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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25
MARIANA ABRIL.

La Gacets de- Madrid. frchada 81 S
de Agosto de- este moldito aho 1894,
publlca e concerto entire ell ministro
de Ultramar y don Gorgonio Bolivar,
para la txplctaci6n del lmputsto del
timbre sobre los f6sfosos
Y Las NotiriaS. escandalizandose del
moustroso contrato, escrjbe estas II
meas:
No podemos reproducir el pliego de
bases del concerto porque su lectura
causa dessgradable impression.
iDasagrads bic impression no mas 7
CAusa sSco y abochorna contemplar
$50 bas baroscontarbenio, ese abordsj.
inpcb'e. eee regocio que Puerto Rico
no debs consentr.
No So concierta por cinco amos, sine
por seis. Fl ejercicio econ6mico dc 1894
-95 10 estabs complete. y era precise
prolopgar eI plazo fin de que el mi.
Hon queda'a justo, sin mermas nj des
calabraduras.
No SO peimite importsr fosforos
por ot,a aduana que por Ia de Ia
Capital, a menos que oil sefior BOLIVIA,
10 consienta y !, autori e, por sus propias
convenIencias.
Sc impone e( t,ibuto de- I'M centavt
cada Glen f6.foroa, aunque se vendai
on pa quetes. aurque SO detallen a grs
mel +-.
De moao qua 10 queda resquicio al.
guro por donds escape 'el consnmidot
al vaya:laie que se le ebliga 4 rendra Ia
fabrica da eaoturca.
De modo que on el Ministerio de I'll
tramar Sc concede don Gorgonio b.
lfvsr por hsinta mil pesos, 10 que val.
ciento cincae''ta mil
Da modo que seremoe victimas de III
despojo tan artero, como el que realiza
ba en- Sierra Morena Melg r.s y realizs
en- Cuba Manuel Garcia.
Ell concerto excede todo cuantt
habiamos escrito: nos quedsmos muy
cortos: e| pliego de bases es un vejamer
para Puerto Rico: vejamen mas odio {
por 10 lnneceaario del impuesto: veja-
men que no tiene precedentes en- min
gun pupto del p|aneta.
| LA DEMOURACIA 10 conoce los escru
pulos d. Las Noticids LA DEMoCRAC CI4
pubicara mahana mismo, en- hojas suel
tas, el concerto, para que conservadorr.
y Eberaes 10 W n: para que todos los
hombres d. bien 10 anatematicen.
Llama desae luego la atenci6n que e
concerto no sc haga en- la Intendencis
d. Puerto Rec, sino en- 81 Ministerit
lie Ultramar, directamente, sin que in
terviniera nsdie capaz De impedir|o cor
sus deelar4cione< hooradas y veraces.
Nosotroa creemos que nunca Sc har
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25

visto estos colonos en- case mas duro:
"Enriqueced, ,--se lea dice--A un indus.
trial, que SO llama Bolivar, centavo q
centavo, en- seis interminables amos !;
creadle una fortuna enorme: y silepclo
porque la Icy manda callar."
81 $50 SO sostiene es que no hay es-
perapza de vivir con decoro en- este pc
dazo de TERRA mas infelis que la Nj
gricia y que Ia Hotentocia.
81 ESQ prevalece es que llegs 81 mo
mento de buscar en- la emigration aire
mas sano, atm6sfera mas limpia, donde
no Sc respire tanto miasma deletereo.
81 ESQ perdura ladios! patria amala
de nuestros padres y de nuestros hijos:
en- tu seno no cabsn los que tiensn YER
guenza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25
IN Las TRIuCHBRAS

