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NoYiamhra II.

NOviembre IL
Los m1sicos en- esta ciudad piensan
celebrar Ia fiesta de So Patrona Santa
Cecilia y para el efectO preparan IN
programR de festeios.
Ell dfa 25 del actual ceIebrarAn las
escuelas On esta ciudad Ia lIAmads fies-
ta del 6rbol Is que promote quedar con
gran Iucimiento.
Sc est6 procediendo Il repara-
ci6n y pintura de Ia plaza principal
que baatante 10 necesitab9. Sc dice
que Ell alcRlde Sr. Marin Ordenar6 sea
igualmente reparado el paseo de Da-
mas 8 mas bien de Victor Rojss que
Sc terminar6 ell pedestal para Ia coIoca-
ci6n de Is estatua de este her6ic0 ma
rino.
-Siguen con entusiasmo los prepa-
rativos para ell bale que dara ell CAST
no el dfa de Diciembre siendo yG un
hecho vendra Ia orquesta de CocoIfs 4
toCar en- dicho bale.
Ell sabado 19 ceIebra Ia Lngia STa-
nam&O tenida f6nebre en- honor del di-
funto Fl. :. Juan de Dios Delgado.
Llama Ia atenci6n que por la Te-
sorerfa no Sc remita & este Municipio
las cantidades que Sc le adeuda y por
cuyo motive estan los empleados mu-
nicipaIes sin cobzar sus haberes. Re-
gularmente ell que esta bien comido no
Sc acuerda de los que no comen.
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LUCAS PAINTS ARE The BEST.
Las plntuFaS do Lucas son las
mejOTeS.

Procedente de Ia ciudad de Ia Raba.
ma Y via de New York ha llegado es-
ta so TERRA natal nuestro buen amigo
compatriota seflor Emilio j. Delga-
DO, actiyo representante de la imp0r-
tante Y millionaire casa John Lucas &
Co., de New York, Philadelphia = Chi
cRgO.
81 citsdo amigo tiene So cargo en-
Ia Habana Ia oticins central para los
negocios que en- Puerto Rico, CubR,
Santo Domingo y Venezuela tiene Ia
citada casa. tOdos ellos iniciados por
ell referido senior DeIgado, quien re-
cientemente he sido sgraciado con el
poder general de sus Representatives.
Tai confsnzR & q se hR heCho acree-
dor este compatriota. merece nuestros
placemes y seguros estsmos de que Ell
pabeII6n quedar6 siempre bien planta-
do por So parte y que los negocios de
la casa Lucas en- l0s paises que le han
sido con6Rdos aumentar6n considers
blemente, como hastA ahOra hR venido
suCediend0.
Buenos negoCios y grata estsncia
entire n0s0tros deseam0s 81 senior Tel
gRdo.
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LO QUE HAPA.

