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What She Did

IF my wife had rot been such an
extreme believer in the temperance
e.use anda shining iaht in the w c.
7. t Of hcr home town, she w01l TIT
nave been 50 shocked al a little af-
fair that happened in Now York the
other DAY" said II. w. r. Deems, Of
S2cramorto, Cal.
We wero sto9pi. al a hotel that
Il employs that ancient device
Eso9a as tho te1osame. a clocR-like in
s3ument with hands that can be al
in-tod 50 as - inform the office
"ha' her Tho occupants of q twelfth
story room wants a ciaar, a dose of
headache powders, or any one Of the
s4s.y Winds Of drinks. On this particu
lar occasion during by absence my
wife wanted a cup Of tea and thought
she had set he hand of the machine
az the proper SPOT but to her horror
after later inspection she found out
that instead of the mild beverage
wanted her order had goae in for two
Manhattan cocktails.
There was no way in the world.
she thought, to rcctify the error. and
she felt as though she had committed
a heinous sin. Here in few mo-
r'ents would come up minion from
below bearing two glasses of the de-
spsed liquid What would he think
of woman wanting a twin dose of
the horrible stuff? Rather than be
caught in such a predicament, she
would fly the spot: and she did
Though not intending 10 go out, she
got into street costume in double
quick time and escaped from her
chamber before the cocktails arrived
and a full hour was spent in useless
wandering upon her return. know
o. at least one woman who will never
again try to give teleseme order. -
Washington Post.
Net the Only One.
William II. Gram" before MS d.
rarturc for Europe, told he follow
in2:
"In submitting story to a certain
magazine a disappointed literary as
pirant requested that in the event of
his manuscript being found unayai'-
able he be favored With the reason.
II a week the manuscript was rs
turned. and on the customary prinfe1
slip accompanying il was written;
pear Sir:-The superscription o
YOU manuscript SONS q US to b =
express our reasons for refusal,
Respectfully yours,
The Editor
Opening the manuscript a. tho
title page the puzzled aspirant road
his own handwriting:
= His One Great Sin -
efa words,
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Coach Excursion.

Round-trip coach excursion tickets
will be sold to St. Louis September
is, 16, II and each Sunday, Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
thereafter until November so, Final
init seven days, but in no case later
han December 5.
S. NJ. DICKEY, Agent.
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A FACT PROVEN.
Should Convince Even tho Most skep-
deal of Its Truth,


II there is the slightest dcabt in the
minds Of any that uandrud germs do not
exist, their belief is eempeHed hs tho
fact that a rabbit innoc2lateG with tht
germs became bald in six weeks tme
1t must he apparent to any poreoa
therefore that the only prevention -
badness is the destruction Of the germ
which act is successfully accomplished
in one hundred per cent. e casoe y.
the application of Eewhro's lerpieidc
Dandruf is caused by the Same ca~H
which causes badness anG can nc IRE
vented with the same remedY-NeW Whra' :
Herpicide.
Accept no substitute "peSt"ay tha
cause you remove the effect
Sold by leading druggists Send 7on y
stamps for sample to The Herpicide c
Detroit Mich
For sale by L. Il. Coon, Special agent
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Winter tourist rates 10 Colorado
points. The sale Of round trip win
ter tourist tickets TO Denver Colorado
Springs and Pueblo is hereby au.
thorized at rates and under conditions
as follows: Rate, eighty per cent Of
double the one way rate via route of
ticket. Dates of sale November 10,
1901. to April so, 1905, inclusive. Re
turn limit June I, 1905. Transit Inn
it and stop.overs, tickets will be linz
tied to continuous passage III each
direction. except that stGp-oyers viii
be allowed at and beyond The first
Colorado common point eTrinidad to
Denver, inelusive1 on route within
final limit. return trip TO be ceninu-
Gus passage commencing on dat OF
execution.
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International live stock exposition,
Chicago, III, Noevmber 20 to Decen-
ter 9. 1904 For the above occasion
the following round trip rates and ar
rangements are authorized TO Chicago,
Ill: Rate, one fare plus 81 for the
round trip Dates of sale, November
2t, 81 and IS. Return limit Decen-
,er 5. leaving Chicago.
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HEART FLI"ITERINls

rn1isosteI food aad -as in the
stomach. located jasrbe'oW. he heart
lqesseos a4a5ast i and causes heart
pa,ni1a,ion- Whon yoor heart
troubles You in that way take Hc@-
biaa for a fe9 lays. You= will Soon
lie afI right. 5ec Sod by L. B. coon
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Christmas and New Year holiday

