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y NO sERA I'D. RNoAfSADo. s

Que siempre hay fullerias v frau~
les en- abundancia, es cosa que todo
Ell mnndo sabe; pero rara vez 8
nunca Sc encuentra que una impor-
tante casa comercial los cometa, sea
cual fuere la clase de gu giro. No
puede haber 6xito permanente de
alguna clase, cuando este basado en-
la mala fe 8 engafio. Esto nunea
SO ha visto nj 80 vera. Los que in
tenten los fraudes, son sencillamen-
te tontos y pronto sufren Ell castigo
que Sc merecen. Sin embargo, hay
muchas personas que temen COM
prar ciertos articulos anunciados
por tenor de ser embaucados en-
gafiados; especialmente SO resisten
dar .confianza las manifestacionea
que 'Sse publican sobre los m6ritos
de ciertas medicinas. Ell ef1caz re-
medic, conocido bsjo el nombre de
PREPARATION DE- WAMPOLE
es un articulo que 10 puede COM
prar con tanta segHridad ' garantfa
como la harina, artefactos de eeda
8 algod6n, siempre que pracedan de
una fabrica con reconOoida reputa-
ci6n. No nos cOnvendria 9xagerar
de manera alguna sus buenas cua1i-
daJes representarla como con las
que no le correspondent; pero tam
POGO necesitamos de tai ardid. Es
tan sabrosa como la miel conriene
los principles nutritivos curativos
del Aceite de Higado de BacaIao
Puro, que extraemOs dirsctamenta
de clos higados frescos del bacalao,
conlbinados con Jarahe de Hipofos-
fitos Compuesto, Extractos de Malta
Y Cerezo Silvegtse, cuan valiosa
debe ser tai combination de estoa
'importantes rcactivos medicinales, es
cosa patente & todo el mundo. Es
do improbable vaIor en- casog de
Resfriados, Influenza, Debilidad Ge-
neral y Narviosas Anenia, Afeccio-
mes de Ia Sangre, Ia Garganta Y los
PuImones. sfIsi 81. DR.. II. YiIlarneI,
do Buanos Aires, dice He usado
Cd preparation en mia enfermos
sobre todo en- los nifios, con result
tados praeticos = creo debaT hacer
esta aclaraci6n en- obaeQni0mde Ia
yerdad Y Nadie gufre IN aasengaao
con eata. De venta en- Las BOticaa.
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I'm GnpleadO InSuIar haGO
p0litlCa actlVa On Vega -DsIa.
fDe nuestro oorreapoasal. J

Tenemos aquf nn empleado que CO..
bra sueldo del Gobierno Insular. muy
sorroe10c0 el. que Sc dedica & la poIftica
Rctiva, pero no & Ia polftica que email
teca, sino & la poIftica de campanario;
v como 8 dicho empleado le est& prohi-
bido ell poJStSQueo. 10 estamos velando
como quien vela & IN hguere, para en-
las primeras de cambio, hacerle COM
prender que ese no es su cometidO.
En nuestra cartera poseemos varios
Iiatos, pero esperamos otros muy inn
pOrtantes que SO nos han ofrecido, y
para entonces nos vengaremos mas de-
tenidamente de este politicians. que
quiere aquI pasar por un beaadato, GUAM
do no es mas que un jesnfta con ropsje
de zorro.
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In eOnaiO do limo
sR u aneO Colonial

