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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1907-03-14
The Sans Old Story.
Charlotte News.)

"a y. ~ l3's 4. *
1t is the same old story in the
Strother case, a story which has
been told through the ages-the
story Of the woman wronged, de-
ceived and ruined by a designing
man. who, after stealing the jew
ell of her womanhood, forsook her
like the wretch that he was.
From the time Mrs. Bywaters
came into the court room, sick,
humiliated, heart-broken, to un-
fold to the hard public the fear
full pages Of her fearful life there
has been nought but pathos in
her every word and act. She told
how she had given her heart to
Bywaters and then how instead
OF giving her love in return, he
had stolen her virtue; had taken
advantage of her all-absorbing
love and had ruined her life. II
this story is true the, only pity of
it all is that the world has not
been rid Of the man long before
/ it was.
The two brothers OF the wrong
ed girl constituted themselves ju-
ry, Judge, all, and murderedfthc
thief OF their sisters virtue. They
are on trial for their lives. How
the case with them, O jury OF
twelve honest men will say.
1t is not OF their fate that we
wish to speak now, but rather ol
their young sister.
Ii they are cleared they will go
again into the world as before
But, what of the woman in t h e
woman in the case? Not 80 with
her. For her it is the cruel, harsh
fate that has consumed the souls
of women since the world began.
| There are thousands OF womer
lin this old world ostracised from
society. objects Of scorn, and al
because they gave love and wer'
robbed Of virtue in return. Thu
world is still forgetful OF the tim'
|honored phrase, 'Let him who il
|guiltless cast the first stone,
and is as ready and anxious to
day as irthe days OF Christ, tx
stone the woman who has fallen
no matter if she be clad in t h
coarse garb OF penitence.
| And, the sorrowing pity Of i
lis, that the world is full also o
men like Bywaters, hounds o
8 ocie ty, willy, conscienceless
l lIhyenas in lambs clothing, who's,
greatest accomplishment is de
ception and whose booty is stolel
virtue. They are found in a !
walks of life. In the best circle,
they flauut abroad with blanc
smile. Their field OF operation i
worldwide, in the parlor-wher
ever they find the chance to pl.
their acts. Their weapons a RI
a lying tongue, deceptive smiles
assumed chavalry and pretended
love. 1t is a pity they must g
abroad unhampered-it is goot
: to hear OF one occasionlly beinl
trapped in the net he had set fol
Others.
Az we said in the outset, th
story Of Mrs. Bywaters is n 0
new. 1t has been breathed from
sorowful lips since the inhuman
ity OF man first began to foste
} misery. 1t will likely be so unit
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1907-03-14

Are you tired. tagged out, nerv-
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Rocky Mountain Tea strengthens
the nerves, aids digestion, brings re-
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lets. NJ. B. Blackburn, Blowing
Rock Drug C..
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1907-03-14
A, A. HoIscIsW,

ATTORNEY At LAW
Mountain Ctr, Tennessee.
Will practice in all the courts
.of Tennessee. State and Federal .
Special attention .givpn to col
lections and all other matterst,f
q legal nature.
Office north heast ofcourt house.
Oct. II, 1905, ~.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1907-03-14

cures made by Or,
Kilnier's Swamp
Root, the great kid
ney, liver and blad-
der remedy.
1t is the great med.
ical triumph Of the
nineteenth century; (;
discovered afteryearS
Of scientific research
by DR.. kilnier, the
eminent Kidney and
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1907-03-14
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the mon
cy if it fails to cure. E. w. Groves
signature is on each box. sSc.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1907-03-14

There areaome people whcpray
for patience and then get mad he
cause the fire goes out when they
prayed 40 long.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1907-03-14

bladder specialist, and is wonderfully
successful in promptly curing lame back,
uric acid, catarrh Of the bladder and
Dright's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
DIR. Kilnier's Swamp-Root Is not rec,
commended for everything but II you hsys
kidney, liver or bladder trouble II will be
found Just the remedy you need. II has
been tested i'll SO many ways, in hospital
work and in private practice, and has
proved SO successful in every case that .
special arrangement has been made by
which all readers Of this paper, who hays
not already tiled it, may have a sanlple
bottle sent free by mail, also a book tell
ing more about Swamp Root, and how to
firdoutifyouhave kidney OF bladder trou-
bic. When writing mention reading tlhs
generous offer in this paper and send your
address to DR.. Kilnier EE--
& Co., Iinghaniton, d3|3S
N. Y. The regular 8 IN! i.
fifty-cent and one - - 8
dollar size bottles are Homo Of swAnpsos4
sold by all good druggists. Don't msks
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swanip-Root, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root
and the address, Dlnghamton, n. X, On
every bottle,
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1907-03-14

