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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-06

Saw the Lava Flows Source


not see all the lake as it was partly
behind a bluff.
we were getting more used to our sur
roundings and little braver, and
walked down further, and kept getting
better view. Tt became grander still.
AT length we saw the whole lake. and
found two great holes in the side of
the bluff out of which two streams of
lava were running. A little way from
shore there was fountain that kept
shooting hot lava fifty or sixty feet
into the air. The lake would cool in
spots making little black islands, and
great tidal wave of molten lava
would rush across the lake and bury
these islands. We sat there three or
four hours watching it; and it never let
up once, the scene continually chang
ing.
There was a flow of hot lava between
US and the lake. Some of us wanted
to get still closer. So we crossed the
flow which was all aglow underneath
and got right to the base of the lake
which had built itself up about sixty
feet. We found ourselves looking up
a glowing hill to the rim of the lake.
1t did not look safe so we sneaked
back. We were all tired and decided
to sleep, but being pretty well under
meath things hot we thought it best
to take hour watches as we could not
tell when flow might come down on
US. Not only that but we thought the
walls of the lake might give way and
rush down the hill and we wanted to
see it.
Next morning Terry and crossed
the fow again wanting to get on the
bluff to look right down into the lake,
but we could only get part way on
account of hot lava.
I think we saw a grander sight than
any who went to the flow. We were
the first to go up there from the
Kona side, and do not think that peo-
pie could get there from the Kau
side. Mr.. Gartley may furnish pic
lures of the lake.
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5 es.e72.4s

County Engineer reported repairs s5o57;
Koolau $7526O waia sss4; the damage having been
caused great ordered fled
notified the Board of the appointment OF
Eli Hawaiian interpreter the police court
the Board the Chair said there was already
interpreter the Territory and the Sheriff
Crawford Chair thought
the latter could month and
he fifty.
County said Aiu besides acting interpreter
prepared the Circuit Court He believed caw
attend paid 800 month
make $75 for February and
Board had right to furnish
convince him that there is
and fixing salary With the appoint
rnent of Crawfo
Improvement its secretary asked the attention
a tho R 70 the condition of roads
Committee.
Rev. E. B. Turner of Boys
provide good order Granted
X protested the Board in refusing
this considered private property
and eoudnOt be mumna al public
the damage to streets caused by
the rain Sunday morning this
yesterday.
enclosing from J. j. Viii
provoked discussion
Chief Thursn said there
the rain would fill it up again The lake
is land and consequently private affair
Health hand and viii possibly see ha
nuisance is abated
The communication of Mr. was ordered filed.
On behalf a. Robertson reported that he bridge
and insufsen to permit carrying off
freet This demonstrated during the recent
rainy smell when the obstruction of the bridge
was banked mn over of Mr. chorn
ensuing the county would be hed Responsible
communicated request of the military Tor the
uss Of ;obt mules in transporting at Wahawa
ON the 2oth the support of the Board
the payment of b0r at the rate OF soO
called forth opposition Archer and Hace The former
right to old men who could not 90 % w. ~ @ -
pay young fellows This brought remarks from supervisor
Harvey who reminded promises made by candidates before e
He elevedhO pledges should be kept
the resolution was adopted
Continued on Page Two9
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LEGISLATORS ARE SLOW
ABOUT PROMISING

Prior to the regular meeting of the
Republican Central Committee on Mon
day night an informal discussion of
the steps being taken to secure the
Congressional appropriation of $4,000
for legislative expenses was had by
some of the committee members, the
matter being brought up by Senator
". 0. Smith asking as to what had been
done.
Chairman A. G. NJ. Robertson report
ed slow progress in getting the sigma
lures of the members-elect to the pledge
that no extra session would be held.
Some few of those addressed had given
the required pledge, but the majority
had not
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-06
MORE QUEER WORK.

