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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21

Una tests de tantfsims importan.
cia ansropol6gics, social y politics,
como o. 10 rsferenie 10 regeneration
) degeneration organizes, irtslectual y
moral en- las fsmiliss de las dinsstias
reinantes, acaba de producir notabili.
.imo es:udio en- una obra del ilustra-
10 miembro de Ia Academia de Medi-
,ina de Paris, doctor V. Gilippe, JUS
samente distinguido en- la ciencia por
uumerosas y notables publicaclones
El autor tuvo la bondad de enviar-
ne un eismplar de su libro, titulsdo
L'h6r6dit6 des stigmates de d6generescences
ct les families souv.raines, y aunque ys
me eran conocidos numerosos articu-
osy varias monographs publicados
acerca de Ia inf lencia hereditaria de
los matrimonios conssnguineos entire
10 mucho que tiepe la literature medi-
ca nacional y exraniera, referents 4
las familias y dinasiias rsalea-con.
deso qce, ousndo tsrmine la lectura
de la obra del doctor Gilippe, quede
impresio nado, asi por las copiosss
demostraciones registradas en- sus p6.
ginss, como por las graves enseflan-
zas deducidas &c su doctrina.
Cuanto de mas fundamental lleva
recoeido 10 ciencia botanica, zool6gl.
CO y antropol6gica sobre los estigmas
dc degeneration transmitidoa por Ia
be: encia, todo clio screditado con 81
ex4msn de cuatro 8 cinco mil retratos
conservados en- el departamento de o. !.
tampas dc 10 Bibliotscs Nacional do
Paris " de los cualss aparecsn repro
ducldos 27S en- el libro citado, que es
de esmerads y luiosa impresi6n~se
resume Alli y causa en- el lector una
extrana y solemne emocl6n, como Ia
que % siente cuando el espfri,u Wis
umbra Ia luz dc inesperadas y graves
revelaciones sobre 10 evoluci6n dc las
especies biol6gicas J el destino de los
pueblos.
FL gran misterio do las tran.for-
maciones orgAnicas, de Ia 1elecci6n y
degeneration de las eSpesies, de Ia
crsaci6n de tipos y variedades que pus.
den conduclr q prolffioos organlsmos
superiores, 8 & scdimenios sstsrllss de
absoluta ex!irc.6L; lucss y tinieblau
sorprendentes; prlnclpios y negacio.
oet; sniitesis y coutrastes, en- fn, por
los cusles el iuiclo So sisnte veces
mas perdido, cuando creia habsr sor.
prendldo mas seg arame-te una ley
blol6gica clara y terminAnte. todo
este, y mueho mas que no apu untamos,
embargo Ia inteiigencla del lecsor y le
sumo en- indecibles satlsiacciones J
Angustiss, como 10 hacs estudio hon
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21
|MPRES|0NES Y N0r|CIAS

