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THB ATLANTA GEORGL\N.
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72 V/HtTlHAU
Our Children’s Shoes
Outwear All Others.
Because:
they are made out oj the eery best material....... and
because toe don't believe in giving anything but the
very best values.
if Try a pair of our $1,50 or $2.00
Shoes for the little one and
Be Convinced.
COTTON LEADERS
PLAN CAMPAIGN
COVERING STATE
e a
Dates for Meetings in Every
Congressional
District.
('resident Marvin Jordan, of tlie (Southern
Cotton Association, accompanied by Field
Agcut K. 1). Smith and President M.
Johnson, of the Georgia division. Southern
Cotton Association, havo planned
poljcn of the state In the Interests of the
association, ami Its upbuilding, and will be
gin their tour the latter part of best week.
They projMMe to hold several meetings at
<*eiitral (mints, iu each congressional dis
trict In the state, at which addresses will
In* made by each of them Upon the work |
of the association and Its Importance, nud
especially will they submit to the people i
the plan of warehousing and cotton hold-
lug which .Is proposed by the association,'
and which will lie acted upon, at the com- J
S
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ffs
Home
Step at the grocers on yoar
way home, buy a package of
Toasted Corn Flakes and give tho
family a treat next morning for break
fast. The light, crisp, tender nature of the
flakes, together with their delicate, delicious
flavor will be a delightful surprise to the palates
of all. Toasted Corn Flakes are cer
tainly something different in the break
fast food line. And the difference is
one that you will like and never tire of—
that will be good for you no matter how
much you eat One package prove#,
10 cents all grocers.
and which will lie acted upon at the com-1
lug annual meeting In Dlrmlugbain, Ala., In
January.
■ ■ - 1 ■! i \
IO cents
All Grocers
Battle Creek Toasted
Corn Flake Co.
BATTLE CREEK. MICH.
Eliiertuu, Ul., Friday, NotohjIht 23.
.(then,. On.. Kdtimfnjr, Norenil«er Jl
Marietta, Monday. Noreialier 26.
Cedartuwn, <)«.. Tuesday. KorembsT 27.
Horn., Oa., Wednesday, November 2*.
Calhoun, tie., Friday. Nnvmlwr 30.
Cartererille. Oa., Saturday, beceraticr 1.
^MART^HOES
•StMlDDOORPNOMCHKMSERLilN-JOHNBON^OuBaM! Ctfc
BRITISHERS 7 HINK BALLOONS
Vi/ILL SUPERSEDE WARSHIPS
London. Nov. 10.—Tho possibility of
balloons superseding warship# In the
near future wan dlecueeed at a lecture
at the Royal United Service, In which
tho predictions were made by Major
- “ - Tiled the chair.
Uadco-Pow.ll, who occupl
Ho aald he thought that within ten
j-oars flying machines would be perfect-
...I 10 os to be of practical use. Then
the balloon would be a powerful factor
of war. for the ships ttrald not light
them with guns of the preaent day.
while projectiles could be dropped from
them onto warships.
Tho lecturer, Colonel J. D. Fullerton,
of the Royal Engineers, said:
“There Is no doubt whatever that
aerial shlpe will play an Important part
In future wars."
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O O
O HE 8AYS BALLOONS O
O ARE “N. a" FOR WAR.
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0 New York, Nov. It—At n meet- O
S hut of the general committee of O
the American Aero Club Congress O
O last evening, nn organisation was O
O formed and committees appointed O
O which will manage the balloon O
0 contests and exhibitions In Vlr- O
O glnla next spring. O
O Major Samuel Reber, ' United 0
O States army, declared that In the O
O opinion of the wftr department O
O ballooning. M far as It Is now d«- o
O velopcd, can only be of practical O
O use In army maneuvers when the O
0 wind la favorable, which makes O
0 the use of balloone almost nil. 0
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SECRETARY ROOT
EXPECTS TO DEPEND
ONE
Roosevelt’s Idea To Bo
Voiced at Kansas
City.
