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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-11-08

Messrs. Smith of Morristown and
Bigelow of Stowe we're the only mem.
bers from Lamoille county who voted
against adjourning the Legislature
last Friday, so that body could take
in the free junket to Rutland. They
evidently had in mind that they
were sent there for business and not
for fun.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-11-08
, little tale | would rehearse

A little tale would Fehearse
OF one, once sick, who soon grew worse.
With bois and blotches covered DER,
He took of remedies (?) a score.
Alas, they all did fail to heal
While he each day still worse did feel.
Up spoke friend, Your blood's impure
But DR.. Pierce can heal you sure,
His g. M. d. will quickly cure
Like balm on wounds these words were poured.
The sick mans health was soon restored.
Impure blood is caused by want of healthy
action on the part of the liver. DR.. PIERCE
Golden Medical Discovery is the best remedy
in the world for livers, and for purifying the
blood and system from all poisons and i'm
purities of whatever name or nature.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-11-08

AS might have been expected, the
great hullabaloo about Mr.. Nor
tons coachman has ended in smoke.
Secretary Carlisle decided Saturday
that the coachman comes under the
contract labor law as a domestic SER
want. 1t was a case of peanut pol
itics" from the start.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-11-08

Rutland gave the Legislature of
Vermont a royal reception last Fri
day. Many of the members visited
the marble city for the first time, and
that they were delighted with it goes
without saying.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-11-08

The sweeping elections is onlywhat
all fair-minded people expected. Free
Trade is not congenial to American
atmosphere.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-11-08

KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood
purifier, gives freshness and clearness I o the
complexion and cures Constipation, 25 cts,
so cts, $1.00. For sale by H. j. Dwinel
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-11-08
You can save

six cents a can by using the
new Horsford's Baking
Powder, because it requires
less quantity than any other.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-11-08

The empty dinner pail" did the
business.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-11-08

Grover didn't vote. He cannot be
accused of "pernicious activity"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-11-08

If Brother Dodge had only sprung
the coachman racket little earlier!
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-11-08

Rumor has it that Fish Commits
sioners J. W. Titcomb of st. Johns
bury and G. G. Warren of Waterbury
have resigned. 1t seems that at the
recent Legislative visit to the fish
hatcheries fruit was served, and with
it bottle of liquor. This caused
considerable comment, not q few
finding fault with such proceedings,
and consequently the Commissioners,
as an exchange says, fearing it may
effect the important legislation be-
fore the Legislature, have sacrificed
themselves and resigned" They show
very good judgment in resigning, land
the Governor should not hesitate to
accept their designations. They may
be good Fish Commissioners, but if
they furnished liquor on the above
occasion, or even permitted some
body else to furnish it, they show
themselves to be unworthy of hold
ing official positions.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-11-08

AS we predicted last week, Mason
S. Stone was reelected Superintend-
ent of Education. He received ma
jority of 81 on the first ballot. There
was no use trying to down him, as
he had the people of the State behind
him, and in re-electing him the Legis-
lature was simply doing what the
people demanded. Mr.. Stone has
proven himself just the man for the
position. He devotes his entire time
to the duties of the Office, and by
much study and close attention is
striving to elevate the educational
standard throughout The State
With Mr.. Stone at its head there will
be no backward step in this direction
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-11-08

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When sho had Children, she gave them CasGoria.
, 1894-07-30

