Watauga Democrat: Clipping Mentions Bootie No 6
Partial reading notes a Watauga Democrat item about a person or topic named Bootie with a number six. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear context.
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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1900
Page
3
Partial reading notes a Watauga Democrat item about a person or topic named Bootie with a number six. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear context.
Advertising rates furnished on application. Mr J B Horton in North Wilkesboro and other notes. We offer butter at low cash prices. Local notices include election registration warnings and remarks on a town procession. Many short items about residents, buildings, visits, and a dental offer. Public auction not present. Funeral and county news included with notices of meetings and addresses by Prof Fracum Dougherty.
The notice lists jurors drawn for the Fall term of Watauga Superior Court in Boone, starting Monday September 3, 1900, with Judge Robinson presiding. It notes the term lasts two weeks and contains stray local notices about community members, a cherry tree accident, and election ballot specifications by the County Board.
The locus of Lowe Michael pres Watauga reports crops improving after earlier fears. Farmers hope for good harvests as the town grows faster. Rev. A L Stanford schedules Children’s Day at Fair View next Sunday 10 a m and preaches at Brown’s Chapel 8 p m and later at Boone Methodist church. Rev W L Dawson from Statesville arrived and preached in town by evening.
Mrs. Rena J. Stout of Cammark, once 90 pounds and near death from consumption, reportedly gained 87 pounds after using Dr. King's New Discovery. Marion Stuart, a Muncie druggist, promotes the remedy as a cure for throat chest and lung diseases, offering 50 cents and a dollar bottles with free trials at Blackburn's.
Candidates from both parties will address the people of Watauga county in the townships at the specified drawing times and places through a series of public meetings. The item notes the schedule and locations for these campaigns.
At the Lumberton county gathering the tally showed five white men and eighty seven negroes present. Republican speakers insist there is no danger of regional domination in North Carolina amid the dispute over racial balance and political power.
Friends of M. A. Hogarty observed his skin and eyes turning yellow from Yellow Jaundice. After poor results from top doctors, he tried Electric Bitters, reporting he was wholly cured after taking five bottles. The remedy, praised as matching for stomach liver and kidney troubles, is sold by Blackburn.
Republicans avoid discussing a Philadelphia convention victory that benefits Gas Addicks. The party needs his funds to win Delaware but does not boast about securing them.
P A Danforth of LaGrange Georgia suffered six months with a tanning sore on his leg. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five days. Also effective for ulcers wounds and piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25 cents. Sold by Blackburn.
The text outlines a comprehensive new registry process before the general election on the first Thursday in August. It mandates sworn registration across every precinct, detailing required personal information and residency history, with registrar verification and potential discharge of ineligible applicants. It also covers recording race, proving prior registrations, and provisions for challenges at the polls.
Admiral Dewey believes Bryan will win this fall and Republican editor Kolhsaar thinks Bryan will carry New York. Both opinions are plausible.
The ad touts Dr King's New Life Pills as improving appetite digestion and health. Sold for 25 cents at Blackbum's, promising regular bodily habits and energy.
The text outlines an elector oath for North Carolina voters, detailing required affirmations of constitutional support, state residency, age, and registration status. It notes unaltered sections of the law and makes a pointed comparison to British imperial actions in South Africa, Persia, and China as a critique of national motives.
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