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FABRICA DE COCHES
DEE. CHEVALIER


En este establecimiento que
Cuenta con un uersonal apto Y to-
das las m6qninas necesarias, Sc
construyen coches y Sc hacen re-
paraoiones do tOdas Olases q pre-
Aos sumamente m6dicos.
De venia constantemente CO.
cbee as 2 = u asjentos az proce-
dencia norte-amerioana cons
truidoa aqui. ( preoios que varfan
desde $3.50 hasfa A5OO.
Cnenta asf misno este estable-
cimlentO un variadO surtido de
@rneses, ruedas j tOdO 10 concer-
nIente Al ramo one vende K pre-
clos
SIN COMPFTENCIA.
Ponce, Octubre 6 de 1891
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GRAN PELETERlA
DE
JAIME RULLAN

En- cate acredftado eatsbIscimiento se acaba de
vacibir mn extenso variado snrtido de calzadO de
eodas clases, para aehOras, ,aballeros ninos.
gnrtido eorapIeto de piales charUadas, becerr0s,
cabritilas susla blanca sUela del pals marroqui-
nes do col0res De diferentes mRrcas
Clavoa hormas para EapaterOsy taIabarterOs
Malstas de yiaje de tOios tamshos.
0-Atochn-6
NOTA:-Mensualmente - renueva q surtido.
Ponce, Ffsbrsro De 1892. Ala
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soC1EDAD DE SECURES soBRE La VIDA

A contar desde de Mayo pr6ximo pasado el
niimerO de p6izBs vigentes on esta Sociedad Sc ha
reducido a menos de an oiento por 10 eual y con
forne al articulo 66 de sps EstatutOs, entra Ia
misma en- 81 periodic de hluideci6n, que durara
un an0, ca decir hasta Ode Mayo de 1892.
La ofcina de Ia S0ciedad contin1a cale del Co
meroio ndmero 1, Esquina Marina.
se pubIica para cOnoeimiento de los senores
Asegurados.
Ponce JuniO IA de 1S91.-El Presidente, a, Sata-
nov fE t 6.-M.
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iiNaraviIIas deIa Ciencia!!
iGNPERN NOSI

:cos, la opinion de Jos e'sfsyaaos
uLean en- los folletos 10 que dicen los
primeros m6dicos de las Antillasl
Enfermos!! no hay engeno, tOmen es-
ia maraviloss medicina. .a
Procdrenla en- todas las boticas, y 90
curaran radicalmente.
Farmaceuticos: pedidla Arrillaga y
Ce, Ponce.-C. j. Monagas ylC?, Ma
yagiiez,--Fidel Guillermety, Capital
U. Martinez, Humacao.
Ponce, Dcbre. l? de 1891. SLn. p.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-11

DEL
LodO. Don Iuan Hose Marques

Eeta MAGNEsIA aereada inventada On 1885 y
periasconada en- 1910, tan cOnOcida por tedO ei
mun66, ha sido objeto de far la atenci6H de aque-
laB pera0naB que amhiciosas, han trnbaiado, no yR
para eaborar magnesia con otros noTnbres que des-
do ueg0 oompit8n Ia nuestra pofque este 90 el
remtado de los conooimientos de la cencia del hom-
bro que IA p0ase del inventor; sinO de los talsihca-
G0Fea que adm "a mas grave. tlA
.LasMAGNEsIA De JUAN JOSE MARQUEE
qHe IA 6Rica que produce los efectos que So bus
aani 81 miamO tempo ID que su autOF, dnicO y
exsusiv0 tsne privilegio de- invenci6n dado por 81
Gobsrno Supreme do Ia Naci6n para tOdos los do
mnios eapaioles, a. tambi6n imitada no debe
eonfundiras con otra alguna.
Eg-Da venta en- IA ecreditadh FA ACIAs DE
VALE & CANCIO demSs de Ia Ibla De Puerto
Rico ~
FabFiCn San HgmmctD 00.-HnbRmR
coRREo, APARfADo 2S7
6m Ponce, FsBreo 1q de 1892.
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Los EEVFERMOs

