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children an his property lie then
gave a ring 20 Mrs. Bradley.
After the Grand Junction visit Mr..
Bradley said she came 20 Washington
Nith Senator Brown and Alice Brown
The senator's daughter by his first wife.
VINO was only one year younger than
herself She travelled as Mrs Brown.
sine said. Mr. Browns bearing towards
her had been cOurtly and loving
on returning west Mrs. Bradley. iu
1877. went 10 Los Angeles ana soon ro-
turned to salt Lake 10 20 on the senn-
tors farm, She heard from him ire
uuenty. during their separation. Brown
mad over and again reiterated his ar
lection declariug whenever the divorce
WAS mentioned that AN obstacles would
Do swept away and that she would cer-
iainly become Mrs. Brown Pc Nld.
Mrs Bradley drcllrcd chat hs NouIl
1.4 ufr t1r har From the
taim Mrs Bradley went t1 pucatello
,uu 0h1eho.a UIt. In ...F
fl'r's she said Brown had performed A
second criminal operation un H.. ..H.r
st'. Ionnd rh' "as about to bee
She has been very sick pn The triu
nom Idaho bach ta Salt Lake and after
she Fi-iNe2 u IFIt ..rg
That day. She continued r.farrIr-
lo % tw" soon affUr heu arrival -.Nlr.
Brown came tu the room WHOM Brown
told her hc would geo divorce and
marry Mrs Bradley Ns Brown hsu
Hsk"d him to como fn tl. HHI.. auG .lu
ihai Mr. LIVINGSTON Juds Hrndar-
son and Mr Tlt'uok who was mo-.
friendly with Ar Brown. W.rr th.rs.
and he dictated tlIs snt,meu. .HlI..-.
o.
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GRAND JURY MAY
REPORT TO-DAY
Federal lnquisitorial Body Has A.
most Completed Its Work
For November Term.
TRUE BILLS ARE EXPECTED.
Indictment. Are said 10 be- Forthcom-
nE For Wide Variety OF Oncnscs
Against United states Laws.

The federal eaud jury has almost
completed fs report 10 VIII probably
he handed t1 tnr court this afternoon
or tomorrow There ls rumor cur-
rent That there are t1 DO several true
bills included 'u its report. among them
being some f0r large corporations for
various nfracuons of federal law Do
is highly probable that one OF the big
coal companies will boz among those in-
dieteG discrimination against retail
dealer being tho charge 10 is under
stood that during the session Of the
grand jury several witnesses We're ex-
am.ned Tor the purpose of gaining adj
ditloum Information regarding trans
actionr concerned I'm this case. The
case was once before the Interstate
commerce commission and at the con-
clusion OF their work az investigation
the matter Vsut into the hands OF the
grand Jury
Additional charges m connection
with coal land frauds are expected TO
come. % is suggested that several uol-
lies Will appear and chat new iudlct-
meuts win charge similar infractions
as those charged against the coal conn
ponies and lts aga nts Boa previous i'm
dictmcnts. lu addition 90 this class
OF cases. Dr. ia expected that several
other true bills win ne found against
individuals for various offenses. Among
them is the case of "a young man arr
rested some time ago for counterfeit
ing lie has been iu jain several months
awaiting the action OF the grand jury
which could not take up hts case I'M
th the November term commenced.
MYSTERY ~ CASE
There Is some mystery n the cases
with which tho Pluto and Sheht In-
dams are concerned 10 is more than
probable that their cases win have TO
do with me charges brought against
l from the southern portion Of
the state who are charged with sells
Ing whisky Co Indians Though their
presence would Indicate nothing more
than this, there is a certain shroud OF
mystery placed over them I'M official
circles. This however ls a habit when
grand Juries are ia session and little
or much significance may be- placed
upon it
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THREE meetings,
ALL WITHIN HOUR
Trio Of Clark Roads Go Through
Formalities in Rather
Quick Time
OLD DIRECTORS ELECTED.
ANNUAL i,cport- Co br Considered at
GathcrIug- boz Near Future
owner. Vote D., Prov.