Esta madana 30 present6 en- al Ban
CO C0l0nial un s0ldado del RagimientO
puart0Friqueffo con an chek De $5 fir
mado por IN Teniente de dioho Rogi-
miento.
Como quiera que ya el director del
Banco tenla nociCias De que a checke
aIudido se habfa extraYiadO, empexa-
ron s dar conversation 81 soIdadO, con
ObjetO dc avisaF & Ia POlicfa.
III g0Edsdo 10 di6 cuenta de 10 Que
zSsaba y en an momenso. cuando
nndis 10 esperaba, us6 de sus piernas
90 I'll forTna que s6n no ha sido hs-
bido.
Dado parts 81 Coronei del Regimen
TO- ha dispuesbo unn revista personal
esta tArds Ias 5, & b que aaistirk Ell
Gaff0r Arturo Fort enplead0 De In ca
ID hancaria para yeconOcer en- las fiEas
aI soldad0 en question.
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lei alguacil de la AIcaIdfa de Adjun-
tas gans, debe ganar. Ia suna de $I5
mensnales.
per0 al citado senior Alguacil no le
pagan el suicide, aino que SO los que
dan & d.ber nensualmente v hasta que
De tempo en- TEMPO Sc 10 pagan. Aho-
ra sa L. debfan siete 8seses. un sueldO
sietemssino. Y no queriendo continuar
siendo acreedOr del Municipio, nego-
Gin los sueldoa pendientes de- S105, en-
ls30i
ESQ pYueba que todav1a hay aAlf $50,
y buenos negocios que permiten hacer
Wna modesta y carilioaa ganancia,
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Aver, 4 las 2 y media de Ia tarde,
falleei6 en- Toa-alta la distinguida se-
nora dona Rita Nevarez de Maimf.
La inada go9aba en- aquel pueblo,
de general estimation. Sus virtudes
Ia hicieron & clio acreedora, su muer-
te ha cansado on Toa.aIta, honda iris
teza y duelo.
<La CorrespondenciaS hace presente
& sus deudos todos. ell testimonio de
su p6same sentido.
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C6dula do EInpIazanIsnto.
En- la Corte de Distrito de Mapa-
guez, Puerto Rico. Estados
Unidos de America. El Presi.
dente dc los EE. UlJ.

SecretGrta En- los Autos decIarati-
vos que ants esta Corte de Distrito In
terpuso el Letrado Don Eduardo Acu
ma Aybar representandO & Don Jos6
PefIa Chavarri contra Ia Succession de
Don Jose Chavarri y otroa, sobre ex-
tinci6n de derecho otras peticiones,
admitida la demanda 80 di6 traslado Sle
ella los demandados para Que compa-
reclesen Y La cOntestasen en- eli t6rulino
de veinte dfas: y no habiend0 compa~
recidO al primer lIamamiento IOs de-
mandados SefI0res g. III. Primayesi =
@, Marriet8 y Compaf1fa este Tribu-
nal en- providencia fecha cahorce del
mes en- curse ha dispuestO sean citados
y emplazados por se6unda yea y tEr~
mino de diez dfas. los indicados sefIo-
res.
< cumphendo ID dispuesEo Dor II
Sala, para Ia citaci6n , emplagarnient0
de los SefIores e. FL. Prinnayesi. @.
Marrieta y Compaf1fa, cuyo paradero
Sc ignora, in de que dentro del inn
pr0rrogable termino de diez dfas ( con-
tar desde el siguiente al De la pubIica-
ci6n de este edict0 comparezcan anita
este Tribunal sitO en- Ii Gale de M6n-
deg Vigo. 4 c0ntestax IA desnartla.
apercibidos de los periuicios que S le
irrogaran case dc no c0rnparecer, Iibr0
la pTesente one % pubIicar& an los ra-
ri6dicoas mo de la localidaG D otro 81
q denominado sCors sespondl 1cia as
Puerto Rtco, hjandose ademss ca loa
estrados ael Tribunal.
Mayagnez, NoViembre trainta da
mil nOvecientos tres.
Juan 4svoy0l MesSre.
: v .Secretario del Tribunal.
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DlsparOs do aTmas On Caysy.