Como el vlandante, que despues
Dc recorrer leguas y leguas on as
pero camino, SO detiene un punto,
vuelve hacia atras los ojos, descu
bre 8 recuerda las estaciones que re-
corrio, los obstaculos que superb !;
Y luego mira hacia ade]ante, hacia
81 horizonte nebuloso on que la via
80 pierde con sus sinuosidades y sus
curvas, y emprende la jornada con
mas entusiasmo y con mas rapi-
dez;
Como el combatiente, que al CO.
sar I'm instante el trouar continue
dc los cahones, SO apoya en- el fusil,
descansa, medita, y We ALA abajo
los escombros que hacin6 la metra
lla, los heridos y los muertos, las
banderas rotas y los uniformes des-
garrados, y enseguida contempla la
cumbre que ha de escalar pecho q
pecho, y q ella SO lanza SECURE de Ia
victoria porque tieue f6 en- su eau
sa y en- su destino;
Asi nosotros, en- esta jornada ha-
cia Ia luz, gu esta lucha contra 81
agiotaje y la avaricia, nos detene-
mos I'm minute para examinar la 81.
tuaci6n, para estudiar la obra que
pudo realizar nuestro esfuerzo y
para medir la distancia que necesi
tamos recorrer todavia en- el via cru
cas & que nos condena el hip6crit;
cesarismo que por desventura nues
ira predomina en- el pals.
AL comenzar nuestra campana
yendianse los f6sforos & dos ocha.
vos en- todas las localidades hoy
solo un exiguo n1mero de merca.
chides sin conciencia explotan dc
ssa susrte ellos tamhien :! el mo-
nopolio del timbre, librando uns
ganancia del ciento cincuenta POI
ciento sobre el tipo q que adquirie
ron 81 producto industrial de Can
grejos.
La f&brica no sale de su estudia-
dfsimo silencio sabe bien que pull
verizariamos su defensa, y Gala
porque le convene csllar, y esper'
que el pueblo 50 canse de resistir, F.,
50 decida { doblegarse en- presenci'
de sus explotadores, que ansian du
plicar sus riquezas con los millone
dc c6ntimos arrancados & los qu
consumer su detestable artfculo.
La yetineyta - de algin modo he
mos dc llamarla Ia refnerfa de pc
tr6leo no aumenta, qu;zas porqu
soplan malos vientos, el tipo d
sus productos; pero su ganancia con
siste en- 10 que deja de pagan al fs
co y en- la pesima calidad de uno
aeeites que expende cual 81 fueral
magni6cos, gracias al conc'crto gu
realiz6 por cinco amos.
Contra ese petr6leo el publico n
tiene mas defensa que el comercio
81 81 comercio introduce de los Els
tados Unidos un liquido semejan
to, por mas que resulte mas care
encontrara aqui realizaci6n facil;
prensa no cesara de aconsejar, &C
mo labor patri6tica, que SO rechac
81 gas explosive de la Standa,'
oil company
FL gobierno comete la torpeza in
signe de aparecer identifcaudos
con esos dos grandes mamlferos gu
chupan Ia sangre del pueblo. Y
cuando combatimos el monopo]ic
80 cree 81 mismo combatido, y no
denuncia y nos secuestra, como S
asf pudiera impedir que la indigna
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25
G r MICA
l. QS co n Z f RT o ) g.

Es el .iuego que ahora sc da.
Unos cuantos Mancinellis los han
puesto DE- moda y va SO dan coneiertos
al sire libre, en- los que alghn fiscal to.
ca el vioon.
Epocs ilarm6nica la que atravesa
mos, no es de extranarse que muchos
toquen ese instrumental. Y que respela.
bles "aballeros bailen 10 DANA FL Da
6antae que se ha puesto de moda de
monopolio, merced a la prohbicion de
que ha sido objeto.
Mi amigo, Ell notable pianista Julio
Arteaga, plensa emigrar 4 otro pals,
donde pueda lucir gus habiidades y ga
narse los garbanzos o las habichuelas
sin verse obligado sostener la ruda
compotencia de los conciertos ofcialeS
Porque hoy, para hacer eonciertos
productivos, 10 de menos es la muaica
y los instrumentos.
Bastan un centspar do caias de f6s
foros q de latas de petr6Ieo para eclip-
sar ss glorias patrias de Goula y do
Mouasterlo, los grandes concertistas
espaholes.
De monopolio en- monopolio SO ha lle-
gado hasta monopolizar el arte
Dia llegara en- qus algdn quimico
con chsfarote nos monopolice e aire
que respiramos.
Mi 6no amigo don Fermin Verdt Sc
ha propuesto monopolizar el pensa-
miento. Sin duda quiere ovitarnos 81
trsbajo de pensar, como 81 es tan ga
lado y tan buenazo, SO habra dicho:
-iPobres perlodistas! Estos cllicos
de LA DEMooRAoIA son muy simpati
COG y seris un crimen, que como fiscal
estoy IN 81 deber dc evitar. que SO gas
ten el cerebro en- asa labor disria, y que
Ia apemla 8 la locura veagan anular
por complete sus facultades Lo me.
ljor seya que les impida escribir, llevan
do!es q descansar unos dias q la carcel
--Agradecidos, con Fermin. por Ia
buena iptencion. Pero mientras usted
no nos senale una 1enta decente, ten
dremos que agotar 81 fosforo que ten.
gamos en- el cerebro, sin que podamos
hacer con 81, 10 que Bolivar hace cor
los suyos: un concieyto Nuestro f6sfo
70 no Sc puede expender, nj con la ayu
da De ninguu Antonio. dos chavos Ii
GAIA.
i En- cuanto al concierto de los mejica-
: noa, es hasta ahora el que ha resultadt
mas sonoro. Para este tampoco SO No
cesits saber musica Bssta con arsua
guiga,se. Pero icalle! que esta es otr,
| Erase nueva, y 20 he renauoiado SO
academico. Me conformo con {! titul,
de benemerjto cue me dan mis- bueno
amigos de Guayams.
Todavfa hemos d. yer grandes cosa
y sdmirab!es coAciertos Para ESQ vivi
mos en- e) pals de- los tieeveysoS; en- e
pals donde se d. earaeter ds legalidat
al frsude y SO aeclara artianlo de con
trabapao Fl psnsamiento.
$50 nos falts que SO monopolice 9
uso de los btstones y el de los parsgua.
, Y hasta e) 1erecho DO ensmorar Ia,
muchachas b1nisas.
j Y tennremo7 quo pedir que sc orga
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25
ReStauradOr Vital
saA e N 0 L A d O %uaA
BIFOSFA TO DE- CAL
UE.sTO 4 BASE DE CERKBRINA Y