-he CLARK lines Ue san Pedro. los
Angeles g. salt Lake. Las Neeas 81 Toe
uopan aud CUIauto a. r'Hnh. hold mc'.-
iurs r thIs city yesterday ku. three
quarters of an hour Was consumed Tor
Che entire program Tho business trans-
acted consisted by tho f0rmauty off pee
.oiyrg annual reports from Officers and
cicctng directors This latter trans
action resulted Dob changes being made
boo tho rcrsouue. of the diroctorntes.
AT the meeting of the Stockholders
OF the salt Lake Route Vice President
W "a Bancroft presided Former sou-
utor W. A. ClHrks proxies were held
by ". s. Mccormick. other proxies
wero held Boy D. l.. Williams, w, H.
Comsl0ck. secretary OF the railroad
company and ponncl Cherrington. gem
cral counsel The following difectors
were reelected. W. ~. Bancroft of
salt Lake. n. T. Bettis OF los Angeles,
D. Ross CLARK of Los Angeles w a.
clark ~ Butte. vs.. "a. Comstock OF
Los Angeles. w. ID. Cornish Of New
York Edward H. Hartman OF New
York Thomas Kearus OF Salt Lake,
Richard G.. Ecrens vi ST. Louis w. @.
kerkhon OF Los Angeles r. D. Miller
OF Los Angeles. Charles Sayies Of Los
Angeles.
MEET IN Los ANGELES.
Tho directors named viii meet iu Los
Angeles within o. short thine and at
that session the ANNUAL reports viii
Boz gone over carefully and plans Tor
the future discussed The meeting OF
the Caieuto g. Phoebe was adjourned
subject TO- coll but the las Vegas e.
Tou0uah mot with W. =. Mccormick
uTraiEIuu fumHffufTlr alton the Salt
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W P COOPER HOME


W. T. Cooper has returned from his
vacation trip 20 his former Maryland
nomo Afr Cooper remarked this morn
ms. that while Dc had NOT left au oys-
,ar famine i'm his wake exactly h.
utha" imagined there were fewer OFF
valves ln the east iu consequence of his
visit there He was in New York at
the time off tho financial crash" and
SAW people standing Don lime waiting 90
reach ono of tho banks Go draw their
deposits several WeU with am csc tn
business. who had ns money at AN iu
Che bank. got into the line. and sold
cut their positions Zoo bona tide dee
uUsltor- foI 49, Then they would drop
back 90 the rear OF the line Tor au-
other trial and srn out again Tor au-
othaf 3d. Presently the police dropped
onto tte game aui wherever man
Don fhr Tine NHs suspected of not being
depoarur thoy made him show hI4
book aua Dr. Boz bad none ue WAS pulled
Ouf of the line.
Mr. Cooper fuuud on reaching Detroit
Chat the situation there was even worse
than DO was further cast. one Detroit
woman had sold "a piece oi property
fHr $4,000. but when ihe purchaser
went to che hank with BITS checks On
eei tre cash the officials refused Nm
mako th0 transfer although they were
wilkins lH credit him With thc amount
loT deposit
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N. 8 N. OPPOSED
TO PARCELS POST
Claim That Plan as Proposed
Would Operate Against
Small Merchants.
ANSWER TO GEN, Won MEYER.
Home Work for Home Peoplc--Hc,-
burns Measure ou Long Haul"
Indorscd--Sihlcl q Director.

That fhn Manufacturers & Mer-
chants association of Utah is unai-
terahlv opposed to the extension Of
Che present parcel post as 81 is In
tended to bc recommended before tho
next session on Congress by the post
office department was the decision ar
rived at last night The association is
in receipt of communication from
Postmaster General George Won L.
Meyer asking theu criticism of the
matter and the foregoing decision was
arrived 90 az The meeting of tle board
OF directors held at the headquarters
of the association last evening.
The recommeudatlo is 90 extend the
present limit OF -four pounds for mat
ter transmissible through the malls 20
N pounds. and reduce the present rate
~ rs cents per pound 90 ~ cents. This
change 90 ls claimed by the associ3-
tlou. is exactly what the big mail ore
der houses OF the country have been
working for aud IFS adoption would
result lr untold hardship DO the coun-
Try retail merchant iu the way OF uu-
fair m8N order competition ON the part
OF The big mail order houses of t-e
east The announcement OF the uD.t-
mend rate of O. cents for the first
pours anna two cents f1r each addition
at Mound for the transmission of mail
matter from One patron 600 rural
route Go any other patron on tue Same
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CrnEn or RnIGIIT,s DI.EAsE