Bilious attacks, sick-hesdaches, indiges-
ton, constipation, dizzy spells = these
are some OF the results OF an inactive
liver. Ask your doctor II he endorses
Ayers Pills in these cases. The dose
is small, one pill at bedtime.
Made BY the J. c.Ayer Co., Lowell Maas.-----
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1907-03-14

Every man sees an earthly an
gel in the woman he loves.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1907-03-14
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BAcK3
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news.
papers is sure to know Of the wonderful
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1907-03-14

With the season OF Lent, t h Q
man who swore off Jan. l, and
then fell off, can now get a new
start.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1907-03-14
BANK STATEMENT.

Following is the report Of the
condition of the Wata.ga County
Bank at Boone N. G., in the Stats
of NORTH Carolina, at the close Of
business Jan. ao, 1907:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts $z6,lSS.I5.
Overdrafts secured rQ 3o3.46.
Overdrafts unsecured, 34S.4I.
Banking house I45S.24.
Furniture and fixtures 400 90.
Due from banks and ban
kers s,lSs.a6.
Cash items, one check. $50.
Gold coin, 100000.
Silver coin, including all
minor coin currency. S6ooS,
National bank notes nnd
other u. S. Notes s5,o7S.oo,
s't ---
Total. l......-............ ..$.4o,Ss591
LIABILITIES E
Capital stock $Io, ,ooo. 90.
Dividends unpaid, 9o3.5a.
Bills payable $4,000.
Time certificates of deposit
included in bills PAYABLE
Deposits subject to check Ks6, I6s.55.
Cashiers ok S outstanding 4a3 go,
Total. ........-....... ,$4o,S35.91
! State Of North Carolina, Watauga
county, ss: ], E. S, Coffey, Cashier
of the above named bank, DO SOL
ernly swear that the above statey
ment is true to the best Of my knowi
edge and belief.
E. S. Coffey, Cashier.
Correct-Attest. j. Fl. Mast N,
l.. Mast, Directors.
a. Subscribed and sworn to before
me, this r2ht day of Feb. 1907.
J. M. May, Register Of Deeds
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-11-16
GEORGE A. BLAKE, Solicitor for Plaintiffs.
Order Publication
Joseph Henry Hughes. Platntin Ns. George
r. Andrews and Elizabeth Andrews, his
vie, and George Pennick aud Jane
r.. rennick, his wife, Defendants.


The object Of this suit Is To procure de
cree Tor the sale of the real estate Whrrrt
~ternen Andrews. late of ttCil tOu' ~,
,hr state of Maryland, died seized an
possessed on account of the in>utitcien"\ {
his per> onaI estate to pay his debts
The bill states / that the said Strphe
Andrews was in his life time indebted IN
certain promSSorN note in the sum OF OF
hundred dollars and In the year 1884 depaI
ed this life interstate and that the plainti
after the death OF the said stephen Andrew
raid the said note and the same was g
dursed and delivered to the paintin 10y 4
National Bank OF Elktou, the holder there
at the time OF said payment in the year 10
az d also indebted unto the paintitl in SUI
dry other sums of money on open accOul !
ali OF which the plaintiti asks leave he
alter TO formally prove. " that no part
said note has been paid unto the plaintu
and 81 that the said stephen Andrews W,
possess ID OF no personal property, or If an
not sufficient to pay his debts, and that the
was no administration upon his person
estate. any. ~ that the said deceased di
seized and posst sSed of a tract of land sir
ated IN the Second election district of sa
county and was survived by his wido
Sarah f.. Andrews who is now decease
and the following his only heirs at la
George +. Andrews "A son, whose wife
ElilabeIh Andrews: George Pennick, wht
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-11-16
A Reliable
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-11-16

Tlm"t'N y Fluffy and Gertrude I
'u,i,'l. both ui North la~,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-11-16

I'I5TV WII7I oITIETT. T UII NTIV Do CIN, Ut IIUI-
gists or by mail. In liquid form, - cents.
Ely Brothers. IS Warren Street, New York.
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@arnlano & Vennipluan;a q. n.

