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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
Spanish Fork. Agricultural Center of Utah.

twice within six months to accommo-
date the increasing business. Situated
on the main street In the center OF
town. II is the only penny cash store
In the city carrying big stock OF
holiday goods, especially prepared to
meet the Xmas and New Years de.
mands The business is run on a
strictly cash basis, thus giving to the
purchaser advantages that Is lmposs.
bic In a credit, serlp or trade propos-
,ion. This enables the proprietor 10
rndersell any and all competitors, no
credit, no bad debts. this means much
10 the purchaser.
Mr.. Erickson carries line OF stand.
ard groceries, dry goods notions, chill
dren's, mems and womens shoes, hats
and caps, IN a word a line of general
merchandise. Agents for Frielmans
well known boots and shoes They
use pennies and In every way give to
the people of Spanish Fork and vicinity
every possible opportunity 10 buy goods
cheaper and better than can be OBJ
tained elsewhere.
when YOU borrow till the next pay
day, you loose the 10 per cent discount
for cash, offered by your credit meg
chants, but 10 per cent lost per month,
comes to l2O per cent per year.
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SPRlNGVILLE BANK.

The officers Of the bank ere: II. l.
Reynolds. president Milan Packard
vice president, and A, o. Packard.
cashier. The board Of directors con-
sists Of the following well known gen
lemen; p. w Madsen, @. w. Men
denhaH. IL. L. Reynolds NJ. o. Pack.
ard, Milan Packard. NJ. r. Crandall
Jr, l., ID, Deal, g. s Wood and A. O.
Packard. The Sprlngvile bank was
organized I'm 1891 with a capital OF
$50 600. The cashier. Mr.. A. O. Pack
ard, Is a popular and capable business
man OF excellent judgment in matters
relating to banking. The bank Is
safe, sound and prosperous concern,
and worthy OF the fullest confidence OF
the public.
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THE LEADING DRUG
STORE IN SPRINGVIlLE.

Mr.. T. r. Kelly, the proprietor of this
well known drug store, has given to his
business his close personal attention.
Here can be found very large stock of
pure drugs and chemicals, family RENE
dies. toilet articles and preparations,
druggists sundnes. cigars, etc. Mr..
Kelly is n recognized pharmacist OF
unquestioned standing In the profes.
sion. Besides all the requirements o.
a thoroughly up-to-date drug store.
In wall paper 40 other dealer In Utah
county carries such large stock, hav-
Ing a fine display OF the latest designs.
Also agents tor the justly celebrated
Sherwin g. Williams paints. Frater.
nally Mr.. Kelly is a member of the
odd Fellows, Modern Woodmen, and
Foresters
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.,su FORK is known as the

