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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
WILL WEAR GAY GARMENTS
According % rhis Authority the
schoolmastsr of the Future Nay
Be Fashieaably Aitired.

calragu NAhiuksan irvlngn leha
hoa Crane sson wisi be Forgotten
t.eessds % TIE faiure ell 500 larla4s
him Coz the conventional sehoolmasss.
lslaags b lhs fhanelas afdof ane q
asepi aions q tAs arfenf
So Nnssf ulH The eeaAEosss 81
Sleepy Hoilos in tis aHE blars eost
8san,KnR cellar tiack ils. and llsa
alaak fsii haf O. pointed Qul as rs
nasel schaa.naater fls f0 be cfuua
81 81 tie fashion plate Then. tae
Be i % lpss BE popularity because b
lz loo serious
In bis place all cone Prof 1aha
Adams of f.aHdon. told University u
Chicago students a fse days ago he
professional dandy sehaalmAsier vita
Eay clothes. psfhaps . uss Beau Drum.
mel HIS eoat may BE- eat Ions. hul Il
must have ; singe ~ euiag 10 ii HI
lie mag stlll b II the baw faahloh bal
thsfe must Be stFeaka q red. green d
hfovh intsfsoseh into It His col
iaf may be hlgh or low. hag Il must hsfs
TIE proper seasons dip 70 e.
90 the Ses arhoalmaafsFa eoan-
tsnanes thefs must lufk radiant smiles
ffosna and seaNls wlll hs abandoned.
and aeeoFdinxl, there vii be wrinkles
on hia hAppg. eArefFes fAes Ne will
beam with hApplueaa aHa such an 81
ieetive a. melancholy uill be missing ID
BIZ vocabulary
ffaf Adams holds he chair of peia.
eozy IN the University e London IL
address, recently vas scheduled a. hs On
saal baildinf but ln His enthusiasm
for Bis prufesaion he turned ifom tie
main theme q give bis opinions % tAs
peaakoKug at the future
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
ARE HARVESTING SNAKES.
Newell Industry Which Il Proving
rrohtahls 70 New Jersey
People.

Mount Hollis. \. J-ssllinE pine
snakes + e nastims at shichtuuFs money
can b. made thar gathering u.oss on
kiilihg foxes "a this Industry : large
number q persons afs engaged lu the
plhts at Chatswurih. where Is loeated
a country club composed of wealthy
residents 81 Nsw YeFk city
The annual shlnmeat % snakes from
this district sin amount 90 nearly 0o9
reptiles They are secured = aeaifra
ln Animsis and - others Who want hns
specimens for pes - a pine snake ls
perfectly harmless. and Eood rat catch.
er.
One q shs most extensive dealers lu
this peculiar line i George \ nazarth
frcsholdsf * Woaalawn township. and
whsuessF Be attends q meeting 4 tho
board ln Mount Hollis. bis friends Al.
says anticipate = good snake aiory.
Ninstesu reptiles secured ia aae after.
noon HsEe obtained b fuo men near
Chaisaarth. rhef averaged ossr ave
feet IL lsHglh. and commanded : mar
net pfiea Of one dollar each.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
STATE Is SHORT oF WOMEN
Last Census Shows Ferty six Thou
aand Surplus ef Men
In Iowa.

