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rJAMBS An Independcai Weekly l Rntrrtit Editor nl Ike ctaii MRACERTH E C I r rIZEN THE HALF HOME Dovoted Interests PRICE FARM UNTIL to of the JUNE SCHOOL 4 y IO IV A Family Pallor BEREA MADISON COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY MAY 28 1903 One dollar a rear NO 99 I IiIDEAS I an tlioso who never work w Much labor in unsown BO that tusks It iiHiially iMMm fnflior than they lint Tim bwit time to help JlHoplu gener I lnil IN whet they wish to ho helped To eoiniiiniiil oat s IH the Ilrst Htttp towards rommaniiiog out ties tiny j TAKE NOTIC- ECoiiiiiuinceiiiciit anil Iliiine NPIIII lulr luim t- Ktimmnlwr that Graduates Sundny in in ninny ways the greatest day in the year and true sermon by Mr Vnu Horn next Suudiiy inoriiiiii will Im One In do iitt nil good I Only six duN more See piige- fi Iollllllll M- TIH Fiftieth AnniverHary of Ho ma church town and College will IH reehratt in Iliu Ttdwrnaclo noxt Sunday evening at 2tO with itddrefcM by Irnfewtor HOKIrHi Important to Milmcrilinrs Hl B IIIIKO n coliiinu i- TliH exprclHivi in connection with Decoration day on Snttmlay will be gin at 100 n in nt tilt Tabernacle lion A K W ill 11011 of Ixtnisville will deliver the priucipnl address Kino program of funeral exercises at- C 1 p in- FROM THE WIDE WORLD A MiHond Boor colony iHlolweNtah lishtttl in Mexico Turk burmd a village in Mace donin and deHtroyed I CO live Wont en sad girls nun + outraged and rate stand Paul thou + t Max OIMItliltl this I wtek in Pnrit from the effect of an nHTHtii > n performed last year for ap xnidrili lu an automobile race in France six pornoun weni killed threw fatally and 411m seriously injured It in thought automobile raring will hereafter IM prohibited in Franco Cuba has celebrated the first an nirereary of Cuban lndeKtideuce The years progress has Iwxm remark- able t The surplus Linn increased from sMO000 to J2OW000 The death rate has dccreafted more than 8 per cent The capacity of the Cu Imim for self government hat gout lit jond the exHxlntiotm of the world IN OUR OWN COUNTRY 1Lost Saturday Irrn lloos veltH q journey was half over when he reached Seattle Washington Mark Twain the humoriHt his wife and two daughters are ill nt their home on till Hudson Twp million dollars of buried lrean lire k alleged to hnvo lawn found iu Wwtvrn Oklahoma Cloudbursts in Oklahoma laws ran detest hundreds homelpnH and result wl in property damage aggregating over TuwltXM- lThe Itureaii of Ordinance of the War department has decided on the 1M inch rillu to be used for service aH it in morn accurate easier handled and will ho nerved to infantry cavalry ar lillery and marines The Springfield armory will at onco login to mauu fuel ore the now weapon Three thousand muii employed in nine tannerieH in Milwaukee Win went on n strike Monday Thn anniversary of the birth of Ralph Waldo Emerson the great American essayist was observed ill many cities on Monday- COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY < Infantry troops from Frankfort Lexington and Sholbrville and forty membera of tho Louisville artillery hat t llioll have beet ordered to Jack- son Urealhitt county in connection with Marcuin murder ease Oov Mookham will be called on to appoint a special judge to try Caleb Powers the Court of Appeals having sustained the motion that Judge Can trill vacate the bench The special grand jury at Jackson Hreathitt county on Monday indicted t Curtis Jelt sad Thomas White harg > ml with the assassination of J B Marcuin Tie Louisville Baptist Orphans Home nt First and St Catherine Sta Louisville is the main beneficiary un ¬ dHr the will of Capt W F Norton HomeV 700000 only NV duyfl more Nee page 5 col n in 11 3 n u H FIELD DAY This Great Event of the Year for Berea passes off in Fine Style Norman Williams wins medal for most points taking six firsts Howard Hall boys win mile relay raceBerea takes tennis match from Georgetown Suf fern makes fas time on the dashes By nine oclock on last Thurmlay morning a large crowd had assembled at the fair grounds to