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iting her sister. Mrs Elias Wright. left
/ Ida
The dance given Thursday evening
at ChristeESans' by the Woodmen of
the World was a well attended and
successful affair.
A good crowd assembled last night
at Christensen's hall, it being one Of
the regular socials given by the Haly-
con Saturday Night club.
Mr.. VIII Anderson, who has been
/ abroad for a number of years past,
will spend the holidays with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Anderson.
9 q 9
Mr.. and Mrs. AdoIph Simon were the
honOred guests Thursday evening at a
dance at the Ladies' Literary club,
given by B. F. Piexotte lodge All, I. o.
B. B.
Colonel and Mrs. Holmes. Mrs.
Bransford, Miss Shoop and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Tarvin Harris occupied a box
at the performance OF ''Trilby'' Friday
evening.
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Among the important weddings of
the week was that of Miss Marian
Thelma Lichtenstein and Louis Edward
Boukofsky. The happy couple are now
in California.
The third recital OF the Flanders am
ateurs Will be given next Thursday
evening at the Ladies' Literary club.
An exceptionally fine programme of
fifteen numbers has been prepared.
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Notable among the weddings of the
week was that of Miss Anna TreziSe
and DR.. Walter Fraser, which took
place Wednesday evening at the brides
home, Rev. Ellis Bishop officiating.
The ladies of the LAFAYETTE Social
circle gave bazaar Thursday evening
at the home of the president, Miss Mil
Ter. The bazaar was a, decided success
Many friends were present, and all
spent very enjoyable evening.
A missionary farewell benefit viii be
given in the Third ward meeting house
Monday evening, Dec. II, in honor of
Elder o. H. HyIton. who leaves for the
southern states on the Goth. An excel
lent programme has been arranged for
the occasion.
DR.. and Mrs. T. G. Tiff were enter
tanned at dinner Thursday evening by
Major and Mrs. T. A. Grant Later in
the evening a number of DR., lifts in
innate friends called and presented
him, as a farewell gift, with q writing
portfolio, mounted in silver and in
Scribed with the donors monogram.
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Among the weeks enjoyable affairs
was the reception given Friday even
ing in the parlors of the First Metho-
dist church complimentary to DR.. and
Mrs T. c. Tiff over 200 guests were
present to greet the guests Of honor
and share in the pleasures Of the even
ing.
The young people of the Thirteenth
ward under the direction of MessTs.
Allan Howard and Alma Taylor, gave
a select dancing party in the ward
meeting house Friday evening, Dec. l,
which was enjoyed by all present. Mu-
sic was furnished by FOrd's Juvenile
orchestra, which is becoming quite
popular of late under the management
of w. Heardley.
Miss Anna Hansen and Joseph COu-
lam were married at the temple at
noon on Tuesday. The ceremony was
performed by Bishop Winder, and a
large reception was given in the even
ing at the home of the brides parents,
where many relatives and friends gath
cred to wish the young couple success
Mr. and Mrs. COulam will be at home
to their friends after Dec %.
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E. Talmage, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Goddard.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gates, Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Fox, Mr.. and Mrs Woodruff. Mr..
and AIRS. J. F. Smith, Dir. and Mrs. J.
Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. McCune.
Misses Ann NJ Cannon, Joan Campbell
Agnes Campbell, Mary Freeze, Stella
Neff, Saeah Eddington, Mesdames A
W. McCune, jT., Julia BFixen, Wilcox.
3. H. Roberts, Ardella Eardley, Mrs.
Hattie Dougall.
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Mary Forss. Salt Lake City ..........
William KillendOnk, Washington.