El dia de aver parece haber sido
bastante aciago 6 iuzgar por los tele-
gramas que On distintos Iugares de es-
ia edici6n publicamos.
En- ell pueblo de Cayey, hubo otra
contienda en- In que se diapararon va
rios tiros & un llamado Belpre, te-
niendo necesidad de intervenir Ia po-
Iicia.
Tres han sido los sucesos aensacio-
males. Robo con escalamiento en-
Guayama y tiros en- Carolins y Cayey.
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P R 0 G RAMA

De las pleas que ejecutara 10 Banda
de M1sica SJuventud del ComerciOs
en-, Ia Verbena del Olimpo.
2 Paso-doble de corpetas Sci Vo-
luntario.S
2e RondeIla de Requinto SLs Sa-
lerosa.S
3e Jota SFIor de Arag6n.S
A Polcka de Pitos y Canto.
SO Malagueffas de Cornetfn.
&c La Sardana de Garfn.
7o Paso-doble Torero SQuita Pc
sares.
sc Paso-dobIe de Cornetas SIa
Guerrilla.S
90 Czdiz, Borinquen y Seis.
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Han llegado San Juan ? hoy LES
saIudamos en- esta redacci6n, los sefio-
res Domingo Sep6lveda y Jose Fer
nSndez Coronas, de Ponce.
Ambos son j6venes estudiosoa que
vienen & examinarse definitiVamente
para obtener ell titulo de ah0Qado, 10
que seguramente alcanzar&n.
Reitsrsmoslss ell tsstimonio de nues.
ira consideration Y anistad.
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Juzgado Dc Paz do CatsdraI.
Juicios de hoy.

Francisco Hernandez, IS de mults
por infracci6n de las 0rdenahzas Mu-
nicipales. conduciendo un coche sin
tablilla.
jose Estrella, Avelino Vazquez, y
Ramon Rivera, por cantar canciones
algo ruborizadoras, 80 de multa q cada
uno como estos cantaban por amor
al arte, no tuvieron con que pagan Ia
mults se fueron con sus cantos al
Dep6sito Municipal en- donde canta-
ran por espacio de cuatro dias.
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Las novenas Gle Id Cone
cepci6n 81 San Francisco

En la Iglaaia de- San Francisco, vie
nen ceAabrkndoaa con gran osplendor v
eonegagxencia Is nOvenaa De Il PuFlsi-
ms Coucapci6n.
C0xo ea tornado por beIIfairnas
saoxisas v gasulta Dor In dulzRra de
lns vooaas apreeiable.
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EDICTO
EstGdos Ussaz0s De Anagrsioa IS. IS. Eg.
Presideste de los Estados Eastdos,
q en- $40 asOmbge, don Lesss Psso To-
10 q Rekeg, Jsses llfdnsciip0l de Ia
CsuOsqd de Dtasazo.

