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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19
OESDE HUMACAO
FL Jurado no Sc pore de
aeuerdo en- ell asunto del
senor Miro. 48 ho-
CONTRA Ell ATTORNEY
Una pregunta al jefe Hamill.
Misas de aguinaldo Mu-
sicas y canClones.

Hoy 4 las nusve Abri6 10 sorts
aus sssiotss para seguir sclebraudo
los iuicios que f. tan 90 cate l6rmino
ssfiAlados. 81 stfi 1r FlssAl Eressnt6
ls aoussei6n contra sl indtviduo Mar
eslino r smirz por sl dsito do ase
aipAto On prim grado. La corte or
dsna al seerstario pass liatA do los
asforss del iurado; y eatkn somplstos.
So sortsan los Nl1orei que han do
iosgsr el ssso preasntAdo } sAlen los
sefiorss aiguisntes. don Joae Eenitez
Disx. don JN6i Bsrrfos, don Ancres
Garcia don CArAsiolo Carrasq uillo.
don Justine Lopez, don Felipe G Arcfa,
don Julian Rivera, don Pedro ORTIZ
B srrfos y don Emilio Cinlr6n.
Hay rssusaaionss por ambas par.
ies por 10 q1s 30 agota sl panel regu-
lar. La Oorss ordsna 90 siten olros
dcos iurAdos para Lass dc 10 tarde.
-Aysr domingo, & las diex dc 10
mAiiana, sl sei1or uez disolvi6 el iu-
RADIO que en- 81 segundo saso del o. q u
Miro, por no haber lsgado q un
ncusrdo dthniIivo. despues dc haber
esIAdo dslihsrsndo suarenta y echo
horas.
LA opini6n pdblisa dc ssta ciu.
dad ha visto con gusto 10 asiiIud
doptada por La DEMocRAeIA pars
con el Attorney GsnsrAl. TNm2o hs
que esls fane.onArlo L1olico 40 b : do
elarAdo ensmigo gsaluiso do 10 Uni0E
do Puerto R'so.
lAdaIante con 10 eampsfiA en- prem
didsi Las plumas que solAboran OF
este viril bcteto p6olieo, y desmaya
| "a ca tustigar q los Qus do sstA ma
nsra 20 imponsn & los dsssos do al
puek sntsro.
-ST.ndrfA 10 bondAd sl iite Hs
mill dc dseirnos que resolution b
lhAbido dc 10 denunsiA notArlAl pre-
sertAda & cate mlsmo sen ,r por nuea
sro vice presidents don Antonio Bi
rreiro, n sl ouartsl do 10 pollaiA Ia
sular de sslA eiudad, contra el cab
Husrtas?
Aver disron pr!nsi }io en- est
pohlAsion les trAdletonAieI GmlsAS {
aguinaldo.s Con ssls motive, los 81
gussAn de doEmif lA ms d InA saIt
nal vlstos, pusH sl murmullo que
sisnts Gn sl pusD.o es bAAtAnIs regull
, por don 10 Quiera 90 oysn md ,isAs
santos.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
Dlsismbfs II, l905'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19
0TaAS NOT|C|AS
Lo que Sc dice sobre ell proce.
sado Abraham Koopel.
Sala de Socorros.
CONATO De FUEGO
Empleados del Municipio en-
berlina. .-El Comisiona.
do de Edueaci6n.