witness track and field events of Heron College Though no phenoniinal records were made yet the occasion must ho voted a decided success The need for long and faithful training NO often shown iu every walk of life was again force ably emphasized by Thursdays re stilts JtJurthOHO who took part had trained carefully enough to do their very mHtltnd those who had given most attention to their training in most cases were easy winners while those who had trained little made a poor showing Norman Williams proved himself quite an athlete taking first in each of the six events he entered which gave him iO oints and the medal P O Dt rthick won the mile run for the second year in succession The event which perhaps attracted the moet interest was tile mile relay run between Spencer CaolieUi Green and Ooius for toward Hall Hoda picket tears composed ol Derlhick Errant Hatch and Leahy Dertbick bunt Spencer on the first quartet Krnst increased this lead on Canfield for the second quarter Green for Howard Hall made good gains on Hatch in the third quarter and Goius passed Leahy in the fourth quarter winning for Howard Hall by in splendid lead Suffern our fastest runner kept up his reputation by waking the M and 100 yard dashes in the same tithe as that made by Yale and Harvard in their great annual athletic meet last Saturday lie was but one firth of a second slower on thin 20 yard dish The tennis match with Georgetown College was a decided success especi ¬ ally as Berea camo off winners By preliminary matches Young and Frost were selected to represent Berea Bradley and lUcks represented Georgetown The winners of three sots out of five won the match I KENTUCKS SILVERJONOUED ORATOR Kentukcys silver tongued orator Col Goo W Bain whose voice is never raised except iu behalf of that which is pure and true and who is more widely known than almost any other son of Kentucky to day is to give the address before the Literary Societies on Tuesday night June 2 His subject isliThe Safe Side of Life for Young Men Col Bain will also be present on the morning of Commencement Day and doubtless be called on to speak from the platform Col Bain is constantly in demand in all parts of the United States He has spoken at Chautauqua a dozen times at Ocean Grove N J thirty sixtimea at Moundville W Va twen ¬ ty times at Chickering Hall New Obiolsix a and In hundreds of I IIa cisco c I The summary of uvsnts- 50yd I dash handicap fi yds Suf fern scratch Canfield iirst Leahy second SunVn third SunernH time Ti 2 f seconds 100yd dash handicap 12 yds Stiffen scratch Caufield first Black second Suffern third Sn hems time 10 15 seconds 220yd dash handicap 15 yds SufTern scratch Gobs first Canfield second Green third Sulferna time 22 15 seconds Mile relay won by Howard Hall team Time 4 minutes 12 seconds Mile run Derthick first Black second Damon third Tints fi min 4 seconds Rifle Match Treadway first A Hunt second Ross third Score thirteen sixteenths inches Shot put Bristol Taylor first LeahysecoutilVillinms third Dill ¬ tance 2l feet High kick Leahy first Kise second Height 7 ft 2 iu Baseball throw Williams first Tay- lor second Ernst third Distance 2JU feet Polo vault Carr first Maltby second Williamson third Height 8 ft 2 in- Standing broad jump Williams first Canfield second Taylor third Distance 9 f1101 inches Running broad jump Williams first Canfield second Taylor third Distance 17 ft 7 in Running hopstep and jump Wil ¬ llama flretj Williamson second Tay lor third Distance 10 ft 9 in Standing hopstep and jump Wil ¬ liams first Taylor second Distance- to ft Running high jump Williams first Williamson second Height 5 ft ft inches Ten J is match First set won by Be ¬ rea games 62 second set won by Georgetown games 7fi third anti fourth sets won by Berea games ti 11Rnd Ii 2 respectively uuu FUN AND FACTS What IM the hardest key to turn t A tonkey treat Inlrrril lrnnlre ted lOur readers are following the story of Jim Dumps as told in the Force adon last page with much interest A new verso each week The more you take away the larger it grows what is it t A hole The