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Evening journal., 1908-12-15
NOTICES.
XMAS AT JAcosYs.
Revelations Of Beauty at This Big Mar
ket Street Store.

Revelations OF beauty and utility in
Christmas offerings are afforded
Christmas shoppers at Jacoby's Day
light Department Store, Nos. 224-226
Market street. The store won a large
patronage by its excellent fall show
ing, and the patronage has been aug
mented by the hundreds Of shoppers
who have delighted in the striking and
diversified stock of Christmas goods.
SkiIlful decorators have cunningly re-
Elected the spirit OF Yuietide in the
large display windows and throughout
the building. evergreens, and a pro-
fusion Of holly having been distributed
in many advantageous positions.
The window display gives but a faint
indication Of the attractions within. In
every department thoroughness is the
quality emphasized. and the depart
ment stores OF the largest cities are
not more varied in their stock OF offer
ings 20 Christmas shoppers. The toy
department, of course, is the center Of
interest for the children, mothers and
fathers-and grandpas and grandmas,
for that matter. too-who throng the
store all day until late at night. In
all other departments every effort has
been made TO do Justice TO Whining
toms business activity and to win the
favor Of Christmas buyers. The store
will remain open evenings until
Christmas.
Evening journal., 1908-12-15
CHRISTMAS AND WOMEN
AT THE FASHION STORE

Extraordinary preparations for the rush
Of Christmas shopping has been made by
The Fashion store at Fifth and Market
streets. This store in all seasons has been
the center Of interest for feminine shop
pers, and its Christmas offerings are at
tracing more than ordinary atterS>-en.
Revelations Of beauty in dainty apparel
for women and misses have been made. In
every department the woman who desires
to attain the climax Of fashionable cos
tune finds something new to engage her
interests. And the offerings are made the
more interesting in that they are within
the reach Of the slimest pocket book.
A splendid display is made in the fur
department.
The very latest styles in muffs and neck
furs have been placed on view. Elegant
hosiery Of the daintiest fabrics and colors
imaginable is one Of the principal at
fractions OF the store. Vieing in interest
with the other departments is the leath-
er goods department in which the very
latest modes in handbags and belts form
an irresistible temptation to the feminine
shopper Especially attractive is the
stores display of women's and misses
suits. which are offered at January
clearing prices. The long coat stock IS
hardly less striking than the stock carried
by the Philadelphia and New York stores
while the display Of voile skirts is not e
be passed by the fashionable woman.
Holiday waists in handsome holly decor
ated boxes are offered as most appropriat
gifts. The store will be open eevnlngs un-
til 1880 o'clock 70 accommodate the Xmas
trade.
Evening journal., 1908-12-15
LIQUOR Lisersture in Mails.

GEORGETOWN. Dec. 15--So flooded
have been the mails in Sussex county
with liquor literature lately that the
Law and order League viii combine
with the Anti-License League in an
effort 20 stop it. Not only do the men
get circulars detailing the low prices
at which whisky win be sold when
ordered in gallon lots, but women and
children also receive them directed in
a feminine hand and with nothing on
the envelopes TO show what they con-
tain until opened.
Evening journal., 1908-12-15
BITTEN BY DOG,
SUES FOR DAMAGES

ELKTON, Dec 15-Because a pet dog,
owned by joseph Hinchcliffe. news
dealer of Illkton. but the fOur-year-oid
son of Or. Horace Jenkins, the lattel
has brought suit against the owner
OF the dog for $4,000 damages. Thc
dog was killed after it bit the boy ana
the head sent to the Pasteur Institute.
where an examination showed the dos
was rabid. The boy took the Pasteur
treatment
Evening journal., 1908-12-15
westfeld to Go Into Service.

The steam lighter westheld. built by
the Harlan and Hollingsworth Corpor-
alton, for the Central Railroad of New
Jersey. will leave the yards on Friday
for New York and be put at once into
service upon it's arrival. 1t is the last
of four lighters that have been built
for the railroad by the local concern.
Evening journal., 1908-12-15
PUBLIC SALES

