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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1900
Page
2
The Watauga Democrat reports Republicans in North Carolina split on adopting the constitutional amendment. Some openly defend the measure while others waver, and a faction favors keeping white supremacy by limiting black officeholders yet allowing black voting to retain white officials. The piece accuses opportunistic Republicans of seeking the black vote for personal gain.
In Baker's Gap Tennessee column A. M. D. presses Prof. J. S. Gill of Elk Park for the North Carolina State Superintendent of Public Instruction nomination. Gill is hailed as eminently fitted and a polished Christian educator who would honor the state. The note hopes the State convention nominates him and voters elect him.
The Boone based Vassas Bros ivy block works and similar farms in nearby states halted operations after French investors tried to use American ivy for pipe making. The ivy proved weaker and less compact than French briar, causing pipes to burn through quickly and nicotine to escape, leading to substantial financial losses for the French backers.
The measure draws broad favor with Democrats unified in backing and many Republicans joining in. The suffrage line is drawn so that no white man or capable Black voter can oppose the proposal, signaling strong cross party endorsement.
Washington reports Representative Linney will not seek another Congress term after two successful terms in support of his party and Republicans. The piece laments Pharaoh’s stance, notes Puerto Rico cries and calls for funds for the Republican campaign, questioning where the U P will obtain money as bankers and sugar trust leaders withhold support.
The piece surveys amid a turbulent era on Porto Rican questions ship subsidy debates Hay-Payne fates surrender and Philippine war with Republican missteps noted. It mentions Kentucky confessions McKinley re election, Carnegie Frick armor contracts and coal exports to Europe. A creditor notice to settle professional fees appears beside local political clashes over party leadership and race.
A company of Chinese actors rehearsing a new play was arrested by an intelligent Chicago police officer on a charge of conspiring to commit murder. They were released after the “corpse” revived and explained the situation through an interpreter, highlighting a unlikely cultural moment.
To secure the original witch hazel Salve ask for De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve a well known cure for piles and skin diseases Beware of worthless imitations Phillips and Son cofley Brow.
The Boer army commander in chief in the Transvaal, General Joubert, has died after a period of illness. He was a born warrior and his people mourn the loss, preferring to remember his rigidity in battle and devotion to the cause.
South Carolina pastor Rev d McManaway of First Baptist in freer a enters the pulpit with a black eye after a clash with Louis Cannon a young local figure over cemetery lot ownership Cannon demanded an apology after hearing slurring remarks toward his father McManaway denied the remarks but defended his actions praising the preacher as capable and influential.
A user from Mat tie, Penn. reports saving doctor bills by keeping Chamberlains Cough Remedy on hand and using it at first sign of cold. The Monroe Journal notes a separate anecdote where a Monroe businessman receives a long outstanding debt payment after reconciling records, sending a bill and obtaining over fifty dollars.
Caretta York notes Emulsion should be kept in every home for year round use. It is suitable in both summer and winter and emphasizes universal household necessity. SCOTT E BOWNE.
An Ohio man, overjoyed by a nomination, died from excitement after learning he would run for office. In Pennsylvania, a man beaten for a squireship killed himself from the distress. Both incidents involve Republicans and were reported by the Wilmington Star.
Hinsdale Illinois resident Mrs Harriett Evans states she never fails to relieve her children from coughs at once using One Minute Cough Cure. She claims it safely cures coughs colds grip and throat and lung troubles. Coffey Bros Phillips and Son are mentioned as sellers.
The Methodists plan a $6000 building at Brevard for Epworth school the first industrial school to be hosted in the state. It is succeeding finely with growing support and activity.
Enumerators will begin the census count on June 1 and must complete the task by June 15. The schedule sets a two week window for data collection and processing across districts.
Notice of sale to highest bidder at my residence Blowing Rock on April 21 personal property including wagon harness buggy saddles cattle ice cream freezers scales guns watches clocks and household goods. Terms one half cash with approved credit. This March 29.
A shower at Lon inburg on the 16th alt appeared ink colored, described as water of the same hue by reports from across the county. The event stirred great excitement, particularly among the colored population.
An 19th century promotional note touts Camberlan’s Pain Balm as cost free if ineffective, claiming one application relieves pain and treats sprains bruises cuts burns bites Quinsey side chest swellings quickly. It is guaranteed and sold by dealers at 25 and 50 cents.
In Watauga County Superior Court North Carolina A L Sime sues T R Sherrill for 734 dollars on due bill and open account. A summons issued March 15 1900 returnable March 26 1900 at the spring term. A warrant of attachment was issued against the defendant’s property. Defendant must appear or demur or the relief demanded will be granted. Joan H Vinamam C S C.
W L Correy of Moretz North Carolina advertises a fine assortment of fruit trees including apples peaches pears prunes and grape vines. Trees three to six feet tall delivered and offered at about half the price of other nurseries with inquiries directed to the address.
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