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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-09-23

Ia poblaci6n total Y que perma-
necian completamcnte inconseien-
tes asf de sus deberes como de
sus derechos politicos. El desa-
rrollo industrial y agricola de los
ultimos veintc Y cinco anos, ha
dado margen & un notable cam
tlo en- la organization social del
Pals. Asi en- las ciudades como
'en los pueblos sc estan formande
rapida,nente,7 una verdadera cha
Sc media, dispuesta q tomar par
te activa en- La vida polftica del
pals y ansiosa dc ejercer sus de-
rechos
Es verdaderamente digno de
lastlma que esta situaci6n compile
tamente normal Y verdaderaneH
te saludable de Mexico sc inter
prete enalos Estados Unidos, CO.
mo indicio de que en- Mexico sc
aproxima una spoca de prolonga-
dos disturbios politicos. Tai in
depreciation es err6nea y no muy
tlalagiie1a para los ,mexicanos. Es
PROBABLE que con%el nuevO vigor
de Ia vida polftica ocurran distur
biosSen ell pals en- tiempos de elec
cl6n, pero serfa bueno que nose
tros, los Anlericanos, no olvidara-
mos que nuestrO pals no sc halla
en- modo alguno exento de tales
males; y que solo hasta hace IL
nos cllantos amos tales disturbies
han sido la regla general mas bic,
que la exception No obstante
ell poder ilimitado sobre que Sc
ma cntronizado ell Presidente
Dlaz, este no ha olvidado iamas
Ia necesldad de preparar al Pals
para cl cJercicio de una vida mas
vlgorosamente demGcrata. El
gran esfuerzo, que ha desplega-
do Portlrio Diaz port Ia educaci6n
del pueblo, juntamente con la
gradual extirpaci6n de cicr tos n
{ fllsiss stils
slstente del re8peto ia ciia Isis IS AZ
Sonas y La propiedad ajena. toda
este ticnde ha@iu ell nismo fin. 3a
10 este punto de vista, debemos
conaiderar al Pres;dcnte Diaz.'.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-09-23
INVENTO NOTABLE Da
PREso
Hace aparecer Is VOC y el retra-
to Gle Ia persona en- el teIefono.


Comnnican dc Mexico, Sep,
ticmbrc 81
Alberto Sanchez, ingcnicro g.
iectrlco, racluso en- In carcel de
Ret6n. afirma hnber inventado un
aparato por el cual puedc scr
translnitida la voz Y Ia vision crt
IN tet6fono ordinario de alam-.
hrcs.
Llama il su invcnci6n teleradior
tlcon, y los cnpleados dc la pri..
sion aseguran que Sc han hccho
experimentoS con todo 6xito. San
chez, estando Ell su Zelda. hahj6
con el General Mass. duc Sc ha-
LA en- una zelda contigua. Exis-
te entire ambas celdas una pared
de tres pies de espesor, v sin en-
barge, ambos defender one du--
rante la conversation Sc yeian
mlltuamente el uno al otro. San
chez ha solicitado patente para s11
inyento, y dice que no 10 diyul.
CARA llasta tanto no la eonsipa.
Los que han visto el aparato di
cen que es de una estructura gn-
mamente sencilla, y que es SEINE.
Jante 4 un par dc gemelos dc g.
pera, nidos 4 una bateria.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-09-23
bernardo Reyes
taba su destruction.

taba su destruction.
Cuando su madre sali6 dc in
casa ell dfa de la desgracia, le di-
10 que iba & visitar 4 una vccina
de In calle de Monterrey.
F. NJ. Sanchez, que reside en-
la calle Salado No. 724 ley6 Ia
noticia en- ell Light and Gazet-
tie" y la description convenfa con
la madre de Fuente. Este dlti-
mo anduvo buscando 4 su madrc
todo ell dia Sabado, Y sus esfucr-
zos resultaron in1tiles hasta el
Inismo dia 4 las z de la noche.
Amhos Sc dirigieron & las ofici.-
mas de entierros, pero va hacfa IL
ma hora que Sc habia dado sepul-
tura q su cadaver.
La sonora Ulioa haefa clatro
amos que rcsidfa en- San Antonio.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-09-23
La Agitaci6n de Mexico
es sehal de Progreso

