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HOUSES AND Lors WANTED.
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting OF the stnck.
holders OF the Great Excelsior Ne
ing Co. OF Seattle. viii be held al u
office OF the company, room Is
Bailey building, Seattle, Wash. q
Thursday. January End. isa2. q
O'Clock y. m "wednesday, the M.
ular meeting day being legal hr1-
day. Tor the purpose Of eiectinx
board OF five trustees for the enz-
Ing year, and the transacting Of au
other business that may prDpesJ
come before the stockholders.
Date OF publication. Dec. IA. isai
ALAN ID. CAMERON. Sec
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT o.
the State OF Washington for ~
county OF King. In probate l.
the matter Of the estate Of Eliza
NJ. Calhoun. Deceased. No ~
Order TO show cause why dissrios-
ton should not be made.
William NJ. Calhoun. admiuix,rstw
Of the estate OF Ellen NJ. Calhoun.
deceased, having filed in this ccur
his petition setting forth that ssA
estate is now in a condition to u
closed and is ready for distributes
OF the residue thereof among fhs
persons entitled by law thereto. snt
II appearing to the court that sad
petition sets forth facts sufficieni 70
authorize a distribution OF the res
idue Of said estate;
II Is therefore ordered by the court
that all persons interested in the e.
tate OF the said Ellen NJ. Calhoc1
deceased. be and appear before ths
said superior court OF King county,
state of Washington, at the court
room OF the probate department ~
said court In the city OF Seattle. %
the Sd day Of January, 1909. at the
hour OF $3.50 o'clock a. m. OF said DAY,
then and there TO show cause. II any
they have. why an order OF distribu-
ton should not be made Of the res
idue OF said estate among the heirs
and persons in said petition mel
toned, according 10 law.
IL Is further ordered. that cory
OF this order be published once .
week for four successive weeks
fore the said 81 day OF Januaiy,
1902, In Monday issue OF Sestues
Daily Star. a newspaper printed an.
published in said King county ana
of general circulation therein. !.
Done In open court this s0th DAY o
November. 1901.
BOYD J. TAI.LMAN.
Judge !.
state Of Washington. County o
King. IS.
l. c. A. Koepfli. county CLERK :.
King county and ex-officio CLERK g
the superior court OF the state -
Washington. for the county Of kink.
DO hereby certify that the foreseins
is a fun. true and correct copy OF a.
original order 60 show cause, maas
by said court on the Seth day
November. 1901. In the matter on "a
estate Of Ellen NJ. Calhoun, decessess
Witness my hand and the scar =
said court this soth day of NoVeh-
Der, 1901.
.~4.rE
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CHINA is TN
HOT WATER

pEKISC. Dec. is.--China "a fac
ing crisis In the Manchurian ones
fion in which russia Is practically
against Great Britain. Japan and
the United States. Japan demands
that she shall have as great cOnces-
fIons In Manchuria as are given Rus
sta. The ministers from Great Brit
ain, Japan and the United States
have entered separate demands that
they be shown any treaty before IL
ia signed.
Prince Ching, the successor 10 IL
Hung Chang. Is said 10 be more
friendly toward Great Britain fhaa
was HIS predecessor, and IL urging
definite terms from Russia, the
present form being too much In that
country's favor.
-----------~-s -
Ladies' Furs made and repaired
c. G. Berg. 1918 Third ave.
For fine DIAMONDS see Richards.
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The n which the
ottcp The DIS
patches @ death Chicago WyounF ana
"a Missouri killing supposedly favored sceuon
southern california telegraph lines nre
huracned With throughout the East ana
North California Coast Is ney tn
Seattle WIZ prostrasona
future as In the past
combination ~ iris ideal climate With the best commercial
perhaps OF the potent
adding population each
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JAILS FULL
OF CHINESE