DehsandO correspondent al acreciente favor que
el p6blc0 me dispense, be instalado un gabnete de
conuultas gratis para min favorecedorea, todgs los
I,6nea Mi6realeay ViSrres, de 3 3 de Ia manaha,
darempeRndns pnr los acreditados facultativOs
Doctor don Manuel "A. ZenO Gambia.
I" Gabriel Villarongay
" Vicente SantDni.
Lon DOmingos, Ia miama h0ra, conBnltaFh en-
Ia snfernisdad8s de los oiOs 81 oculista.
Doctor don Vicente SantOni.
Estaa cOnsultas empezar6n el 20 del actual
Farmaeia Dr0gueria do Manuel X. subira.-
Atocha, 10, Ponce. III lSl
3Im NOVtembre, ID de 1891.
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EMULSION
SCOTT

que es simplemente aceite de higado
de bacalao descompuesto en- peque-
hfsimas Particulas Y digerido va, por
decirlo asi, mecanicamente. Con
este SO evita a los estomagos delica-
dos de los enfermos el trabajo de
digerir, ademas de que no todas las
personas, a1n en- buena salud, pue-
den digerir ell aceite simple.
A las reconocidas virtudes del
aceite de hfgado de ba.calao, La Emul-
sion de Scott une les Pfopiedades
restaurativas forti6cantes de los
hipofosftos de cal v de sosa. IN
conjunto forma la preparation mas
eficaz en- existencia para todos los
casos en- que esta indicada segun el
dictanen unanime de los principales
m6dieos del universe.
pEScoNFfEsE DE LOS IRaI.
TADoRESa aC
Exfiase la verdadera Emulsion de
Scott que SO halla de venta en- todas
las boticas Y otros establecimientos
en- todo ell mundo.
SCOTT a. BOVINE, e.uImicOa, Few York.
Tambisn fabricsutes De IoB c9Iebres parehes pS-
EaaOs mareA 8 Excelsior"
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10 miIIOnes! 10 miIIones!
MI POB11CO
SE iREGALAN MAQUINAS!
Agencia de las maquinas de cOser "Singer'
A. LUCCHETTI & 90.


Maouiuas de mano La Favoyia, doble pespunte
de pie La LegttMna, ID i
de NNevG SitncsosQ tension automauca de oadeneR
Aoonsemo dignen vs nuero
la podran De que IA No
Sc VENDEN NAQUINAS SINO QUE Sc REGALAN
Recomendamos especalmente
deneta tension automatca
peior las conocidas mas barata que nDguna
condolences de 0ondad
laman realmente la atenc6n. ,.r-a, -,
La de
atesgua mas nada bondad de sus aqul-
mas, sin duda guna las neoee mas barata del mundo!
Deposit Ceamo: SresP PASSALACQUA & Co.
en- Yauco s. z. LORENZI
Los Agsntes La Singer Manaactvag Company
A. Lucchettf az Co.
De Comerco, S-Ponce
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En- esta tipografia sc iasprimen
tarietas al minute q precso5 suma-
mente m6dicos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-11
Gaia de Prestamos
2REINA2

El dfa 90 del actual & las nueve de Ia ma
mana Sc rematarsn en- pnbtica subasta las
prendas, de lOs tslones que continuation sc
expTesaD. pOy cuenta de-quieD corresponds y
6rdan de nnien anacriha.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-11

IA DEBIIIDAD GENERAL.
IA TtSIS. IA A&E MIA
Ia ESCRoFuLA.
e. REUMATESM0.
Ia TOS Y RgSFREADto8.
EL RAQUITIsMo EN Los NINos.
Y en- general todas las afecciones
de la garganta, del pecho y las que
prOceden de empobrecimiento or
ganico o pobreza de la sangre
Sc curan con ell uso de La
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-11

Ponce, Pto. Rico, Dcbre. IL de 1891.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-11

Iced los certvfcados de los meed3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-15
AtenciOn al PubEcO.

