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Methodist Church Notes.

Annual conference Will meet at St.Johns
bury Wednesday, Apr. II.
Next Sunday evening the Sunday school
and choir will give an Easter concert.
The funeral Of the late Stephen Wiley
will be held at the house Tuesday at p. m,
Rev. Mr.. Davenport off iciating.
Epworth League Wednesday evening
Topic, Resurrection; leader, W.C.Twom-
bly,. Attendance for the last three months
b Is been an average of twenty-five.
Regular prayer meeting Friday evening.
At the close of the meeting a special ses-
sion of quarterly conference will be held to
consider the question of new parsonage.
SOUTH BARTON.
Mrs. Mary Holtham is visiting in Pas
sumpsic and Danville.
Mr.. Annis of Colebrook, n. H., has
bought the Lang farm.
Mrs. Emma Drown was In this place
| calling on relatives and friends last Fri
| day.
ia. Blake of Boston treasurer of the
| w. W., and l.. Co., is in town for few
| days.
Mr.. Chas. Cheney, who has been carry
| ing on the Lang farm has moved to his
| farm in Sutton.
Mrs. p. II. Duke of Barton and l.. ii.
| Gordon of LyndonvilIe visited at E. G.
| browns last Tuesday.
One of George Friends children has
been quite sick for the past few days but
is better at this writing.
The w. W. and L. Co. are finishing
logging with cut of nearly 100000 feet.
The mill started Monday, March IL, and is
now running with full force.
Three fine deer came within about ten
rods of the w. w. and L. Co. boarding
house one day last wesk. After capering
about some time they crossed the pond
|, and vanished in the woods.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-03-25

month ago. That was too early, go me and
another boy took her out back OF the barn
and put her in a little hole we made In
big snowdrift. We covered 1t all over
except little air hole at the top and let
her set. She set there three dsys-'csuse
we had comp'ny aud forgot her-and when
we took her out she had two nice eggs
under her and has laid from two to three
big brown eggs every day since. Who
beats this?
Yours truly,
WILLIE.
P.s. Ma has some more hens but they
don't lay.
Orleans County Court.
Court convened Tuesday morning and
the case of Boston & Maine railroad vs.. DR..
j. II. Gaines was taken up. The railroad
people claimed that on two different occa-
sions in the spring OF 1906 Dr.. Gaines
maIiciously broke the gates at the railroad
crossing near the station. Suit was
brought to recover damages. The defend
ant claimed that he was within his rights
when he damaged the gates. The jury was
| out on this case all Friday night and fall
/ ing to come TO an agreement was dis
charged. Young & Young for plaintiff,
Cook & Williams for defendant. This wal
the last jury trial and the court took re-
cess till April 16 when they will return fol
the purpose of trying some cases in tn
hands Of the states attorney which coul'
not be made ready for trial at this sitting
The following cases have been disposed
of by the court at this session.
State vs.. Nettie Bonnette, grand larceny
plea of guilty, sentenced to Windsor TO
not less than three years or more tha
three years and six months. Placed i
hands OF probation officer.
The following divorcs cases were dis
posed of:
Joseph Daniels vs. Maggie Dluiels. Bill
granted for witful desertion. Reirden fc
: petitioner.
Winnie Damon VS.. William Damon. 81
granted for neglect and refusal to supper
Redmond.
Annie NJ. Hutchins VS.. Chas. G. Hutcf
1 ins. Bill granted, wilful desertion. Blac
| lJA pSGAeiOACA'
Clara 1. ShortsIeeves VS.. William
=, Shortsleeves. Bill granted for wilEul d
sertion. Custody OF four minor chlldrt
o. granted petitioner. Rerden.
, Donald T. Petrie VS.. Edith Petrie B
granted for wilfuI desertion.
Myrtle McIver VS.. Albert Mclver. b
}, granted for neglect and refusal to suppol
y Belle c. Wheeler vs.. F. FL. Whself
Bill granted for adultery. Custody
= minor children given to petitioner 20
70 & Williams for petitioner.
n, Lydia A. Paul VS.. Erastus i. Paul. I
granted for desertiOn.
in In case of state VS.. Laslie Banister, gra
u VI larceny, defendant appeared in court a
. entered plea of not guilty. He was
g leased on bail to await the action OF
It. court.
d, In case of State VS.. Geo. Banister, grs
larceny, bond forfeited by reason of
cy absence of respondent.
IL VICINITY ITEMS CONTINUED ON PAGE I
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WANTED-25 good teams to draw logs
WiIloughby Wood & Lumber Co., South
Barton, VT. 63 u
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WANTED TO hire a man and wife
woman as boLsekeeper and man to work
on farm. q. W. Aldrich, Barton Landing.
HIP
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TO RENT.