Christmas and New Year holiday
rates. Account Christmas and New
Year holidays The sale Of rernd lrp
tickets is hereby authorized from al
St. /. s. w railway points, faetiGins
Memphis to territory specified herein
al the following round trip rate a:'s!
arran2ements. Territory: Gotten
Be!t route III points Ticket VIII
also be sold 10 point. on other l@os
in territory outlined below .tt'.4s=
sa4. all points. nfino.S. ce.ro aHd
Thebes only. Indian Territory. ell
points. Kansas. all points I.".@j-
ana. all points en- The Cotton 5a.e
route only. Missouri an point III
Missouri south OF the Missori river
Nebraska, all points. Oklahoma Ter
rtory, all points. Tennessee. Mem
phis only. Texas. all points. Rate.
one fare plus 50 cents for the roun
trip. Minimum adult rate Will be
50 cents. Minimum child's rate MI
be - cents Rates to and form Mem
pbis will be made one fare plus ="
cents. Dates of sale, December -
% and 81. 1901. and January |, 1909.
Return limit. January 4, 1905.
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Bodily pain lose, its terror il
you've bottle of Dr. Thomas
Electric Oil in the house. Instant re
lief in cases of burns, cuts, sprains.
accidents Of any sort
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]. T. Hammond of Lake Village is
a business visitor in the city.
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Sleep should not be grudged A
hard worker needs eight hours. II
the night sleep is broken. il Is well
to rise at the hour of wakins-as-
sumins always that one feels fresh. A
second and invited sleep dose little If
any good.
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The Iron Moutain will sell tickets at
rate of eight dollars and fifteen cents
to St. Louis and return, account the
worlds fair. Tickets on sale Sunday
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of each week during IL,
n onths of September, October ana
November. All tickets to be limited
for return passage to seven days from
date of sale, but not including date OF
sale, but in no case later than pecem.
Der 5.
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The House Nav Be Beautiful

but f il lacks perfect sanitation equip
rflent, it mos important feature u he.
ing overlook, ed.
The bathroom hears 4 closer rat4,ian
TO the health Of the family tEan 4av
otfes at of tbe house Feaee sc ne
49,. =. e ..-...-.... -. :. \.
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Tho key to success IS found in say
ias i part Of what YOU earn A saw
irss account here, which You may
art With dollar. vii bear com
pound interest and will put sou il a
Way to open the door Of success. We
Hay pr eost interest on savings Dc,
posts
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An economical and satisfactory
cream for the hands is composed of
equal portions OF honey, mutton tai
low (clarifedl and lemon juice, melt
cream.
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Eczema. seald head hive Itch.
mess of the skin Of any sort instant
lH relieved, permanently cured poan
Ointment At any drug store.
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Don't think that because a woman
is ou-spoken she can be out.talked.
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1t is, perhaps, better . be in tn
soup than to be merely n hot water
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Never so from a warm atmosphere
into cooler one, without keeping the
mouth closed. so that the air may be
warmed in its passage through the
nose before it reaches the lungs
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uret! Para v@jS.

Cured Paralysis.
W s Bailey P. o. True Texas,
writes: My wife had been suffering
five years with paralysis in her arm.
when was persuaded to use Bal
lard.s Snow Iiniment, which cured
her all right. have also usel i for
cid sores, frostbites and skin erap-
tons. Il does the work 25c. sec,
81. Sold by J.. B. Coon.
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A woman's strength lies in he.
of mans weakness.
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Spinsters never Ike 10 talk about
old tines.
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Some men are so wiae.awake tha'
they actually suffer from insomnia.
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The man who li3t2:,a attentiyely
makes the most Of what is said to
him.
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SeIf-e -eoneeit knows 1othiag n'oHe eE
Jquent than an echo.
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st. L., !. M. & s.
SPECIAL RATES.