Mary FoTss. Salt Lake City ..........
William Killendonk, Washington.
~ Isl ---------.------
Catherine Temp, Salt Lake City ...
William F. BrOugh, NeDhf ..........
Mary II. Hewitt. Salt Lake City.
William NJ Bleak, Salt Lake City
Mary II. Sholdebrand, Salt Lake City ]
Walter Fraser, salt Lake City-.-...... z
Annie Trezise. Salt Lake City...-...-.
Hyrum Olsen. Salt Lake City ..--...-...-5
Louisa lessen. salt Lake City,.
Charles J. Leyland, Salt Lake City. 9
Annie 2. Burgess, Salt Lake City.
Reuben A. BlasdeI, Centerville .-....... 2
Matilda d. Stephens, Ogden ........... I
Henry H GTeensides. Salt Lake City
Jane A. Brown. Salt Lake City,. =
Rowland BTaithWaite, MauU -.--...-.--. g
Margaret II. Phelps. Salt Lake City. g
Fred Nj. Aldrich, Bingham -.-.--.-..-.-. .
Marion L. Harris, Pleasant Grove. ?
Frank =. ConShafter. Cleveland. o.. e,
Zina Hanson, Salt Lake City.-......... =
James T Jakemau. Salt Lake City. 5
Hulda r Swanson, salt Lake City j
Charles W. Brown, Draper. z
Letisha NJ. Orgill, Draper ............- p
George r. Summers, Salt Lake City. .
Susie +. NJ. Hentis, Salt Lake City Il
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II. Culver, Mrs. Purt and Mr.. ]. W.
1imms, while consolation went 90 Mrs.
II. ID. SadIer. After serving dainty re-
freshments a very nice programme was
rendered. The singing of Miss Marks
and Misses Williams was much en-
Joyed. AT the conclusion OF the pro-
gramme the club adjourned Until after
The holidays, when they viii meet with
Mr.. and Mrs. Timms on Wednesday
evening Jan g.
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At Dinner.

On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. ]. D.
pretty dinner party at her home, 1166
South Fifth Fast street. Invited were:
l. G. Hardy, DR.. Bert Young, Seymore
Young, Edwin DOdwen, George Lam
bert, George w. Cushing, Willard Can
non, Mark Cannon, Name Cannon,
Misses Alice and Bessie CIawson, Vera
Cannon and Geneva Young
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Delightful Affair.

Mrs. w. B. DougaH entertained last
Monday evening the general board of
the 7. L. NJ. / A. A floral guessing
game, in which Mrs. Heber J. Grant
won the prize, was a feature of the oc-
casicn. To add still further to the
pleasure of the guests musical numbers
were given by Messrs. Hugh and Will
iOughby DougaIf and Heber J. Grant
There were present: President and
Mrs. Lorenzo Snow, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
ayIOr, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Tingey, Mr..
md Mrs. H. ]. Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
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May Club.

The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Williams was all agloW with incandes-
cent lights on Wednesday evening on
the occasion of the May club meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams were assisted
in entertaining by their daughters and
Miss Marks. A few games of high five
were played, prizes being awarded to
the following: Mrs. L Harvey, Mr.. w.
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Miss Lowe, Miss Guile. Miss Mason,
Miss Judge, Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. L. S.
Smith, Mrs. r. @. Smith. Miss Anna
MCCORMICK
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Marriage Licenses.

Permits to wed were issued as follows
last week by the county clerk of Salt
Lake county:
Erik Mattson, Salt Lake City.......... q
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Mother Goose Ramble.

nan, Mr.. C. NJ. Scott, Mr. NJ. c. Fox,
Mr.. r. Glendinning.
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Coming Events.
The leading social event of the COM
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Ogden, Dec. 15.-The week in a social
way has been rather quiet but prepara-
lions for elaborate festivities are under
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Miss Anna Hansen and Joseph Cou-
lam were married at the temple at
noon on Tuesday. The ceremony was
performed by Bishop Winder, and a
large reception was given in the even
ing at the home Of the brides parents,
where many relatives and friends gath
cred to wish the young couple success
Mr.. and Mrs. Coulam Will be at home
to their friends after Dec. %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-27
En- Que &c funda
Ia sObe.bia humaOa,
Segun a6rma ell DR. Peset, on la

