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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1909-12-17
Officers Elected.

The following secret orders have
elected officers for the ensuing term:
Staunton Lodge No. 45, L. o. o. f.:
Walter f. Blbb, noble grand; w. w.
Brown, vice grand; G. G. Wheat, sec
rotary, and 4. ]. Kennedy, treasurer.
Valley Council Royal AIcanum-
Regent, w. P. Hall; Chaplain, III. III.
Blease; Orator, S. K. Davis; Guide,
Chas. Prufer; secretary, J. j. Prufer;
treasurer, G. r. McGuffin; warden, w.
f. Butcher; sentry, w. T. Leftwich.
Trustees-G. F. CARRIER, Jos. Gayhart,
Eugene Stoneburner. Representative
Grand Council HI. III. Blease, Alternate
R. H. Bell, jr.
knights of olumbua-Grand Knight
Daniel Crimmens; Deputy Grand
Knight Samuel j. Collins; Chancellor
VIM. M. Collins; Recorder George B.
Reamer; Financial Secretary, Enos
Lyons, jr.; Treasurer, J. J. Flavin; Ad-
vocate, J. Johnson; Warden, Jas. G.
Kilgalen; Inside Guard, Patrick Ken.
nedy, Outside Guard, r. E. McAleer.
Valley Council K. P.-Chancellor
commander, e. A. Cottrell; vice chan
cellor, d. E. Hisey; master at arms, H.
B. Middlekauff; master of work, Harry
Steinbuck master of exchequer, J.sT.
Wayman; master of finance, J. n. Nc
Farland; prelate, H. M. Lewis; keeper
of records and seals, Tom Hisey; inner
guard, p. III. Werner; outer guard, l..
b. Bosserman; representative to grand
lodge, w. G. Marshall.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1909-12-17
DEATHS DURING THE WEEK
MIR. ROBERT MONTGOMERY.

| MIR. ROBERT MONTGOMERY.
Mr.. Robert Montgomery, son of Mr..
John w. Montgomery, died on the Sth
inst, at the home of his father at Deer
| field, of tuberculosis, from which he
had beeu sufferer for several years.
About three weeks ago he returned
from Colorado, where he had spent
some years, hoping to benefit his
health. He was only 20 years of age,
and his death is a most pathetic one.
His father and several sisters survive
him. The funeral took place Friday.
MRS. MARTHA MIDDLEK AUFF.
Mrs. Martha L. Middlekauff,, widow
of III. d. Middlekauff, died here on
Tuesday morning of pneumonia, aged
"a years. Deceased came here some
years ago from Charles Town, w. Va.
She is survived by two sons, Messrs. II.
B. and r. f. Middlekauff, of this city,
and one daughter, Mrs. Nj. K. Dehring
of Louisville, Ky. The funeral took
place Wednesday afternoon conducted
by Rev. d. H. Kern, assisted by Rev.
o. f. Gregory.
MRS. ELIZABETH HENSLEY.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hensley, widow of
John G. Hensley, died at her home here
on Tuesday morning, of a complication
of diseases, aged SO years. p Surviving
her are three children, Mrs. Samuel
Smith, M rs. R. III. Smith and Mr.. K.
X. Hensley. The funeral took place
Wednesday from the Baptist church,
conducted by the pastor, Rev. DR.. O..
f. Gregory.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1909-12-17
NO STATEWIDE BILL NOW.
STRAW POLL OF VIRGINIA LEGISLA-
TURE INDICATES THIS.

TURE INDICATES THIS.
Richmond, Va, Dec. ia straw
poll of the Virginia Legislature where
the Antl-Saloon League of the State
will precipitate fight for submission
of the question of Statewide prohib;-
ton to the vote of the people at the
biennial session in January, shows an
apparently strong majority for the
Democratic principle of local option.
The poll, which is not yet complete,
shows a decided sentiment against
Statewide prohibition. The Senators
and Representatives yet to be heard
from will unquestionably swell this
majority. Returns have been received
| frona more than half the members of
the Legislature, showing ratio for
local option of 6 or to l in the entire
members of the General Assembly of
about 10 to l in both houses, counting
the returns from the Democrats alone.
Out of total of 140 members Of the
Legislature, including both parties, the
position of rs has been outlined. 1t is
apparent that no sort of Statewide
prohibition will be possible of the ap-
preaching session. Among those who
have been heard from there are several
that may be classed in the doubtful
column. The two houses com bined
show GA mem bers favoring local option,
10 for State wide prohibition and in
doubt. Sixty-four members are yet to
be heard from. The Republicans ap-
pear to be about equally divided on the
question.
Humphreys & Timberlake, who sued
the G. & 0. Ry. in the corporation
court for the loss of number of cases
lemons, was given a verdict for SAG. SO
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Ship Subsidy.