La gsnls aa prsgunta sn que ha
parade 10 dstsnsi6n y sonducci6n &
ssta isIA del prosssAdo Abraham Ko.
pei, rselamAdo por lAs autoridAdes
de sste pals.
"A yer tusron ssislidos ca 10 sAls
dc sosorros VA'enlin Dsele, Manuel
DuchsGne y AdslA dc Jss6s, dc hsri-
daa y eonluSiones levss.
Hoy eumplieron aus condemns
CD Ia e&resl munisipAl, Fsrnando We
Lee. TIhuvclo Rivera, Gregorio MAtoa
y Juan Colon.
~-AugdraEe quo On euanto tomsn
possession los nuev0s funelonarios ma
nisi salss, ssrkn dsclarados eesAntea
Algunoa smplsAdos del munieipio.
-Un conato de faego 30 produio
aver tarda an el Almsfe de mAcerss
cue Meue en- 10 MAri9A sl ssii3r Cro'
Gas. Il icesrdIo foe aefoeado { item
pc; do hs1er somsdo inarsmsnto las
pedidas hubisran aldo suansiossa.
pues hablsrAn deEaparseido por las
llamas todoS aqusllos sdihcios inme
distou que Sou - hEasants visios.
En- los primsFos dfss dc Enero
rgressrE de 80 viaie los E,sados
U nidoa al ComislonAdo do Kdusaci6n
Doctor FRlkcer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19
D|VERSAS NO7|C|AS
FL practicante don Silvestre
Feij6o. I'm prendedor
con dos brillan ties.
CARROS ELECTRIGOS
Session en- el Consejo Eiecuti-
vo.-Sobre pagos de habe.
res. .-Queja de Morovis.

Con rotivo de ssiarse;sdt q al
nando todGvfA 10 pArts dc la eiudad
situsda ttsute & 10 sstasi6n do los 90
esrrros ssstrisos, no pusden hassr
los sarros 10 sublda por squsl siMo.
Justo % que mtentraa 90 termina esq
obra, los rrusies pusdan subir ba
isr por 10 ealle que $50 mas e6mods,
aparts dc que no vsmos el motive On
que 81 fanda 10 prohlbisl6n do que
squellcs sudan 8 hsisn por gcualquier
sitio.
PARIS BAZAAR Ia eahAllero
sntr6 On dias pasados On el PARIS
BAZAAR y mo v6 tAntas ssfioras y
WiioritSs. les unas eseogiendo enca
ges lindisimos. las otras o'ntas, per
tamsrfa. TRACES b5rdsdos, para calls
recspsi6n, torsrAs do seda, poatales
dc 10 nusvo, boas, sorhit,sds seffo
rAs, 90 lAres Il s. preguni6 muy 81
tranado & Giulti, 81 sl PARIS BA
EAR. regalaba las Coaas Para hsbar
tantA gsnts y sada una pidisndo tur .
no para que 10 despaeh Issn era do 81.
ponerlo.
G.avemsnts srfsrmA 30 sueuen-
ira On AguAdillA 10 seEora Maria Ru
bio, vluda do Amador.
! Ell AlcAlde dc 10 cird.d hA reel.
bldo IN prsndsdor de orc con bril-
| liz nteS Q1e fue b ,llAdo en sautuFos
por una sen >rits suya prendA sssG
ia disposition del que iustihqus %
psrtsnsncla, pAgaudo q In que 10 en-
consr6 10 dSsimA parie do su valcr
aegd, 10 dispone 10 icy.
. % I'm el Club do r. Kehrhahn 4
Co., 28 GAn Fransiseo, 90 vsndsn doi
reloiss do orc aada samana, entire s.
sosios, abonando eo.so 8 LOO ssmanal
La Ultima semana ohtRvo uno dol
/. Ramon G ALLEN, soeio ndm IA,
:. -Segdl not!ciAs 90 notA msiorl
On 10 emf rmsdAd que vlens aqusian
!. do b 400 vA.ioA mlsss & nuestro amig
sl prAolleAnie don silvealre Faij1o.
ii -LAmSntAnss m leh % do los far
aIonArios que sisvIeron eom2 .nsss.
a lorss y sesreiarios dc slsssionss, az
!. b astA ID fseha no 90 les hsya pAgsd
"a sus hAbsres 4 pssAv de- hAbsr AsmAd
n - los bOUchers.
10 Para eurar un resfrIadO on U
'r ola, tome sl LAXATIVE BROA
, QUININA. Il botisArio 10 davolverk
diaero si no 10 surA. La hrmA dc
W. GROVE 90 hAllA en- sAdA saiitA.
-ManAuA 0slsbrArA elion oil Go
al Eiseuiivo,
: q ,eiAnSe los vsolnos dc Nor
vic dol nal ealAdo On que 80 hAllA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19
GobIeYoO nunIcipaI d Ju1cos