Segun airma ell DR. Peset, en- Ia
edad ma~ luZ4na nueotrus 242 huesos
pesan 4. 400 gramOs; sol mdscuios,
50 k ograncs; ei corazon, 25O gra
mos, y O2O el esrebro; pesa el hi
gado 2 kl!ograH0a
~ en- el mortero es machacado
un bonfire adulto, SO eneontraran:
3 kilo ramos de- cenza, de 10 terra
grasa, Il do aqua dull e, 365 de oxi
Eeno, Is de ca bono, 6 de hldr6geno,
V i'l5 ie nitrhgann Y ca!'io; ademas
$50 gramos de fo>foro, 1877 de mag
De~]4. 81 de clOrp, 20 d.. hdor, de
azufre, 60 de potasio, 80 de sodfo y
3 nj eros gramOS de hero
E~te el cuerpo, cuyO amor III
considerable puede conducir al hom
bre 50 cOndenac
y nay bfpedo que anda por ahl
dando,c p1~fo v nSuraudoSe que
h de, cendido~d .irmameuto!
,Memento b 90, qua pulvis
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satira es POGO profundo. Sus YER
SOS sat1ricos tienen sabor desaho'
gos; carecen de esa doble intenci6n
velada con manto de seda que es
10 cue constituye Ell merito de la "a.
tira.
En cambio, en- ell g6nero lirico
es magestuoso y de alt1simO vuelo;
energico en- el concepto y atildado
en- la forma. En- nuestra humilde
opinion, debiera cultivar este g6oe'
70 con prefer-ncia d cualquier otro.
Sus poes1as bucolicas desperta'
ran entusiasmo en- ell mundo fr1volo
y superficial, en- el mundo que
rie; pero sus cantos patri6ticos y
er6ticos, causaran sin duda la adlni
raci6n del mundo persante, del nun
do que siente.
rH1-ARDO DIAZ LECUNA
SAN Juan Pto Rico Nbre 1900
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William Marsh
RICE.

Mientras en- Paris pa~a un poeta
sin dejar mas esteIa luminosa que
"a obra de arte. :eI NuaT14 Yui k
que como oien d;jo Heuri lie Regnier,
es una ciudad orguItosa De >us ii.
cos-ha uuerto sexagenari>. soto Y
medioluco, William Marsh kice, re
pleto de dinero; y III muerte extra,
Ia ia suscita 10 sospecuas misteIio'
sas q la poiic(a, epUr coincidir u
niue rte con una pfesent&c'6u hech a
por 81 Abcgado Alberto Patrick, q
los banqueros de~Mr Rice de cte
Ques pOr valOr de 20U 00u dollars,
los cuales son de aut6nt'ca proce
lencia. segun prueb+s 30 tsstsos
cOmpetentes; perO no cOnvencen en-
uu todo q la pOllc1a secret2, la que,
aIej ando toda paralchineria de pe
ri6dicos, contiuds una investigacion
que nadie sabe q dondei ira parar.
Rice posela al rededor de Hous
Ton, en- Teyas, mas oe dos nillohes
de pesos e1 c>.eaS, te1reuu>, iliIu
Iecas ,sieuIo anO Re - mayor r;lr-
Je dc los cundados de Waller W.
shit gton, en ei mismo E>tAuo a
su viveZa para It's negucios Sc dtbe
Ia fano>a empre~a fortoViaria he
sHOustor & T~xAs Genital RAi:rUA!2
otros f,Avorables al des4nvolli-
miento industrial.
Ell cuerpo de Mr.. Rice se'a que
mado por deseo testafoentario y ,us
in.ne3>os cuudales ;seran ~qnien sa
be-objeto de deshonor, d. d,scor
dia y de castigo.
Una urna mas en- el GRO" etorjo
de sLong Island City,, y un nom bre
cltado sOIamente II st I.tSu d ,.5o,.'
yer el misJerio QUE envuo.va u
muerte Despu4, ell olyl1o sra le-
We sus ceuizas religiosan,eute guar
dadas ....
+ G.. l..
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NOVenari0
&c PFur:3ina