Horses, wagons and harness. One car
load Of horses from Maryland. Good ousi-
ness horses Elsie Wilkes, bay mare,
years old. sired by Hazel Wilkes, n very
nice mare: ought TO 90 fast, sound
Queen, sorrel gelding, PAGER. years Old
sound. family broken, sired by Iorim,
20Sl5. Lena Wilkes. sorrel mare, years
old sound nice. clean stepping mare
Piboy, a show horse. a great advertis-
ing horse, sound. Frank, sorrel gelding, a
good business and all around horse sound.
sound Calena Boy. sOrrei colt, 3 years
old last July, broken, viii make fast
colt and viii sell cheap, sound Baianca
are good business horses. N0tice-This Is
the time OF year to buy them cheap Also
l Jersey COW. Lot OF wagons, harness ana
halters. Anyone having goods bring them
W. II. KLAIR.
df5-st 500 West Eighth ST.
Evening journal., 1908-12-15
WANTED

ED-EvERYBoDY NEEDING
w half-tone engravings. zinc etchings
or electrotypes, to get our estimate. Del
aware Farm q Home. 406t1 Shlpiey ct
XKTANTED-500 CUSTOMERS FOR SEC
W ond-hand overcoats. G. s. HUR-
lock. Seventh and Poplar SITS. O30. om
XNANTED-TO BUY ALL KINDS or
w rags. Apply DELAWARE HARD
FIBRE CO, Marshallton. Del dl2-6t
Evening journal., 1908-12-15
For SALE

WANTED-Buyers for these and Others.
1905 Madison street. II rooms, modern.
1902 West Fourth street. . rooms, modern.
sos Washington st., 10 rooms. modern.
1901 West Eighth st.. s rooms, modern.
l0i West 25th st., rooms, modern, new.
SIS Dupont ST., s rooms, modern.
1901 Pine street, s rooms. modern.
Tenth and Pine streets, rooms.
Many farms and country residences
near city.
o. @. GOODEN,
Real Estate and Insurance
Both Phones, $50 Market ST
EOR SALE-TWO HOUSES on TAT
nall ST.. between 18th and lfth StE.
Nine rooms and bath Modern improve
ments. For terms apply to II. >.
LYNCH. 400 orange ST. d5-e. o.d.-tf
For sALE-SIN-ROOM DWELLING
and lot SOxlO0. Inquire 1909 W. sth
st. n24-tu-th-s-1m
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srARLE BOARD.

moRsEs TAKEN TO BOARD, GOOD
II feed and care y. ]. HARTMAN.
Booths Corner. Pa dlz-5ueQd
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FINANCIAL
SECURITY
TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT CO..
S. W. Cor. Sixth and Market Streets.
A BANK BOOK

In your name issued by this Company
entities You 10 every convenience Of
modern banking.
WHEN OPENING AN ACCOUNT You
want a safe institution conveniently To-
caied---One whose constant endeavOr is
10 serve you best Ga these lines we
Invite your account.
CAPITAL and SURPLUS sI,sOo,OOO
Evening journal., 1908-12-15
ROOMS FOR RENT

S07 AND 500 RACE sr.,
" Philadelphia. Rooms, 25c, a5c, soc.
Gentlemen only. ally
IsoR RENT-NEATLY FURNISHED
rooms No. i0i E. Firth street. Mast
L OR RENT. = Y-FuRN1SHED
rooms, with board 9l9 Washington
street d9-im
USOR RENT-NICE THfRD-STORY
L rooms with or without board. iO2
West 81. ~ dl-lin-eod
Evening journal., 1908-12-15
WILSON LINE to PFIILA.
EL0RlDA TOUR

Personally Conducted to Savannah.
Jacksonville and st. Augustine. during
the holidays. Leaving Baltimore, Sat
urday. December 26th, returning Janu-
ary 3rd: including all necessary expenses
5000. Send FER itinerary.
w. =. Turner, Passenger Traffic Mana
ger, Baltimore, Md.
Evening journal., 1908-12-15
NOTICE

Notice IS hereby given that Letters OF
Administration were In due form OF law
granted unto the undersigned, on the 18th
day OF November, A. ID. 1908, and that
All persons having claims against tho es-
tate OF the deceased must present the
same. duly attested, to the said Admin
istratrix. on or before the 25th day OF
November. 1900 or abide the Act Of AS
sembiy in such case made and provided
SARAH r. LYMAN.
Administrative.
Address william T. Lyman, ESQ., At
torney-at-Law, Wilmington, Del.
n2S-9t~e. cd.
Evening journal., 1908-12-15
RFAL EsTATE FOR SALE

-r--r-'s.~7rr>
For SALE OR RENT-A LARGE
business property, fronting on Fourth
street. Fifth street, and Pennsylvania
Railroad Freight YARDS, elevated siding,
runs through property, over IA coal bins
large stable. Office and store room. The
entire property over 5000 square Feet
ground surface is under roof Immediate
possession THE PHILLIPS-THOMP-
BON. co. 200 East Ennrlh aireet. dl--tf
Evening journal., 1908-12-15
TABLE BOARD.