Un despacho de Nuevo York de
fecha reciente dice 10 siguente
ri DR.. Il. S. Rowe, de la Uni
yersidad de Pennsylvania, Prcsi-
'dente de la delegation America
ma al Congrso Pan-Americano, lie
go hoy de Veracruz en- ell Vapor
Mexico. Fla hecho un dilatado
ylaje por todo Mexico con ell fin
de estudiar la organization actual
del pals y la presente situaci6n
polftica.
La agitaci6n { inquietud DO
Utica en- todo Mexico, dijo ell DR..
Rowe, lejos de ser una indication
de una pr6xima rcvoluci0n, es en-
realidad una senal de progreso.
rs La primera vez en- todo ell item.
po de la historic de Mexico, en-
que sc ha puesto & discussion uno
de los cargos electives mas altos.
cual es el de la Vice-Presidencia.
Este despertamiento del pueblo q
Ia conciencia de sus derechos DO
liticos Y una appreciation del 30.
der publico, es la mejor garantia
de que ell pueblo mexicano, sc es-
ia preparando rapidamente al
mantenimiento de un gobierno es.
table bajo una base, mucho mas
democrata que 10 ha sido hasta a.
hora.
La edad madura del Presiden-
te Diaz hace que ell pueblo conoz-
ca la necesidad que tiene de pre-
pararse para ese dfa en- que eli Ge
neral dele las riendas del Gobier-
no. Cnando Porfirio Diaz subi6
al poder, faltaba en- Mexico todo
aquello que constituyc verdadera-
mente la clase media. El Po--
der politico estaba concentrate
en- I'm pequcno grupo de Jefes.
cuyas ambiciones pnrticuiares
ronstltuian la voluntad nacional,
Aunque Mexico tenfa la fama de
aepuhlcano rissory u
Goblerno no era sino I'm alto tipo
de oiigarquia, Fuera de unos
cuantos ci pueblo no era sino n
na gran masa dc iliteratos. mle
constltulan ol 50 per ciento dc
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-09-23
Mo %. No. 1927
,ontinl1a en- Monterrey
Ia Agitaci6n Politica

Un despacho de Monterrey. de.
gfecha 10 de Septiembre, dice asi:
No ha cesado en- manera algu-8
ma la agitaci6r polftica en- Monte
lrrey, desde la noche del dia IS.
In agitaci6n politica Sc esta
hacienda cada yez mas intensa "
debidc 4 la gran libertad que 90.
"a la prensa baio la autoridad del
General 'Trevino, los diarios anti
iReyistas estan armantlo una cam
pafla igual j; la que armarfan fue-
ra de esta region.
Los pocos partidarios dc Reyes
intentan neciamente defender Ii
su Jcfe, pero sc dice que tai de-
fensa es absolutamente infructuo-
sa. Los anti-Reyistas aumentan
diariamente.
hos politicos afirman que Re-
yes no hara su renuncia, sino que
dentro de unos dias pedira una
licencia ilimitada para ausentar--
sc, para quo en- el interim, MEN,
tras expira el plaso de su cargo,
SO quede gobernando en- su NOM
bre uno de sus partidarios, que
sera nombrado por ell Congreso
del Estado. Sc dice que 81 to-
me hacer la renuncia, pues cree
q la Legislature del Estado pue-
da ser influenciada de algln mo-
do hasta ell punto de nombrarle
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-09-23
UNoS MEXICANOS LUCHAN
CON LOS oFICIALEs.
Dos emprenden la lucha con ell
Condestable y ell Diputado She
riff.

Momentos despues de concluir
In noche del dia Is el bale mexi-
cano, dos meXicanos abandonaron
ei lugar de las fiestas Y comenza.
ron q dispararsc mutuamente sus
plstolas. El Condestable Lone Y
ell Diputad5 Sheriff Ellison, es-
taban en- ell lugar de las fiestas
Y cuando comenzaron los disparos
empezaron perseguirlos.
Los Mexicanos volvieron sus
plstolas contra los oficiales. y du-
rante unos minutes estall6 una In
cha fiera, Los oficiales escapa-
ron sin lcsiones, solo ell Condos
table trlvo un rozamiento de una
Dala en- la cara. Los dos Mexi-
canos salieron heridos Y fueron
transladados al pueblo v reduci-
dos & prisi6n, donde los atendi6
nm medico. Cada uno de cllos
recibi6 un balazo en- la cspalda
por la parte izquicrda, atravcsan
doles las balas el cuerpo casi por
complete.
al principle dc la tarde, los O.
ficiales habian descubierto I'm ga
rito, y procedido & capturar 4
los jngadores { incautarse 81 di.
nero, cartas y fichas. Estos tam
bi6n ftieron conducidos al pueblo.
Tan tristes acontecimientos tu-
vioron lugar en- Lockhart, Tex.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-09-23
la EXPOSITION MEXICANA
sUPERARA A ToDA oTRA