writes "UrfHra A started ta usr FHIHg H
Kidney DlHr d had to GET ur iram twelve
to twenty times night and q WIS AN
DlnHlrI uu with drops" .Hd mE efraIglt
E1s HH Impaired d COULD scarcely Soc ono
OF wU family H.T.sH coo ruHW. 4 HHH
given uu Hona 0f Twins. when friend
recommended Foleys kidney CuH H.
bad faEHu ODE Third bottle tnr dflgr.
Bad FHH. .a WrN HF 700 other symptoms
uf nuEnHs disease. Fur nHI. hF D. o.
IrI Irur C.. "rHe Newer SALES.--FUTURE f
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meeting OF school trustees at Rich
Held Thursday afternoon. while Prof
Hall viii visit Glenwood in the even
ing on that day 90 speak az gathering
~ parents TO assemble at that place.
A meeting of the state board OF cdu-
cation win De held tomorrow. 100 the
office OF the state superintendent COM
meuciug at 10 a. m.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Thcatcr-Aftcr a steady run ~ %
years or more during which time &c
has not never known Goo salt Lake what
&c was Coz hang out the standing room
only" sign I'm old Kentucky came
back last night and received its first
shock This shock came in the turn
out below stairs. which was undeuiably
meager. bat the three galleries above
were packed with the same seethiug
and enthusiastic mass of humanity
that witnessed the old standby I'm it0
opening season 10 Is NOT necessary TO
say anything at This late day regard
ing the merits OF the play As usual
The crowd OF dancing darties and their
brass band remain the principal fca-
fCICs. the east seems 90 have been see
lecteo with special view % The saw
ng of money. bat t goes without say-
ing that the frenzy of the upstairs au-
dlence rose Co a fever heat
The same bin runs tonight tomor-
-ow afternoon and evening
Orphcum-.A Advanced vaudeville"
refrigerated somewhat at the Orphc-
um last night when "a bin of the early
nineties was the offering The audi
Dnce. however apparently enjoyed it,
self 90 the top OF its bent and laughed
anC applauded after the best fashion
Of state street patrons. The headliu-
en- "A Dlkota Widow proved 90 be
a comedy sketch that would have mer-
tied second Or third place ON some bills
that have been put on earlier in the
season. Two of The acts presented
have been seen here before DE Coe
the man with the tables and chairs"
sem risks his neck and makes timid
O..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-19
PEOPLE BUY SECURITIES.

Baltimore a Ohio Stool, T. Distributed
among Several Thousand Holders
New York Nov. 9.-The count of tho
Baltimore d Ohio stockholders. taken
iu connection with the annual meeting
of the shareholders just held here
shows that since "a year ago the number
has Increased by $500. The heavy buy
Ing OF stocks of all classes of stand
ard securities by small investors since
he lover prices were reached ace
counts for the increase When the
books closed on Nov 2. there were Co.
627 holders OF common stock and $50
holders OF preferred stock. since thu
roads transfer books We're reopcued a
week ago there has been substantial
addition TO the number OF shareholder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-19

"ilorr i- more .mrcnCA Boo the
uuW.rf tu.laA than there wa e
wHu.h u-u. Ul'ru thc suppl, was
, ample SINCE chem $4,000 900
zoo gold hH- bncu imported and
/, iir governments has deposited al
/. roads shn.uUu.ouO. These are
!. art-. uni appeal to uuc public
. iu Operate with u- m rr-tor-
Z us normal bu-iuc-- condition."
+. -l.NirHDt uum President i,oo.c-
; Nrlt- letter. No,. O..
,.t.' ,,.'..... r.,
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DoINGs OF EDUCATORS
rrurhrr-' Institute scheduled Zoe Tine,
last DAYS Of Week

OU Thursday friday and saturday
of tHIs nssE teachers institute VIII
be ued H W0hneld SEWER county
aud among .lose from Sale Laka vh1
uII attend Hre furl uI Public mulr-
zion A. a. Nelon ana pr0fs Mosah
ha.I and Howard nrgga of the um.
NrwItY of Utah.
supt Nelson 10 scheduled 90 address
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MEASURE INDoRsED.

There l. mo- analogy at all
with the way things were la
1898. On NOV. 80 OF that year
there was la the treasury hut
sI6G.OOO. 900 ia gold. on Nov.
II Of this year there Wa- la the
treasury S0Oi. 100000 gold. Ten
years ago the circulation per
cnplta was S23.23 "a 4. now
S33.23, ''--iXtra, from Pre-i-
dent Roosevelt letter NOV. ~.
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w has T. most needed Just
now H. that our citizens should
realize how Fundamentally sound
business conditions in this coun-
try arc and how absurd q T. To-
permit themselves 60 get into q
panic and create q striugcncy by
boarding their savings instead at
trusting perfectly sound banks.
yclt- lcucr, NOV. n.
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BORN

CHRISTENSEN sunday morning.
Nov D. laUG born Co the wife 80
N. O. Christensen Jr, No Vir-
suia Flats. hnc baby boy Mrs.
Christensen was Miss stella Daynes.
cARLSON-Nov. rs. 90 the wife of
g.. g. Carlson. "a fine girl An we'll
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BOY WANTS DAMAGES
Fifteen Year Old Lad Hurt at Utah
Consolidated Plant.