DANISH FORK is known as the
.gr,cultural center Of Utah coun-
% This Is title she well de-
O,os We boast OF our river,
=, meadows, and fertile soil
'a n"r people are energetic, progressive
w. .ontented. always on the alert to
ano zoo their farms. and 10 beautlfy
lmpV rv II being a farming district,
tber ,1ers are prosperous and con-
the ls Inc merchant Is no less az
tenlsa and contented. with
rfo'ps increase In business. Business
slsaISs sen such that larger and more
has odiops buildings were necessary
cC ,rn are on the improve. We are
W. we are proud Of our schools,
FVrnt197rches sur business houses, our
ou' 3 -" Sar,ns and Lass, but not least, Of
itIulSt ,he best wateiworks systems IN
ene ,,ate with as pure water as can be
i ma anywhere In the world.
QUIZ os he medium sized towns OF
A', s,ate spanish Fork has perhaps
cua mo least said OF her and yet the
haa word Is passed from those who
eu,' no clty and keep posted on her
ysN l.s mat few cities have such
annSd nture as Spanish Fork, Very
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Eickly has she grown in the milf
antury, that has past, but every step
hs been sure advance and the founda-
don has been laid for one OF our larger
cities OF the state. The streets are
Eide and long, the blocks large and
well placed, the residents from the first
have felt that they were building
bigger and better place than the aver
age town. Thousands Of acres Of choice
farming land encircle the city, which
when well watered from the Strawberry
stream now being brought to the valley,
will make a showing equal TO any in
the fair state,
The power plant to be built In Span
|lsh Fork canyon is now being pushed
|and the valley viii soon be lighted and
|iew Inspiration will swell the breasts of
those who have worked hard TO build
! vel that which they look forward to
! yA great hopes.
n city of Spanish Fork Is situated
L b center OF the most beautiful
asy in Utah. To the cast the majes-
tnagnlfcent peaks OF the Wasa tch
ngs raise up their royal heads and
b ha west lies the placid and serene
utfs Of the silvery Utah lake. No
liiE place In the west can compare
NA II. Here are opportunities and
| ailCes for the most fastdlous Your
hlits can be employed either in agri-
Hlufal, mechanical or professional
hHtion. Happy and smiling homes
h multtudes Of Gods children. II
NJ are unsettled and dissatisfied
wne to Spanish Fork and here YOU
vi find the mecca OF your ambition
CIen, clear and beautiful, broad
ritets running north and SOUTH
'Iked on either side with neat anAl
| nhlantial buildings. The homes OK
Y farmer and business men arc mes.
VI near and under the shadow OF tho
hsiastng hills, indeed the Whole
kae ut once expresses enterprise,
Henlment and peace.
me city government of Spanish
" Is as follows:
iayor--James NJ. Greer council
Robert w, McKel, James l..
rs NJ Larsen, a. J. Hanson SAM
Brockbank.
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DEAL BROS. & MENDENHALL.

This Institution was established about
20 years ago, It's progress has beer
upward and onward until today il
ranks among the largest and best busl-
ness houses In the entire county The
promoters are all well known men OF
business integrity and energy, furnish
Ing to the citizens OF Springvillc and
vicinity a complete and full compll-
ment OF all the articles 10 be found In a
department store. The members OF this
vast institution are also Interested and
engaged In railroad construction
throughout Utah, Idaho and Nevada.
They own the real estate and Immense
two-story brick structure wherein Is
conducted their business. Mr.. L. d.
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H. T. REYNOLDS & CO.
DEPARTMENT STORE.

This Is the largest mercantile estab-
llshment In the county. The firm car
ries a very large stock. embracing dry
goods, groceries, shoes, furniture.
crockery hardware, an also conduct
n large lumber and coal yard. Mr.,
Reynolds. the proprietor, Is public
spirited man; he is now serving his
second term as mayor OF the city.
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existence Il has never once missed
paying It's annual dividend. The SUI
perintendent, John Jones, has been with
the institution from the beginning, and
has directed its affairs over twenty
years. IL has occupied Its present slto
since 1869, and was Incorporated IN
1871. In connection with It's general
mercantile business, they carry a large
assortment OF household goods, furnl-
ture, hardware, paints and oils. and en-
gage In an immense shipping trade.
In supporting and sustaining this con-
Germ you sustain yourselves.
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JAMES A. MARTEL
FURNITURE COMPANY,

This is one of the prominent busl-
ness establishments of Spanish Fork,
This company carries a stock OF furnl-
ture which embraces every article nee
essary to the complete furnishing OF a
modest cottage or pretentious man.
sion, from cellar to garrett. Chairs,
rockers. tables, parlor sets, bedroom
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900 capital. No better evidence OF It's
stability and durability can be given
than tie fact that the push. integrity
and determination OF the worthy found
err has been the foundation principle OF
the business firm, and II is needless to
say that the firm of which we write
promises TO become a recognized firm
Of the county in which 1t Is located.
The directorate now includes Council
man r. w. Nickel and Bishop Albert
7. Money, with VIM. Jex as president,
and III. c. Jex, manager.
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MAIN STREET, SPANISH FORK.
JEx LUMBER co.

