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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-06

ing rotes Of the proceedings Of the
meeting.
JURY VENIRE FOR 1908.
\. Ralph Moore and Joseph E. Car
don. jury commissioners Of Cache
county, have selected the following
names for jurors for the year 1903
and they were filed yesterday with the
county clerk.
Ayon-samuel Bankhead, ole Olsen,
Jr.
Benson-Paul Carbon. Ezra Kicks,
College-JOhn Schenk. Charles o.
Dunn. John G.. Dowdle.
Clarkston-David Sparks. Peter Bar
son, John II. DAZZLE, John Ravsten,
Joseph "A. Archibald, John Buttars,
James NJ Godfrey.
Coveville-John 5. Allen.
Greenville-Olif Cronqulst, Andrew
Nyman. y. w. Crookston.
Hyde Park-Fred BALKAN, Charles q.
Hyde. George S. DANES. Moses MIX
kelsel George =. Lamb. Horace Il.
Hancey Frank Follett.
Hyrum-George A. Anderson. W. r.
Dewitt, A. A. Allen, Jr, Richard A.
Eiason. Hiram Hail. Jr., Edwin j.
Haws, Joseph Hulse, Ira williams, w
G.. Parkinson, n. a. Jeppesen. David
A. Jensen. Eli Bradley, Willard H. Is
raelsen, Iver Nielsen. John Midgley.
1bth dtlHtAt ItliN AiIees Joseph d.
Han. Wells Mcbride. Jr., Oscar IAl-
Jenquist, William 5. Brown.
Logan-A. A. Biixt, John +. Carlisle,
stephen HailstOne, A. II. Mitchell,
James H. Brown. Harry Farr.
w. f. Jensen, A. H. Palmer.
Daniel p. Canlster. NJ. II. Farnes.
Joseph Hawkins. Albert Jenkins, Geo.
Dunbar, William J. HIM. Frank Harris.
Noah Larsen, Richard A. Ballantyne,
II. H. Hawkes.. Ralph II. Smith, w w.
Hun n. W. Kimbal, Harry Morley,
William Andrews, j. A. Birdneau, Q.
c. Cressall, Alexander Lewis d. r.
Roberts. John II. Wilson, 6. II. Baker.
Joseph r. Cowley. l.. c. Farr, Nels A.
Pearson. Richard Yeates, j. w CraW-
ford, T. Leroy Carbon, Robert David
son, Isaac Elwell. William H. Howell.
David Jenkins. Louis ID. BOudrero. w
p. Davis. Frank Earl Ed. Edwards
Thomas Irvine, p. NJ. Lewis, II. T.
Benson, II. II. Danielsen, a, Jorgensen,
George Cole. John r. Everton, r. Muir
dock, Jr. George A. Bell. r. Leo Camp
bell Ed Hansen. Joseph Newbold, John
w. Barrett, Ezra T. Lloyd, John A.
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SPECIAL JURY vENIRE.
summoned 20 select Jurors In walker
Murder Trial


Murder Trial
Ogden. Dee. 6.-The Jury Vcuire OF
100 names drawn from which to select
"a jury OF ~ men To- hear the murder
charge against Fred S, Walker. has
been exhausted and Judge Howell last
evening had special Neuiro 81 25
names drawn which were served last
evening and the Jurors appeared in
court this morning.
out OF the 100 names drawn first Sc
were examined and nine were sworn
Zoo Go hear the case. leaving three more
20 select. Only one juror was secured
yesterday Most of the venirc were
excused on the ground of actual bias,
they having foorned an opinion either
OF the guilt or innocence of the de-
fendant which could not be removed
without considerable testimony, most
OF these had formed and expressed an
opinion from reading the newspaper
accounts OF the alleged murder of Dr.
Beers, the inquest and preliminary
hearing. Several iurymcn were eXcus-
cd because of being opposed 20 capital
punishment. A number OF the jurors
were excused because Of being preiu-
diced against any one who would enter
into The privacy OF a mans home and
break mp his family. and a is on this
particular point the defense slopes to
make a good showing. as they I'M
leuu proving tnhi Beers Ola destroy
the home of Walker by his intimacy
with Mrs Walker. and that &c was on
his refusal TO leave her alone and bis
admissions that he had been Grimm
ally Intimate with her that Walker
iu the heat OF passion beat him so
severely that the injuries proved fatal
EAGLES ELECT OFFICERS,
For the ensuing year the fraternal
order Of Eagles. ogden aeric No. ms
has elected the following Officers.
Worthy president. Dr n. II. Estes;
worthy vice president. A. e.. FelitZo.
worthy chaplain, Leon Browning, Sec
Rotary. ID. y. Tracy; treasurer. Paul
Stecher. trustees, W. ID. Blosser. A. B.
Wright, Joseph Bawmcister; aorio
physician. pr. II. b. Forbes: inside
guard Thomas Grimes; outside guard,
Gilbert Porter, Sost president. Thomas
e.. Morris. The newly elected officers
VIII be installed the first business
meeting In January, 1908.
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS FRIDAY DECEMBER 1907