Don Albino r. Euncio. Conf
sionado de la San Antonio Inter
national Fair public6 hacc unos
dias en- el Daily Record de M&xi~
co, que La Exposition Mexicana
Ell San Antonio, que tendrh mgar
en- 81 pr6ximo 0tono sup1rarh i
todas las 0nteriores.
III ST.. Nuntio es ,Tofe dc Ia Scz
gunda Secci6n del Departamento
Mexicuro de Fomcnto v declnra
que va estdn casi completes los
planes para Ia pr6xima Exposi =
ci6n. I'll primcro de Octubre
saldran para San Antonio tres va
cones de muestras.
Estos sc coiocaran debidamente
en- el. Salon de la Exposition en-
los Fair Grounds.
Estas mucstras Sc compondrAn
especialmente de eiemplares de
Las Industries minera, agricola Y
manufacturera de Mexico.
Isl Sr. Nuncio dice que este aiio
la Exposiei6n Mexicana Sc ARE
CLARA de modo que i.traiga hom-
hres de negocio hacia Mexico. Di-
co que mas hien que hacer gala
y 0stentaci6n de los pr0ductos me
xieanos esta exhibition tendera 4
desarrollar el comercio Y los ne
g0eios on ambos paises. Esto
hara que la exhibition sea mas ex
tcnsa, pero no menos hermosa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-09-23
Inundaoionou on Maxico.

En- un tclegrama que transmit.
ti6 el dia 90 q Consul IIanna. do
Monterrey, al Departnmentf, de
Nstado, expuao & este las grandes
perdidas y cl intense aufrimiento
de Monterrey.
Has condicioues aon terribles.
dtio, y afiadi6 quo 81 personal i
rnente eataha socorriendo 4 las
victimas do todos los modes posi-.
bier.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-09-23
Protesta ante las Potencias.

Oomunican de Tangcr, Scptbre.
90:
El Ministro Marroqui de Rela.
Clones Bxtranieras ha elevado an.
te las Poteneias una protesta con
fra la acei6n de Espaha en- el
Territorio del Riff, alegando que
este es una infracei6n MI Train
do dc Algeciras, Y alegando tam.
bic, qne los Espafioles son los
causantes del presente disturbio,
por haber eruzado las sronteras
y estar explotando minas marro.
Gnfes. Dicho Ministerio pide In
Intervention de las Poteneias pa.
ra salvaguardia del Territorio Ma
cionai.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-09-23
Libertad eotneroial roetrineiaa

EXIST Ell Cnsihuiriachic, Chi
huahua, un individuo que amorti-
Ia q menudo la raya de los trnbn.
ladores por medic de ciertas com
phacIones que con In Compaiifa
mace. En su eomercio haee va.
les; 81 los Gambia por dinero tics.
chenta ei ~ por cicnto v ST du
mcrcancias, 10 hace fijando 4 os.
tas altos precios.
NaturaIiaente resultan periudi,
cados altamente el concrete : lo4
trabajadoress
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-09-23
Kindergarten On MonterraY.
Ii0a Amhrionnoa rnaidontea

I0S Atneriontios RESIDENCES ON
Monterrey, goSaran dentro de
nfass dias dc una yentaia quo ha-
&c tempo nnhciaban las familias,
que tienen tiiios pequefitos ;ue
cd1ear, pues 81 Institute Laurens
ha heciIo ya todoB los arreglos
Ilaaeaarios para Ia aperture do I'M
aeIarfamento do kindergarten,
bnio la d,reeci6n au una expert i
nieatada profeBora.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-09-23
Arres.os on 81 paraua.