Esa prepaalo dc tai que snlaoi5n e jugo
gatico de neuLraza efectos al
ntensidad conguente
ganmo
Es e Recoestiuyene nzs efcazE Vgori1anc podeo
mas erefgico del istenia nsrvioso
CURA a4e c)oross eocres p&dos que atqurs lie
y vios, flores bantas, pal piaconss del cora26n.
CURA dbid sensual iupocnca pc abuses dc la tnud
turhacones dseca$, aqutno ds.niouci6n del pctito
ambfes del es'6maeo dgesones eutas dootosas
CURA la dbidad general, decameno menstruaeion di2
dooosa hsteia, eselidad d5dens del estomago suiri
mientos morales.
CURA dbiitacidn intellectual patas pac, neu6si
eaermedad que meancoa la ocura
CURA espermatorca stez edad de las penas umbido
los oido tedda de memoria vaidos canncios tod
las Intermediates povenen del bYecmiento de
Usando el Raurado Vital inmedaamente
de fuezas los mayor sctvdad las furco
vitales a de benesar d. agidad
No hay cmedio agable tan pronto
Rstanrador Vital por tomando solo aseo senten
y efectos.
Ptepoado por Francisco Gio Teridor Farmaetuico
PUERT0-RICO
--- G
DE vENTA EN- ToDAs LAS
q MI 3vp.s Ponce s Agoto de del S9t
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25
Sc Tende q ar,.aenda
DESAPARECID0

De un cercsdo contguo 4 la cass del Que
suscribe sta en- el barro de nschuelo abaio,
hace ocho diss quo desapsreoi6 IN buey hosco
s,msrillo, olinegro come de cinco amos, msrcs.
do con las iniciales j. r. en- la nalga iEquierds
~ que de noticias de su paradero serS graft
6cado,
Ponce, Julio 26 de 1894. lO-12
Jsdn RodrbHss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25
SE ALQUILAN

un alwac6n propio para tieuds con sus ha
bitaelones On Ia cslle del Comercio no 8 de en-
u eiudsd y junto ssta diex cuaitos con sus
divlsiones, cceinas, fregsderos, aqua, lstrins,
patio, correspondientes csda cuarto.
Para informes disigirse q don Iudasyio ri
vera On 10 Fdrmacia central de J. Ferre,
PoucA Agoeto 0 de- 1894 2msv.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25
Ell CARBUNCIO DEL DIABLO
i NO MAS HERPES |
Curaci6n radical por medic de Ia Hsps.
tina de 7orregr0sa.