To encourage early marriage and large
families OF children ! will rent tenement
also some rooms in the restaurant block.
j. q. Cassidy, Barton. u lNk
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-03-25

FOR sALE-Barber supplies. Inquire OF
W r.. G0odro, Park Street, Barton.
1912
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FOR SALE.

Vegetables OF all kinds at VT. Hunters.
3 If
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WANTED.

WANTED Woman 70 do general house
work on iarm. Mrs. A. T.. Dudley, Barton
Landing. lWk
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FOR 5ALE-B8led hay CD cents per hum
dred e. n. Farley, Barton. 1918
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WANTED Parties TO contract to cut and
haul any part OF tTo and one half million
feet OF lum Der ~ our mill the coming
season. Contract must be made and work
commenced at once. Willoughby Wood
and Lumber Co., South Barton. 4Ott
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WASTED A first class bOard sawyer for
our water mill. Right hand No. Lane
mill Good wages for the right man.
L. Chandler Co., Barton Landing. 1l-lE
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FOR SALE-Tho ice business in Barton
village w. l.. White. 10 II
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P.s. Ma has some more hens but they
don't lay.
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WANTED At once, grocery clerk A
capa bic young mBn with some experience
preferred. Steady employment. Apply In
person to y. o. Smith, Barton Landing
12ti
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You can get Done snd meat cut Ior
poultry at e. j. Douglass, South Albany
VT IU-4o
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FOR SALE-A good millinery and fancy
goods business in thriving and industrl-
Gus country town. VIII sell al very low
price. Good reasons for selling. For tur-
ther information write or inquire at TINS
Office 51I
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MISCELLANEOUS.

RUBBFR STAMPS of all kinds. Apply to
L. p. Currier, MONITOR office, Barton, Vt
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-03-25

Early pullets lay winter eggs. White
Plymouth Rocks for setting, 10 for Oh
cents. Plain furniture repaired. Lots ior
sale. A. +. French. lI-u
-ATTENTIoN FARMERS! Will take stock
every Monday. Barrels ready for syrup. L
want your sugar. Highest prices. both
11-tf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-18
MISS LONG ELECTED nusrC TEACHER.

MiTAunie Laurie Long Of SHEER.
man, ras. who arrived IL Bryan
vest cay afternoon from that city,
has q sn elected a teacher in the
music department Of the public
schools by the school board. and
succeeds Miss Mai Wilson who re
signed 10 80 to Cincinnati.
Miss Long received her musicUl
education al the conservatory OF
music OF the North Texas Female
College. She has been teaching
music four years in Sherman and
comes highly recommended by
Mrs. Lucy Kidd-Key and Mr..
George Kruger, director Of the y.
T. +. {. Conservatory. She will
enter upon her duties this mordiug
Miss Long is a native OF Sher-
man, and a member OF the Method
ist church. In addition to her
other accomplishments she is a
pipe organist and served a church
in her native city in that capacity
She will receive a cordial welcome
from the people Of Bryan and
prove a notable addition to musical
circles.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-18
A. 0. U. ". MEETING LAST NIGHT

