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sunny Nm.


School is progressing fine under
the management of Miss Augusta
Worland.
J.. B. Grennau sold a bunch Of good
hogs Tuesday.
Mrs. W. r. Shaw il on the sick list.
John McCombs and win Arbaugh
with their families left here, overland
last Monday. for West Virginia, where
they will make their future home.
l. J. Flood attended tho Mexico
Street Fair Thursday.
Born to John Powell aud wife, on
Sept. 27ih. Asou.
NJ. II. shaw attended the big 81.
Louis fair Thursday.
The Sunny Bill Literary and Debat-
ing Society was organized last saiur-
day night. The following officer
were chosen; President Frank Stand.
hardt, Vice President Clay Baker aud
Surgent at Arms Merrill Shaw.
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Gamma.

Norman Moore. son of j. NJ. Moore,
died Sunday Oct. l4th, of lung
trouble. The remains were laid to rest
at Macedonia Monday afternoon.
He was a Young man just entering
manhood and he will be greatly
missed.
John Hagood was in Gamma Mon
day.
Ed Tinsley was here last week.
Quite a crowd from here attended
Mr.. Sailors sale Saturday. Stock
brought good prices.
DIR. Clare and family are moving to
St. Louis this week.
II. d.. Roley and wife have returned
from a trip TO Iowa aud Nebraska.
Born to w. q. Goshorn aud wife a
girl.
Mrs. o. Il. Gosholn continues III
poor health.
Mrs. Dimmick was visiting in the
neigbborhood last week.
Mrs Amanda Glare of Middletowr
has been visiting DIR Clare's famil,
this week.
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iron and battered across the kitchen to
the stove for a hot one.
Mother! You got that ironin' most
done?"
The voice suited the face, a hard.
intolerant face. with dull eyes and con-
verRing lines around the mouth.
Mostly, Belindal" cried back the old
lady with nervous cheerfulness. Amt
morn'n half a dozen more pieces. Billie
here's got back from mill"
She moistened the tips ~ fer I'm
gers with her tongue, and spat.~- way
on the iron to test its temperature.
81 can see that" tartly. Billie. your
father git of with that stock? That's
good. Now, l don't want you settin
round like this when there's his chores
to be done wells your own You hear?"
"Yes'm."
There was a brief silence when she
had gone. Martha Stebbins seemed TO
see through a mist the garments she
was ironing. Suddenly the kitchen
seemed sma Ter and hotter than It had
five minutes ago. All at once. to., the
lovely ladies, and dashing men, and
wonderful animals of the circus seemed
more distant. inapproachable.
"Are-you thinkin' you.n be let go
Billie?"
Dunno" He lifted his foot am
looked pensively at the stonebruise OF
the toe. "will II | can. III see II
can't get a job carryln' water for IN,
elephant. Lots OF boys get in tina
way"
'The elephant" She looked across
at him with Frightening eyes. "Hav'
they got real elephant along? [ ain
seen elephant ] don't know when"
Something wistful in her ton
struck billie. He was not a particular
ly bright boy. but he vas affectionat'
In a dumb and clumsy way He ha,
never known the Joy of self-expresslon
but ne and grandma had had some Sc
crets OF their own. These secrets. In
volving as they frequently did her con
nivance and her silence, were neces
sary to his humanity and protection
Now ne wished-he hardly knew wha
he wished.
"Say, grandma, | A'nder think you
like TO 40 to che eircns YOURSELF"
"Me," she shrilled. 20. dear, no
Whatever put such IN Idea In you
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WelIsyIlle tens.