Al auidsdo fs G emense Marines
y ca lA tiues del dt car ParrerAa 90
hAllAu dsp1sitA1oR dos tAbAlIoR mos
srspeoa Que tueFon eondustdos 81 de-
r6siso munisipAl por hAherse istrodu,
cido en los terranos de 10 Succession do
&c Fsri1A y Comos cuyaa aefi alss son
las aiguientes' Uao color sAino, lRa
pAtss seraerAs blArcAs, IN sord6n
hsuGo 60 el hoeiso, algo estro peado,
como de sells sG 10 de eda3; y olro 90 j.
lor tGmb6n sstao, con una pelAdurA n
aobPa oil eAsinsx1 y como de Heia
sists AfIiS ds adAd
Y 90 Gnuneia Al ID 61iao para que
pecsnn- dledA ds oIch)s oabAlloa
es srssents q rec am srlos dsnlro del
,t6tmioo 40 Qulnss ciaa, aontados dea
! ds o publiuaeion de sats anuneio 50
al &c -iLaigJ, pssRdos los cuAts aePkn
rsmst4dos sn Il 3iieG aubEssA.
JuneoE, Dlsiemhre 10 Dc 1906.
A, CoLLAz0.
! d, Alealda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19
SECC|ON mere ANTI
NOtaS (omgf(id|eS de San Juan
AesfOm@s

AeefOn@s
panoo do Pto. Rico Q Is q 20
Ranso Territorial. e23 k24.
+ BAnso Popular . 10 . II.
AZUCAR. Para 10 exportesion
Sin operaciones.
Buques anunciAdOs
Fl vApor espafol sPusrto Risos
sali6 sl 30 pr6ximo pAsado do BAres.
Iona para el Asditsrraueo y Cana
rias, San Juan. MaysGu'z, Ponce
Santisgo dc Cuba, HabAna. Gaant&
uamo, Man1Anillo y NV Orleans.
vapor ttai e6s sMontreal'. del Il
al 18 del eorrienie retornarG de Ruerte
PlatA y Eeguir& visie para Europa.
Vapor amsrieano <OosmcD salit
do New York para eatA oil Is del pre-
sente.
VApor espafiol SBaenos Airels 90
tara aQui prossdsrto do EIplfla el 2
del aastuAl.
EntFRdaB
Do 10 isla golstA &DoloreGS,
RuqWos ON pUcFsO
TRAVEEIA
81. W. Ayets, pendiente.
SAugust q. BAbaets deGcarg sndo
SPGihHnderS pendiente
COSTANEROS
= GCaYmtn. Fsiardo
&Esperar zas pendieLte
saiesrdo Ruizs peddients
sAureliss pendienis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19
SEVENDE

Docs sasas sn San Juan J SanIur
%, tambi6n vArios solarsa. Dirijlras
{ Rafael r. PalAeios RalSgAr. Apar'
sAdo do Oorreo 423 Q Sol II, sGp
IuanP, r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19
FabIIca Dc Miquinas Do 1r-
Tar cafe Dc Victor CapIiIe'
San Ger man P. r.