The assessed value of the lands taken
over by the government in exchange
for the Island of Lanai is sl4.ooo'
which is s21, 900 more than the prop
critics were sold for in January last
The greatest difference is shown IN
the prices of the Coney property
which were transferred on January Is
for s54. 600, but valued for purposes OF
exchange at $4,000. A raise Of $500
was also made on the $4,000 Hopper
premises.
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MIR. THURsToN's SERVICES.

W. H. Hoogs says that Lorrin A.
Thurston is the most effective man
before congressional committees and
department heads, in matters relating
to Hawaii, who has ever gone to Wash
ington. He says that he not only has
the proposals clearly in hand but the
data in support of them, and that Hilo
owes him debt of gratitude in the
breakwater matter-Star.
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in EVENT OF WAR.
The Argonaut.

clearly brought sategicay
Islands, Philippines
In
should probably all these colonial hand With
Atlantic quadron Asti this hypothetical
probably
With
thoroughly blokadd could only be
SO
on nboth with oreaga to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-06
AFTERNOON CABLE REPORT.

YORK, Y, February 5-Dr Wiley
TRENTON
F. declined a
February
In a
Y, February In
killed
REDoNDo, Cal, February 5The National City
$ probably a
along
Francisco
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GOTHAM AND NEW ENGLAND BLANKETED.

NEW YORK, February eThs district visited
throughout England States
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STANDING ARMY FOR CUBA.
ASSOCIATED Press Cablegrams.)

HAVANA February Ex-Governor
army strength sixty
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COUNTY SUPERVISORS
ADVANCE PAY OF LAB0RERS
Against Opposition of Hustace and
Archer Wages Go to $l.50 Day
Police Court Interpreter.

meeting of the Board of
called the roll The
and
following bills
ordere paid:
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The S. s. Bucentaur got away yes
terday afternoon for Vancouver
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ENGLISH PREMIER WOULD.
LIMIT POWER OF PEERS

LONDON
power
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RUSSIAN VOTERS OPPOSE GOVERNMENT

PETERSBURG,
in majority
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-01
White Clerks MAY ReSies.

Should any of the white clerks
10 the Office Of the AuoitOr Of the
Navy Department. shortly TO be
flied by Ralph Tyler. the Ohio
negro. desire to avoid embarrAss-
ment their designations viii be ac-
oepted. This is the statement
made In regard to the dissatisfac-
ton prevalent among employees Of
the Office who DO not want to serve
under the Ohio man. No appli-
eants for transfers TO other Offices
will be considered by the depart
ment. The same position was filed
In Harrison's administration by a
negro-former Congress man
Lynch. Of Mississippi.
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To the Friends of Law and Order
throughout Kentucky.

Never nave such splendid victo-
ries for righteousness been won in
Kentucky a. those put on record
In the past twelve months. The
allied moral forces Of the State
have redeemed 96 Of the ll9 coun-
ties. and contests are being waged
in others. The winning OF these
splendid victories j. but the initial
step in securing what every lover
OF righteousness desires. The law
must be enforced. This is the best
argument for local option and for
every other moral reform that Is to
be supported by legal enactment
and public sentiment. To lose the
reaping Of the fruits Of these vic
tories won would be A calamity TO
all that contributes TO the peaceful
and law abiding character of the
communities affected. If a united
effort Of all interested in the en-
forcement of law is speedily and
efficiently made it will give a STAN
ina and permanency to our work
that will inure to the abiding well
fare Of the State.
To this end. we, citizens of Ken
lucky. being earnestly DESTROYS Of
maintaining the honor of our State
and give her a reputation for the
righteous enforcement Of law. do
hereby call upon all friends of law
and order TO assemble in the city
of Louisville, Masonic Temple. on
May - and ii next. for the pur-
pose Of devising ways and means
for securing statewide enforce
ment Of our local option laws, and
such others as the convention may
see fit to consider.
G. f. Woods, Mayor of Rich
mond, temporary chairman: l.. G.
Kelly, Secretary: J. A. Davis. Z.
F. Higgins. Hugh Mcclellan. Adj
Olson Smith, II. X. Taylor. G. A.
Tague, q. w. Shepherd, f. f.
Weaver, y. B. Deatherage.
Signatures endorsing this call
are being secured from prominent
men all over the State. and the
movement bids fair TO be a great
success. 1t is proposed to have
such speakers out of the State as
Governor Folk, of Missouri: Sena-
tor Carmack. of Tennessee: DR..
p. A. Baker, Of Ohio. In the
State, Judge f. &. O'Rear, DIR.
w. B. Beaucham, Judge /. H.
Thurman and others. We do
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-01
A Zig Whistle.