The Jex Lumber Co. was launched
some Is years since by VIM. Jex, whose
cut appears above. When Mr.. Jex was
struggling to maintain large family.
But by the strictest economy and UNI
firing industry, Mr.. Jex succeeded In
adding a little to his business each
year, so that from small capital Of
less than half a thousand dollars. with
a few thousand dollars business an
nually. the Jex Lumber Co. has grown
to transact a $50, 900 business with $780,
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= O. ERICKSON,
GsNERAL MERCHANDISE

lrI,h,'p'o PROPRIETOR Of this store, Mr..
crss y.sr, came to this county about
I'd n ,s s0 ago, from Iceland, and set
'inpo.sp an'sh Fork. He has steadily
vs. ana = y. un'il today he has a prosper
|Fsssnt b ~ 70 date establishment, This
D'aaquarters has been extended
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sleWART & DART HONEY CO..

ms very much desired and creditable
onpahy was incorporated last Janu-
~ with a capital of $4,000, shares
~ value $40 The following officers
re elected to direct its affairs. w.
: ,Worthen OF Sprlngville. president;
IN Humphrey OF Provo. vice presl-
"N' I! Ia Hales, secretary and treas
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Were THE HONEY IS STORED AND PREPARED FOR SHIPMENT

M. and Fred $. Dart. manager.
he avn, WIN B. Montague. compose
Jsars M I'ors' Within the last few
eSceDe5,N company has worked up an
have soiS business, This year they
Bees ~ aS S9out six cars OF comb honey.
part u bee supplies form
ne COM, Oh their large stock.
These bipraony has 1900 colonies of bees.
|lsrds , ~, are located in ten differeat
|rsy oa mom Spanish Fork TO salem.
|eopduc, ~ gne land and the shop they
FEARED ~ ae.f business In, and have de-
VI Cent \" AN, we managers report a 10
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Deal, the manager, 10 very pleasing
gentleman. and In every way qualified
for the important position he holds,
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Time Table
IN EFFECT
Nov. 10 1906

ARRIVE.
No. 4-From ogden, Chicago,
Omaha, ST Louis, Kansas City
and Denver ......,..~.,.'. Sis am.
No. S-From ogden, Portland,
Butte and SanFranclsco. $50 am.
No, e-From Ogden and Inter-
=. mediate points ".,...,.,......, $3.50 am.
No G-From Ogden Cache Val
ley Maad, Park City and inter.
mediate points .,...,.......,..,, n;i5 am
No. ls-Ffom Chicago, Omaha.
Ogden and other points. 49,. CTS pm.
Nc Prom Ogden and San
No, i6--From ogden, Logan, '' pm
Butte Portland and San Fran
No e-For ogden, Omaha, Chi
st. Louis and Park city ..s..,' 7:lo am.
land, Butte, Ely New, San
francisco and intermediate
points s....s....,;,;. 1880 a m.
easo, Denver, Kansas City,
81. Louis and San Francis
No li--For Ogden, Cache val
ley. Maiad, Echo and inter-
mediate points .,............... 4:lo pm
NO. lI-For Ogden. Omaha. Chi
cage and other points, -. 5:S5 pm.
No, 2-For Ogden, Denver, Kan
sas CITY, Omaha, st. Louis.
No. For Ogden, Butte, Hele.
ma, Portland, Ely New, San
Francisco and intermediate
points ..1,.,a. .................,.. HAS pm
ID. Il. hurley, .. p. A.
ID. s. SPENCER, A. G. p. A.
City Ticket ofnce, 30 Main Street
Telephone go
Note--The train numbers shown above
are Oregon Short Line train numbers and
do not apply 10 the Southern Pacific west
or Ogden or the Union Pacific east
thereof
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PAYSON.