Table board 800 per week. O'Clock din
ners. at WARRENs. 70, Market St.
+. dT-lm
Evening journal., 1908-12-15
TRANSPORTATION
BUSH LINE

Freight received for all points, given
ersonal attention, and forwarded
romptly at lowest rates and By best
outcs. -,
deiphia at 600 y. m. daily. Sunday eN-
epted.
Through rates and bills OF lading Is
GEORGE W. BUSH & SONS co.
,ier s. North WharVes. Philadelphia,
French Street Wharf. Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1908-12-15
LOST AND FOuNn

7 OST'-Sc0TCif COLLIE, s MONTHS
- old, yellow with white collar. An
turned TO Mr.. Hyrup, 2l3 w. 9th st.
dil-h
7 OST-SIDE COMB. GOLD TRIM
l. ming, reward if left at 4l9 East 10th
street. dl2-3t
7 OST-A SMALL BLACK ENAM-
II eled watch white face. and pin, on
Delaware avenue car from Rising Sun,
or from Monroe street 20 tho Brandy
wine Apartment, on Delaware avenue.
Suitable reward II returned to No.
Brandywine Apartment dlt-2t
Evening journal., 1908-12-15
REGISTERS ORDERS
REGIsTERfS ORDER


Ofice OF the Register OF Wills.
New Castle Co., Del, November 25, 1903.
Upon the application OF Sarah E Ly-
nam. Administrators of Robert II. Lyman.
late Of Christina Hundred, in said
county deceased, IL Is ordered and dl-
rected by the Register OF Wills that the
Administrators aforesaid give notice OF
granting OF Letters Of Administration
upon tho estate OF the deceased with tho
date OF granting thereof by causing ad-
vertisements 20 be posted within forty
days from the date OF such letters in six
OF the most public places OF the County
OF New Castle requiring all persons haV-
ing demands against the estate to pre-
sent the same or abide by an act Of As
sembly in such case made and provided,
and also cause the same to be inserted
within the same period in The Evening
Journal a newspaper published In Wil~
mington, Del, and to be continued there-
IN three weeks (e o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
of office OF the Register OF Wills.
(SEAI) aforesaid, at Wilmington. in New
Castle County aforesaid, the day
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER,
Register OF Wills.
Evening journal., 1908-12-15
FOR RENT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE

TDNfNfSTRATORs SALE.
n A very valuable 90 acre farm with
two dwelling houses owned by the late
William II. Little. deceased located IN
Mil Creek hundred, on Pike Creek, near
Taylors old Mil.
Sale Will take place on the premises
Thursday. 2 p. m. December ~. 1903.
Terms made known on day Of sale by
WILLIAM q. LITTLE,
Administrator Of William G.. Little, de-
ceased, or by William w. Knowles, At
torney. dlf-St
Evening journal., 1908-12-15
FOR SALE

EOR sALE--A GOOD SECONDHAND,
two-horse farm wagon, $780,
MESSlNGER'S 6ll w. Front st. d2-im
L OR LE.-AUTOMOBIBE; SEATS
b; top; all curtains, lamps and new
tires Detachable tonneau and toiIcdo-
deck for runabout. In best condition
Address w. j., Journal Odice d0-Gt
y RINATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
furniture, nearly new. N. b. Cor.
front and dupont streets. dl2-st
EoR SALE OR EXCIIANGl1-s.O0 .O05
new and secondhand books just in.
Most popular authors. May be read on
premises without charge. Reading room
open every day until IL o'clock D. m.
A. HIRCdMAN. COS Madison st. d1l-lm
Evening journal., 1908-12-15
HELP WANTED-MALF


