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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-15
FAVOR EXHIBIT.

TeHa. Farmsr.' Congress. Vote. to Have
One al ~. Louis.
Austin. Feb. 1.-THE Texas Farm.
ers' congress declared itself In favor
OF an appropriation Of 100000 for an
exhibit at the Worlds fair TO be held
In ST. Louis. Such exhibit to be the
property Of the state and TO be stored
at the capitol In Austin.
Also approved following:
Appropriation Of $4,000 annually
through the agricultural and mechani-
cal college for the especial support
and maintenance OF farmers insti.
tutes. same 10 be Immediately avail.
able
Legislation providing for the work.
ing Of short term convicts on county
roads the counties 90 support such
conyicts.
Mr. Stollenwreck's bin appropriat.
ing $4,000 for a textile department 10
be added 20 the agricultural and me.
chanical college.
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oARRoW CONCLUDES.
Anihraeite coa strike Commission Meets
S~xt AZ sashingaou.


Philadelphia. Feb 1.-THE anthra-
cite coal strike commission. after be-
ing ia continuous session tor more
than three meonths. closed It's open
hearing Friday With an allday argu-
ment by Clarence s barrow In behalf
OF the miners. The commission will
meet In secret IN Washington next
Thursday ana BEGIN tie consideration
OF rs award Il IL expected that by
the end OF this month the arbltraiors
will be ready 10 make their announce
ment n an increase IN wages Is DE-
termined upon. the increase is TO date
from the FIRST Of last November, the
commission having decided on that
date Oct. 81
After the session Friday the COM
mission held a short conference with
the lawyers for the several Interests
and asked then 20 hold themselves In
readiness In case they are called upon
by the commission. In his speech Mr..
barrow touched upon almost every
phase OF the strike. and when be clos
cd he was greeted with long applause,
which Chairman Gray aid not suppress.
President Mitchell was In court all day
but did not have anything to say TO
the commission In parting.
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H.AT. o. sCHEpULE.
Local NesVS

Seed sweet potatoes for sale BY
W. W. Griffin. ~
RI. Barclay was here from Tenn
pie yesterday.
Dr. w. p. Jones. Of Harvey, was In
town yesterday.
New go, Dis coming In every day at
Norwood's store. 81
r. Candy, Of Rock Prairie, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Sue McCleland left for Cal
vert yesterday afternoon.
John Mckinney, Of Stoneham,
Grimes county, was In the city yes
terday.
Miss Josie Priddie and Miss SAL
lie Price, OF Montgomery, are visit
ing In the city.
J.G. w. Allen aud Lee Phipps, Of
the Steep Hollow community, were
In town yesterday
Car Of nice clean white feed oats
on track for sale cheap. Phone SO.
Henry d Brogdon. %
Lettuce, radishes, onions, carrots
beets, and Tennessee Triumph seed
potatoes az Cox a Odom's. 80
Customers, don't forget the Texas
Bakery. hope you Allwill patronize
me a. before. Mrs otto Boohme. 81
ID. ID. Jolly, ID. &. buchanan, A.W.
Dyess, Prof. u. IA. Keith and John
Fuller, Of Harvey, were visitors "a
the city yesterday.
For sale or Rent-Seyen room
house aud twenty acres Of land in.
side corporation near Allen Academy,
Apply 10 j. ID. Martin. 20
Don't forget that Norwood has the
SWEETEST line Of dress goods, embroid-
cries, laces and ladies trimmed hats
In the city of Bryan. 81
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Mr.. Carl Meiners, the Dutch yio-
linist, appeared the night before at
Temple, where he, in company with
Mr.. Lince, the English basso Of Chi
cago, won unstinted praise, and
again he added new laurels G. a
wreath that Is browning the brow 81
a born performer and a musician In
the widest sense Of the word. MT.
Meiner's tone Is rich, full reson-
auce Of marked reliability, and his
interpretations full Of warmth, fire,
dash. even bravado, and carries his
audience Rs II by storm.-Waco
Timos-Herald.
opera House, Monday, Feb. 10.
Electric light globes for sale, 80
candle power - cents each. Bryan
Water, Light q Power Co.. Il. J.,
Preston, Manager. oil
Services Al the Christian church
today at # "a. m. and at night. the
public are cordially invited.
There will bee services a. usual at
the Methodist church (courthouse)
today.
Rev. Father rheon arrived yester-
day from Dallas and other points.
W. r. Wilson Of Navasota was a
visitor TO the city yesterday.
+. W. PAYNE Of Temple was a Wis
itor 10 the city yesterday.
Benny MarwiIl went to Houston
Yesterday on business.
Geo. w. Higgs is selling fresh eggs
al A. cents a dozen Bl
Grey wool Norfolk boys suits, new
goods, az Coulters. DIV
Mrs. Pastler left Tor her home at
san Antonio today.
Chas. Gamer OF Millican was In
the city yesterday.
Capt. W. f.. Saunders went to Dali
las yesterday.
l.. II. Lula Of Calyeri was In this
city yesterday.
SD. Dunn Of Hollis was In Bryan
yesterday.
Billy Gamer went to MillIcan yes
terdAy.
II. a q. girdle corsets at Coultes.
DIV
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ELKlN,s MEASURE PASSES
sis Democrat. Voted Against IL aud PRO
tests Made

