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RGsGila
del sstado social. sconomlco . Industrial de Ia IsIa
de Puerto Rico, al teHaI possession de ella
los Estados Unldos.
POR Ell Dr.. CAYETANO COLL Y TOSTE.
Secretari0 Civiz.

VIII.
Nueatro tabaco ca de tan buena oalidad CO.
mo el de Ia leila de Cuha. y ell mejor mercado
de n%uestras capas y tripas superiores era Ia Ha'
bana. Los agricultores cubanos, teniendo 50
competencia en- gu propia plaza, han obtenido
de gu gobierno cerrar 81 mercado para Ia impor
taci6n de nuestra nicooiana hoja, produoiendo
graves psrjuicios 4 %nuestros plantadores. En-
Ell pats hay Ia industria de la elaboration del ia
baoo torcido, en- picadurs, en- rape, cigarTillos
y cigarros. Reoientemente se han montado Al
gunas fAbricas de importancia, y 81 81 Gobierno
MetropoIftioo proteje esta industria, en- no le-
jano dia le hara formidable completeness & la
hsbanera, = sera una negotiable fuente de ri
quezs.
Nuestro tabaoo ca planta indfgena por ser
oriundo de las ~antiIlas y seDo msjicano y hasta
81 mismo vocablo es indo antilIano, LIZ hoja
la llamsban los indios de Puerto Rico <oojiba,
, & una especie de pipa y al mismo cigarro,
compuesto de la hoja nal torcida.. la llamaban
<tobsoo.. Los indios haofan .muoho uso de Ia
aromatics hoja, hasta para fnes medicins'es:
el goblerno combstio ell vioio de famar. Hay
dos bulas de los Papas exoomulgando al que
10 use. Hsv una Rea, Cedula de 1908 prohi-
biendo terminantemente que Ga %oultive en- Pto-
Rico En- 1884 re empezo 4 eembrar 81 tabaco
d. nuevo en- Ia isla. Tambien 81 cacao. La
Estsh1stica lie la is!a, en- ITO consigna 83,651
arrob's de tabaoo, y 81 informe del Gonernador
" Asoy'Ay' Gu A''o' aEfoJa soAaMeH'e EQUIV d.
rrobas de tabAco.
LIS siembra dol tabaco que SO empez6 4 de
sarrollsr en- 1885 hasta embarcarse para fuera
de la isls. luego deoay6 50 cnltivo hasta impor-
tarse grandes cantidades de las oolonias veci-
mas; : & pesar del Impulse que en- la 6pooa del
Intendepte Ramirez SO did & Ia plantation de
los tsbaoales, continue esta hojs importandose
en- eli pats, y IN oomerciante de Ia Capital, en-
uso de la graoia que s. M lie habfa concedido,
INTRODUCE, adn q principles de este sig'o 20. 900
q%ointales con IN pago de 1915 dederechos rea
les.
ESTADISTICA.
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La 6GDre anarilla..

