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an effort TO heal disease, and at the same
time continue the use OF some deleter,ous
article that not only caused the disease In
the beginning, but maintains It from day
to day and adds to the hNlty Of it.
The true, and only safe plan is to
search for the cause and destroy It. then
Nature Itself endeayors 10 set curative
torets at work, and II the disease has not
gone too long, one may expect return
OF health II the reader has any sort of
physical ailment, ana has been user Of
coffee. let him experiment on himself by
leaving OF the coffee for period. say OF
two weeks or month. and al the same
time shift over to the use OF Postum
Cereal Fond conee, and take careful notice
Of the result.
Leaving on the ocilee takes away the
cause OF disease that is established through
the nervous system when such disease
has been caused by tho use OF coReel: the
food elements contained IN Postum Food
Coffee go instantly to work 10 replenish
and rebuild the delicate gray substance
found in the nerve centers throughout the
body
y is Welt to remember that perfect
esalth can not be msintalnsa when even a
ssligns portion OF tins delicate subsistence Il
destroyed or lacking IN the body There
y : true aud scientific reason for this
statement which can BE- easily proven By
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Not with all people. but with many. par
ticuiarly those that are highly organized
brain workers and their klnd--the subtle
alkaloids, contained in ordinary coffee.
have direct action upon the delicate
nerves of the stomach, and by pathology
cal law the nervous system Is gradually
and surely affected.
The result will show in variety Of
ways, such as headaches in some people;
In others, bowel complications; in others,
kidney trouble; in otherss smotherlng SEN
sations about the heart; in Others, dys-
pepsia. and in many the power Of tho
brain is impaired
One thing is absolutely sure and incon-
DISQUALIFICATION such people use coffee,
even in moderate quantities Tor any ex-
tended time. the slight hurt to the sys-
tenn. added TO day by day. viii finally pile
up an account that must be settled, physl-
eally, and the injury win generally locate
and centcr in some one OF tho organs OF
the body
Different people wil he a6ected differ
emily, hut common sonse should tssch that
\, vow have amy sort d disease. Or symp
TOMS Of disease, YOU should eudesyor 10 10.
cate the source and capse Of that disease
II islpct sood reasoning 70 apply drugs IN
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personal test. Many people have bssn
oohNlAced of the fact that coffee is mi.
sen 10 them, but have been unable N isa,.
" on such pers MS will find that thse
can make the change from ordiparv ,ets
TO Postum Food Coffee instantly snS S', 'Se
new eonee viii supply the demand for N
i iig beverage, and the W rk of reesn =.
ersuon WIN begin in short order
One thing must be carefully lookal ,f,.,.
ana that is to have the Postum Food - -
lee boiled long enough to bring or, ~.
naNor and foSd elements. When nrs,,,-a1
ike ordinary coffee, that is nv aoi ~. u u
ieW minutes, or no boiling AT an i, ., =
nor furnish the palatahle beyerase ~, 4.
aees when about four heaping fsas-a' So y
10 the pint OF water are used and a,,as
being ON the stove long enough 10 COM, a. , ",
10 boiling bubble, 1t be allowed n rsD,a "
poilnS. slowly but steadily. fun asss
minutes after The first buhbllne h ,,as,e'l
IN no other way can good Postum 80"
DC made. and Il may be depended -
When made ia this manner Many ~, spoi'
high pot to prevent its boiling nvsr vs. =
stir II down from time 10 time In qua
10 get the good from ell the material
y me reader can use health as a mean.
Tor gaining wealth or fame and for hr i,,''s
ing about the state OF physical ana psn,s,
peace and happiness that comes fron,
perfectly polsed condition Of hesi,b
can we'll afford to make this tss, q
make it Al once. Postum Is sofia =, ssn ~
nrst class groceFs exerywhere =, 81
packages protected by the famous y
and trade mark.
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Bryan. Texas. January 19.-Ex-County
Commissioner Peter Thomas died at his
home, eight miles north of Bryan. at !
o'clock yesterday afternoon in the fifty-
third year of his life. aud was buried of
Cottonwood church this afternoon at
o'clock. He was most excellent citi
Zen. deyout member OF the Baptist
church, and also member of Cedar Greek
lodge, A. f. and A. VI. His death is
deplored by the entire community.
W. J. Brogdon, chairman of the Bralos
county populist committee. has issued a
call for meeting January y to select
delegates TO the congressional convention
at Waco. Texas, February 8.
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workman Lort an Eye.