3hne %ntrIdiifn Wtrth.gfpt nnt. etatIoI:
7.30 Norm. nod PORT tialtt, aus9enon,men
Gonntdes.
$50 8otm. md Delta, rnr Commas.
$50 BORN. nab Belair tdgIi6, ausgenoms
men Gorntd9s.
t2o s'dfm. nod geIalr. nur eamftass.
1926 Ie6m. nan BORT tdeIi6, uuSeenorrmen
SOnftnas.
aO5 glofm. rnt 9eTin. nur gonntuas.
445 giaohrr. iiad Bs'atr tfeIid, anSgenonp
rten SonttnaS.
600 abenos nan Della tdsIt6, nusgenom'
men SpnntdgS. -
hoo slbfnbs nnh Delta. nnr Sopntaas.
1880 abfHbs Rah BeIatr, Mittpoh u. Gam.
ftaa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
Illus 9euti9lanb.
@emeiniames @orseben Der Srcifn-
nigcn augebabnt.

llrt6eile ii6er Die 8orItanospabl Ses
8eidstages. Nas Centrum
bobnt. = 9raunifipeiger IaiIen
nid)t loder. = Sofpaiier befiird-
tet. = @as ben Stur8 Der 80.
tben" berbeifiibrte. 0ctltid)e
ailnitlerid)oar 5iebt mad Yaris.-
las Gagesseiprdd in al,nittrei.
ien. aiibner @ntihluB bes
neutrality-suspicious. 1beater-
DIRECTORS War Heinbarot.
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aaatoa nns ststIanStow II
edlriiDt's rgiMenfrans.Sans'

S1nptduoriier oeS nBapern SER sllnt. .yer.
ems .giheHfrnH3 : 2lmen : BereiHS."
rednton Smnierwdbrsd zen Pair uno nelb'
Beretns." r3euifde 9tm6tb.i hteit" uno
Srif6ts igler an iPoer 8tit. - g. & a.
1elepbUli. ggolfe 328 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
Nbfabrtstagc Der Snmpfer uun
NemrOurt.

Nn %. Tc5r. Sampler ~60niG al.
bert" nof Ncopcl unb 8cnuo,
Pm %. Scbr. Gompferr Groi @ol.
b%crice" mad Sontburg.
Glm 90. Scbr. 9ompfcrn St.2ouis"
nod Soutbanlpton.
gm %. 6cbr. 9ompier OGoleoo.
MIA" nad Glasgow.
g(m 90. 8ebr. 9onlptcr rGompo.
nia" nod 2%iberpool.
s(m 90, 5ebr. Gantpfer Dglinne-
tonfa" nod 2oroon.
Nm 90. 5ebr. Ganpfcr. GoIobrio"
nud Teopcl.
Nn 26. 8ebr. 9oinpicr n9roiiGe"
nod Heopel.
gm 2G. Sebr. Compiler aronprin5
@il6clm" nod Bremen.
Am &c. 6cbr. 9ompicr n6rnnecS.
ca" no6 Neapcl uno Srielt.
gm 81, Gebriiar 1mlpicr rToor.
Oam" nod Hottcroam.
Sm 81. 6ebr. Camper nSam-
LAMB" na6 Nnttpcrpen.
gm 81. Scbr. Gompfcr nSceanic"
nnd) 2iuerpool.
GIN %. Se6r. 2nmpicr vSeaiD
Slao" nad) Copenhagen.
9tm 90. Sebr. Sampler 20 Gro.
ocncc" nod SABRE.
Nm 2. Ndr5 Oambicr D6ltrneiiia"
noh Glasgow.
PIN 3. MGr5 Galnpicr ,8cimar"
nad) Bremen.
glm 2. Wdr5 3ompicr ,Maine"
rah 2onoon.
PIN 2. Mdr5 0ampier a9eclono"
noh antperpen.
9tm ?. Mdr5 9ampier o9biGaocl-
pbia" mad SoutDompton.
9m 2. Mdr5 0ampier oSrieOri9"
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PIN 3. Mdrj Dampier Settle"
tod) Gibraltar uro Heapel.
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nod 2iperpool.
slm 2. N6r5 Gampier o9atoria"
nadl Sam6urg.
PIN 5. Wor5 8ampfer o9aiier"
nuf Bremen.
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am G. Wdrj Oontpfer .9tpnoam"
mad ROTTERDAM.
PIN 6. IIr5 Tantpfer yTcittonic"
md liperpool.
Nm I. Wdr3 Compiler o9rctagne"
ilnd) Sdurc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