East It. Louis now has the big
gest steam whistle in the world.
1t is a triple machine, with three
yOices-three-chime whistler whose
call for the humiliation Of peace is
extraordinary. This whistle blows
ten-mile blast at half steam and
with a favorable wind has Il dis
tUrbing power Of twenty miles.
1t costs II every time it is blown.
Bot this great whistle is not all
noise. 1t is an idea in economy. a
whistle trust, a noise combine.
Almost all the little noises, yelps,
tOOts and whines Of smaller me
chanicaI throats in East st. Louis
are now dumb. The great whistle
trust whistles for them. The in
dependent whistlers have to whis-
tie off time 10 be heard. Within
the range Of this whistle are said
10 be one hundred thousand people
who tell time by it.
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sgw ~-1r fnw WI
-asa-r he'd h. fznr - rhe wo-s
E= irc6.-5 -iie egr r5rli Be-
tlDo Yretrr rT- whom
va. r4a- - 49, BE- lle Do1 know
Naa- re-r to- be- tg-- b. -Fre a..
dane - tast rsln- ls5r. roo-
- SD Qo--1- u H. E- rEs
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W8a- J went a]o-- -r t1e ear IN,
f-l bel5 ou1 2 1iet=L ] tod bei
~ Ia 1a1 i,oan PAD
Br whom she 5sugD5s.d-
r-izte1 ~ ror-r nan or B.
VS. smiling n d siet1r ulsnusr
-Io4re made & mistake tbt
- 80 n uls. laD1 aDo1gA f0r him
ir bea-- 5ne meant u pay tor TIN.
el-~--1 woman
>-e dropped the fre-car1 Tieeg
2 r-r land a11 pointed a. - oi6
r-rl worm ahead J ssw bow rbs
p Esd ---a- r m rhe rounE
az - WIZ ths 1e-1o wo-nsn o.
--3 -r he- fare 7 -o'7 he- Il rad
~ re.- 'l tm- The Young f.
or 7-1'=5 -a5--s we-e getting too
-o--- II In d tLst a. 50 be Eo'
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hereby call on all friends 70 help
us advertise it. Furthermore
there viii be some cost 10 it. May
We request that a number OF
friends write the editor Of the
Kentucky Issue what amount they
are willing to stand for in case it
shall he needed. Write at once
friends 50 We may know what to
count Oh. -Kentucky Issue.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-01