The Amieae Fidessimae club was de.
iliShtfully entertained at the home of the
Misses Ada and Iva Done Wednesday aft
,ernoon. Refreshments were served anC
the occasion was most delightfully."- spent
by all present.
Merrill Montague of Marion, Ida, is
here visiting relatives.
Assistant Forester Olmstead of Wash
ingtOn was here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thee D. Smell of Spanish
Fork were here Tuesday spending the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Smell.
Mrs. Dennis Harris of Colonia Dublan,
Mexico, is here visiting her father, Barry
Wride.
Charles Judson. formerly of this place
but now of Payette, Ida, spent last Mon
day and Tuesday with his father. c. F.
JudsOn.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Clayton of Provo
visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Schaerer Sun
day
Byron F. OFT left Sunday for Ann Ar
Dor Mich. i'm answer to a telegram an
nouncing the illness of his sister-in-law
Mrs Oft left for the east a few days
previous 10 Mr.. Otis departure
Garry Searle returned Monday from a
months trip to Evanston, Wyo.
r, q. Allen is visiting for a few days
in Eureka.
Miss Matte Wright of Monon, Ida, has
been the guest of friends here the past
week
G. G. Simons of Robinson spent Mon
day and Tuesday with his family
Ammon Nebeker was in Provo Monday
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RICHFIELD.

Mrs. J. H. Kyhl visited in salina Sun
day with relatives.
Miss Nellie Stalker of Annabella visited
IN Manti this week
Mrs. Farley Outzen went to Manti Mon
day to visit friends.
Mrs. Ole Johnson visited with her par
ents in Yermiilion this week
Miss Clara RamlOse returned from a
visit or several weeks in Salt Lake Fri
day.
Earl and Priscilla Willis OF Joseph were
passengers of Sunday train for Salt Lake
on q visit.
Miss Juanita Hellstrom arrived from
Salt Lake Friday on a summer visit TO
friends and relatives.
George Taylor arrived from Parawan
Friday on visit to his daughter, Mrs.
r. ]. Anderton.
r. A. Taws departed for Bingham Sat
urdeay, where he will spend the summer
with his daughter.
Milton Wallace was down from Kimber-
ly this week visiting few days with his
family.
Mrs. Ellen Peterson of Fairview visit
ed with Mrs. r, d. Young this week.
Miss Barnett of PaysOn has been visit
Ing in Richfield the past week, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Bean.
Alex Morrison returned from Salt Lake
Friday, accompanied by his family, who
will make Richfield their home in the
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. s. Woodring went 70
MOUNT EIedSdnl friday on a visit to their
parents for a few days.
Miss Mertie Nelson departed Sunday
for an extended visit with friends and
relatives in MOroni.
superintendent J.. H. Nelson and wife
returned to Kimberly Sunday aftar
spending the Fourth here.
Mrs. Simon Christensen went to Manti
Monday 10 visit friends for a few days
Mrs. "A. j. JusteSen arrived from Ches
ter Saturday and will make her home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gentry arrived
from Salt Lake Saturday and are visiting
this week with his mother, Mrs II. d.
Gentry.
Mr.. and Mrs. lard Wilkinson departad
for their nome in Idaho Saturday after
visiting relatives here for several weeks
Mrs. Charlton Seegmiller returned this
week from Salt Lake, where she has been
was much improved.
James Stocks of Marysvale and Miss
Birdie Stewart of Richfield were married
by County Clerk Farley Maeleby Friday.
They Will amka their home at MarysVale
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Beal went to Eph-
RAIN Saturday to attend a wedding recen-
ton in honor of the marriage Of their
daughter, Clarissa, TO Arthur ]. Peterson
Mrs. Annie J. Olson and son and wife
Mr.: and Mrs. Charles a. Olson of Salt
Lake. visited with Mr.. and Mrsr. Mar
tenes Christensen this eek
Misses Stena and Olivia Sconp of Sa-
lima visited Mr. and Mrs John Hood this
week.
Frederick Cranes and wife of OskaIoo
sa, Kan, are visiting with their son, r.
Cranes. Mr.. and Mrs Cranes are on
their way home from trip through Cali
tornia. oregon and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs G. r. Bean, jr.. came
down from bingham Monday to spend a
rev DAYS with Mr.. Beams parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. T. Bean sr.
II. NJ Wallace of Toquerville and Miss
More Thurber OF Ri,hfield. and Dennison
NJ. Anderson OF Kanosh and Clara Eaton
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PARK CITY.


