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The log cabin Democrat., 1913-03-24
DECISION MADE
 WITHOUT DISSENT ELECTION TO BE CALLED MANY PARDONS ISSUED BY w. K. OLDHAM ARE INVALIDAT-
 ED BY DECISION.
Specia. to the Log Cabin Democrat

opecia4 10 the Log Cabin Democrat
 Little Rock, March 24, 2 D. m.- The supreme court of Arkansas this morning handed down a decision in l the governorship controversy in favor Iof J. M. Futrell over w. K. Oldham, the present occupant of the governors chair. In delivering it's opinion the court, through Chief Justice McCul- | loch, without dissent. declared the of flee of governor on becoming vacant passed to the president of the senate and not to the person occupying the position at that time. It declared that Senator Oldham was senator and not governor, holding the office of gover- nor only as long as he remained presi- dent of the senate. The court, stated the constitution framers showed their intention when they caused the presi- dent pro tenn of the senate or lieuten- |ant-governor be elected at the close of each session of the legislature, thus insuring succession by electing a sen- ator whose term would extend beyond that to which the governor had been elected. In dealing with the conten- tion of the defense, that the time of succession would be broken should Futrell be favored, the court said such condition was too remote for consid- eration, the constitution placing the president pro tenn of the senate and the speaker of the house in the line of succession, and should there be va cancy beyond this, common sense ad- justment could easily be made when the emergency arose.
 After the opinion was delivered, w. K. Oldham called upon Governor Flu trell and turned the office over to him, after first offering congratulations and tsatin gthe opinion was perfectly satisfactory Acting Governor Flu trell replied, that the opinion suited him also.
 Acting Governor Futrell appointed Andrew V. Smith, member of the last house from Bradley county and man who nominated Joe T. Robinson in joint session of the legislature for United States senator, his private secretary. Former President of the Senate Oldham remained closeted with the new acting governor for an hour, signing bills which have been approved by the general assembly, as president of the senate nunc pro tune. The new governor will begin signing bills today. Acting Governor Futrell will today issue call for a special election to fill the office of governor, setting the date between July 20 and August 20.
 Graddy Miller, private secretary to former Acting Governor Oldham, will leave tonight for Washington to be- come private secretary to Senator Joe | T. Robinson.
 All pardons issued and all commis- sions signed by Acting Governor Old ham after President Pro Tem Futrell took the oath of office are invalidated under the opinion, and bench war; ants will probably be asked for the arrest of all those pradoned by Old ham. No commissions were issued to other than notaries public, but these have taken many important acknowl- edgements and large interests are ef- fected
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-03-24
TORNADO SWEEPS
 OVER 4 STATES DISASTER IN ITS WAKE FRAGMENTARY REPORTS INDI- CATE LOSS OF LIFE AND
 PROPERTY IMMENSE.
Special to the Log Cabin Democrat

LlttIe ROCK, March 24, :45 p. m.- A disastrous cyclone swept over Ne braska, Iowa, Illinois and Indiana to- day, causing widespread destruction of life and property and rendering the telegraph service almost worth less.
 Terre Haute, Ind, was visited by a cyclone last night and scores of people were injured. Today's cyclone added 400 to the death total in the Indiana city. Omaha, Neb., was also swept by the tornado and many are reported to have been killed, with property loss immense.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-03-24
ELKS TO PERFORM.

Little Rock, March 24.-The Little Rock lodge of Elks is now holding two rehearsals daily for the annual minstrel which will be given Thurs day and Friday nights. The lodge usually nets about $1,O0O for it's char ity fund from this source each year, as the minstrel performances are
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-03-24
STATE BOARD TO MEET.

Little Rock, March 24.-All newly appointed state boards will hold a meeting in Little Rock next week, the Board of Charities, as we'll as Uni versity of Arkansas Trustees and State Board of Health.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-03-24
Admission, 5 and 10 cents.