Vulcan Lodge A. o. L. W. held
an important meeting last night
and elected efficers for the ensuing
year. Following the meeting,
which was well attended, the mem
bers repaired to the restaurant OF
Higgs & Haygood and enjoyed a
feast OF good things. The music
OF a string band and talks by sew
eral Of those present added to the
pleasures OF the occasion.
The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year:
{. +. jenkins, NJ. w; W. b.
Roman, Foreman; J. G.. Minkertr
Overseer Joe B. Reed. Financier
w. J. Walker, Recorder; NJ. F
Dansby, Receiver; NJ T.. Wallace
Guide; G. W. Higgs; |. W; w. A
Reed, o. ".
Among TIE visiting member'
from the country were J. {. Blpme
John Fullerton, Oscar Wilcox an'
! l.. l.. Wilson.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-18
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL CHOIR.

Mr.. +. Marion Law on yester-
day evening organized the First
Baptist church choir with a mem
bership OF twenty, composed CHIEF.
Is of Allen Academy students and
young ladies OF the Texas
Woman's College, though not re-
stricted 10 these. Constitution
and by laws were adopted and the
following officers elected: Miss
Emily Peale, directress; Mrs. {. X.
Estill, crganist; Prof. G. {. Kind
ley, president; Miss Ina Bradbury,
vice-prcsident; Archie Anderson
secretary; Miss Gussie Buchanan
treasurer.
The membership Of the choir
viii he limited to thirty. The first
practice meeting was held yester-
day evening and the regular prac-
tice hour will be at four O'Clock on
Sunday afternoons. The choir will
sing at Sunday school next Sunday
morning.
The Eagle congratulates those
who have taken part in this pro-
gressive movement and predict.
that il will result in great good
to the Sunday school and church
work
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-18

Ladies. come and zee my samples Of UNI
derwear from I'd KAN Big White sale.
Dainty ACE and embroidery trimmed
garments u all kinds from 3 cents up.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence. d2ou
The fruit trees are budding. grass grow
inr. flowers blooming, hogs not killed,
boil wee,is not thinking Of seeking win
ter quarters. Verify the return % cold
weather will find strange condition for
mid-winter.
Representing the best Of companies IN
40 lincs Of insurance, ! invite liberal
share Of your business IN 1907. Careful
and promps attention 20 all business entfust-
ed. Office upstairs In Smith Building
pto,e fhf mo h. Hines. 2lif
Mr.. o. +. Minkert has purchased an in
tere,i in the Hearne Democrat and now has
the business management Of the paper. MI
Niinkeft has been at different times con-
necied with both the newspaper oihces m
this city, and his promotion Is gratifying
news TO the craft aud other friends ~ tins
CITY. The people oi Hearne will md Mt.
Minkert a reliable. competent and indus
trious newspaper man. lie has not yet
moved his family 20 Hearne, and Mrs.
Minkeu left Yesterday 90 visit him for
few days.
The ladie, Of the Christian church will
serve tea al r. J. Fountains from ' TO !
p. M. on next Friday, and per cent OF
ali goods sold will be theirs Give him
an order and thus help bmid the new
church. -
IA Kiam', annual White Sale" begins
SATURDAY, morning, Jan. s. This includes
muslin wear. sheeting, table linen, EN-
broidery. handkerchefs. in fact everything
u. I ,.,.,cs GAIT
As previously announced the A. and NJ
Club banquet will be heid IN this city to-
night and covers will probably be laid for
| hfty guests. The list Of speakers has been
previously announced. and i . thought
thar al will be in attendance. kepfesen-
tatiye w. {. Davis and Senator Harper
are eRpec,ed from Austin; also Represen-
,a,iye Oneal. chairman Of the house appro-
| rri,,iop committee, and Senator Willacy,
| rkairman of the senate appropriation com
Mite, In case the two latter attend they
viii Of course be added to the list OF
| speakers.
Puience and good business Judgment
,ugee,t that you should At all times keep
your life and property well insured. Con
sult Ino. b. Hines for anything ~ me IN
surance line Office in smith building
/ Phone lbl,
MILL. White OF the I. s G.. \. local
freight division force, was The victim OF a
paintul accident here Yesterday morning
about o % clock. While AZ work with
switching crew he fell from the top Of a
box car near the /. s G.. y. depot. tie
va, considerably skinned up about the
head and face and had bis leit arm broken
Al the wrist. he was attended by d.. u.
IL. Fountain. local surgeon of the railroad
company and friends will be glad 20 learn
his injuries are not Of a permanently seri-
Gus character. Mr.. White has made bis
home in BRYAN for two or three years and
Is held in the highest esteem by the peopls
Of this city. who exceedingly regret bis
misfortune.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-18