Preparanss solemuss fsstsios sn
10 glesis Catsdral, 60 honor de la
Vlrgen de la Providencla.
III dla y comepzara el novena ario; /;
el "a, las misas cantsdas. q las ssis y
media de la ma ana; el ola l. do Enc.
70, la salvei ei dis 2, otra misa & las
nueve, asissiendo pontlticalmsnts el
Oblspo, con pane girico y ssrmones &
cargo dc un Padre Cspuchlno; el dfa
~, Gtra miss solsmne.
Sc otorga cincuenta dfAs de indul
gencia q los heles que asistan & cual.
qtuer Scto de dicho quito,
LA JuntA central direc!lva dc Ia
Asociacl6n do cat6llcos, eslebrads en-
Ponce el IL del corrisnte, qued6 cons.
tltuida en- 10 sigaiente fJrma; Presi.
dente, don Jose A. Canals Vice pre-
sidentes; doctor Jose E. Ssldans, don
Juan Hernandez Lopez, don Francisco
de Paula Acuis; Secretsrio, don Ra :
fael Colorado; Tssorero, docsor Jaime
Anuexy; Vocsles; doctor Ricardo
Hernandez, don Jo.e Gordiis, Mr.. J.
J. Munvo, Mr.. Jean Y, P. dss G aren
nes, doctor Antonio Alvarez Navs,
don Manuel SAt chsz Morales.
-Ha sido absuelto por el tribunal
militar de WAshir gton el ex-.sreento
de Ia compsfiis A del R,gimiento de
Puerto Rice, Esteban Rodriguez, 1
quien Sc habisn f,rmulsdo grayes
csrgos, en- viriud dc denuncls Que
contra 81 presentHra nm aargento de su
misma compahis.
Seg6n Le nos informa, don Ra
mon Julia Marin ss prop1ns publican
un nuevo perio1ico, 6rgsno de Ia DO.
lici II llsr,
Ell Secretario do Ia Liga de mu
nic'pios nos ipforma que el aIcSlde
de Csysy doc Fede. ico Bsoet, 10,
seiiores don Arsuro Disa, DIN Alton.
80 ORTIZ don Manuel Munoz Gallar,
e suxlliaron efcaiments 90 aquella
locslidad, en- su tarsa de rscaudar
fondos para Ell aostenimisnto de 10 ex.
presads asociacion. Igual indication
nos hsce con plAcsmes para todo,,
respecto de don Manuel Bessnces y
don Clotilde Aponte en- Coamo, y res,
pecto tam oieu de don Marcelino To.
rres y don Dacio Psssrell, de Juans
Diaz,
DE esta tarde msHsna llegars
este puerto sl vspor sJulla Lut ken.
bstk,s de 10 nuevs Inca w. e, Peel
and Co.
-Passdo msfsna sstark aquf 81
vapor CSan Juan,S de ls Inca n. Y,
and 2. r SIS. CO.
Ia IN bAndo publlcGdo por ls
alcaldia de esIa cludad N rusga u
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21
PORVEN|R DE- H0LAADA

Despues de 81 viens 10 princesa de
Renas y luegu Ia prlncesG de Wisd.
En- toda la h JlaudA relna prcfunda
antlpstiA por los sucssores posibles,
que son Iodos alemxne.; y en conss-
susLcis es muy probable que nipguno
de ellos sea llamado d ocupsr 81 ,rono
' que una revolucion pacifca tralga
sl salablec miento de un goblerno re-
publicsao.
Circula laextcan4 hlltoria de que
i Ia reina GulIlermina despues de
cipco afius de vida conyugal, ~ dscir
para elz de Febrero pr6xlmo, no tu.
Were hi d, el Psrlamenso, dsyscusr-
do CON 81 dereehJ que para clio 10 con.
cede Ia Constitution holsndess, disol-
vera matrlm Jnio. SegIo el mismu
relate, hay a este hn uas clansula On
el coutrsto matrimonial.
NADIA hay de cleric en- sslos rumo'
res, cualquiera que sea 81 origsn. FL
Gobiel NJ le ocups co esIos mementoa
oe revi.Sr el Artlcalo que se rehers 4
Ia cuesIion de ls sucealon 81 trono. El
hsrecefo inmedls O ea el gran duqus
de SSjonia Welmar, qlien, segdn les
lsyes AlemAnss, es.a OBJ igado esso-
ger entre Ell trono de Saionia Wsimsr
y 81 dc HolandA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21