Una muJer compra una maquina
de coser por el trabaio que eia-
cuta no como un mueble. Tn
hombre lleva un relox para que le
indique la hora y no como inver-
sion de un capital sobrante, ell
mismo principle Sc sigue en- el
case de enfermedad. Necesitamos
La medicina 8 ell tratamiento que
aliyia Y cura. El tratamiento de
una enfermedad no admite empi
rismos. La gente tiene derecho
q s0be4' 10 que es una medicina
y sus efectos antes de tomarla.
Debe haber dejado conocidos an
tecedentes de benefcios en- casos
id6nticos, una serie dc curaciones
que prueben sus meritos & inspi-
ren confanza. Precisamente porque
tiene tales antecedentes, es que la
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
Sc compra y emplea sin vacilacio-
nes 8 dudas. Su buena fama es
la s6lida base en- que Sc cimenta
la f6 del p1blico y el buen nom
bre tiene que ganarlo por buenos
resultados. Para los fines para los
cuales Sc recomienda, es leal, eff
caz y practica, hace precisamente
10 que tiene I'd. derecho espe-
rar de ella. Es tan sabrosa como
la miel y contiene todos los prin-
cipios nutritivos curativos del
Aceite de Hfgado de Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos directamente
de los hfgados frescos del bacalao,
combinadQs con Jarabe de Hippo
fosftos Compuesto, Extractos de
Malta y Cerezo Silvestre. Mereee
la mas plena confanza en- casos
de Anemia, Escr6fula, Debilidao
Neryiosa y General, Tos, Inauen-
"a, Bronquitis, Gripa, Impurezas de
la Sangre Y Afecciones Agotantes.
Sci Sr. DR.. Raimundo de Castro,
de Habana, Cuba, dice: He usado Is
Preparation de Wampole obtenien-
do un resultado muy favorable.
Basta una botella para convencerse.
g Efcaz desde la primera d6sis.
Nadie sufre un desengano con esta.
De venta en- las Droguerfas Y Bo-
ticas en- todas parties del mundo.
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Ha falIecido en- Las Piedras, uno de
los viejoa luchsdores de las ideas libe-
rales de Puerto Rico, el seflor Antonio
MARQUEE Lopez.
Fu6 un modeIo de virtudes cfvicss,
por 10 que su muerte ha sido muy sem
tidG de t0dos cuantos le conocier0n.
EI sepeIio de So cadsver fu6 una ge-
neral manifestation de duelO.
SLS OorrespondenciaS envfa su mas
eentido pesame & les deudos del FMS
do.
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Aten8o PuertOrriQuG1O
SANTA CECILIA.
Mas dotalIes deIa fiesta enproYecto.

Contin1an los preparatiVOs de ESQ
extraordinaria sOlemnidRd artfstlcR, y
& iuzgar pOr los valiosos elementos que
tsmar6n parte en- ella, habra de SCI
un espect6cuIo digno del quito p6blico
de San Juan y del Atone0, cuyas ini-
ciatiVas prometen un nuevO triunfO.
La Sra. Elisa Tavarez. como era de
esperarse, ha respondid0 8 Ia galana
invitaCi6n del Sr. Presidente del Ate
neo y ha enviado nota de las piezas que
eiecutar6 en- dicha fiesta.
De su seIecto y mOderno repertorios
ha eIegidO las siguientes: 10, xAIIe-
gro Apasionatto9 de Saint Saens. 90,
SVals de MOszkowski.0
La Srta. Paoli cantar&k e duo con Ia
Srta. Tereeina Moreno Calder6n, y
particularmente cada una de,ellas. una
do sus predilectas composiciones.
Hay en- ensayO Ell duo final de SCha-
teau MargeAux,0 , que serS interpretadO
por Ia Srta. Paoli y el Baritone Eva
ristO Vel& Lopez, nuestro ioVen ar
tista.
La Srta. Alicia Sicard6 ha ofrecido
toCar al piSno SRigolettO de Liszt0 y
una belIfsima Mazurka de Schuloff.
Hoy ser5 invitad& una seflorita Nor
te-AmeriCana, para tomar parte en-
esta fiesta.
Tadas Les bandas de m1sicR de San
Juan han corresponding & Ia invitaci6n
hecha y tOdos hsran derroche de su
facil y brillante ejecuci6n.
Entire los n1merOs notables, que
despertaran gran inter6s, podemos ci-
tar un SSolo de Requinto0. & cargo del
afamado maestro sefior Verar y IN
Duo tocado por dos ninos, que apenSs
cuentan II amos de edad. Estos son
aprovechados discfpulos del reputable
composit0r y maestro, seflor Vi6olO.
Las Orquestas de los sef1ores Du-
chesne y Tizol haran en- ese dia Ia ale
grfa de Ia Ciudad de San Juan, toCando
una diana en- el dia de Is Feferida fiesta
y otros dos n6meros & medic. dia y por
Ia tarde, en- nuestras principales GALES.
La Directiva del Ateneo tiene ell pro-
p6sito de invitar al COmerciO de San
Juan para que esa tarde & las cierre
sus estAbIeCimientos. facilitando de asa
suerte la asiRtenciR al teatrO de todOs
los dependientes.S
Apenas empszRdos los preparativos'
va han comenzad0 los pedidos. de loea-
lidades, pues ansiosO Ell p1blico por
esta, fiesta, teme enc0ntrarse sin elias
& Ultima hOra.
SRbemos que parte de las .IoCaIida-
des se expedir6n en- Ia casa comercio
del senior Giusti y que en- 81 Atsneo SO
reservar&n las otras, para atender & los
pedidos de Ultima h0ra.
Jam6s habiamOs notado tan gran en-
tusiasmo por una fiesta artfstica como
6sta y es que San Juan parece que
quiere expansionarse ell Amino despu6s
de 10 dura pruebs porque ha pasAdo
durante las luchAs de la pol1tica.
Hasta de Arecibo. Manatf y Baya-
mon Sc hR escrito pidiendo reserven
locAlidades. Distinguidas familias
de esas poblaciones concurrir6n al
Concerto.
Las lOCalidades Sc han puesto & pre-
clos muy m6dieos Y al alcance de to-
dos los bOIsillos.
Iremos teniendo al p6bliCo al CO.
r1iente de todos los detalles de esta
grandios@ fiesta.
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La "PaTada q" do los carrOs
eI6CtriC9S, GS pGIIgrOSa.
Los Vecinos del barrio necesitsn y
piden que sea cambiada.