sioux city. L. Iowa promises 70 be-
ceme the Mecca for aomsn since Dl.
feesoF navlaaon, ~ the slAgs csnsua b0.
feAu has JUST aanaanr2d thai there are
5000 mcFs men than wumeu ia thla
stats This il contrary to the prevail.
lies rule "a nasl states and iu the world
81 larss Prom time tmmemofial Il
has hcsu sAid that apinatsFbuod vas
iueViiabls Or many women 0aing T.
this disparity IL The aumbsr ul hs sea
Bas IN Iowa. wilh fuli reg1rna fFpa 81
counties MI Davidson computes that
there II foum ~ accommodate teeQe
more women IN iowa aad provide them
wish nuitsbIe helpmeels
New Ensland. according 10 national
esnsua nEeFea has bat 8 mfn 10 eysfy
s. women. d ls anticipated that there
wiil b. a general e1eaas 10 thls state
ehen the census figures are given pub.
liclty II they are capable u teaching
school they can and employment ID shsA
vocation while awaiting proposals 81
marriage. aa there l. an unparalleled
aearth q sehooimama la lows. and t61
schools have beea eamaeiisi 10 eiasc
because of Inability d ehiain instfas
loFs Il l. believed the agarcs oam-
piled b the census director account
fof the Shortage in eaael.tfachers
cur ~ ths g counues ahoss cena@s
has been complied bat two shaN
largsg uamheg nf W0neu thAn mtN
These are Floyd aat nss Meiues what
women hAys seen iu either g1uuiY q lH
daee them 20 btstow their presence
more generously is rot revealed - chs
hard cold aud sometimes brutal census
cards Bat ne dispf5euf,ion Il pol at
Il. alarming IN eithrf county A. in les
Moinea there ar hul Ea mofe fernalsa
sAan males and 10 FloYa bas ig
Appanoose. Sioux Ana kassuth com
ties may prepare tog au Influx 81 spln
stsrs a. soon e. The fAcls beuoms
kaown lu sleus cpun,Y there are $50
more men iaan Sumsu n Appanooss
Last and ia koasulb sss The entire
esusutiakihe bureau has marvslc4
greatly ai these hgures
MriGhs ooanty Il practically 10 the
aams class. wlth goQ morr men thar
~omra Marshall county hAa $40 more.
and Harrison Lyon and Crawford
counties each have 10 more Audubon
nuena Vista. Emmett Clhy Hamiiioa.
onrisn and pocAhuntas each has eao
more Dallas. Crawford. Ida Mnnt
gomsry. RinEold aud Sac each have SEQ
saFplus men Il h nutsworthy that TIE
rural districts shoW the greaier als
parity and that Ia the ellies The uansn
eatnumher he mru Thns Il NppeAfa
Wumeu dislike farm ifs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
THE PRESIDENT
NARROWLY ES-
CAPPED DEATH
Light House Tender on Which
Roosevelt and Party We're
Travelling COlIlded With
a Steamboat
Associated Pres

Associated Press
New Orleans, La, Get. q After a
narrow escape from losing his life IA
an early morning collision. Ia Whlci
the light house tender Magnolia, On
ahich no vas travelling was SO much
damaged that she had 10 ~ abandoned
President Roosevelt was safely trans
ferred 10 lighthouse tender Iyy, which
carried him down the Misslppl 20 the
aEmored cruiser West Virginia
Neither the President NOT the mem.
hen q his party we're injured ia the
accident
The steamer ESparta, bound inward
with cargo of fruit from Costa Rlca,
eollided with the Magnolia slxty miles
south OF New Orleans al LILO a. ~,
both Vessels going ashore
The EspaYta was pulled on shortly
afterward, being bat little damaged.
but The Magnolia was fast aground
aua apparently considerably damaged
The President, Who was aboard tie
Magnolia vas transferred safely III
the light hoase tender Ivy AZ about
six o'clock this morning, and at 9t5
stepped on board the cruiser West
Virginia. safe and sound after his ex.
citing experience and a few minutes
afterWard the cruiser got under eay
and started on rs Journey % the
coast
The Esparta c0llided with the Mag.
nolla as result Of tie confaslon q
signals The rail- aud port bow Of tie
Magnolia vas damaged and two or
three holes made ia the vessel below
tie water iiue. No one vas hurt.
The Magnolia vas Immediately
beached aud a careful examination of
her condition made Ii Nas evident
Thar there Was no danger ana tie
President aud party went 10 bed.
Later a transfer " the party vas
made without Incident
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
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The nev subscriber . TnE YoUras )
CoNrANloS fog leH aho az once sends
the subscription price. t7a Will re
eelFa free ail the remaining issues 81
the paper ~ leo These issues alil
contain nearly O. compIsfe stories. -.
sides the opening chapters Of Grace $
Elehmouds serial tT0e ehuwilih
talch-strlns q sequel ta lef stof5 af
The Second Violin. Whlrh appeafei
il tie eary weeks x this year.
Madame Semhr.ch wlll contribute az
article 90 soyerelgus l Have sung
fo, aud there Will be three ctofles Is
aay Roberts Clark under the title.
Tales of a pavnee Hero
These vii give q fofstaste Of tie
good things u store for iao, fun Illus.
tfated announcement Of whlch vii BE-
sent 20 ans address free with sample
copies os the paper.
New subscribers will also recelve =
gift Of THE CoxrASioS's Minute
men Calander Cor lpa. autographed
in twelve colors and gold.
TuE fourH's COMPANION,
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
STILL FIGHTING
IN THE PHILIPPINES


Associated Press
Manila. Oct. g Troops under Cap
tain Frank r. Mccoy, alde.da.eamp to
tha governor. has SURPRISED the leader
of tlia Moro insurgents 0n TIE Island
81 Mendanse and killed him. together
with hls sou and tsn followers Forty.
tliree eoundad Hnfus wefs taken
prisoners Three enlisted mea Of the
peeulg.seeond Inlantry vesa killed
lup Neanaed
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
-FOUR PERSONS
KILLED IN WRECK
Two Fast Passenger Trains on
the c.. R. |. & p. R'y. Col
lIded, With Fatal Results