c6lung5itc1e. Die Grbe, sic man 3ur Ser
tpenOung brin9t, miro aus 6oioeeroe,
Galener0e unb Sa1o gemiic6t. Su
cinern ipnrntelt 6auie bel 20-24 Gr. st.
iperben bic 8flonsen aufgciteut, OftcrS be-
IprtBt ul10 lo6aLO bic Sonnc bcrOortrttt,
milicn tic unbc0tngt I'M S9attcn gc9aLten
lperoen. 2lu6 Oecmeibc man cine icgLic6t
trofne &uft, Ionic 3u9luft; burcb 0ftereS
8eiprtben Der g8egc uno Wtdtern miro sic
bette feucbte Guft erSeugt. Sobalb man tpubrz
ntmrtt, ooB Die Bfan3en getpa9ien ftn6,
ernteort9t man nab un6 nab bic Semi
peratur bis auf 12-15 @ro0 st., i9attirt
ettpoS tpeiter uno bGrtet ite BON Belt St
13eit ab.
Wta6t it6 nun Elm 9ute5 Q8ocbien BE-
ntcrtbor, 10 DerpflanSe man bie GlemotiS
III entiprecbcnb gr0Bere &6pfe, bertpenbe
Die berettS angegebene Grbe, uur fitge man
nodb cine 8ertnge Otenge Wtiitbeetesoe
Dtn5u. 2lub 1T barouf 8ebabt 5u nebmer,
ooB Die B%lGn5en cine cute ltnterlagc Don
Sertletncrten 3opficberben er9aLten, mo-
ourcb Der NbSug OeS gSaIier5 gar3 beoeu>
tend befOrbert mir6. Sn einem falten
Wtiitbeete fommen ieBt bic 8flansen our
9lufiteIun5. Sn BEN eriten Gageit ncr5et
ie gei9lOiien 9ebalten, bis le an9eipur3e(t
limb, lpGter aber titcbtig geliiftet. Sim
9e8en bari recbt3ettiges 8eipriBen ulO
S9atttren ME Deridumt perben. gtab
8erlouf BON "a @obcn %t0nnen, nadoem
bic Bfan5en 5ientlid abgebGrtet itnb, bic
Sel11ter gan5 e%ttfernt &perben. SEPT iperz
ben bieielben pOrldufig 0fterS, beion6er8
bel betBer g8ttterun9, beiprtbt. Sobal6
Die Ganten 5temIt6 lang 9etpor6en, binoe
MAJ ite an Stdben auf unb brin9e 6ie
Bflan5en auf etnen freien, Iuftigen, Der
Come aus8eiebten Ston6ort, uno fenfe lie
bis gum &on6e 6es Iopies elm. Die
tpettere 8ebanOlun9 tpGbreno oes SommerS
beiteDt IN %genii9enber un6 rebt3etttger
8etDGiierung, lotpie @ntfernen BON aQcm
alftau9enOem llnfrout. Serner Otent 5llr
S0rOerung 0es @ac65tbumS Elm 0un9guB,
Der balb aus @alier un6 boIb Soucbe be-
ite6t un0 nur BET tribem 8ettcr gcgeben
iperOen BART. SIM 6erbite bede man ale
Bflan5en, troB6em lie 5temlic9 ipiuter6art
itnO, nit StrO6 o6er ber9l. SIT, Obcr mas
better 1T, mani ilbertpintere Tie in einem
&aItbauie. SIN tOmmen6en Triibjabr
t0nnen Sic 8flon8cn bann 81 ben bereitS
angege6ellen 3weden Derpen6et ner6en.
, 1894-07-30
31eue 51n5eigen.

Olue Gooess ln3eieen, weIbe fir Ole
mOreensQ useabe Ger nJainois Stats
5eituns" %aufeeeeben WerScn, erfdeiueu Foiteus
fret i'm Qbenoblatt, Die Nuuahme pom Din.
3ei9en fir eas AbenobIatt ibIie6t nm II uhr
mttta9s, fir ole mor9ens2Ius9abe nm 10 uhr
2Ibenos.
, 1894-07-30
SoScS=081eseiae.

G~reunben un0 8efanuten Die trouriQe ~9totbridt bar
uuIer pieloeliebtcS 5D6terlein SObarna III aorteH
glitter bON 4 Sobreu lub 5 SQQeH nab idlueren &etocu
Ianft I'M Sperm euti9lofen lit. 0te 9cerOiguug fiu0et
itatt an 9lenito8 gaDnIttto9 I'M ~ llpr pom Erouer=
&irdDe uuo BON Do uatD benz 81. Notwithstanding.
trauernOeH Glteru Sobt nn0 SE0tb0rina Sreit
3Oil2t ueblt @cIdJlpiiteru.
, 1894-07-30
SnNeS=Mttaciac.

G%Sreunben 1tno 8efonnten DIE trourI9e gto6ri6t baB
ueiue oielgeliebte Satin Caroline, geb. Gapp, Sonus
9tenltog bonn &rauerbouie, 5767 Dearborn Str, nodJ
gGalobeint.
, 1894-07-30
SnSeSsMnseiNc.

sSrelnben mn @efonnteu Die tr0uriQe 9ta5rt6t, bar
nteine Iiebe gyrou &crtba Yicubnr9er, 0e6. Seq. roG
2eiOeu iouft peri0iebet lit. Sic 8eer6igung
Itatt am 3ieuItog ben 81. Suli, uu 10 llbr W}prs
geHS, bonn Grauerbouie, 2539 Arder gpe., rodb 0alo=
beinI. S<pIeI YSeuburoer.
, 1894-07-30
SDOeS=2(uici9e.