Numerosas certi6caciones de indvduos c,i-
RADIOS de esta fatal dolencia atestiguan Ia bon
ded de este inedican,ento. La HERPETINA
se empea al propio tempo con Ia LOCION
AETIHERPET1CA DE TORREGROSA que,
tan brillaptae resu!tados visne daudo para ex-
tirpsr las pocas, barros rasnohasda Ia cara.
No hay empens QUE so resista al iiats,nien
to de Ia HeIpeana de Ia Locion AnHdcrp<tie.
Ia Towegrosa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25
AL PUBLICO

Ell Alcoholado Rodriguez, Playa
alcanza cada dia mayores exito, los
numerosos certificates 10 acreditan
asf.
Pfdase en- Ia Farmacia Rodriguez.
Playa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25
En- la agencia

del que suscribe, Playa de esta Ciudad
hay existencis de los efectos siguentes
que vende 4 precios m6dicos:
hon superior msrca Fantasia.
Aleoholado Bay Rus a 2 rls. botella
Champagne especial 4 $l2 docsns.
Vino Koscatel Espahol.
Moscat Corso.
Burdeos legitimo.
i. CoySo de mesa.
CeStesa exquisite Lager Beer de J. +
Bets dc Philadelphia en- botellas y MEDIA.
botellas.
Jolea de Guaayba
Los artfculos enumerados son de su.
perior calidad, y no admitted compe
tsncia: vista hace f6.
Ponce Agosto Q de 1894.
!. W. PREsToN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25
VINO NUTRITIVO


de kola, coca y ca'W peptoassada, de 1orre1foss
Alimeuto reparsdor para los organismos de-
hilas.
Poderoso t6nico en- todas las sfseoiones del
co,az6u.
Para Ia anemia no hay fessuginoho que 10
avertsje
Levanta las fuersss fisioss del individeo re-.
purando 81 propio tempo lac fupcones todss
de Ia nutrici6n.
Es an antidoto efcaz contra 81 abuse de los
licotea
Todos estos prenarRdos de Torregrosa han
siao premiados con mensas de oro en- Ia Ex.
posici6n Universal de Chicsgey an Ia regional
pc Puerto Rico.
Dep6sito en- eeta cudad, en Ia Fds7sdeid dc
Gadea.
Por mayer, en- Ia de don Luis A Torregrosa
Agusdilla, plaza principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25
Sc alquila

El almaceu de manposteria que hsce o. quu
lss GALES Mayor Isabel
El que 10 irterese puede dirijrse don Eduar-
10 Armstrong en- 10 Gale de Msndea vigo ne Y
aPenes, julie N DO lsos' u.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25

Al fin pasara la virue'a. y las cosaS
volverAn a estar como es.bar; pero la
calle dc Tetuan y el l'timo trqzo do la
de San jose, "osas. no voiveran".
Porque. tcu6ndo acabaran de revolcar
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-11-22
Notable Hunters.

A limiting and fishing party now
camped at Coker Landing, six miles
southeast of Kennett,. is composed
of Gen. Wickham and son Charles,
A. G. Sherwood, II. w. Ewing, I.
W. Park, Ed Miller and R. II. Ber-
ryman, of Jefferson City, R. I. Raj
ley, of Harrisonville, and Frank E.
Clingan, banker Of Gallatin, the
chief commissary being Col. Tom
Horrell, president of the Jefferson
City Democratic Colored Mems
Club. The party is comfortably fix
ed with tents and camping conven-
fences and is catching about bar
rel of bass and crappie each day.
The forest fires have driven the
deer, bears and other game close to
their camp and three bears and
three deer have alreany bitten the
dust in response to their unerring
aim. They are expecting good duck
shooting this. week. Commodore
Otto seeman is; chaperonihg the
party and seeing that it does not
stray from the narrow path, Of So
briefly and into the broad pool Of
destruction onaccount of the recent
polictical upheaval -Dunklin Dem
ocrat.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-11-22
Thanksgiving day is drawing near,
The incest day of all the year,
The turkeys that have just been reared
Will get it where they grow their bear'
Cure for Headache.

As a remedy for all forms of
Headache Electric Bitters has prov
ed.to be the very best. 1t effects a
permanentcure and the most dread
habitLal sick headaches yield to its
influence. We urge all who are
afflicted to procure bottle, and
give. this remedy fair trial. In
case: Of habitual constipation Elec-
trio Bltters cures by giving the
needed tone to the bowels, and few
cases long resist the use Of this
medicine. Try it once. Large
bottles only Fifty cents at all Drug
gists.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-11-22
The turkey who eats
And runs away,
viii live to eat
Another day.
The Discovery Saved His Life.