La compsffl de los carros eIectricos
Acaso sin 6jarse en- los inconv venientes
de Ia medida, ha tFasIadado Ia <Para-
da 21S de Santutce, & un Iugar un po-
co mas adelants de Rquel en- que STEM
pre- estuVo.
El cambio de parada es no solo ino-
pOTtuno. sino peligroso pues existe en-
Ia actual parada un pretil que es un
peligrO permanente para los pAsSjeros
que suben Y bsisn en- Ell indicado lu-
gar.
Los vecinos de aquellos aIrededores
Verfan con gusto que la compafifa mar
cara Ia parRda donde antes estuvO para
eVitar de ese modO las desgracias que
pudierans ocurrir.
De espeFar es que Is C mpafis atien-
dS los deseos del p6blico.
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Sic transit, gloria mundl.

Asf excIamamoa al YER pasar frente
& nuestra redacci6n, hecho pedazos,
unO de los dos 1nicos hermosos 5rbo-
les de aroma que durante muchos amos
sirvieron de bonito adorno & Ia plaque
Ia de las Moniss. reformada reciente-
mente.
EI compa6erO del 6rboI caflo isaer6
tambi6n9
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NUEVO LOCAL,

Ha quedado constitufdo Ell local que
ocupar6 el ParQue de Bomberos. Guar
to de SocorrOs y Cuartel de la Policfa
IusulaF de Santurce. presentando bue-
mas condolences de comOdidad y situa-
ci6n para ell objeto indicado.
Situado eI edifcio en- Ia parade II
resulta en- lugar c61triCo y Convenien-
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En- esta imprenta 90 Vende pRpelde
peri6diOO YieiO 5000 QuintAl.
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V | S / I 4

Hemos tenido eI Qusto de recibir Ia
vista del seflor C5ndido Martinez Ro
selI6, farmac6utico de Juncos.
Su Viaje Obedece & asuntos partiCu
Iares.
SaludamOs atentameute 81 buen COM
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la TIEADITA.
DE J. ECHEvARRIA.

Plaza Principal 80. al Iado del
AyuntamientO. San Juan, p r.
Ropa hecha preciOs reducidos para
sefloras, nifos y cabalIeros, y efectos
de quinCaIIa. Surtido nuevO todAs les
EemRnaa. p. 3.
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BsIIo sOneto Do vlrglIio D8VlIa.
Nos completeness en- insertar Ia 81
goiente bella composition po6tica:
EL sONETO.