professional schools of the Uni ¬ versity of Chicago aro being rapidly organized At present there are four schools giving instruction in prepara ¬ tion for the work of Minister the Phy ¬ sician the Lawyer and the Teacher See display ad iu another column Special circulars will be sent on appli- cation to the University of Chicago Chicago Illinois Why do hens always lay eggs in the daytime At night they are roosters WANTED YOUNG MEN to prepare for Government Positions Fine Openings in all Departments Gad Salaries Rapid Promotion Examinations soon Particulars free- InterState Cor Inst Cedar Rapids la A Iricate Sate I will sell at my house in rear of Baptist church at private sale 1 small cook stove 4 airtight wood heating stoves 1 bicycle Win Lod wickMrs H W Graham Berea Ky wishes to buy 100 Ibs of wool front the black sheep If you are a progressive student or successful uptodate teacher and de ¬ sire a you should at once en ¬ CooperativeUnion Donti BiNKLFv BAKER Managers Temple Texas Mr Baker is n graduate of Berea College was lor seven years a student here is a native Kentuckian and well known heroEuj = + THE EYES OFMEN AND WOMEN are similar iu all respects Their con- dition ¬ and requirements when exam ¬ ined are generally very different This is caused by difference in work and temperament GLASSES- to suit these conditions and require ¬ ments are made and supplied here Tests made skilful opticians with modern scientific instruments put us in possession of information which us to furnish just the right oymlPIIIt T Ae Robinson Optician and Jeweler Main Street Richmond Ky fflONOMENTi Urns Headstones Statuary Granite and MarbU Work of all kinds done iu workmanlike manner at raI sonable prices suit dispatch Allwork guar ¬ anteed b- yGOLDEN FLORA RICHMOND Ky Coiner ol Malu amt Collln Streets Cu DR M E JONES Dentist 1e Office Over Printing office Office Days Wednesday to end of the weekI GARNET HOTEL Newly Pittwlup Meals Board and Lodging at popular prices 1IIIUK61HichmOlul R G ENGLE Prop OGG CO I GROCERIES and DRY GOODS Fruits and Vegetables a Specialty Sole agent for Banner Cream Bread OPPOSITE BURDETTES MILL 1I I i ISTEINIlOCH or KIRSCHMUM I A piece of fine hair cloth is worked into the inside of each coat I tohold i baudpaddedshoulders hero lo fit you perlectly no matter what your build Prices aret I 1250 1500 and 1100 I orlerkind II Covington and Banks t I FOR MEN AND BOYS II II FOR Richmond Kentucky HsI OUTFITTERS J I SUBSCRIBE The Citizen I FIFTY CENTS A YEAR I S4rMadison IdIIIII4I nufcluroller Flour Corn Meal Ship Stuffs Crushed Corn Etci I Our GOLD ihlrd OF MADISON is another Excellent iPRIDE II II14bN4 FlourI IlPotts DuersonI Whites Station Ky i I LN NN N NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNMNNNNNNN NNNNN Ni ITHEODORE I will stand my registered Duroo Jersey Roar at my home in Berea Ky for the spring season of 1903 at 50 cents payable at time of service This boar is a very fine hog duringthe by some of the beet breeders in the county and has served in the herd of J W Herndon YANTEED n If Its From Joplins Its Good A full line of FUKNITUUE always on hand We invite our Berea friends to make themselves at home at JOILINS when in Richmond CARPETS mid MATTINGS UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY NKV JO S JOPLIN Richmond Ky II Spring Dress Goods White Goods Ginghams etc We are adding daily new things in Lawns Allover Embroideries Laces Ribbons etc Ladies are especially invited to call and see them SEE our beautiful line of GupetH Mnttliir nud tugs The largest assortment and best values shown in tho city SEE our line of Trunks Telescopes nod Valises SEE our Men Wouieu and Childrens Shoos at all price > and the best you can buy for the moneySEE our Men and Boys Wool Fur and Straw Hats in all the latest shapes at prices to suit all If you want clothes that lit if you want clothes that wear if you want a suit for yourself or boy and want the Best Clothing at the Lowest Price DONT FAIL to inspect our stock before buying Orders taken for tailormade suits and fit guar ¬ I anteed Only a look and you will be assured that we can save you money I LACKEY HAMILTON I S CORNER MAIN AND FIRST STREETS RICHMOND KY 1 Y