La comiel6n nombrada por ell Gobierno de
los Estados Unidos, para el estudio de la 6ebre
amarillo, despues de dos a6os de prolijas , ga
bias observaoiones ACADIA de rendir 90 informe,
ell caal 1e conoreta en- los nueve puntos siguien'
tes:
Primero Ell micro organismo deaoubierto
por ell professor Giuseppe Sanarelli, de la Uni
vereidad de Boloia (Italia), denominado por 81
ebacillus icteroides,, es la oausa de la febre
amarillo.
segundo-La febre amarillo es natural
mente infeooiosa para ciertos animales, y ell
grado de infecc,on varfa segdn las especies. En-
aigunos roedores la infection local es muy "a
pids, seguida por envenenamiento de la ssngre;
este no sc observa en- los psrros nj en- los cone
JOS, pero 81 en- los monos, 10 mismo que en- ell
hombre.
Tercero-La infection &c verifoa por las
Was respiratorias y la primaria oo!onizaclon de
elias produce las primeras manifestations de
la enfermedad
Cuarto-En muchos oasos. y probablemen'
to en- la mayor{a de ellos, Ia infection prima
ria, 8 sea Ia prlmera colonization de los pull
monfs es seguida por una infection seoundaris,
este es, por una secundaria colonization del
organismo en- Ia sangre del paciente Esta se.
cundaria infection puede oompi1carse con Ell
psso de otros organismos s Ia ssngre, 6 sino
esta complication puede producirse en- las 1lti.
mas "a horas de vida.
10y PauoO0 4UO opoy0 Ia eOO
ria avsnzada por Ell professor Sanarelli de que
esta enfermedad es primariamente una ssptise.
mia, por cuanto ocurren casos en- que ell baoi
llus icteroides no &c encuentra nj en- la sangre
nj en- los 6rganos en- que debfa haberse deposit
tado.
Sexto--No existe relaci6n de causa entire
ell bacillus *, de Sternburg y esta enferme.
dad ltamente infecciosa FL bacillus <X, sue.
le hallarse con frscuencis en- ell oonteniio in.
festival de los animales y del hombre, lo mis-.
mo que en- la o1ina = en- la secretion bron-
quail.
S6ptimo-Hasta donde la comisi6n ha 20.
dido averiguarlo, eli bacillus icteroides no es
ha en- atrado en- otros cadaveres que en- los de
los paoientes de fiebre amarilta. Cualquiera que
sea la semeia ANA entire este y otros micro -orga
nismos, 81 bacillus ioteroides esta oaracterizado
por rasgos propios 6 insqafvocos.
Octavo-E, bacillus icteroides es muy sus.
ceptible s las infuencias %nocivas 4 la villa
braoterial. y sc le DONNA con segaridad Dor
ei proceso de dssinfeccion qufmica 6 mccain
ca.
Noveno-El bacillus icteroides invita- una
toxlna de Ia mas marcada potenoia, y existen
razonab'es posibiiidades de obtener IN anti sue.
TO mas potente que ell del doctor Sanarelli.
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gulda al OoctOr -. EDUARDO CasalduC pOr no.
mioidio.
Ante numerosfsimo pdblico comenz6 la
vista de la Csusa q las nueve y media de la
mai ans Formaban ell Tribunal: Presidente
D. Julio M. Padilla, magistrates D. Salvador
Fulladosa y Senior Nieto. Sostiene la aca-
sacion fiscal D. Jesus M. Rosy, La defens,
estA q cargo del jurisoonsulto D. Rafael Lopez
Landr6n.
En- el momento de entrar ell prooesado Sc
inicia I'm tumulto en- la ~antesala motivado por
oreerse ell pdblioo que Ell procesado iba & ser
oonduoido entire cuatro guardias armados de
fusiles. ouando estos 10 hacian con ell amino de
abrir paso entire la multitud que ocupaba la
puerta dol salon.
FL processdo sc preesnta ante la Sala con
aspecto tranqui|o, y serene y en- ese mismo es-
tado contesta 4 las preguutas que lie haoe la
Presidsncia Ell Sefor Fiscal le interroea &
fin de que relate los sucesos aoaeoidos con ell
interfecto D. Federico Acevedo Comienza ell
Doctor Casslduc por relatar ell oomienzo de los
disgustos con Acevedo y que partieron desde
su nombramiento de A!oalds de Aguadilla y
de una oonsulta que Sc le hizo por 81 CAPTAIN
del D~epartamento sobre una meci6n que pre-.
aentsban algunos Se1ores de la Mocs, sobre
cargos que hacisn q Aoevedo sobre un desfaloo
de 8 6 10. 900 pesos de cuando fu6 dc positario.
Que despues en- una session del Ayuntamiento
rue preeenLaOa una mOClOn pOr 81 COnCe1al A.
oev sdo en- la que Sc lie deolarabs inoapacitadc para
ejercer 81 cargo de Alcalde por no ser eleotor
y percibir dos sueldos uno como Aloalde y otro
como Medico titular, que este did lugar 1 q. al
dia siguiente encontrandose en- el esoritorio del
Se6or Amell y al preguntarle porqu6 motives
habfs presentado dicha mooi6n al Sshor A
cevedo, oontestase 81 con una Erase injuriosa
para ell Acevedo, 10 que did lugar & que este
le mAndase los p~adrinos, que intervinieron va.
rias personals terminando la question por medic
de un acta. Que despu6s continuo siempre A,
cevedo provooandole en- cafes y paseos y 81
siempre' sufriendo y evitsndo un eompromiso,
hasta que la noohe del 20 de Mayo en- que
tepiendo que salir de So casa para ir YER I'm
enfermo se encontr6 en- ell frente de 81 casa con
Acevedo, 81 cual lie did un palo y Sc abslanz6
sobre 81 derribAndole en- TERRA y sugetaniole
por 81 ouello, que 50 Sefora del balloon que vic
este, did gritos pidiendo auxilio & los que acu-
dieron va1iss personals y Ia pollcfa. que 10 en-
trsron en- su casa donde al cabo de I'm ratio &c
repuso de los commissioners sufridss y como al
ouarto de bora determine acudir 4 Ia vista
m6dioa spesar de las %supIioss de en- espoaa y
amigos que no querfan saliese, que al salir lie
d,jeron llevsse el revolver por 81 algo lie suce-
dia, que - 10 q Ia Gale en- ouyos momentos
Pasabs D. Federico Acevedo & osballo On com
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americana en- campana,
(Ds Gel I%mparcial> de Mayaguez.)