OTTAWA. Ont. Dec. ie.--Aii along
the International boundary. and par
ticulariy In the central portion Of
the line. the fails are filled with
Chinese who have attempted to cross
aided by smuggiers. The immlgra-
ton agents claim TO have unearthed
an organized gang Of smuggiers with
qualifications along the border. and
IN the larger cities Of the United
States.
smusgiers are said 20 be amassinx
fortunes. as the price for conveying
taem across the border j. 500. and
for keeping them In the United
states an additional 500. Toronto
and Montreal are the chief points
Of entry and the headquarters OF the
gang.
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Tph ssie--Two saloons on Firsf avenue.
near rae strnet. nsr buildings AMI na~
lars and nkturxE, laane MAJ - mad Zoe
~ feaFss price t@.eD and e. 4u1 rsaren-
hfs4fs 81 which amount ore halt can t@
lals oAsn aHo the balance when you get
tnahf Ter the money. We have = ether
selnnne, fanKinK "a price from s. 600 10
si"s"". COMMUNICATION Investment
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pox FACTORY.

FOR tsle'-intsrest in one Of the iarxex,
ana o~~t raging bor factories west ~
tfana Rapids running night and sav
Nlth tnfes years orders Ahehds retirins
mfmref 81 The arm met xith a serious
scetaeni, whieh ditablea him herman.
Entity. Knd his place must BE- filled bv =
man capable Of taking charxe Of an.
Office t~frfnan- American Go.
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90 on THE
CITY OF EVERETT

EEAT-rLE, EVERETT AND I'D
MoSDs ROUTE.
iv Beattle. 20 a. m. y m, p. IN
Nv Everett. s.is a. m, s.0. fsis ,. m.
Three round trips daily. Including
Sunday. IN effect Sept - 1901,
Flyer for Tacoma Al Everett with
Str Mikado for Nnohnrnish and Ever
ett and Monte cristo Railway,
coifnnn Deck. Seattle. Tel He'd al.
Nrrchanfa' Dock Everett Telephone
e ~ 81 SCOTT Manager
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Au.TI0NeEhn
uE MARTIN, general Ailctians
storage 22lp les Ays, Toll q
AUCTION SAILS

AUCTION SALE Of rooms Of fine
furniture. also q stock Of fancy
goods. TO be sold az auction at
Martin a FoKs HalesToons. 2zis
First avenue, Tuesday. December
~, at 10 20 a. m. consisting Of the
following. one paTior suit. upright
piano. I fine oak bedroom suits, b
white enameled bedstcads, 1
leather chair. 2 sewing machines.
I lady'H writing dehk. z combina-
ton bookcases. , velvet touches. 2
hall trees. Eideboards. , dining
tables. / wardrobe. folding beds.
fine marble clocks. lot me car
pets. lace curtains. rugs. 80 white
linen tableeiuthA. 20 dozen white
linen napkins. 20 water scts china
closet. nne bookcase. 1 ranRc, {
cook stoves. kitchen safe. kitchen
queen ana tables. rockers. chairs.
mattresses. springs. pillows. blank
cts, quilts. toilet sets. dishes, eil-
Vsrware. Rranitewnre. looking
glasses. lot heaters. lots OF other
goods TOO numerous 60 mention.
Phone. Oak T45. Jor. Martin. aue-
tionecf.
v % nis'KEnroN. general sue,lopssT.
-
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~ ~ fizS 10
Pr our faigna pfesefty ~ -.
last = J.
10
Tasf rfgies ioi 81 -. arry 49,.
salkHE aisfaHee ffQf Firsse, u
ff1s ti~t
We fsFs f1rf 0rf d. fra e. a..
af fHia price. Thia n n n
uan aifh flisn1fa uss. - 80 I.
rfr Hnf tx 4,
EoI,Tffp EHT 1Erer arr -,
hfai ffiats Depsussst
- Tel. Nsa !
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60 90 Spinning for bicvrie repatra
BUY stock Interstate Fisheries
Co. 800 Pacific block.
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llth yeu looking for a safe and prosts bic
blAiness cts~ninE IN Aeattirf II 80 ne
rah oner gcu any hufnt~f requiring an
Investment % from $40 20 So livery
business oppEtpaity that r.asses through
once must stand the closest 4nvrsfiga-
Yea and se can place you In a pank
stpFe, faefaFg. hotel. mill once a. IN
tNsA anf husinessyuu may prefer. Kind
~ eau and Investigate. ssermar- NEE
isen Investment Gu. Incorporated. ais
Third avenue
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LODGING HOUSES.