DenIson. Texas, January lS.-Ths after
noon ]. w. Lambeth. hoilermaker in the
Katy boiler shops in this city, lost his
right eye in a peculiar manner. He was
assisting in riveting on boiler. He was
on the inside, and the riveter was working
on the outside. Lambeth was acting as a
helper, holding hammer TO clinch the
rlvets, and the workman on the outsds
had stopped for minute. Lambeth
thought to look ont through one OF the
rlvet holes, when a rivet was inserted and
struck with the heavy hammer in use. II
entered his eyeball, shatterlng the eye aud
dangerously wouuding Lambeth.
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Sent Free to Men
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To Men.
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TO All Who Write.

free trial packages OF a most remarkable
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stepheuyIIIe Matters.

stephenyille, Texas, January BIDS
trict Judge straughan is holding court az
Hamilton. Judge Parker being appointed
special judge to dispose Of the matter
docketed for special session here.
In the damage suit of Norton vs.. the
Texas Central. the case was compromise
by defendants paying plaintiff $500.
In the suit OF 10 G. Hardin vs.. NJ. Q.
Crow ct all land suit, jury rendered IN
favor OF defendants.
religious revival Is being conducted
here; Rev w. NJ. Robinson from Vernon
is conducting the meeting, assisted by the
local pastors under the auspices OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian church.
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HoTE1. ARRIvALs.

At tho Tremont--F. ii Loving, Kobe,
Japan; S. O. Mckinney. Dallas @. T.
Seal, W. A. Walker, Philadelphia; c. NJ.
Kayior. Bristol Tenn. j. r. Rogers. St..
Louis; r. Il. Hawkes.. A. Lonsda e. G..
Frank Rossier. New York; g. NJ. saiier,
w. s. Brooks. r, B. Houston. VIVA ton !;
A. F, Robinson, Topeka, Kan w. G..
Skinner. Gunnison, Colo: C. H. Watson,
Three Oaks, Mich; Sidney u, Myers, Will
Liam NJ. Wheeler. d. r. Houston, Austin
W s. Pond, Chicago; c. II Ti ner. Pal Z.
estlne; Joseph o. osgood, Saline: NJ, 10.
sulienherger, Gllmer; j. Euclid Mills and
wife. Pueblo. Colo; w. j. Grad. TIL mas
Boyce. Z. O. Brown, 10. l.. Van Blskird,
Edward orrloff. New York; j. CHATTER,
ST. Louis; w. G. Bryant. Elthart, Ind !
j. II. Moyle, J. 7. Atkinson, William Moss,
j. r. Olsen. F.H. Rcedy Salt Lake City;
9, N West, 81. Louis; John Neuschler and
wife, New York; w. g. Lent, KANSAS
City; u. W. Mckenzie and wife, San An-
gelo.
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ISLAND CITYNEWS ITEMS
Caltlcmen from Other States Are Looking
Over the Town.
4 DISTINGUISHED PARTY FROM CHICAGO
bankruptcy Matters 60 ne Trans
ferred to The Federal Court mt
JeRersen--water Analysed.

Galveston. Texas. January 7o.--Therc ar
rived in Galveston this morning on the
santa re train party OF about forty
gentlemen from Fort Worth, who have
been attending tho National Live sto.k
convention at that place. They were in
.harge OF Mr.. ID. f. Adams. chief clerk
10 General Passenger Agent keenan,. and
through him we're shown the city today.
These gentlemen come from almost every
part Of the West aud this Is the lrst time
that q majority OF them have ever visited
this section OF the State They are high
ly delighted with tho country through
which they passed coming from Fort
Worth to Galveston and did not hesitate
tosay that Texas was the finest country In
tie world In which to raise cattle. or
anything else
Several OF them in conversation with
Post reporter stated that stock raising
n Texas could be carried on wi h
llmost one+half the expense and labor
hat was required in the States from
which they cafne--Utah, Kansas Colorado
and Nebraska. In Texas. they sall, IL
Is not necessary, except IN case OF severe
winters such as was experienced last year,
10 feed or house cattle or stock. and these
severe seasons arc rare. while In the
states which they represented It was
necessary TO house and feed them i've to
six months in the year, 1t Is true that
~ their country they can buy corn nearly
every year at very low price, but even
1t this 1t is very expensive and they
must figure very closely TO mako tho
business pay. Along The route from Fort
Worth they saw thousands OF head OF
cattle feeding on the prairies which were
IN excellent condition, while TO the more
westerly States they are being fed in
barns and sheds
That Texas Is q great State can not be
denied and since THAR visit they arc
prepared to vouch for ali that they havo
heard and read regarding It's great re-
sources,
These gentlemen who came 10 today
have not decided es to the length Of their
stay, though II Is quite probable they will
await the arrival OF the stocknon's excur-
sion that Ia making a circuit OF the state
and VIII arrive In Galveston Tuesday or
Wednesday,
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Those who are losing their hair or have
parted with their locks can have 1t re-
stored by a remedy that is sent free to
all. a Cincinnati firm has concluded that
the best way 10 convince people mat hair
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try IT, and sec for themselves. All sorts
Of theories have been advanced 10 account
for falling hair but after all It is the
remedy We are after and not the theory.
People. who need more hair, or are anx-
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ness. dandruff or other causes have lost
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its remarkable action in quickly removing
all trace of dandruf and scalp diseases
and forcing new growth OF hair.
MISS EMMA EMoND.
The portraits of Miss Emma Emond
show what a striking difference Is made
In . person when the bald head Is covered
with hair Miss Emond was totally bald
the hair folicles not only upon her head
but upon her eyebrows being completely
contracted, not the sign of a hair being
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ISAAC II. ADAMS.
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MS photographs to the proprietos of the
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TO INSPECT TILE FANNIE.