Wertpoubteu 1ub 6reruoelt DIE trourtge gtoGri9t, OoB
meme geliebte Mtutter Wilma 0Oettin9er 9ounto9
ionft eutIGlofeu lit. Sic Seerbi9uHg fiubet itatt Wtitt=
NOD Mtorgeu 9 llbr bonn 2rauerbauie, 428 @. MOr9aH
Ctr, 1GQDe II. Ctr, uad Der Ct Sransi6tI8=Gir6e.
betrUbte
Mar9aretba @eiS, 3p9ter.
Antou SSciS, SdNptegerIpbH.
Gncnh 1tt1M M2nrnnrnfhn NnEnI
, 1894-07-30
5wei9=O ffcen
NbenOblatt Der 81, Stunts 3eitnng.
Offices elepbon. $50. 635.

'gnOSefte.
emil SbieIe, gto3fOIser BON 9enrp girotb, PIP arser
9tto @olBa1t, Npotbeter, 2l69 @rdDer aoe., Gcfe %. ctr.
& Sl1f MpotRgeter 2727 State Ctr, Gde %. Str.
@G. @ertmetlter, &pptbeter, 1859 State Str, @de IS.
s. ~5For6rid, @potbefer, 81. uub Qsouoce Str.
N}enoel y 9OrSlep, 25o5 Ar9er @oe, SIDE 9. 5olfteoftr.
goeCtS BbartnocD, Gfe State uuD BOlt Str.
=. j. 6tI4er 6ertide @potDete, @abaib @pe. uuo Is.
Str, &elepbDn SOutb PAT.
u y. Sranlt, 500 8entmortb Abe., Gde 81. Str.
.. y. &repBler, a%potbefer, 26l4 @ottoae 8roOe Qpe.
o. j. ¬Be, oeutide Apotbete, @cte SO. Str. uno Ment.
pOrtb &oe., Gn9Ieippob. SeIepbon Sic.
=. Don Per1nonn, IpDtbeter, ~ 2G. Ctr, @fe Sononer.
St0bert S aeltsriHs, a%pOtbeter, 26Ol &. 9alfteO Str,
s; 98. @ifOro3 apOtbeter, 81. Ctr. uub M&tatgam Qos
w ' gomrter, 2So6 g. State ctr.
rs. s. Gggert ApotDeter, 5305 6alfteb, gCte SO. ctr.
y. 8. Warner & 60, ApDtbeter, 1901 Stote ctr.
SoAES Sun9t Apotbeter, 500 Aiblaub @ne.
gSetIette.
s. S9r6ber, beut59er NpOtbef.r, 465 unb 4e7 W~iIlpautse
Mee.. GGe @btcoQD Abe.
s. s. St9tenberger It So, s3l Hue 1873 Mtillpaufee Noe.
Gde 9iDitor=5tr.
8. Garitens, 531 Blue Sslaub @pe.
8beD. R. 8ebrets, MpDtbefer, 422 gB. 70. Str.
@mti SebreHs, s2 Si3o @aIitebsStr, Gde gauaGpOrt
SEQ. 5. qeiBbod, etSmet.Gde @toOtfOu- uuO 9aIftsO.
SEQ. 9. 65iuer, ap0tbefer, 1874 Mtlpautee glpe.
Sen Porges, 1879 Wtarlpe1=5tr.
Mopen Bros, Apotbsfer, 1895 M&i(.paufee ase.
s. s. glsner, 1861 Mtiln outee QSe.
S. 8; 3elopstt, &pOtbefer, 700 WtiIpalfee @ee., gde
gDble ctr.
grnit WieOel, 5l8 ae. @bicoso ape, @te 9auIiuas5tr.
Gre6;, 98reoe's -@potbefe, 1868 20. @bice9U Ape, SIDE
gtoble=StroBe.
Tre0. 8. Bterce, 581 S9oen NDe.
&einparet Soienbans, ApOtbeter, 242 %. Nortb Qre,
Gde aIblanD.
G. o: &llntOruitrOsnt, Apotbefer, @iibpeft-@de 80. 9ipi=
@rb. .0af3Issir "a ap6t5etsr, 2gG 80. 0tuifOn.gtr, ede
WDub.
Tront s. gsrser, NpOtBefer, 1885 M}tG,pa1fee gm.
Grneft U. @tbntis, Bi0buct RbarmacD. 1915 MttIs
ipeufee @De., gde &tn8tes uub DesplatneS=Gtr.
I. Wtue4iDan, &potbefer, 691 QS. gtDrtb Nne.
Jttd. Wteinung, 875 GRtltDaufee AOe, @&e 9Iblanb @ee.
3~tubolpb StongODr, @potbeter, s4l 80. 2totiisHzStr.
@fe ggaibtenafp @De.
@olBou & 60, q. Ctr. NIB 8aulinasGtr.
j. 5; .S9tmef, Apot9efer, SAT Blue SsIGnb aos, gde
Is. Str.
G. $. @oltersbOrf @pOt6efer. 300 IS. 81. @traBe.
ELq9ar6 :. 5rertlen, &pDtbefer, 1901 20. gtorth IOe,
Ode Gberthau 9pe.
@oul 8. @einemon1L 48 80. 9tbiiton Str.
Sc .Otuehlmann 81. D.=Gce SO. Str. II. 8inrcrnes @pt.
S. Sdmeltn9 & 60, @~tpDtbefer, 952 MtiI1paufee @pe.
, 1894-07-30