PofdI'e hln ipuagoHs nab Jen.ycrf itnb De,
ret Siiln @e0rGl6 in Der gnnroer' unb mt.
Rot I'Stniion nm 1000 abenes.
u, nnh atiantioSttn an @ohertdaer: o,
1onuiaaS. gut 8iige 6alten III WiIminetsn.
& bdit In 6befter an.
Ebila.. Hfipm.. 9dmoenss Station, 1915 Borm..
.s'go TSrnf'', iiSS2S ysa6nr' "a is WSsnSs a''0"'
Nberoftn Affom.. Standardization. 400
Tndm.. 1910 gbenoS: Wt. NcbalrStatien,
2l.05 Gddm, 10. 10 abeu6s.
IorsNaaaoiis, GpeiiernteH etc. peroen fnnen Sc.
inrqt per stftpben in ufen ioIaeroen Rtnet.
9lrcalr !: ebarlcss iiro gn.tinores@trabe. q. 8
r., ct V1nt 1924 ODER Dto.. 9nurtIdnb 1907;
VT, 5lonobe tdiion. q. & a.. Wt. yernon 3i23;
9nuner Citation Suiormations- 9nreau, 8. Z II
q. Vdll st6. ODER Wlb., gourf. lib sf2o. uni
yr. 52S, SabsgroaSra1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

III ncinncbmforer" Soten.
tiGnglono, p. 6ebr.
- lluter groBenf Eeierliffeiten lpur'
bcn beute Die gro'en nelten aegbant'
0odS, Die oen 5hluBitein i'm beDeil'
tenoiten @erftipfemc oeS britii6cn
Reifes biloen. flrdj Den Nrin5en
bon @ales benz 8erfebr iibergeben.
0tit buf1ten 8ittpeIn NOR oie grobe
3abl Der ariegsd)iife geihmiidt, Die
81 gbrcn bes g,eigniiies bierber ae-
fomfnen morer5 uno luitig nebten
i'm Soien Die WhggeL ais Der Yrin5
init Der Yrin5eIin oui Der Saft oes
Sohit ; Gomlhnbirenben .Bipio"
biird) Die Geiba oerarie9sid,ifie nadl
Der St1tte o~erlSSeier fubr. Yei'm
ginlauien IN M neuen ODDS trennte
bic ,8ipib" epe 9arriere BON uiel-
farbioen gdnnrn, Die iiber Die gin-
iabrt geiponnt 8dfoem oic
Gods ari ben Ennen uYrins @ales.
@oiiia" getaiifi parcn, pcrcinistc iidj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