XATANTED-ABLE BODIED MEN BE-
w tween agos 10 and 1b for II. s. Ma
rino Corps. Must be native born or have
nrst papers. Excellent opportunity to see
the world. Good pay. Clothing, rationa.
quarters, medical attendance free. APP
ply at ~. 3. Marine Corps Recruiting
Office, Postofhce Building. Wilmington.
Del d2-25t
XkTANTED-FOR u. s. ARAfY-ABLt1-
w bodied, unmarried men. between age
OF rs and IS, citizens OF the United States
OF good character and temperate habits
who can speak. read and write Eng
lish, For intormaation asjgpiy TO Re
cruting Oincer, loo NO 18TH 81, lde NO
Sth ST, Phila., Pa; cor. Broad and Front
sts.. Camden, n. j., Cor. Broad and Front
Gts., Trenton, n. j.; 6i9 Penn ST., Read
IN, Pa; Mountain City Bldg, Pottsville.
Pa ty1-6m.
IHyANTED-RA1LWA MAIL CLERKS.
w Commencement salary $4,000. Spring
examinations. reparatlon free. Write in-
mediately Franklin Institute, Dept 37S.
Rochester, NJ ~ dI-lm
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-17
N1mero 143

las alas de su aeroplano del
mismo modo que haria TN hal
con, una gaviota 8 TN buharro,
aJustandO su vuelo q la varia-
cion de las condolences atmos-
fericas, 10 cual efectuan por
medic del facil movimiento de
dos palancas, cuyo funciona-
mlentO constituye uno de los
mayores seCretos de los inven-
torres.
Uno de estos observadores di-
&C que los Wright han aprendi
do muchos principles de las
aves. Han visto volar los hal
cones y los buharros, los cuales
Sc remontan varias millas sin
mover las alas y conservando
solo Ell equilibrio en- aselevadas
corrlentes de aire, Y de estas
observaclones han sacado la cla-
We de su invento, quizas de tan
ia lmportancia para el arte de
av1ac1On como 10 fueran los
principles descubiertos por Watt
y Fulton para la construction
de las maquinas de vapor, Y la
aplicaci6n de estas a la navega-
cl0n respeCtivamente.
La falta de espacio no nos
permite deSCribir detallad amen
te la maquina voladora a que
nos vamos reflriendo, limitan-
donos solo a decir que esta
compucsta de dos superhcies
muy delgadas o aeroplanos su-
perpuestos, cuyas extremidades
lateraleS Sc mueven alrededcr
de ejes situados en- sus pianos,
pudiendO cambiar a voluntad
del operador el angulo de incid-
enCia seg1n el cual cada una
de elias Sc preSenta a la atmos-
fera.
Este invento ha tenido ex-
traordinaria resonancia en- ell
mundo entero y es objeto de
justificado orgullo para los anne
rlcanos, 81, como Sc asegura, han
descubierto la 'piedra filoso-
tal" de la navegaci0n a traves
de la atm0sfera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-17

dentes de comites (cha irmen) dar
cuenta con sus trabajos respectivos,
En- ese momento fue llamado el Sc.
nador Warren, fue 1lamado fuera del
Senado. y dirigiendose al Senador
du Pont, que nj siqulera es miembro
del comitG de asuntos militares, lie
supic6 que diera cuenta con el Bill
de Ia Camara enmendado por Ell Co.
mite del Senado. Ell Senador du Pont
complaci6ndole, di6 cuenta; lego las
enmiendas y pidi6, bo1 encargo del Co
mite (asi dice ell Record) ell consenti-
miento unanime del 'Senado. en- conf
sion total, para que Sc aceptasen las
enmiendas Y Sc diese cuenta al Sc
nado.
Rep. Pues aquf Sc ha dicho que
en- la cue sti6n de las enmiendas, todo
Sc debe al Senador du Pont.
Com. que quiere usted que yo lie
haga. Tambien Sc ha dicho que IN
comite de conferencias del Senado y
la Camara fu6 Ell que convino en- di-
chas enmiendas y sin embargo, NADIA
hay mas inexacto.
La Camara concurrio con los en-
miendas del Senado despues de va
rias peripecias y de luchar yo durante
dos dias por que el Bill no fuera d
Conferencia. Ese fu6 un triunfo
Tenga usted la bondad de guitar csc
de triunfo. no vaya enojarse el Sc
nador du Pont
Rep, tQuerria usted decirme algo
sobre dichas peripecias?
Com. listed me va & perdonar
pero estoy sumamente ocupado.
Rep. Pero otro dfa cme dar1a usted
esos detalles2
Com. iYo estoy muy ocupado al
presente.,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-17
Los naHilOS olrt2O'tS