veclndario, que no saqus d la calle los
safAc onss otros recipisntes con ba.
suras. durants las noches de NOCHE
BUENA, vfspsra de ANO NUEVO, v
vispera de REY ES, y 81 q la man ana
siguientei para evitsr que los grupos
que anden do 6satas en- esaa nochss,
los vuelquen rieguen la ssura, la
cusl sera resogida en las pr.msrss
horas dc la mAhaaa por los carros d IL
servioio.
-Ha regressdo de 81 viaje & Ia
isla nuestro dislnguido amig) don
Jaime Annsxy, presldente de IL unta
Central dc la Union dc Puerto Rico,
Don Manuel PAniagua ha res
pondido geoerosamenie al ilamAmien
10 fIaatr6nico 90 fAy n d. lS Socie
dad de: Pobrss mendigos, enviando
cinco dollars q la ssfora Tsisrs de
Medina, Woe. pre- ,idsnsa de dlchs so
Ciedad.
-Cayey, adsmis de psgar su QUO
ts del afo, para el elsoslenimlen,o de Ia
Liga de Aun'c'pits, hA enviado una
cantidad pata luA gaSsos GO viaie de
los dos comisionsoos q Wsshlrg.on
-Ea ls EscuslA Industcal de
Puerta de Tiara se vie1sn enssysndo
algunss operetas, por un grupo dc
sci orsE y caballeros ameriCanos Que
sc proponen dar una tlnci6n benz flea
ban pronIo este RET nmsco 81 teatro.
-Muy concurrids e.tuvo snoche
la retrets. La banda del Rsgimisnto
de Puerto Rico: eiecuto admi: sblemsn
Ie 81 seleeto programs.
Ina nina de nombrs Maria Lai
So, sutr.o aver una caida en la cslle
de- Ia Luna, inhriSndose una herd,
en- 10 r6tula derschs.
Aver isrde 90 Puefta do TERRA,
hsllsndoGs picando yerba en- una cua
drS ell individuo EvArislo Carmuns
recibio una Iremenda herida en- eli az.
psclo inssrdigi!al de los dedos pu'gsI
fadics de Ii mano izquierda.
-Esta mshsna IL 1rm0 On la Cor.
10 Federal ell Attorney general Mr.
Feuille, en- asuutos que 50 relacIo on 81
con los librcs del Registro de Ia Pro.
piedAd de San Juan.
Ell vapOr espsn u .uadin Sdcn:
eStA q la cargs en- Barcelona de don
de ssldrA el ~ del cot aLts mes d,
Enero Con las escalAs de costumbre
para ests LuerIo, Msysg1ez Ponce
siguiendo ~ ruta para los Dc isla ds
Cuba y NV Orleans.
Aver f-e atisIido en Ia Sala d,
SocOrros don Arluro Ponce de L .op
de una heridA por mordeiurA sn o
pAbsll6n de Ia orsia izQuierds.
Hoy cumPlieron aus condensl
sn 10 eAresl municipal Ricardo Con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21

|, meas deben veri6carse solaments entire
individuos sanos, % dscir, sxsntos dc
estigmss 8 defectos comunes, pues los
estigmas permanentes son essnclal.
ments prcgresivos, y cuando no 10.
breviens una regeneration intercurren.
to salvadors, dsbida q busnos matri.
monios, conducen con mas & men0s
velocidad a 10 extinction dc 10 sspssis
Degenerate.
Consusla algo, al exAminar sstas
|fstalldadss organicas-A las cualss no
logran sustrasrse ciertas familiss, y
menos adn los individuos ~ crsados-
que 10 degeneration intellectual J mo.
raj concordante con 10 tisiea pusds
dirigirse on sentido ascsndsnte 8 dss-
cendente, ser superior 6 inferior,
por conslg lisnte arroisr, 10 mismo
que un imn6cil, un Socrates, IN Pas.
cal 8 un DeSoartes.
Asi ha podido decirse, sin exags.
taci6n, que todos los grandes hombres
fueron dsRenerados superiors5, , que
este tipo del degenerado superior pae.
de poseer facultadss intslectuales do
primsr orden; como pusde poser su.
blimes sentimientos; aunque 90 observe
entonces que eatos preseatsn dsspro.
posici6n en- su desarrollo, harmonic
On sus mdtuas relacionss y mala adsp-
tacion 4 81 objeto fundamental. De
aquf en- deduitivs, seres contradicto.
rios, vsrdaderas monstruo.idades In.
telectuales y morales, On las cuales las
concepoiones mas genialss exlsten CON
las ideas mas estrechas y las tsorias
morales mas sublimes y dslicadss, con
las msyorss indelicadezas J grose-
rfas.
No podsmos amplisr as ssts pre-.
senssci6n dc un notable libro, que en-
cierra -repetimos -ense II anzas impor'
tantfsimas para los pueblos, las di.
uastiss reinantes las clases privile.
giadas tidas. Porque, como dice ia
ooby, Ia estsrilidad, les locuras, ID
muerte p ematura, y, fnslments, 10
extinction de las razas, no constituyen
un porvenir exclusive de les dinas,fas
roberanas. Todas las clases privile.
giadae, las sristocracias t,dss, pue.
den, aunque en- grAdo menor, ser las
vfctimsa dc aus privileg .os y de u
alta posici6n social.
La muerte % la gran nivsl adora,
, anuiando euaato 80 eisvs: y aquf 10
ciencia prueba que solamsnts on una
saps y Wig rosa democracia % rege.
nora y psrdurA 10 vida de La razas y
de las familias
J. Doctor Ang,I Pulldo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21
.Abogado q NotariO
.CO|egio GOnerciaI de SOenceI
en- Kingston \, Y,