Miss Ila McCarley, who has been the guest of Miss Mary Wilson on Caldwell street. returned to her home at Hot Springs yesterday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-03-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Ben Stewart, 35, and Lalle Me Clearer, 25, Conway.
 Robert Irby, 22, and Callie Law renee, IS, Mayfower.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-03-24

Misses Sybil Bigger and La Verne Brolton of Atkins visited Mrs. Will 1iams at Hendrix College yesterday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-03-24
NOTICE.

The s. I. A. will meet tomorrow afternoon at 8 p. m. at the High School building.
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ara3i6Ier RurDe nod aufndrts ges
boaen. lin bic Rrone 3isbt ii9 Elm
aran3 getrduIslter StrauBenfeOers
aigretten, BON benen ouf Der Iintsn
Gsits, mad binten gu, me6rere bon
ungIsiter Qdnge aufreht emPorItes
6en.
auBerorbentlid Iuftig unb 5art If
6as nG6ite aIeio (Jig. 3 aus robins
for6iger G6armeuIe unb in Ietner
GinFad6eit modt es einen Ie6r ius
aenoli6en Gtnorud. Die eigenartiae
turstailige 8IuIe 1T unten bur6 Ell
men puff obgeIdIofen, Der nit elmer
f6malen GpiBenrui6e eingefaBt 1T.
0nsIslbe arrangement finoen mir an
ben tur3en @srmeln unb an benz
&1d unterbdI6 oes &nies, iuo fif
an benz Buff mod brei bon Spiben
umTiumte 8olants aus benz Seibens
Itoff anfdlieBen. 4letne SaIetfden
nit SamtbanD ble1er dls Ber3tes
rung fir ben idIidten @piBsntrns
gen unO bic aaffung bes Rodes am
&nie. r..
Der SauptItoff bes i'm tebtsn Bill
be (Stg. 81 porgefiibrten SerbftIeis
bes 1T elm i4por3 un6 petB geItreifs
ter 8oaitoff, nit pelAem %einfnrbige
groue 3oftieibe tombiniert ipurbs.
Sin Roatrngen aus 9offet eritredt
Iid nit ben @ptben Bis our Mitte
elmer SpibenpeFe, uno gu beiben
Geitsn berIeI6en 1T bic 8olerosgtuIe
nit Soffet eingefoBt. aus Iebterem
Stoff Fnb aud bic QufT9ldge Der
balblangen Qermel geferttgt. 2(uf
benz oberen 3eiI bes Rodes Iaufen
Die Gtreifen oe8 Stoffes ientre6t,
auf benz unteren Sell, ber BON benz
oberen bur6 cine Roffung getrennt
it, bori5ontol.
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tU d11tmtium gulptrbbaritit Be-
.fltdult
Eit .iprl1dduiiitnt tcutawayl
,yodt unb bic 6ratiadt nu0tn on
btr upu bitItn 11mta botat3o1tn
wtrotn. Ft UirItn bo~rteilbaitr uuo
uivtutn Fh Gus oieiem gtunoc
b%autrnbtr @tIitbtbfit. 9tuh lie fu6
0em bobcttn 0drmebtoiirinis tnts
Tprtttub uah o6tn uno mad unttn
bin aspohisn.
glou unb ptib farriutr Belle
NIT buutelblouem Chiffon III Bic Del
uuierem erittu Wobsu (}ig. u bers
nanois aombinatiou. Die qsrmst
uno bic Ssitenttilt Der BLUE fino
Gus Chiffon g,itrtigt uno bic sr=
itsrcn peiIen idm0ls QufidIdse aus
SpiBe auf, unO Spite bienis nud]
ols Bacterial fir Bic meits uuo ben
ueberIsgtragen. 9tbttrer 1T NIT Dem
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e@atteIreime.