q en- ses asOwlbTe. dt7s5 Lesss Fso To-
goy RekeS, Jstes -11dnscspI de Ia
CSataad de UtuGdo.
Por virtud Gsa presente edicto. al
pdblico hago ssosr: que en- eI expe.
diente de juFisdie0i60 voIantaria. Uro.
rnoviEla en- este Jnzgaga0. por af Tgicen~
ciado ID. Felipe Caaaldn0y Goicochea,
an representation SIe don . jaime An. : s.
nexy 2 Cayols del doEniciliO de San
Juan do Puerto Rico. aolicitando In
conversion et domicilio da ID siguiente
inca. parte segregada de Ia que Sc
halla inserita en eI Registro de Ia Pro
piedad del Distrito al folio ga vueito
del tomo 42 de Utuado. hncs nGmero
2.22T, inscripci6n 40.
R6stica, llanada <Tres Hernanas. ,
sita en- el barrio de S1laonicos de Ia
Jurisdiction de Utnad0. ustnsea a.
cientro treinta cuerdas de sPgere, asys-
brsdo. s cafe, pIatanOs, galneOs. nasss1e
y naaLezas. equiyalentss cincuenea
hect6reas, diez y nueve areas, ain
cuenta dos centlareas; lindand0 al
Nortes con tierras de don jose Anso-
MO Mald0nad0, = otras de- don jaime
Iglesias. hoy del sBanco Territorial .
AgrfcoIa de Puerto Hicos: I'll Oesto lns
del niano Iglesias, hoy del oitadO
Baneo: 81 Sud con los de ACustfu Ma
vsrro; y al Esba, con los da don T,lia
Cordero, y los del referido ~. Iplasiaa
hoy del menCionado Bane0 Territorial
de cuya possession Sc t0na6 z6n & nom
bre del anterior pOeeedor dom Jaime
1gleslas " kons "a tFece "a Dckubra IA
nail cch0cientOs noventa Z cuasro. 81
folio y tOn0 antes indicadO.
I por prOvidencia de esta fecha. :
para que surta Ios efocbos eA artscul0
39S de u Ley HipotaCaria sleenta. mo-
diEicada por la 0rden Judicial de { a.
Abrii de 1892 se mandn pubIicar a
presente por t6rmin0 Us ounce dis
naturalea, 4 contar desae II fecha ne
81 publication, { in de los aus Sc cream
acudan hacarusO de su
derecho dentrO de quince dalss. ante n
Tribunal c0gnpetenE.
Dad0 en Utuaa0 kraina de No
vaenn0re 90 mil noveciontos tres
Lssss 7oro.
81 sscretario
Enrsque urd
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81 hrss9s a Is
lna cGy tas Enci-
~ ss
ss ~ so ss sssa sgsssss,-
u sss IS nse Il sasoais rs
aas as la
hsn I'd 81 vi ssn Il cs-
$50 e $50
nefA aYssa Grader agra-
de. aFe nlsn m9 le 81 a2 NJ
f3 EGea aehu
Se pxeparss sss ca gsEsgla 6rieo III
tsrSria sd IA xoxa de- Ea-
pana. aKa cnsa sn parka los
alannea assa II aata ls
ealId A g
see as
ana All poa II Euaia sRas
"a n 2la usr essa so~
eiat sn gener
Aver Sc calelaF6 Ia 1essta del dg60E.
que reanIk6 bKiIIantfsinaa. EE prOQra-
n1a, era nauy yariaklo-
Los nifi0a rnuy bien preparMd0s. die
ron muestras de Qrandes disposiciones.
togloa los que racitaron. s t0mar0n
parte en- los aierciciOs. fuerOn IusGa-
monte I'D audidOs.
El eiercicio II .a Palma ReaIs pOr 81
nifIo JOAQUIN padf6. sotros doce.
caus6 ana sorpresa B0radabillsima. asf
como ~I4a Canci6n tle las PIantass ma
gis6ralrnente eiecntada. con traies a.
ractefls6icos en ia lorna siuuiente:
ala Aoriculturas Eonsuelo Brioni.
eT.a pifSa1 Adelaide Rivers.
GEL Maizs TsabeI Blanco.
eel CAFES BIanoa Diex Colon.
AL plktanOx .goseflna Dkvila.
- sjailaa s1oseaa NaVarro.
sgna eaafl asosas . MIA A1unoz.
So. aaoacos Ke1aro Nsgroni.
81 AjocoS haEn0Ia Y uaia
~ salon essapa ad0rnaoO con mueho
gusto eslnero. Aslssaeron seRlorAss
aen0xltas y cabaIleroHs eI inspector de
kscueaas Mr. Iii v IA Presidente de
la Junta EscoEar, que fn6 quien abri6
el ack0. con un diacarso muy bien pen
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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-05

Strictly DemocratiCi cannot
be side tracked; opposes all
class and vicious legislation.
, y seessssssssssesessssss
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The Negro OF the North.