Consolidated Plant
Emanuel Lofquist minor bv his
guardian ad Item. Charles Lofquist
today filed suit against the Utah Com
soiidated Mining company for personal
damages in the sum OF 81. 500 10 isal-
legged In the complaint that the plaintin
only rs wears Of age, was employed hy
defeudp7t company Co operate ear run
by ele icity. and that while he WAS
thus employed on Aug. 10, 1907 he WAS.
hy neglect of said company porma-
ucnuy injured and dishgurcd
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Il. T.. Evans. Florist, SO s. lain ~
Floral Designs "A Speciality 'phon 96l
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STANCHFTELD.-At s75 sixth avenue
Nov. 1e, 1907 Helen daughter of
fred and Ida May Stunchheld. aged
months and Gays.
Funeral services Wednesday at %
m. from family residence Friends are
invited 90 attend. luterment m cU
cemetery
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BILLINGLEN. AT his residence cor
ner OF Eleventh East ANA Fourteenth
South OF old age and general debility.
William Campbell Billmgley at the
age OF 20. Born in Tennessee. in 1881.
came 90 Utah iu 1850 and was for
years resident Of Minersvine and
Beaver. where he was well known.
He leaves five daughters and three
sons. Remains win be taken 90 Min
Crsville for iutorment.
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AUSTIN Rear 45l south Eighth East
street Nov u.s. 1907. of pneumonia.
Altred b.. SON OF George and Sarah
EtIdington Austin. Boa his second
year.
,o.l.e of funeral later The remains
Hre az che funeral parlors OF Joseph
William Taylor.
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MRS. BRADLEY
TELLS HER STORY.

tcontinued from page one)
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Mr. Barrett at this point told OF the
civilization of our sister repunilcs anu
fold of their reception 10 Secy uf state
FIhu Root during his recent visit 20
the south. The speaker took occasion
10 saw that he considered Elihu Root
the greatest secretary of state Ameri-
CA had ever had The secretary's visit
had done wonders I'M cemeuting our
.frfauFghIU with our neignbOIs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-19

The audience was startled at Mr
Barratt's description OF the beauty and
size of Brazil United states and Ger
many could bc placed within The con
fines of Brazil The Amazon river be
said. turned live times as much water
into the sea each day as did the great
Mississippi and instead OF allowing
largo steamers 90 navigate 90 Sew or,
leans or 100 miles from the mouth, the
Amazon could accommodate the largo
Lusit8uia 900 miles into the interior
of Brazil Fl
with her tributaries the Amazon fur
.L.n.. u-u.L milo. Of ulLLg.LLIn.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-13
One Of Stolen Treasury Notes
Cashed in London.

Chicago, March 9-One of
the $4,000 bills stolen from the
CHICAGO treasury in the great
$l75.000 robbery, has been pre-
sented TO and cashed by the Bank
Of England in London.
A cablegram announcing. this
fact yesterday started an inter
national hunt without parallel
in the history Of the federal Sc
creJ service.
Upon receipt Of the message,
Chief Wiikie, who is direc ing
the search for the stolen money
took The first train 70 Washing
ton.
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Meetiag Quilted in Behdtt,Of the
Starring Chinese.

A general union meeting will
be held in the Methodist church
next Sunday evening, ,at 8 o'clock,
in behalf of the starving Chinese
All denominations and all citi-
zens are specially requested and
invited to be present and in
every way help TO make the
meeting a success. Several oho rt
speeches will be made and then
effort will be made to help finan-
cialIy the people starving in
China. This meeting has been
called by the pastors OF the
churches in Lancaster. Come
and help.
j. II. Boldridge.
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C0,tl't Proceedings.

The March term Of the court
oi General Sessions convened
here on Monday. Judge G. G.
Ddntzier is presiding, and Solic
itor Henry and S,enographer
McCaw, as usual, are at their
posts. His honor's charge TO the
grand jury was exhaustive as
to their duties, and he impressed
upon them The great necessity of
bringing all violalors of law to
Justice. Up TO the hour of goir Q
20 press Is p. m Tuesday, the
following cases have been dis
posed Of:
The State vs.. Sylvester Small,
Dock Small and Dostar Sims,
assault and battery with intent
to kill. Verdict, not guilty
James Evoos, the negro WI o
drove Mr. w J Cunningham 5
mule into North Carolina and
turned it loose, pleaded guilty to
using stock without owners con-
sent.
The State vs R.h fcIorlsl,,
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UOW's This?