witch place st. George draws most u
ITO supply is very neht this fal, owe
Ing to the late. wet spring
Thanksgiving day was quite general
iy observed iu So George. A peace
moetnr was held az 1890 e.. pa.
feature off the afternoon festivities was
o. match game of bali between Wood
ward high school students and "a team
from the Branch Normal ut Cedar CITY.
Tile Woodward lads were mostly young
and unskilled players and foll AN easy
prey Co tho well trained Cedar tDnITr
The more mature town boys folt 90
avcuge the defeat of The school boys.
and challenged the visitors FOO another
same the following day. but being out
OF practise they two, were beaten, but
hy the small margin oi ono tally.
ON Thursday evening Che ElrlH OF
woodward high school prepared fine
repaat in the school building FOR the
faculty and students of their grade
and tho visitors from Cedar Cf-r
The wife of stake supL of sunday
Schools George u. Miles presented him
with a fine ~ pound baby boy Nov "a.
1907.
I'M the ITO sketch OF Conrad Nlein-
man. your correspondent stated that
his hrst wife was buried at Mesa. Afiz.
This was am error She died and was
buried in ToQucrvine. Don this county.
and the remains of MI Nleinman wore
tahou there. after the funeral at &c.
George, and buried by the side of his
WIFE
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winter Course In the Beaver Branch
Of the Brigham Young
University.

The Beaver Branch or the Brigham
Young University begins is winter
course December 2nd. 10 continues UNI
an March 30th. This course IS open
with a Wow 90 accommodating young
men and women who are not able 20
enter school at the beginning OF the
year. Those completing this course Will
be granted one semestors credit. The
subjects offered are. The common
branches: high school studies; also
courses in 1rouwork, Domestic Science,
Domestic Art and Agriculture. The
tuition for the winter course Is $500
plus S1O0 library Zee. In addition 10
the abOVe courses. special instruction
will be given IN Execution, Art. Book
keeping. and Stenography.
Board and lodgings can be had for
1926 10 $3.50 a week.
II you wish further Information. con-
corning the work please write the prin-
cipal Of the Institution.
Yours Respectfully.
j. 4. HICKMAN. Principal
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LEHI.
OLD FOLKS DAY.
banquet. Program and BAH Make
Happy Time FOR Veterans