Miss Annie Bfedow Of r.. Worth ar
rived Yesterday 10 visit relatives here and
near Kurten.
Toe Ransome was in the city Yesterday,
having Just returned from a visit 20 Hunts
vile. Ala.
Mn. NJ. A. Woodson arrived from
Cameron yesterday 70 visit Mr.. and Mrs.
X. g.. Tabor.
Mr. ]. L. Robertson and Miss Annie
Robertson Of Benchley were visitors In the
city yesterday.
lust received At Norwoods full line Of
the latest spring styles in the famous
Douglas shoes. "
Miss May Andrew Of Houston, after
visit here. left yesterday for a few days
visit in Heafne.
+. +. Bryan Of Giddings was in the city
Yesterday visiting his son, w. =. Bryan OF
the First National Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Lawless Of kurten
were in.ihe city Yesterday and the latter
leii 10 Visi, Al Benchley.
Miss Alma Summer Of Bfemond arrived
Yesterday TO visit her mother al the IA
change hotel 10 this city.
For Rent-Good tenan, house with q
or 20 acres ground Good well, barn, etc.
Apply 10 W. W. Griihn. "a
Dr.. W. ;. Odom, G. A. Buchanan, W.
IA. Buchanan and Fritz Rhonard OF kur.
ten were in the city Yesterday
/ Col Thos. sandicr and Mis- Fanni,
! Lewis. an aunt Of Mrs. J.. c. Bennett Of
this CITY. arrived Yesterday from Illinois.
Iohn y. H.nes for Fire. Lite, Tornado,
/ Plate Glass and Bond Insurance. Once
/ 10 Smith Building. Phone lbl, llu
mo. n. Moore. Fire. Accident, Tor.
nado. Plate Glass and Bond Insurance
Careful attention 20 all busines' en-.
I trusted. "fi
I l.. W Morgan. John Wecer. NJ. l.
! Sanders. Joe Owens, J J.. Iamlson and
othea were here Yesterday from Madison
county
Burt Norwood has Just received and
placed on sale 5000. on worth oi new dres'
good, and ginghams Call and see them. 81
sheriff K. NJ. Nall on Yesterday shipped
pair Of very hne I'VE weeks old Poland
China pigs 70 his brother, Judge W. IT,
| Nall ~ kounire.
For hne fresh bread and cake Of al
kind, call al the Teas Bakery. Careful
attention 20 special orders. Phone u
Mrs. otto Boehme.
Horace Cayiit was here from Baison me
past two DAYS visiting bis parents, MaioI
/ and Mrs. W X. Cayitt, and reports re-
newcd activity in the oil heids.
Ino. a. Moore wishe, 20 announce nat
he will continue his insurance business Al
me same stand. and that ii will continue e
have hi, careful attention. Phone 3. dli
Send your clothes 10 the Bryan Pressing
Club. rear Hunter s Chatham - and
have them nicely cleaned and pressed
Phone 300.
Thanking all patrons Tor past iavors,
beg 10 assure one and all that my lnsur'
ance business will have the same attention
In the future a. in the past and all patron,
age will be highly appreciated. dtl
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-18
ELECTION or SENATOR.
Matter oee--Isd Morning Session Of
Thursd,y Wit1oYt Action.