Government inspectors of hulls and
boilers were expected to arrive today To
make an examination of the tug Fannie
for which license has been asked by her
owners. They did not come, bGt will be
here Monday. The Fannie has recently
undergone extensive improvements. being
fitted with new engine and boiler and
otherwise rebuilt. On tho issuance of the
license the tug will enter the river trade
and will be a valuable addition to the
river craft. She is staunch little boat
and Is said to be very powerful considering
her size
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MRS. j.. $. WEED. New Albany, i
MRS. j. :. WEN.

Mrs. j. s. Weed, treasurer n 81.
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CHAs. w. BISHOP.
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trial of the Foso Remedy, and BY dilrs
application has secured fine grown
hair. as shown In his portrait abose. NJ
Bishop says Although am 81 M
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1uMRnR CONDITIONS

Technically speaking this is the review
season with lumber Manufacturers. An
nual meetings Of stockholders and dree-
tors are to be held at nearly all the local
concerns within tho next few days and the
various office forces are busy getting 10
annual statements. balance sheets. etc IL
Is also the season for mill overhauliug
ana other improvements. Along the lat
ter line local mills are not ms extensively
engaged as In previous years, but. never
theless. considerable new machinery Is
being added, planning mill. shed and yard
taciliites increased aud such other things
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rrnetor,en. Mt Me,mnr

Wcimar, Texas. January ls.--Lsst might
In this city Deputy State Organizer Q. A
Lawrence Of Luing OF the Modern ordet
OF Praetorians OF Texas Instituted Wei.
mar Council No. lie, with charter MON.
eership OF twentyfour and the officer,
are; Owen Heyer. S. A.; Il. T. Short. s
T.; Mrs. Sue Ratlif. j. T.; n. S. Dog.
gett, nrst G.; II. w. chinn. second e.; j
r. Gusman. s.. Miss Jessie p. Card sec,
rotary; U. r. Walker. NJ. e.; ]. A. SILVER
attorney w. 9. Mum, w. l.; w. p
Crimson. chaplain.
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LARGE NUMBER or WITNESSES
Ia Asked by the Defendant In Dur
ford Murder finse

Bastrop, Texas January 20.--roiay has
been unusually quiet for this town ON sat
urday. as country people dii NOT some in
today. District court is taking brisf
recess and Judge Sinks IS gone to his
home in Giddinss, not 10 return TN Tues
day.
District Clerk II. !. Grioseubeci wac
handed this afternoon applications by
each of the defendants, Walter Reese. Less
Reess Jim Coleman and Tom Daniels, Tor
doo out OF The county Witnesses in each
case and the state has ISSUED for aoont
forty making 1910 In all,
WIN Clements, the wounded man. is
able to be removed FROM the little COTTAGE
20 more comfortable quarters, lie con
tinues to improve
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LuLING LOCALS.


Luling, Texas, January 2O,--The town
has been full of farmers the past few
days getting ready Tor their next crop, and
on Monday blowing will begin In earnest.
Owing to bad weather very little land has
been broken and, as compared with last
year, the farmers IN this section are at
least one month behind with their work
At a tandango last night on the farm Of
Mrs. NJ a. Johnston about a mile east Of
Lnling, Mexican named Crecencia Ro-
nero had an epieptio 1T, falling back
wards on pile of wood aud breaking his
neck, thereby causing Instant death. He
toll with his neck across stick of wood
and the force of the TALL with the weight
OF his head broke the neck.
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HOUSTON POST: SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY 81 1900

ring on finger Of her hand. From SOM
impulse or cause she jumped 60 the slouu -
several feet. she WAS only 10 years olu,
but very large aud stout. In her descent
her hand slipped down the column. Inc
ring caught on the head OF the nail Her
weight and the force OF the jump jerkeu
the finger from her hand. bringing with y
leader nearly the length OF her arm
The girl is going through pain ana con
WILSON'S, which are but little alieviateu
by anesthetics. II is supposed that an
ficult surgical operation viii be necessary
to save her.
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a GYMNAs1rM pRospEcT1vr.