En- este estsb1ecimfento Las Delcqs RseftocO ca
lie de Tetuan &c. sumamente barato pues
fortunas ell plato mas
ratio tres ochavos hasa el de veones que
mas vaor. Hacerle vista quedaran conlpIetamenie
sasfechos anto el pieza del serVicio come
en- La comida pues cuenta excelente cocinero
postero. Venid sin deenerse que quiere compacer
45-1O FL #ssa DEOGRAoIAs HERNANDEZ
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AL PUBlICO

La empresa de coches que tengo estabecida villa
dar vaje Caguas Fajardo Yabucoay cualquera de los
puebos limitrofes precios convencionales modcos
Cuento numero de exceentes pares coches
c6modos proposito para camno Tambien alquilo
buenos cabaos de a caga para cuaquer punto de la
Isa Direction telegrafca Nido, Humacao II de Novem
bre de IS92-JUAN DE NIDO Junio
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un cOche de cuatro as1entOs con arneSes para unO
dos caballos, todo en- muy buen estado. Ma
nuel Muf1oz, Santurce 15-ll
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Puerto- Rico 5 de Dcierdbre de I 892 IOficnas Sa
DIRECTORIO

DE LAS PRINCIPALES CASAS DE COMERCIO DE
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO.
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Music Free.

Expenses not considered, pian-
sts should tune their own piano,
Or often ole defective string If
very annoying and no tuner at
hand. The new book teaches a
method, whereby every lady can
easily tune. The Press, n. Y.
says: "lt teaches how to tune by a
new, simple process, and divest the
art of all mystery. 1t also tells
how to remedy all defects in piano
and organ The price bound in
Lesth, rett ls 75c, but to ntloduce
quickly it will be sent free with
ten pieces sheet music, and a pres.
ent sold for one dollar, to all
sending thirteen two cent for post
age, etc, and names of six per-
son who play. This short time
offer is by reliable house. Great
terms TO composers by new plan.
Address Standard Music Co, 8
Euclid-ase., Cleveland, O.
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the arbitrary and brutal restric.
ito Is now imposed npon Il EN-
against the protest of the civilized
world. What would be thought
of the Czar il he should order dl-
plomatic relations with the Uuited
States severed until such time ne
we should r, pc i the Chinese ex-
clusion law, or any other lsw upoi,
our Statute b ,uks? He would
have just as much right to do Q
as we have to follow this resolu-
ton that makes sensible men
think it might be good idea to
requlie all bills and resolutions to
be approved by an official having
authority similar to that exercised
by the managing editor on news
paper.
Much interest is felt in the So
lection of new Secretary OF
State. The President, who is now
considering the matter, fully real
lied the impol tance of selecting a
man big enough for the position
aud he will make no mistake.
There is no foundation for the va
rlous rumors of the position hav-
ing been rendered to Mr.. Depew
aud others, no one has vet been
offered the place.
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uueeh City News,

Lewis Dysart, OF Lancaster
visited his brother, Biney, here
this week.
Mrs. G. Il. Porter, of Greentop
and Miss Cora Baker of Hannibal
visited friends here last week.
Miss Morgie Slavson Of neal
Greentop, returned home Monday
from a two weeks visit with Miss
Clara Burkart in this city.
Mr.. Hermann Herboth, son anc
daughter, formerly residing il
this place, returned here for {
short visit Monday evening, Mrs
Herboth ana the bRianpe Of the
family are at present reading at
Moberly.
Rev. P. D. Holloway left Mon.
day evening for Pennington, Iowa,
wRsre he goes to take charge Of q
work. His family Will follow the
latter part Of the week.
The Democratic primary cleo
ton was held in Schuyler county,
last Saturday. The voting wes
light at this point es the farmers
were all Toe busy 10 came to town
even to vote.
Children's Day exercises were
held ct the Christian church Sun
day evening, June IL. The exer-
cises consisted chiefly of songs
and recitations by the children.
The church was beautifully decor
ated with flowers, and the large
crowd which attended expresse d
their appreciation in material
manner vhep the customary COL
lection was taken up.
In recent number Of the
GRAPHIC we noticed an item stat
ing that a KirAsyille lady had
q fuachis five and one half feet
high which she was preparing to
send to the Worlds Fair. Queen
City in this as in other enterpris-
es, is IN the front rank, as Mrs.
Daniel Kent informs US she has
plant, aof the species known rs
"Charmiug'' fuschis, which is only
one year old, and over five feet
tall. She expects it to be about
eight feet high by time of the
Worlds Fair as it is still growing
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Wilson Items.