The Iron Mountain will sell hcr2e-
seekers excursion tickets at rate OF
one fare plus two dollars for round
TIP to points in Mexico, Texas and In
dian and Oklahoma territories. Tick
cts on sale October and Is and No.
Vember / and Is, also December 6 and
O.
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A stiff neck is cfzen taund nader
q ielly.like head.
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

Perhaps The best of all morning ap-
petizers in the way Of fruit IS he
grape fruit.
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Sorrow may be essential 20 the
song If The universe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-02

A shadoWIess world would be a sun
less one.
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The hardest bird 10 catch Is III"
eagle on a $40 gold place
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Some salarys are so high as to be
beyond our reach.
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Pine Bluff Trust Co.
~ Pre- Street
COTTON sELT TINE CARD.

Effective l2:Ql a. -. 5uiy a1st. the
schedule Of The s. Eoals Southwest
ern train will be as follows:
North Bound.
Ne. leave Pine Bluff at....1s25 p u.
No. I leave Pine Blnff at ....1s0oa NJ.
No. 6 leave PINE BluH at. 1922 p. N.
No. 80 leave Pine Blaff at..3s50 p. N.
No. 10 leave Pine Bluff at 2:38 p. III.
South Bound.
No. leave Pine Bluff at....2, IS p N.
No leave zine Bluff at.,..l:t0 a. N.
No. : leave rlne Bluff at=..s5.t5 a. m.
No 81 arrives at.......=.....=..1 1885 a. N
No. 45 arrives at. -. ..1"a:.o a m
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Women love clear, healthy con-
plexion. Pure blood makes It. Bur
dock Blood B.tte9s makes pure blood.
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A man can't DC whole-souled in
half-hearted sort oi way
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Some people would get stuck, even
If they were only going % buy ; cents
" orth of glue.
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Tender feet should be bathcd night
" IN strong solution Of rock salt
They should be dried and powdered
with boric acid. The socks or stock
incs ought to he dipped in a hot satu-
rated solution Of boric acid and
cried without wrinsing
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\ word to the wise is sufficient
but few men are Wis.
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The foundations 70 most fortunes
may he directly traced to advertising
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''Standard'' Baths
and One Piece aS tories

'he most dainty, fuotie1i- AID t5orough-
" sanitary bathroom tIN.uree A4anufae-
tured
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A mother says her son has the ar
istic temperament when he can't earn
his own living.
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1t takes moral muscle to be neck.
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x- n. g; rEs KY 81. Y. =. "A
5aari t53 - "A-'t
iEneta-a -
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a mouth that that som times ap-
Ioears blue and liyid around the lips
belongs to a person vi Il a weak heart.
Especially IS this sign marked when
the muscles around lie lips appear
10 be tiehtenea so that the mouth
looks as 4 il were gathered in hard
5reases and fast closed.
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It is said one can tighten the hair
hy taking equal parts Of rhubarh
s'allls and honey and sleeping in
,hree parts OF white vine. Let it
stand for "a hours. strain and use as
lotion, wetting the entire hair mas
saying and leaving to dry in
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Do not try to sweep an invalid's
room, but wiring a clean cloth on of
ceId water to which a few drops Of
ammonia have been added, and care
ulIy wipe the carpet, mating OF floor.
turning and rinsing the cloth and
changing the water as ii GETS dirty.
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GIFTS FOR THE MAID.

Guard Chain, Watch, Ring, Fob, Stick
Pin, Manicure Scissors, Necklace, Nail
PoIishef, Hand Mirror.
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RAIN G0AYS nv $1,000

Special for this sale of best selling Rain
with peaed back and front and splenddly tailored
They worth $780, This has been of the strong
Rancoats known, and shows the in
creased popularity of this desirable wrap
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II Will Pay You, Too.