Associated Press
fairfield, Iowa. Oct. Vi Two fast
passenger trains on the Chicago, Rock
Island 4 Pacific railway collided head.
on at point one mile south Of FAIR.
held early today
The wrecked trains we're No. m,
which left Chicago AZ $50 last night
for the west and No u, which left
Kansas cts at 0.5olast evening
-Four persons were killed and over
fifteen injured, none fatally
The dead are Engineer MiekeS,
Muscatlne Iowa, Mail Clerk Canheld,
Murray la; Detective Gritith, Lucas,
Ia, and tramp, name unknown
Two ears Of each train we're thrown
from the track The engines wene
locked together BY the force Of the
collision.
Both trains had clearance orders and
the accident IS believed 10 have been
due 70 a mistake q the dispatcher al
Fairfield, who apparently failed 10 Dc.
liver an order for No. n % meet No.
y al Fairfield
The most seriously injured are W.
II nunham, Iowa, engineer Of No r.,
lex broken aud foot smashed, N VI
Witte Eldon, fireman No. III head
bruised III @ Potter. Eidou. fireman
No. Il; O. q Ielmer mail clerk.
bruised aud cut, G. W VII Jams. Geo
Fisher } cuakens and r $ Hagle.
passengers on No. 4, cut and bruised.
not seriously
Tminmaster kenneliey said both
engines, which were of the large Pa
ciac type wege demolished bY tile i'm.
pact, Witch was terrific -Four cars
OF No, Il we're derailed aud seven dam
aged Most Of the injured svre on
this train and the allied vsse on No.
n, with the badlg damaged.
A relief train With physicians was
sent to EIdon and the injured removed
10 the latter point Tranc was tied
np faF nearly twelss hours Some of
the injured were ab.s % continue the
i0ufneg ana thoee with the other pas
seugefs wtrs detaansd oFsr the 81
Paul tracks 81 uaf 81 ottamNa and
kidon
0theF lnlGfed eese Reo F Fryden
Jaqua Head rat s u Haameny,
Enid aslafoMa. klif
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
PEARL FROM THE WABASH
Thousand Dollar Gem Found la mus
sci Shell Taksn from
That River

Monteruma. Ina Emory Moore whlis
oheuluE mnsasis 70 obtain baii FOR his
gFalllne, ihe ether aAy, found a pearl
salued hy experts a. about 81 600 This
i the sscund pearl found IL The wahass
here within the last tao months
of scar the sans Falae ths latter he's
ever beinE = much nnef specimen than
the former Pearl hunters are bseaai.
Ing uumeFuus sf tals plaes Wal b
river pearl stal u sold here far e b
500 % $500. will seli foF i COO 10 81
- The tlma Il reaches PARTS. which 4
tha best market The majority u S.
pearl hunters here. not knNHhe ibs
RAJ value Il such gems. sell then -
shat they ere ofierc4 Tss WABASH
paris are considered n ansst of ths
fresh water pesTlA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
INTERNATIONAL CON-
MERGE LAW CONVENTION


Associated EFess
Chicago Oct - TIE international
Commerce IaN convention was called
g order hefe today h Judge S II
goNan, of Texas A number Of dele.
gates. headed hy n NJ Parry vito fe.
fused 70 sign a pledge supporting
Roosevelt IN bls plan Tor government
regulation II railroad rates were r..
fused admltfauce and held a Fump
convention Mayor Dunno, though 3
Democrat, addressed tie regular con.
ssntion IN support Of Roasexslt's plan
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
RIVAL CONVENTIONS
IN SEPARATE SESSION
AssemaPra

Associated Press
Chicago. lli, Oct = Tie FigAl in.
ter.Sfafe Commerce Law conventions
resumed separate SESSIONS TO-DAY with
al prospect Of constellation vanished
In the regular convention Aacken-
zie, president Of Tie American stock
Growers association, predicted that
congress az It's next session would
adopt radical railroad legislation
which would surprise the most ardent
supporters OF Roosevelt.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

4 la an axiom of mathematics tAal
two bodies cannot ocenpy the aams
spaee ~ tbs same time but 4 study
ef ne New Ensland papafa shows lhai
The Portsmouth, tN II navy yard
and The kitleFy Mel HaFy yard ere
90 he same sFound ana within lhs
sane boundaries Moreover. both afs
esned b. he United stafes guxern.
snaI
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