Miss Edna Hinds, who has been
visiting relatives in Slick, Mo. this
summer was home u few days last
week.
Mrs. L. L. Kirk gave an oyster sup
per last Thursday night which was
well attended.
Mrs Chss. SpitxhIrn and Miss Lucy
Paxton attended the Street Fair Al
Mexico.
Mrs. NJ. v. Sharp aud little daughter
Josephine, Of Montgomery, were the
guests Of Major X. Sharp asd family
last week.
Mrs. Elton, IN old aud respected
resident Of this city, diedst her home
Oct. IL, 1900. Her remains we're taken
to st. Louis for burial.
Hon. J. X. Rozier, Of 81. Louis,
spoke In Wellsvillc the eleventh Of
October. Mr.. Rozier Is an able speaker
and he was appreciated BY a large
audience.
Messrs Nuns, Paul, Major Brooks
aud Laficrty, Of Montgomery City, at
tended the speaking here last Thurs
day night, also t,has. Stewart and
Thomas Davis. of New Florence.
A good many from here attended
the Mexico Street Fair last week,
among those who went we're:
Mesdsmes w. ". aud A. j. Blattner,
q. w. White, II. II. Brown, Cole Wise.
Grand Barker aud the Misses O'Don.
nell.
Messrs Mona Hepler and Elsie
Aydelot. were In BellAower last Sat
urday and Sunday.
A good many from here attended
the Republican Rally near Barneyville
Saturday. Ben Dalzell, Of St. Louis,
Messrs West, Barnes and Boyd, OF
Mexico, aid L. L. Kirk aud r. II.
Mansfield, Of Wellsville addressed the
people. -.
Ben Dalzell ssed the people OF
Wellsville at Kabne's hall Saturday
night On his way home from Barney
vile.
Claude Taylor, of Martinsburg was
here Saturday.
Misses Pearl ~Spitzhirn and Zells
Eichor cbaperoned a jolly party Of
little folks nuttug Saturday, They
reported a delightful time.
J l.. McQuie was up from Mont
gomery Sunday to see his best.
Harry Kuhne, of Martinsburg wa
down Sunday.
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n PAIR or
PLCTTERs

For the best Of al. the miracles the
summertime can work No.
IL the canvas-tented. sawdus scented.
much -frequented cireus!"
"A circusl Comm to town." Old
Marth stebbins. pressing out her
youngest srandchnd's sunday gown.
paused with iron suspended. For the
lands sake. Billet Do tell! Are you
surey"
Billie was thrilled by the interest
which his news had awakened. There
fore, he looked M impcrturbabie as
possible. He hoisted himself up on the
table. and sat there picking sandburs
OF his sleeves. and swinging his bare
legs.
Gimme a cooky. an I'll tell you all
about It,"
There was no compromising with
Billie. He was n young m OF his
word. or this his grandmother wns
aware. she looked at him hard a mo-
ment. Then she set the iron down.
and went into the pantry. She came
back with two cookies.
"Therel" she said: now 20 ont"
After I'd been to mill | went up
town. There was two men putin pic
lures on the blank wall near The livery
stable. They'd got 'em up already by
the lumber yard. Another Teller was
goin' into the shops. and gettin' signs
put in the windows. And. ! say.
grandma, you just want to sec them
pictures. They're-they're thinning
gee"
Grandma ironed on. but leSs ener-
getically than before the return OF Bill
lie. 60 on an tell me about them
pictures" she urged. Il used to like
awful well to go to circuses when I was
young. Seems like I went to every one
that come to our town. One amt been
near this place since I come here To
live with your ina. That was when
Emily Louise was born-hfteen years
ago"
Billie went on to tell her OF the glor-
les OF the posters. He CALAMITY gave
ladies the preference In his descrip'
ton. He first told her about the bare
armed female. standing in the Roman
chariot, driving the plum g steeds;
about the little girl. standing on
white Shetland pony: about the ra
diant damsel in the abbreviated skirt
who made flying leaps through pape
hoops; about the muscular sisters VIII
swung from trapezes. Then the mel
came in for their share Of admiring re
marks. He a halfway from tn
ringmaster to the clown. and grandm
was listening with breathless de,igh
when a step was heard in the hal
Grandma sriitiiy picked up her co
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-10-19
Knox District.

Miss Cora Moorehead returned to
her home in Montgomery, Saturday.
after a weeks visit to Mrs. Cunning.
ham.
Phil johnson has moved to the
place formerly owned by VIM. Rice.
M II. Messenger, Supt. OF County
Farm, ief. Monday for an extended
visit in Virginia.
Miss Jessie Noel who has been visit
ing Mrs Knox returned home satur.
day.
Mrs. c. A. Mitchell of Montgomery
spent q few days with her parents Nj
aud Mrs. John Dixon.
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New Florence.