Grandma Clemson lie still I'M
proving.
Ed Kirkpatrick visited at Viii.
sons Friday.
Miss Matilda Ham, of Gibbs
visited here Sunday.
Miss Nellie Craggs has returned
from her visit at Novelty.
Jack Sanders and family, OF
LePlats. are visiting at Dave Nc
Dermit's.
Willie Clemson was kicked by
q horse Friday morning, but is
able to be out now.
Miss Edith Wilson went te
Kirksyille Friday to be present
at commencement exercises.
Mrs Wood and daughter, Mrs
johnson, left for Kirksville. Mon.
day, on a visit to relatives and
friends.
Wick Tompkins' little child died
Thursday night and wss buried
Friday in ths New Harmony
cemetery.
The weather has been nice fer 8
week and the farmers are begin
ming to feel q encouraged, as most
of them have their corn in and the
wheat is beginning TO look fine.
Mr.. George Ransom Ct xii
bourne, His, has been visiting at
VIM, Craggs and looking for q
fsra2. This will soon be an Illinois
settlement a.. more are coming in
the spring.
The church at this place vas
crowded Sunday evening to hear
the Children's exercises, which
were very ereditabl5 rendered.
The missionary collection amount
ed to S3.03.
Mrs. Ida johnson and little
daughter, Lilly, have been visit
ing Mrs. Johnson's parents, MIR.
aud Mrs. ace Woods Of this place.
Miss Mary JOHNSON Of Mexico,
Mo, has also been here.
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Ths Century fer June

Roswell Smith, the late Presi-
dent of The Century Co., is the
subject of 3 number of contribu-
tions to the June Century. There is
a frontispieee POI trait, poem by
Edmund Gosse, a biographical
sketch by the Rev. DR.. GLADDEN.,
an editorial on Topics of the
Time," with brief statements of
Mr.. Smiths connection with the
Tract Society, the Congregational
Club, AM Berea College, Ken
tucky.
The leading illustrated article
OF this number is by DR.. Albert
Shaw, whose timely and interest
ing papers in other numbers on
modern municipal governments
will be remembered. In this paper
he describes the rise of a new me-
tropolis-"Budapest." The paper
Is brightly and profusely illustrat-
ed by Joseph Pennell.
a paper also OF timely interest
in view Of the approaching
presidential campaign is Joseph
B. Bishops article on "Early
Political Caricature in America
which is illustrated by facsimiles
OF caricatures which were famous
in their day. Some of the pictures
hsve been made from the original
drawings.
"Mount Saint Elias Revisited
q description by Israel G. Russell,
of the United States Geological
Survey, OF his second attempt to
reach the summit of that famous
pinnacle. In the April number
of last year he described the ex-
peditior of the previous year.
This second expedition WIS per-
haps more eventful. ETe describes
the desolate region seen to the
north from the highest point reach
ed on the mountain, and furnishes
new data as to the height of the
mountain ard it's position with
'espect to the international bound. |
Try. The article ls illustrated |
rom photographs taken during |
he trip.
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EUREKA.

Yes, we have found it! The
greatest discovery of this century.
Are you troubled with Dandruff ?
Are you, or any of your friends
bald? If 80 read our guarantee,
We hereby guarantee onr Eureka
Hair Restorative and Daadruff
Cure TO remove Dandruff and
grow hair on bald heads of not over
10 years standing. Any CONNER
cial report will inform You as to
our financial standing and ability
to fulfill our contracts. Money viii
be refunded ct the expiration OF 30
days if it does not prove setisfac-
tory. Fl. d. WAGNER d Co.,
Grinnell, Iowa.
Ask Lanaes 4 Reed, BARRIERS,
for Il.
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The Peoples Forum,