Young men IN China who have nouse
amatieFinK Of English are opening
what lhef aals knslsChinese sehools
IN GhaashHi and neishbufIea tsana
One e fhess sehealz frankly advsfiises
~ limitations sEaellsh taught e far
sa lhs letter
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

Thus early IN the season All ordinary
aat stories have been driven into Oh
scuriiT y The nsNa from nozsoa thai
. ! zoe. poand nsh. II feet lneAss long
has hsea captured and brought 70 the
famous 7 wharf Several hundred hah
ermen can Identity il a. The ash that
got away from them
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
CLEVELAND TO SPEAK At
UNWILLING OF MONUMENT
Associated Press

Associated Press
Lincoln. Neb. Oct = Grover CleYe.
Iand, who viii deliver the PRINCIPAL
address at the unReillng Of the Nor
ton monument in Lincoln tomorrow,
will b accompanied by bis wife. who
Is expected 20 remain Al the Morton
home for several weeks IL the hope
that 4 complete rest will benefit her,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

@. y. Writ. Nacogdoches Texas,
says; sIils daughter had ehllls and
fever fer three feafs. he could Dot ilnd
anything that would help her I'll h0
used lIeFbluo lis ulfe viii not keep
house without it and cannot sag too
much for It. s0c. Sold by Peoples
drug store. "
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-10-11
The Cane Crop.

Aub0 So1BO OsVYs
La. Planter and Sugar Manufacturer.
The rains and high tempera-
lures which have prevailed
throughout the sugar district
during the past week have been
decidedly unwelcome and the
cane is now reported from all
sections to be green and in many
cases blown down by the high
winds we have had.
Dry and cool weather is ur-
gently desired and unless it is
had from now on the campaign
will be open with the cane en-
tirely too green for good results
to be secured. The green con-
dition of the cane and the short
age of labor has had a tendency
to make planters postpone the
beginning of grinding somewhat
and the sugar district in genera
will perhaps be a little later thar
usual in commencing the har
vest.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-10-11
Dress Paragraphs.

1t must make the pOlicy-hOldel
rather proud to discover that hi
could furnish money for such 9
variety of purposes.-The Detroit
News.
Sour Grapes?-A baseball pennan'
is only a piece of light, thin cloth
comparatively v~aiueless, and no
worth fighting for, anyway.-Tht
Chicago Tribune.
A certain amount of admiration is
due the Beef Trust for the manner ir
which i. continues to do business after
it has been crushed.-The Detroit
Free Press.
"During the campaign said the
political boss" you must never fail
to hold up American industries.
.sFor how much?" asked the innocent
candidate.-The Chicago News.
A young man who weighs about 200
pounds and has muscles in proportion
is apt to be ioyously surprised this
year at the ease OF the college en-
trance-examinatiOns.-T Chicago
News.
Mr.. Rockefeller must be sorry now
he engaged in SO unremuneratiye q
business as selling oil, instead OF
organizing an insurance company
The noxrOit Free Press.
Lacking any other clearly defined
issue, the Democrats might go into
the next campaign with q demand for
q fair division of the corporations to
the campaign fund.-The Washington
Post.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-10-11
current school session.

current school session.
A shorter term of the Lafa-
yette town schools will be the
natural thing also, if the City
Council does not make an appro-
priation of $500 to complete the
regular annual contribution of
5000 as the towns proportion
toward the maintenance of the
public schools, the first $500 of
this amount having already been
appropriated by the outgoing
Council in the beginning of the
year.
Public sentiment is thoroughly
aroused on this whole question,
and nothing less than a nine
months session and a good class
of school buildings is going to
satisfy the people hereafter, and
nothing less than this can
properly meet the legitimate re.
quirements of the children in
this progressive age.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-10-11
A SERIOUS QUESTION.

The Police Jury adopted a bud
get Of expenses for 1906, at it's
last meeting, based upon the
new assessment roll, which
assures a material increase in the
revenues Of the parish.
AS matter of public interest
we submit for the purposes of
comparison, the budgets of the
years 1905 and 1905:
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-10-11
IMPROVEMENT IN SCHOOLS.