Consular reports are to the effect thai
Japan intends to abandon the policy Of
Substituting her merchant marine, be-
cause she finds 1t not only improbable,
but disastrous. The scheme is only a
process of that government paternal-
ism that is the straightest road to a
complete state socialism. If one in
dustry is to be made profitable by sub
sidy from the public treasury, then il
will soon follow that all industries shall
be so fOstered.
If the man making that admirable
utensil for the kitchen, an iron pot, is
to be granted reasonable profit by
act of Congress, does it not necessarily
follow that the farmland who plants,
cultivates, later digs the potato destin-
ed to be boiled in that pot shall be guar
aateed ga reasonable and profitable
wage by act of Congress? The pot is
absolutely worthless without the pota-
to or the cabbage or the turnip or other
raw food to boil in it.
1t is suggested that the folks grow
ing stuff on farms are so patriotic that
they will drop into agony unless their
crops are carried away in ship flying
the American flag That is an admir-
able sentiment and absolutely praise
worthy from patriotic standpoint.
All of us exude the sweat of anguish
on that account; but when that frigid
fact that knows not sentiment or pa
triotiSm admonishes us that it will cost
the Dakota farmer cent bushel on
the crop of wheat and the Georgia
planter as much in protection on his
crop of cotton to send their stuff abroad
under our glorious flag those fellows are
so unsentimental and so unpatriotic as
to kick.
1t is all very foolish, and perhaps it
is all very calamitous; but your farmer
is going to ask in the end, and SO will
your manufacturer, that our navigation
laws be revised.
And, besides that, ten years ship
subsidy means free ships, and our ship
yards are playing with fire.-Wash-
ington Post.
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FINE CALENDAR.

Your attention is called to the beauti-
full art calendar entitled ''The Virginia
Hunters which Edward J. Quinn, Of
Washington, ID. g., is sending each oil
his customers. This calendar exceeds
in beauty and style any calendar dis.
tributed this year. 1t is a special pic
turG, and was secured from one of the
most noted American artists.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1909-12-17

Hon. A. f. Withrow of Bath county,
was visitor here on Friday, and YVES
warmly welcomed by many old friends.
Miss Katie Bell Robson of Mos y
Creek, spent several days in the city
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Caldwell have
gone to Lewisburg, w. Va, being call
ed there by heillness of Mr.. Cardwell's
mother,
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Beautiful Art Color Gravures.

The Art Color Gravures ssThe Phila-
delphia Press" is giving its readers are
striking a popular demand. These
world-famous masterpieces of art are
1Ox2O inches in size, repropuced by the
celebrated color gravure process. They
will make great collection and beau
tify any home. For full explanation
how to secure these pictures at a small
expense, read "The Philadelphia
Press -
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Bells Prices for Poultry.

Until further notice l will pay:
Good fat turkeys, 16c.
Chickens, old and young, lie.
Old ROSTERS, &c.
Ducks, lie.
Delivered to Bells Poultry House
No. 10, E. Frederick ST., Staunton, VI
J. III. BELL.
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A Valuable Christmas Gift,

Why not give your son, daughter,
ward or friend, a scholarship for a
course OF Bookkeeping or Stenography
at the DUNSMORE BUSIN ESS
COLLEGE, Staunton, Virginia
The gift will improve by age, and
will be an asset in the struggle of life
for money and bread
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Broken Rail Wrecked Train.

Near Greensboro, N. c., Wednesday
broken rail wrecked one of the big
Southern trains, causing the death of
IA persons and the injury of 80 others.
Among them Mr.. A. P. Cone, supt. of
the Richmond division of that road
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Christmas and New Year Excnr-
sions, 100000.