Monday evening in the Masonic hall a
me regular meeting of the local chapter
or the Order of the Easter Star Mrs Nj
NJ r. Allen initiated her two children
MISS Kate and Montague into the or
DER After the work had been completed
refreshments were served and a pleasant
tme was had by the members present
w. W. Armstrong was a business Wis.
itor to the Park this week.
Vi. and Mrs. William Dodge returned
nome SUNDAY after a pleasant three
months visit in England with relatives
Mrs, Charles Shields chaperoned 9
crowd OF little folks up the tramway
Luesday The day was thoroughly en-
served
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Olson and family
Ieft Thursday afternoon for Salt Lake
Where they will make their home.
M j. DAILY and son were Salt Lake Wis
itors Thursday.
Miss L. Jones spent several days in
the Fark visiting with friends.
MISS Hazel Ray is visiting in the Park
Win Miss Crescent Smith.
Mrs. Thomas Powers entertained q
crowd OF her friends at luncheon Tues
Gay 81 her home In honor OF Mrs. DR..
Niko OF Salt Lake. The tables were
decorated with yellow roses. Cards were
played in the afternoon and a pleasant
day was spent by the crowd.
Mrs James Kemp and daughter left
thursday morning for New Jersey, where
they viii visit relatives for the remain
Charles Donovan left Tuesday afternoon
Tor Idaho Fails, where he will remain for
a short stay.
The Daughters Of Rebeksh held their
The Ladies of Rebecca held their
annual installation OF officers Tuesday
evening IN their hall as follows: Mrs.
Jennie Binkard, noble grand Mrs. Annie
F1eury, vice. grand; Mrs. Eliza Town
send. recording secretary, Mrs. Matilda
Strtnger, treasurer; Mrs. Lottie Hubbard,
deputy president, Mrs Theriot and she
was assisted by the following past
grands: Lottie Hubbard. Nina Snyder,
Lucy Patrick and Esther Lindsay. After
the installation light refreshments were
served.
Henry Shields left Friday afternoon for
Denver, where he win visit for several
days
There have been several dancing par
ties since Maple hall was completed.
which were thought TO be perfection, but
the ''chilled air ball" given by the Score
club July u has made a standard for
events Of the kind in the future The
matter was in the hands of a committee
OF boosters chosen from the ranks of the
club, and that they did their work we'll
is evidenced by the complimentary re-
marks OF the dancing public The deco
rations We're unique, streams of orange
and black. the club colors. being artistic
ally draped and this, together with Amer
lean flags, made the great dance hall
beautiful and inviting place. The
chilled air advertised was an innovation,
. hat was a decided success. A special or
chestra of seven pieces under the lead
ership of Mr. Moore, rendered new and
pretty dance music during the entire
were present, and all declared the affair
the greatest success of the season.
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hostess at a social Friday evening at the
nome OF her parents, Senator and Mrs
Reed Smo0t. The rooms were prettily
arranged with roses Games and sweet
singing were enjoyed by all. A dainty
lunch was served.
MIS- A. E. RuckIer chaperoned a party
Lake Wednesday afternoon The outing
was enjoyed by ALL
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Slaughter have returned
70 their home in Salt Lake after pleas
Mrs. A. d. Smith was the pleasing
hostess at card party given at her homt
tuesday afternoon. About twenty ladies
enjoyed the afternoon. Refreshments
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EUREKA.