Washington. Feb. li.-Under the on.
Grafton OF a special order which cut OF
opportunity to offer amendments. the
house. after debate Of an hour Friday
by a vote OF 2il to passed the E.klns
bill to prohibit rebates to shippers
The six members who voted agains,
the bill we're Democrats. Mr. Little
Of Maine was present but did not vote
on either the rule or the bill. The
Democrats protested against the rigor
Gus terms OF the rule. Il had been
their purpose. they said. 10 offer the
provisions OF the Llttleneld a. an
amendment to the bill. Mr.. Dalzell
OF Pennsylvania. Mr. Diversified Of IN.
diana and Hepburn OF Iowa. practical
ly announced that with the passage OF
the Elkins bill the antitrust legislation
FOR chis session q congresys would be
complete. During tlse debate NJ,
cocnran tDen.. MOI branched one of
Mr. Hepburn's statsmonts ~ Delhi.
Sfsts Ne" Contrtfy 10 the usual Gus.
tkh this strobe laneuaee had % -
Quei.
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ron lmpEclLes.
Asysum nsa.ars Pases 10 Essre~msns
IN the House


Austin. Feb. 1.-THE measure pro-
yidlng for an imbeeile asylum was
passed to engrossment In the house
Friday. A motion TO reconsider and
table was adopted.
Mr.. wooten secured unanimous con-
sent 20 take up house bill BY Messrs.
Rochelle. Beatty. Ponton. wooten.
Glenn and Bolin. providing a reward
OF $4,000 10 be paid to any one who
will discover a practical remedy for
the determination OF the boil weeyiL
No final action was taken.
The senate passed without opposl-
ton Senator Perkins bill providing
for the continuation OF the iron In
dustry at the Rusk penitentiary on an
enlarged scale The bill was amended
on Senator Perkins own motion to
conform 10 the views OF the peni.en-
tiary board as exp essed in their re
port 70 Governor Lanham.
Senator Hicks bill requiring rail-
roads 10 have all switches equipped
with switch lights. 10 be lighted from
sunset 10 sunrise. and 20 compel rail-
roads 10 place "de-ralls" on all switch
- from the main line on which cars
afe left standing, was passed.
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kNTl-POlYGAMY.
This Feasur. Of Statehood Bn Again up
for Discussion.