5reumoen uIb 8efaunteu Die trauriQe ~9tad)rGGbt,
baB meiue licbc 6ral SUIcpbiue 3bontc uod
3h Sabren iGlpereI &et6eu I'M 2uter pou Al Sab
rem Ielt9 imt 9errn euti9I9ter lit. Gas SeirDen=
MDr9enS nm balb 10 lIbr. ppnl Srauerbouie,
1923 9toerieD Noe., nad Der 81. Soiepbs=Gtrtbe
unO nou oDrt uod benz ct. SoHtfacjuS=GirdDofe.
I'm titles 9etlelo bitten DIE trauerubeH 9interz
bllebeneH: NSatb. $bpntc, @otte.
SEQ uuo GOoie, SDbue.
Gigtpria uno Wtntbie, ID9ter.
MiIipautec, Moufeibu ltub gtclp BORT 3ettlllt9ert
ipOlen gef. Coptren. 30ll2t
, 1894-07-30
0rnnOeigeutbuuE
e.

Gotten in q. 6. 9etn9's Boper8 Cafe @nboioiFOu
Suf ongemejuen BuuI4 Der 5obIreiheu 8eIu6er BON
9erru 9efing's 6orm AM 8olUers Cafe in @iscOnTu III
bic 2ofes5rOut in Gotten ~ouseelegt uuo in ben START
se6raGt. Boomers Cafe lit in 3lpeifttnOl9er Tobrt nit
Der gtortb mefterl.9abu 3r srreiteu, Iegt nobe btr
Station @euoa SunctiOu, MiscOnTH. Sic fur5s Jabrt
Don Geuoa Spuetiou 5nln &ufe lit reid ar Sceuerieu uus
gepdbrt cine berrLiGe Nustdt AMI bos berrmliegenoe
Serroln. Sic Gotten BADEN idmmtlif so SUP Siofrout
am See unO islbft i'm bslBsfteu SOmnter irebt stu be.
Itdubig fi1ler 4iub bonn SIben Hber ben &afe urO fnb
in Iolge Der Sabfront unb beg iteti9 tHbIeH WInbss
oieie Soften Die bsgsbrtsIten am eor3sH sufs fe bobsS
cine Siefe BON 900 5uB, itnb nit ben f90nfteu
Sdotteubdumer. tpte Gidsu. guten, @eosrH, uno a1erIei
S9Iius9spdbieu beftaH0eu, erbebeH fib. tbeiIlptIie5 50 6us
aber ben See unb bieteH cine maIerti9e Ausfdt Iber ben
eine gteiIe breiteH uuo amer D}eileu IaHgeH see, lUeI9sF
on S9bnbeIt mo SceuerJeH benz Safe Seneoa, Dem be.
%IsbteftsH Gee @iscOnfins, glei9fommt. Sas Hare
Wansr, BON eiisnqueasu gsHGbrt, fr.i bon alien eurnpf.
~pfIau5su, Der iunSiss 8Oben bieter bic fa6niteH BABE.
pldse; sobIr.iqe Slide, SOOtfabreu urS SeQeln IaOeH
8n eieiem Sport. Sir Differentiation. quite gsrpEeeuus
unb prouspte &erbinbuns 3niI9.n Der station Seuoo
5unctiOn unO benz Safe 1T seIOrgt
9lur So Gotten fub oUrbanseu; feire 6amtIls uuo
ytaturIiebbabsr iDateu es uuterIoTIeu, f9 cine gauIteue
gu itGeru. @dRere austunft srtbsttt iotUi. 9Iatt
oerIsnoet
, 1894-07-30
0cmprbem:
CHAs. TROC