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rJAMBS An Independcai Weekly
lRntrrtit
Editor
nl IkectaiiMRACERTH E CI r rIZEN THE
HALF
HOME
DovotedInterests
PRICE
FARMUNTIL
toof
the
JUNE
SCHOOL4
yIO IV A Family Pallor BEREA MADISON COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY MAY 28 1903 One dollar a rear NO 99 IIiIDEAS I
an tlioso whonever work
w Much labor in unsown BO that tusksIt iiHiially iMMm fnflior than they lint
Tim bwit time to help JlHoplu generIlnil IN whet they wish to ho helped
To eoiniiiniiil oat s IH the IlrstHtttp towards rommaniiiog out tiestiny
j TAKE NOTIC-ECoiiiiiuinceiiiciit anil Iliiine
NPIIII lulr luim t-
Ktimmnlwr that Graduates Sundnyin in ninny ways the greatest day inthe year and true sermon by Mr VnuHorn next Suudiiy inoriiiiii will ImOne In do iitt nil good
I Only six duN more See piige-fi Iollllllll M-
TIH Fiftieth AnniverHary of Ho machurch town and College will IH
reehratt in Iliu Ttdwrnaclo noxtSunday evening at 2tO with itddrefcM
by Irnfewtor HOKIrHiImportant to Milmcrilinrs
Hl B IIIIKO n coliiinu i-
TliH exprclHivi in connection withDecoration day on Snttmlay will begin at 100 n in nt tilt Tabernaclelion A K W ill 11011 of Ixtnisvillewill deliver the priucipnl addressKino program of funeral exercises at-
C1 p in-
FROM THE WIDE WORLD
A MiHond Boor colony iHlolweNtahlishtttl in Mexico
Turk burmd a village in Macedonin and deHtroyed I CO live Wonten sad girls nun + outraged and ratestand
Paul thou + t Max OIMItliltl thisI wtek in Pnrit from the effect of an
nHTHtii > n performed last year for apxnidrili
lu an automobile race in France sixpornoun weni killed threw fatally and
411m seriously injured It in thoughtautomobile raring will hereafter
IM prohibited in FrancoCuba has celebrated the first an
nirereary of Cuban lndeKtideuceThe years progress has Iwxm remark-able
tThe surplus Linn increased
from sMO000 to J2OW000 Thedeath rate has dccreafted more than8 per cent The capacity of the CuImim for self government hat gout litjond the exHxlntiotm of the world
IN OUR OWN COUNTRY
1Lost Saturday Irrn lloos veltHq journey was half over when he
reached Seattle WashingtonMark Twain the humoriHt his wife
and two daughters are ill nt theirhome on till Hudson
Twp million dollars of buried lreanlire k alleged to hnvo lawn found iu
Wwtvrn Oklahoma
Cloudbursts in Oklahoma laws randetest hundreds homelpnH and resultwl in property damage aggregatingover TuwltXM-
lThe Itureaii of Ordinance of theWar department has decided on the1M inch rillu to be used for service aH
it in morn accurate easier handled andwill ho nerved to infantry cavalry arlillery and marines The Springfieldarmory will at onco login to mauufuel ore the now weapon
Three thousand muii employed in
nine tannerieH in Milwaukee Winwent on n strike Monday
Thn anniversary of thebirth of Ralph Waldo Emerson thegreat American essayist was observedill many cities on Monday-
COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY<
Infantry troops from FrankfortLexington and Sholbrville and fortymembera of tho Louisville artilleryhat t llioll have beet ordered to Jack-son Urealhitt county in connectionwith Marcuin murder ease
Oov Mookham will be called on toappoint a special judge to try CalebPowers the Court of Appeals havingsustained the motion that Judge Cantrill vacate the bench
The special grand jury at JacksonHreathitt county on Monday indicted
t Curtis Jelt sad Thomas White harg >
ml with the assassination of J BMarcuin
Tie Louisville Baptist OrphansHome nt First and St Catherine StaLouisville is the main beneficiary un ¬
dHr the will of Capt W F NortonHomeV700000
only NV duyfl more Nee page5 col n in 11 3
n u H
FIELD DAYThis Great Event of the Year for Berea passes off
in Fine Style
Norman Williams wins medal for most points taking sixfirsts Howard Hall boys win mile relay raceBereatakes tennis match from Georgetown Suffern makesfas time on the dashes