Banquet. Program and BaII Make
Happy Time for Veterans
Special Correspondence.
Lehi. Utah CO., Dec. 5.-rhe old folks
OF Lehi were most royalty entertained
In the city pavilion yesterday. AT /
p. m. about $50 sat down 10 long Ia
bles set with the hOunties Of life. Az
ter the banquet the following interest
ing program was rendered.
Singing by old folks choir: remarks
were made by Messrs. Chas. r. Savage
and George Margetts or Salt Lake.
speech Of welcome by VIM. +. South
wick response by President A. j.
Evans; remarks by Chairman Wagstan
OF the stake committee. and Mark Aus
tin. The speeches were interspersed
by a reading from Francis Child. and
songs by Bishop LOWS, Miss Green
wood. Geo. Margetts and the choir.
Candy, nuts. sandwiches and cake
were then passed around.
Prizes were awarded as follows: Most
popular old lady I'm Lehi, Rebecca
Standing, oldest men, Isaac Fox and
James Holm, aged 81; oldest lady have
ing largest living family, Charlotte
Cough. having n; oldest lady who
crossed the plains by haudcart. Mary
Ann Ball. prizes for oldest lady who
had never quarreled with her husband.
and oldest man whistler over 20 were
not called for An present had a most
enjoyable time.
In the evening a grand BAH was given
IN the Pavilion, which was largely at
tended.
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and general manager OF said company
up TO the time OF the filing OF the COM
plant In this action. and up TO the
time Of the appointment of the receiver
by this court
That the said Kurtz. instead N con
Quoting the affairs of said company iu
a careful and economical manner. has
eXtravagantly and wastefully conducted
the affairs. and has spent large sums OF
money, without the consent of the board
OF directors. and without the knowledge
of the board of directors. and the said
Kurtz has failed and has refused Co
give To said board OF directors an aC-
counting of his stewardship. although
the said kurtz has received since tho
LIST day OF March, 1907 10 the 18th day
OF October, 1907, large sums OF money
to-wit, between $4,000 and $4,000
That the said kurtz, inste.-. Of pay
ing the current expenses of said cOm-
pany has appropriated the money 20
his own use.
THAT the said KSirtz has only called
one meeting OF the board Of directors.
and that was for the purpose Of having
said board give 20 himself "A promissory
note, which he claimed wos for moneys
expended
THAT during the year 1907. said Kurtz
has failed, neglected and refused to call
meeting of the board Of directors or
TO make any statement OF the moneys
that have come into his hands
THAT the said Kurtz has failed and
neglected 10 pay the current expenses
OF said concern, and has appropriated
the moneys to his own use for the pur-
pose of hankuptiug said defendant
company. and for the purpose OF cheat
ing ANA defrauding the creditors and
stockholders Of said company, with the
exception of himself
THAT after the receiver was appoint
ed. at the expense OF this plaintiff. the
vice president and secretary Of the OE-
den Canyon Sanitarium company called
a meeting of the board OF directors.
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McAllster. j. p. smith Nephi s. AM
drevs. willard Hansen. j.. @. Hansen.
Edward Peterson. Casper Hoffman.
Geo. %. Haybal James Martinez.
Charles Mcneil. John @ Adams. Hy-
rum Davidson, Delos Hyde Hebor is.
Hansen, NJ Mourltzsen, Elias nielsen.
Alfred Burgl Fred Datyler christian
Hugi otto Luudberg. %. j. Norr, a.
Burris, Peter Christensen, Ezra Amos.
j A. GroebM. George h. McCulloCh,
Heber Olsen. Victor Crockett William
i. Ellis. Niels s. Hansen. j. Edward
Johnson. Ephraim Mickelsen
LeWlston-John NJ. Anderson, samuel
j. Allen, j. r. Cunningham Andrew
D.. Hyer Morris SWlnyard, Arthur BDr-
gcsou, Henry n Danielson.
Milville-John T. Rouoche. willard
Garr. James A. Hovey Joseph T..
Jeppescn. Charles Ehasou, Estes n.
Hammond. HyrJm S. Hulse.
Mt Home-Hvum Balr
Meudon-Gcorge w. Baker. Harlow
Bassett. Joseph ~ Hardman. Harmon
Bud Robert Foster, VIM I. kidmau
Nc sterling Robert Baxter, Jr.. Dau-
icl Lloyd
Ncwton-Wnlard r. Ballard, w. u.
Griffin. John Jenkins. John n. Barker
John D. Hurtlg. p. l.. Larsen.
peterb0ro-Walter Ahreus Fred e..
Yonk
iI'Nlutule- law Aulc'ht a. IT, 'IN-
scgcr. VIM, Chcckctts, Hopkiu B.
Campbell j. j. Frcrerick AdoIuh Eaer.
j. $. Bulloch, VIM. Chuge Jr Andrew
Fuhriman. Joseph A. Smith.
Paradise-Samucl Oldham. Richard
Bradshaw. Joseph n Hirst. r.. vs..
James. John "a. Bradley. Robert Ship
ley VIM. Humphreys. Gideon =, OLE
sen.
Richmond-Andrcw U. Allen. Her
schel Bullou. Thomas Griffin Chas p,
Harris. Farley n. Nelson. W. Is. Burn
ham, Geo. p. Dotty ~. a. Hendricks,
WIN. Merrill. Henry Bair, Jorgeu john
son, James l. shepherd. Newell Bullcn,
W. II. Lewis, Jr., Henry H. Plant,
August Schow.
Smithheld - Claus Anderson, r.
Chambers. Jr, George Douglass. Neils
O. Gyllenskog Thomas Hyllyard. Jo-
seph Hnl T.. p. Bingham, Geo, Done,
James Forester. John p. Green, Geo.
Hines. VIM. t. Winn Thomas G.
Craguns, S. y. Ewing, Andrew MunS,
Newton Woodruff. James Meikle, John
Hammer Sylvester Coleman, Sylvester
Low, Jr, Ralph r. Merrill. Samuel
Roskelly, Jr.
Trenton-John Bingham. VIM. p.
Dopp.
Wellsville-Aiex. w. Archibald.
Thomas S. Bradshaw. Frank Gunnell,
Archie b. Hill James A. Leishman,
Richard Breuchlcy Geo. Bradshaw,
Walter J.. Glenn, Thomas A. Kerr,
Richard BrenChicy. Jos H. Brown VIM.
IT. barley. Samuel p. Hall. David W.
Jones, Heber Vaughan, James Allen,
Robert l.. Baxter. James r. Cooper,
WIN. Il. Hoskins, VIM. a. Lea.
Wheeler-Isaac J Allen, VIM. T..
Glover. A. II. Brewer, Geo. +. Wheel
er.
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The receipts donated by Eldred's
skating rink to the treasury Of the
state Teachers association finance
committee amounted 20 1852 %
The stake presidency announce that
Elder d. NJ. McAllister. chief recorder
Of the salt Lake temple. will be present
at the stake priesthood meeting Satur-
day, Dec Z, at 2 o'clock. and the
subject How TO Keep and Collect
Family Records and other genealog-
ical Information VIII be treated by him
Mallhof a pedler, was fined s. for
not conforming with the new license
law.
Floyd Olson was fined 81 for dis
turbing the peace, and Roy Hardy s.
for riding upon moving trains.
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T oday $ Ogden News