90 fAbriean esIAs mAquinAs del
lam D. o , presio que s. pidsr. ExAs'
tamsntc iguAlss 4 les que So importan
del sxrangsro, Fl tamAno de 10 pul'
RadAs do largo, Q de ansho y Il de
Alto, vale dos dollaes. De mayor 10
mAno suben los preeios,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19
frIneIpaIes artlculOs

UttuVtPAsVS ~ AVAsVS
que 90 dstallau sn almaeenes, & los
siguientss preciosi
A.tli,: 4, ut.ttt1 Ia1i1 { S
Idem valenciAno de 81 . 81 Por
extreme dc elsses.
Aios de rs etvs. & -.
Bombons sea 81
nasAlao s7}
sardinss ahumadas II eentavoa.
Csbollas espaholas 81
Id Amsrisanas s2i
0arbanxos at 80.
Nabichuelaa Amsrisanas eolorAdAs
largas %. Blaneas amsrieanas q
Harina do trigo e4.2s o 81
I'd dc maiz esa
Jamones t9l 10.
Jah6n Rocamora St, america
no, ct ~.
Mantsea Of & S4 en- 1y On ssias de
90 & 10.
MantsQuillal de s14a l6
Pasta del pals Q 1925 . 4.S0.
Papas amsrisanAs u a2
Tosino, OF & lei
Tasaio %
ouesos am. CIT PassgrGs a.
Leehe eondensada <Aguilss & %
Id i'd sCrux Roias .eA
ID Id eNsgnolias Oh
DEL PALS
Axasar parA 81 sonsumol
MassahAdo slaro do u
Dc miel slaro g..
Canrffuga slaro Dc i asS
Amsrisans dc st . 81.
De poncs e3S 0 80.
Ron 40 grados Cartier 6 s1.S6 $40
tpvos gallon pagados r. Intsrnas
Naix Q 1.76
TRbaco, nominal,
PreClos do COmpra
Almid6n 0 $3.50
Algod6n dc S . $50.
Ooaoa de Is q 16 millaF.
Cssros dulsss go . IL
ssbo Dc res Il.
Cafe scTYients nominal
Candles 00rrlentes
Lordrss cheek . LG
Paris ~
uamhuySo kAA D.
New York lTl { 20 stVs T
EspANa II = III D.
CvduIas hlpOteCarlas
RAnao TsrritoriAl J. .Agrieola 800
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19
Sc VENDE

On iusgo de tres esntritugAs slate
ma sHsFnorih0 con ~ motor, 80 mtg
c'Ador J au elsvadoF dc sEdsAr, todo
60 naRniaso sSsado, DirigiEse ( don
Julo Gsy, hasleada Santa Aua, Jan
.aos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19
NOTAS cUR|OSAS
Avenida Pasteur. -Sobre los
arbo,es de Navidad. -Por
haber perdido un dedo.
e. OBISPO CARLISLE
Extrangeros en- los buques
de la Gran Bretana.- OPP
MON de un gran medico.