Mis- Lydia Willis who has been III
of ty phoid fever is convslescent.
Mrs. Charley Blackburn aud family
OF near Morsey. were visiting relatives
here over Sunday.
New Florence closed up her only
saloon last week, public sentiment
being against it. Long may such
benign and temperate influences domi-
nate our little village
Miss Susie Pemberton accompnied
by her brother, Lee, attended the
Mexico Street Fair aud remained
several days the guests of their cousins
Misses Leola and Floyd Blattner.
Harmon Windsor and wife will
make their future home in Fulton
They left for that place the first of the
week after a visit with relatives here
aud at Wright City. We trust that
their change OF residence may be both
pleasant aud profitable.
Mrs. Il. II. Mcclure and daughter,
Mrs. Tom Owen, Fred Hume aud wife
also Bruce DeValt aud others attend
ed the Mexico Fai. Thursday return.
Al night.
Rev. A. S. Neel is over at Reform
this week assisting In a meeting.
Prof. Claude Rice has been absent
from the school room on account OF
sickness this week but is recovering,
c. L. Stewart was down at Ameri.
Gus shaking hands with the voters
there about, Monday.
James Rodgers and wife attended
preaching at the z. L. Church Sunday
They were accompanied by Mrs. Rodg
er's brother, Joe Hill, who was /
regular attendent In his boyhood day
spent near New Florence.
Mrs. Rouse aud daughter, Mis-
Bessie, departed Sunday for theil
home in Arkansas.
A hummer OF young people drov,
out Tuesday night and spent the even
ing with Miss Carrie Smith who lief
asst Wednesday for Indiana to spent
the winter. Mrs. sam See assisted
Mrs. Bert See IN entertaining ant
every one present enjoyed the occasion
Little Gertie Mcconnell Is very sick
OF typhoid fever. Attacis Of feve
are getting quite Numerous in thi
vicinity.
N. G. Cornelius is saving WOO,
or our citizens who seem 10 enjoy TIL,
whias and buzz OF his steam saw.
"pUELLAn
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-10-19
J~onesburg Items.

Jacob Lew, who lives six miles
north OF town died Tuesday morning.
Hon. Edward Roller, of ST. Louis,
made a very Interesting speech here
Thursday evening Oct. 18th.
Pat Dyer left Tuesday for !. T.
where he will attend the funeral OF
his brother.
II. O. Begemrn and Wm Hall went
10 Montgomery City Monday to hear
Hon. Cyrns walbridge speak.
Eyert Aydeloti, OF nea rruxson.
passed through town wednesday
on his way to 81. Charles.
II, c. Begeman has hired another
clerk. Bruce Edwards. Business il
rushing
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Misses Mable and Mand Pate visit.

Misses Mable and Mand Pate visit
ed in Danville Sunday.
Miss Francis Sailor accompanied
Miss Blanche Basket to her school
Monday morning.
Mr.. Adams aud wife will SOC
leave for California. We regret to
loose such kind, aged people. Morg
White and wife aud Mrs. Hanson
will live on their place.
Mrs. Miles johnson is reported i'll at
this writing.
Mrs. Moore who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. Taylor Pate returned
to Trinidad, Colo, Saturday.
Robert Brewer and NJ. F. Messenger
were in Montgomery Friday buying
some fixtures for our school.
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Minneota.

DIR. Mccall, OF Big Spring, wa. 10
our town Monday.
Miss Martha Blades returned Mon
day from Mexico where she has been
visiting Miss Altba Whaley.
Tom Martin, of Williamsburg was
Oh u streets Saturday.
Misses Scanlsnd and Blades were
shopping in Montgomery City Mon
day, aud while there attended the
speaking.
Mrs. Homer Finley, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Tate, returned to her home IN
Wellsvillc Monday.
Fenion Gregory who has been sick
for a year or more we are sorry to
learn that he ia gradually growing
worse. p
Miss Kittie Cowherd Is convalescent.
Crane & Harrison sent several
wagons TO Wellsville Thursday for
coal. They propose to keep warm
this winter.
Johu Gill, wife and mother-in-lsw
visited relatives ON Prairie Fork last
week.
Mrs. win See has moved into the
Coen residence with her sister.
During Mr.. Sees absence Charles
Burton. OF Danvillc, had charge OF the
Mall QUITE from this place to Mont
eomery City.
Hon. Cyrus r. Walbridse Ex-MayoI
of,Sl-~Louis delivered an interesting
address to a crowded house in Mout
eomery City Monday afternoon Ocr
Is to which the republicans OF THU
county were in good attendance.
win Crane and Ben Blades attended
the Street Fair at Mexico last week
Fleety Palmer has been visiting his
brother Sam the past week.
Rush Crane and family visited 10
the "Kingdom" of Galloway Sunday
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-10-19