and asked the said Kurtz 70 render an
accounting ot an moneys received by
him, which the said Kurtz refused then
ana there 20 do, and refused 90 particle
pate I'm the meeting Of the said board
OF directors saying that 70 was Illegally
called. and at the same time refused,
as president OF said company. TO call
q meeting OF said board Of directors
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A MAN 8 BEST FRIEND

Is his pair of military hair brushes.
We would like 90 show you our assort--
meut of solid becks I'm Ebony, Satin
wood and Coca B0la, with splendid
bristles. prices 20 suit every purse.
r. j. HILL DRUUG CO.,
"The Never SubSututors'
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MONROE
Opening OF Pavilion--Schools Give
Public Entertainments.

Special Correspondence.
Monroe. SEWER CO.. Dec. S.-The
new pavilion opened ON Thanksgiving
night for its hrst time. Visitors from
many settlements or the county came
20 the opening. about 800 dance tickets
were sold and IL Is estimated that
about 900 people were present
Roller skating is engaged iu every
night al the pavilion and in many cases
10 the yeNatiOn of parents, who fear
that the young people VIII forsaSe
moro intellectual pursuits.
The electric power company has ifs
wire here and expects the motor 90
arrive in O. few days. Everything
being in readiness a. is expected The
plant viii be iu running order short-
ly
Last week the public school gave "a
very credltable free entertainment. an
classes taking part closing with "a
laughablc farce by members OF tho
high school The old theater hau was
crowded 10 its utmost
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

delivered
10
Works Residence so F0urth North nd 8 ~ ~
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ST. GEORGE.
HAVING IN DIXIE IN DEoEMBEI
Ball Game Contests-Pcnce Meeting
On Thanksgiving.

