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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1907-08-07
Taken in One Way.

He-So you persist In breaRtng off
the engagement? 4ks
y She-yMost decidedly. What do you
take me for? c ~. M ia
He-oh, about 40. Better think It
over; it may be your last chance
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1907-08-07
Don't be Blue

And lose all interest when htap Is
within reach. Herbine will make
that liver perform its duties properly.
q. b. Vaughn, Elba, Ala, writes:
being aconstant sufferer from con-
stipation and, disordered liver, have
fonnd Herbine to be the hest medi-
cine for these troubles. on the market.
/ have used it constantly believs
1t TO be theb est medicine OF its kind,
and wish all sufferers from these
troubles to know the good Herbine
has done me-" Sold by ]. H. Will
Jams. m
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1907-08-07
Endorsed BY tue County.

The most popular remedy in Otse-
go county, and the best friend of my
family" writes VIM. NJ Dietz, editor
and publisher of the Otsego Journal,
Gilbertsville, n. Y, lis DIR. Kings
New Discovery. 1t has proved to be
an infalible cure for coughs and colds,
making short work of the worst OF
them. We always keep a bottle in the
house. believe 1t to be the most
valuable prescription known for Lung
and Throat diseases" Guaranteed to
never disappoint the taker, by j.. II.
Williams, druggist Price soc and
$1.00. Trial hottie free. m
GA TOR ia.
Bsantho Hlhs Kind You Have Always Bspsii
'i', q &H2ZzzM
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-16
JU|C|OS PDR JURLDOS
En- la Corte del DistritO
judicial de San Juan.
Secci6n segunda.
PRIMER TERMlNO
PRIMER TERMINO
Dias senalados en- el mes de
Septlembre pr6ximo para
celebrar dichos iuicios.

Septiembre 20. Ell Pueblo &c
Puerto Rico contra Santiago Gar
cia (a) "HuesitoD, por homicide
voluntario; contra Victor de Jes1s,
por igual delito.
Septiembre 2I.-Contra Jose
Gutierrez. por hurto mayor; contra
Enrique Miro, por delito contra e
Erario de Puerto Rico.
Septiembre 22. Contra Enri.
que Miro, por delito contra el Era.
rio de Puerto Rico; contra Maria
Ortiz, por hurto mayor.
Septiembre "a. Contra Fran.
cisco Vega, por asesinato en- pri.
mer grado.
Septiembre "a. Contra Ra.
fael Maule6n, por asesinato en- pri-
mer grado.
Septiemqre 90 Contra Eze
quiel Ponce, por asesinato en- pri
mer grado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-16
ASUNTOS D|VERSOS
Ell DIR. Biamon EN- Patti
Has. Labor fecunda
y humanitaria.
BALES EN- CAYEY
Traslado de una ofcina no.
tarial. Don Miguel Ro-
drfguez Sierra.

De Patillas nos escliben ha-
ciendo grandes elogios del doctor
Btam6n que Sc desvive por asistir a
los enfermos pobreS de la localidad
y por atender con verdadero cello {
interes a su numerosa clientela.
Recientemente ha realizado
una notable curaci6n en- el nifio de
los esposos Pic6n Orlando, de dos
meses de edad, arrebatandolo a la
muerte, merced a sus asfduos cui-
dados.
Felicitamos al doctor Biam6n
por este nuevo triunfo professional.
La junta directiva del ~Cfrculo
Uni6nS, de Cayey, ha tenido la
amabilidad de invitarnos para los
bales de confanza celebrados en-
sus salones los dfas 13y IS del CO.
rriente mes.
Tambien hemos recibido aten
ia invitaci6n para otro bale que Sc
verifc6 en- los salones de dicha So
ciedad la noche del ID, por inicia-
tiva de los sehores don Florencio
Ramirez, don Roman Sagastibelza,
don Miguel Collazo, don Salustino
Mendoza y don Agustin Fernan.
dez.
-Nuestro amigo y correligio-
mario don Francisco Socorro, Nota-
rio P1blico, ha trasladado su o6ci-
ma notarial a la calle de Tetuan nj
nero 20, altos.
-BA1sAMo DE HIoos, unico
remedio efcaz, maravilloso, para
curar inmediatamente las emfcrne-
dades brQbias de la mwe'. Caja
grande cuesta 81. Pidase: Boz
1886. San Juan. III.
Sc han inscrito en- el Regis
tro civil los nacimientos de Mari
Magdalena Villegas Marrero, Ma
nuel And1jar Kurzenknabe, Eta
nislao Dfaz Reyes, Mercedes Fran
co, Agustfn Rodriguez Vazquea
Antonio Silva y Flores y Julia Re
yes Villegas; y las defunciones d
Josefa Garcia Peha, Carmen Cru
Rivera, Martina Lanz6, Filomen
Martinez, Manuela T>irado, Jos
Santos y Monserrate Gandara.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-16
DESOE CAGUAS
Ell cabo Sim6. Buenos
servicios. Co1onos
atropella dos.
EN- <sANTA luANAs
Proyecto de contrato. -Fa.
llecimiento de un nino.
Telegrafsta Pardo.