Alfred A. Taylor, formerly Re-
publican candidate for Governor of
Tennessee, says that the South, if
let alone, will settle the negro
problem to the satisfaction Of the
civilized world. He says that the
North is having taste of what the
South has been experiencing all
the while, and that IL mas walked up
to the situation which confronts
the South.
The Methodist ministers OF Gin
cinati considered "The Negro
Question in the South" and were
informed by DR.. Thirkield of the
Freedman's Aid and Southern Ed
ucational Society, that the negro
centers are not in the far South,
except at New Orleans. There are
Washington, Baltimore, Pittsburg
and Cincinnati. He said: "The
negroes are coming North in herds,
and instead of being a Southern
problem we shall find it in realty a
Northern problem"
In this connection the Indianap-
oils Sentinel says: Indianapolis
people are beginning to learn the
truth of this proposition from ex-
perience and to realize that it is
quite serious problem.
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unite as one body to place men in
power and position who will legis-
late for them and protect their in
terests. In times past farmers
have been considered incapable of
making laws or of executing them
properly. They have been called
mudsills, clodhoppers, hayseeds,
etc, but their intelligence of today
and their important position are
calling them out to take hand in
matters of legislation.
Farmers need all the help we can
get from our farm papers that are
being published for their special
benefit, where everything of i'm
portance in the farmers line is dis
cnssed weekly By men Of expert
ence and intelligence. men scien-
tifc and educated, men whose
heads are filled with useful farm
knowledge that farmers should
know.
A farmer needs that keen dis
elimination in planning for the
future that is acquired by con-
slant practice and observation
through his past years, knowing
that time and experience are nee
essary factors in developing and
rounding out the capabilities of
the genuine farmer. Yet people
talk, and many suppose that almost
any person who fails to succeed in
any other business is good enough
for farmer, and may succeed and
perhaps excel, in farming. Such
an idea is false; only taught by
people vino are ignorant of the
needs of the farmer.
Let us for moment consider the
farmers and stock raisers of our
western states, who raise horses,
cattle, sheep and swine, wheat.
corn, and wool, to supply not only
our great America, but many other
portions of the habitable globe.
NO other such class of strong, har-
dy, industrious, enterprising and
valuable men can be found in the
world. so necessary, so helpful, so
reliable, so useful and indispensa-
BILE, as our farmers, who feed the
world, and to whom America and
many other nations would do hon.
age as the strongest pillars of the
earth.
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The Shoe on the Other Foot.

"These shoes, DOCTOR" said the
cobbler, after a brief examination,
faint worth mending."
"Then, of course" said the doc
tor, turning away, 81 don't want
anything done to them"
"But l charge you fifty cents,
Just the same"
"What for?"
"Well, sir, you charged me five
dollars the other day for telling me
there wasn't anything the matter
with me. Chicago Tribune.
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.6MT. FLANDERS, JUDY, KY