A merchant in neighboring
town states that his advertising
last year cost him 81 cents for ev-
cry 800 worth of goods sold He
used a half page for his business
announcement each week, and
says as long as people read news
papers he will advertise. There 8
a man possessed Of good head.
just as soon as merchants begin to
look upon advertising as branch
of the business which requires as
much care as any part of it, then
will advertising pay. Honesty,
force, originality and persistency
in advertising makes it paying
business.-Ex.
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you my heart, like piece of gut
tapercha, seems stretched across
my bosom.
"Your hair is like the name of a
chestnut horse powdered with gold
and the brass pins skewered thro'
il fill me with unbounded awe.
Your forehead is smoother than
the elbow of an old coat, and your
eyes are glorious to behold. When
their fire hit my manly breast it
penetrated my whole anatomy, as
a charge of bird shot goes through
a ripe apple.
IF you cannot reciprocate my
thrilling passion, l shall pine away
like a poisoned fly, and fall from
the iourishlhg vine of life an un
timely branch. ARd in coming
years, when the shadows fall from
the hills and the corncrake sings
his cheerful evening hymn, you,
happy in another's love, can come
and drop tear and catch a cold
on the last resting place of yours
affectionately, H." Chicago
Household Guest.
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A certain young humorist once
fell violently in love with pretty
girl whom he had met for the first
time The strength of his attach
ment may be gagged by the follow
ing letter which he indited TO her
"My Dear Miss M: - Every
time ] think of you my heart hops
up and down like an excited ell in
fish basket. Sensations of unut-
terable joy caper over it like young
kittens ON an clubhouse roof, and
thrill through it like broken bot
ties on garden wall through the
garments of the nocturnal thief
As a goslin swimmeth in a mud
puddle, so / swim in a sea of glory
Visions of ecstatlc rapture thicker
than the hairs of a blacking brush
visit me in my slumbers, and borne
ontheir invisible wings, Ireachoul
to grasp your image like a terrier
swapping at bluebottle fly.
"Since the light of your face
fell upon my life l sometimes fee
as if l conld lift myself up by my
boot-jack to the top of the church
steeple and pull the bell ropes fol
morning school.
DAY and night you are In my
thoughts, and whenever l think Of
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The Home Doctor.

One part of bismuth to three of
white vaseline makes a healing
ointment for skin eruptions.
The juice of an orange in cup
of hot water taken before break
fast is healthful and good for in
digestion and constipation,
Grated wild turnip, saturated
with turpentine, applied to a felon
will relieve the pain and will open
the felon in twelve hours. Then
dress with healing salve.
For whooping cough, asafoetida
made into a paste and spread on
kid to form a plaster for the chest
gives much relief. 1t may be
worn constantly during the full
period of the disease.
Glycerine and lemon juice in
equal parts are extolled by some
physicians as a substitutes for the
cracked ice which used to be used
to relieve a parched mouth. The
ice, it is said, only leaves the
mouth more parched.
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gress elected on t. at platform need
bnt apply it's principles to prevail
ing conditions. The people have
already voted for 1t and will do so
again when they are wise; until
then the south can we'll afford to
wait under her own vine and fig
tree for the coming of her honor.
The truth is with us; why
should we despair? The South
today holds the future of the puri-
fed and regenerated country. Why
should she deliver the trust for
which she is now alone responsible
into the hands of strangers? Needs
but that she make herself worthy /;
that she prepare for that great day
when humbled and repentent, the
nation shall turn from the Baals
and the images it has worshiped
TO the true political salvation pre-
pared for all of us by the fathers.
The conscience of New England is
already half awake, the giant West
is sleeping off the debaueh of
youth and animal spirits. Not
forever will the flesh and the
world deceive the American people
NOT always may men teach that
the unfit may not govern them
selves, but are good enough to
govern us.
Sound trumpet call throughout
the South. Let the world be told
that we keep the trust and will not
palter with the truth. We may
not succeed, but we can deserve
success, and that is better. Raise
our banner and those who may will
come to us; for others it is better
that they go with the process 10 n.
Did not God bless us because W e
stood firm after Appomattoxp Ask
him to bless us again by facing
with the same firmness new day
of trial. We have followed strange
gods long enough. "To your tents,
o Israel. Florida Times Union.
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TaR Duty OF TIE SOUTH
Ds,nQS acy's Supremacy Confined
to South Alone.

When he found the South was
isolated and overpowered Lee sur
rendered without loss OF honor anc
counseled to begin again To-
day Democracy 9 bounded by the
Potomac and the Ohio, but be-
tween these rivers it lives and il
strong. If Lee were living today
what would he tell us to do! In
New York a eoroner's inqu est il
being held on the remains and it is
proposed to abandon a past record
and make a new one. What says
the South?
Let her claim her own. If she
cannot revive the party she can
honor its grave and keep poiti-
caly to herself AS long as we
can 4ern ourselves tits not neces-
rsiryfFhat we make presidents
When we may not govern ourselves
the republic will be dead; when
we starye in a landAlike ours many
more will go hungry. We have
all tAat is essential to life and
business; we need not go to Others
who will find themselves compelled
to come to us if we but furnish the
conditions required by capital and
labor, progress and development.
Today the Democratic party
lives only in the South; why
\ should the South take up her pre-
cious burden and wander into
strange landsY Why should she
wait for the East or the West to
s;oiaaAEih Watson, that she may
fY Let her take up her own
hammer, and when the conscience of
the nation revives, il must come to
her for support. She has kept the
old faith that made this nation the
terror of the strong, the hope of
the weak and the moral force of
civilization; why should she send
this deposit of her past into
strange temples for safe keep
ing?
Have we statesmen among .us9
Let them get together. AS bond
of union the old Tiden platform is
ours stand upon it and proclaim
il. tits not necessary to add one
ink.G one tittla to its planks A
] resident and majority in Con-
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TAYLOR MAY YET BE TRIED
For Completely in the Murder of
Governor GOebeI.