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
for any caseiof Catarrh that cannot be cur
ed by Hall Catauh Cure.
+. j. { HENEY ~ CO.. Toledo. o.
We the undersigned. have known 4 j
theeny tor the last l. years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligatious made b.; his firm.
WaldIng, Kinnan Il Marvin.
Wholesale Drug lists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catauh Cure is taken internally.
acting dire e.tly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price - cents per bottle sold by
all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti pa
ton
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I)e0ths.

Deaths.
Mrs. Amanda Sims, wife Of
Mr. Robt. G.. SIMS, formerly of
Lancaster, but now OF Ulmer,
Sumter county, died Tuesday,
9th ms ant, of typhoid pneumo-
MIA. She was a sister of Mr..
Barber M Murray of the Sim
cerity section of this county,
and leaves surviving her, her
husband. three sons and daugh.
ter.
Mrs. Emily Pardue, wife of
Mr.. VIM. Ii. Pardue aud daugh-
ter of Mr. w. IL. McCorkle of
the Sincerity neighborhood, died
Monday, Mar. II, 1907, after a
proIrdcted illness, aged about 2S
years. He- husband and four
children survive her. Her re.
mains We're inferred yesterday
afternoon at Zion Methodist
church, ot which she was a mem-
Der, after funeral services by her
pastor, Rev. w. G. Winn.
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Letters Uncalled For.

Mail addressed TO lollo wing
persons remain in postofiice un
called for:
Miss Chala Soleven, Miss Ella
Brown. Mr. II. f. Bell, Mr. Marne
Craig, Miss Emma Dun, Wesley
Dolby, Mr. Richmond Harrison,
Mrs Arlilon Fugson, Mrs Nancy
H. Starnes, Mr. Grantson White,
Mr. Corpus Wise.
j. f. Hunter, Postmaster.
March i, 1907.
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Wednesday, March 13, 1907.

The Town Council at a recent
meeting took action on two mat
ters that are in our opinion, of
vital Importance 10 our town,
viz: the extension of The corpor
ate limits, and The exemption of
new manufacturing enterprises
from town taxes Tor five years.
The latter should induce more
manufactures to be established
here, and the former is a necess.
ity, if we are ever to have any
public utilities On both If these
questions an election viii be or
dered, and we think 1t an opor-
tune time. There has never been
a lack Of the progressive spirit
IN our community, but there has
always been want Of org MIA
ton 10 unite and push along
development on industrial lines,
and TO work for the public good.
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Permanent Organization of /
NJ ID. e..

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l. Il. W Cf'Nt'h, Secy. and
Treas. Board o. governors NJ.
w. Clyburn. ID Reece Williams
r.. T.. Craig. W p casLav Dr
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LAWS a.
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Honor Roll.

The Honor Roll for Lancas ter
county monument is stiIl grow
ing and every lady who reads
this if she has not given in her
name aud $lOO will kindly do so
and in this way show loyal love
for those "who wore the gray"
Mrs. George Furguson, $1.OO,
Lancaster, S. @.
Miss Alice Mcneil, $1O0, Ian
caster, S. G.
Mrs e. w. Sistare 81 90, Lam
caster, S. G.
Mrs. T. NJ Hughes, 81 90, Ian,
caster, S @.
Mrs. q. b. Barron, $1.0O, Lam
caster, S. c..
Mrs. w. Med Brown, $1.O0
Lancaster, S. Q.
Mrs. J d. McCarley, $1.00,
Winnsboro, S c.
Mrs. NJ. K. Cauthen,
Treas. l.. o. U. ID. G.
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Does coffee disagree Afth YOU? Probably it
does! Then try Or Shoop's Health coffee
Health coffee is u clever combination of
parch cereals and nuts. Not a grain OF
real coffee, rem ember, in DR. ShoOp'sHealth
coffee, yet its flavor and taste matches
closely old Java and Mocha coffee II your
stomach heart or Kidneys can't stand cot
fee drinking. try Health coffee. 1t is whole
some, nourishing, and satisfying It's safe
even for the youngest child Sold by Ben
nett Grocery GO
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The building and loan associa.
tion Is the wage earner's bank.
Systematic savings is the only
hope Of the man working ON a
salary, and the building and loan
offers the very best opportunity
for this his.-Greenville News.