En- ell nOvenario de Ia Purfsima
Conception que comenzara el proxi
mo microbes en- la iglesia de San
Francisco, consumiran turno en- la
parte de voces, las Senoras G. de
N VigYe, 6. Lopez, P. Mendin yC
Gorbea.
Tambien cantaran los Senores
Cort6s, Contreras, Gorbea, Jordan,
Velez y Espier; y uu excelente coro
de nif1os, acompanados de una nu
trida orquesta de profesores, bajo
la direction del reputado Maestro
Verar.
En- Ia primera novena la Sonora
Bruno cantara ell cave Marfas de
sCavalerfa Rusticana> y una sSalve,
tres voces del Maestro Prado,
aeon panada por los Sres. Cortes y
Velez ( Bel frono y Bajo
Ell novenario resultara de gran
sOlomnidad.
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FL pez mi ayor
que Sc conoce

Llamase ell rorcual y es una de
las mas grandes especies de ballenas
que Sc conocen Algunas veces al
CANA una longltud de "a metros y
un peso de $50 toneladas. Es nota
ble por las arrugas longitudinales
que tiene en- 81 cuerpo de cuya pecu
liaridad Sc deriva el nombre norue
go de rorcual, 6 ballena plegada
Habita en- los mares del Norte Y Sc
pesca muy raras veces, porque es
may dificll su capture. Alinentase
de pescados de varias classes, de los
cuales devora inmensa cantidad. En-
el est6mago de uno de estos mons
truos Sc han encontradO NADIA menos
que 600 peces grandes y una infni
dad de otros mas pequenos.
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TRANVA ELECTR|C0,

Aver tuvimvs e1 gus55o de visitar
Ia p1anta electrica radicada en- San
turce para el tranvla de esta Capi
tai Rio Piedras
Las obras estan muy adelanta
das, y TODD ell material es magn1fi
co.
La installation de las calderas
es un trabajo m ,numental, que hon =
ra a los ingenieros que 10 han diri
jido
va nos ocuparemos en- otra oca
sion; cuando d. efnitivamente esteu
terminidadas las obras, ae hacer una
description detallada de esta planta
que Va a introducir una importantJ
sima mejora en- el trsfico de pasaje
ros en- nuestra capital,
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Reunion Intefesante
en- Ponce.

Por informes cue nos facilita
persona tidedigna de Ponce sabemos
que ell motive de la euni6n celebra
da en- los saiones del <Credito y AhO
rro Poncenos fue con objt to de nom
brar una comision que presentara &
les cipco Dele gados de Ia Camara
por aquel Distrito. un plan de tropr
siciones, On benefcio de la agricu
tura, industrial y comercio resolvlen
do tam bien que dicha cotni-i5n Sc
tras|adase 8 esta Capital q flo de re
cabar de los otros delegados ia II a
yor suma de beneicios para aquella
comarca Es este un sisttma d gnu
de ejemplo y que debiera ser imlta-
do pOr OtrOs di>tritns.
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NoticIa impoIt3n'e'

Por ell presente Sc informa que
los examenes para ohtener licepcia
de Meiico, Dnntista, Farmac ceutico,
PracJicant", Cumadrona y Et ferme
ra, SO veritic,ran en- las cticinas de
la J,tnta Superior de Sonidad en- San
Juan, en- las siguierte> f,,.,has:
Para Me1icos-3, i y ue Enc
70 1901.
Para Dentista-7, y dc Enc.
70 1901.
Para Farmac6uticos-1 II y 12
de Enero 1901.
Para Practicantes--l4, IS y 16
de Enero 1901.
Para Comadronas y T, ferme-
ras-17, 18 y 10 de Eooro 1901.
Di igir>e al mi>mo SecretariO de
dicha Junta para mas i1fDrmes.
Por Orden de la JuGta
William Fu}rcett Smith:
SeCrUtariO.
San Juan, p. r.
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Hallazgo
hiSt0riCC