By nine oclock on last Thurmlaymorning a large crowd had assembledat the fair grounds to witness trackand field events of Heron CollegeThough no phenoniinal records weremade yet the occasion must ho voteda decided success The need for longand faithful training NO often showniu every walk of life was again forceably emphasized by Thursdays restilts JtJurthOHO who took part hadtrained carefully enough to do theirvery mHtltnd those who had given mostattention to their training in mostcases were easy winners while thosewho had trained little made a poorshowing
Norman Williams proved himselfquite an athlete taking first in eachof the six events he entered whichgave him iO oints and the medal
P O Dt rthick won the mile runfor the second year in succession
The event which perhaps attractedthe moet interest was tile mile relayrun between Spencer CaolieUi Greenand Ooius for toward Hall Hodapicket tears composed ol DerlhickErrant Hatch and Leahy Dertbickbunt Spencer on the first quartetKrnst increased this lead on Canfieldfor the second quarter Green forHoward Hall made good gains onHatch in the third quarter andGoius passed Leahy in the fourthquarter winning for Howard Hall by
in splendid leadSuffern our fastest runner kept up
his reputation by waking the M and100 yard dashes in the same tithe asthat made by Yale and Harvard intheir great annual athletic meet lastSaturday lie was but one firth of asecond slower on thin 20 yard dish
The tennis match with GeorgetownCollege was a decided success especi ¬
ally as Berea camo off winners Bypreliminary matches Young andFrost were selected to represent BereaBradley and lUcks representedGeorgetown The winners of threesots out of five won the match
I
KENTUCKS SILVERJONOUEDORATOR
Kentukcys silver tongued oratorCol Goo W Bain whose voice isnever raised except iu behalf of thatwhich is pure and true and who ismore widely known than almost anyother son of Kentucky to day is togive the address before the LiterarySocieties on Tuesday night June 2His subject isliThe Safe Side of Lifefor Young Men
Col Bain will also be present onthe morning of Commencement Dayand doubtless be called on to speakfrom the platform
Col Bain is constantly in demandin all parts of the United StatesHe has spoken at Chautauqua a dozentimes at Ocean Grove N J thirtysixtimea at Moundville W Va twen ¬
ty times at Chickering Hall New
Obiolsixa and In hundreds of IIIacisco
c
I The summary of uvsnts-50ydI dash handicap fi yds Suf
fern scratch Canfield iirst Leahysecond SunVn third SunernHtime Ti 2 f seconds
100yd dash handicap 12 ydsStiffen scratch Caufield first Blacksecond Suffern third Sn hemstime 10 15 seconds
220yd dash handicap 15 ydsSufTern scratch Gobs first Canfieldsecond Green third Sulfernatime 22 15 seconds
Mile relay won by Howard Hallteam Time 4 minutes 12 seconds
Mile run Derthick first Blacksecond Damon third Tints fi min4 seconds
Rifle Match Treadway first A
Hunt second Ross third Scorethirteen sixteenths inches
Shot put Bristol Taylor firstLeahysecoutilVillinms third Dill ¬
tance 2l feetHigh kick Leahy first Kise
second Height 7 ft 2 iu
Baseball throw Williams first Tay-lor second Ernst third Distance2JU feet
Polo vault Carr first Maltbysecond Williamson third Height8 ft 2 in-
Standing broad jump Williamsfirst Canfield second Taylor thirdDistance 9 f1101 inches
Running broad jump Williamsfirst Canfield second Taylor thirdDistance 17 ft 7 in
Running hopstep and jump Wil ¬
llama flretj Williamson second Taylor third Distance 10 ft 9 in
Standing hopstep and jump Wil ¬
liams first Taylor second Distance-to ft
Running high jump Williams firstWilliamson second Height 5 ft ft
inchesTenJ is match First set won by Be ¬
rea games 62 second set won byGeorgetown games 7fi third antifourth sets won by Berea games ti
11Rnd Ii 2 respectively
uuuFUN AND FACTS
What IM the hardest key to turn t A
tonkey
treat Inlrrril lrnnlre tedlOur readers are following the storyof Jim Dumps as told in the Forceadon last page with much interestA new verso each week
The more you take away the largerit grows what is it t A hole
The professional schools of the Uni ¬