Washington, Nov. 1*.—The unyield
ing allegiance of the United Statee and
the administration to tho Monroe doc
trine will be proclaimed by Secretary
of State Root, it Is expected confl-
ilcntly, In the address he will deliver
before the trans-MIsaieeippI congress
.it the banquet In Kansas City next
of proxies havo been secured here.
Three weeks since an experienced and
alert Ineurance man was engaged at a
liberal salary. It Is stated, to devote
his entire time until the New York
meeting next month to getting proxies.
What steps the New York Life
has
taken to secure proxies ore not so well
known. 1
state Commissioner of Insurance
Young Is reported oa being Indignant
nt what ho terms the unbecoming con-
duct of the agents of the Inauruncc
companies. For the heat Interests of
pulley-holders, as he sees It, he Is urg
ing the support of the International
ticket uiiil the elimination of the Me-
Curdv men.
COTTON GOING UP:
SPOT NOW SELLING
E FI
Farmers Are Holding Crop
Back and Exporters
Are Not Selling.
Mllledgevllle. Oa., Tuesday. Dwemher 4. |
Hanil.ravllle, Oa.. Wednesday, lteesmber C.
Dublin, Oa., Thursday, December 6.
Ilawklnsvllle, Oa.. Friday. Decsmlior 7.
Katontuu. lie., Hatuntny, December 8.
laOrange, I la.. Monday, December 10.
Albany, Os.. Thursday, Pecemlier 13.
t.'ordeie, Oa.. Friday, Pecemlier M.
Forsyth, Oa.. Saturday, December 1.1.
Il l, the Intention nod denlro of the of.
flclnln to pnt the futorc plan, and swipe
of the association clearly and fully tie-
fore the people, nnd to show them the Im
portance of giving their full cn-operntlou
and support. It In n busier,, movement In
behalf of tho wlmlc Hotilh, mid Its pur-
poeef will tie fully outlined In detail.
SCHEME ON FOOT
TO "00" THE U, S,
OUT OF $500,000
Special to The Ueorglan.
Augusta. On., Nor. 1«.—For the I)rat
time In many yearn spot cotton l»
selling several points above futurss.
The reason for this IS said to be due
to the fact that tho farmers In this sec
tion are holding to their cotton. One
buyer stated tide morning that he had
ovor 5,000 bales In Ills warehouse, and
that ho did not Intend to sell a pound
of It until the prlco went to 111-4
cents. Ho said that his customers were
willing to hold, and thut he Intended to
make the exporters |my Ids price.
Several of the local exporters are
paying ns much as a quarter and some
are paying us high as a half above the
market. The local market la well sup
plied. ami all of the farmors will
doubtless hold to what they have until
hotter prices are offered.
Tricked By Dyspepsia
COMMITTEE VISITS
Pittsburg, Pa.. Nov. 1*.—An alleged
deal, framed to make 3500,000 out of
the government, waa discovered here
by Secretary of tho Treasury Shaw,
who was about to close negotiations for
$15.20
TAMPA, FLA.
AND RETURN
via
SOUTHERN
RAILWAY
Tickets on sale November 13th, 15th,
20th, 22nd and 27th, 1!»0<S, limited 15 days
fVom date of sale,
Passenger and Ticket Office, 1 Peachtree St.
Phones 142 and 2199.
Ticket Office, Terminal Station; Phone 4900
J. G. LUSK, District Passenger Agent,
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
till* Arris Ml Ua.u Id JMitiug t
ouu<s;r 'iraio* ot tha Following Ho«d«:
WUhTUUM AM> ATLANTIC UAILwuaJ"
No.—Arrive From— I No.—Depart To-T *
_ _ jpart Tt>-T*
•J Naabrllla.. 7:10 am(* 3 Nashville. 1:33 an
‘ Marietta.. 12:12 i>iu
J Nashville.4:5? (ini
Marietta.. 6:30 pm
Naakvlila. 6:60 pm
CKN’t’KAL OF GKOltGIA KAILWAY
Arrive From— j thtpart to—
Savannah ... 7:10 a. tu.l.Macon 12:01 n.