Trur1c-y Wit1cut NCtloHs
Austin. jaa. H. When the senate
me, Thgrlay morning the committee
oH privileges ana e.sction reported Ia
g.taug oa Zoe rsse.gton 20 proceed
with the election 0f GIFTED states Sea-.
ator ou nest TUESDAY. -asre vuf also
r. rrtr report tyo-ing uostl0a.n-
d., lection -nrl t.r complete Ia.
rtf-'.a-.on ~ cha. s ..ust senator
EaIag
Senator La0usg mo-ed the adoption
OF the Ia GRITTY tTCrt II..I-- that tle
election OF United states senator was
mandatory ana rot directory.
Senator Seuter spoke Do favor -
postpCuiug action on the resolution
Att o'clock the senate went into -.
ecutlve session and confirmed the ap-
pointments sent In Wednesday by Gov
ernor Campbell
When the executive session was con.
Guided Senator Senter resumed his
speech in opposition 20 immediate &C.
ton on the report He said that The
senators favored an investigation %
some icrt and by voting for the adop.
ito uof the majority report Il will Dis.
close that they do not want an Invest.
cation. lie said ?. might satisfy the
senate, but II will never satisfy the
people OF Texas.
No action was taken az the morning
session.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-18
DOUGLAS CHOSEN.
superintendent, Of the State Reforna
tory az oatesvilIe.

Austin. Jan. 1.-THE governor an.
nounced the appointment Of Z. G. Doug
las OF Fort Bend county to the position
Of superintendent Of the state reform
htory al GatesvIlle.
senator Murray introduced a bin 10
the senate seeking TO place the state
on a cash basis by transferring t55..
357 now In the treasury 20 the credit
OF the pure food accoun: 10 the general
revenue fund. The present deficit Is
$4,000.
The senate judiciary committee No.
reported fayorably the Hudspeth bill
extending the Jim crow law 70 street
cars and interurban lines
A favorable repotr WAS also made on
the bill 20 require policemen 70 take
special oath and give bond OF $1,000
for the faithful performance Of their
duties.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-18
PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES.
A.E. worlsy visited Hearre Yesterday

A. +. Morley visited Hearre Yesterday.
I. ]. Clos, was here from Edge yester-
day
Nancy wiekes was on the sick list YES
tsfday.
John Kasafek va, here from Sme'ena
yesterday.
n. *. Steele Of Sieeles Store was 80 the
city Yesterday.
jeff p. Roydsr Of wellbon was in the
city Yesterday.
j.. \. Mcfarland Of Waco spen, yesisr.
day IN the city.
G. W. Graham Of Harvey called on The
Eagle Yesterday.
Mr. and Mr. Fred Winter went Q,
Marlin Yesterday.
Mr.. B. D. Cash AMI i,ils daughter a.,
visiting n Hearne.
Homer g. Rutherford Of Austin was b.
the city Yesterday.
Capt. q. 81. Dawson Of weIIborn wa.
IN ihe city Yesterday.
G. {. Dulansy Of Thompson Creek wai
in the city Yesterday.
Nj. and Mrs. Wiley Kelly were visitor
from NIXON yesterday.
Mr.. and Mr.. ]. VI. Creed were visitor
from WrIIborn Yesterday.
IL Byers Of Reliance called on The
Eagle while here Yesterday.
r. Caywood was here Yesterday from
The steep Hollow community.
Miss Alice DuBose leii yesterday to visit
in Beaumont aud Port Arhur.
Mr. and Mr.. j. "a. Heron Of Marlir
are Boo che cts visiting relative.
Miss Katie Werner Of Nayaso'a !. th'
guest Of NJ. and Mr.. Is. >c.gle.
Gu, Steyener Of Kuuen was IN The city
Yesterday and called on the Eagle.
Miss Matte Tabor arrived Yesterday
after a visit 20 relative iu Houston.
NJ. and Mrs. J. v. Rosprim Of Myer
were visitors 20 the city YESTERDAY
b. W. Wouhingion Of the Bate teul
neighhofhood was in town Yesterday.
Mrs. Sue Baues and Mrs. 3. a. Capp
were visitors from Benchley Yesterday.
Ni,s. !. X. Fain is visiting her parents
Mr.. ara Mrs /. NJ. Ewing ~ PIT Bridge
For Sale-Le;tuce. Shellots, Cabbage an,
Kale Plants. villa Maria Academy az
Mrs. G.. :. jameson returned 10 Mill
can Yesterday after a visit 20 Ms. 1ha'
= Gamer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-18
TO TACKLE TRUSTS.
Resolution TO investigate a Number Of
Then, Adopted BY House.