This Fessur. of statehood Bili Again up
for Discussion.
Washington. Feb. if.-When the
statehood bin came up Mr. Depew re-
sumod his remarks and denounced the
Mormon church because he said he be-
lieves rs members stu cling 70 the
practice OF polygamy.
Referring 10 the antl-polygamy pro-
vision In the statehood bin Mr. Depew
said q would seem that "the fine ltal-
fan hand of the Mormon apostle" had
been at work In the preparation Of the
measure and that the concentrated ln.
luence Of Mormon hierarchy could be
seen IN the determined effort 70 pre-.
vent any amendment which would com.
pletely exclude polygamy
Mr Dubois said that be ala not think
the references % the opponents of the
statehood bin 70 polygamy we're seri.
ous. He declared ihat 10 the statehood
bin Is allowed 10 be put on the post.
office appropriation bin he would con-
sent 90 and advocate the placing Of the
Idaho constitution relating 20 elections
as an amendment. and require Arizona
and New Mexico 20 subscribe TO IL be-
fore being admitted.
Under the test oath OF that constl-
tuition. he said. Idaho disfranchlsed
every member OF the Mormon church.
end Tor years they we're without q
vote
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DR.. D. Il. Clark,
OFFICE At emMeus DRUG STORE.

Misses Astin. Adams, Howell, VIII
son, Doremus, Tabor, Cayitt, John
ston and Watkins went 10 College
yesterday TO attend party, conpli-
mentary 10 COMPANY Co. given by
Miss Sophie Hudson.
The new Methodist church Is now
completed aud ready 30 receive the
furniture, which Is now in transit.
The pipe organ Is expected daily aud
will be placed In position as soon as
received.
MFR. Carl Meiners, q superb violin
ist, was vociferously recalled for his
rendering Of Beethooyen's concerto.
-Handelsbad, Amsterdam, Holland.
Opera house, Bryan, Monday, Feb.
i6th.)
Mr.. NJ. bonneville, Jr., onr enter
prising Racket store merchant, is
now packing his goods and getting
them ready 10 ship to New Orleans.
He and his family will leave later.
Jef.D. Miller, general manager OF
the n. q +. &. railroad, passed
through the city yesterday in ais
private car, Dallas On route 10
Houston from Denison.
ID. NJ. Doyle Of Navasota, secreta-
~ and superintendent Of right-oi-
way af the Grimes County Oil and
Pipe Line Co, was a business visitor
TO the city yesterday.
Ladies' II you want a flrs-class,
guaranteed Md glove, have just
received a new shipment Of Francis
n. simons gloves. W. J. Coulter.
J. n. Robinson, manager Of the
Shawnee Mercantile Co., uf shaw
nee, Okla, was Ia Bryan yesterday
shaking hands with his friends.
Rev. T.. l.. Shettles went 10 Marlin
yesterday 10 be- with his wife, who
has severe attack OF rheumatism
aud Is there for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. ;. II. Allphin and
Mrs. n. V. Kernole returned yestef'
dny from avisit 20 friends Ia Hous'
ton.
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Austin. Feb. 1.-THE Joint resolu.
tlon introduced In the house Tuesday
by Representative Weinert OF Seguin
and IN the senate by Senator Panlus
Of Hallettsville looking TO the repeal
Of the constitutional provision exempt
ing current wages from garnishment
will encounter strong oppos ton. II IA
the first attack on the general exemp
tion laws made at this session Of the
legislature. and Is looked upon by
many as the entering wedge Of an 81
fort 10 amend the homestead law
Representatives Of organized labOI
here are against the measure.
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BOOKS SEIZED.

Grand Jury Of ~ Louis Has Po~sessior
OF All Records.
81 Louis. Feb. it-All books ana
records la the once Of Z. J. Arnold a
Co. we're seized by deputy sheriffs un'
der order from the grand jury and
carried 20 the circuit attorneys once.
They will be examined by the grand
jury. John j. Ryans books we're pro-
duced on a subpoena
The investigation IL being conducted
under the statutes which provide jail
sentences and heavy fines for frauds
perpetrated through the medium Of
promises OF profits on Investments
which are impossible OF fulhllment
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s.r.r.l n.,. neon Asr,a.a.