Agosto ID. -Desde ha dias sc
halla prestando servicio en- esta po.
blaci6n el cabo de la policia don
Joaquin Sim6, quien Sc ha hecho
acreedor al aprecio estimaci6n de
estos ciudados.
El sefior Simo la par que es
muy energico es muy correcto Y
prudente. En- mas de una OCCASION
lie hemos visto proceder, al llevar &
cabo un servicio, con un gr n tacto
y prudencia, evitan 10 atropellos y
macanazos, muy pocas veces justi.
hcados.
Son muchas las quejss y pro-
testas de los colonos de la central
aSanta Juanas, respecto el contrato
que esta compaiila les qulere impo-
ner. Sc acusa la paternilad de ese
documento a cierto abogado de San
Juan. Pronto daremos a corocer
el referido documento.
Aver tarde tuvieron una lar-
ga conferencia con el director ge-
neral de la central sSanta Juanas,
los seiiores Sola : don Celestino =
Jimenez don Manuel -Ramirez---
don Juan-Sola-don Jose D. y
otros mas,
Sc nos inforna que estos seiio.
res presentaron un proyecto de con.
trato, que fue miuuciosamente dis
cutido. Y nos re6eren que de no
aceptar las enlriendas presentadas
por los colonos respecto al nuevo
coutrato, la central francesa no con.
tara con grandes colonias.
FL jueves de la pasala senia-
ma muri6, vfctima de una febre
perniciosa, un niho de los distin.
guidos esposos Quiiiones- Vidal.
Enrique, que asf Sc llsmaba,
jugaba alegremente con sus hernia.
nitos y amigos en- el corral de SD
casa, cuando de subito sinti6 IN
dolor, acompafiado de 6ebre de 40
grades, que veinte y custro horas
despues lie convirtio en- cadaver.
Nuestro mas sentido pesame 4
sus desconsolados padres.
a Sc ha hecho cargo de la es
(ContinGG en- Ia pdgtnG 5s)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-16
POR ESOS MUNDOS
Una marquesa que incendia su pa1a acio.-El
archiduque misterioso. -Novelista que
muere esta bio.

En- Milan Sc desarrollo hace
POGO un Suceso extraordinario. en- e
que ha desempefiado principal pa
pei una bellisima y aristocratica
dana: la marquesa Atala Ramblet.
Seg1n re6eren los peri6dicos
italianos, el origen de esta sefiora
era aigo misterioso como su fortu.
ma; decfase emparentada con eleva'
dos personajes de una corte extran.
jera y que contaba entire sus ante
pasados TN gran duque ruso.
Las extravagancias de esta So
nora no tenfan lfmites y su casa era
un verdadero museo artlstico, vi.
viendo con lujo aparatoso.
FL jueves 1ltimo las personas
que transitaban por la calle de Sc
ferino observaron que salfa gran
cantidad de humo y llamas por las
ventanas del palacio dela marquesa,
Avisado el servicio de bombe
ros, comenzaron los trabajos de ex
tinci6n del incendio que va adquiria
grandes proporciones.
Hubo que derribar las puertas
que daban acceso a las habitaciones
de los pisos altos, y varios bombe.
ros intrepidos penetraron en- Ia
casa.
Pueden imaginarse la sorpress
de estos hombres al yer surgir entire
las llamas, como una aparicion fan
tlstica, a la bella marquesa que yes
tia I'm esplendido traje de corte, III
ciendo magnf6cas alhajas.
Los bomberos intentaron acer
carse, pero la marquesa, apuntand'
inesperadamente con TN revolver
hizo repetidos disparos.
Fue instante de extrafia Y do
lorosa emoci6n para aquellos hom
bres her6icos que, enmudecidos po
el estupor, retrocedieron pidiend
auxilio.
Desde la calle fue enchufad
una manga, dirigiendo el aqua {
balloon de donde partfan los dispa
ros.
Otros bomberos entraron en-
habitaci6n y despues de no pocC
esfuerzos consiguieron sugetar
la marquesa que fue conducida
una delegation de policfa.
De los disparos de la seiol
habfan resultado gravemente her
dos dos bomberos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-16
ECOs DEL EXTERIOR
Traslado spropie-
dades de AZ Iglesia
en- la is1a de Cuba.
IAPON Y CHINA
Estan concertando una po-
derosa alianza. -Venta de
las islas Carolinas.
lAPON Y CHINA