8as trauert 10 Der @itent0nig?
Sein 21penIisbaen tiiBt'n ipentg.
8as iau63t Ser feline GriBe: 5ei9I
9sut na4mittag lift DtBsfrst.
8enn nit 6en Sdunen raIen NAma
pben,
@as gibbs Sa 9dnfi8' Roi'HriimPf'H'
9as gtobt smpor Der @obn osa
Mi6el2
Grab tritt berbor bic Monbesit4eI
log if'8, pas aIte 2umpeH bafen7
8enn's PI0BIi4 betBt: ben Sur1Per
luHen!
X stIE
9o,u i'd Iol8e 8erfe binbe9
9aS @eI6 id in Der gDrie finoe.
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= unIdngt IN u In Miins
den elm internntionaler 6odItapler
Der6dftet Der felt benz 6erbIt borigeu
Sa6res in 0euti9lano, Seiterrei9
llnqarn, 0dnemort unb RumGnien
cine grobe an5ubt bon 5irmsn Der
M0belbran6e Inn groBe 8eitrdge ges
prelt Bat. Der S6pin6ler trdt sus
meiit als tiirtiider minifter auf, piels
fa6 au9 dl8 aMultimiqiondr aus
Smbrno", 8ereit8 i'm Sabre 1911
mar Der 6o9itdpler in Miin6en pers
bdftet pproen, neil er in Qugs6urg
dlif ben Namen 6es bamaligen thrift
I4en 5inan3miniiters 59ninteleien
beribt bate. St ber6iibte 0dfiir elm
sSdbt 3u9t6aus. 9Rit SiIfe Der Som
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nunmebr Der RriminaIppli3et gellns
gen, bic Soentttdt bes SoditopIers
feF3ufeLen. st lit Der i'm Sabre
1866 in Damascus gsborene Qgent
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trait uno aus benz @efdngnis In
aairo gefIi1tet 1T. SEPT 1T Der
So6Ttdpler Der poIi3et in DiTelborf
~iibergeben iporoen, ipo er @nbs boris
gen Sabres feline srfolgrei9e S9pins
O~slreile begonnsn bate
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Gines Cages srffloB ii6 Dor Gem
Du6inIieden6en cine CANA neue @eIt:
.Gs mar nm oie 4benoitunoe zines
beiBen Sages, olS ales elm tpentg
filler, Elm penig bertrdumter tpurbt,
.als Die @eranien i'm lebten Sounsns
Ttrabl tiefer leudteten llno In einem
9adfenitsr Elm blenoenOss
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BrenmSfGaft.