<El SAbado en- Ia noche s ESQ de las ocho
regresaba para San German una pareja de SOL
dados smericanos de caballerfa y uno de eHos,
segun nos dicen, iba hacienda estaoion en- Guam
tas pulperfas y ventorrillos epcontrabs 81 psso
y como es l6gico 81 alcohol produjo 81 efecto-
bajo ests Influenza ocurfiosele cojer 81 rife
que portaba = hsoer disparos contra los tran
seuntes hiriendo g~ravemeDte & Aniceto Torres,
vendedor ambulante, ell cual ha sucumbido; ma
to dos cabaIlos dc dos coches; estuvo hacienda
disparos contra vsrias cssas entire elias 10 de
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~. Para evitar disgustos recordamos que
no publicamos snurcios nj comunicados de la
Capital y de la isla, sin pago por adelantado.
Los comunioados manuscritos sc cuentan q ooho
palabras Ia Inca. Sc archivan los originates
que no Ilegan con 81 imp0rte, 6O-34
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Los signieptes ofciales, ~designados por
ell goberoador Militar de Puerto Rico, quedar
nombrados pagadores del Censo do Puerto Ri
90, y como tales seran respetados:
Comsndante Charles L. Davis, IL Q de In.
fantelfa. Departamento del Censo de Baya-
mon.
Captain A. G Maoomb, 5 Q de Caballerfa,
Depsrtsmento del Censo de Arecibo
Teniente s. G CLiles, IL @ de Infanterfa.
Departments del Censo de Aguadii'a.
Captain P. M Travis. IL Q de Iufanterfs.
Departamento del Censo de Maysguez
Comandsnte F. w Manifold, IL Q de In
~fanterfa. D%epartamento del Censo d. Ponce
Captain F. w. Foster, s > de Caballerfa.
Depart mento del Censo de auaysma.
Captain Eben Swift, S > de Cabsllerfa.
Departamento de Censo de Homaoao.
II Los ofoisles psgsdores sstisfar&n Ia
remuneration del Director Auxiliar, Inspecto'
res, Enumeradores, Escribientes y demas en-
pleados del Censo; ell alquiler de las ofcinas;
los recibos de trsnsportes y de telegramas; los
gastos de viaje de ofciaIes y empleados. segan
10 estableoido por ell Secretsrio de la Guerra, y
tor del Censo, de acuerdo con los parrafos XVII
y XIX de la Ordsn del Presidente para la for
maoion del Censo de Puerto Rico.
Ill Al %efeotuar desembolsos y formular
sus cuentas, los oioiales psgadores sc reglran
Por las reglas 8 iDstrucoiones ap icables q las
rentas de Puerto Roo, dictadss por ell Presi.
dente: Dependencies: One las cuentas de gas
tos originados por ell Censo de Puerto Rico, sc
levaran por separadc 8 independ,entemente de
todas las demas cuentas, rindiendose en- esta
forma al Departamento de la Guerra.
w Los o6cisles pagadores Sc estaciona-
rAn en- las principles oiudadss de sus respeoti.
vos d~epartameutos de oenso, y sc pondran sin
demora en- comunioaoion con los inapectores de
Censo, & qaienes facilitarAn los iDformes que
fueren necesarios para la preparation de sus
oomprobantes y modo de llevar su contabili.
dad, & fin de activar la liquidation de todas las
deudas.
ELIHU ROOT,
(Firmado) Secretatio de la Guerra
Por mandate del Brigadier General Davis:
G. H. HELY,
Comsndante; In-peotor General,
Ej5rcito de los L. U.
Ayudante General en- ejeroicio.
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VINO ESPECIAL MOSCATEl