I'm colegio ideal para j6venes de
ambos sexos, Ensenanza individual
complets. Cursos on estenografis,
squinills, telegraffs, escritura, tene
durfa de libros, operaclones bancaria
6 ingles. Profesores especiales para
ests iltimo.
Estudlantes pueden IngresAr cual.
euier dia de la ssmans. Colocsciones
obtenidas para los grAduAdos.
Correspondents en- ingleI en eS-
panol
Solicite catklogos.
Direction para obtsner amplIol In.
formes:
Speacef'S Business College.
266 San Justo Z, San Juan, p. r,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21

tres facos de Peruns.
-.
Cap. ". W. Jackson, Gale g. No. 705,
Washington, D. c., Il. U. de A., escribe
10 siguiente.
"Tengo ochenta y tres ahos de edad,
veterano de la guerra con los indios,
Mejico y Ia guerra civil. Soy Medico
pero he abandonado ID profession.
"Hacen algunos afos estaba scribe
nente afecfad0 con catarro del ess
tonnage. Mis- padecimienfos erah
severos y proIongados, y probe todos
los remedies conocidos, sin obtenef
aiivi0.
"Desesperado empexe d usar Ia
Peruna. Inmediafamente me percib!
que graduaimente mejoraba.
"Despues de usar tres frascos, toda Ia
apariencia de mis- dolores habian desa.
parecido, y sin vIcilaci6n alguna Ia
recomiendo como VI remedio infalible
] para tai entermeda Nv. W. Jackson
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21

Los padecimientos eran severos y
prolongados-Pr0b6 fodos los RENEE
dos conocidos sin recibir alfvio. Serid
enfermedad del esf6msgo. curada con
tres fracoS de Peruna.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-15
PERSONAL

Judge Sackett, probate commissioner,
has gone to Tishomingo.
ID. Keiner, a well known citizen OF
Madill. was in the city yesterday.
William O. Beall of the Dawes com
mission, Muskog e. is in the city.
J. b. Dickinson and Miss May OF
Davis were visitors to Ardmore Sun
day.
Mrs. r. w. Slack of Fort Worth is In
the city. the guest Of Mrs. J. ~ bod.
son.
Harry Goldsmith. the popular rep
%resentative of the Fort Worth Record.
was I'm the city yesterday.
J. C.. Rodgers and John Rodgers de
parted for Kansas City yesterday to
sell a carload Of mules.
DR.. II. a. Gardner Of Whitesboro.
Texas was in the city yesterday en-
route to Tishomingo to attend court.
Rev. J. Clarence Read and wife left
yesterday afternoon for Marietta.
where Rev. Read will conduct a meet.
ing this week.
T. $. Rolla, formerly auditor Of the
Santa Fe. was here yesterday. Mr..
Rolla recently resigned 10 accept a
position with a big construction com.
pany. with headquarters al Guthrie.
DR.. J. $ \. Appling of Doyle was in
the city today en- mi home from
Fort Worth, where he has been attend
ing a medical college
Miss Eva Powell has arrived from
Chicago and assumed her duties as
head trimmer in The Lowenstein mil.
linery store.
Orios will meet with Mrs. II. w. Dick
Friday instead of meeting with the
Misses Mccoy. VERA OLIVE,
Corresponding Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-15