versity of Chicago aro being rapidlyorganized At present there are fourschools giving instruction in prepara ¬
tion for the work of Minister the Phy ¬
sician the Lawyer and the TeacherSee display ad iu another column
Special circulars will be sent on appli-cation to the University of ChicagoChicago Illinois
Why do hens always lay eggs in thedaytime At night they are roosters
WANTED YOUNG MEN to prepare forGovernment Positions Fine Openingsin all Departments Gad SalariesRapid Promotion Examinations soon
Particulars free-
InterState Cor InstCedar Rapids la
A Iricate SateI will sell at my house in rear of
Baptist church at private sale 1
small cook stove 4 airtight woodheating stoves 1 bicycle Win Lod
wickMrsH W Graham Berea Ky
wishes to buy 100 Ibs of wool frontthe black sheep
If you are a progressive student orsuccessful uptodate teacher and de ¬
sire a you should at once en ¬
CooperativeUnionDontiBiNKLFv BAKER Managers TempleTexas Mr Baker is n graduate ofBerea College was lor seven years astudent here is a native Kentuckianand well known heroEuj
=+
THE EYES OFMEN AND WOMEN
are similar iu all respects Their con-dition
¬
and requirements when exam ¬
ined are generally very different Thisis caused by difference in work andtemperament
GLASSES-
to suit these conditions and require ¬
ments are made and supplied hereTests made skilful opticians withmodern scientific instruments put usin possession of information which
us to furnish just the rightoymlPIIItT Ae Robinson
Optician and Jeweler
Main Street Richmond Ky
fflONOMENTi
Urns Headstones Statuary
Granite and MarbU
Work of all kinds done iuworkmanlike manner at raIsonable prices suitdispatch Allwork guar ¬
anteed b-
yGOLDEN FLORA
RICHMOND Ky
Coiner ol Malu amt Collln Streets
Cu
DR M E JONESDentist 1e
Office Over Printing office
Office Days Wednesday to endof the weekI
GARNET HOTEL
Newly Pittwlup Meals Board andLodging at popular prices
1IIIUK61HichmOlulR G ENGLE Prop
OGG CO I
GROCERIES andDRY GOODS
Fruits and Vegetables a SpecialtySole agent for Banner Cream Bread
OPPOSITE BURDETTES MILL
1II
i ISTEINIlOCH or KIRSCHMUM
IA piece of fine hair cloth is worked into the inside of each coat
I toholdi baudpaddedshouldershero lo fit you perlectly no matter what your build
PricesaretI 1250 1500 and 1100
I orlerkindII Covington and Banks t
IFOR MEN AND BOYS
II II
FOR
RichmondKentuckyHsIOUTFITTERS J I
SUBSCRIBE The Citizen IFIFTY CENTS A YEAR
I S4rMadisonIdIIIII4I
nufcluroller FlourCorn Meal Ship Stuffs Crushed Corn Etci
IOur GOLD ihlrdOF MADISON is another ExcellentiPRIDE
II II14bN4FlourI
IlPotts DuersonIWhites Station Ky i
ILN NN N NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNMNNNNNNN NNNNN Ni
ITHEODOREI will stand my registered
Duroo Jersey Roarat my home in Berea Ky forthe spring season of 1903 at 50cents payable at time of service
This boar is a very fine hogduringtheby some of the beet breeders inthe county and has served inthe herd of J W Herndon
YANTEEDn
If Its From JoplinsIts Good
A full line of FUKNITUUE always on hand
We invite our Berea friends to make themselves at home at JOILINSwhen in Richmond
CARPETS mid MATTINGS UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY
NKV JO S JOPLIN Richmond KyIISpring Dress Goods White Goods Ginghams etcWe are adding daily new things in
Lawns Allover Embroideries Laces Ribbons etcLadies are especially invited to call and see them
SEE our beautiful line of GupetH Mnttliir nud tugs The largest assortment and bestvalues shown in tho city
SEE our line of Trunks Telescopes nod ValisesSEE our Men Wouieu and Childrens Shoos at all price > and the best you can buy for
themoneySEEour Men and Boys Wool Fur and Straw Hats in all the latest shapes at prices to suit allIf you want clothes that lit if you want clothes that wear if you want a suit for yourself or boy
and want theBest Clothing at the Lowest Price
DONT FAIL to inspect our stock before buying Orders taken for tailormade suits and fit guar ¬ Ianteed Only a look and you will be assured that we can save you money
I LACKEY HAMILTON IS CORNER MAIN AND FIRST STREETS RICHMOND KY
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