mer Teinen Sreuno beidtmpfen fiebi
llnS bann Ben 69tmpf erit tiihI er'
.. mdgt,
Hi6t tief i'm i%nneriten @emiit
gleid eintm fetbIterIebten trdst -
Der mag ppr'm niidternen @erftant
Gin6etmIen Oes @ere9ten Rubm,
God sSreunOl9aFt bat ct ME gea
tdnnt,
g1ie brong er in ibr SeiIigtum,
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faE WtmfllH bts W5tl battle t.rt
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flti Ut6Hlt iIdn3 -u tIalU tHfm
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mf tintfint NyTiHtu t QlaHlt bran.
fu h,m Amnftn ltm lr1r tl
.tlteith, .dis iuhlls. 1t btn u9tu
e5uh ff6 mbtHstn 6utntt. unb
I'd ui him itm lui shfr utfir5Hlih,
.ntiiuittm ju mHftu.
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.stf bit 1~tohlof1ttit Sex Giuldmt.It
.G1rtii icnuit u feline Sshufuhl
.uiai mfhr bgbin1tn unb itrit6 mtl
Q~uibitiunq dltr Strait Elm padr
Nurit nitou.
.Gie @IidIiht7 fbyitb e., -Iic
.sit bas qtbtn iibtrpun0tn uu0 in
.3brtr auul Rube atfmom bakn,
.utt9onufn Git siuem eonB Ginidmtn
tin ltbtts Slid uu0 laIm Gle ion
.lduihen. mem bic Wuft Sbre Sstls
.Hter 0ie 0tIt emporhtbt. malttr
5or0du."
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Dem 9rief 3u Der SdulIebr:riu
.6riibtu" ibreu Rnmtn pubte er
nidt - unO tr b0rte Die 5iir ae6tu,
borte oie Stube Der 5rdu iber cen
6of poltern mo oann oriibsn irs
gtn0no Elm aIingeIn. Dlit tlopfsn.
Dem 6er5sn lag er bd. gs i6ien cine
n6IoIe 3ett 5u bergs6en, bis Die
Shu6e tpisOer ouf ZEN Stsinen fldps
psrteH - feline Wirtin bate tpobI
sine 8sfannts g%etroffen, nenn Elm nns
0srer Sdritt ertldng neben Dem ;bs
rem. 8as Spiel mar nun gana bsrs
tummt, uaO cine Qugit fraGIte fi9 in
fem Ser3.
Damn ginq Sic Rorrioortiir oraus
ben, un6 bic Dirtin tlopfts CIR:
p9as Grduleir IdBt frugen, ob ss
sic beiuden 0arf!"
Did beIudsn2" rieT er. Die 5tes
bsrglut ftiss ibm in Die Dunem,
un6 sr fibtts fein Ser5 f6logen.
sd lufe ie4r bitten" fdgte er nit
bebenoen 2ippsn.
pa frat e AUDI fdon iiber Sic
s6psGIs: groB unb fdldnt uno nit
einsm ftiasn, giitigen Geii4t: i'm
Qugenblid bate er fie ertanHtl
a8alter," iagte fie fanft, 10 bif
9u bod nod gu mir 3uriidgetous
Gr tonnte nidt dnttporten,
o6er er Iegte ben &opf duf lire
6dn0e uno peinte unO fiibIte, oaB
nun 6ie @tiiBe eefun0en bate, an
Der err i6 gu sinem neaer 2ehen
dufranten tonnte.
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bod ni6t 70 tpetterfeF III, UNI ben
berbItIidm @inbeu in 10 Ieihter Be
tIeiouns gu FROZEN, muBte aiIo nuf
bic ON 6als gefdlofens SADIE 3us
riidgegriffsn peroeu, Die felt SobJen
san3 oubsr aurs gsiest mar.
SieIe nsisn 6ormen lebnen fih bas
ber i'm G6nitt an bic betannten RuIs
ienbInfsn an, 5eieen ieboh in Der
Mle9rsabl reits, nnssTdnittsne ais
monos ODER RaglandrmeI, bic Den
buftigen gbifFons obsr Der faItisen
GeibenfalIe Der tief ongei6nittsnen
gIufsndrmsl gsniigeuo Baum gttpdbs
TEN.
@lerbings finoen Ii8 aud on ben
.llontas" eingefeBts QermeI, jsbo9
borIdufig nod in Der Minoer3obl,
Dem Gbarntter Der RuFenbluIe snts
fpre9enb ssigen bieIs Soden fe6r
bdufig cine giirtung, bic 3par oft
uur bura Den S6nitt ongebeutet
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aus @oile gefsrtigten @orbertsil Der
9hIie Ourd i6maIe Streifen blouen
Samt berbunbsn, bic bura an0pfe
aebalten tperoen. Den Riiden bers
inter fGut elm IoIes qonsl aus
goile, bic Soften uno 6ront bes
Rode8 Iinb brnptsrt bas Riidenpo<
mel, bic Seitenornperie unb Der 9ots
leteil Der gIule Iino nit idrdg 9es
I6nittensn SetoenItreifen singsfabt.
Sir Elm Uldb6en BON 3p1If Sab
rem lit bas i'm ndditen Bible Gig. p
bargeTte[Ite Rleio aus fdottiI4em in
8er6inoung nit sinfarbigem Stoff
beTtimmt. Sppobl 3aile pis Rod
Tinb in Se~itenIaIten gelegt, Grftere
bat cine Meite aus Dem Iaotti16en
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0tbfo m ottf6. Sri