NOS COmplAS6LnOs On 1uS9fG&E ~ 81"
goiente bella composition poetica:
Ell SONETO.
Tras IiRero chasquido por prefacio.
ell cohete volador, rasgAndo ell aire
como cinta que arrojan @l desgRire,
va 4 iluminar el c6nCavo palaCio.
Cruza veloz Ell cristslino espacio;
v al estallar con sin igual donaire.
deja en ell cielo egpl6ndido alboaire
de zstiro carmfn, ORB topacio.
BreVe tambi6n, como el Cohete airoso,
en- el sublime campo de la idea
surge ell sOneto, s6bito, radioso;
Como banda de luz. gentil ondea;
y aI t6rminO del visje. victorioso.
vibrs, deslumbra, sstslla, centellea.
T5rgiz5o Ddviz0.
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HORMIGUEROS.

Sc desea saber el parsdero del senior
y. M. Marin de Horniguer0s. porQue
hablendoaele escrito YaEias eRrtas no
ont nlngunR. +.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-28
Hawes.Hancock.

Miss Elsie Halves, charming
and popular young lady of Madi-
onville, and Mr.. StrOther Han
cock, cashier for the L. & N, of
this city, were married in Madi-
sonville this morning at 6 o'clock
at the home of the brides par
ents on Noel avenue. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev.
Adams, pastor of the Southern
Methodist church in a very i'm
pressive manner. The bride and
groom left on the Florida limited
for st. Louis, where they will
spend their honeymoon. Miss
HAYES is a we'll known and pop
ular young lady and has a host
of friends. Mr.. Hancock is q rls-
ing young railroad man and
stands we'll with his superior Of
ficers. THE BEE extends the u.s.
ual congratulations.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-28
Shooting Scrape.

Saturday night, a short time
before 81 pulled in, Tap Gaines,
the porter at Victory's Hotel,
became involved in trouble with
a negro from jacksonville named
johnson. Tap went gunning for
his adversary with shot gun
and fired a charge at him at close
range. The larger portion of the
load, however, took effect in a
corner of the depot. johnson
then ran into the telegraph office
and took refuge behind Night
Operator Bivins, who at once
left the office in a hurried man
ner, refusing to be bulwark of
safety for the coon. In the mean
time friends had succeeded in
getting the gun away from Tap
and quoting him down.
The officers of this place are
getting tired of these tough Mad
isonville coons coming over here
and raising a disturbance and the
next one who tries it will find
himself in trouble. No arrests
were made as both of the partici
pants left on either "a or 93.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-28
Vandalism.

st. Louis. April 25.-It was discov-
cred topay that vandals had entered
the French pavilion at the Worlds
Fair and destroyed two of the most
beautiful of the Partisan marble
statutes in the sculpture exhibit.
The statutes were I'Etoile du Ber-
ger (the shepherds starr, by Rousel,
and st. JEAN" by Dubois, which
hfid been thrown to the floor and
broken into bits. Six rose trees from
the French garden were stolen. The
French Commissioner say their loss
is the destruction of the statutes is
recoverable.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-28
LOUISVILLE RACES.
Kentucky Derby tObe Run on Monday
May 2.
ALL The CRACK HORSES
One Fare Round Trip on All Big Days-Ten
Great Stakes and Seven Stsepiechases.