EDITOR GRApHIC:-As nomint-
tons are in order in the columns
of your paper, l would nominate
George W, Tull, our young Re-
| publican friend, for Collector Of
Adair county. B S. M.
Mr.. EDIToR-The many friends
of Sherman Boone, in Wilson
| township will present the name of
| that worthy young Republican, to
the Republican county Conven-
ton for the Office of Sheriff. Mr.
Boone has all the qualifications
which go to make an excellent
officer. WILSON.
ED. GRApHIC-As you permit
people to express their preference
for candidates, let me tell you who
the Republicans can elect for
Prosecuting Atty. j, NJ. Mccall
is the man Clay will stand by, all
the time. Don't put up any jobs
but give Clay 3 fair show and she
| will redeem herself, but we don't
want any old fossil who has been
in the machine for ten years.
Give US Mccall for Prosecuting
Attorney. BOB.
Gibbs. Mo-, June 5
EDITOR GRAPHIC. AS we are on
the eve of a political campaign,
and the suggesting of names of
candidates for the different offices,
think in those selections we
should pick men who are best
qualified. Men who manage their
own affairs successfully are the
ones to do business for the peo-
pie. In this connection [ will
present the name of d. e. Gibbs
for representative. A VOTER.
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Gibbs Gossip.
Rurrah ior Hcrriaonl
Corn is coming up finely.
Apple crop nearly a failure.
w., N1oG.1l Ill. -

Hurran iGf HCfTlfon
| Corn is coming up finely.
Apple crop nearly a failure.
VIM. Mccall is in Illinois OF
business.
| London Barnes is visiting hit
brother, DR.. Barnes.
By the way, boys. have yoE
heard from Oregon?
The wheat and oats crop is com,
ing out finely.
Mr., Jno. Moore is in Quincy OIL
business yesterday and to-day.
The new hotel. With Burt Bar.
row, proprietor, Is open to the
public.
There have been several sue
cessful fishing parties out on the
river lately.
The fine weather fer the past
week has enabled farmers to plant
a large acreage of corn.
Quite number of our demo-
cratic friends will attend the con-
v5ntiop in Chicago next week.
Three eass Of stock have been
shipped from this place.this week
and there are several more to fol-
low.
Meadows are looking fine, in
short We have strong hope now
that the Calamity" people may be
disappointed ali along the line.
We noticed our old friend Dan
Crawford limping On our streets
g few days ago and upon inquiry
found him to be badly afflicted
with rheumatism.
Jake Crsggs of the firm of
Craggs f Craggs has sold his en-
tire interest to his partner, and
will in few days 60 to Illinois
where he has an engagement as
engineer. Mr.. Crsggs wills re-
turn to Gibbs later in the year.
Uncle Chas. Crsggs spent few
hours in town one day last week,
the guest of his SOP. George.
Uncle Charlie is al ardent ad-
mirer of James G. Blaine. and
would have been glad to have seen
him nominated at Minneapolis.
And by-the-way Nr. Editor, that's
the way it strikes most republicans
down this way.
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The democratic situation is
becoming acute, particularly to
those democrats who realize the
weakness of MI. Cleveland as a
candidate. Their convention meets
next week at Chicago and appar-
entity Mr.. Cleveland is master OF
the situation. Such sturdy anti
Cleveland men as Senators Black
burn and Morgan privately admit
that they have almost given mp
hope of defeating him for nomina-
ton. Hill appears to be entirely
out of the question, notwithstand-
ing his control of the New York.
regular delegates. German has
hopes but he will not become
candidate, unless he is absolutely
certain that Cleveland does mol
control enough votes to secure the
nomination.
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A Victory for Birksvlila