CHAS. TROCI,
I'M Nlter BON 50 Sabreu rno 3 So9eu. 8eeroiolnQ o1
9ten1tag Der! 81; Sui. 9t9G9ntttta9s ! nbr, pDH Der Wpb=
8tr3boTe.
, 1894-07-30
Sarnten.


nbertouI9en: Giue 5arnt DOl 100 Ider, 80
~ Nder uuterm Yftg, Opuit1nolge WtaidlnerIe, II
Sitbe nit @rnte, iH &elpauee So. Qeget 9toot.9rllno'
et9entbum III gutter Sage. We9en @tn5elBeiten %aorel1Ire:
s, Wtebrteus, 1926 9tOrtb Is. StraBe,
28l3t SbebpggorL @is.
, 1894-07-30
SinanSisueS.
Geri0ie0enes.


O6Due, 9tptelL Ntietben, f9le1te Sduloeu auer @rteI:
X coaecttrt; feline Se3aDluHg meuu e~rfoI9Ios. 9. Rinorg.
@OuntpsG% onitebler, 76 !. Ape.. 3immer s. 2milS
"a 9uIDeHI 99uIbeH! S4uIotn!
Qtaerlet i6Ie9te SduIOeu iOfort couectirt.
-ReIne 3obluH9 obHe Grf OIg-
g%pnltubler INNER oil 9auo.
Peoples Collection Igeucp.
1924 &olalle Str. 3iuImer 81.
5b3lS SeutlN miro bier 9~eIprotbelr.
, 1894-07-30
0el6dft8= 0eiegenbeiteH.


81 SutnD Nt0Der & Is o. 10. 8uuoolpbItr. 1877
l OfferireH fUr BerfauT, r~eipeftOe SauI9 gegeu Sruuos
ei9entbnnt, 9Otels, 9teitourantS, SolODu5, Boarding.
DoHler, SrOcerieS, 9Qtereleu. Wteotmortet5, WtjIt-
SeI9dfte Gler @rt NIT &auin1srtben BON sis0 bis
10000. &Qufer pie NerfdnIer 6eie6en pOr6uIpreden.
, 1894-07-30
SergnIgnngen.