TT sieepinr a. night with he TiDdovi
Of,en - yOu gef TIE q Il ohyg@n INC
TOur lungs for eight u niDs tours
Plbnts AID yegets tles Sus0.b sunlight
and they ar good f0r - when taken
mo TIE system We al have heard
q HAT terrific scourge q the sailor
scurvy. which results from ikeir Iced
II vsSsis Hles ia their food ! believe
il remedies thai are made from nature Q
health . wing plants
Or. Pierce. Golden Medical Discovery.
made ~ Il root add herte- = concen-
rrsted exi-sc1 o. natures beslth-siving
plants. found in the wood. and nescs: -
purely harmless Ingredients containing
DO alcohol or narcotic. For forty YEAR 1
hss stoo.o The tesi o. tine. and stands ~
osy in q proud position o. superiority. i
worts in the natural way. purifying ths
blood Soning ~ the stomach and gently
stimulating The liver and bowels 20 ~
Dsweo effort IL reaches the root q the
di-esee and stamps il OUT from Tie sys-
ten. - that the patient i cured 70 stag
cured.
4 took only four bottles Of Dr. Pie-ce's
q DC n Medical Discovery srd Two via =
u his Pleasant Pellets and the>- reu.e-
dies did II world q good. o." writes ".
Walter McGlOshen. q Reino@cs. Iowa.
- an thankful for yOur kind advice and
praise the medicines highly. vii recon-
mend DR.. Pie,cs's medicines 70 .. Ely
friends a. the t-e~i medicine ever made
'Or the trOu lies for which they are recon-
neDd@d- There i nothing 2. "a. 70 them
fOr stomach troubles"
Dr. Pleros's Common Sense Medical
Adviser vii he seTt On receipt Of stamps
20 tsv SNI-Tl-e OF mailing OulU Send 10
Dr.. z. Y. Pierce. Buffalo. v. Y. q one
cent stamps fQr the BOOK in paper covers,
OF 81 stamps for tie clOih-b0uDd volume
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Science Opens a Marvellous
New Door Into The
Human Body.

- Z, C-ENCE fond some tine axo
tnE- -ss su1's -Byf Wer@ germ
oesI-gT lg-I1st lbe ossolT II
IL -icTot,as q clsezSe which
- ~ - e. - ADD Gle IN tgiEhi sUo-
gnL ! Asf = E1T rsciUl and do A-rsT.
Which j ras4T c1DcslTrEtS-o sunlight
ler ar 80 . lb- treatment q cancer
q lne .i-Ir ay1 chrome sc1eDs and other
{ -as---- ~ sS-- Ign osre 49, - sue
C-s-t-- 2 E--.--- the>s dl-et~-. Sa3c Dr.
2 \. Pla-ra Woez Interviewed oy our
-eyC--ar al BEHslo. y. \. For many
y-sr. We have ts-sL p u,1rirD@nTirlg with
IL ci1-r-1I fgrrns Of el@-c1-icitv here 81
c-T l-.Fa c. u IT. and ~UrEicE institute.
s-c J7-L very Successful 10 curing the
V--.t cases = ss-u otsszsAs We are
ria--- TrnETesS IL the sci=nre- every
ClE-Wr ar lHsr1r - more appu- Tie
boy 70 LeE IN sD- disease. F0T llsrari-r
= ~ Erz -,ls q LIB sr,-FsTs ~ N-raFs -tlirl
r. t1a tp1y. The N-rays from Inc
t-E&1 raDC WI make 81 impression
o. pBoi1--sY .ie DlsJ@ in Absolute
Csr..1@ss- Wen We are 10 vigorous
la - ~ emit vast quantities q Mays.
suC Wr4- W. grow Ell they fsds away
cover - point . tES cDuc4 uslOD that SUD
.gIt !. MOST important n Cur health
A- CDoyI DI--1ly ABSORB sunlight more
n les--sDc Cys Z Of MOI only i il
zoo Tor nan - . ~ fb@ sIusbiDe and
gruC ar q pan o. the time. DU1 ] ~
lieTe that The clu-Sr W. 0ti~--Ye natures
lsws and I've smpse iiyes The stronger
Vt s.e- y hsn yo1 cant I've out doors.
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Squire SnOn Gen Replies.

