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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
3
The notice lists postal details for The Watauga Democrat, entered at Boone North Carolina Post Office as second class mail matter, and outlines subscription rates for one year six months and three months with advertising rates available on request.
Local items mention the Dougherty Bros. steam grist mill now operating and a dormitory project at the Training School progressing. Judge Council left for Hickory, Dr. R. C. Rhea visited town, and Rev Hardin will preach at Boone Episcopal Church. Also notes on weather, ailments, and Chamberlain's Pain Balm endorsements by Mrs. W H Leggett and others.
Dr. W. H. Wakefield of Charlotte will be at Coffey Hotel in Boone for one day on Wednesday July 19. He practices in Eye Ear Nose and Throat and fitting glasses, offering expert services for vision and related concerns.
Friday night the Watauga Lodge No 273 re elected its officers for the coming year and will install tomorrow. Joseph Aden of Rural Hall visits with an axle lubricator claim. Three women jailed for internal revenue violations, one with a baby. Beaver Dam resident disputes prior Boone County charges. Dr W A Rice of Figgida joins Dr J W Jones in practice after UNC Pharmacy and Medical training. Alfred W Dula and family in town. excursion planned from Lenoir to Charlotte July 22 tickets 1 75. Merchant Association elects officers I W Robbins I M Cook and R M Green. 24 merchants join. Lawyers from nearby counties are in town including Newland Jones Bower Wakefield Ballou Councill Park Bowie Linney and Harshaw. R K Harris Hickory marble work added to town cemetery monuments. slabs for several residents. Mission Rally at Three Forks Baptist church begins Friday before the 5th Sunday in July with noted speakers and an elaborate program. Monument fund progress encouraging with substantial sum already raised. S8 M Dogger in Boone laying permanent rents on Junaluska Turnpike. grading let by mile at court house July final preparations, August start, October finish. Rev J J L Sherwood preached Sunday and plans a four week visit to his elder brother in Missouri, who he hadn’t heard from in 57 years.
The text promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure for indigestion and stomach disorders. It suggests eating age appropriate food and taking the tablets to ward off old age, noting availability for sale by J. M. Moretz.
The advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a long standing remedy described as iron and quinine in a tasteless form. It promises no cure, no pay and highlights its enduring reputation over a quarter century.
In Vilas on June 22, Will W Holsclaw advertises a wide assortment of groceries including canned corn and peaches, meats, lards, plus new dress goods, hosiery, jeans, worsted suits, and men's parts. He also lists shoes for all ages, plow repairs, hardware, nails, bolts, trunks, and sale items. Call to visit for bargains.
Four verses claim the product makes hair grow stops shedding cures dandruff and restores gray hair color. The chorus is sung by millions. This ad like verse set markets Ayer's Hair Vigor as a comprehensive hair care remedy.
A gracious lawn party at Mrs. Alice M Coun cil's home raised 22 for an Episcopal church organ. The event featured lights, tables, sherbets, ice cream and cake, with festive atmosphere lasting into the night. The Training School visited the court with 115 teachers, praising Boone's institutions and future attendance as buildings near completion attract statewide interest. G R Hash of Fields Hash Mfg Co Va and local agent Jas C Harman handled large wool shipments, with Harman noting 6000 in goods and cash handled over the year. Dentist Tam now practices here offering bridge and crown work with a guarantee and high quality materials.
Old gentleman named Young, driving for Robbins and Robbins of Shals Mills, suffered a severe accident when the Watauga river bridge span broke on the load of corn. His team and load plunged about 15 feet. one of the mules fell on him, inflicting serious internal injuries. Hope for recovery remains uncertain.
IBUG invites readers to visit the Store of Bargains promising no begging to purchase, just come and see. If you have produce to sell bring it along, with a note to watch the space for possible needs not found elsewhere.
An advertisement promotes samples of goods including Voiles Crepes Worateds and Brilliantines with mail order availability. Calico and plaids offered at 5 and 6 cents per yard, plus an attractive line of ladies and misses trimmed hats.
An Ohio man describes a method to produce fifteen year old whiskey in fifteen minutes and advertises for sale gin se ng seeds at one dollar per hundred with mail order option. Interested parties may visit Shull's Mills North Carolina or have seeds mailed. stock is guaranteed.
A Florida man names C B Wainwright of Lemoy City recommends Chambers Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy taken in hot water for rapid relief from stomach pains colic and cholera morbus. He claims the remedy works instantly and suggests making it in water as hot as drinkable. For sale by J M Moretz.
A concise observation about ambition and humility, noting that greatness can diminish over time as individuals shrink from responsibility or ego changes. The reflection implies character shifts rather than external events or a named jurisdiction.
Alfred W. Dula announces eyewear and optical services in North Carolina. The ad notes moderate prices, stock availability, and custom lenses. It also mentions watches jewelry and silverware and eye care services for customers. The notice appears in the Watauga County Superior Court proceeding involving LY C Woodring with a court sale on July 8, 1905 to satisfy a judgment.
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