- Sc ha verifcado o6cialmente
el traspa>o de las propiedades de Ia
iglesia. Mouseiior Aversa, Dele.
gado Apost6!ico EN- Cubl, recibi6
TN certifcado de dep6sito del Te-
soro por $1.387,os3. Al mismo
tempo copvino en- prolongar la OPP
ci6n de once meses que tiene el 60
bierno para comprar las propiedades
de "a iglesia en- Santiago de Cuba.
Componen estas propiedades
muchos edi6cios que Ell gobierno
ha estado ocupando en- alquiler, pa
ra varios fines desde 1901.
Hace tempo Sc lie ofrecieron al
gobierno por ellos cerca de dos mi
llones de pesos, pero el precio Sc
consider6 excessive y hubo mucha
oposici6n local. FL gobierno retas6
Ia propiedad y la estin6 con gran
rebaja sobre el mencionado pre-
clio.
Ell Embajador de los Estados
Unidos en- Pektn asegura que Sc
esta concertsndo entire los gobier-
nos de China y Japon una poderosa
alianza, para la que ha habido ne.
gociaciones secretas.
Creese que el Jap6n y China
estau de acuerdo para impedir que
las naciores europeas Sc apoderen
de mas territories en- Asia.
-Comunican de Paris que Ia
Comisi6n de la Camara de Diputa-
dos, a cuyo estudio paS6 el proyec.
to prohibitivo del ajenjo, Sc ha ne.
gado 4 recomendar la prohibici6r
de la vent4, pre6rien 10 -pedir me-
diias contra la adulteracion de di.
Cho licor.
-En los circulos o6ciales d.
Washington Sc asegura que Ell Jap6i
hace gestiones para conseguir qu'
el Imperio aleman lie venda las isla
Carolinas.
81 Jap6n ofrece a Alemani
garantir, en- case de guerra, la Sc
guridad de Kiaochao y de los terri
torios que posee en- China, asf COM
ventajas comerciales en- Liaontan!
y Manchuria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-16
Aunque en- los primeros mo-

Aunque en- los primeros mo-
mentos Sc crey6 que la marquesa Sc
habia vuelto loca, subitamente al
yer su casa incendiada, no ha tar
daio en- averiguarse la verdad de 10
ocurrido.
Era ella misma la que habfs
puesto fuego a SUI palacio, inten.
tando asi salvarse de la deshonra
Ede una ruina escandalosa.
Los caprichos desatentados de
esta mujer, el lujo que sostuvo va.
rios amos, la llenaron de acreedores
y pronto iba a verse reclamada poi
la justicia.
La desesperaci6n lie sugiri6 Ia
idea diabolica de quemar su casa,
fpgiendose loca, cuando los bombe.
ros acudieron a salvarla. Por este
medic pretendfa quedar insolvente
y librarse del pago de sus deudas
Como Sc We repsesent6 su pa.
pei hasta el extreme de convertirse
en- criminal, despertando las sospe
chas de la justicia.
Al ser registrada Sc vic que es
condia entire los adornos de su yes
lido hasta $4,000 pesetas en- billie
tes de banco y gran n1mero de va.
liosas alhajas.
Reherese aThe Tribune,S er
Tin articulo editorial, al rumor d,
que vive todavia el archiduqu,
Iuan. Esta basado dicho rumor e1
I'M articulo que acaba de publica
de Flgaron, de Paris. diciendo GU
el Principe en- question, que desa
pareci6 misteriosamente Ell 1907
ha estado desde aquella fecha via
jando con el nombre de Juan Orth
por la America del Sur, llegand
el sabado 1ltimo Cherburgo, d
donde despues de una corta visit
a Paris, Sc dirigi6 a Inglaterra :
sAus.ria, dice el peri6dico Lond
nense parece tener la mission q
. proporcionar a Europa grandes SCI
saciones,S y y afiade: aEn la casa in
perial de Austria ha habido quiz'
mas tragedias que en- ninguna OF
4 del mundo. Los Archiduques
a han hecho celebres por los sobr'
saltos que han proporcionado a
a pals.
Parece que son el destino fat
de esta casa imperial de Austria /
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-16