We rIlp tae following from re
E-ll CDg,ty Herald.
~ Reply Co,celrlrg Tt ,orsI
AIlo4a,re w1l,c1 So. claim va.
Al.oael M. -,oa1e- for III
ssyygr-. p il q fs-- t.at M.
~ooaGe, D.l rre-e., z clatm u
me court for 4 Hg,-e that Va
us.5el - = county Bridge & the
,98r rIs.ueI tat ne county WIS
~ no MY fe-po,c.s.Ie for any
Dsmzg tst should Decor ~ The
public usre. q lila Brewer
moved ne Corr Z their was m
Uar ~ allow Nh. ~.owler for
sa.5 Uor-e tat -ae he slIowd 81
Dollar. for tie support u JOIN
And + sa.a that ! would not Tx
~ SUCH ORDER and squire
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FACTS IN NATURE.
sot Only Do We Get InEpiratioE From
Nature, But Health as Well

For people who are rundown am nerY
CLt. mo -gfrf from no gr-llDn OY Cy--
DepsIa, hr4oache. DIIoutnrss. Cr torpid
liver. CDaJrd tongue win bllUr iaslN 10
the morning and pOOT appetite. ~ be-
come necT- AIRY u turn u some iDIlc -
ttIenythrnrT which VIII assist Nature
Gud help them " get On her feet and
put the boy mo ~ pfpprr cCDC ZION. u
j. becoming more and more apparent that
Natures most valuable health giving
agents are 70 De found In forest plants
hnd rOOts.
Nearly forty years ago. Or. nv Pierce
now consulting physician ~ the luyallds'
Hotel and Surgical Institute. al Buffalo,
n Y. discovered that By scientifically
extracting and combining certain mndIcl-
nal principles from native rOO,s. taken
from our American forests. he could pro-
ouce medicine which was maryelOUsly
efficient in curing Gaze, ~ blood disorder
and liver and stomach trouble a. well a.
many other chronic. or lingering all
u1ents. The concentrated extract ~
Natures vitality he named Golden Med
teal Discovery" II pUrlfe- the blood by
putting the stomach and liver into
healthy condition, thereby helping the
q gestlOn aud assimilation Of food which
feed. the DlOO1. Thereby IL cures weak
stomach, Indigestion, torpid liver. or bill
iO1sness, and kindred arrangements
n you have coated tongue with bitter
UT bad taste In the morning, frequent
headaches feel weak. easily tired. stitches
or pain In side, back gives out easily and
aches. belchiny " gas. cOn-tipa ton. or
irregular bowels. feel flashes 81 heat al
ternating with chilly sensations or kin
Dred symptoms, they point 10 derange-
nent 0f Your stomach, liver and Kidneys,
which the Golden Medical Discovery
will correct more speedily and perua-
Uently than any other known agent. Con-
tains no alcohol or hablt-fOrming drugs.
a Us ingredients printed in plain Eng
Jisb on wrapper.
The sole motive for substitution IN TO
permit the dealer 10 make little more
profit. lie gains; you lose. Accept no sub
stitnte for Golden Medical Discovery
Constipation causes and aggravates
many serious diseases. II is thoroughly
cured by DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
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WEEKLY
COURIER
JOURNAL
Mt. Sterling
Advocate
Both One Year
At REDUCED PRICE.

The Presidential election is APP
preaching. Times have changed.
That is all. Mr.. Watterson is a
Democrat. and has always been a
Democrat, never Republican.
Essential differences out Of the
way, Democrats are getting to-
gether. The Courier
journal is going 20 support the
ticket. And there you have it."
Send your order for this combi-
nation to US-not to the Courier
journal. The regular price of the
weekly COurier-Journal alone is 81
year.
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Boxing to Be Resumed in Chicago

Boxing is TO be resumed in Chi
cago again under certain restric-
tions, after being under the ban
for over two years. When elected
Mayor Busse stateI that he was in
favor Of boxing if it could be car
ried on under certain restrictions.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-01
MaD Believed in The uHHritten
Law"

F.t-r-taTae rIe1 OK u d yeIire
~ 1p1 summoned FOR tie trial u
Policeman ". !. Mcnamara for
killing lis wife and JOIN !. Bro
ply. her psraHooJr. August y.
Iep.. were excused u -. Louis Dy
Circuit Judge sale. after trey had
sworn t.ey balieve5 u tie 'gD-
written law Each said he would
refuse u vote for conviction Il L1e
gIwrittel law was pleaded II
MCNAMARA defense.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-01
Dollar Wheat.