Peach trees of best market yari,-
&c. at 4c a iece, or 81 pew 100.
Apple trees { cents
Pear frees 40 cents.
Cherry trees 10 CO Is.
Grape vines { cents, or 81 per TOO.
B]lackberries ! cent.
Dcwberries ! cent.
These trees were grown by ). w.
Tackett q Sons of Weathcrford, tn
as, and are fresh trees Of the best
varieties. The nursery is o%verstocE.
ed and they. must be sold. This is VII.
we are selling them at this remarkably
low price.
Fresh shipment of 5000 trees just
received from nursery. Cali at Hills
shoe shop, next door west OF U. S
court house, Ardmore, |. T.
This is a chance for parties who
want to put out market orchards. Cal
at once or phone 10.
These trees are being sold by Wi
liam Tackett. l5-tf
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The Field of Life insurance

is proving richer every year fOl-
the up-to-date, enterprising man
Its opportunities are unlimited
and the work is to the great
liking Of those who only need "a.
chance TO win.
Send for Fidelity Agency Terms
ID. REPLUGLE.
Agent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-15

The ladies OF the CHRISTIAN church
want II boys and 30 girls from ( 80 ~
years to take part in the Tom Thumb
wedding. All costumes furnished.
Please meet at the Christian church
Saturday afternoon at 8 O'Clock. l3t.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-15

Thursday Russell %Shinholser willo
show the SWEETEST line OF street and
tailored hats that the ladies of Ard.
more have ever had the opportunity OF
seeing. Remember the date, Thurs.
day, March lG. TO-
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Rock Island Excursions.

International Epwor,h LEAGUE on
vention, Denver, Colo, June 80 TO
July 4. Rate S24.
one way second class colonist rates
TO points in the northwest March l 70
May 10, Sept. / to oct. 81, inclusive.
Rate s27.45, $3.50 and $50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-15

You mustn't miss tiC opportunity u
seeing the SWEETEST lines of street ami
tailor hats, the new POO Turlun, the
Swagger Egg Turban and many otlr-
ers that are cit" this season at Rus.
-all Shinholser's Thursday. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-15
The Ardmoreite for all the news g.

II you want to know what is going
TO be worn this season in street and
tailored hats, just attend the showing
at Russell Shinholser's Thursday and
see those new shapes, the Polo Turban
and Egg Turban. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-15

Visit Miss WaKeheld's kindergarten
Sunday school room, Central Baptist
church, hours 9 to -. Residence $40
North Washington. Phone 1863. 3-1m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-15

Special one way second class colon.
list rates to California and tho north
west March l to May -, inclusive.
Rate s25, s274j, $3.50 ana $50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-15

Now is the time To set out trees
AMI J. y. %Shinholser has the prope"
Kind to plant. Fruit, shade and orna
mental. Phone today 10 No. 443. ca
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-15
% You Need Money?

We make confidential loans on pc
sonal property.
MILLER'S LOAN OFFICE.
1875 East Main st.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-15

All kinds OF fishing tachlc-goo,
kinds-youu find at
BIVENS. COBHN d TRENSLEN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-15

Annual meeting Sou hem Bapt.s
convention, Kansas City May : to u.
Rate 1925.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-15

We want every lady IN the CITY TO
cali and look through 10 stock OF
bugaics and surveys.
BIVENS. CORHN q FRENSI.EN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-15

FOR SAIE-Cheap. house and three
lots near North school. Plenty wat.
er and fruit. VIII take Young mules
or mares as part nay See Madge
Main, barber at JIG East Main
street. SO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-15

Toley's Kidney Cure makes the
L dney and bladder right. Contains
nothing injurious. Sold by city Drug
Store
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RIVENs. CORHN G FRENSLEN.
Clean white rags wanted at this
office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-15

FOR SALE-Two house, one five, the
,other -four rooms. Nice location
Apply this Office. 7-tf
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Wheeler a Wilson Sew
ing machines at II. A. Jones. l4-tf
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WANTED-Fifteen good teams and
wagons; apply Chickasaw Real Es-
tate Exchange, Ardmore, or at
Overlook mines. ia VIII
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WANTED-Clean white rags at Ard
moreite Office.
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Clean white rags wanted At ibis
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MARKET REPORTS
BY Guillot Bros, members New Or
leans Cotton Exchange.)