Nearly 1000 horses are quartered
at Louisville waiting for the sad
ding bell to ring on Derby Day,
Monday, May 2. Among those en-
tered in the stakes are included The
Picket, winner of the American
Derby; English Lad, Proceeds, Con-
iurer, Jack RatlIn, Bardolph, Proof
Reader, Santon, Audience, Mem
ores, White Plume, Reservation,
Judge Hines, Wain-a-moinen, OLE
fiant, Hands Across, Brancas, Bad
News, Talpa, Fonsoluca, Port Royal,
Silk Maid, Bourbon, Japan and
others. All of the prominent stables
in the West have applied for stable
room and will race there. Twenty
six have made the final payment in
the Kentucky Derby, and it is eX-
pected that field of at least ten will
go to the post.
Steeplechases will be made feat
ure of the meeting, the infield course
having been remodeled, giving fine
view from the grand stand. There
will be six fences to each mile, in
Guiding the water jump. No less
than 81 entries have been made to
the steeplechase stake, including the
best jumpers in the West. A steeple-
chase race Will be given every other
day during the meeting.
The railroads have put on special
rates for the races, the fare from
here being half rate for Derby Day.
Monday, May 2; Clark Day, May s.;
Nursery Stakes, Saturday, May q;
Cup Day, Saturday, May IA; and the
Oaks, May Is, A two-day limit is
given with these tickets. All other
days rate of fare and one-third
will prevail, these tickets being good
to return on any day up to the end of
the meeting. The meeting will last
for fifteen days, beginning May 2and
continuing until May Is, inclusive.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-28
WILLIAM TALLY
Exchanges Shots With Policeman Brown,
at jacksonville. and Escapes.

William Tally, a negro man of
this place, was placed under ar
rest at Madisonville Saturday
night for disorderly conduct.
Talley broke and ran, the officer
fired at him and he returned the
fire. An exciting chase then
took place and Tally made good
his escape. During the race sew
eral shots were fired but appar-
emily without effect.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-28

n DAYS 10 ad7ertise in THn BEE.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-28
THURSDAY. APRIL IL; 1904.

SOME people say: 81 bought
this suit of clothes or that sew
ing machine"-as the case may
be-'from so and so at Chicago. )"
Did you ever examine the article
purchased and compare Its true
value with the cost and then ask
one of your home merchants for
what price he could furnish the
same article ? You never did I?
Well, you should try it one time
and the price in the catalogue
would look like highway robbery
after you had found out the real
value of the article on the home
market. In the first place people
who purchase their goods from
Chicago are poor business people
and use poor judgment for the
simple reason they select the ar
ticle from description of it and
never see it until it is paid for.
This is somewhat like purchasing
feline in a poke without any
knowledge whatever of the mer-
its of the cat. In the next place
every dollar you send to foreign
port impoverishes your own dis
trict just that much and dollar
sent to Chicago from Darlington
will never return to. this place
again. Spend your dollars with
your home merchants, trade with
your home people, and they in
return will purchase your pro-
duce, your chickens, your butter
aMay. Thand the entire commu-
nifty in winch you live is benefit
ed thereby. The home merchant
does business on q creQlt ana OF
ten carries you over tight places.
How much credit could you get
from Scars, Wobuck & Co? Your
home merchant pays the license,
helps build your roads, helps
keep up your schools and church
es, while on the other hand the
Chicago firms never spend cent
in your town. If you do not be
lieve these facts, get your price
catalogue and your samples and
compare them with goods of a
similar kind on the counters of
any of the first class stores in
Darlington and Madisonville and
get your eyes open to the fact
'Skt<IHu were not posted and
have aenn swindled every time
you Invested your money with
such firms as Montague, Bard
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-28
COUNTY CONVENTION.
Cont inued from LIST Page.)