De la r~enombrada maros sc. Thniiler, del
Puerto de Santa Maria.
So recomienda por ser puro de iva.
Quien 10 pruebe una veg no oonsumir& de
otfa msrca.
Detsllan aprecios m6dicos por caias de
doce botellas sus unicos receptores en- Ia Isls.
N. Lomba q Ca.
n-0-5-4
-. Aunque los fuertes agusceros de Ia
Ultima semana, han destruido muohos semille.
res de tsbaoo en- Csyey, hay muohs animaci6n
por esta siembra en- aquelia jurisdicci6n.
. Pasajeros llegados s Ponce prooeden.
ties de Ssnto Domingo, informsn que Ell Aquiza
blanca, ha sido reduoido a prisi6n en- aquella
Capital.
: FL propietario de Tos Ats, don Pc.
dro Pere. Gutierres, hs pedido condonsoi6n de
contrlbuoione del actual ~ejercioio J do dos ados
sucesivos.
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Not icias.
D R. JOSE SANJUR RI 0
DENTISTA AMERICANA
36=S FR NCTSCO-2e

Precios sumamente m6dioos.
Ell DR.. Sanjurj . ha ganado dos premio s:
uno por las mejores o~peraciones en- la bo-
ca y tro por las mejores cajas de dentes.
segun certificado que posee.
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T2rnof2e de todas classes 30 hacen en- ID tipo-
's'eOssS gra6a La Correspondence. Al
ooutsdo extricto , pero precios m6dieos.
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Juiicii0 Oral

Celebrate ante la Corte de Justioia de
Arecibo ell dia l6 del actual en- la oausa Sc
guida al Doctor D. Eduardo Casalduc por no.
mioidio.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-26
sCHAFFER- CARTER.
A Raleigh Girl Welded to an Officer Of
the German Army.

Dresden. Germany, Nov. 12.-(Special
Correspondence)-The wedding Of Miss
Frances Spencer Carter and Herr Ober-
Ieutenant Martin Wilhelm iSchaffer, was
solemnized Yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock at the American Church Of st.
John. The ceremony was performed ac-
cording to the rites Of the Episcopal
church by the rector, the Rev.
Taliaferro Caskey. The church was
deliberately decorated with palms and
chrysanthemnms, and the wedding,
which WIS conducted throughout after
the American fashion, was made bril-
liant affair by the bright uniforms of the
officers and the pretty gowns of the
bridesmaids. The groom, with his
brother. Assessor and Lieutenant ID. r.
Fritz Schaffer, LIST Augebot, 1st Infan-
try Brigade No. ~ Landwehr, adj
yanced from the vestry room to meet
the wedding party, which entered to the
Lohengrin March. Two little flower
girls came first, then followed the
groomsmen in uniform. two by two
The groomsmen were Herr Haupstman
Wendt No. 6S Artillery; Herr DR.
LapI, Surgeon in the Royal Prussian
Sanitary Corps; Herr Haupstman
Wachnitz. 9TH Infantry regiment Prince
George No. JOG; Herr Starke, 0bereut-
eisant and Regiment Adjutant 10Sth
Regiment Of the Sharpshooters: Herr
Assessor DIR. Okarstermayer Lieuten,
ant p. r. I'd Jaeger Battalion No. 13;
Herr Lieutenant Johannes Schaffcr. ID
Uhlan Regiment No. IS.
The bridesmaids came next in the fol
lowing order: Miss Eel Linda Schaffer,
the sister Of the groom. and Miss Min
ME Tucker, Of Raleigh. North Carolina;
Eel Elsa Sehaffer. Of Dresden. and
Miss Rose Conway. Of Chicago; Fee
Kaete Weinart and Miss Bessie Welsch,
Of Philadelphia.
The maid Of honor, the brides sister
Miss Laura Lindsay Carter. preceded
the bride. who came in with her sister
Mrs. Theodore Il. Davidson, of Ashe-
vile. North Carolina.
The brides dress was. of Duchess
satin with rose point lace, and was
trimmed with myrtle after the German
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NOTICE.