GRAN HOteIieStaullnt TNGLATERRA"
HOTEL De PRIMER ORDEN
Tetuan 10 y 12'-Cruz 2 y FOrtaIeza 81.

expresaente para Hotel Capacidad para paos
stua6n mas cnca Vistas la bahia las cales de TeuAn Cruz
Foraeza mas fesco venado de la capital FL comedor
las Anlas Tene dparamentos Independence para mias D
de Agosto ge adeas del pao antique de las comda
guso pasajero ujo Inepes
aducO pOs igua al los demas HOtel Sc aonO
manales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-16

casamientos romanticos y las muer-
tes tragicas; pero de confesar es
que el regreso del sdifuntoD Archi-
duque, alias Juan Ortb, constituye
el hecho mas aextraordinarioS en- la
lista aextraordinariamenteS larga de
los sensacionales que nos ha pro-
porcionado el Austria
La ceIebre novelista inglesa
Guida esta agonizado, en- circuns-
tancias que hacen recordar el pasa-
je biblico del portal de Belsu, en-
el pequefio pueblo de Massuva
(Toscana.
Falta de recursos, por haber-
seles agotado, y enferma la insigne
al par que infeliz escritora, que Sc
hallaba rccorriendo Italia, y recha
zada por fondistas y posaderos qu'
Sc negaban q albergarla nj aIn bal
promesa de que serfan pagado
cuando la escritora recibiera fon
dos de 1uglaterra, fue recogida mo
ribunda por TN expendedor de lie
che, quien por carload la alaj6 e.
el establo de su casa en- compeiif
de sus siete perros.
81 suceso despierta legftim
indignation.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-16
Sc W NDE

Una cai,itra nullih;ilaf le 10 tie,
de largo pOr dt a-rho con oi tuhos
de pulgadaS si1lo dus cnsechaS de
uso.
Una nlsquina horizontal compile
ia, con dos clasi6radores. capaz para
moler 1000 gaioues de guarapo en- u
horss.--Fara iniormes, dirijsnse 4 ].
PENEDo, FEisrdO, ina
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-11-09
Supervisors Of
Notice of Election.

Whereas at regular session o. tne nny 20
and Roar.i of Aldermen of the townoi Coax i.h,,
held ON the list day Of October i9o' an oruin ,,
Was nassed calling for an election TO De iieu ~. ~
vov "a 1897. for the purpose of ascertaihing t''e
sense of the property tax payers WITH rrierenos
,o bondiur the town for the purpose OF ihcurr.nr
= aelt for the purpose of constructing wsor
works plant in and for said town ths TUE =,
WHICH aha vest in the municipality; TO evy anu
!, sssyss special taxes on the property suores ~
taxation In said town for thirty years ~ P IN
the nriucipal and interest on said BONDS; sau ~
debtedness to be incurred to be sixteen
nnliars. and said negotiable bonds 70 oe ISSUES ~
| ,hsretore shall run for period OF thirty wears
| and shall bear intesest at the rate Oh NV v.
cont per apDum: and the tax to be levied anu az
| sessed TO pay said Bonds to be hve mi'is pe
| Vow therefore 1t il ordered that an eiec.'.
ha hold at the Court House in the town oil Coh ai
Ta nm Nov 18th 1897. between the hours OF sese
Il n m and six D. m. under the PROVISIONS -, t q !
~, of the constitution of 1885 and oi Aco 1t
Ioae The election to be held by Conlmisson s
and Clerk appointed by the Mayor ana boaru
Aldernen 81 the town Of Cofax. La
Colfax. La October l. 1871. ,ox
II u,,,rAus Mayor.
' Secretary.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-11-09
Ne Fought at Gettysburg.