foh haiS~We have few high.class
usually filled with dummies ana a iot
OF cheap. secondhand furniture. nttea
expressly 10 catch the unsophistirat.a
ana enod paying Investments that ~ s.a
Investment Co. Si2 Third avcaue.
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When buying articles ADVERTISED IN
this paper speak OF the star
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RANKS
THE CANADIAN HANK OF
COMMERCE
Capital paid % ......s..........t -. ooo. 90
ffzxhs million aollau)
lnisfssl aliewsd ca time deposits. rsn.
sfal nsnslnF business transacted.
htATTLE tHAkcH -cornsr % James
u. a. cAMERos. Manager
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL hank or
SEATTLE.
- Fsiol stock paid ~ $4,000. surplus. tSa.-
J. yurth. pres.. J. =. Goldsmith. vice
pfrsi " v. Anasr3 eAshier.
Correspondents in pfiuel lal cities In tho
Nnlssd states ana Earope
PEOPLES sAvtSGA hank
hstpai stsnus ant riks street. capitol
psia % tios.ceo y G. Nsufstdsr. prss
J, ~ Hasdra. cash. j. 4. GfwsnlsAf. asst.
e.sh Commercial savings and truss busl-
ness.
scANDINAvfAN- AMERICAN
BANK.
- seattle. a general hsnkirs business
hsfgi pres. ,. T. gFundahi. rrss vice yfss
a. " EpeiesfEs cash. J. y. f@ns. asst.
sash. 10 branches.
NATIONAL BANK or
COMMERCE.
Paid up capital ..4.. $50. go.
T,raasarts general bnakinK business ~. c.
Henri. pfsss. ~. ~ speaosr. casa. safe
esp@st vaults Ter rent
safe Deposit Vault Boxes for Rent.
TIE Ff1tHT NATIONAL BANK or
SEATTLE
rasd 70 capita ....- .tisooo
u HuFe. tr.. rfes NJ MeAiicken, vice
prea. l.. Turner cash. n. y. Parshurst,
sssi cash. krchanee on principal cities
81 y. =. and Earops.
BUSINESS CHANCES
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SOCIETY and stage dancing. II. "A.
es,es, supervisor Normal association.
23is First. Green ls16.
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Port Orchard Route

Daily service. effective Sept 10. 1901.
firensrton IT.. s. Navy Yard and
Dry Dock, Charleston and sidney.
grstra AfErfaG
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BOYD J. TALLMAN.
state of Washington, County q
C. A. KoEPFLI.