Antonio Rodriguez, Juan Faus-
TO, Leon de la Rosa y Bernardo
no Rodriguez, j6yenes mexieanos
que fllctdan entire f6 Y 1s amos,
fnoron arrestados el Domingo en-
el Par1ue breckenridge, porqnc
Sc entretenian en- apalear los no.
gales, a,in cuando al pdblico 40
ie permite recoger en- Otono las
nueces que caen dc los arboles.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-09-23
Ell GENERAL MyER VA A Ell
PAso.
Va con la mission de arreglar ell
alojamiento do las tropas para
81 dia de la enrteyista de los
presidontes.

hi General Albert Il. Myer, n
companado de su ayuda de campo
al Primer Teniente Samuel r,
MacKall Y cl Mayor Henry &. ri.
piey, del Estado Mayor, sali6 pa
ra El Paso, el Domingo Gltino
con 81 fin de arreglar todo 10 con
eerniente al aloiamiento dc las
tropas do San Antonio durante
10 entrevista Taft-Diaz.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-09-23
oue.jas.

Comuniean dc Austin, Texas:
En el Precinto del Rinc6n
Hornsby, Texas, SO queian varios
que durante las fiestas patrias
huDo abuses que nos dosdoran an.
te Ia sociedad, q que pertenece ).
mos y manchau el nombro honro.
10 de mexicanos, que dcbemos
sonservarlo intacto, como nos 10
icgafon naestros antepasaaos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-09-23

CoMPRE I'd. La CRUZ ELmrRryA
hxcalente para sdfer el reumattsymn
otras Intermediates vale stM 81.
aaee Pablo Crua. Statinn soa 4
Laredo st.. San Antonio. Ter =
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-09-23

I ~ ! Z ID r. -
I'm successor, que no sea adicto nj
4 81 nj q su scausa. De todos
,modos 81 piensa il & Guadalaia--
ia ,donde ipiensa rehabilitar su for
tuna politica entire sus :-migos de
aquella region.
Club Anti i-Reyista.
Los politicos locales han orga-
nizado un gran Club politico, o,com
pucsto dc hombrcs prominentes
del concrete y PROFESSIONALS que
iucharan abiertamcnte durante
las pr6Ximas cleccioncs municipa-
les contra los candidates reyis :
tas. Sc dice que el Club goza
de gran prestigio tinancicramente
hablando, y que cnviara organi--
zadores por todas parties.
Barron rumbo & Nueva York.
a bordo del vapor americana
Mexico, que zarp6 recientemen
tc de Veracruz, toln6 pasaje rum
bo q Nueva York ell conocido pc
riodista y Diputado d. Hcriberto
Barron, de quien tanto sc ha ha-
flado con motive de los sucesos
politicos desarrollados en- la Ca
pital de Mexico.
Barron es uno de los iefes del
partido Rcyista.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28

Of the four Sides Through these
notches put twine, and connect It to all
four sides securely, and when this 10
dome take a piece of twine and con-
meet 1t very tightly to the outer ends
Of the cross~bow, this making the
cross-bow bend much. When all this
Is done 1t is called the kite frame
put the kite frame on d table or
resting place. Get q pair OF scissors
and some paper Tissue, should pre-
ferl. Put the paper under the kite
frame and cut a pattern out. Get
about three or four teaspoonsful OF
-four ana put It in a cup, and take
about one and one-haif or two tea
spoonsful Of water Il prefer hot water)
ana put 1t in with the -four. stirring
hriskIv. thus making paste to paste
the outer edge OF the paperson all
sides, and fold it over the string which
has been put around the outer end Ok
all the sticks, and press II tightly,
After this put It IN warm place tn
It Is dry.
After it is dry take a piece Of twine
and tic II securely to the lower and
upper ends OF the standing stick. This
Is the belly-band. Pick up the belly
band and slide your finger tin you
come lust above where the two sticks
are put together, and take all your
twine and Tie it very tight, SO as not
to slip from its place. When this is
done it is ready to fly
LOUIS GEWERTZ.
Grade B7; age IL, Hobart school;
1895 South Normandie avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28