Boston hG proOussto que 80 de- sl
nombrs AvsnidA PAstsur & Ia que dsbs
ir de 10 Sssusla do Medieins dc HAr
ward hssta FeTw
Maine estk mAndando "a iusrA
81 smsnto auual de krbolss de
NAvidad, pues proporelona 10 mayor
pArts de los que 90 usAn en loA Esta
dos U aidos. Be fast es OIL esptro do
reparto y - hAy sglomsraei6n.
Para reDonsrIe du pulgar que
hsbla perdidc. un iovsn d. B arlin, 40
hiz, sortar nm dsdo del pc 8 inierlAr
10 On sl muh6n do 10 mAno, dando 10
operation buen resultsdo,
-Dissse que el promsdio do ex-
trauietoS Dor eAda 100 lrgleseu sm
plssdoa en- buqueA de 10 Gran Breta.
Hs, ha bsisdo do % IS on 1913, & % en-
1905
-HAblsndo de CArllsls, el ob.spo
do de saa siudsd, dtio que estsbG 90
contra dc les AbsevlAelones v cue {
aausa de 10 prisa, sohrs todo OIL anun
siar esntidadss 90 hssiAn abrsvissio.
nea indibidas, 10 que 81 fin ca I'D con
septo souclutr(A por AiestAr los m IN
tes de los que las praltteabau.
-El dostor a'snap, Jchau-as NJ
Her hA sscrlto resptcso del si,eulo sr
qae domius !s n moi,r, ca OIL que det
Qus & Aodas La '1as ae leH deb ri,
ems d Ar TODD 10 t0tars 81 4 10 'astAn
ola, posqus 6IlA eB Sl asrvicio mllisAl
do laB mui"ss.
In inf 1snsiR del handolsrismt
en- Calabria, 90 maui'tj slarAmente el
sl tribunal do CAltanisetts, On dond
20 iusgAbA & euAtro hombrsS do II
pArtidA del t,mIdo FAilla NJ alone. Uo
aomisl6n del iurAdo manifesto oil iue
que 90 10 dtspensarA do comparece
en lanto que AnduvlerA suelto el iei
dc 10 pAytida.
| ---<-Ew~czwzzz-<sesz==z- ==z-==-ysETS=='Es.==
sArretsrA Qus de Aquel pueblo condl
esA Vega bsis. C6lpase do ApGsis
81 DspNtAmsnso de O1raa P6h,iosl
par mirar con lad fsrencIa un Asunl
qus hsso tauto t'empo dsbIerA hAh
Aido stsndido.
@eAra earrerEs de cAhAll0s Va
D dsn rsloiese apeeiAlea 8 eontsdores {
QuinIos dc segundos { % 40, s3
\ $1,000 J SLIGO, ports pago, los sen
o res r, Kehrhahn y Co., Gan JuA
Il Puerto Rico, sit,
SEVENDE
Docs aasas sn San Juan J SanIr
d %, tamhi6n vArios solArsa. DirljIy
& Rafael r. PalAeios RalGsAr. ApI
o. tAdo dc Sorreo 42S Sol II, &
10 IuanP, r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19

Sc sollcltan vendedores bue.
nos para este perlodlco.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-07-28
STAND PAT" IS THE CRY
Republican Plans For the Con-
gressiooal Campaign.
APPROVED BY The PRESIDENT
Congressional Committee Will Open
Headquarters Wednesday Can
non Going to Illinois.


OYSTER Bay, L. J.. July "a. -" Stand
pat will lie the tariff slogan of the
republican party in the coming con.
gressional campaign, This was
4 finitely disclosed at tile conclusion
Of conference held at Sycamore
Hill. at which President Roosevelt
reviewed the campaign plans of the
Republican congressional committee
and pronounced them good and entire
ly to his liking
The president entertained at lunch
con Speaker Cannon, Chairman Sher-
man. of the congressional committee,
and representatives. LoGdenslager, Of
New jersey, and Mckinley, of Ill.
inois. secretary and treasurer, re-
s ectiyely of the committee. Senator
Peurose. of Pennsylvania, came on a
later train and was also a guest.
While no one interviewed after the
conference would sneak under quota
ton regarding the tarff. il was learned
that the republican text book which
is TO be issued within two or three
weeks will be stand pat document
from beginning to end. and that this
will be the tenor OF republican speech
es in Massachusetts, Iowa, Wisconsin,
and other Idea infected sections OF
the country as well as in all other
places. The Stand pat" announce
ment will. of course, be accompanied
by the statement that when the
tariff is revised it should be handled
by its friends.
Secretary Loeb made this statement
for the president
''The plans OF the congressional
campaign were gone over generally.
and the president expressed himself
as being in entire accord with the
ideas of the committee. f"
Speaker Cannon's comment was:
Il was u guest of the president, and
as such it would hardly be seemly for
me to dicsuss what took place. |
should like TO say that the conference
was eninently satisfactory and the con-
gressional campaign not bad. y
The speaker was asked what the re-
publican party expected to do this fall.
"We'll stand on our record, " he
exclaimed. "What can the republican
party do but stand ON its record""
will there be any tariff revision
next season. he was then asked.
This speaker made no reply to this
question.
Chairman Sherman said that the
headquarters of the committee would
be opened in New York in the st.
James building, Wednesday.
MIR. Sherman added that the speak
ers so far selected for the heavy work
included Secretary Taft, Secretary
Shaw, Speaker Cannon, Senator Bev-
eridge, and several other senator's,
as we'll as practically the entire re-
publican membership OF the house of
preseutatives.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-07-28
!. State NewsH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Lsvi Paugh was found dead in his
bed at Mt Glare.
Rev. Eli Withrow was struck by a
train and fatally Injured at Spring
Hill,
An infart child of Fred Riggs was
choked to death near Huntington by a
screw.
Ortie Johnson was drowned while
bathing in the splash dam at Deep.
water,
Earl Satterfeld aged Is years. was
drowned in the Monongahela river at
Fairmont
David Mcmillan was struck by a
Panhandle train at Wheeling and
fatally injured.
Charged with forging his mother'c
name Harvey McCullom is under
arrest at Dallas.
Van Nutter was badly injured at
Fayetteville by tree which fell
across his Buggy.
Arthur Baker was jailed at Clarks-
burg on a charge of robbing the Rob-
insons Mills postotfice.
George Thomas, aged IS is in Jail
in Lincoln county charged with the
murder OF ". NJ. Wright.
Joseph A. Hull has been sent to the
Moundsville Denitentiary bv the Dis
trict of Columbia Authorities.
Richard Chris. painter of Clarks-
burg. was found dead at Elkins. Death
was due to strangulation, caused by
nausea
AT Keyser. Charles Trenton, colored,
was found guilty of robbing James
Feaster and his clerk in Piedmont and
was Sentenced to the penitentiary
for 20 years.
Only opportunity to 90 to Mont Al.
to. No other excursion booked from
here. Methodist reunion August 3rd.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-07-28
WILL INSPECT BUILDINGS.
SCHOOL COMMISSION ERsLEAVE FOX
TRIP 70 OTHER cIrIEs.
They viii Gather information abou
the Construction of Buildings
in Other Parts Of state.