Mr.. G. Cailloutte, Druggist,
Beaversville, I'll ,fays: "To Dr.
Kinks New Discovery l owe my
life. Was taken with La Grippe
and tried all the physicians for
miles about, but of no avail and
was given up, and told l could not
live. Having DR.. Kings New Dis,
covery in my store | sent for
bottle and began it's use and from
the first dose began to get better
and after using three bottles was
up and about again. 1t is worth its
weight in gold. We wont keep
store or house without it," Get a
free trial at all Druggists.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-11-22
A Strange Vote.

The proposition submitted at the
recent election to appropriate s6,-
900 to build a jail was defeated by
the following vote: Yes -926, NO;
-fe4a Many men who voted for
the candidates failed to. vote at all
on the proposition, but from the
vote cast it seems that outside Of
.44seTance township the vote against
it tailed very nearly in NUM- er a
in percentage with the Republican
vote, and for it with the Democrat
ic vote. The total Republican vote
cast was l347, the total Democratic
vote was 1878, a plurality Of "a.
For the Jail 926, against it l047, a
majority against it of III, or Al
difference. The vote by townships
was:
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-11-22

J. 7. Wells was allowed $1S9.65 as
sheriff, Fl. M. Smith $24.20 as cir
cult clerk, f. NJ. Wells $l071.31 as
county clerk. DR.. Golf was allowed
So and DR.. O'Haley 81 for medical
attentionon prisoners in Jail at
Fredericktown. Grow & Burford
were allowed s17.4O for clothing
for prisoners and J. T. Choat 1882
for boarding prisoners.
The following salaries were al
lowed: G B Myers, school com
missioner s31.S5; G. P. Caldwell,
prosecuting attorney sl25; A S
Perkins, treasurer 1925; D B Hill,
s3l.50; Philip Barks, $3l.65; J J
Long $3.50 as judges.
The following bills for general
repairs and supplies were allowed:
R. N. Caldwell, repairing cistern,
S12; Tom Allen, school land sales,
s45.25; W f Dickey, brick for cis-
tern s., 7 R Green, publishing of:
fetal ballot, 800; w A Jamison's
expenses to assessors convention,
s35; G.. D. Barnard, stationery ST..
10; Standard printing company sta
tionery, s15l.l7; Tom Allen, bal
lots, stationery and legal printing.
S214.24; Stuffel Masters, saving
wood S.; George Ledbetter, saving
wood s..
The quarterly statement Of fees
of J I Wells, II M Smith and T
M Wells were approved. The col
lector was excused from visiting
Crooked Creek, Wayne, Fillmore
Liberty and German township t.
collect taxes.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-11-22
A Big Mortgage.

The Pemiscot Railroad company,
which is building road from Ken
nett to Charlottesville has filed a
mortgage on the road for sl5O,0OO
to the Union Trust company to Sc
cure funds to build the road. Penn.
iscot county has given the railroad
company 10000 acres Of land.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-11-22
Thank sgivin'-it's a-comin'-A
Good times, without a doubt;
The edge is on the hatchet
An the turkeys hidin' outl
Medical Association.

The Southeast Missouri Medical
association met at Jackson last
week. The attendance was good.
The Schoble band, headed by
Prot. Schuble of this place furnish.
ed music. The papers Of the pro-
fession and the exercises rendered
by Jackson people were interesting
and instructive.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-11-22
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Coap-
ped Hands, Chilbains, Corns, and
all skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect sat
isfaction or money refunded. Price
25cts per box. For sale by all
druggists.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-11-22
Fire on a Railroad.

A car load of lumber in a train
between Williamsville and Elsinore
on the Cape road, caught fire and
burned few days ago while the
train was in motion. A car ofwood
standing on The siding at Williams.
vile was also burned the same day,
by sparks from a passing engine.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-11-22
Moral Lepresy.

Mrs. ]. M. McClain of Cape Cir.
ardeau lectured on the subject of
Moral Leprosy at the Methodist
church last Friday night to good
audience. Mrs. McClain is a lady
cf,culture and ability. The lecture
was an entertaining one, a clear cut
exposition Of the vanities and sins
Of social life as it Is today.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-11-22
More Corn.