David Parker. of Favette. n. l.. VINO
lost a foot at Gettysburg, writes: Exec,
trio Bitters have done me more R,,oo
than any medicine ever took; ro1
several years | had stomach trouble anu
Maid out much money for medicine t'
little purpose until | began taking ~ E'e &c.
tric Bitters. / would not take 500 10,
what they have done for me- drano
tonic for the aged and for female weak
ne,ses. Great Alternative and body bulle
ar. SIRE cure for lame back and wear
kidneys. Guaranteed by Crescent drul
store. SOC.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-11-09
proclamation of Election.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Du.au ar GRANT.

PARISH OF GRANT. ]
nv virtue Of the authority vested III US. anu y, y,
a,s.or,,npce with an ordinance of the hohoraof
Police Jury of Grant Parish Of date oe.oper ,.m VI,
Ieo7 We dc hereby order an election 20 pe ne.u ~
the 2Gth ity of November, IN sehooi ais.,'., ~
Fourteen. according Ia the Subdivisions Oh uran.
Do rish into school districts and known as tie
Fish Creek school District. a. of
Said election is ordered held for the purpose .,
tatiug the sense of the qualihed electors a ~.
nroperty tax payers within said district on IN. .,s
rro,,osition of ievyng five mills tax on an tne
taxatia property within said district Tor tne pc
ri.,d II Nv. years, commencing 1or Tue !ear '"
10 in aid of the public Schools OF said district
gc;.i election to be held in all things in accora
arre with the general election laws oil ihe s.n'
| III ouisjnna aud due returns 10 he maze o"er''
| as the In " provides and directs - M,
| The tickets to be used at said election shen y y
I'm accordance with the specifications and WORE
| ms ,,s act forth in the ordinance of the ponc
inry of Grant Parish, La. in ordering THIS e'ee
ton to be held .st :, llishe
The election to be held at the places esta phS"e'
nv the police jury for voting in said ds SUI!
..,.har IMr7 j. A. WILLIAMS,
oc'"o r. W. RICHARDSON
j. A. HARVEY,
|, supervisors of Election of Grant IN, La.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-11-09
ARTICLE SIN.

TIL. iues of the association shaii De .urts "o'
\. - ,,,.r annum. and shall be- due and payable
each memher not later than the 'stn nay u .'
ea '.,,h of August of each and every year. an
40 collected shall be used only Tor TN
tns ,,,s ~ buyinp literature and printed
along the lines for which this sssoe,s1 hs y ar
E"hi1eu. ~, y,te 10 come before it to deliver al
,assss ,,uon farming topics, and for other pn,
ureS ss ..psistent with the purposes OF this oil
<ranizatiOn. ...x
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-11-09
u.,., 70 Treat q sprain.

cnra;ns. swellings and iamehess az
oa",tiy relieved by Chamberlain
pain Balm. This IMMINENT rednces l,,n n;,,
4 a'u and. soreness so that spraih
m .,av he cured in about one-thirc .n'
.: reon;red by the usual treatment
H. Enr sale by Valley dug store.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-11-09

Tumminello Brothers receive n
fin. assortment of sOuvenir post cards
evt ry- week.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-26

Mems red flannel underwear. 81 to S.
per garment.-McCready's.
Uncle Sans shoes, regulation army
shoes, calf skin. Price $3-McCready's
Priestly cravenette, long lengths, rair
coats. Guaranteed. Price SIS 00.-Mc
Cready's.
Brown In hats, the newest yet. We
have it both in soft and stiff hats.-Mc
Cready's.
Before buying your custom made Oh
ready.m suit, il, will pay you to exam.
inc the largest anla 2neG1aine in Cambridge
ct D. 81. LeCompte g Sons.
Have your suit made or buy a ready
made suit from D. 81. LeCompte s. Sons
who guarantee every suit fit or no sale
1000 samples of all shades to select from
at D. H. LeCompte & Sons.
II LeCompte 8 Sons say look ove1
their large and complete stock of cloth
ing, gents furnishings and shoes will prove
to you that they are the people to buy
from.
New neckwear and gloves, the lates
shades.-McCready'
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-26
The ARIfUL RQoGeR.