Sofia. Bulgaria. Feb ll.-Prssideuf
MichaeIovsko Of the central Maeedo-
MAN committee. General zoutehen.
vice PRESIDENT and President stan
chta Of the Sarafon Macedonian cdxa
mittee md many others. have bsen
arrested.
Probe aad maps Of the Panhandi-
and Gulf railroad have been hled
with the Texas railroad commission.
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woo.lu,.u circi, ore.

San Antonio. FEB. 1.-THE fsilowin-
officers were elected by the Woodme
Circle convention Grand qua diar
Dora Ailari. Cleh1rne. grand advls0g
Maggie Hyde. Dallas. grand clerk. Soy
ereign Bette Caldwell Temple; CRANE
banker. Sovereign Ida Firmin Texa-
kama: grand magician. Sovereign
Willie Maihies San Antonio. z ana
attendant Miss Maud Murphy. Fis-
tOnis. supreme delegate. Mrs. Annie
Walton Fort Worth supreme alter
nate. Mrs Eula Durland. benson
drill master. Mrs Mamie Allen. Ennis
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N.u 49, nn,ra nf nl-ec,or..

New York. Feb. 1.-THE new board
% directors Of the ST. Louis and San
Francisco railroad met Ia this city
Friday and reelected all the princi-
pal officers whose terms had expired
The minor officers with headquarters
IN this city and 81 Louis were cr.~
atcd In the executive COMMITTEES y
n. Porter succeeds Frederick Straus.
OF J and W. SelIgman q Co.
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nnl. slrn.a b, Ge,er.er.

Austin. Feb Ex-Governor Lanham
signed the following bills House bill
reducing the civil and criminal iur'
dictlon ~ the county court OF Zapai
county; house bin. restoring criminal
Jurisdiction % the court OF Karnes
county: Mr.. Slandiier's bill declaring
legal bonds issued by suburban cleo
trio lines valid without approval OF the
railroad commission
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v.rale, As.ln., Ip,.rnasIsn.I.

Tyler. Tex. Feb. IA ]. GiRn
was awarded $4,000 damages agains,
the International and Great Northern
railroad. His team became brighten
ed by a train and he was thrown from
his wagon and injured. Il is alleged.
for life.
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nrnn,h rlnnr cnr,.mnl.,.a.

Dallas. Feb. ii--if plans laid down
by the Cudahy Packing company ar
carried out. according 20 a statement
OF Local Manager w. - Heath. tn
arm will probably erect In Dallas a.
no late date a branch house. which
shall cost TO erect between $4,000
and 10000.
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Rseslp,. w.r. Lsrs..

81 I.o,hs, Fen. ll--An employs
who for obvious reasons refused "a
make her name public, stated that Al
present r. J. Arnold a Co hiss 5O0.00e
Investors. 10000 in ST. Louis. aud The
mainder scattered over the country
The receipts OF this company. the EN-
ploye says. averaged $4,000 q week
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Sing Sing. y. Y. Feb. A-Dr. r.
vine. the prison physician AZ Sing Sins
examined william Hooper Young. whh
has commenced his life sentence Tor
the murder OF Mrs. Anna Pulitzer. The
doctor found. a. did the New York
physicians. that Young II medically
insane and legally sane Young's con
dltion. DR. Irvine says. Is due to the
excessive use OF morphine azd cigar.
cites.
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Fort Worth. Feb. ii-sam Palmer.
a negro. was mashed 20 death at thc
Fort Worth compress. He was under
the platform when the heavy pres
came down on him From tho shoui
ders down he was a yer.table mas Of
pulp.
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Jamestown Tenn. Feb. ii-An OF
eel lowing az the rate of 100 barrel
per day was brought in near her
Friday The well is said 20 be the
best yet discovered In this section. u
Is within six miles OF the famous Sun.
nyorook oil we'll The OIL is Of pure
color. and is considered a high grade
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Washington. Feb. l3.-The president
sent the following nominations 10 the
senate.
United states Attorney-W. d. shep
pard. Northern district OF Florida.
Marcus C. McLemore. Southern dis
trict OF Texas
United States Marshal-George n
Green. Northern district o. Texas.
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n.nln,ahl. AMI.