John Scott living near Drum
brought to the Press Office last Sat-
urday one dozen ears of very fine
red and white corn in competition
for the PRESS corn prizes. He has
just gathered Is acres of this corn.
Mr.. Scott is good farmer.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-11-22
The turkey now is filled with doubt,
And likewise filed with fat,
But when Thanksgiving's past he will
Not wonder where he's at.
Lectures For Farmers.

Prof G. V. Reilley Of the Smith
sonian Institute will deliver eight
lectures on Entomology at Colpmi
bia from January Z to January 81
They are open to all. The farlners
course Of lectures on this subject
will begin January 2 and close
March 81, 1885,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-11-22
4 Press Association.

The, Southeast Missouri Press
Association will meet in one day
session at Bismarck on Saturday,
December 1. 1t is q business meet
ing, and every newspaper man in
Southeast Missouri should attend.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-11-22

1t will be seen from the above
that almost every Republican
stronghold returned big vote
against the Jail.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-11-22
JURORS DRAWN.
County Court Has a Duay
Session.
Proceedings Of the Court--A spo'
cial Session.

kr0ceeolhgS VI tAe oourt---A 0Pc
cial Session.
County court was in session, last
week with Judges Hill, Barks and
long on the bench and Clerk
Wells and Sheriff Wells present.
The grand and petit jurors for
the March term were drawn as fol.
lows:
GRAND JURORS.
A. B. Dele, E. K. Stevenson, J.
K. P. Long,. Tom Stovall, Thomas
NJ. Fish, J. A. Crosby, JEFF Herald,
Anderson Bess, L.. Page, R. W.
Fischer, John F. Dunn, W. A.
Leofler.
PETIT JURY.
Abraham Johnson, William Boil
Ling Marion Johnson, James
%Sktygs. Sam Bess, D. r. Salyer,
Sherman Rhodes, James A. Mou-
rey, B. W. Fink, Robert Welker,
David Cloninger, II. B. Bollinger,
CIV Pitman, Charley Sears, R. H.
Simpkins, r. I. Markham, Joe Linn
baugh, John N. Stone, w. F. Bur-
cham, D. G. Clippard, David Cheek,
J. II. LESLEY, ST.. Spencer.
The followed justices fthe peace
were appointed: G. Nonninger and
d. K. Westenhaver for Liberty, J.
J. Chostner and s. T. McGhee for
Loranee,J. A. Hampton for Wayne,
and D. F. Bollinger for German.
The bonds of several newly elected
constabies were approved. The
bond of Treasurer-elect Elfrank for
$4,000 and County clerk-elect
Monroe Robbins for $4,000 were
approved.
The following school fund bonds
were approved: J. NJ. Limbaugh,
1925. 46; G.. W. Henson, $500; Will
liam aud G. E. Watkins sl20; J. F.
Maloney, s40;J. NJ. Lutes, $50;
George Moor, 500; Il. H. Robins.
SIS.
Salaries to road overseers were
allowed to the amount of S779.33
For road tools, lumber and repairs
on road tools bills to the amount OF
s95.57 were allowed. To the sur
veyor and assistants in surveying
roads S24.50 0were allowed. Survey.
or Reilly was ordered to survey
roads petitioned for by John A
Miller, and J. &. Fisher. F. M. Stone
J. L. Bridges and J. P. Limbaugh
were appointed to assess damages
on the opening of the road petition
ed for by J. J. Chostner.
Josiah Rhine and Kate Pohlhous,
were ordered sent to the poor farm
Bills to the amount of $172.25 wer,
allowed to paupers out ofsthe poo,
4sgm. Geo. B. Cole was allowe,
s90.75 for the care of paupers OF
the poor farm.
Judges of election for the entire
county were allowed $1S9 and tn
clerks $114.
For the attendance of constable
at election, room rent, moving ant
putting up booths, and delivering
tickets bills amounting to $62 wer
allowed.
On the inquest over the body 0
w. III. Smith fees amounting t,
$3.50 were allowed and over tha
of Sarah Ann Snider slO.l5.
Fee bills in cases were allowe
as follows.
J. E. Cole ........ 10
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-11-22
Don't Be Slow.

We need money and we desire
our subscribers to come in and pay
mp at once, Ifyou are behind, this
means you, and we mean it.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1894-11-22

Breathes there man with soul so dead
Who never to himself hath said:
"I'll have a turkey one week to-day
To feast upon Thanksgiving day"