In a newspaper interview upon
his return to New Orleans a few
days ago, DR.. Craighead, presi-
dent of Tulane University, said
this among many other good
things:
81 have before this laid stress upon
the fact that the future of Tulane Uni
versity depends upon the development
of the high schools of this section
of the country. There has been much
improvement in the high schools with
in recent years, but there is yet much
to be desired in the standard of atten-
dance, the equipment given the teach
ers and the standard of teaching.
Many of the parishes are raising the
salaries of their teachers, and this is
imperative if we desire to better the
grade of instruction in our schools.
There is also need in many 8 for
better trained superintendents for
our parish schools. Most of the
present superintendents are paid very
meager salaries and the remuneration
is not sufficient for q man of training
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-10-11

and culture to devote his entire time
to the duties of such an Office. l am
glad to say however, that some inn
provement is being made in this
matter,o
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-10-11

~ WV xOVV xOOO
Total. $1,000. 34.685.
In anticipation of the larger
work with which they find them
selves confronted. the School
Board made q formal application
to the Police Jury for an appro-
priation of $4,000. for the year
1905.
The necessity for public edu-
cation and it's paramount impor-
lance is no longer a question
open to argument, since we
know that the good Of society
ultimately depends on the
character and intelligence Of its
citizens, and that the hope of
the country lies in the body Of
young men and women emerging
from our school houses and
college halls. It will, therefore
be difficult for many to under
stand why. it being among the
items Of most importance in the
budget tor 1903, the appropria-
ton for schools should be the
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-07-01
Plague of Mice.

Australia has had all sorts of plaques
and has been overrun by rabbits, cooling
moth and insect pests of all kinds. A
record has, however, been established
this month in the New South Wales
town of Merriwa. which has been and
still is suffering from a plague of mice
which defies description. One press tele-
gram states:
Recently in the premises of a general
store in Merriwa 10000 mice were de-
stroyed in four nights. Upward of 500
We're captured while a cricket net was
being unrolled. -Four or five bushels of
oats in bag were appropriated by the
mice in a night. A local well ceased to
yield water. and on examination it was
found to contain a solid mass several
feet deep of dead vermin. Food, water.
and bedding are overrun and contaminat-
ed and injured"
The townspeople are fighting their ter
rible little visitors night and day, but at
the time of writing have not made much
impression.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-07-01

y woodsman walks with a rolling mo.
tion, his hips swaying an inch or more
10 the stepping side, and his pace is cor.
respondingly long. This hip action max
be noticed to an exaggerated degree in
the stride of a professional pedestrian,
but the latter walks with a heel and toe
step, whereas an Indians or sailors steu
is more nearly ilat-footed.
In the latter case the center of gravity
is covered by the whole foot. The poisc
is as secure as that of rope walker
The toes are pointed straight forward, OF
even tritle inward. SO that the inside OF
the heel. the outside of the ball Of the
foot. and the smaller toes all do thell
share of work and assist in balancing
Walking in the woods in this manner
one is not so likely, eithcg. to trip over
projecting roots, stones and other trap.
as he would he if the feet formed hook,
by pointing outward. The advantage !,
obvious in snowshoeipg.
If the Indian We're turned to stone
while in the act of stepping the statue
would probably stand balanced on on,
foot This gait gives the limbs grea,
control over his movements. He is nj
ways poised. If a stick cracks under
him it is because of his weight. and no
by reason of the impact. He goes silent
~ on and with great economy of force
His steady balance enables him To pu
his moving foot down as gently as yol
would lay an egg on the table.--Ficld anC
Stream.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-07-01
Isn't This Absolutely Truco

Nothing ever became popular-here
or in any other country-wthout a
reason.
Popular men have merit of some
kind, MUST have, or they would not
be popular.
They must have EXCEPTIONAL
MERIT and wonderful character if
their popularity INCREASES WITH
TIME.
AS with men, so WITH GOODS.
So with any article that is on the
market. 1T CANNOT INCREASE IT'S
SALES, it cannot be adopted as Il
STANDARD article it cannot survive
generations unless ii have real. inner
ent merit.
Millions of dollars spent In advertis-
ing any article without merit are Just
wasted, so far as continued sales are
concerned. Intelligent housekeepers
cannot be compelled to buy what they
do not approve Of,
That much Is a self-evident fact. 1t
cannot be gainsaid. But II tells its
own story of LION COFFEE and It's
quality--a coffee that has been the
leader of all package coffees for more
NA'ii 4" iNHl t'A VI Il NEliltl Aa-lLtl- la =
steadily grown in the affections of mill
ions of American homes since its first
Introduction, long, long ago
Its unexcelled flavor. perfect purity
and uniform quality; its absolute clean.
illness and neat appearance, have en-
deared 1t to the hearts OF the people.
Good grocers will tell you this. but
those who drink coffee ought to know
much more about quality than they
who simply SELL it,
Insist on LION COFFEE; buy no
loose coffee lin bulk)--you don't know
what you get How can your grocer?