ell. 50 tommauojert oe,
&aiterrjubrer, Ser nit leiHem Gjpt.
iaiiruuHeut ZEN 0Gab otooanist bat,
4. y. n0a9 Suttie @eiGuB 70
mebr!" Ter &iatIaHcuier teat 0as
@GnordUaitrurobr 20 mebr Elm una
rio9tet iUleosg oat itiR &iIissitI. 100
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1914-06-18
F. A. LINNEY,
AT LAW

BOONE, N. c.
Will practice in the courts OF
the 18th Judicial District in all
matters of q civil nature. r
i-11-1911.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1914-06-18

After alingering illness ofheart.
dropsy, ats:30 o'clock on Friday
morning, May 22nd, when the
world was still and only q mum.
Der of relatives surrounded the
bedside, "A Band Of Angels beck
oued Mr.. G. W. Coffey to abrigh.
ter home above. He had been i'll
for three months. He was born
in Caldwell county, North Carroll
ma, in the year 1854 and died
May 22nd, 1914, aged SO years
6 months and II days.
He later moved to Watauga
county, on Lance's Greek, near
Shulls Mills. The family resided
there until they came to the state
OF Washington. He lived here
until death called MIN home.
Mr.. Coffey was united in marri.
age to Miss Sarah Jane Icenhour
in the year 1874, to them were
eight children OF whom seven are
living.
The funeral services were held
in the First Baptist church OF
Okanogan, Washington. They
were conducted by Rev. C. M.
Mikel, of Brewster, Washington,
formerly Of Watauga county,
North Carolina, they were wella
tended by hisloving relatives and
friends. He had filed a great
mission here on earth and no
doubt there was rejoicing in heav.
en- when the spirit swept through
those Pearly Gatesinto that city
love.
Great sympathy is felt for the
ones who are left to mourn the
departure OF that dear husband
and father, but one sweet conso
lation is, that they may find com
fort in the thoughts that he il
safe forever more.
ETHEL MARY ROBBINS
Omack, Washington.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1914-06-18

On tn 1th inst the South Amer
lean mediators decided that they
would wait no longer for an ans
werfrom Carranza, presiden of the
constitutionalists, as to the terms
on which he would take part in
the mediation proceedings. AS it
was generally understood that
Carranza would not be allowed q
hearing unless he should agree to
an armistice and a suspension OF
hostilities against the Huertistas,
and as he has repeatedly declared
that he would not agree to these
terms, no other end has been ex.
pected for some days. The deter.
mination of the mediators to
have Huerta name his successor
was rejected by the United States
as a practical recognition of HUI
erta as president de facto OF the
Mexican nation, a thing the pres
ident has always refused to do.
AS any settlement OF the situa-
tion which does not include Car.
ranza's faction would amount to
nothing, it is supposed that the
latter will continue his triumph
ant march to the city of Mexico.
Well, if he does, it is far better
than having - send our own
men there to do the fighting
which he and his right hand, Vii.
la, are doing SO acceptably.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1914-06-18
France gave Former President
Roosevelt the white permit which

france gave FOrmer freSldent
Roosevelt the white permit which
is given only to visiting rulers,
ex-rulers and members OF royal
families for his passage through
that country on his wayto Spain.
He was dined and shown much
attention.
The new railroad now building
from North Wilkesboro has given
assurances that if the governor
will give the use OF fifty convicts
the road will be completed to
within a short distance OF Cooks
Gap within six months. A peti.
tion numerously signed has been
sent from Boone for thatpurpose.
Authority has been granted the
insurance companies concerned
to raise the Empress OF Ireland
in the st. Lawrence river. The
Storstad which rammed her has
been held for damages inflicted,
but her owners claim she was not
at fault, and have givenbond for
the release OF the ship. 1t is also
claimed now that the boats OF
the Storstad saved over 400 OF
the wrecked passengers.
There will be a meeting at
Washington, D. c. June 18th OF
the governors, U. s. senator's,
congressman of the six Appalach.
ian States with Secretary Joseph.
us Daniels, Fairfax Harrison,
president of the Southern Rail.
way, and Others in the interest
of the setting aside of the wood.
ed lands in the Southern Appala.
chan mountains, for pleasure,
health and recreation parks.
President Wilson in an address
to the graduates of the U. s. ma.
val academy at Annapolis, June
5th. expressed the prayer that
the boys now at Vera Cruz will
not have to fight any more. He
claimed that these naval men ha6
created a good impression on the
Mexicans who before their rcomine
had despised and hated Ameri-
cans. Also, that the idea OF Amer
lea is to serve humanity, and that
we went to Mexico not on an er
rand ofconquestbuto an errand
of service. ::, .r
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1914-06-18
KEEP Bowel MOVEMENT REGU.