uIS uHgeIuprer UtQBltuD Der poltIts
lden 8eIinnlrng. SGmmtlide OH.
lerpotipe @rlppen, einihlieblid In.
tilemiten uub 2anobiinoler, boben
runo 5nei Wiaionen Stinmen ollf-
gebrodt, oas Centrum beinobc
2 lis MiuionerL Die So5;oloemofro.
ten 3A Wtinionen.
@ollte mar Ole 2iberolen oller
Sarben in einen Sopf pcrfen, pom
blnBblauen Hed)tS Hotionollibero,
liSnutS bis 5ltr bellrotbcn biirgcrlie
den 0emofrotie, 10 fonntc ser 2ibc'
roliSmilS olld nit beiuobc orci Wtil-
lionen Stimmen probIeu. Nbcr c9
lit po6l 5iItreffenoer, Die 9totionoIli.
berolen fir iid) nit 1 2i3 Miuioncn
Stimmen ollf5uiiibren uno Die orci
freilinnigcn @rlippen ser biirgerli-
den 9enofrotie nit IA Milion.
Tolen uno 9Gnen ungef1br p Wtil.
lion.
0a5u nod fir einige @iloporteilcr
uno 5eriplittert etpa Il Williou
Stimmen. 3uiommen runb liz
MiQionen @GbIer, BON benen man.
mieoer ungei6br iogen fam, boB III
gotS meit geitredtem Tabmen lid,
per @abl5ettel meit iiber ied)S Wfil'
lionen 5t elmer niht = conierootip-
flerifolen @eltonidouung %befunnten.
S'euti dc g ii II tTe't d adr
5iebt II q d) Yoris.
Berlin. -. Sebrnar. - Gas
Snoesgeiprdd) IN Gunitfreilcn -
uno aud o~uBerbalb ~berielben - lit
Der GntidlliB Wtor &einborot's, oes
2eiters oes bieIigen 0eutiden 1beo-
tiers, nit icinem aon5en Gniemble III
Yoris ein 8aitipiel 81 ge6cn, Sig.
mmno 9feinborbt, Der 9rltoer oes I'M.
tcrnebntungslultigen GireftorS, be.
iinoet iit bereits IN Der frou5oliifen
&ouptltoot mo hot oos Sbcnter, in
ipcldem Die oeutidlen SorIteuuugen
itattiinoen ioQen, geiihert.
Notiirlid) Iino nit Der Ibeaterluef
unb Dem groBen Etblifum olid) DC
cffi3ioien areiie oorauf %geipolptt,
tpeld)e gufnobme bic oeutiden vi.
men an Der Seine finocn meroen,I Die
Breiie soft Dem Gntiflniie 3cirs
horbt'S 9eifol, befilrbtct ieooG, ooB
er cinen lnlgiinitigen 3citpunt fir
iein llnternebnen geip1blt botjoo Der
GboitpinismlS ollgenblifllG in
0ronfrcid, micoer bobc @oacn
ldl6gt.
Der fiibnc 9ireftor be5eIbnet III
oeB oiele 0coeufcn olS I%grunolo'c
Sdmar5ieberei uno erfldtt, oaB err
ooS Gerroin iorgfdltia iphoirt bobc.
Gr neiit auf Den grfolb birL ben
llc6ericeltngen peridieostcr oeutihcr
Gramlcn in Den letten JuDrcn in Fo-
riS gefunoen boben, mo lit ielienfeIt
iiber5cugt Dab Die Won5oien ibn
irno ieiter @cicai6oft einen cbenio
gldn5enoen Gmpfang bereiten fper.
Den, mic i'm Die o9&tlide" Sorob
9ern6orot, GoqueliH oos Gniemblc
Der Opera Gomiqlf", uno unl0nglt
Die Sofoper oes Siiften BON @onoco
bel ibren geiuten h 0elitihldro &c.
ilnoen baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
pStro5-"Mi per-
urtheiIt.