Special Correspondence.
ST. George. Washington Co. Dec. A.
There has been no rain Tor several
weeks The streets are therefore dry
and dusty Beautiful sunny days ana
cool night with light frost have pre-
vailed since the second week ln Noe
yember. Tho novel sight Of hay max
ing In December has been feature
on tha present week The last crop ID
nov harvested. There are now stlous
indications of "a ninatorm
The potat0e erop in Pine valley, from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-06

ONLY ONE "HROIO QUININE"
THAT is LAXATIVE BROMO QUtNtNE.
Look Tor the signature 81 p. W. GROVE.
Used tho World over TO cure O. cold Ga
one Day EU.
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LOGAN.
JURY VEINRE FOR 1908.
Session of city CounciI--Lawrence-
Christensen Nuptials.

Special Correspondence.
Logan. Dec. 5.-Orvil Christensen OF
Richmond and Miss Violet Lawrence
of San Joaquin California, were mar
rled yesterday by precinct justice, Will
liam Brangham.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
The city council held a rather busy
session last night, 1t being the regular
monthly meeting. a great number Of
bills were passed upon among which
was The judgment against Logan City
by the district court I'm favor of
Charles Vaughan for $3.50. awarded
for injuries he received from "a fall
from his buggy by coming IA contact
with "a guy wire. The report Of the
city treasurer was received and filed.
The newly elected mayor, recorder and
councilmen we're all IN attendance TAX
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ARE you

Satisfied with your printIngt Wen
give you satisfaction 70 you bring 1t
here.
THE DESERET NEWS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-06

our 81 90 guaranteed razor IS best in
city. Full line Of strOps and razor
homes. State street Hardware, 252 South
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VIcTIlI or TYPHOID.

A tle Provo general hospital. after
nfang five weeks with typhoid fe-
m Held Lund, the i2-years-old son
K Emil Lund. died Mr. Lund. Who
si's Do Salt Lake. buried his wife
N four years ago, and left the boy
Pc with bis grandparents, Mr.. and
II Eber RsWIiug.
lhe county commissioners met and
llsieicd the usual routine business
~ paying The monthly claims.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-06

Suits and overcosts az half pricA
Daniels, 81 West Second South.
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Advertisements for the Daily.
Saturday and Semi weekly Nown
accepted on the same terms as at
the salt Lake Offce.
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LECTURE BY 3. H. ROBERTS.
Wedding Pendts--Litle Victim of
Typhoid-NcWs Briefs

special tslonOeuce.
Provo. Dee G.-The address on "Edu-
cation From a Mormon Standpoint"
given 90 the stake tabernacle last night
by Elder p p. Roberts. was listened 10
BIZ aH appreciauye audience, the taber-
uce being vel filed. The music was
wrshel by che b. Y. university. Pres
iU C. b. Brimhail presiding
/ cfa-os simon, aged 20, Of Clinton,
riah upon examination by DIS West
BOD ana Arid. was adjudged insane
ui committed to the state mental
npItll
WEDDING PERMITS.
The following couples were granted
emission to wed by County Clerk
Ia
Bm. D. Brown and Melissa Kerby
/ { Provo.
Curls A. Madison OF Provo. and Ruby
| Bean Of Kuightsvillc
John Parker of American Fork. and
i2H- G. Larson Of Lehi
/ NE BAPTIST Young Peoples union OF
hove began a series OF interesting dis
nssols on religious subjects last
sat They will continue for the rest
Dc week at z o'clock I'm the Baptist
Nrrah
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Payments for tho Daily Saturday
and semi Weekly News should be
made to the circulator Delivery
made by carrlor ON the same terms
AZ I'm salt Lake.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
NEWS M BRIEF