To the stockholders of the Durham
and Northern Railway Company:
A general meeting of the stockholders
of the Durham and Northern Railway
Company has been duly called and viii
be held ut the office OF the company
in Raleigh, n G., on Thursday, De
cember 18th, A. D., 1899, at / o'clock
p. m. The objects and purposes of said
meeting are as follows:
list. For the purpose of considering
the consolidation of the Durham ana
Northern Railway Company with The
Raleigh and Castor Railroad Company,
and also to consider and agree upon
the terms and conditions upon which
the consolidation with such The Raleigh
and Castor Railroad Company shall be
made.
2nd. And also TO consider the sale to
The Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad Com
pany of the property and franchises OF
the Durham and Northern Railway
Company, and the terms and conditions
of such sale
]. M. SHERWOOD,
Secretary.
November 9th, 1890
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-26
THE NEWS AND OBSERVER SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 6 1899

ing Mr.. Hunter D. Ellington and Miss
Ethel Holt.
The church had been beautifully de-
corated for the occasion by the friends
of the young people The flowers, ever
greens and wreaths were tastefully and
artistically arranged, making it a beauti
full scene indeed. When the hour had
come for the arrival of the bridal party
the church was crowded by the many
friends and relatives Of the contract
ing parties.
At $50 to the sweet strains Of Tann-
hauser, skilfully rendered by Miss Pearl
Robertson, Of Clayton, the bridal rsaTty
entered The uShers, Mcssrs. ]. n
W0odall. II. H. Brooks. S. r. Honey
emit and II. J. LasEiter, were followed
by the attendants in the following or
der:
Miss Ada Stevens and Mr.. Willis II.
Austin; Miss Margaret Etheredge and
MIR. Stephen s. Holt; Miss Lucille Filing
ton and Mr.. Willie ID. Hood; Miss Rosa
Richardson and Mr.. r. Milard NOVEL;;
Miss Lena Rose and Mr.. Ivan Whitley
who marched up opposite ;tisles and
crossed to their places in front OF the
altar.
linen pFecedeQ 'DY nIuIe hlllfeu ctl-
ders and Eric ellington bearing flowers
the groom leaning ON the arm of his
best man. Mr.. Allen X. Smith, and the
bride and her maid Of honor, Miss Flos-
sic Lee AbeM met ait the altar where
Rev J. w. Jenkins, of the Methodist
church, i'm Il beautiful and impressive
manner. spoke the words that united tine
lives and the fortunes Of Mr.. Hunter ID.
Ellington and Miss Ethel Holt.
After the solemn ceremony had been
performed the bridal party to the strains
of Lohengrin. left the church
The party accompanied by a large num-
her or1 their friends them repaired to the
hospitahle home of Mr.. and Mrs r. j.
Holt, where a reception was held and an
elegant wedding supper served. The
hours passed quickly away. enlivened by
beautiful music executed by the Italian
String Band of Washington City.
The many handsome presents received
attest the great popularity of the young
couple.
The bride is one OF Smithicld's most
charming young ladies an Is the only
daughter Of ex-Sherih and Mrs 70. j.
Holt Mr. Ellington. SON Of Sheriff Ell
hngton, is one 'of Smithieid's rising
young business men.
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AT her residence i'm Client, last Thurs
day evening. Mrs. Hugh NJ Murray CAV,
a euchre party Ill homer Of her gust,
Mrs. r. r. JeInigan, Of North Carolina.
THE first prizes were won Dy Miss Ethel
Hardy and Mr.. Frank Wilcox. and the
BOBBY prize by Mr.. James Payne.
Among those present woe Mrs f. l..
Sandoz. Misses Ef',el Hard, Ada +.
Murray. Fanny anI iIrlen Rogers
Emily Smith, Marguerite l:iam re-.
Ialcie Snrth aud Lirutenaut-Cnr
mander Stevens, y. s. T.. lFfin6 Wi,
cox. James Payne. !. Y T. Smith.
Hunter Rogers, Herman Smith, John
Pierce, Sewall smith, Nu~3j,l Land
mark.
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The following wedding invitation has
been received: Mr.. S. l. Gooch requests
year presence at the marriage of his
daughter Emma to MIR. Samuel Baker
Markley. Wednesday, November 18th,
1899. at half past eleven O'Clock, Meth
odist church. Oxford, y. G.
y The following invitations have been
sent to friends Of the young people CON
ccrued:
Mir and Mrs. Robert Henry Ledbct-
ter request the honor OF your presence
at The marriage Of their daughter
Frances Gresham, to Mr., Landon Cald-
well Jones. Wednesday morning, No
vomber the Goth, 1899. at half after ten
o'clock. Saint Johns church, Fayette-
vile. North Carolina.
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Scrofl1la, q Vile
Inheritance.