-
iino IA nStro5." Mitelieber, glbge.
oronete, 8eiitlihe, &ebtsannGlte,
@utSbeiiber unb @ei6dftsleute, roe.
gen llebertretung oes gereins @eie.
bes 81 8eloitroien perurtbeiIt NOR.
oen. Der .Stro5."&erein pllroe pom
Geridt fir einen poIitiiden @erein
erflGrt, nelter ltaotsfeinoIite Sen-
cen5en perfolge.
llnter IuSidIuB ser Sci.
entIi6feit.
Sor Dem &riegsgeridt in Spanooll
bat Die Ero5eiIiring oeS 3erg.S Der.
lielItenants Eoppe ipegcn Ser i'm
oorti9en grtiacrie . Depot porgcfonl-
menen @offenoiebItGbIc begonnen.
Sic Seffentlihfeit lit BON Dem Ser.
fobren ollsgeidloiient weil ooS an.
ieben bes Sffi5ierScorpS ooourf &c.
iobr0et perbcn tonnte.
0robenoeSS 0 6 ~
Sans 0eutihIonb lit bon beitigcn
Stiirrnen, pelhe %itellentpeile ben
G~borofter bon Srfonen angenommen
baben, beimgeluht moroen. Stro.
menbe Gegengiilie buben Elm idncl.
les Sbouen Der unaebeuren Shnees
muiien berbeigefiibrt, uno oie Sliilic
iteigen reiBeno ibueQ. 9tod) Wiel.
orlngen aus Sen perihieoenlten sc.
genoen oroben furftbore SohluaIier,
lpie lie ieit Sabren nitt porgefom-
men limo.
Ger tur5 Der & otben.
Gs miro nod ma1herlei iiber Die
letten &eid)Stogsmoblen 81 Iagen
iein. gm meilten beihaftigt bietro.
&c, mas Die groBe Nieoerloge Der So
5iaIoemofroten berbeiiiibrtc. SIM
Sabre 1903 itimmten BON runo 1917
WiQionen @oblberedtigten in
Gcutl6lono nobe5u 91a Wtiaionen,
oorltnter 8 0ti1ioncu io5ialoemofro-
tiih. 0iesmol betrllg Die 3nbl ser
@oblberehtigten iibcr Is WtiQionen,
oopon gingen III Miaionen 5ur
@obl uno iiber 3A WiIlionen soben
io5ioloemofrotiIde Stimm5ettel ob.
Erotoem perloren Die So5ialiiten -
grob eerednet - beinabe Die SGlfte
ibrcr Site.
Nus ben obigen 3ifiern gebt her
Dor, boB lett 1903 Die 3abl Der @obl.
beredltigten MIR I'M etipa 100000
&opfe geipafien lit, mGbreno oiesmol
~ Millionen @dbler mebr an Der
Nobl lif betbeiligten, oos beiBt, beni
io5ioliitiihen Stimmen5upuds bon
11Wfiuion ltono Elm Observation-Disclosures
BON ~ MiQionen seeeniiber. alio
gan5 tbeoretiid rob gerednet, Bate
Ole oiesmul mobil gemadte MenJc
ser frii6eren g%tif)tip0bler Die So5iol-
oemofroten iiber ben Sailfen &c.
raflt.
Sn DER Troris iiebt notiirli6 Die
Sa6e bod ettuas nnoers aus. Der
Stimmen5nmads Der So5ialiIten lit
gum Sbeil oorallf 5ilriid 5u fiibrcn
ouB Die So5ioloemofrutie oiesmol IN
Der Souptlpobl IN olen 397 o~eutld)cn
@ablfreiien lire Gonoiooten ollf.
%ltelte, allh bort, no obiolilt nid)tS 81
bolen mar oils 3abl Stimmen, ou.
nit lie sum Shlub nit elmer moe.
lidIt boben @eiammt5iiier ponStim.
men paraoiren fonnte. g@e iibrigen
Eorteien baben oieien 3dbl : Ganbi.
ooten = Shmiuoel III iold)em llmts
iongc nid)t nnnaberno mitgenlaft,
%Ionbcrn bon slnfong an onrd) 8obl.
Gompromiiic idon in ben Snltpt,
luablcn eigenc Stinmcn fir onoere
Eorteien miturbeiten laiien.
DIS lit bel e~inid)dbung Der 3ob-
lerlpertbe iibcr Die geinmmt abgcge.
bcncn Stimmen i'm Iligc 81 bebol-
ten. Smmerbin bleibt oann ood) Der
aern Der groben @eiammt : 3oblen
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.. epabu's aefaurant,
Seurn 0. alcin'S sisaauraui,

VIZ. EiO, NluNs, Iuuf pOipnfosSftuHf.
@orsliglife sSetne. GJirilu1fer II. uIion'
@!gorren. Beties 9'ier ON 8Gpi. 9unih
fit 3effdftsIerie Dor 1870 YurnI. bts
3 ubr yd 6nitiGps. 9elepUon Is. 4 y
- Ut. Beruotl S00S u.
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Fafe ihr's @aSiono beiurst q. u,nine. sst.
IiJ. Eft'Sattimpre's tr., nahe GoitRmhpufe.gpf.
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anieb Mise' yD,slsoie.Saae."

Sanpiaunriier oes Sefangpereins nlR 10.
bic, Gingiiunoen teben Douner'taq2tbeIo
Ncreius" ieocr 2. urn A.. 9ienitdg int
Wonui. TeIcp bou-g. * II. gBolfP 1865 VI
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IBAzHIH7ggG&Ol1Zw
. 2dglt6. 2dgltb, nIsgenommen Sountng.
Wur Sulutag.