Several ladies In Beaumont are discuss
Ing the practIcabiilty Of organizing an
athletic club and equipping a gymnasium.
and Il they decide to so do they may ask
the cooperation of the men. Their plans
as they come to The Post correspondent
Is TO cooperate with the men in the lease
OF proper quarters and eauiping them
with the things necessary for indoor ath-
letic exercise, the ladies to have undls-
turbed possession OF the gymnasium dur
Ing the day and the men at night. The
movement is In Its preliminary stages
as yet, but the ladies approached are re-
ported as being enthusiastic over the
proposition and indications for a gymna-
stun are decidedly favorable.
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PETITION FOR MANnAMr,s

Gustsf Peterson has filed petition
asking the court TO ,napdamus the board
OF commissioners OF pilots Of this port "a
examine him az to his capacity % act ne
o branch pilot and claims that the branch
Pilots OF this port, eleven IN number have
combined and refuse 20 let any Que work
mere as pilot unless under their orders
This ie the same as other petitions that
have been fled in the last two years
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LOCAL NOTES

Since the purchase Of two lots on Broad =
way as a site for the Jewish synagogue,
property in that part of the city has APP
preclably increased in value. At least
owners are asking much bigger prices for
lots than some time since
All the smallpox patients at the pest
house and at their homes In the city arc
said TO be progressing nicely. No new
cases have been discovered 30 far today,
but Dr Calhoun. city health officer, thinks
that a number of cases will develop 10 a
few days.
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= PECULfA ACCIDENT.
roIcred Girl Lost n Finger and al
Arm Leader,

Dallas News.
Naples. Texas, Jannary ia very Sc
rious and unusual accident happened to
daughter Of George Drake, negro living
near here in Cass county The girl was
standing on the portico with her hand
resting on ono Of the supporting columns.
few inches below her hand a nail had
been driven into the column. with the head
out about half an inch. The girl had
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spectacle peddier suio,lea.

San Antonio, Texas, January 2O,--A II.
Brody' peddler of spec,acles, was found
dead last night at a late hour six miles
north OF this city, lying beside the Inter-
national and Great Northern railway
track, He had shot himself in the fore
head with q large pistol The bullet tore
a Jagged hole, out OF which the brains
oozed, The deceased has a mother resid-
ing az $50 Morgan street, Chicago. The re-
mains are being held here for Instructions.
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Columbus. Texas. January is-Mr- Carey
Shaw and Miss Rowera Green were mar
ried this morning at the home of the
brides mother. Mrs. Rowan A. Green.
They left on the noon train to spend a few
days in san Antonio MIR. Shaw is cashier
of the Simpson bank and the most popular
man in Columbus. Miss Green was one
of the bellies OF the city and very beau
tful
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done as arc necessary TO keep the plants
strictly up 10 date All OF these additions
and improvements will soon be completed.
settlement OF tho freight rates by the
railroad commission has brought about
resumption OF conditions which pevailed
prior TO the threatened disturbance and
interior dealers are again In the market.
Orders for building material are therefore
OF remarkable volume considering the s5a-
son OF the year and to some OF the mills
the question OF how to stock up for the
spring trade Is becoming impressiveiy
serious.
pleasing incident OF the week is the
application Of several railroads for per-
mission to make stake and rain allow
ances on lumber loaded on Nat cars. Just
why the mills we're ever required to pay
freight on these alleged commodities Is
not clear, but as the Imposition has been
removed by consent OF the railroad COM
mission the manufacturers are not in
clined to shed tears over tho milk that
was spilled In the past.
Saving orders continue plentiful aud
the demand for export stuff Is constantly
growing Prices are no longer sub
jeot for discussion, though quotations are
occasionally requested.
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Grnyson county orana Jury,

sherman. Texas, January 2o.---The mid
winter grand Jury adjourned today after
making report, in which sixty-nine true
bills were returned, twenty Of which we're
Tor felonies and forty-nlne misdsmeanors.
The prompt and rigid investigation Of tho
recent wholesale hurglaries hy this grand
Jury caused the capture Of several
notorious characters.