and from about the middle Of this
string tie about five yards of tail.
Now try your kite and It will sail
fine.
But If it does not, do not get dis
couraged. The breast band may not
be right or the tail too heavy or too
light. Look at these two parts;
change them and see If 1t does not
help.
After you get to be a fair kite-hyer
and manufacturer you may take tissue
paper to cover your kite, which will
give it a nice appearance
The last thing to make Is the para
chute. Cut square Of cloth and sew
Into the center a small ring. At the
corners tie some strings which should
be of the same length. Now tie the
ends together and to the knot tie a
small weight Now TO the tail of the
kite fix hutton-hook and bend the
hook out SO it will not hold SO WE'LL
Now send up your kite hooking the
ring OF the parachute to the button
hook and when the kite is up to good
height. shake the string and the para
chute viii come off and make a brill
liant descent. PERCY NELSON,
0xnard Union high school. grade /,
age a.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28
Letters TO Aunt Laurie From Neptervs and Nieces
WIND PLAYS HAVOC WITH KITE
Girl Acknowledges Interest in Sport
Usually MonopoIlzsd by Boys
(FIrss LID

Dear Aunt Laurie:
4 s THIS Is kite season I think your
a subject for this week Is very
= good; but being a girl do not
know as much about kites as most OF
the boys do.
Nearly every boy likes to make ex-
perimenss with dueer-shaped kites,
and at this particular time Of the year
many odd and pretty kites can be seen
flying in the spring breezes.
NY brother William delights in maxi
ing kites, and has made about six IN
the past two months.
He makes them of colored tissue pa
per on light wood frame. He usually
takes "shinglep and splits It twice
iengthwise, each time cutting the
pieces 0ne-half snch wide. Then he
ENDS the center Of one Of the pieces
ard about three -fourths Of the length
OF the other, and places the sticks so
both OF the points coincide,f The sticks
are now IN the form Of q cross.
Next he takes some string and joins
the ends OF each stick. Now the frame
IS finished, and he starts to cover It,
so he lays the frame on the floor ON top
Of the tissue paper He cuts the paper
about two inches from the edge of the
frame and then pastes It to the string.
Now the kite Is almost finished but
he ties q piece OF cord loosely, joining
both ends OF the vertical stick. About
the center Of this cord tie the airing
you expect to fiy the kito with.
A string stretched tightly across the
back Of the kite and Joining both ends
of the horizontal stick is also needed.
Place a small stick between this cord
and the place where the sticks blsect
each other This bends the horizontal
stick and shapes the kite SO It can fly
with the wind.
Now the kite is ready to fly. and un-
doubtedIy will do so, providing Il will
not get tangled in telephone wires or
caught In tree.
Many kite owners have experienced
such misfortune when strong winds
rise unexpectedly.
MARY BIsCH.
77s East Seventeenth street. Age IS
street school,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28
ADVENTURE or CHINESE KITE
Hardly Won Prize Is Lost and Found
in Unusual Manner


Dear Aunt Laurie:
IL VERYONE was excited. It was
81 Friday, and the next day was to
H be kite Day.
My cousin who was staying with us
at the time, was in the contest. The
boy that could make his kite do the
most wonderful thing was to get a
feet square.
At last the time came. When the
boys began to fly their kites there was
ar1 awful din. People were cheering
and doing everything that would make
q noise.
When all the boys had flown their
kites the people quieted down. Mamma
said afterward that / Jumped around
as though I were sitting on pins and
needles when l saw the captain walk
up to my cousin and give him the prize.
"Flv 1t, fly it." shouted everyone.
So Ralph, for that was his name,
started to send 1t up. Up. UP, up 1t
went until we could hardly see 1t.
Just then q sudden gust of wind came
up and sent the dust whirling IN every
direction, and when 1t had passed there
was no kite 70 be seen. NY cousin had
let 60 Of the string, and it had been
carried away by the wind. We never
saw any more of 1t until one day III
autumn, when the trees were all bare,
my cousin was climbing tree near
the place where he had lost the kite.
There was a hollow in the trunk about
half way up, and when he looked in ne
saw something yellow. He pulled II out
and to his great delight it was his kite.
1t was not damaged any except for
few small tears in the silk.
GLADYS GERVAIS.
Anahein. Anaheim school, grade Al;
age 10 years.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28
kIte Makina ProfItabIe