WV hVeeOD oS wv SEsU UUONA"
nit Ocm Sd)mcuoampfcr
PURITAN"
leOet @}or9en nm $50 bon Der Glarfftr. grlte nnO
Samitng AbenOs I'M Il llbr. 9ier0urd erboltet SDr
eI4e 6a9rt noH l2O WtetIen ouf Dem See ftr 50 @ents.
2lil1Wt
Lake
8 1mnpfer SoDn u. Sir
pom Stomeft=gnDe Der GlarfItr. =9rTde.
Soiipu=Yroorantm: 9(od Wtidiqou gltD SonntoQs,
WtittluodS uu0 6reito0s uu 8 ubr Otoruens; Gutb=
loRrt SOC. 9so9 9~Goutegon jeben 9ienjtoQ 9ouuerita9
lno Sontltog Wtor9erI nm 8 llbr; 9tunoiabrt5Oc. Moub=
Getn=@rcur1tOuen ieoen Nbeno nm subj, nun 25C. W}uTf
ulo Aou5 atr allen 5abrteu. l7ilNt
GxGnrft0n nad) 2llid)ioau Gitu
td9G3 mtttelIt Oss beltebtem uuO f8meueu 2ompfsrs
500 CITY.
gerIaBt bos SItenOe beg aunOoIpB Ctr -Bter je0eu
WtOrQen NM $50 (ousgeuommeu Mouta9sl, Tiidtebr
NbeiloS nm lI9r, rno leoen @berb I'M 8 lIbr. ~ytittebr
aI IoIgelloet Wtor9eu nm $3.50. GunoTabrt Sl.OO.
2llhoap ". Ut. Snett. SenI Ntono9er.
@ur8lcsque garietD unO &uftipteL
3as beliebte &uitipiel EEA Scarlet Lesson
uHo eIne 9tOBe gtooeltg=@uTtbrlng.
l0c @intrttt. 10c,
Glaiitf5irte Nn5eigen
tOften bis su 1o@Orten 10 Gents, tebes wsitere mOrt
l@ent. StslenQeIude frei.
SerIanat: WGnner unO SMaben.
VerIangt: Iitdtiqe &unIti9mieoe. 8ldttertrei6er
- lno <rIti1lDler iir lJtDntag Nfpr9eU. g9in8lou
Bros. 60, @arroa Ape. unb Glt3abetb Ctr. 3OiI2t
9Serlangt: Sin ti6tigcr &~uudmou MIR eiu
~ lolDer. Selneoere, unterm SbermaH @onie.
Ner1on9t: 9ader fir Notions unb 5tnpare uur
lolbe. Die @~rf0brun9 bNbet uu0 GmptebluHgeu 8ei=
gen to1nen. lpOueu lm5 1OfOrt mel0eu. 8. Q&Olf & So.
SO Sit Ntabtion Ctr.
NerIou9t: Morter fHr @boleTole=oaus ghir folhe,
- pie @%erIabrltn9 baden, poaen itb iOfOrt melOeH.
$. Wolf & So, 246-252 St Mooiipn Ctr.
WerIan9t: Sin gutter Builder.
~ 828 Goctue 9ne.
Verlon8t; Sin 3un9e, an Safes 8u Delfen.
Sag g8eit Il. StroBe.
WerGon9t: Sin gutter gutber.
~ 2439 MentpOrtD 2tpe.
sc erlon9t: Sin gutter uuoerbeirotbeter 6erti6er
Sarteeper. 355 St gtOrtb AOenue.
Werlau8t: 80 W}Quner fHr MISUNDERSTANDING
&rbeIt IN SlIiuoiS ebenfaIs Mdnuer fir Selper=
Aroet III NH15conItn. SODu $3.50 per Gag.
% 9S. Wtooton Str. Sfu0nlOn e SObnIon.
Werton8t:. Sin gutter Mtnnn fir Soloom gu er=
- tra9en So 9oilteo Ctr, Saloon.
Sc erlongt g}odb WiIluoufee, g8ts., EN- 9entiit
~ (3obnar3D als 9ertreter. BriGfe limb 3u ribteu
Or. 6ettth, Wtlllpaufee, ISIS. Sen. 91. iollt
SerlGnQt: SrGueu mnO MaO6en.
, 1894-07-30
W1hm0ihinen.


a NIGER, Mbecler & WuiOn, 9On1eiic. STANDARD.
bis s2 SH 90 t5 @TcnGE . n S1P2I, 6 2ITw IS %G iTto;t G'S ~ gm SSY'SS
@lectrlc BIB, gde State uID Abams Ctr, Gintritt 2O9
State Ctr. Sfieu SOHHta9s BON $3.50 8Orm. bis 1890
9to6rt. 17n13, 1Stqlulo
, 1894-07-30
81 DerlsiDeu.
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal Statement Of the y. s. Branch Of the
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TIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY of Edinburgh
III Scotland on the 31st day of December 1888:
made to the Insurance Superintendent Of the
State OF Illinois. pursuant to law;
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by the laws of Illinois 200 OOn IN
, 1894-07-30

OFF1CIAL FUBLTCATION.
ANIMAL Notnmant of the NEWARK FIRE
annudl Dat6nltnt INSURANCE COMPANY Of
Newark, in the State of New Jersey, on the
Slst day of December 1893: made to the insurance
superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law;
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-09-27
ROCK RIDGE.