Southern Railway will sell reduced
fare tickets from all points on Deem
Der is, II, Is, 81, %, %, "a, 25 and 81,
1909, and January l, 1910, account
Christmas and New Year Holidays.
For full information in regard to
fares, dates, schedules, etc., apply to
any ticket agent.
L. S. BROWN, Gen. Agent,
st Southern Railway.
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Notice to taxpayers

Notice is hereby given that the Sec
OND HALF OF CITY TAXES for thu
year 1909 is now due and ready for col
lection. All persons failing to pay
one-half by JANUARY 1st, 1910, will bt
charged FIVE PER CENT. PENALTY
on the whole. and their tickets turn
ed over to the Collector for immediate
collection.
ARISTA HOGE, Treasurer,
City of Stanton, Va.
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THE SUN Daily at 1 Cent

NEWSPAPER
THE NEWS sday gathered
achron of
WON1ArPS benign
1Snark BUSINESS MANS NECESSITY
orrnati
By Mail THE SUN Daily Is Cents Month and s. Year.
THE SUNDAY SUM- by Mail for IS Cents Month and $3.50 Year.
poi O. intere me
and
A..
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La Villa de Madrid

Incompatible resulta el surtldo
que esta recibiendo La Villa de Ma
drid" Este establecimiento montado
4 la moderna no tiene competencla
desde ell fino organdi de 5 centavos
hasta ell Pano de Lion de S 2y plda
los mejores Cuellos y Corbatas fran
cesas Y Punos de hilo, los mejores
Paraguas Y Sombrillas francesas des
de 75c. hasta S II, cada una los me-
jores rasos y piel de seda, Panuelos
de hilo y de seda Y el surtido mas
grande en- encajes Valenclens a O.lG
Ia pieza, ,nuestras tiras bordadas son
va conocidas tenemos ahora ell sur
tido mas complete que nunca y con
gran rebaja de precios En- flores ma
die compile en- buen gusto y bajos
precios asi como en- materlales para
sombreros desde ell alambre hasta la
pluma de Oxtrichs de $40 cada una
Este estabiecimiento vende mucho
por que tiene la mejor mercancla d
los precios mas reducidos. Es su le-
ma. Visitenos 8 pida muestras, Sc
guro de encontrar cuanto neceslte.
Pida nuestras lejitimas cintas Lau
rel Liberty de cuyo articulo somos
exclusives.
P. O. Box 764. Telefono 273. San
Francisco. 81. San Juan P. Rico.
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CERVEZA PIEL BROS.