Dear Aunt Laurie:
heard that you are giving prizes
to the person who writes the best
story on kites.
I have flown kites ever since was 5
years old, and have never made a kite
that would not fly.
The first kite made was house
kite, which my brother showed me
how to make, and after that I made
my own kites, and they all fly well.
have offered.
After school make and sell kites.
The Inherent kinds that I can make
are man kites, house kites, box kites.
tailless kites double tailless kites.
balloon kites, star and Japanese Kites.
GEORGE LONG
226e West Fifteenth street. Grade 6,
age IL years.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28
PARACHUTE DESCENT
WILL ADD PLEASURE
(Honorable Msntion)

Dear Aunt Laurie:
r WILL tell you what know about
kites. The most popular kite is
= the three-stiek one, which Is best
about three feet high and two feet
wide. TO make one the sticks should
be crossed about seven inches from
the top and the two~foot stick should
be laid across squareIy at this point.
Now bind the sticks together with
thread, which should be drawn very
tight. The kite should be gone around
with string and at each stick groove
should be cut and the string tied.
To put a cover on the kite. get any
paper you wish and lay 1t out fiat cut
it out SO as to leave flaps to cover the
string. Now lay the frame on the
PAPER and paste the flaps over the
strings with muellage and let Il dry,
10 fix the breast band and tail, take
two strings about four and one-half
feet long and tie them from the top
to the bottom OF the two long sticks
NOW tie them together about one inch
below the place where the sticks cross
each other, then attach your main
string
For the tall, tie string about three
feet long to the stick ends at the base
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28

Dear Aunt Laurie:
I thought 1 would write YOU few
lines to tell you about kites. / know
how to make kites ard fly them, too.
The other day flew kite. It would
not go up at first, but after while it
went up / didn't have q very long
string, so it didn't 80 up very high.
Sometimes 1t catches In gum trees and
wire fences.
NY big brother can make kites too.
Up north It is windy. / sailed kites all
the time Sometimes they would break
and fall down. Sometimes the string
breaks.
like to fly kites.
EARL McFsADDEN.
La Habra school. Sd grade. Ago 0
years. r. T.. D. No. B. box 20, Full
ierton.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28

There was young mother who lived in a whrl,
A very young mother, yes, quite small gifl;
Shed SO many babies all daughters save one
She knew not what to do with them under the sum
$50 she dressed and undressed them twelve times
every dav
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09
SISTERS TRICK
But It All Came Out Right.

How a sister played . trick that
brought rosy health to coffee fiend is
an interesting tale:
II was a coffee fiend-a trembling,
nervous, physical wreck, yet clinging
to the poison that stole away my
strength. I Knocked at Postum and
would have none Of it.
"One day my sister substituted a
cup Of Postum piping hot for my morn
ing cup of coffee but did not tell me
what it was. l noticed the richness Of
1t and remarked that the coffee tasted
fine but my sister did not tell me
I was drinking Postum for fear l might
not take any more.
"She kept the secret and kept CIV
ing me Postum instead Of coffee until
I grew stronger, more tireless, got a
better color in my sallow cheeks and
q clearness to my eyes. then she told
me Of the health-giving. nerve
strengthening life-saver she had given
me in place of my morning coffee.
From that time became disciple OF
Postum and no words can do justice
in telling the good this cereal drink
did me. will not try to tell 1t, for
only after having used it can one be
convinced of its merits"
Ten days trial shows Postum's pow
er to rebuild what coffee has de-
stroyed. There's Reason"
Look in pkgs. for the famous little
book, THE Road to Wellville."
Ever read the ak0ve letterf A new
O0e appears fr0A tiaae t. time. They
are GesUines tf0es and fsll 81 human
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-09
DO YOU INTEND TO buy A PIANO.

II so. write at once to The Knight
Campbell Music Company. 1851 cali
fornia St. Denver. tell them about what
style Of piano you want. about what
price you want to pay and what terms,
and receive special proposition by re-
turn mail. We buy our new pianos
from the factories direct for cash. and
In carload lots. and guarantee to save
you money If a slightly used piano at
big saving would interest you. we nave
Just received in trade q number of fine
makes, almost new. which we will close
out in a hurry at about half price and
on special terms. Write at once for
particulars.
Buy your piano of a reliable house
We have been doing business in Colo
RADIO constantly since 1874 and refer
you to any banking institution in the
state as to our responsibility or to
anyone who has had dealings with US.