Harvest is past, and the summer is
ended: and yet tina. great wave of pres
perity which our good Democratic
brothers promised, has never come.
Whisky and sugar is rising.
The health of the community, gener-
ally is good.
Mrs. John Donaldson has leen very
sick, but is much better now.
The oldest daughter of jeff Shakel-
ford died at her home. one mile south
of Downing, Friday.
Also, soa of John r. Dawkins died
in Downing the first of last week, max.
ing two deaths in that family during q
month";
Tobacco men are working fast to ge,
their crop under shelter
James Cox has built a new barn for
tobacco. His daughters have raised a
nice crop of long green. Lookout
young man. if you are fortunate enough
to get one of those girls, you will have
an helpmeet instead of dead beat.
Geo. S. Collins and wife were visiting
his son-in-law, Taylor Jobe, Sunday.
Walter Hickerson and wife, Mat COT
fey and wife, and Will Childers attend
ed the association at Wyaconda las
week. WE, Us & Co.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-09-27

Recognizing that it is not economy Ia
buy anything but the best grades OF
-four, we have always purchaaed those
brands Recently the enterprisins
grocery firm OF Bennett 4 Rudy sent a
sack Of the celebrated Climax flour.
made at the Farmers Roller Mills. OF
Quincy. Ill. to our house, and it gave
better satisfaction than any other brand.
The proprietor of these mills certainly
will enjoy the largest trade of any mar
ufacturer of flour in this country when
the fact becomes we'll known that his
is superior to any other brand. Those
who want the best should try sack OF
the Climax, after which, we believe
they will buy no ether.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-09-27
The School Question.

The section of law that settles the
controversy that has been going on in
the city for the past two weeks is As
follows:
SEC. SOl.. The treasurer shall open
an account for each fund specified N
this section, and all moneys received
from the state. county and township
funds. aud all moneys derived from tax
alton for teachers wages, and all tuition
fees and all back taxes. shall be placed
to the credit Of the teachers fund.-:
the money derived from taxation tor
incidental expenses shall be credited to
the incidental fund.-" all moneys de-
rived from taxation for building purpo-
ses. from sale of school site, school
house or school furniture. from insur-
ance. from sale of bonds. from sinking
fund and interest. shall be placed to the
credit of the building fund.-" and all
moneys not herein specified that now
belong to any school district. or that
may hereafter be received by such
school district, shall he placed to the
credit of the teachers fund.- of such
school district. No treasurer shall hon
or any warrant unless it be in the prop
er form and upon the appropriate fund.
and each and every warrant shall be
paid from its appropriate fund, and no
partial payment shall be made upon any
school warrant nor shall any interest
be paid upon any such warrant.
The comments of the state superin-
tendent of public instruction on the
same question is as follows:
Second. the wages per month must be
specified. A contract to teach for thii-
ty-tve dollars per month, or more if the
funds will justify it. is valid only for
tkirty-tive dollars per month. A n
tract for TWENTY-FIVE dollars per month
and the tuition fees is valid only fol
twenty-five dollars per month. The
tuition fees must be collected by the
board and credited to the teachers
fund in accordance with section 8Ol1.
1t will be seen from the above that
the contract between the district schOO
board and the superintendent is voit
so far as the latter receiving the tuition
of outside scholars. We reiterate OuI
statement of last week that the number
of outside scholars is causing an injus
tice being done to home pupils and cal
for change and that at once. The
law has been violated as we'll as thu
rights of district pupils. A wedding
out of outside scholars must be made O.
more teachers employed.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-09-27

The great local question is whether
the residents of this district Will suffer
their children to be crowded out of the
public schools to accommodate students
out Sue, the superintendent and the
school board. This PAPER can always
b, found battling for the cause of JUS
tice, knowing that those whom We OPP
pose will boycott us and those whose in
terest we espouse Will not even thank
us, but We protest just the same against
action of the school board.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-09-27

Jacob Best died at his late residence
in Johnson township last Friday and
the body was taken to Franklin Center:
Iowa, for burial. The cause OF his
daeth was consumption, and he had
been sick all summer. Mr.. Best was
one of the substantial citizens, perfect
ly honest, man that any cmmunity
should be proud of and respect. His
family HIS been especially unfortunate
in the past few years: A son died
about year ago. a daughter two years
ago, and the mother and infant child
some time before that.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-09-27

\ meeting of the citizens of this city
and surrounding country held meet
ing 10 Bartlett & COwell's real estate
Office. Tuesday night, at which it
was decided to make the attempt to
establish SlO.SOO canning factory
plant. The attendance was large and
enthusiastic for the enterprise. AcOm'
mittee was appointed to solicit subscrip.
lions and the indications seem very
prOvOrable for the scheme.