A. ALVAREZ y HERMANOS
AGENTEs EXCLUSIVES EN- PUERTO
RICO DE LA CERvEZA PIEL.
No c0nticnc SuStdnclds noctrdS
PRErARADA DE MALTA FLOR DE CERvEzA
Is mas nutritlva que cualquera
otra ccrvcza, resultando bucn ali
mcnto. Tonica Y reconstituyente
Aumcnta el peso de las personals que
la usan. Fabrlcada Y envasada sin la
adicion de sustancias quimicas Con
ticnc gran proportion dc malta. Pre-
narada dc acuerdo con el mttodo
DORMl' NDER REAL GERMAN
BEER. De acuerdo con la ley ma
cional de Alimentos y Drogas Gle
JUNO 80 dc 1906.
En- todoS los eStdblecimlcntoS debe
L pedr cerreza PieL Bros.
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Abel de Goldberg, su hijo, era ur
apuesto caballero, brillante, ,expertc
y diestro en- los negocios.
Sarah, SUI hiia mayor, habfa casa
do con Mr.. de Laurens; Esther, la Sc
gunda, era los veinticinco amos VIII
da de un par de Francia; y todo lo
que Sc podfa decir con respecto Liza
la Ultima, es que era dulce y hermosa
como un angel.
Mr.. Reinhold, socio principal de
la casa, tenia una invidiable reputa-
cion de ilustrada filantropia y de ia
lento industrial Ell era quien dirigia
los negocios con Abel de Goldberg
/, porque dcsde hacia algunos amos el
viejo Goldberg reposaba de las fati-
gas de SUI laboriosa carrera.
Mientras que madame de Laurens
volvia a tomar su cup6, estacionado
en- cl angulo dc la calle dc Phelip-
peaux, cl baron de Rodach habfa per
manecido inm6vil en- el mismo sitio,
meditando quizas en- las causas que
habian podido dar pie a la equlvo
caci6n de la linda dana.
Su meditation fue corta, sin en-
barge, record6 de pronto los aconte-
cimientos que precedieron al encuen
tro, vOlvio vivamente sus ojos ha
cia cl punto en- que el bello adolecen
tc, a quien Sc gula, Sc habfa parade
POGO antes.
Pero como nuestro j6ven habfa Sc
guido SUI camino, Rodach no VIC mas
que rostros dcsconocidos Il la entra-
da de la galeria
Apenas habian taranscurrido dos
minutes desde que ell joven dejara
su coche. no podfa, pues, estr muy
lejos, v Rodach continue SUI marcha
internandose en- el Temple.
Su clevada estatura lie permitia
yer por encima de las cabezas de Ia
multitud, compuesta en- su mayor
parte dc mujeres. No obstante, re
gistro en- vano la callc principal v to
das las cien callejuelas que penetran
en- el interior, pues lie fu6 impossible
dcscubrir al Undo j6ven.
El dia, proximo a termlnar, en-
pczaba a difundir las sombras por cl'
mercado. El fondo de los puestos iba
obscurccitndose, y traves de hque-
Has tinieblas Sc percibian aun los con
fusos movimientos Gle los comprado-
res, que Sc estrechaban prorrumpien
do ell injurias y bravatas, y cuyas
mil voccs asperas y roncas Sc mezcla
ban produciendo un odioso concerto
Ell Temple, esa inmenta barraca,
es el digno y verdadero paralelo de
la Bolsa.
NADIA falta a la semejanza, 81 no
es que la antigua justicia del Tenn
pie condena a los ladrones torpes q
ser azotados Y expulsados de su seno.
En- lugar de jugar allf sobre accio-
nes, la codicia sin freno juega sobre
harapos.
Ell Temple tiene su jerga: Squien
es el que no conoce la de la Bolsa?
Desputs de estas comparaclones
entire la Bolsa y ell Temple, debemos
haccr una exception.
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Sc ALQUILA casa -rande nue-
va IN el Parque trente al mar, cor 9
III mucbles- Rsk6n J. de Benece-
cf,ea. Cristo 8 altos. dc S j II dc Ia
maHana- Sv S-NJra ;
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JJltimas novedadeS.

Sitiene usted que hacer a'gun reg a
10 yea el immense surtido de joyeria
de todas classes, desde 10 mas barato
hasta 10 mejor en- la antigua y acre
ditada casa de TINAUD, donde Sc
acaba de rscibir el mejor surtido que
nunca &c ha visto en- Puerto Rico.
Tambien hay una variedad de efec-
tos de plata y plateados y de otras
novedades propias para regalos todo
{ precios eumamente limitados antes
de comprar haga usted una vista a
dicho establecimiento Zen el cual Sc
han hecho importantes reformas) y
no dudamos saldr& usted complacido-
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Banco Territorial y
AgTico|a de Pto. Rice
SECCION DE AHORROS.

Por acuerdo del Consejo de Ad-
ministraccion en- session de hoy, Sc ha
modificado, para empezar a reglr dies
deSde el 10. de Julio proximo el tipo
dc intcrts sobrc iibretas de la seccion
de Ahorros d razon del 5coanual.
Lo que Sc hace ptiblico para COMO
cimiento de los interesados. San
Juan. p. Il. 30. Junio de l9O9.-El
Secretario P. Rocafort-Vo. Bo. -
FL director Gerente r. Castro Con
ZaleZ.
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A viViT en- miIamar

Sitio saludablc, 4 hucra altura So
bre ell nivel del mar. con iarilldaL dc
comunicaciones Y On sitio ccntrico
de Santurce, es un nagnifico sltio ~.
ra residir. Cada vcz Sc levantan me-
tan nuevas V elegantes vivicndas en-
"Miramar" y los rclidos de solaree
aumentan cada dia. LAS callcs So
han terraplenado Y hay servicio> Gc
aqua v luz. Es el sitio de mods.
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I! Que esperan!