KEEP Bowel MOVEMENT REGU-
LAR.
DR.. Kings New Life Pills keep
stomache, liver and kidneys in
healthy condition. Rid the body
of poisons and waste. Improve
your complexion by flushing the
liver and kidneys. "lgotmo re-
lief from one box of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills than any medicine
l ever tried" says G. E. Hatfield,
of Chicago, Ill 25c., atyour Drug
gist.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1914-06-18
AN OUNCE

Of medicine from brand stock drugs just opened In Blowing
Rock complete satisfaction all absolutely fresh
crucbs chemists People sick
Blowing remede
OF PREVENTION
all alades catching and then curing them
Keep we'll therefore, soda fountau
which all the fetching delicious dispensed
MORPHEUS DRUG STORE
candy bring happiness
and bushe and
and around the neck from best girl provided she not
too large box Of writing paper
..a is WORTH POUND
ohappiness anyone will from min her"
time enough and write frequently the proposal"
the fatal instance used according direction.
Our useful fancy Articles be surpassed Our standard
drugs With Blowing Rock Breezes better than tons
ag$ FCURE ELSEW HERE
bring health which sbd All cheap cash. and questions
tksd 1t Morphsw's New Blowing Rock Drug Store
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1914-06-18
CHILD Cross? FEvERlsH? SICK?

CHILD Cross? FEvERIsH? Sick?
A cross, peevish,. listless child,
with coated tongue, pale, doesn't t
sleep; eats sometimes very little,
then again rayenously; stomache
sour; breath etid; pains in stom-
ache, with diarrhea; grinds teeth
while asleep, and starts up with
terror-all suggest a Worm Kill.
l6r something thatexpels worms
and almost every child has them
Kickapoo Worm Killerisneeded
CT o box to-day. Start at once,
Y0u won't haye.tocoa as Kick.
b80 Worm Killerisacandy con.
tticn. Expels the worms, the
tnee Of your child's trouble. 25c
youE druggist.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1914-06-18
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G AS or "a

Mr.. A. ]. Harpe, owner Of "Nev
er Fail Farm near Pineview,
informs the Express thattobacco
plants have been put out on 800
of the 400 acres of which he will
have in cultivation thisyear. The
plants were kept alive by water
being put on them. Stanford Ex-
press.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1914-06-18
INDIGESTION? CAN'T EAT? No
- APPETITE?

A treatment of Electric Bitters
increases your appetite, stops in
digestion, you can eateyerything
A real spring tonic for liver for
kidney and stomach troubles.
Cleanses your whole system and
you feel fine. Electric BItters did
more for Mr.. 4. d. PEBBLE stom-
ach troubles than any medicine
he ever tried. Get bottle today
SOC and $1.OO at your druggist.
Bucklen's Arniea Salve for Ec.
Zema. ..f
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1914-06-18

vUOuS WV 0osvoyssS sveWOs
Congress is still grumbling and
the Schoolmaster is still holding
the rod over them. They may
adjourn when they do what they
we're elected to do, and notbefore.
J. N. Camden was named by
the governor of Kentucky to fill
the vacancy caused in the U. s.
Senate by, the death of the late
Senator Bradley.
The Jefferson Recorder states
that a new depot hasibeen estab-
lished on the Virginia. Carolina
railway at Green Cove, Va, and
was ready on June 1st to handle
freight. "
Winston.Salem is to have q new
depot, and many of the high off.
cials of the Southern railway at
tended q meeting there for the
purpose OF considering location,
plans etc.
Isaac Edward Emerson of Bal
timop, gave the University OF
N. c. $25, 900 recently for a stad
ium. 1t was gladly accepted by
the trustees on the 2nd inst.
Thejustfreight rate association
will be reorganized and continue
aggitation for the reduction OF
freightrates in this State.
Fairfax Harrison, president OF
the Southern Ry., says the crop
outlook all along the lines of his
railroad, which covers mostof the
South, is, splendid.
The magnificent bronze monu.
ment to the Confederacy by Sir
Moses Ezekiel was unveiled in Ar
lington cemetery, near Washing.
ton June 4th. Arlington was
Gen. Lees old home. President
Wilson was the principal speoker.
This monument was suggested
BY President Mckinley, author
lied by Congress and the corner
stone was 7laid by President
Roosevelt.
The Vale ,Crucis and Blowing
Rock Turnpike company, capital
$4,000: fwith amounts tsubscribed
$500.) was incorporated June 4.
1t will maintain a turnpike be.
tween Vale Crucis and Blowing
Rock. E. l. Lawrence and other
were the incorporators.
There was a general row in the
Third Congress district at Colds
boro on the 3rd, during which
noses were broken and blackeyes
gievn. The sheriff and chief O
police made arrests. George E
Hood was nominated, defeating
Congressman Thomas who ha.
; appealed to the State Committee
Claiming irregularities.
! Sir Wilcocks of Assouan dan
:, fame, and now engaged in TIN
flood control OF the 'Tigris- -Euphrs
tes rivers, has been engaged b.
the Q. s. government as a con
sulting engineer in Tits reclama
tion projects. He has alread,
, gone on a touer of inspection Q
the same. He will, doubtless
have something to say as to tn
food control of the Mississippi