Scrofulais the most obstinate of blood
troubles, and is often the result of ar
inherited faint in the blood. S. s. S
is the only remedy which goes deei
enough to reach Scrofula; it forces oul
every trace of the disease, and cures
the worst cases.
My son, Charlie, was afflicted from infancy
with Scrnfnla and he suffered SO that it wa
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Mr.. Warren G. Elliott, president Of
THE Atlantic Coast Lime entertained a
number of the delegates to the railroad
convention Wednesday I'm delightful
manner. In the morning they boarded
a rug and enjoyed a run to Elizabeth
City, where am elaborate luncheon,
champagne taking u leading place in
the menu, was served. The party re-
turned to- the city late in the after
noon.-tN orfolk Virginian.
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impossible to dress him
for three years. His
head and body were a
mass OF sores, and his
eyesight also became
affected. No treatment
was spare d that we
thought would relieve
him, but he grew worse
until his condition was
indeed pitiable. l had.
almost despaired of his
ever being cured, when
by the advice Of a friend
we gave him S. S. S.
(Swift's Specifie). A de-
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! BEAUTIFUL MARRIAGE
0Smithfield Herald

Last might in the Methodist church at
this place one of the most beautiful mar
l'iages ever witnessed in Snithfield was
solemnized, the contracting PARTIES be-
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CAUGHT TWO possuMs.

a party of visiting yong ladies and
their friends were entertained in novel
and delightful manner Wednesday even
ing at the hospitable country home Of
Mr.. VIM. f. Taylor.
The party was driven out in hay
wagons, and on arriving singing, music
and dancing were the features of the
evening, the clog dancing OF Mr.. VIM.
Little and Mr. Ed. Sasser being espe-
cially complimented.
Refreshments followed, after which the
more enthusiastic repaired to the woods
to follow the deep baying Of the hounds
as they tiailed the festive 'possuln. Two
fine specimens We're bagged
The hosts were Mr.. Taylor, Mrs. Gill.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Il. Lindsay. and the
guests Misses Myers. of Philadelphia;
Bryan Eleanor Carr. Janet Stronach,
Geneva Crudup, EMMA Williams, Kate
and Mary benson, Ollie Haywood,
Mamie Cowper, Kathrine Fort. Patty
Mordccai and Mr.. and Mrs. Minnie Bag
ley
Messrs viii and Dalen Stronach, An
drew Syme, Walker Williams, Harrod
D6rtch, Henry and Ed. Mckee, VIM.
Graham, Marshall Haywood, Tom Den
son, Ed. VIM. and Ben Sasser, Burke,
Henry. Geo. and VIM. Little.
THE Lakewood Club of Fayetteville,
gave Il charming luncheon ON Weddings
day. Nov - A beautiful souvenir was
placed at each guests plate. The cha
p9Tones were: Mr.. ard Mrs. w. 1T.
Slocomb, Mrs John Gaduason and Mrs.
John D. Williams. The guests of honor
wire: Miss Cameron. Raleigh; Miss
Smith. Goldsboro. ard Miss McDairmid,
Manchester, n. @. The following were
those present:
Miss Pauline Cameron and Mr.. Geo.
A. Hanlon; Miss Daisy Smith and Mr..
a. S. NVightman; Miss Lillian Slocomb
and Mr. H. NJ Pemberton; Miss Kate
Broadfoot and Mr. j. C. MacRae, Jr.;
Miss Fam Williams and Mr.. A. j. Cook;
Miss Liza Williams and Mr., NJ. Mel.
Matthews; Miss Pearl Mcmillan and
Mr. John Hickson; Miss jamie Mcclellan
aud Mr. Emmett Pemberton; Miss jamie
McDairmid and Mr. Louis b. Hale;
Miss Alice Matthews and Mr.. john G.
Golham; Miss Lottie Thornton and Mr..
T.. W Overbaugh; Miss Bessie Mcneil
and Dir. ID. q. Mcl[ethan: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Slocomb; Mrs john GARRISON
Mr.. Il. L. Williams, and Mrs. john d.
Williams.
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cided improvement was the result. and after
he had taken a dozen bottles. no one who knew
of his former dreadful condition would have
recognized him, All the sores on his body
have healed, his skin is perfectly clear and
smooth, and he has been restored to perfect
health. MRS. S. S. MABRY,
$50 ELM ST., Macon, Ga.
For real blood troubles it is a waste
of time to expect cure from the doc
tors. Blood diseases are beyond Their
skill. Swift's Specific,