natgiiuau ... a • to d,ui,| dint'vii .......i-."l .Ill,
Jnckaonvlllo 7:60 a.m. IKavannah ... 8:00 a.m.
a._ -s l^laoou ...... 4:00 p.m.
m.lJackaanvIHe l:3» r
A l i.ANTA ANU iU.M t'UhM St Mi
•Moatforntrj."7:40 pml # .Montf'aj'r/.12:L pm
•Selina.... . .11:35 pujinJelma..;.... 4:5J pm
LaOrango 8:80 amlLaGranrc.... 6:30 pm
•MontL'umerr. 1:40 pm|*MoDtKln'rj.U:U pm
•L)a»Tj. All other trains dally except Sou
flay.
All trains of Atlanta and West Point
OKOitUlA HA 11*110 AO.
8RGS8sr.fiS!
•August*.. . .12:31 I
M am •An?:,i r ™..T 0 f:C i
1:46 tun l.lthonla.... .10:05 r
pm ronvera..
rcrt flH!
Covinaton.... 6:10 i
*Auyuata.. ...11:43 i
>MAUuAltli AIU LINE dAll.wAl.
WnA r inrt«m!! , 7:*» *inlltrmlogli!un.. < £iw am
Memphis^!am|Now|?ork.".12:'oo “n
Now York 3:10 pm Ahhorlll*.... 4:09 pn
Monroe 7:40 5:00 pu
Birmingham.. 7:45 pui WntbTujtou... 1:00 pu
Showu In Central lime.
a site for the Pittsburg postofflee, nt
1985,000.
Mr. Shaw said he would take until:
today to look It over, and It Is Inti- .
mated that ho will then condemn tho
site under consideration Instead of giv
ing almost a million for It. as had been
proposed.
The slto Is nt Fifteenth struct and
Pennsylvania avenue, Pittsburg, a
somewhat out-of-the-way place. It Is
known ns the Lest-Armstrong site, be
ing held by Max Lest.
Congressman Hurke and some mem
bers of tho commission niado an In
vestigation and found that tho proper
ty on either side ot the Armstrong site
was on the market for 5480,000. Hence
It appeared ns If this was a plan to
make more than 1504,000 If the deal
went through.
DELEGATES 1 HOMES
BEING ARRANGED
Large Attendance Anticipa
ted at Coming Baptist
Convention.
• SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Tha following acbwdqto llfhraa pAMlalMfl oftly aa Information, and ara pot qoartntvosi.
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND THE EAST.
k.r. Atlanta tc. V.). ....
Ar. New York.
~W.
12:00 niff*c
1:25 a.m.
6:43 a.m.
•:20 a.m.
9:30 p.m.
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12:07 p.ui.
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CHATTANOOGA, CINCINNATI AND THE WEST.
Ar. Cincinnati. . . .
Ar. Loulavllla. . . .
Ar. Chicago
ft JO a.m.
9:61 a.m.
7:40 p.m.
8:00 p.r
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“BT
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The Doctor Couldn’t Tell Where
the Trouble Lay.
For tho past seven years I have
been a victim of dyspepsia and chronic
constipation and huve consulted tho
most noted specialists to bo found on
diseases of this character. None, how-
day ev
Mr. Root has prepared an address
Ti
I tor this occasion with great care, and
It Is believed that, as the mouthpiece
•■l the administration, he will voice
President Roosevelt's attitude towardl
tlie Monroe doctrine.
Hlnrc the declaration of Professor
Bungees, In Berlin, that the Monroe
doctrine Is practically a dead letter
In the United States, there has beenl
no opportunity for the administration
to declare Its adherence to the time-
honored doctrine.
RICHEY PROMOTED
BY THE SOUTHERN
He
Is Made Assistuut to
the General Mana
ger of Road.
Washington, Nov. 1C.—The Southern
railway announces the appointment of
M. 31. Richey as assistant to the gen-
eral manager, with headquarters at
U ashlngton.
Mr. Richey has been assistant gen
eral superintendent of the Western dls.
trict, with headquarters at Birming
ham. Ala.