Segun cOmunlCa Su COrrespOn'
sal de Matanzas al <Diario do Ia Ma
rinas, on aque'la ciudad y en- el sitio
coLocldO pur Punta de Guano en- una
cueva q ori|la del mar, un lechero,
buscando un chivo que Sc le habla
extraviadO, encontro dias atras una
autqulsima armadura con su rodela
y una espada
Esta tiene un r6tuIo que dice:
<TOledO 1875 y eu Ia coraza esta
grabada La fecha de 1890, 8 sea de
dos amos autes del descubrimiento
de America.
Seguramente, la arma dura per
tenecerla algdn guerrero de los
que quedacon en Mataazas despues
del primer viaj9 dc CJl6n, y COMO
ell nombre de Matanzas, seguu La ira
dici6n, viene de haber maJado los
indios a los guerreros que dej6 Co.
lon, es de suponer que herido SO
introdujera Ell la cueva e} dueno de
la armadura y allf muriero s que los
indios 10 mataran y enterraseu dos
pues en- la cueva.
De- todOs mo los ell hallazgo es
importante desde ell punto de vista
hist6rfco, y no faltara quien ofrez "a
por su adQuisicion una bdena canti'
dad.
FL guajiro Sc present6 diciendo
que habfa encontrado unos <cachiva
cbes, que le parecfa eran cosa de
snahigos
Por no tener donde cuidarlo,
Sc vende muy barato 10 caballo
americana de raza fna.s Informare
mos ep esta redacci6u.
s-1O -
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utI!!te u advertisers.

Al TINS fiji ," w receive adver.
tisem ts in +, g,l-h AID publish
them IN Sp Aui>h without any extra
charge for trars atioo.
LA CORRESPONDENCE.
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CoIegio Particular

DlRlJlDO POR Pedro MUCLO bANACl
Ale1n,aos erter71os, pc1@slo7aistoS y me<tta
pensio7s,stas, Gale del Sol nslna. 1g Is
Los alumnos reciben en- este Co
iegio: / Q La instruction primaria,
tncluyendo el ingles, dibujo y la his
toria do Puerto Rico. 20 La ms
truccion secundaria, 6 sea la prep<
raci6n para 81 ingreso en- las Uni
versidades de los Estados Unidos'
So Glasses de adorno. (dibujo, pin
tura y mtsica.) 40 Teorfa y prac,
tica de la Teneduria de libros. So
ran tambien admitidos, en- calidad do
lnternos, los alumnos que deseeu
continuar sus estudios en- la alta Els
cuela Americana, donds aquellos
concurriran vigilados por les ms
pectores del Colegio, recibiendo
aespues repasos privados de Lac
Asig,,aturas que cursen. Este
legio tiene su <Reglamento inter 's''
que Sc enviara los padref yuS 10
goliciten.
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TOn1a de aqua
del aCueduCtO
PETICION AL AYUN TAMIENTO

Entire los acuerdos que pub.ica
mos aver, tomado= por Ia Janta di
reetiva de la el'ga> de nrNnietarios
de casas, dejo de figurarse el referen
to q una petici6n al Ayuntamiento.
para que no Sc cobran los dere h IS
del acueducto los duef1os de tincas
mientras estan desocupadas, solici
tud que juzgamos: justl>ima, pues no
es logico Que So pague per una aqua
,ue no sc la consumido.
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5e Jnsa Antor;o Daub6n con un pro
iogo d"' d Nafaei del Waite
De vcnta on casa de 81 editcr
tranct~co MaFxu b, al precio> de
cincuenJa ce"tavos el ejeu plar, de
mas de 200 p3glna~ COZ un fotogra
bado, retratO del autor
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Fotog1afi, de F. Alfonso
SAN FRANCISCO AZ.

REGALA esta casa un retrato
16x2O como los expuestos en- el caf
Ella Mallorqnina, a toda persona q
Sc haga una docena de fotogrsffas
imperiales: En- todos sus trabajos
los precios son m6dicos.
En- la Wisma casa Sc veude al
album de Pto- Rico con 200 vistas sn
efotograbado, de TODD 10 principal
de la isla, y con encuadernaci6n de
lujo.
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FOsforoS de Seguriddd
DE VENTA

En- ell al.nacen de los Sres. A.
VICENTE Y Cs a$ 585 orc la Gaia
de 10 gruesas de CajitaS con los Sc
Hos de Rentas Internas y en- cantida-
deS de UNA A ClNCOCAJAS.
VIDAL &. Cp
Bayamon 10 dc Octubre de 1900.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-07-12

I j o.
The white men Of North
carolina have never before
heel. ,n0rp aroused ordeterm
anpd to carry an election ihan
they are now. They have
horne and iorbOrne until f0r
beirallce has ceased 10 be Il
virtue. md thev will no long
fr tolerate any further dan
ger Of negro domination in
any portion of this State.
The eIirt has gone forth and
will lie carried out, and that
is the ignorant negro must
ip eliminated from politics
and white supremacy mace
,prtain aud permanent in
North Carolina. Chatham
Record.
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That Settles II.