Austin. Jan. lis. r. Crawford. the
reprcsontative-elect who won on a pro
investigation platform. was sworn In
a, the opening session Of the house
Thursday. He was applauded as he
entered the hall
Mr.. Reedy introduced a resolution
ssking the attorney general TO inyesti-
gate 20 see II there was a lumber trust
cottonseed trust or express trust In
Texas and report 10 the legislature.
The resolution, on second reading. was
amended 10 include the oil and print.
ing trust. beef trust and cotton seed
oil trust. II was amended for the az.
;ornoy general % use his judgment In
disclosing any information be has 70
the house ami adopted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-18
RESOLUTIONS on the DEATH OF MRS
T. p. GENTRY.

Whereas, an all-wise Providence has re-
moved from our midst our beloved CO
worker, Mrs. Margaret Gentry, and has
called her to Himself in heaven, be u
Resolved. that in the death Of Mrs. Cen
tfy our church has lost a faithful member
and our society a loyal friend.
Resolved, that we extend our sympaihy
TO the family. especially TO the befei' nus
band.
Resolved, thar a copy Of these resolu.
tions be seni 10 the family Of our deceased
sister. 10 The Bryan Eagle and 20 Ih'
Evening Pilot and they be also spread or
the society minute. -.,.
MRS. G. b. BUTLER
MRS. I. X. BATE.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-18
NOTICE TO CITY TAXPAYERS.

Notice is hereby given that on and after
Feb. /. no poll taS payments can be made
Tor the current year; 10 per cent delinquent
fee will be added 10 all unpaid property
taxes after thar date. and the delinquent
tax list will be promptly made up for pub
LEGATION. Frank clarke
a. CITY Secretary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-18
40 MORE LEAKY ROOFS.

. II you use ]. b. stocker's Metal Elastic IRE
and water proof cement paint We viii
be here for one week painting and repair
ing roofs. Why don't YOU have yow
leakv tin and single roofs painted and re
paired Phone me Al lb2. -
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-18
sennrnt,a Anlf 4 csnturY.

Erick. Okla. Jan. Il. - James and
Henry buchanan Of London. Ontario.
and W. H. and J A. Buchanan Of this
place. brothers. met here for the first
time In hfty years.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-18
LADIES LOOK ,

AtE. J.. Founialns al orders taken
Friday from 90 p. me, PEI cent vii.
be given 20 the lldies 81 the Christian
church. Give your orders then and help
hnild the new church. -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-19
COSTLY PRESSURE

Heart and Nerves Fail on Coffee.
A resident Of great western state
puts the case regarding stimulants
with a comprehensive brevity that Is
admirable. He says:
II am Sc years old and have had con-
siderable experience with stimulants.
They are all alike-a mortgage on re-
served energy at ruinous interest. AS
the whip stimulates but does not
strengthen the horse, so do stimulants
act upon the human system. Feeling
this way. gave UP coffee and all other
stimulants and began the use of Pos
,tum Food Coffee some months ago. The
beneficial results have been apparent
from the frst. The rheumatism that I
used to suffer from has left me, sleep
sounder, my nerves are steadier and my
brain clearer. And bear testimony all
SO to the food value of Postum-some-
thing that is lacking in coffee" Name
given by Postum Co., Battle Creek.
Mich. There's reason. Read "Ths
Road to Wellville," the quaint little
book in pkgs.