9tpto M It'll d. Grier
muIiftrititer: .Ste babeu ol1o Dem
Srduletn S9reier geraten, baB lie
als @dngerin auf @aFroaen geben
Ipu?"
8peitsr Mufittrititsr: nSapobl!"
GrIter MuItttritifer: p9as begrets
ie ib ni9tl sic mubteu bod pti'
len, ooB Ie feline @timme bat
sic itnb ia ibr 3immerno6bar uno
bDren ie ieOen Sog iingen."
3meittr MuIitfrttiter: PUN ia,
besfpegen babe i4 iRr ia ben &at
aeaebeng
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HHifis ttH8 HalniHt Npgagaltt
ltb8it e. Mnt btm Ntil him.
aHi dr. mii MabH ngflftnta
iotlll leifH uBb dli hlf Wftauhi
fsitm lsNtH. um M3 fflfdt Cuff
ant 6tn arueu btIH s8 Rtnifhm.
Stm Hitolidt liiint sWoiidats
sn5 6ta rrtf56alHm ltlnW ehflll'
ht.ittd Ubau. - fdub oui tntm
bHatt. mtlhu Zen WiHoulhtom
ahWit1Blt, mil %tti6Btttfm WHauils
5m iib tr sen Girom uuitr Idntm
3tuiitt BrrttidltIlH dhtr NIT
gltbmat aecdtit 1t btr 8tii ale tr
NIT an6trtn 5unltu BON wellington
III btmftIbtn an iaipimmtu pTlt0te.
OF tr3dbIit Ct, Nab e. ailsin itintn
ihrtdlihtu f6rpeli6sn 9uitanb 0tr'
Fdulott babe.
Gobn tines Groti6mit6es In MsIs
ItrstoH, ipur Qodbari Biz al Isintm
iets3tbuten Sabre in qnn3 normaltm
3utanoe. YIN ttHtm talttn uuh BON
Spriibre1su erftllien Septemberiage
Ot5 Sabres 1886 qing eine qartie
Sun1sn uuF Die auntnhen Saao
mo pollte aud Sbpmas BEL Th bas
ben. Dieter mar ni6t eans ipobI,
unO itine Gltsru ssbotsn ibm, gu
6duIs gu bleiben, ober Ser
Sportsgsiit matte ibn nngebprTam.
Qnf bie1er Sdgb ertdItete er iih
itpsr, oanr tam Gbeumdtismus,
Der niendls ipieOer mid, unb es sntz
pidelte fih Die tH6dsrige ~9lusartuHg
feines gon3en 40rpers!
8enige Sabre nd6oem bieTer 3us
Itdnb ibn befdIIen bate, fturbsn ieis
ne GItern balm. Sein Sail errsgte
aroBes SntereFe, uno cine 6rau 2us
III 8iIliams in QtIunt1, Georgia,
oufmertfam gemddt rur9 cine srs
qreifen0e SdilberuHg I'M Dgbriitian
QObocots", erbot Iid, na6 8ellings
ton gu fommen unb ben 6ilfIoien az
pflegen, Iie lit ibm Oenn aud cine
gstreus pffegemuttsr gebIieben big gu
Ie!nem Sone.
9od 9od6drt fpDIlte feinen Srsuns
Den ri6t fitan3ieII CUR 9af fallen.
tpenn CT es permeioen fpnnte. Gr
brddte es fertig, eine Rei6e Bidder,
DEFENDERS Gr3dbIungen, gu idrei6en;
mar9e biefer fan6en einen guter
Q(bIdb, un0 er errand iih nit linen
cine notwithstanding llnabbdngi9teit.
10 %a6Rdngig er AUDI t0rPsrli4
mar!
I'm fi6 SpeiIc sufii6ren gu t6rs
men, fduibeIte er iih aus einem 5tod
dbnIite Stdb9en, tpie Die ghinsIen
ite gum GFen 81 benuBen pflegen;
ba er aber ben Ilunb niht melt ges
mig 0ffnen fonnte, Inn 8ifen ein3uz
laFen, 10 ltaB CT fi9 einfa9 Spef
oOer 0ret feiner Sabine beruusnebmen.
ST intereFierte fid fehr fir qolis
til, unb 81 ieinen at0Bten Simmer
ntFen ge60rt es, baB er ni6t an ben
S.tmmfaiter fommen fonnte. Nur
einmal bor me6reren Sabren brd9tet
bic 8ablridter feines 9re8inttes,
auf 6d8 &iiifo, elmer te9nii4en 8ers
Iebuug 6es 9eieBes beT6ulbtgt gu
tper0en, ben StimmtaIten 3u Tim,
unO Qod6art ftimmtt 0as bolle benos
trottIde ,3idet."
Ntemats lit Qof6drt in G9Tsrs
NUT berfalten! ST nd6m fetn S9ids
faI NIT einem Sumor bin, ipte man
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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-10-17
HOW TO CURE
BLOOD POISON
Read the Experience of Mr..
VIM. H. DeBoe, Fredona,
Kentucky.