Ardmore, /. r., March l5.-The fol
lowing quotations show tn. ma. Eet Of
tCday.
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The Ardmoreite for sl the news.
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FOR nENT.

FOR RENT-R W. Raudol has a mic,
suit of Office rooms TO rent. SIT
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Fresh Garden q Field Seed

All kinds now on hands at Il. Is.
FUCHS. l9-lm
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WANT COLUMN
WANTED.

W~ANTED-Clean white rags at Ard.
muroite office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-15

FOR RENT-A small cottage in South
Ardmore. VIII accept laundry work
for pay. Apply Ardmoreite.
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New York Futures.
New Orleans Futures.
spots and saIos.

pots lao
Slles .,..... 6G %
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-10-06
CONDEMNATION ENJeINER.

Messrs. Finley & Jennings and W. B.
McCaw are preparing to test the con-
stitutionality Of power company to
condemn a right Of way.
The fact that Judge Gage had filed
an order providing for condemnation
proceedings in certain right Of way
cases was printed last Tuesday.
Clerk of the Court Tate today began
making arrangements to draw the neg
essary juries; but about the time he
was ready to begin, Messrs. Finley 4
Jennings and Mr.. McCaw served on
him an order from Associate Justice
Jones commanding him to hold up.
Messrs. Finley and Jennings and
McCaw hold that the act Of the general
assembly which gives power companies
the right to condemn rights OF way Is
unconstitutional, and this Is question
that will have to be settled before the
clerk will appoint juries In the cases
of the clients they represent. The matt
ter will be argued before Associate
Justice Jones at Lancaster in few
days.
Besides the cases represented by
Messrs Finley & Jennings and McCaw.
there is at least one other case repre-
sented by w. M. Dunlap. Esq. Mr..
Dunlap did not join in the injunction
proceedings, and the lawyers were in
conference this morning over the ques-
ton as to whether or not they would
90 on with this case on its merits.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-10-06
WITHIN THE TOWN.

- There was quite crowd Of ladies
at ]. NJ. Heath & Cos. during the
greater part of yesterday on ACCOUNT
of the millinery opening. and the gen.
eral vel dict seems to have been that
the display was unusually creditable.
Some of the ladies who make 1t q rule
to keep up with such matters, and who
have seen millinery openings in other
towns this season, say that Forkyilie
Is making as good a showing as any
of them. While the ladies were out,
many Of them also made the rounds
Of the Strauss Smith Co., Dobson Bros,
Foushee Cash Store, Thomson Com
pany and ]. @: Wray's, all Of whom
except Mr.. WFay are handling milltn-
cry this season, Miss Broun's pattern
hats came in for high praise, and IT is
generally admitted that the display Of
dress goods, etc, Is much more varied
and extensive than for several years
Pursuant to the call Of DR.: W. G.
White, Messrs. r. T, Allison and
others OF the committee Of Clinton
college subscribers, 4 number Of citi-
zens gathered In the court house last
Wednesday night to discuss the ques-
ton of converting the Kings Noun
tain Military school property into
high school for boys and girls. Mayor
Lowry was called to the chair and the
subject was discussed In general
way from the floor Different speak
ers advocated the idea Of asking the
subscribers to the college removal
fund to agree to give half the
amounts subscribed, purchase the
school property and give 1t to the
county err high school purposes. 1t
was suggested that there might be
legal difficulties in the way, and also
some of those present thought that
the idea of a township high school
would be more practicable. 1t de-
veloped that there was no particular
plan of procedure, and the matter
was turned over to a committee con-
sisting Of John E. Carroll, chairman,
w. W. Lewis, T. F. McDow, l.. w.
Jenkins. C. f. Spencer, w. B. Moore,
w. G. White, ]. A. Tate. H. A. ID.
Neely. Members of this committee
met In the office of Mr.. Carroll yes
terday afternoon, and drew up a
subscription paper pledging the sub
scribers to pay the amounts opposite
their names for the purpose Of pur-