BY ID. X. SfCKELS,
Deputy Clerk.
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DANCING classes Tor beginners Mon,lss
and Friday evening at $50, Prof WIN.
daily. kanke hall, Pike street.
MI, a. n, COLLINS. teacher % faah-
ionable and select society dancing STU.
do, Holyoke hleck Phone. Red 4ing
pRuF. LITTLE. teacher Of hall room ami
fancy dancing aia Madison Phone,
Hun Nst.
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merchandise certificates which VIII be exchanged
the equivalent 81 their value
those 60 whom wish 20 make
gifts you win find certificates
very convenient
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NEW t-room house. lot hOxf20. barn
lsxse, wagon she'd wood shed
chicken house. 20 chickens. thor
oughbred Jersey COW. fresh. spring
water In house. cords wood, 4
tons coal. tons hay. price 1880.
Five level lots near Madison. on
Howell, toxi2o. corner. sell all or
any. Si26.
Two graded lots. Eighteenth avenue.
S0xl20: cheap for cash
Two-room cottage and lots. fenced
cleared. seeded and planted TO ber-
ries. etc, $500.
Houses and lots in all parts Of city.
Call and let us tell you about them.
ROGUE & SCHMIDT.
CPS Pacific Block. Phone. John 1861.
81. 600 subscribed last week i own your
own home We buy you a LOT and hujis
you a home for ~ 90 per month. No in.
terest charged, Homo Cooperative Co
100 PIKE street. onen tn p. M.
ruR well improved farms. small or large.
az low prices, call on us
COLLINS q WILLIAMS
Room 80 sullivan building.
WORKING men with small capital see
LLOYD, nriseoc & Lloyd about building
your homes. % hinokiey block.
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SHORT. Tfar iosns m furrifure ara
shaitfls. lowest rates. go barks pa.
MONEY iasn.a On hofsss. Furniture. jew
FirYi ehhttsi mortgage loans epe-
advances On salaries Room 30 Dor na
bh4k
TO LOAN Private money ., i9g rate q
Interest E-1lis Danus Dsnsr. ipf
MAnqu street
WARRANT houEni ard soid Morrison
a Eshsiman Huruai Lffs bid
OLYMPIC OIL 20. II TfsiisF bi61k
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
An.TItACr ~ rITLE

ABSTRACT oP rITLE
ofh0hNE ffEMPEtt q 90. iBc.. ~.
stfani Co.. established itsi Mif.nF
tuai fAfr building
BpOlfi WHITstI.EngYs HANFoEp Al.
HfrHrt t4. established 1906. harrultnt ~
iaiirr block rsiephons MAN ipi
FtATfLE AhtWaet co.. Is, " nlpeh
AatIirECrs ....-.
T.. D. DoNoi0E a tAF. u DoNNEiLAh.
saH1clatr afruitfriH. steel nud nffpripf
construction speciality. Suite 5is pc
cihe piorh. trHitls. f'hnHa. James lhSl
join 0ttAtAM. 80 a2i Globe W. Tel
Jausa az2i
81 W. HouuIiroN. fif.iT Collins
AFfoHAE
WI H. ncT1sEn. attorney 81 law auii.
pturTeufHa and defended in 30 courts. ~
years experience. Proceedings in nsuh
fupfry companies Incorporated. abstracts
carefully examined. collections made Dr.
HH parts ~ the United states. Highest
commercial and bank reference bia
fhifd avenue Phone, MhiH 100.
Alexander 4 Martin so Mutual tAfe
FRANK % wIKHTLiNo. Boston bioek.
:. a KGLDood, 70 BAILEY building.
W. .. LAaHuTH. a0t-s raeihc blort.
4 q MACDONALD, 900 hutke building
ROOF PALMER a nnOWs. Pioneer 30
. g. coSoyrn. s2.ts Hsiier building
Lyman >. kAAi.p. 20 nsiisr building
a. wAhD KENT sa2 burke baiidlaS
= q bougLAs. 81 sea YORK bleE
HORACE pETEH, sis NsW Yerk bis
PlEiuRE .. TERRY. $50 nurhs biocN.
.. ~ LANGLAkD f1 ~ y block
AIsItokEtftn
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nusINEss coLr,a,.r.