Bowie. Tex. Feb. iL--Wlll Y. Bailey.
manager FOR w. c. Stripping. while
looking for a supposed burglar. aoci-
deutally shot and killed his wife and
wounded himself In the left arm.
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MadIsOnyilIe Nursery.

For trees and all kinds Of shrub
cry cannot be undersold. For par
ticulars see w. A. Taylor, agent.
81.
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Sllas Hunsucker. colored. charged A.
South McAlester with wife murder.
was refused bail.
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For Sale cheapl

Two secondhand guitars, one sec
ond hand Sewing Machine. Apply
at Mrs. l.. II. MendOla's.
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LAC. N. SCHEDULE.

No. Observation-Disclosures
ger Leaves ... .+.......a.2D =. TN.
(MAkcs close connection With main line
LAG. y. going east and vest
No. Observation-Disclosures
ger-Arrives .......... 7:i5 p. m.
Leaves (next morning) ....s a. m.
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Shirt Madras at Coultsr's. DIV
The Washington times., 1903-06-02
TROLLEY QUESTION
ON HIGHWAY BRIDGE
Colonel Allen Submits Changed
Plans to General Gillespie.

Colonel Allen. the engineer officer in
charge of Improvement on the Potomac,
has completed the work of making the
changes in the new specifications for the
highway bridge. These changes were
made at the suggestion Of Colonel Gill
lespie, the chief of engineers. and relate
almost entirely to the matter OF an I'M
derbridge trolley for the electric cars
which will cross the structure.
Colonel Aliens specifications provided
for an overhead trolley, but it was
deemed advisable In case deck bridge
is finally decided upon TO prohibit the
erection OF poles on the bridge and re-
quire the company to place its wires
beneath the track instead of overhead.
In case a truss bridge is built an over
head trolley may be permitted without
marring the beauty of the structure 1t
was found necessary TO make alterations
in the floor plan of the bridge in order
, to provide for the underground trolley
The revised plans were submitted 10
General Gillespie by Colonel Allen this
afternoon, and will probably be finally
approved by him at once. as the only
objection 20 the specifications submitted
several weeks ago was in regard TO the
trolley. AS soon as the specifications
are approved the War Department will
advertise for sealed proposals for the
construction of the bridge. The limit
of cost already fixed by Congress is
1895 600
The Washington times., 1903-06-02
.SECRE TARY HAY TO
CONFER WITH HEBREWS
Date Sci for Discussion of Oppres-
sion of the Race.

Simon Wolf called upon Secretary Hay
at the State Department today and made
arrangements for conference between
the Secretary of State and committee
from the executive council Of the B'Nai
Birth, the Hebrew organization, repre-
senting Jews in all parts of the country.
June Is was fixed as the date when
the committee will be here for the pur-
pose of discussing with Secretary Hay
matters pertaining TO the treatment of
Jews in European countries, especially
in Russia and Roumania. The recent
massacre at Kishinev Will. of course, be
one of the matters considered.
The Rev John Van Schaick, pastor Of
the Church of Our Father. and Commits
sioners West and Mcfarland have ac-
cepted invitations to speak at the mass
meeting OF Washingtonians TO be held
in the Columbia Theater, Friday after
noon, to express sympathy for the Jews
who suffered at the hands of the Rus
sian mob at Kishinev. Bessarabia.
The Washington times., 1903-06-02
GAINESVILLE DEATH
LIST GROWS HOURLY
Undertakes Unable 70 Bury Tor
nado Victims.