Las mujeres musnlmanas de
Auremburgo (Rusia) han ele-
0ado q la Duma IN mensaje re-
daCtada en- eStOS terminOs:
Aunque nuestra santa reli-
gi0n nos deClara libres, nuestros
maridOs nos OpTimendesp0tica
mente como ST fuesemos escla-
vas V nos tienen sometidas a su
|capricho.
Nuestra "charia" Oegislaci6n
mahometana) conCede 4 las mu-
jeres el derecho de estudiar,
votar, Orar en- la mezquita, pc
|regrinar a la MEGA. comerciar,
hrmar letras de cabio y ser Her
manas de la Carload. Las mu
|sulanas ejercen estos derechos
de Arabia y otros paises, donde
han fundado numerosas asOcia-
lciOnes bene1cas.
"Nuestros maridos nos impi-
den hasta leer los libros santos.
lQuieren que permanezcamos en-
la ignOrancia y nos encierran
entire CuatrO paroles mlentras
en- brazos de otras mujeres fal-
tan a la fe que nos prometieron.
"PrOtestamOs contra este esta-
do de inferioridad { injusticia
Los diputados musulmanes
tienen el deber de reclamar en-
la Duma que Sc nos reconozcan
nuestros derechos como madres
del pueblo y companeras de los
hombres, cuya educacion y pro.
greso estan en- nuestras mancs.
81 los hombres nos juzgan in
capaces de progreso. sepan que
algun dia ellos tam bien serau
esclavos y perecera la raza mu-
sulmana."
| Firman el mensaje millares
de mujeres de los cinco distritos
del gobierno de Auremburgo.
Considerase esta como prime
ras manifestations de las su-
fragistas rusas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-17
La naVegacIin a6rpa

| LOS nSIndnOS OTV1ilG Y w Ii
| bur Wright, que vienen desde
hace amos dedicandose con gran
activldad al estudio de la nave
gacion aerea, realizando Ultima
mente en- North Carolina salts
factorias experiencias con una
maquina de su invencion, han
| revelado por fin su secreto a la
prensa, facilitandole todos los
pianos y detalles de su nueva
invenci6n para darlos a la pu-
blicidad.
Las razones por las cuales es-
tos inventories han reservado
embellishments Ell secreto de su
invenCion, durante amos, han
desaparecido desde el momento
en- que sus derechos de privile-
gio de invenci0n han sido pues-
tos 4 salvo mediante las paten
tes que le fueron expedidas por
los gobiernos de Francia y otros
paises y Ell registro hecho en- las
ofclnas correspondence de los
Estados Unidos que les prote-
| jera durante Cuatro amos, antes
de cuyo termino Green que han
de poder obtener patentes por
nuevas lnveDCiones de detalle.
FL aeroplano ideado por los
hermanOs Wright Sc diferencia
meCaniCamente en- peque1los
detalles de los que desde hace
amos sc vienen experimentando
con mas Q menos exito practice,
que los cientihcos han venido
traba ajando en- la misma direc-
ci6n, Sc han de maravillar Sc
guramente de no haber dado
en- el "quid."
Desde hace tempo Sc ha con-
seguido elevar maquinas vola-
doras mucho mas pesadas que
ell aire, portando Cargas consi-
derables, pero la difcultad que
parecia insuperable era la de
descubrir I'm artihcio que per-
mitiese al operador mantener
su maquina en- equilibrio esta
bic contra las cOrrientes de aire
de intensidad y direction va
riables. Este punto ha sido OBJ
jeto de largos estudios Y parece
haber sido solucionado por los
hermanos americanos, dando
asi un gran paso haCia La con-
Quista del aire.
Ell perfeccionamiento introdu-
cido al efecto en- Ell aeroplano
es tan sencillo para una persona
inteligente que cualquiera que
10 hubiera visto podria copiarlo
inmediatamente; de aqui que
los INVENTORIES hayan guardado
Ell mas impenetrable secreto.
Despues de TN estudio cuida :
doso de los datos facilitados por
los hermanos Wright; cualquier
hombre cientffico o competente
mecanlco puede probablemente
construir I'm aeroplano; pero
necesitaria larga practica para
saber dirigirlo acertadamente,
cualesquiera que sean las con-
diCiones atmosfericas.
En- Septiembre proximo los
INVENTORIES haran entrega al GO
bierno de los Estados Unidos
de un aeroplano esencialmente
igual al con que verlfcaron sus
recientes experimentos en- Kill
Devil Hill, en- la costa desierta
de North Carolina, el cual, Sc
gun uno de los hermanos ha
manifestado, esta va construido
| Esta maquina sera sometida q
lprueba en- Fort Mayer.
Segun manifestaciones de al
Igunos observadores de las expe.
riencias en- North Carolina, los
WRIGHT nueden elevar & haiar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-17
Los aC0r1Zdd0S
Los metaIes y su coSte