ci.AhkE's fernin shorthand schooi. In
dividuhl instruction 81 Boston hik
BEST methods ani teachsrs Aep,., p,,st,..s
college. Second and Pike.
WILSON'S Modern Bus coli. Main ara
CLOTHES CLEANING
sEATrLE Clothes Pressins %, ciof6es il
shape $3.50 month. dycing, repalrinr
1000 Third. hun iOo4
HIGHEST prices Tor CASTOR clothing.
haNe laNlor, 10 tarr-boyd building.
CLAtRNoyANrs
MADAM tAkoltNA--1he well known.
wonderful elairvoysnt medium, tells
past. present and future; nameS given.
palmist readings and cards; aao an
~" lst ave- room 100, Green itso.
CONTRACTORS aud BUILDERS
GENEROUSLY RosELEAF, shops al
2is 220 Spring street
BROMLEY q WELLS. general contraetor-
n starr Royd bid. Tel Main Qso
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WORKING men with small capital see
LLOYD, nriseoc & Lloyd about building
your homes. % Ainokiey block.
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Rocking Chair. made OF selected
hardwood golden oak finish.
High, comfortable back and wide
arms. Seven turned spindles In
back. Cobhier seat. An cxcep-
tionally well made. comfortable
rocker. at .........,..R :s. 90
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, -. 2, , ai,,SKnroN. sspsrai .ae'loossF.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-13
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Member Of a Prominent Liscomb
Family Tries to End His
Own Life.
Albert Hauser. During . Fit Of
Insanity. Cuts His Throat.
Brought Here.

NewsEwas received from Liscomb this
morning Of the unsuccessful attempt of
Albert Hauser 10 kill himself by cut
ting his throat. IT is thought that
Hauser is insane, and his injuries were
not so severe but that he was brought
to Marshalltown late this afternoon and
arraigned before the commissioners
About $ o'clock Tuesday evening.
Hauser who is widower about 40
years of age, and resides With his fath-
er, MIR. john Hauser, was missed from.
the house. He has been subject to
epilepsy since boyhood and of late had
become despondent and brooded because
he believed his friends had tired of him
Tuesday evening he complained bitterly
of the treatment of his friends and later
wrote on a clip of paper the words
Good by, pa, and left the house. Not
returning for some time the father be-
came Worried and Instituted Search
and the son was found in front of the
house on his hands and knees cutting at
his throat with a pocket knife
The senior Hauser managed to get the
demented man into the house and inn
mediatet went in quest of a doctor
When he returned with a physician the
younger man had escaped from the
house and a general search was insti-
tuted by citizens before he was found
he having secreted himself in the orr
chard in the rear of the house He was
a pitifu sight. his beard being matted
With blood and his body badly chilled
When the citizens approached he at
tempted to run away, but was finally
captured and given medical attention.
The wound in the throat is about three
inches long, but is not deep. and no
serious results are expected from this
Word Was received a I the sherlff's Of
fice this afternoon that Hauser wac be-
ing brought to the city for arrangement
before the insanity board. and that he
would arrive on freight train.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-13
THE WORLDS BEST KNOWN
TRAIN.

The Empire State Express-yvhat IL
Does Daily and How II Does II.
There is only one train in the coun-
try that exceeds fifty miles an hour in
speed for 100 miles run, and that is the
Empire State Express. Public Ledger
Philadelphia.
The Ledger might have added that
this great train averages 53 1-S miles
per hour for the entire distance from
New York to Buffalo. 44O miles, includ-
ing four stops and twenty -eight slowing
downs; that it does this each business
day of the year. The attention which
the Empire State Express has attracted
in every country in the world has
proved one of the greatest advertise
ments for American machinery and
American methods that has ever been
put forth, and that the New York Gem
trail & Hudson River Railroad Com
spany is entitled to the thanks nor only
of the entire state of New York, but of
every person in the United States from
one end of the land to the other for
placing before the world an object les
son without an equal From the SYRIA
cuse Post-Standard.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-13
DEATH OF HENRY EMEs.
Former Resident of Marshall Coun
" Passes Away Near. Lamar a.,

