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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1900
Page
2
The article surveys political tensions with notes on the Philippine rebellion, Expanse of British power, and Porto Rican debates. It also reports the death of Arthur D. Wilson from leprosy in Pittsburg and details a Baptist college project near Ashe County, outlining campus plans, tuition aims, and regional support.
Scott's Emulsion pricing and packaging note appears with listing for OTT & BOWHE chemists in New York. The readable fragment references a price point around 42 dollars and mentions generic terms related to draggio te or similar wording.
A brief, unsigned health update from North Wilkesboro dated March 18 expresses high regard for the locality's well being over the past year, signed by A W Horton.
General Grossvenor comments on the shipping bill and calls it a triumph for the republican party. He notes the recent fate of republican measures as context, suggesting that any outcome short of ignominious defeat would be a success.
Sherman Peffer, son of ex Senator Peffer of Kansas City, died by his own hand on the 14th inst. The act stems from being tired of living and the world’s possibilities. He was thirty years old.
The British will not allow any debate on war indemnity, arguing that the Boer struggle against hopeless odds is magnificent and will only be made heavier as Britain seeks to crush the enemy once his door is opened.
The text reviews Spencer Blackburn’s statements disputed at Newton, notes Irish immigration to New York, and comments on Texas Republican splits. It mentions McKinley and Bryan in a presidential context, Senate sessions, and general party strategy while hinting at varied public opinions and moments in policy debates.
The piece laments Republican Senators failing to act on the Puerto Rican question, cites calls for leadership, and notes honors for General Buller and Sampson. It reports a Maine battleship monument unveiled at Key West with Rev Charles Frazer delivering the oration and children decorating graves with flowers.
An editor is portrayed as a wealthy yet moneyless figure who serves multiple roles in a journalistic world. He constructs without tools, runs a butcher shop of ideas, and mercilessly promotes advertising. He acts as teacher, lawyer, preacher, and healer, sending truth to save souls while sacrificing himself.
Sallow complexion and liver trouble signs fade with Dr i New Life Pilly. Clean cheeks and rich color promised for 25 cents, offered at Blackburn's.
L A Greene as commissioner announces sale of B F Tugman deceased lands in Watauga County by decree of the Superior Court. Property lies with boundaries near Woodring Norris Miller and Goss. Credit six months, 15 percent due sale day. title held until payment. sale April 10 1900 10 am to 4 pm Lovett and Furroughn attorneys.
An OCR fragment markets Hood's Sarsaparilla as the cure for poor blood and cold weather woes. It quotes Hattie J. Taylor from Woodstown New Jersey praising the tonic as essential to maintain daily work and energy.
Fragmentary lines speak of spring and writing, hinting at shared creative longing. The voice suggests snow’s beauty as a thread through season and art, inviting readers to a thoughtful, reflective mood.
Tf troubled with rheutaa 'tigi, give Chamberlan's Pain Balova trial. One application relieves pain from sprains bruises and aches in one-third the time of other treatments. Cures burns frost bites pain in the side chest glandular swelling quickly when applied. Every bottle warranted. Price 25 and 50 cents. For sale by dealers.
In Watauga County North Carolina executions issued by the Superior Court direct sales of real estate to satisfy judgments. Properties include a 100 acre tract on Mast's Mill Creek and another 11 acre parcel in Byone Township. Auctions set for March 26 1900 at Boone courthouse with cash bids. Also a writ of attachment issued March 15 1900 against Zack Adams and others for $784.00, with Spring Term 1900 court to convene March 26 1900. defendants to answer by that date.
W L Corry of Morets NC advertises a fine assortment of fruit trees including apples peaches prunes and peas and grape vines suited to the climate. Trees delivered from three to six feet tall with prices matching other nurseries. Call or write for particulars.
Forty fifth year opens Wednesday September 6th with the largest endowment in the state. The complete gymnasium program invites both young men and women to all classes. Board rates range from 6.50 to 10.00 per month and loan scholarships are available for worthy students. Residents receive catalog.
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