Without daring to say word about the
greed for public patronage which, in one
form or another, has been the very life of
his paper for the last twelve years, with
out noticing what THE BANNER had to
say about that extra big lot OF Comp
troller's printing, or their suit against
Dorchester county for services not rem
dered, or the high rate paid them for do
ing the printing in the gift of the Clerk of
the Court of Appeals, the editor of the
Standard comes prancing back into the
arena in his Saturdays issue. His article
is about as good all example of excellent
"foot-work as we ever saw displayed.
He lodges even discussion of the
charges referred to, and doesn't seem to
understand that he virtually confesses in
one portion of his article that Republicans
violated law which, in another place, he
holds was binding upon Democrats. In
fact, he lodged 80 much and lodged so
fast that he fell up against himself His
entire article can easily and nicely take
rank alongside his communication offer
ing to sell picnic" hams, meaning
shoulders, or the foreleg of the hog,
whereas he had been kicking about the
price the County Commissioners paid for
the hindleg.
The Standard man is too much an
"apostle of wird and water for us to at
tempt to follow him through the long
labyrinth where he has left his tracks, but
one question of his perhaps we should
answer. After characterizing a remark
of ours about the ads he carries as
irrelevant rot, whatever that may be, be
asks what connection there is between the |
ads. in his paper and the truth of articles
in his news columns. We never said there |
was any connection. We meant that, as
he wasn't loaded down with other bust.
ness, he could afford to take the county
printing for less than if he was. We take
issue with him az to the relevancy of the
remark. Those who pay out their oaon
money for advertising space are usually
particular to select a good medium, and
the man who is paying out public
money can learn something from their ex-
ample.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-26
METHODIST NOTES.

Rev. John F. Clark is assisting Rev.
Warren Burr in revival services at Rock
Hall, Md.
Rev. W. L. White, of Chestertown, Md,
and Rev. W. o. Hurst, of Seaford, Del,
exchanged pulpits last Sunday.
Rev. F; E. Bloxton has just closed q
very successful revival at White Haven
There were twenty -four conversions and
the church greatly built up. The pastor
was assisted by Rev. John F. Clark.
A gracious revival is in progress al
Tilghman's Island. Twenty conversions
last week and eighteen at the altar on
Sunday night. There is general relig.
ious stir on the Island. Meth.
odist.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-26

Loo Velvet Carpets for &c. ST. Administers for 9Oc
these low Carpet prices at the height of the
of the do believe find
better values in Carpets anywhere and see
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-26
25.6t
CORRECT STATIONERY FOR PER.
SONAL CORRESPONDENCE.

Sometimes when you sit down to scratch
off letter to a brother or sister, you are
apt to think, ooh, any old paper will dor
But when it comes to accepting we'd
ding invitation, or an invitation to dinner,
or an invitation to meet somebody whom
you have desired to meet, then it's differ
ent. And, besides. You may want to
write particular kind of letter. letter
which you want the recipient to like ever
so much-then it's very different Gsn't it?)
Well, we have Correspondence Station
cry in q variety of styles and prices for all
occasions. Your correspondence will look
pleasing and acceptable any where, if writ
ten on our new and stylish papeteries. All
the latest sizes, shades and qualities of
paper, envelopes and tablets.
SEE OUR WINDOW.
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New CARROTS, All Kinds. Extraordi-
narV Values,

Ingram Carpets, Csc to Csc.
Velvet Carpets, 60c to 81 90.
80 cent Carpets for 70 cents.
S1.OO Velvet CARPETS for Soc.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,

1 wish to rotify my friends, both in
town and country. that my stock of cakes
and candies is complete, and that l keep
on hand a stock of Peters cartridges, Nos.
TO- 10 and 16. With many thanks for
past favors, and soliciting q continuance
of the same,
JOHN 81. STORR,
1m2aw. 149 Race st.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

We are headquarters for dates, figs,
toxic, malaga and Concord grapes, apples,
bananas, lemons, oranges, etc. Try &c
pack of our craker jack. Candies, cakes,
cigars, tobacco, etc. have now put in q
gas stove and can serve you an oyster
scald in short minute.
CHAs. I. PRoUsE,
25.6t Cambridge, Md.
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See Our Goats at 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and Sl2.
Suits at z, Is, IS, 20 and S25. .
Store in Cambridge.

There question about tive doing the business in
Suits Dressgods and Carpetshe great tide of trade is
coming coming with rushour business has made
wonderful result rigid adherence fair and
bushes methods We able better be-
of nearly thirty successful experience has taught
how satisfy the of Cambridge We able
to sell at lower prices for the
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NOTICE.

Having returned from vacation, my
dental Office is again open to the public.
26-4t DIR F. F. HICKS.