Torturing skin e%ruptions, burns aud
sores are soothed at once aud prompt
ly healed by applying DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve, the best known cure for
piles. Beware of worthless counter
feits. City Drug Store.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-10-19

The best method of cleansing the
liver is the use Of tho famous little
pills known - Dewitrs LATHE Early
Risers. Easy 70 take Never sripe.
City Drug Store.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-10-19

No other pills can equal De Wits
little Early Risers for promptncss,
certainty aud efficiency. City Drug
Store.
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that shirtf I hope your ma won't mo-
tics II. but ] got That n~ustsrsd--so
think Of such q thing!"
Billie looked puzzled. well. sons-
ho-." he persisted. ~stubbvrniy. Il do
think 30, srammA. And" he added
boldly. Il don't see why you shouldn't.
eitb-r. II you got . mind to-thsrei"
why. Billet" she cried, weakly.
but there was q yielding trsmcr 10 her
voice. She put down the iron. gianc-
ing furtiveIy at the door AZ she did 30.
She went over to the table. and stood
next the sudacious young fellow.
Your ma would never hear 70 such a
thing. Besides. We aint got the
money
20, We couidnt get a cent from
heri" Involuntsriiy he lowered his
voice. ~ wal his habit when . nsh-
ins-trip was projected. and the ques-
ton OF secretly securing provcnder
therefor. confidently discussed. can
work enough to pay for myself sure.
You'vesgot that is cents Mis- Murray
give YOU for maxim her chcck-row
sunbunnit. I can sell Tom Cass my
pireon-house. He'll let me have q
d.ne for H. The only trouble u tne
ge.tin' there. It's a good four-mile to
town. Ma wouldn't hear to US takin'
the horse out after shutdown. and you
never could"
II could-O. I could. Billet" che
broke In excitedly. Her wrinkled old
face was radiant-her knotty old hands
were trembling. "'Twoul mt be emmy
harder than helm on my feet from s
in the morn,n' iii after supper Ike
am. I could walk every step OF II.
hut tne entbusiasm began TO fad
ont NJ her face she drew ! Ione sigh
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,tns.V-.
-
'ramma' ne ieAnea io'"Au
whispering as ne oid ~hen ne was asH
Ing her to leave the back nuttery wiz
dow open when he was to be y after
hours. M dt7't need-to knows
single-thing about ~
He unlimbered himself from the
table. III ANA III" he avowed
confidently.
The week that followed was one OF
the most intense. the most absorbing
anticipation Martha stebbins had
known ir many a year. She went about
the drudgery OF her daily tasks on
winged . "a. She laughed at the Jokes
OF the hi a man. She brushed and
cleaner p,ll,e's hest clothes until they
s,a -. - ,,s,h,n v,.~ 81 th.ir
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|ty Paper. The TRIBUNE meets this need.
We have spared no money to equip
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-15
LIE l|E0(I l1IlYLU