= " ANesaueHt OF Marshall Coun-
" Passes Away Near Lamar, Mo.
A telegram received in the city Tues
day afternoon from Lamar. Mo. am
snounced the death on Tuesday morning
of Henry Zines, father Of Mr. Elias
-. Emes, OF this city, and for many
Years resident of Iowa township ana
Albion.
Mr. Zines death occurred at the home
of his son. Henry Emes Jr. nine miles
southwest of Lamar MIR r. II. B,fnes
was present at his fathers bedside
when the end came. having left Mar
shalltown Monday evening in response
to a telegram Informing him Of his
fathers dangerous condition
The senior Enles was 81 ears 81 age
and had been i'll only a short time. hav-
ing suffered at first an attack uf the
grippe With which pneumonia became
complicated.
Henry Zines resided In Marshall
county many years and until recent
years conducted a farm northeast of
Albion. He also lived in Albion after he
got too old To take an active part in the
work about his farm. and about five
years agoleft Marshall county for La
mar, Mo. to make his future homo with
his son. He spent the greater portion
of last summer in this city with his
other son. The deceased has a daughter
residing in Kansas City
The remains of Mr.. Emes will be In
tered in Albion and Will pass thru this
city Thursday morning IN all probable
ity on the Central. The funeral will be
conducted in Albion Thursday after
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-13
a POOR BREAKFAST.
7g-7 - 1OO1k 0M6z1KEAS1s "a
Very Few People Eat Good break
fass.

All want for breakfast IS a roll and
q cup OF coffee.
This remark is heard not only in no.
tells. restaurants and lunch rooms, but 1t
is the usual breakfast order In the home
circle as well. After a twelve hours
fast 1t would seem that the first meal OF
the day should be hearty, substantial
one, and ii we all lived natural, uEarti-
hcial lives 1t would be So but more of
us do, hence breakfast is a mere pre-
tence.
Says q latter day philosopher "Dur-
ing many years of active business life,
never remember having eaten a good
substantial breakfast but supposed it
was OF no Importance until began to
lose appetite for lunch and dinner.
My physician told me was victim
of nervous dyspepsia and must take rest
and recreation, az no medicine would
reach the trouble. but this advice /
could not follow, as my business affairs
would not permit 1t, and to get relief 1
resorted to medicines and prescriptions.
and 1t was purely accidental that hit
upon one remedy which did the bust
ness. While in drug store one eve
ming noticed a numb of people buy
ing Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets a wide
~ advertised preparation for stomach
troubles and the force of example was
too much for me and bought a so cent
package.
took tablet or two after each meal
andFin a week my appetite picked up,
began to feel my old ambition for
work returning and could eat a good
breakfast because ! wanted it. and from
that time to this. take stuarts Dys-
pepsia Tablets as regularly as take
my meals not because I now have any
trouble with my stomach, but because
don't want to have
a 5O-cent box of Stuart Tablets will
last me month and keep my digestion
IN good order and know of no better
investment a business man can make.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-13
THEY LEFT.
N-amoosed. Cleared out and Quit.

Namooscd. Cleared Out ana quit.
My FIRST sslsnieion that coffee Wa
slowly kflling me came fsonl reading IN
the newspaper the exps iaef. Of y i1ei5
son Suffering from tiis poison colltsaislei
In coffee. ana how he has! been relssvse
by leaving rs coffee and taking Postum
Food Coffee
y had. 70, long Time suffered from
iousness, and intense headaches and
neuralgia.
IF did leave off coffee for one hour
beyond the usual ti1Saa i n the morning. i
mad the most exclue3asing hea6ache for
the rest af the day, but made thu
eilange fr@rn coffee g Postum wltfous
the slightest inconven. srcs, by fire.,
having tbs Postum prepared with lil-
tie COFFEE mixed IN s. then the mex day
"a little less, until in less than a month
a was having the Postum simon pure
and the crook got SO she could make q
so strons and delicials that enjoyed
my Postum better than had ever en-
joyed the qlss7fashonea coffee that had
beer Undermining my health and rem
derng life Il burden.
One by one and day BY day. all the
old symptoms disappeared \ feeling OF
TRANQUIL strength and even temper re-
placed the former unnatural conditions
Sleep was complies and restful,
The change was 50 complete and
radical that could not doubt the cause.
which lay simply in the Withdrawal Of
the poison, ard the addition 10 my diet
of a n9urisliing, lth-giving, liquid