Wnbeniagen 100 Bornt. bis 500 Mberos.
nrilbere slbiabrt bon Der W2t. gobaI.station.
.o ssai1 !"gs' ,7f %SsrIq p4go. ! ~: ! gs b, ItpIsrl
lil.53. 2il.55 g9rm.. *t2.t3. 1885, lbs.
.243, 1850, .4.tG. !4.55. l5.55 aachrt., 800.
1885, 900 (limiteo), *t0.b5. '11.23 gbenos:
perl. gamoeu.S tuttOu 100. +6.15.. 1880. 100.
i7.20. 1899. 1920, 1000. 1000, III. 90 Borin,
$1,000 Or. lt2.02 Ft2. 22, II. 90, 2i.05. 1900,
gn9n.. 1900. *6JS. $3.50, 100. $500, .s.t6
Niniteo). 1000. 1905, *tl.t0. 1872 abos.
Minneapolis Dd. RobnLStntioiL 7.50 nno
?8.05 8Orml, i4.55 uiio l5.55 Eobin.; garoeIs
GtatioH. 1900 uuo 1000 grrn tt2.0 o Wittags.
800. 1895 9i1tbm. uno 1900 lbenoS.
Sreoerid, Ganloen'S% intiorI, 1875 uuo 1915
Vorm. u 20, 1880 uno 1920 TGtTn.
Spinheier. Wlt. JiuDal, l7.t0 Borm., i2.43.
$50 ma6nt.; Gnmoen'S Citation. 1920 gorm.,
200. 1850 NIB li.00 giacbfn.
SdgerstpuH, Dlt Hoodl.Station, i7.t0 Born.
$3.50 9iadlm.: 9amoensSfdtiou, 1920, i7.35
Borm., 1850, 100 gla6u,
Gnteutt.Siip nno UT. Airn, GamoensStnfton,
!1.35. 70.t5 Form, u.25, 1850, $40 Rntm..
$3.50, *ii.45 glbenos.
9urap, @t. Republication, '2.ts gsu1m.:
gailoef. 800 RudhHi.
e,cbal gius 2ine
uadi philadelphia nne Refp .Y)orf.
Peuer Terminus an Der BreiunSBipdr3iafteu
Strabe. RctusDorf, beuuer1 Hn6 SotelS. Iteaters
nnr 8etmditSsTtitrtii
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Ssbu srans's ,gadsr.Serbsrss,"


,,Olo tnrt.Wi1 nnerdlur.Scne,"
Rr, t92t-i02J, Erteans.etruRe.
Sn%upiduuriler oes .WcBcri : Mdnners
hofs." Sinaitmuoe ieben 3unnerfiag
gtbenb. Der pWoBGrt e'ai.' uItn 9ei6s
Slerein" berfulnneIi fit ieoen Wlcniag
bier. gbeidpenie : Ietepbuu 99oIIe
S44 q. (stpriI4,tO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19
La FIRMA DEL G0BERNAD0R
Para cubrir deficits
necesarios en- la Camara
de Delegados
PRESUPUEST0 ADICl0NAl

FL honorable gobernador Mr.. Win
throp firmo ell siguiente proyecto de
ley pasado en- las Camaras, que CO.
pianos textualmente sin enmiendas
Que las siguientes cantidades sc
aslgnan y por la presente quedan
aslgnadas, de cualquier fondo en- Te-
sorerla no destinado otras atencio-
mes, para cubrir deficits en- ciertas
asignaciones correspondence al af1o
economical que termina de Junio 90
de 1907.
Cantidad necesaria para pagar los
serviclos de dos emplead dos adic iona
les en- la ohcina de la Camara de De-
legados, & razon de cuatro dollars
diarios cada uno, por sesenta dfas,
cuatro cientos ochenta dollars.
Para copiar y registrar las leyes
que puedan ser aprobadas por la
Asamblea Legislative en- la presente
session, a TN tipo maxine de cincuen-
ia centavos por hora, la suma de Sc
tecientos cincuenta dollars. 8 tanto de
ella como fuere necesario.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19
SObre bale

Olmos censurar con frecuencia el
uso v abuse que Sc hace en- nues-
tras reuniones, del bale de fguras,
lancerOs.'
En- ell Casino Espaf1ol, adonde acu-
de 10 mas elegante de nuestra socie-
dad, seria conveniente que sc susti-
tuyera este bale af1ejo. difcil, Dor el
"rigod6n,' mucho mas distinguido.
FL minute, con ser mas antique, es
hoy Ell que esta en- boga.
Tanto ell rigodon como Ell minue de-
ben preferirse a los lanceros, 6 esta
es al menos la opinion de muchas
personals que acuden nuestras reu-
niones de sociedad.
En- el baile de Pifiata celebrado Ell
domingo en- Ell Casino Espafiol, Sc es-
treno I'M two step de nuestro ami
60 Ell sefIor Balseiro.
Gusto mucho. Sc llama "Caribe
marcha.'