The American Society of Equity
on April l began a six months
campaign to make the price OF
wheat one dollar per bushel. The
battlefield is in the States of North
Dakota. South Dakota. Minnesota.
Nebraska. Kansas and Oklahoma.
In those States of the total crop OF
1906. 24S. 10000 bushels were
shipped out of the counties where
the wheat was grown. OF the
wheat grown in the other States
Isl. 800, 600 bushels were shipped
out of the counties where it wa,
grown. 1t is proposed to get fifty
per cent. of this wheat that is or,
dinarily sold, pledged to h {
American Society of EQUITY b,
the first day of October. Thi.
fight will be watched with interes,
by wheat growers throughout the
country.
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Suspicious Endorsement.

Grocer-By the way. have you
tried Stringem's health foods
Customer-No: and j don't M
tend to. / havn't time 70 be III AZ
present.
Grocer-Why. what do you
meant
Customer The advertisements
Of the mixture you mention state
that it Is Endorsed by physicians
everywhere. Chicago News.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-01

Cures baby's Group. Willie's
daily cuts and bruises. maIna's
sore throat. grandma's lameness-
DR.. Thomas Electric Oil-the
great household remedy. DOT
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-01
Piles! PiIiIeS! Pes!

Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Val care
BIND. Breeding. liberated and Itching Piles
u ab-Orb- Tie lumoT,- aliay- the itching ~ once
act ~ a lpultice. gives instant relief. Dr..
Williams. Indian Pile ointment i prepared foI
Pile and Itching 81 the private parts Every
for 5c auc s 90. - l-vr,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-01

Paris and Bourbon county are
being invaded by rats. William
Layson, a prominent farmer of
the Millersbug precinct. had two
litters of pigs, of nine each. which
were devOured by rats few DAYS
ago, in an old straw rick. Ed
Conway, a tenant residing on the
same farm. killed ninety-seven
rats while cleaning out a stable.
James Humphrey. another tenant
killed fifty eight in and around his
coalhouse.
Farmers are contemplating sett-
ing apart a special day to be deyo-
ted to an effort to 81 ear the rodents
from their places.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-01
Excursion Season Opens.

First excursion to Cincinnati via.
Q. & c. will be Sunday. April II,
and every other Sunday thereafter
through the month Of October.
4e-r
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-01

Jla0oe1- Ross was .nOt n
death al Oil City. Pa. By Mis-
Belle ~troUp, who sfterward com
mitteJ suicide. The murderer
and suicide was a former sweet
heart q Ross.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-01
Williams CdrbOIiC SdIye With Ar
mica and Witch Hazel.

TIE bet -alte 10 re word ~ cuts- Druizes-
-gtes. TIcrf-. -4t kfe1m. TetJel. Chappec
8anc-. an1 ali hin eTUUlDns. u De- gusTaD TED
.. give atI-f zctIDu ~ MONEY reiUn1ec. PTlee
z5r oy druggist. -9.1 Dr Tho. Kennedy.
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Special BARGAINS.

in ladies and gents underwear
notions and Wall paper.
1s-tf NJ. X. Hainline
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-01

The Democrats OF the First Ok
lahoma district nominated W. L.
CARLETON. Of Pawnee. for Congress I
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-01

The tongue OF a fiatterer either
has fool back OF il or one in
front Of il.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-01

Ii takes a skillful artist TO make
= speaking likeness OF a dumb pa
iron.
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WANTED! WANTED

YOUR SCRAP lPON. LIVE GEESE. HENS,
BOOSTERS. TUpKEiS AND EGGS. HIDES
FuRS. T4LLOH. BEESW4G, FEATHERS AND
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