With the Inauguration Of Gov
ernor Hanly, Jan. 9. 1905, William
S. Taylor, the fugitive from Ken
lucky, who has been protected by
Governors of Indiana since the as
sassination of Governor William
Goebel, probably will have to seek
another refuge.
Governor Dnrhin will retire from
Office on that date, and close per
sonal friend of the Governor-elect
said that Mr.. Hanley would do his
duty by all States making requisi-
tions on him. While he does not
believe that Governor Hanley has
given the case much thought at
this time he is confident that if the
Governor of Kentucky makes a
requisition on him for Taylor the
request will be given every consid-
GRAFTON.
Governor Durbin and Mr.. Tay-
lor have been warm personal
friends for many years. When
Taylor was indicted for murder in
connection with the GoebeI assassi-
nation he went to Indiana, where
he has since lived. Governor
Beckham, of Kentucky, makes
requsitions at stated periods on
the Governor of Indiana for the
surrender of Taylor, but these
have been ignored by Durbin,
though it seems to be the prevail
ing opinion that Governor Hanley
will decide the case upon its
merits.
Taylor, who is in the life insu-
rance business in Indianapolis, was
safe as long as Durbin was Gov
ernor. With Durbin's retirement
this celebrated cose assumes a new
and interesting phase. Taylor
has not, so far as known, been out
side the State of Indiana for more
than three years,
Governor Hanley, when APP
preached on the subject, declared
that he could not discuss the issue
until he was inaugurated and the
Governor of Kentucky made requi
sition on him for Taylor, as he
was not crossing any bridges till
he came to them, but that he
would decide all cases on their
merits.
This friend of Governor Hanley
stated that the people of Indiana
did not support Governor Durbin
in his action, and based his state
ment relative to the requisition on
the fact that Governor Hanley
would be guided largely by public
sentiment.
Governor-elect Hanley is known
as fair minded man. and he feels
the responsibility very acutely.
Advertise in the Advocate.
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kRhfRS. 6MRAFRRS AT 50, s. and IS.

handsome new line in either Blouse Norfolk style.
Coors Red White Navy and Black. They will be used
this winter more than ever before.
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An Important Decision.

The case of the Washington
Life Insurance Company VS.. San
ford c. Lyme from Fayette was
affirmed by the Court of Appeals
Wednesday. The court holds that
a policy holder who allows his pol
icy to elapse for non-payment of
premiums has fifteen years in
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-12-14
FOR THE YOUNG GIRL

Locket, Lorgnette Chain, Scarf Pin.
Bracelet, Hat Pin, Silver Hair Brush,
Ring, Nail File, Shoe Horn, Inkstand,
Chatelain Pin. Brooch, Cologne Bottle.
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Statehood for Her 700 900 PeO-
pie is Advocated.
The annual report of Gov. t. B

The annual report of Gov. T. B
Ferguson, of Oklahoma, says;
"With 100000 people, $40, OOO,-
600 worth of property, the major
portion of our public expenses be-
slowed upon our schools, unpre-
cedented advancement along all
lines of enterprise, it seems that
Congress should give us the au.
thority to exercise in full the
rights of American citizens"
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PRESENTS FOR MEN.

Watch Fob, Watch Chain, Cuff Buttons
Ring, Shaving Set, Military Brushes.
Whish Broom. Hat Brush, Match Box,
Cigar Cutter, Corkscrew, Military Set,
Umbrella, Card Case, Fountain Pen.
GIFTS FOR THE LITTLE TOTS.
Ring Set of Pins, Neck Chain, Locket.
Baby Spoon, Silver Rather, Cup, Child 5
Set-Knife, Fork and Spoon.