SQue esperan los boticarios
de Puerto Rico, que aun no
tlepen?
Las BOTICAs importantes 10
venden.
sQuc venden? Lo mejor de
10 mejor para ell catarro, tisis,
ronquera, tos.
TABONUCOL, TABONUCoL.
Pidanse detalles q los Sres.
J. NJ. Blanco V CON-, y a don
Fidel Guillermety, en- San
Juan.
< los Sres. F. Ruiz de Po-
rras V Co.en Ponce,y al detalle
EN ToDAs LAS BoTICAs DE MA
YOR IMPORTANCIA.
No de mas de rs centavos
rnr pote.
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GANGA

/ Sc vende Dor mits.u dc pre-
clio 6 325.00) un Auto-piano
en- perfecto estado. Luto en- Ia
familia es Ia causa de SUI ve1ta.
Sc daran informes en- esta Ad-
ministraci0n.
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Sc arrienda.

Una magniflca finca rlistica par
celia de la que fuc Hacienda Iuliia'
radicada en- cl harrio "Mamcynl''
termino municipal dcl Dorado. com
puesta de frcSciontas cUGir0 = mod,a
cuerdas dc terrcno hucnas para caial
pastos, abundantcs en aguas { IN
mediata il la carrctcra Y iermcarrll
que conduce de esta capital i Areci-
bo. Para mas iniormcs dinslrSc i
sus duenos Dona Elisa V Conccpci6n
Skerrett residentcs eli Caguas.
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Venta de una casa

80 voudp una casa recien construir
ia On IA caiie de Cerra en- Santurce
ircntc i Is casa en- que habita la Sra.
\rud, de Egozcue. Informaran apa--
tadn NJ. M. San Juan y. r.
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Entire los compradores de
relojes a plazos en- la joyerla
de F. Kehrhahn y &C Sc ofre-
uereloj "Waltham' semanal- l.
mente. La dlt ma semana
obtuvo uno "a socla Srta.
M. Gonzalez, de Santurce.
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ROMAN PEARLS

No importa Ia edad que u>tcl ten
"a, las ROMAN PEARLS lie reiuvc-
ncceran, Ia restauraran la vitaIidad Y
el vigor. atin cuando ests vielo. Nj
les de ancianos deben su hienestar 1
las ROMAN PEARLS. una cala T.
todo 10 que Sc neocsita, Sc envia al
ruibirse $500, ton 10 clsl 81 les
tablccer:i por complete. Re cnvia 81
un envoitorio seneillo. Sc garaniiLa
Ia curaci6n, y en- caso oontrario sc
dcyueIve el dinero.
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FL HIJO DEL DIABL0.
Por Paul Fepol.