GAINESVILLE. Ga, June 2-Witn the
fury of q monster internal machine, the
tornado which visited Gainesville yes
terday dealt death and destruction. The
exact number OF dead is yet unknown
Many say the number will reach 100,
while others are of the opinion 1t Will
be over 200. The injured have been dy-
ing every honur, despite the efforts OF
the physicians.
The city council has appointed reHei
committees and physicians and surgeons
have been divided into squads and sent
among the injured. Homes OF residents
have been thrown open and the City
Hall and Gamblers armory have been
converted into hospitals
AT the Gainesville Mills and at the
Pacolet Mill the death list is large.
The local undertakers are unable to
cope with the harvest of death.
Undertakers from Atlanta. Athens, and
Buford have been called in, and are
now busy preparing the dead for burial.
The property loss will exceed half
million dollars, without a dollars insu-
rance. Men who only yesterday were
prosperous, and men who were wealthy.
today find themselves bereft Of home and
fortune.
The Washington times., 1903-06-02
BISHOP CONATY GUEST
At THE UNIVERSITY
Many Courtesies Shown the Former
Rector of the Institution.

The Rt. Rev. Thomas J. Conaty, Bish-
op OF Los Angeles, is a guest at the
Catholic University. Bishop Conaty ar
rived in Washington a few days ago
from his home in Worcester, Mass. He
will remain at the university for sew
erel days. probably until after the COM
mencement exercises of the college on
June 10, and then proceed to his new du-
ties In California
Since his arrival at the university
Bishop Conaty has received many cour-
tesies from the faculty and students of
the college over which he presided with
such distinction for six years. His legion
of Washington friends are making his
visit memorable by many enter tain-
ments. and the bishop will leave the
Capital with the sincere good wishes CT
its Catholic and Protestant public alike.
The Washington times., 1903-06-02
SCHOOL FACILITIES ARE
WANTED IN GEORGETO
Citizens Association Adopts Resolutions
and Will Send Petition to Congress.

The report of the Rev. Zed H. Cope,
of the committee appointed by the
Georgetown Citizens Association to in
vestigate matters concerning truant Of
ficers and the curfew law in Georgetown,
was made public at last nights meet
ing of the association.
AS a result resolutions were adopted
and a petition will be sent 10 the Dis
trict Commissioners requesting that the
attention of Congress be called to the
existing situation.
An appropriation Will be asked Cor
sufficient to provide school accommoda-
tions for all the children; also for The
enactment of q compulsory education
law and the appointment OF truant Off
GERS TO enforce it.
Capt Henry B. LOCKER, surveyor of
the District. talked concerning the re-
survey of the northwestern portion OF
Georgetown, now under way, for which
q special appropriation OF $4,000 was
made
George ". King made a report on be-
half OF the public Improvement commit
tee, showing that the work on U Street
from Oak Hill Cemtery TO Thirty first
Street northwest will be begun about
July Is. A list of streets in Immediate
need OF Improvement will be prepared
by a special committee, to which will
be called the attention of the District
Commissioners.
The Washington times., 1903-06-02
SNAP, PUSH. AND GO
Is What One Should Get From Food

a young St Louis LADY learned food
lesson she won't forget. She says: Il
suffered from indigestion for nearly ten
years. and although I tried all kinds OF
foods for breakfast 1 could not eat any
of them until one day l discovered
Grape-Nuts and now l wonder how l
ever did without 1t.
Il am stenographer in business OF
fee and need all the energy possible
but I formerly spent the greater part OF
every morning wishing l had gone with
out breakfast for was continually re-
minded Of ii by the uncomfortable dis
tressed state of my stomach. How much
ability l lost through this / could not
/ tell you, but now all is different for
eat some fruit and saucer of Grape
Nuts and work hard all the morning. anu
never think about my stomach until
lunch time comes.
Il feel the good effects OF Grape-Nuts
In sharpened brain, better memory
and increased thinking capacity. The
only difficulty / have about it is that
never want 10 limit myself TO the re-
quired amount for / love II So" Name
given by Postum Co.. Battle Creek, Mich.
There IS a reason why Grape-Nuts
sharpens the brain.
It's fun to make new and delicious
desserts by the recipe book found in
each package 60 Grape-Nuts-