Unsolicited by you but feeling that
owe 1t to humanity, want to make
statement to you OF my own condition
when began the use Of DR.. Kings Royal
Germetuer Once when running into my
porch the middle step broke as / attempted
to make the next one which threw my shin
against the end of the plank and fractur-
ed the bone; but being very busy attend
ed to my affairs on the farm, regardless OF
the pain, until the next day. when my leg
had become greatly infiamed and swollen,
and panied me intensely. sent for one of
our best doctors. who began poulticing 1t
and using anodynes on 1t, but to no pur-
pose and In a few days pronounced 1t
erysipelas. Ny leg at that time was twice
its natural size and growing worse every
day, and, after suffering intensely with It
for several weeks. the doctor decided that
l must lose my leg This was my sorry
condition when Mr.. c. N. Byrd returned
from trip South bringing a dozen bottles
of DR.. Kings Royal Germetuer with him.
He had been In bad health himself with
lung trouble and was getting back his
health by using Germetuer. He gave me
some Germetuer with instructions to take
from six to eight doses a day, and also
to battle my leg with it, which I did,
three times a. day. The result was aston
ishing. BY the end of the second day aft
er began using Germetuer the infiamma-
ton began to leave, the swelling going
down. My leg panied me less than 1t had
for months. began to get the first good
natural sleep I had had for weeks. In
less than two weeks I was blowing every
day with all the sores healed. My leg Is
as good as 1t ever was, and my general
health better than 1t has been for years
and DR.. Kings Royal Germetuer did it all.
Almost all druggists sell it, or 1t will be
supplied upon receipt of 81 by Ellis Lilly
beck Drug Co., Proprietors, Memphis.
Tennessee. adv,
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-10-17
A FOOD DRINK
Which Brings Daily Enjoyment.
A lady doctor writes:

A lady doctor writes:
Though busy hourly with my own
affairs, will not deny myself the pleas
ure of taking few minutes to tell OF
my enjoyment daily obtained from my
morning cup of Postum. 1t is food
beverage, not an irritant like coffee.
Il began to use Postum 5 years ago.
not because | wanted to, but because
coffee, which l dearly loved, made my
nights long, weary periods to be dread
ed and uniting me for business during
the day.
"On advice OF a friend, | first tried
Postum, making it carefully as sug-
gested on the package. AS | had al
ways used cream and no sugar
mixed my Postum So. 1t looked good,
was clear and fragrant, and 1t was a
pleasure to see the cream color 1t as
my Kentucky friend wanted her cot
fee to look-'like a new saddle
"Then tasted 1t critically, for had
tried many substitutes for coffee.
was pleased, yes, satisfied with my
Postum In taste and effect, and am yet,
being a constant user of 1t all these
years. continually assure my friends
and acquaintances that they will like 1t
in place of coffee, and receive benefit
from its use. / have gained weight,
can sleep and am not nervous"
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Creek, Mich. Write for the little book.
THE Road to MELVILLE"
Postum comes in two forms:
Regular Postum-must be well
boiled.
Instant Postum Is soluble powder.
A teaspoonful dissolvss quickly In q
cup of hot water and, with cream and
sugar makes delicious beverage In
stantly. Grocers ell both kinds.
There's H. IN" for Postum.