FAVORS ELIMINATION
OF M'CURDV MEN.
Special to The Oeorgtan.
Wilmington. N. C, Nov. I*.—A vig
orous campaign to secure proxies to be
voted for tho administration ticket U
being waged throughout North Cdro-
IMa \<t the MutMiU Life of New York,
in Ode city, especially. Is the Mutual
actively at work. A large number
ever, ueetnod to locate tho difficulty or
give relief. In addition to this medical
treatment, I have resorted to the use
of many remedies and havo given them
faithful trial, but all to no purpose.
Upon the recommendation of a close
friend, I purchased a 50c package of
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and In less
than live days noticed that I was re
ceiving move benefit than from any
remedy I had used before. I continued
to use the tablets after each meal for
ach was In a healthy condition, capable
of digesting anything whKh my In
creasing appetite demanded.
1 have not experienced any return of
my former trouble, though three
months have elapsed since taking y
remedy.
We wish that you could see with
your own eyes the countless other
bona fldc signed letters from grateful
men und women all over the land who
had suffered years of agony with dys
pepsia. tried every known remedy and
consulted eminent specialists without
result, until they gave Htuart's Dys
pepsia Tablets a trial. Like the doctor
abovu they couldn't locate the seat of
the trouble.
Dyspepsia Is a disease which has
king baffled physicians. Bo difficult of
locution is the disease that cure seems
next to miraculous. There Is only one
way to treat dyspepala—to supply the
elements which nature has ordained to
perlonn this function and to cause
them to enter the digestive organs,
supplying the fluids which they lack.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets alone HU
these requirements, os is shown by tho
fact that 40,000 physicians In the
United States and Canada unite In rec
ommending them to their patients for
stomach disorders.
We do not claim or expect Stuart’s
Dyspepsia Tablets to cure anything but
disordered conditions of the stomach
and other digestive organs, but this
they never fail to do. They work upon
the Inner lining of the stomach and
Intestines, stimulate the gastric glands
and aid in the secretion ot Juices neces
sary to digestion.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are for
sale by all druggists at 5«c a box. One
box will frequently effect a iierfect
cure. If In doubt and wish more ade-
3 unte proof send us your name and ad-
rets and we will gladly mall you a
sample |*ickage free. 5'. A. Stuart Co.
Cl Stuart Building. Marshall. Mich.
The special committee on a site for
tho audltorlum.armory, of which John
Murphoy la chairman, left the city hall
at 10 o'clock Friday morning for a per'
sotml Inspection ot all the lota offered.
The committee was accompanied by
the city engineer. They traveled In au
tomobiles. There were more than forty
sites Inspected. It was found that tho
offers, ns a rule, were exceedingly
high. A few of the number seemed sat
isfactory, and from these, unless other
offers are mud^ will be selected the
site. .
Chairman J. R. Gray, of the main
committee, will call a meeting soon, at
which the sub-committee will make Ita
report. Then the lot will be detlnltciy
nnd finally settled upon.
FATHER GAFFNEY
AT
A distinguished preacher will All the
Sacred Heart church pulpit next Bun-
da,’. Father Oaffney, o. K of Mem
phis, Is known all over the country
l>oet, lecturer nnd preacher. His lec
tures on Dante last year In the Morlst
college hall are still remembered, while
his sermons always drew the largest
lar preacher will preach on “The
Hlessed Sacrament” on Sunday at II
o’clock.
CHARMED BY SNOW FALL
WOMAN STOOD ON TRACK.
Special to Tho Ueorglan.
Spartanburg, H. C. Nov. M.—
Mary Long, colored, while standing on
the trolley tracks on Magnolia street
a car and painfully. If not seriously, in
jured. The woman occupied a position
In the center of the track watching
the snow storm and when a car ap
proached the mntorman sounded the
gong, but she gave no heed and was
struck and hurled tu the hard brick
pavement.