strand to welcome from the sea the
precious material that genius was
to fabricate for the temple of his
God. From the same spot the
Sinking prophet of Gath-hepher
looked anxiously in the offing for
hospitable ship to aid his escape
from his hateful task. Perhaps
yonder on the soft, sandy Leach
beyond the harbor, Gods living
ship disgorged its bleached and
BUNDLED freight upon the friendly
land. Upon fiat roof like that
yonder, where 1 stood an hour ago.
Peter learned the pity and patience
of God with his weak and way
ward children, and his worldwide
compassion. How significant it is
that God brought this apostolic
foe of Foreign Missions with all
his vast prejudices and "slowness
of heart" to this same old port of
the recalcitrant Jonah, and lodged
him there on the wash and roar of
that stormy sea to teach him the
same lesson that Jonah learned in
that stormy school nearly a thous-
and years before. With six breth-
rem from Joppa to share RESPONSE
bllity he moved timidly thirty-tw
miles to Caesarea along the very
coast where Jonah ended his unique
voyage and held his theological
commencement" ready at last to
90 forth with message Of repent
ence and hope for Ninevah. More
tractable than the ancient prophet,
Peter started on his mission at
once. During all the pregnant
journey of that long and memorable
day mystic monitor may have
kept whispering in his ear:
"Jonah's whale will get you,
If you don't look out"
1t does not seem long since Dor
cas- lay dead in an upper room of
one of the white houses of Joppa.
From LYDIA, thirteen and a half
miles from Joppa on the Jerusalem
road, Peter hurried to that upper
room, and soon the bereaved
widows that wept her death well
coined her back from the unseen
realm.
The eye sweeps down the great
Philistine plain and up along
Sharon to glorious Carmel. Mem
DRY is busy with populous cities
that lie buried there, the mighty
deeds that live, and the lessons of
God and man that still instruct the
world. But bathed in the blue of
That mountain range are Hebron,
Bethlehem, Bethel ami Jerusalem
and the breath comes quicker and
a thrill OF strange ecstacy flashes
through the heart. Why should L
| not delight In this land? Jesus
came to it once, and never passed
beyond it's narrow bounds, until
his death. To this same land Jesus
will come again. With an open
Bible and an open heart you can
not doubt it. And we shall be
with him then. Our loved ones
gone, who elude the search of our
ey es in the sweet, blue sky by day,
and the hungering hand by night
they all shall stand with us there
and through eyes that shall never
weep again, or grow dim with years,
shall view with us the old home
land of the Bible and of Jesus our
Lord.
Tomorrow morning 1 shall be in
Egypt 267 miles away.
W. I. TIBBs.
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Tuesday, March II, 1908. }
Dear Judge: We have boarded
the steamship for Egypt and are
standing off Joppa. Behind a
locomotive made in Philadelphia,
Pa, we came by rail 544 miles
from Jerusalem to Joppa. The
route passes over the plain OF Re-
phaim, or Giants, where David
gaiz4d a signal victory over the
rpAlistines, thence down the his
TV Nc valley of Sorek the home
4 IT Samson and the scene or many
nibf his singular exploits; thence
Sout upon the splendid plain of
Sharon by Ramleh and LYDIA to
the ancient city by the sea.
Joppa means beauty" and the
picture now before my eyes GER
tainly merits this charming name
The lashing sea and fIinging foam
beating over the long ledge of rocks
into the narrow harbor of quiet
waters; the white stone houses ris-
ing terrace-like in irregular rows,
acnusAbove another, ll6 feet above
jeRe BNy; the radiant and fragrant
background of flowers and fruits
the vast stretch for miles of orange
groves golden with the most lusci-
y Gus oranges that grow on this earth
the lemon, pomegranate, fig and
stately palm; and behind all, the
blue mountain wall of Judah trans
figured by that strangely refined
and mystic atmosphere that hangs
over all this hallowed land, and its
Iistory-delight the eye and en-
lhant the mind.
q Myth and history have always
yeen busy with Joppa. The ragged
rock that breaks the sea at the
north end of the bay is a relic OF
pristine myths, an impressive
caveat to doting parents against
the exploitation of the beauty and
virtues of their offspring. For on
this bleak monument of the hazard
of parental boast once lay chained
a beAutifu. maiden, exposed TO the
wrath of this stormy sea, the VIC
tim of the envy of female rivals
stung by the boasts of her mother
The envy is all the more desperate
when the Boosting rests on substan
tial basis. The painful aspect OF
the situation is much relieved in
this case to find in the rock close
to the marks of her eroding chains
the footprints of her heroic lover
1Perseus, who bore her as bride tt
an ideal home. Beating against
these jagged reefs there once were
anchored the immense cedar raft:
~sof Solomon, foated down from the
Phenecian coast. Perhaps the wise
man came in all the splendor of his
kingdom and stood on yondel
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Is Envelopes for
a Penholders /: ::
/ Set Teaspoons +:
Hair Curling Irons
Drawer Pulls ::
3x3 Loose Pin Hinges ::
Cob Pipes
/ Bottle Ink ::
Box School Chalk ::
IL inch Spirit Level
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-05
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LETTER Nc. xxIv.

JoPPA AND ALDEN TO CANAAN.
S. S. Kiserin, in the Joppa offing !
Tuesday, March II, 1903. }
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1903-08-05

MattingS,
ASDLinOleumS
Is VERY COMPLETE.
Bed Room Suits,
Dining Room
Outfits,
LibraryFitting
IN ALL STYLES.

We call your special at
tention to the fine line Of
Sectional Book Cases we
can offer you. We invite
a call and an inspection
of the quality of goods as
we'll as a comparison of
prices.
To the cash buyer we
have some special induce
ments to offer. Try us.
GOODS SOLD ON EASY
PAYMENTS When Desired,
& Harris,
MT. STERLING.