Deeds wer recorded yesterday in the office of the probate judgs as follows;
 Hardie Chandler and wife to Henry Tarlton and stephen Brown. o6 acres in section l, township 16, range IS; con- sideration, ,$1. 700.
 Mrs. IN. E. Marbury to Emma :. Cochran, two lots on the south side of Reuben street, consideration. $500.
 Governor Conner yesterday announced the appointment of notaries public as follows:
 J. M. Gibboney, Mobile; William F. Young, Selma: Sam Pouncey, Pollard; {; W. H. Hood, Birmingham; Hugh J.. Hodges, Birmingham.
 Three certificates of incorporation were filed Yesterday with Secretary or graph Company, of Blountsville. eapi- isherwood. R. B. simms, J; p: small F. B. wilhite and A, L.. Boipsi z.
 The Pelican Trading Company, Of Birmingham. capital stock. 5000, in corporators, L.. W. Mey. Arthur O. Mey, and F W. Stoddard.
 The Home Remedy Company, of Bessemer; capital stock, 5000; incor- porators, W. H. Porter w. W; Hoi- iingsworth,. H. J. Porter and D. F.. Hollingswnrth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
CARS IN COLLISION
CRASH DRIVES EACH ALMOST INTO
 FOUNTAIN.
sol FsutchsaOu. fl Negro, Injured in (yraah. in Court SQuare--MOfor- mnn and Conductor Are
 Arrested.

Sol Hutchison, a negro. of TIP South Union street. was slightly inJured anu two street cars were disabled as paie .ne Line and Cloverdale car, which oc- cured on Court Square at 7:So o'clock last night.
 The Cloverdale car was running to the Square from the Union Railway station, and was crossing the net work of tracks to Dexter Avenue. while the Belt Line car was rounding the curve from Dexter Avenue into
 The Belt Line car was struck near It's centre by the Cloverdale car. the impact causing the Belt Line car to leave the track. wheel around and stop at a point close to the curbing of the big basin. Glass was broken, and the car was put out of commis- sion.
 aged. 1t did not leave the track. and was later taken to the car barn for repairs. The front part of this car was demolished, and It's windows were paratus could be secured. the, Belt Line car was hauled on the tracks and taken to the barn.
 Sol Hutchison was the only pas He had just boarded the street car, and was on the rear platform when the crash occurred. He suffered from a sprained back and a bruised wrist He was carleu 10 6 nedTDy uFuS Store and later was tapen home.
 The only passenger on the Belt Line car was a white woman whose name was unknown. She was greatly frightened but escaped uninjured.
 Last night Gus Mccain, motorman. and W. W. Ivey. conductor. of the Belt Line car. and W. P. Turnipseed and A. E. Stewart. motorman and conduc- tor respectively, of the Cloverdale car wee arrested. They are charged with violating Section 1054 of the City Code which prohibits collisions. Their eases will be heard by the Recorder Monday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
SOME PEOPLE KNOW
The Facts About cOfTee.

Perhaps you know coffee contains the same kind of a drug as cocaine morphine, strychnine-an alkaloid?
 Perhaps you know tea contains the same thing and that neither coffee nor tea are foods?
 Foods are necessary to do two things: Repair tissue waste from day to day, and furnish the individual vi- tai heat and energy. Tea and coffee do not do the first and only make be- lieve| they do the last
 A. N. Y. lady found out the cause of her and her husbands trouble. She writes
 using tea and coffee from child hood up, 1t was a hard thing to give them up. but my doctor told me they were killing me. Of late years l had trouble with my head, my memory was poor and my nervous system entirely upset At last l was forced to keep my bed.
 My husband. also. had to give up coffee-he was nervous wreck from drinking it.
 "Postum was then brought into our household, and while on my sick bed I drank 1t, supposing 1t was merely a substitute for coffee. I drank 1t for breakfast and supper and slowly but surely began to regain my health.
 "I soon found out it was Postum that was doing the good. Now l am well and my nerves arc stronger than I ever dared hope. My husba l found Postum was a great benefit to him. He is now a strong man.
 If people knew that the dreadful diseases some of them suffer from could easily be prevented by banishine g that poisonous thing named coffee. and use in its stead pure. heaIthful drink like Postum, I am sure there would be fewer sick and miserable creatures Name given by Postum Company. Bat tie Creek, Mich. Read the little book The. Road to WellVille." in pkgs There's a reason"