En- I'm articulo que NJ. r. Pitabal
publica en- Ell periodico frances T.
Ech0 des Mines hace un estudio del
termino medic de las cantidades de
metales que EN- la contrucci6n de un
acorazado de $4,000 toAeladas vienen
a emplearse, incluyendo la par Ell
coSte en- frances de dichas cantidades.
CANTIDAD I'm METALES
Acero y h1erro. 10000 toneladas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-17

Ell niimero de toncladas Y su costo.
verdaderamente asombroso, que apa-
rece en- Ell anterior cuadro, SON datos
muy curiosos, ysmas hoy, que es cues
ti6n palpitante en- nuestra patria ell
|proyecto de creaci6n de In nueva
escu2dra.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-11
HAESCHE IS CHOSEN
Well Known New Haven Musi- clan to Lead New York
 Oratorio.
STARTS WORK IN THE FALL
Splendid Metropolitan Honor Con fcrrcd Upon Prominent Local
 Composer.

To William F, Haesche, the well known local composer and instructor In the Yale Department of Music, has been awarded the big honor of belns engaged to conduct the New York Catholic Oratorio society This Is one of the biggest singing societies in New York and the position of conductor of It Is consequently one of large honor as well as hard work The society Is a mixed choir made Up of one hundred and fifty trained singers most of whom are from choirs of New York city, The society has just ended It's fourth sea- son with its annual concert given in Carnegie hall, where the Philharmonic orchestra accompanied the society.
 With the opening of the next season In the early fall Mir. Haesche will take up his duties as conductor of the so- ciety, The oratorio which has been chosen 10 be rendered nex; year Is the Paradise Lost" which is a compara- lively new work by the eminent French composer, Theodore Dubois.
 Professor Haesche has composed a large number of works which have re- ceived high consideration and are of sterling musical worth. He has also had charge of the conducting of a number of the best known local sing ing societies in their special works.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-11
SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.
Experience of a Southern Man.

Please allow me to thank the orig inator of Postum, which in my case, speaks TOT itself, writes Fla man.
 q formerly drank so much coffee during the day that my nervous sys- tenn was almost q wreck My phys ician told me to quit drinking 1t but had 10 have something to drink, so l tried Postum,
 ITO my great surprise saw quite a change in my nerves in about 10 days, That was a year ago and now my nerves are steady and don't have thcst bilious sick headaches which l regularly had while drinking coffee.
 ''Pcstum seems to have body build ing properties and leaves the head clear, And do not have the bad taste in my mouth when l get up mornings, When Postum is boiled good and strong, it Is far better In taste than coffee, My advise to coffee drinkers 10 tt try Postum and be convinced ' There's Reason
 Name given by Postum Co.,, Battle Creek, Mich, Read The Road to He'lv.!'e," in pkgs,
 Ever rcnd tho above letter? A new ono appears from time to time. They nrc genuine, true, and full of human interest.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-11
MEATS GOING UP.
New York June Market tho Highest
 in Twenty-fiyc Years.

New York, June t0.-With another increase In the price of meat today the highw water mark for the month of June in the past twenty-five years has been reached Wholesalers today are selling dressed meat at two cents q pound more than three weeks ago, which amounts to twenty per cent. increase.
 Large retail dealers say that they are doing the best they can to protect their customers in the face of the steady advance, and In many in- stances declare they are receiving in- adequate profit, If any, Even so, re- tall prices on all meats are now two and three cents higher than they were month ago.
 The reason for the high prices as given by wholesale dealers Is the short age of good meat, It Is true, they say, that In the past week a decreasing number of cattle on the hoof has been brought to the markets of the west for killing, which, of course, results In ad- vanced rates for meat on the hoof; but yet, in view of general conditions, they regard the present prices charged con sumers as unwarranteG.