Superintendent Brindle, of the city
schools. and President RGssler and
Commissioners Snowden and Seibert
lett at noon today for trip to several
points in West Virginia for the pur-
pose Of inspecting high school build
inRs and gathering information that
will be Of value when the plans for
the proposed high school building here
are formulated.
They will reach Keyser tonight and
will stop there until Wednesday
evening, and will make q thorough
inspection of the handsome building
there. From Keyser they will go to
Grafton. where they will spend day,
and will then go to Morgantown,
returning to Martinsburg the latter
part of the week.
The school commissioners have
finally determ ned to erect a new high
school building here. and after all the
plans are formulated the matter will
be submitted to a vote of the people
OF the city. Ii the voters approve of
the project, bonds Will be Immediate
ly issued and the work of construc-
ton will be at once commenced. The
present triD is for the purpose of get
ing the most advanced ideas tin re-
gard to school building. and as the best
BUILDINGS in the state will be- inspect
ed, the commissioners will be enabled
to go into the plans in an intelligent
and thorough manner. The necessitv
for more school buildings here is APP
parent to every one, and it is believed
the people will stand back of the
vide proper facilities for the educa.
ton of the youth of the city.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-07-28
MISS WESTALL DEAD
lscU.mER RESIDENT EXPIRED, IN
ZANEsVILLE. ONO.
aSonnera1 of Mrs. Robinson 60 BE Held
Thursday morning-DenIh
ofa Child

a telegram was received here today
amounting the death of Miss Marv
Vivian Westall, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs d. A. WestaL, which took place
in GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Monday. Miss
'WeataIl was aged rs years. and was
a former resident OF Martinsburg.
where she Will be remembered as a
bright aud interesting young lady
with large number Of friends,
Death followed an operation tor ap-
pendicitis. The remains will be
brought 10 Martinsburg on Wednesday
morning, and will be taken to the
home Of Mr.. George Helferstay, No
a0z West John street The funeral
will take place from the First Method
list Episcopal church on Thursday at
O'Clock. Interment will he in Green
Hill cemetery.
MRS. ROBINSON'S FUNERAL
Tie funeral of Mrs. Margaret Loci e
Robinson will take place from the
late home on West King street Thurs
lay morning at 10 O'Clock. The SER
vGes will tie conducted by Rev. John
s. Douglas. rector of Trinity Enisco-
pal church, and. inteTment will be in
Green Hill cemetery.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-07-28
TAX LAW NOT OBEytD.
NmAsY COUNTIES LEvYING BODIES
nave MADE GRAVE ERRORS.
Any Taxpayer Affected BY Violation
Can Proceed 10 compel a strict
Obedience 10 the Law.