All the signs point to Dem
ocratlc victory. The hens
down east have been laying
eggs with Aycock's initials
on them, the palmists have
read victory in the lines OF
his hand, ard now the most
famous dreamers have dream
ed out a victory for Ayc0ck
and the amendment. Mr.. s.
G. Jones, OF Lattimore, Cleve
land county, the professional
political dreamer, has had
another dream, as is his Gus
tom just before every elec-
tion. Tie Star says that for
the past eight years he has
never tailed to dream a true
prophecy, both as to the de
feats and the victories of the
Democratic party. Two years
ago he saw in a vision the
great white supremacy vic
tory and related his dream
for Star readers, therefore it
il with much pleasure that
the Shelby paper announces
another prophetic dream
from Mr.. Jones in which he
foretells the success of the
amendment and the election
|of Aycock by O handsome
majority. The dream says
the amendment will run a
head of the ticket.
That settles It. The amend
,nent is afe.-Times- Demo
crut.
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The only Dem ocratic can
vasser in the State against
the amendment has been D.
M. Luther, ESQ.,, of the Ashe-
vile bar. He thought that
the amendment, as original
ly submitted, might, lfadopt
ed, disfranchlse some white
men, and thus he conceived
it to be his duty To take the
stump against it. This he
did, making a number OF
speeches. The Legislature
having, however, at it's ad
jOurned session. consolidated
the fourth and fifth sections,
removing all llpossible danger.
Mr.. Luther is out in an argu
ment in the Ashevllle Citizen
in favor of the adoption ol
the amendment. His change
Ct position does him credit
and his argument j 8 one
which can be read with pro-
| lit.-Charlotte Observer.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-07-12

"We have sold many diffp,
eDt cough remedies, hut none
has given better satisfaction
than Chamberlain's," says
Mr.. Chas. Holzhauer, drug
gist. Newark, N. j. ut IL
perfectly safe and can he r.
lied upon in all cases Of colds
coughs or hoarsene,s. Foi
sale by druggists.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-07-12
The Eminent KidneJ
and Bladder Specialist,

A0p OASSVveI& W 0WomB-k1VS - VIVA -
His Laboratory.
There Is disease prevailing In this
country most dangerous because 30 decep-
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused by
it-heart disease, pneumonia, heart failure
or apoplexy are often the result Of kidney
disease. II kidney trouble is allowed to ad-
vance the kidney poisoned blood will attack
the vital organs. or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell
Then the richness Of the blood-the albumen
leaks out and the sufferer has Brightis
Disease, the worst form Of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root the new dis.
covery Is the true specific for kidney. bladder
and urinary troubles. lthas cured thousands
Of apparently hopeless cases. after al other
efforts have failed. At druggists In fifty-ceut
and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent irce
by mail. also book telling about Swamp
Root and its wonderful cures. Address
Dr.. Kilmer & Co.. Binghamton. N. x. and
mention this paper.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-07-12
PROFESSIONAL.
W. B. COUNCILL, JR.
ATTORNEY AT Ian.
Boone, N. e.
DR.. J. NJ. HOGSHEAD,
Cancer Specialist,
BANNERS ELK. N, L

No KNIFE; No Burning Ont.
Highest references and endors.
ments OF prominent persons sue
cessfully treated in Va, Tenn
and N. C. Remember that there
is no time TOO SOON to get rid d
@ cancerous growth--no matter
how small. Examination free
letters answered promptly, ani
satisfaction guaranteed.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-07-12

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