NOOllb AHN eNoO't
man, we now heartily endorse
him for that place and instruct
the delegates from this county to
vote for him as long as his name
appears before the convention.
10. We most heartily endorse
Honorable r. j. Salmon, of lis
lev Precinct-the banner Repub-
lican precinct of this county-for
delegate from the Second Con-
gressional district to the Nation
al Convention.
We commend him to the Re-
publicans of the district as a 10y
al Republican, a gentleman of
sterling integrity and worthy of
the highest confidence.
The Republicans of this coun-
ty are instructed to vote for him
and use all honorable means to
secure his election. y
IL. On all questions and nom-
nations coming before the State
and District Convention, the del.
egates from this county are in
structed to vote as unit.
-
IL. The newspapers of this
county are requested to publish
the proceedings of this meeting.
T. w. GARDINER,
r. r. GRAHAM, Il
PAUL M. MOORE,
7. r. CARDwELL,
JOHN RAY RASH,
Committee.
On motion the report of the
committee was unanimously
adopted.
On motion the convention aG-
iourned. LEToHER K. Fox,
Chm. of said Convention.
G. II. MURPHY, Sec.
l, j. B. Harvey, Chairman of
the Republican County Commit
tee of Hopkins county, Ken
lucky, certify that the foregoing
is correct report of the pro-
ceedings of the Republican Coun-
ty Convention of Hopkins coun-
ty held in jacksonville at the
court house on the 23d day of
April, 1904, pursuant to call
issued by me as Chairman afore-
said. j. B. HARVEY,
Chairman of the Republican
County Committee of Hopkins
county, Kentucky.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-28

A disorded stomach may cause no
end of trouble. When the stomach
fails to perform it's functions the
bowels become deranged, the liver
and kidneys congested, causing num-
erous diseases, the most fatal of
which are painless and therefore the
more to be dreaded. The import
ant thing is to restore the stomach
and liver to healthy condition,
and for this purpose no better pre-
paration can be used than Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
For sale by st. Bernard Drug Store,
darlington; Ben t. Robinson, Nor
tons Gap; Jno. X. Taylor, Earring
ton.
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ESQUIRE Jesse Phillips.

Jesse Phillips, the banker of
this city, has been appointed by
the Governor to fill out the I'M
expired term of F. B. Sisk, who
was appointed road commission
err. Mr.. Phillips is one of the
best known and most popular
men In our city and his many
friends are pleased that he has
the appointment.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-28
United Lyceum Bureau. Chicago. Ill.
Rockford, Iowa, Feb. 26.


conference.-the. Ralph Bingham
entertained our people here in the
second number of the lecture course,
and we cannot say too much in praise
of his work. Everybody was pleased
delighted, tickled, entertained,
amused or anything that conveys
the idea of genuine pleasure. This
community nearly lost it's diaphram
laughing at this same Bingham. We
shall want him again next season.
Respectfully, j. G. SANDERS,
Manager Course.
Will lecture at Temple Theatre,
Wednesday, May 4.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-28

Foley's Honey and Tar contains
no opiates, and will not constipate
like nearly all other cough medi-
cines. Refuse substitutes.
Sold by Jno. x. TAYLOR.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-28

1t was George Washington Childs
who said that there were but two
things in life that we should never
regret; the things we can help and
the things we can't help.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-28

Mrs. Nellie Whalen, of New York,
wants a divorce. She says her hus-
band forced her to move ITO times in
seven years. 1t would have been
cheaper to have paid rent.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-28
A THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK.

An advertising expert who knows
what he is talking about says:
.'Many business men insert small
advertisement once or twice in
publication as a trial, and then sit
back and wait to see what comes of
it.
''QuIte naturally, nothing-or next
TO nothing-comes of it.
"People vino see your advertise
ment once or twice are just begin
ming to take notice of what you say,
and, perhaps, to resolve to give your
goods trial.
"The next time they look over the
advertisements in their favorite
paper. you aren't there.
"Cohsequently, the man who adj
vertises steadily and persistently
wins their confidence and gets their
trade. 1t is quite just and proper
that he should. Nobody is going to
take the trouble to hunt up man
who shyly hobs up to the surface
now and then, and then hobs down
again"
That is all true. Persistence is one
of the requisites of successful adj
yeytising. Change your advertise
ments of the same article, the often
pr, the better, but keep it before the
parket you wish to acquire. Make
your advertisements interesting;
Rry them in every aIsn In
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-28

The surest aud safestre medy TO
kidney and bladder diseases Is Fo-
ley's Kidney Cure.
Sold by Jno. Y. Taylor.