Mpwlul to Ths Ueorftan. ,
I.u. u n.iut.u t.'artorsrllle. On., Nor. 15,-Tlie Ueoritia
, „ ,, n , ,' “*'? I,. j. . Baptist convention meets In Cnrtersrlllo
John H. Bellelale, aged 55 years, died Tuesday, Xuvember 30. Tho Woman's
Thursday afternoon at his home, I Missionary union, which Is auxiliary to the
189 1-2 Peters street. His body will be convention, meets Monday, November 19.
snnt to Brooks Station Saturday morn- Ths convention nnd the union ooinblnml
iftemon In the will bring to Cnrtersrlllo not loss tbnn
60o visitors.
Her. Johu K. Barnard, pastor of Ihp
Cnrtersrllle church, has decided on a new
plun for assigning homes to the dele
Ing for Interment that aftemon In the
cemetery where many of the family are
burled. } ...
Mr. Bellelale wan a veteran of the
union army. He had lived moet of his
life since the war in Atlanta nnd was
gates. Heretofore, tho names of those
• * — - . - -si i • .. • co, aax-ss tuiuit v I lit. iiniurg lfi l lltt St,
a wall known ftn .JJJ U £!! C J who ®*pccte<l to attend were sent on lu ad
JiJSv^ShlhliSn^Mr* 1 Bellelale waa Uie ! vanc *‘* M,,a nxaile by the local
and hh children' **>nn»ltfw «m eiitertaluiurtit, nnd the ex-
SSd graJId Children “mre’ rre? i
card where they would »tO(» during the
1 coiirentlon. Hut It waa found by pruetl-
i «•*! experience that mauy peraotw went In
| their iinmea and hometi were provld<nl for
What Would
You Do
If three good physicians
should pronounce your
case hopeless. If they
should decide that you
could not live longer than
six weeks. And if you
should get well, after us
ing only $12.00 worth of
Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure and
Nervine, what would you
advise a friend in like con
dition to do?
them who fatted to attend the convention,
while other* who did not *end In their
name* did rone nnd no home# had ?H»en
j oecured for them. Thin often resulted In
i much confusion.
I Mr. Hnrnnrd ha* decided to inaku only
! *neh aMoIgnment* In advance as are prac-
1 tlvully certain to Ik* filled. The committee
i expect* to Mend nub-commlttees out rroni
rartcrnrllle to Atlanta to meet the Incom
ing train* at thnt point, and canraws Much
train* for delegate*, making alignment*
of home* to thoae who have not pre-
Atlnnt . ___ .
Those who receive aiflgninents card* he-
f ore leaving borne will I** expected to no-
Ify their hosts In Cartertvllle of their
coming, nnd also bring the assignment cards
with them. 5
JACKSONVILLE, I3HUN3WICK, ETC,
Lv. Atlanta, .
Ar. Macon. , ,
Ar. Cochran. .
Hi.
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Ar. jeonp. . ( 2:25 p.m.
Ar. Brunswick I 4:25 p.m.
Ar. JackMonvIlla | 3:20 |>.m.
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BIRMINGHAM, MEMPHIS AND THE WEST.
. Atlanta. . .
. Amtell. . .
. Tallapoosa. ,
26.
TioinNi
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Ar. Williamson ] 6:25 p.m.
Ar. Fort Valley. . . ■ 6:25 p.m.
COLUMBU8. FdTTTvALLEY7Tfcr
” r-*r—
11:30 p.oi.
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l.v. Atlanta. .
Ar. Wllllnmson.
Ar. Columbus. ,
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7:25 a.m.
10:09
TSTpjjT
6:35 pdn.
I'm*enget and picket Office, i Peachtree Bt. Phone 142. Ticket Office Termluni
'i'houtt 142. Ticket Office Ter
WORE GRAY UNIFORM ACROSS 3 COUNTIES
AT THE VETS REUNION ! MURDERER IS CNASEO
PILES CURED IN S TO 14 DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT !■ guaranteed to
cure any, eaac of Itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or Prof-—-- agn -----
truding Piles in 5 to 14 days
or money refunded. 50c.
•T have to thank you for saving
tny wife's Ilf. two year. age. V). had
led with the doctor until the
......... .Ike the two prti
onea, aald that nothing rould be dono
for her; that aha had better he taken
home from the hospital to quietly wait
bar time, which would.
not tie over 4
might help h»r.»o I got a h
earn and some Nerve and Liver Pills
and commenced to give them to her.