Por un error diiimos aver que
Antonio Osorio habfa sido detenido
por ntroducirse en- la casa de Laura
Va'entfn. El autor de este hecho
fu6 Ambrosio Osorio. ell cual Sc halta
en- el deposito muni ipal.
La retreta de anoche result6 my
con cu -rida. La bal n la puerterrique
la 9 la altura de siempre. El p $50
doble sLa bandera d las E>tr., Iass
fnh muy aplandido q peticion d.l
plbltco tuvo que repetirse; tambien
fueron muy biep interpretados los
5numeros d. II zSrzuels <La .Viejeci-
Ia. del maestro Caballero Nuestra
felicitacion q las mdsicos de dicha
bania yen particular q su compe-
tente director sef1Dr Verar.
El Viernes debe entrar q nuestro
puerto el varor american xMsracai
bos quezarp6 aver de Curacao
Procedente de Santo Domingo Y
en- viaje para Europa tocara man ma
en- nuestro puerto el vapor correo
frances xSan S mon,
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ranceles
Judiciales. !
Faltan acla Clones

/ L. 7 n 4
La ardua mission del periodista
y ell deber en que esta la prensa de
velar por los intereses generates del
pats, nos hace tocar aunque superb
cialhenJe in punto por demas inte:
resaate.
En- materia jurfdica no somos
onnpetentes, carecemos de tftuios
universitafios; pero aunque legos
nos permitimos llamar la atenci6n
de La Junta Judicial acerca del case
que 4 nu uestro juicio necesita una
aclsraci6 j. .a
Cieemps one no .esta derogado
por ninguna orden general 81 artf.
culo 435 del Reglamento de la Ley
Hipotecaria, que entire otras dispo-
siciones sehala los honorarios que
los, funcionarios de los Juzgados
Municipales deben percibir por to
dala 6ramitacion de los espedientes
posesorios.
Sc ha dictado y puesto en- vigor
uu nuevo>arancel para dichos juzga-
dos por ell cual sus empleados pue
den cob car por <toda cla. e. de expt'
dientes los honorarios que en- Ell alu
dido arancel sef1alan.
Pues bien, entsndemos sin te'
NOR a equi ivocarnos que el tai aran'
eel no ha derogado 81 artfculo del
Reglamento TO en- question, porque no
Sc ha disppesto, su anulacion, con la
cual Sc perjudicaria 3a los pequef1os
propietariGs que careciendo de un
tftulo de SD finca, tuvieran que acu :.
dir al medic supletorio establecido
por la ley 3 sea a la formation de
expediente posesorio. &.
Cuando regfa ell anterior aran.
Gel, que reconocemos era. mezquinc
en- extreme, los expedientes poseso'
rios Sc reducfan a pocos folios; pei
70 hoy se -llenan pliegos de pape'
con tantas diligencias ante la pers'
pectiva de tantas partidas de- pesos
y centavos 0To.
Necesario es que por quien CO.
rresponda Sc aclare punto tan i'm
portante.
ST esta VICENTE ell articulo 438
citado, al cobrarse por el.arancel ju'
dicial los honorarios de expedientes
posesorios relatives a fincas de va
Tor menor al de mil pesos, esta inde'
bidamente cobrado. Y no pueden es :
tar vigentes dos leyes contradicto
rias.
Con 81 nuevo arancel resulta
muchas veces que suben mas los de I
rechos que la mitad del costo del
predio. =. ,
i Suplicamos a la Junta Judicial
que aclare 81 esta en- vigor ell artfct'
10 438 del Reglamento de la Ley Hi
potecaria 5 ell arancel judicial.
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Aver tarde zarp6 con rumbo &
Santiago de Cuba, ell vapor trans.
porte del gobierno americana enc
Cleilans con carga de transito y pa.
sajeros de este puerto.
DOM del N do, de Humacao,
nos escribe mlnifestan lonos no ser
cierto q 81 y su mayorIomo y una
pareja ds la Pei c1a inst lar hayan
componte 10 Eloy Alvarez. Dlcho
sef1or protesta de tai a:u sac On
La Secretalfa Civil ha reiterado
nra oisposici On que diera q Ia Alcal-
dia de Aguaia, para QUE en- la prime
ra distribucion de fondos que Sc We
rihque Sc pague 10 que Sc l. adeuda
al professor jub la 10 don Juau Limo
Santiago Roma, apercibie dole de
la response bilihad que aaya lugra
en- taso de no efec'u 10.
La Acadia de Lv,za pide auto.
rizacion q la Supeririorldad para
ingresar en- areas insulares la fanza
prestada por ell Depositffio de aque.
los fondos mun.cipalea