Properly adjusted spectscles
and eyeglasses are something that
the poepla Of Kirksville have long
been In need of.
Prof. H. Hirschbere the we'll
known optician of 629 Olive street,
st. Louis, has appointed ". @.
Fout, agent for his celebrated
Diamond and interchangeable
Spectacles and Eye-Glasses where
a complete assortment can be
found. Prof. II. Hirsohberg will
remain in Kirksvi!l- from May IS
until May q and al those in need
OF properly adjusted spectaeles
and eye glasses should avail them
seves of this opportunity. Exam
ination of eyes free of charge. t.
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| From Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, June, 13, 80
| The President is still receivin,
| congratulations on his renomina
ton. At first they came princi
palIy by telegraph but this nom
ing brought the first wave of {
deluge by mail. They come fron
sll sections and all classes, enc
| they all sing one song--the tri
umphant election of Harrison anG
Reid. The congressional dele.
| gates and visitors to the Nstiona
| convention have nearly all return,
ed to Washington, and as one mar
| they are of the opinion that the
convention made a rafting plat.
form and a winning ticket, sno
| that there WAS less dissatisfaction
at its close, than was ever showr
at any national convention al
which there was a fight for the
| nomination. This is gratifying,
and leaves little doubt of Repub-
publican success in November. II
is conceded by all that no man
who is a Republican cen give &
valid excuse for not cordially sup
porting Harrison and Reid; and
all that is necessary to make their
election certain is that they re-
ceive the full Republican vote.
The democrats are positively
dazed at the situation. Where
they expected TO find strong
minority of the Republican party
talking doubtfuliy of the success
of the national ticket, if not actu-
ALLY threatening open revolt
against it. as g result of the warm
contest at Minneapolis. they find
the Republicans marching should
der to shoulder, without a break
in the solid column. Whatever
there may have been before and
during the convention there are
to-day no anti-Harrison Republj-
cans, which speaks volumes for
the party and its future; and the
President has no better friends to
day than those whose relations
with MIR. Blaine are the closest
and most intimate, and, l know,
that unless prevented bv sickness
Mr.. Blaine will take the stump
for Harrison and Reid.
A buncombe resolution has been
introduced in the House and re-
ferred to the committee on For
eign Affairs, directing the Presi-
dent to sever diplomatic relations
with the Russian Government
until such time as that Govern |
ment shGll cease determinations |
against the Hebrews because of |
heir religious faith, end remove
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what the Hon. George G. Vest
says in regard to the snperiority
OF the Hirschberg's diamond and
non changeable spectacles:
II an using glasses which /
purchased from Prof. Hirschberg
and they are the best l sver tried.
''It affords me great pleasure to
recommend Prof. Hirschberg as an
excellent optician, and his glasses
are simply unequalled In my ex-
perienee. G. G. VEST"
These glasses are for sale by W
G Fout agent for Kirksyille. Mo,
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REPUBLICAN JUDICIAL CONVENTION

In | ussuance Of the action OF
the Republican Judicial committee
of the second judicial district;
notice is hereby given that dele
gate convention will be held In
the city Of Macon on Wednesday,
the 18th day of August, 1892, at
Ii o'clock q. m. for the purpose OF
nominating candidate for Cir
cult Judge for the second judicial
district, and also to elect a new
Central Committee and to trans
act any other business that may
properly come before said Conven-
ton. The ratio of representation
in SAID convention will be one del.
egate for every 200 votes cast for
the Republican candidate for
President in 1888, and al addi-
tional vote for every fraction of
100 votes or more cast as aforesaid,
the delegates to said convention
to be chosen by the several coun-
ties in the district at such time
and place and in such manner as
may be designated by the Repub-
licau county central committee of
each county. The several coun-
ties will be entitled to repres enta-
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Morrow's Choice.

Ed GRApHIc--Please allow space
in your valuable paper for the
name of Geo. ". Rupe for the
Office of Sheriff. Mr. Rupe is a
staunch Republican, s good farm
er and one of Morrow's best eiti-
zens and if elected would no doubt
make an efficient and fearless
officer. Morrow township has no
pets or faYorites but when she has
good material for g position she
does not hesitate to say SO.
4 VOTER.
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Republican Committee.

The Republican Central Com
mittee of Adair county will meet
Saturday, June Is, at 10 A. NJ
Business of Importance vii come
before this meeting, and members
and other republicans are reg uest-
ed to be present. The meeting
will be held in the parlors of the
Savings Bank.
j. 81. KINNEAR, Ch'rm.
S. S. MCLAUGHLIN, Sec'y.