Miss Genevieve Sullivan was Salt Lake
visitor this week,
Mrs. p ]. Donnelly visited the capital
on Wednesday.
Mrs Marshall of Salt Lake City visited
her son. S. c. Marshall, during the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Franks were
visitors to Zion last Wedi esday
Continued on page 3.
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MAN |.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Bird entertained
at their home Monday evening in honor OF
California and Oregon friends who are
here visiting relatives and friends. The
lawn was beautifully decorated and the
enjoyment and lunch served there was re-
freshing and tasty. About fifty guests
were present
Mrs. George Ostler of Nephi was here
during the week visiting with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. William Bowles.
Mrs. lone Tinges, one of the operators
of the Bell telephone in this city is visit
ing relatives and friends in Salt Lake
City.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. r. Witbeek entertained
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. E. d. Woolley
Saturday evening last.
Mr. and Mrs. II E. Coolidge and Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Cox left this week for
Emery county where they will visit the
parents of Mrs. Coolidge and Mrs. Cox
until September.
Mrs r. p Cotton of the metropolis is
visiting at the home Of MIR. and Mrs. w.
W. Crawford.
Estella Ivy of Salt Lake City, who has
spent some time in this city visiting
friends, returned to her home this week.
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Social Happenings in
Towns of the State

of Kimberley received marriage licenses
this week and were married by Clerk Ma
gleby.
Lawrence Abbott. SON of Sheriff Alb
bott, left here Monday TO take up mis-
sionary work in Colorado.
Charles c. Healey of Pittsburg. No. and
Miss Dagmar Peterson of Richfield were
married in Salt Lake Tuesday. The bride
is the daughter of Mrs. Ole Peterson of
this city. She came down from the city
Friday to visit few days with her moth
er before going to Missouri
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Continued on page :
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-02-17
A BOYS BREAKFAST.
There's a Natural Food That Makes
Its own Way.

There's boy up in Hoosick Falls,
y. y, who is growing into sturdy man
hood on Grape-Nuts breakfasts. 1t
might have been different with him, as
his mother explains:
My ll-year-old boy is large, well
developed and active. and has been
made 50 by his fondness for Grape
Nuts food At five years he was a very
nervous child and was subject to fire.
quent attacks of Indigestion which
used to rob him Of his strength and
We're very troublesome TO deal with.
He never seemed TO care for anything
for his breakfast until | tried Grape
Nuts, and have never had to change
from that He makes his entire break
fast OF Grape-Nuts food It is always
relished by him aud he says that II
satisfies him better than the ordinary
kind Of 4 meal.
Better than all, he is no longer
troubled with INDIGESTION or nervous
ness, and has got to be a splendidly
developed fellow since he began to use
Grape-Nuts food Name given bv
Postum Co., Battle Creek. Mich
There's a reason. Read the little
book, The Read to Wclyille," in pkgs.
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ANEM|A CAN BE CURED
Or. Williams Pink Pills Make New
Blood and Strike Straight at the
Root Of Disease.

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o'o.'',,s'.'o',' 49,, 80, ,'''','N' m, I'm .lls
"''"''iy 'i'aNo new pioou' in's cure
ah"min JUST ns iooo cures hunger lhey
cured Mrs. Ihos. j. Mct'ann, OF II
Lincoln Place, Plainteld, Nj, aud they
can do rs much for any other pale, weak,
ailing. hloodless person.
an IN, snrinp of ,0o3 dia uvrs,sl
bon.o rlr,iinqG, snvs Nirs NrC,nnn
"orl SOM nrtr,yor6' Ihernnto hoy" ths
most te,,ihIa hnod,rLcc Nv bnort
would bant 50 i,.rngn1nrly tbnt II ,yos
noinfnl ma ,hrrn coT,n n ,,,o,,,,in,, I'cn
rnnil nnf prt nm Nv Gnr,,r snjI ~ "a
an,,Inin on6 to Vas ,,r,',;..d tI'at h ,,,
continued 10 live in thc condition, | yyns
IN was eonfno1 tn1rv bnI f,r n,,,I,'