We soon seen an improvement, and
Ing the medicine. We gas
bottle* In all of tho medicine. Sho
take* It occasionally now If she feels
the need. I am In the ministry, and
hare been for 44 year*.'*
REV. P. MILLIGAN,
Genda Springs, Ran*.
Dr. Miles’ Heart Cura Is sold by
your druggist, who will guarantee that
tho (trot bottle wUI benefit. If It fallo
ho >dll refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
INVESTIGATING NEED
OF ADDITIONAL JUDGES.
Special to The Georgian.
.Mobile, Ata.. Nov. U.—Orrln J. Field,
a clerk In the department of juatlce at
Washington, D. C„ Is In the city. Mr.
Field la making a tour of Alatnuna for
the purpoae of Investigating the need
of an additional Federal Judge.
He visited Birmingham In the early
part of the week and from thnt clty
eame to Mobile, and will stop In a
number ot cities.
There wa* a bill Introduced Into the
last session of congress asking for nn
additional Judge.
WILL 8END DELEGATION
TO MONUMENT UNVEILING.
gpeclal to The Georgian.
Newberry. B. C„ Nov. It.—At a call
meeting of James D. Nance camp, U. C.
V„ held yesterday. It was unanimously
decided to send fifty members of the
camp to the unveiling of the Hampton
statue, which will be held In Cotumblu
on the 20th Instant. The delegation will
ho under command of Commander J.
W. Gary and Adjutant O. L Bchum-
pert.
Bpeclal rates for the occasion have
been granted by the railroads, and It Is
probable that a large number of vet
erans, In addition to the delegation
nadled by the camp; and other citliens,
will attend the unveiling ceremonies
Bpeclal to The Georgian.
-Macon, Oa., Nov. 16.—The big dele
gation of Macon veterans attending the
state reunion In Suvqnnah has re
turned and the old vets are loud In
their praise of the Forest City people
for the manner In which they were en
tertained. Among the Macon vets who
went to Buvannah Is Captain Warren
Moseley, one of Macon's oldest and beat
known policemen. Captain Moselev
attracted considerable intention at the
reunion because of the fact that he was
equipped throughout as he was when
he was mustered out of the Confederate
service In 1865. He wore his old gray
uniform, carried u saber he cuptured
In a hand-to-hand flglit with a-Federal
officer and sticking out of either boot
was an old Colt ball und cap pistol that
did service for the Confederacy In the
hands of the gallant captain.” T'he' only
lie '
Hpeelsl to The Georgian.
Covington, Ou„ Nov. 16.—Frank
Thomas, a negro wanted In Jones
county for murder, waa eaptureil by
Deputy Bhcrlff Maddox after a chase
lasting for several hours, about
thirteen mllea from Covington yester-
dny. Starting from the suburbs of Cov
ington, he followed Thomas through
Newton, Jasper and Butts counties be
fore he wns captured. Sheriff Kth-
redge took him In charge.
Before finally capturing Thomas they
put bloodhounds on Ills trail and fol
lowed him to a river, where the scent
was lost. After gome trouble, the scent
was found again and bis capture fol
lowed.
part of Captain Moseley's equipment
In Savattnnh that he did not wear In
the war was a pair of spurs, and even
these did service In tho same war In
which the captain won honors. But
they belonged to a Macon friend and
were worn by a Federal captain.
G. A. Crawford.
Ths funeral services of a. A. Craw
ford. who died Thursday afternoon at
the residence of his parents. Mr. und
Mrs. J. W. Cyawford, on the Howell
Mill Road, were conducted Friday aft
ernoon nt 2 'o'clock. Council No. IS
Junior Order United American Me
chanics, officiated at the services. The
Interment was In Harmony Grove
churchyard.
Malaria Makes Pale Blood.
The Old Standard, Grove’s Tasteless
Chill Tonic, drives out malaria and
butlds up the system. Sold by nil
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