-Venid a esa hora. % a cual
quiera otra; porque mi marldo no es
ia va celoso.
FL acento con que pronunci6 es
tas paibras era eXtrano; Sc pod{a adj
vinar en- 81 la perfidia victoriosa d'
la mujer despues de largas y terri
bies luchas,y la profunda desgracis
del hombre. ..
Hizo una ligera inclination de ca
beza V Sc a leio diciendo:
-Hasta manana.
Sigui6 la el baron un momento col
la mirada mientras Sc escurrla entire
la multitud: un rayo habia brotade
del fondo de su pupila.
MAD. de Laurens!. .-mur-
muro-la hija mayor de Moses Geic
Ell. MERCADO.
FL viejo dandy del pallet 8 hIancc
Y su companero parecian haIiarse
muy distantes de su verdadero cen
tro. Verdior no podfa habitar slno las
encrucijadas de Pa'acio Real: su do
miciIio debia ser aiguna buhardlia
de la caiic Traversiere, 8 de ia de Pie
rre Lescot.
FL cabaliero despedia TN perfume
muy prom unciado de caizada de An
tin Y de Boisa.
Sc habian encontrado ALI, sin en-
barge, dc la manera mas sencllla y
natural. Por otra parte, es preclso
pasar por ell Tempe para dlrlglrse
del boulevard de Gante 4 la caiie de
Brctana.
Hacia dicho sitio Sc dirigi6 al de-
jar d Verdier, ell cual a su vez Sc en-
ramino a aIguna parte en- que huble-
Sc juegos prohlbidos.
Fl caba Hero Sc detuvo delante de
la antigua casa que forma ell angulo
de las cafes de Salntongo y de Bre-
tana, y prcgunt6 por la sonora viz
condeSa de Audcmer.
Conocemos yo los nombres Gle la
linda tapada y de n uestro encapota-
flo extrangero. La primera era ma
dame de Laurens, y el otro Sc Hama
ba cI scnor baron de Rodach, Sobre
este liitimo NADIA mas sabemos por
ahora.
Respecto a la ioven del simon, no
tardara mucho sin duda en- venlr Il
cruzarse en- nuestro camlno.
Mad. de Laurens era la flor, Gle la
lristocracia financiera. Esta-
"a enIazada con ell agente de cam
bio Leon de Laurens, hombre pode-
rosamente rico, y cuya conoclda pro-
bidad desafiaba a esos proverblaies
que corren siempre respec-
to i los agentes de cambios.
Su padre era ell viejo Mr.. de Geld
berg. de la casa Goldberg, Reinhoid
compaTia.
FL viejo Goldberg era un hombre
un verdadero patriarch,
tfmido y modesto, a pesar de ser mi
ionario: V solo encontraba su mayor
licha en- el amor de sus hijos.
Bajo este aspecto, la Providencia
e habia favorecidO notablemente.
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exceso en- los placeres Juveniles
Los males que causa fsto, son gra'
yes y de eonsecuencias. pues term',
nan en- locura, par:ilisis Y cpilepsia-
Si aIguno de estos msles lie aicctan
i usted. no aguarde a que Sc haran
incurable., sino que pida rnmcilaia-
meutc una botella de
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HOMBRES DE BILES
Falta de Vigor

la ptrdida de la
memoria. ell eneogi-
miento de los orga
nos, Ia debilidad fist
ca, las pesadillas, son /,
el resultado por el
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Esihste Chemical ccmpanl ;lxss. f5i-
s.. kes fort Department a.

FL dinern debera remitirse Dor giro
sohrc Nuc,a York por express . en-
Ios postales en- cartss certifica ias
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Home of HemdersomviUe Mercantile. &c.

Judge Alton B. Parker. one
time nominee of the Democratic
party for President, when here
recently remarked: The seen
cry along the French Broad
River is in every way superior to
the Hudson. Hendersonville is a
most beautiful town and Western
North Carolina justly deserves
the name of The Switzerland of
America
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"The busiest store in town.
that just about decribes the Hen
Jacksonville Mercantile Compa-
ny's establishment-and it's the
busiest store in town for the SIM
pie reason that, under its capa-
BILE manager, Mr. F. z. Morris,
the discriminating buyers, the
ladies especially, of this town,
persist in patronizing a store
where they are certain to find
what they want, at reasonable
prices, and where the most cour-
teous attention possible is shown
them.
The Hendersonville Mercantile
Co. is located on the famous
blue Ridge Inn corner"-the
busiest corner in town. The
store itself is large and pleasant
and presents a most inviting ap-
pearance.
The quality, of the goods CIR
ried is simply the best. No store
can make a finer exhibition of
ladies' dainty furnishings, and
here the most fastidious woman
shopper will find beautiful laces,
embroideries and silks to suit the
most exacting taste.
In ladies' ready-to-wear gar.
ments the showing at this store
is most elaborate, and for the
adornment of mere man there is
the best known makes of shirts,
the latest collars, the prettiest
neckwear.
But the strongest selling point
of the Hendersonville Mercantil,
Co. is in the famous shoe depart.
ment, where will be found an un
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limited assortment of al syes,
al prices of footwear.
There will be found the cele-
brated Queen Quality shoes for
ladies -over a thousand pairs sold
here last year-and the King
Quality shoes for men. The re-
putation of this famous shoe de-
partment is enviable and has
been achieved only through
the untiring efforts of the man
agement to give the people the
highest-grade article at the
closest possible price.
The Hendersonville Mercantile
Company's business grows with
the town, and the tourist in need
of anything with which to replen-
ish his wardrobe can do no bet
ter than to enter this pleasant
store where he will find every
thing to satisfy his needs.