Can Proceed 10 compel a strict
Obedience 10 the Law.
1t is asserted on the best Of author.
ties that IN number Of counties
AMI districts the Ewing bodies have
disregarded the law in fixing the
millage for 1906. Quite number OF
newspapers have called attention &c
the matter and there seems to be a
general disposition 10 compel an
observance of the law.
Any taxraver thus affected has tie
right to intervene and may adopt any
one OF several remedies Mandamus
proceedings can be Instituted in the
supreme court. injunetions may be
asked in the circuit courts or crimi.
nal charges may be preferred.
Complaints are also heard that in
some counties the leyies will not be
sufficient to meet expenses and that
owing to the law restricting the
amount to be raised 10 public i'm
proyements can be made. In fact the
matter of taxes is now the pa 'amount
topic in nearly every county
In regard TO the levyine bodies that
have overstepped the authority, the
law saws:
1t shall be unlawful for any county
court or board OF education to expend
any money or to incur any obligation
or Indebtedness not expressly author.
lied By law to be paid or incurred
BIZ such body. Nor shall such county
court or roard of education make any
contract. express or implied, the per-
Torrance of which. in whole or III
part wonld involve the expenditure of
money IN excess of funds legally at
the disposal of such county court or
board ofs education. as the case NAV
be. -
ANY such officer or person. who
in violation of any of the provisions
OF this act, shall expend any sum or
amount Of money, incur any debt or
DDLlEhitODt VI manu- VI AlANlD hb0 ~
the making of any such contract, or
shall be party at any such in any Of
fetal capacity. shall be personally
liable therefore. to jointly and sew.
orally. and an action may be main
tanned therefore by the state, county,
district or any person prejudiced
thereby. in any court of competent
jurisdiction. and such official shall
further be guilty of a misdemeanor
and upon conviction thereof shall be
fined not | SIS than ten or more than
five hundred dollars. and may be
confined in Jail not less than ten days
nor more than one year. and. in adj
dition to the penalties hereinbefore
provided, such official or person
violating any of the provisions
of this act shall forfeit his office
And there shall be no liability upon
the state, county or district. or the
funds thereof on account of any such
debt. Obligation or contract,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-07-28
Keep
Your Nerve

1t is nerve energy that runs
the organs of your body. The
storage battery is the nerve
cells in the brain and spinal
cord, and from this battery
nerve force is sent out through
the system of nerves. To keep
the body healthy you must
have plenty of nerve force; II
YOU have not, the organs work
imperfectly, the circulation is
sluggish, digestion bad, appe-
tite poor, kidneys inactive, and
aches, pains and misery are
the penalty.
You can keep the system
strong with DIR. Miles Nervine.
1t assists in generating nerve
energy; it strengthens the
nerves and makes the whole
system strong and vigorous.
."I take pleasure in recommending
DIR. Miles Nervine to those suffering
from nervous prosttatiou, Ahsollills,
and melancholy. After several
months suffering from above diseases
tried this medicine and found imme-
date relief. 1t soothes and strength
ems the nerves, chases away the
gloomy and depressing thoughts and
gives the sufferer renewed strength
and hope. 1t is superb nerve re-
JUDGE JACOB SEEMANN.
Madison, Wisconsin.
Or, Miles Heart Cure Is sold by
your druggist. who will guarantee that
the first bottle Will benefit. " Y falls
he will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind