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New-York tribune., 1908-06-12

THE ApRlATIC, r
Herbert l.. Aldrich.
\ rs. James Brown.
Mr and Mrs. Ntnchestei
Fitch.
Mrs. J. Emily :. Hadd-n.
Mr. snd Mrs. ". 81. Dins
more.
Mr. and Mrs. Coude Mast.
THE PESSSYI.VA%
Mrs. Edith 2 cary.
Mr and ATS. Charles Hood
Mss Elizabeth q To-tsr.
THE JMBRIa
II " Champion
Mrs Gertrude Seton CoSper
Edward Fuller.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12

ROM SOUTHAMPTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G
Palmer.
hr. and Mrs. Charles Scrfb-
ner.
NJ. and Mrs. G. G. Riggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. r. swift
MI and Mrs Samuel n
Wood
4. FROM HAMBURG.
Miss Mildred Sutherland
Miss Julia MORROW.
ROM LIVERPOOL.
Arthur 7 Renntck
John r soutnV ORTIZ
. Mr. and Mrs. z. -. Harr.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12
WEDDINGS.
rRv Telegraph 70 The Trlbune.l

nv telegraph to The Tri5ure-I
I.enox Mass June u-There was much fnIsle's
IN the wedding to-day CT Miss Elizabeth Coonas'
OF Boston, daughter OF Mrs Albert L Coonas"
and MaunseI SChiefelfn Crosby. a son OF 4a
Ernest n. Crosby. Of New York. which tooS 'os.
in Trinity Episcopal Church at II O'CLOCK
bride was given away by Frederic Porter - -
Of Boston Miss Bertha Coolidge was maid OF a0n'
and John Hall wheelock. Of Norrtstc~n. -; =. -
acted as best a wedding breakfast ro"0'
at Curtis's Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs Crosby departed this sf'e'lop- U
for New York. whence they Will 60 to Sras c,
the country place Of the Crosby family, a1 - -.
beck y Y until the 10Th inst, when Mt CIO -
will go 70 Harvard College for class day- O o.
following day Mr. and Mrs. Crosby VII sel -,r ~
an extended trip in Europe after wnicn ,n7S
live at Rhinsbeck. In Lsuox To- we "7u.Ae
Mrs H NJ SchieTelin. grandmother o. me ,ne ,o..
groom; Mrs. Ernest H Crosby. MS nio'n0'' ,.,,.
Grace A. Crosby an aunt. and his sister -.
I1ss,o- Crosb1, 81 New York The brides ro'n'
was unable to attend the wedding
illness.
Wilmington Del. June I.-Niss Elnei o,,,-
Lea. daughter ot Governor Preston ~ Le7 - -
ware and Grant Campbell 81 New YORK S
the late General John Campbell. U. 5. A. "
married. TODAY ct The Orchards. Governor - -
country home near Delaware City The eere
was performed by the Rev Hubert w w. r,s
tor OF ST Andrews Church. WiIn'ins'oN- "a
bride given IN marriage uJ HoA
attended hv her two sisters. Mrs. William y es :,
ance fr. OF this city and Mrs Shef1eId IH0'' o.,
EnpIsvroo5 n j. as matrOns OF honor- -.
bridesmaids were Miss Margaret Hannsro' o
city and Miss Constance GriSgs. OF Patterson -.
Duncan Campbell. Of New York. brother Oh -
bridegroom. his best man
New Haven June 1.-THE wedding OF MISS W. ma,
saret Fitch and Frederick Foster Brewster 80
MACE this afternoon in Trinity Church Ihe
Inonv was performed by Bishop Chauhcs1 Chausl-,a.
brewster assisted by the rector. the Hev- -
n sroviIe The bridesmaids were MISS AM ,o'x
ush and Miss Anna Fitch. or this cry "' IS
Anna Dows OF New York CITY. The best HIST -
Thomas w Farnum OF New haven, any"
ush@rs were George ). Brewster. roOs ,r.r
brewster and Robert W. carrie. OF New iU.~ - a
and DE- Leonard c. Sanford Professor hs' -, ,,S
Emery. Louis F. stoddard, Roger +. AS'
Henry r ParmeIee. OF New Haven ,.ssr
The bride was given in marriage oy HoI :. ,,s
robr R Fitch Of this city. recep''h - .
home of the bride in TIillhouse avenue l' -. .ss
the ceremony Among the New YORK Sues' .,sr
wedding were Mrs BENJAMIN RreNs'e'' II I,-
~ the bridegroom and Mrs Chver "'U- s,r.
rtras his sister Mr. Brewster IA rear CONN. ~ -
~ the New York Yacht CLUB and Is oi a, ,-,,,l
,b. View Haven road and the Standsru ,...r
nanv He is a son Of the late BENJAMIN :.
treasurer Of the standard OIL Company
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Miss Caroline Drayton, daughter OF j. coleman
Dravton. will attend Miss Caroline Murray VII
p,erdng as maid Of honor on the occasion OF 'he
1atter's marriage to John 3. Trevor on IhursdaS'
June g. The wedding will take place al the hoille
of the brides parents, Mr.. and MIS- LuciuS n
WiImerding IN East nth street
Mr. and Mrs Henry Ladd Corbett, who were
married in St Bartholomews Church last week.
sailed for Europe yesterday MIS- Coroett was
Miss Gretchen Hoyt daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Reese Hoyt.
Mr. and Mrs Ernesto G. Fabbrt will leave town
next week for Bar Harbor, where they Will speld
the summer Mrs Elliott F. Shepard, who has
lust returned from Europe. will also spend the
summer at Bar Harbor
Mrs Alfred Wagstar ST. and her son and
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12

in compsrison with that OF giving up one eiie
on the steering wheel of racing au'oiiio
week ago chauffeur killed his VIE an" my
several friends by driving his hieh Po
accidentally into tree Stralsh'"aS - 20
happy man abjured forever all speo ~ =,
-. On boreenower vehicle Yesterdays auto
,.,ah,,o rou,s however. contained an item Saying
that the penitent has arranged to give sei 'es
% exbib;tion races throughout the country III
60 and 90 horsepower cars. Evidently aps'he"''
was more painful than death itself
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12

The Assembly threw away an excellent oppor-
tunitv 10 prove its sympathy with progressive
% 'itical legislation when 1t snothered the Nc
Carren bill That measure should have passed.
and VS. trust. viii pass at the next session
without opposition from any Republican
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12

"John and T. do not seem to nave in'' ...aa
euence over their Senator. CasS' .ro,,,
against the racing bills after he knew UNA. 80
and T. had advised him to favor t'e"' ,,,r,
he did when he thought they were auN '''''7
not to do it.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12

Inquirer-No, we do not think there is any
danger that the breed OF horses will deteriorate
as result of yesterdays action at Albany.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

Among the passengers who arrived here yester-
day from abroad were:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12

Another Cleveland has been blown up
with dynamite. The excitements of getting the
three-cent fare were not greater than those of
riding at that price.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12

r,,o 1o,.a,tv of the faithful gas meter ~ -
r,oetar continues to be displayed In tne
"touchins' manner During the moii'n ~ ees
the Public Service Commission ox
n,eters alleged to be running at large anu
onoined them as to their I-corais Ohiy o. -.
+o ba righteous Of the rest l"9 were -,
~, o.s con,nanv out of 2S6 cents on every ~
,o, 1,.bi,e the other 3S2 were playing the sai'-0
,,.,, +rick on .--useholders Thus we Sec
honor Is twice as prevalent as dlshoiior '9
we'll among gas meters.
Among heroes in civil life let us not io' 81
fine recount jury. And the Hearst Id"
narent1v are determined to make 'heh'
eyer,- hit of heroism they have IN thelii'
The diamond jubilee of the emperor
A,,stria-Juneary proceeds with imposing anu
brilliant functions Beginning WIN All e''
bIsge of all the German princes, ana cohtiiiue
with a massed greeting from So,oco schooi CHI
dren if will to-day be marked with procession
Of more than twenty thousand persons. start
ing from the Prater and passing around the
Ringstrasse a distance of nearly five miles,
along which more than one hundred and twenty
thousand persons will be seated grand
stands besides perhaps half million specta-
tors standing. Seeing that the actual anniver-
sary does not occur until December ?, it seems
doubtful If continuous series of celebrations
can be maintained until then, IL the physical
endurance of the venerable monarch prove
sufficient for it.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Iselin sailed for Euro,.
terday to remain abroad the greater part !, ~
summer. ~ us
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12

Mrs Henry Spies Kip who has been s5ro,s o..
the last six weeks, Will sail for home at the -,
the month. On her arrival here she viii ~ >.
Newport for the season
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31
INTEREST UNDATED
In the Big Closing Out Sale of the Smith Piano Co Stock
There Is Some Satisfaction in Buying Your Piano of
Store That Advertise What They Have
80 and have What They Advertise.
$aas Pianos Going Se6 Others $ $as and 6s That Sen
for $aso to $soo-Fifty Other Big Bargains
the Entire Stock Be Sold.
EVERY BARGAIN JUST AS ADVERTISED

II you haven't music In the home,
you are not getting or OF life all there
is In It, Music gives more real enjoy
ment to the world than any one thing.
No ones education is now considered
complete without Music. In buying
the Piano-which Is the home musical
nstrument--dont guess. The Piano
is TO last for years-should at least.
Perhaps you have about settled the
matter OF possessing new piano and
are thinking over the important part
selecting. III SO, IL lie TO your inter
est TO have a good piano--one that
has been tried and found to be good
and true Here at this closing out
sale we have pianos that have been
used In American homes for nearly %
years-pianos that arc known far ana
wide for their lasting satisfaction
and they are being closed out-as this
firm will positively discontinue bust
ness--at about cost.
There are few, If any, readers o.
this paper. but know that a merchant
who Is actually selling his stock to
retire from business will sacrifice
profits-sell at Cost TO turn his stock
into money. This we are doing here
except we will accommodate rella
BILE people by giving them easy terms
OF payment, by merely charging a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31
Thomas Orchestra
Delights Big Crowd

The Theodore Thomas orchestra, of
Chicago, Frederick A. Stock, conduc
tor. entertained a crowded house in
Light Guard armory Monday night un-
der the auspices OF the Detroit Or
chestral association. The. pieces writ
ten by the masters Ct the old school
of composition were rendered In mas
terry manner. The syinphony stirred
the mental conflict III the music low.
er's soul, and appealed sympathetical-
" to the emotions when the sweet
tones blended into soothing har.
The program begun with Beethoven's
overture, "Coriolanus, inspired by n
Shakespearean play IT, Heinrich JOS
-upir Won Collin, n German author. fheA
came Schumann's symphony No. 4 Il.
-. minor. richly scored and possess.
Ing much organic unity Tschaikow.
skY's francesca da Rimlni- finding lis
moods In quotations from Dante's I'm
ferno," consisted in three movements.
The first depicted The horror OF
Dantes emotion as he enters the sec
ond circle OF he'll and sees the mag
mary figures tossed about by the fur
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31
Around the State
in a Hurry

Marquette-Edward Durham, aged
20, employed as an errand boy In
local drug store. with his sister, has
fallen heir 10 $4,000 left by their
grandfather, Edgar c. Durham, who
died In Ludington. About $4,000 Is IN
cash and the rest In land.
Jackson-Fire broke out in the bin
der Irvine factory OF the state prison.
Ii was evidently caused by defective
electric wires. The automatic sprink-
ling system OF the factory worked sue
cessfully and the loss will be nominal.
A little twine was burned.
jackson A new bunco game
came 10 the notice of the police,
when Ray Poucher, of Eaton Rapids,
came 10 the station with a story thar
he had paid 81 to two men who claim
ed to be professional burglars, for the
purpose OF witnessing Job commit
ted. They failed to commit the ROD
berry or give him back his money
port Huron--The husband of Mrs.
Angeline North, who heard last week
that she was heir TO $4,000, Is serving
a sentence IN the Detroit house OF
correction. Mrs. North has brought
suit for divorce.
Pontiac. Grant Cole, &c years 2
resident of Waterford township, Is
dead at the age of So. He had lied
continuously on the farm where be
died for rs years.
ST. Ianacc--Democratic city conven'
ton nominated Peter j. Murray, may
or. TO succeed himself. He has lair
prospects of election Alfred j. Gen.
nell. clerk, for many years, was also
renomlnatcd.
Monroe-DemocraiJ renominatod
Boyez Dansard for mayor Leo j.
Humes was named for clerk, William
Beck for treasurer and Victor Berche-
fettep for Justice.
Saalnaw-With reference to tho EN-
6orsement OF Bryan by the state coal
mittee, Chairman Winship said: I
have communicated with no member
of the committee, nor has any mem
Der OF the committee communicated
with me, as to the desirability, feast
bility or probability Of Bryan's eE-
dorsement by the committee"
CrosweIl--Waiting at the depot 10
take the train for ni5 home at Deck
ersville, Rev w. +. Davis, retired
Methodist minister, dropped dead
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31
FILE JOINT WILL,
BUT IT CANNOT
Be PROBATED
NO DISPOSITION or THIS ESTATE
CAN BE MADE UNTIL HUSBAND
DIES. WHEN CHILDREN WILL
ENJOY REQUEST.

CARO-. Mich, March 81 --One OF the
rarest or wills has been filed in the
Office OF Judge Smith. IL is known as
the joint win, but one OF the kind
being on record in the state of Michl-
gan and not more than dozen on rec
ord in the entire country.
This will was made In 1904 by Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Underwood OF Wells
township. The will Jointly bequeaths
the lands of the two TO their daugh.
tiers, Mrs. Bertha Clifford and Mrs.
Mabel knight, the latter to use and
occupy during her natural life. an
equal share with her sister. At her
death. IL she be without issue, 1t Is to
PASS to her sister.
When the will came TO the attention
of Judge Smith at tht' death of Mrs.
Underwood, II proved TO be the first Of
the kind he had ever seen. He founi
no law on the statute books OF Michi.
gan To cover such a case, although
there Is said 10 be a supreme court
decision on the joint will In which a
few cases are cited az having been
contested. In this case. also, 1t is said
there are probabilities OF a contest
from the fact that the use and occu.
pancy only are to be allowed Mrs.
knight according TO the provisions Of
the will
Attorney b. L. Rangford. who wrote
the Underwood will, and who Is nom
mated lii as administrator OF the es-
tate. cites similar will which was
contested some time ago at Oakland
City. Mr. Ransford WAS called IN "a
professional capacity in the case.
To probate the will Is impossible
until the death OF tho other party. IL
Is said, and all that can be done al
this time is TO prove the validity OF
the will so far az Mrs. Underwood was
concerned. No division OF the estate
can be made until the death OF Mr..
Underwood.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31
SHOVELING COAL
AS INSANITY CURE

JACKSON, Mich, March 3l-Shov-
cling coat Is said TO have effected a
cure OF insanity in the case OF w. r.
Warren, who was transferred from
Jackson prison 10 Ionia some time
ago, when ii was feared he would
entirety lose his mind. 1t Is learned
that Warren is now the picture Of
heal:l, and contentment. and the pris-
on authorities state he sleeps as
peacefully as babe and eats like a
school boy out on a farm. No med
icine has been used 10 bring about
this wonderful change. Warren Is a
large man. and he was put to shovel
ing coal in the boiler room or the
prison. This has been the making OF
him
Warren was sentenced to Jackson
from Battle Creek for from six
months TO FIVE years. for stealing from
his employers. -,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31

ious tempests. The resources of the
orchestra were taxed TO the utmost In
the next movement, which represent
ed a violent wind storm. During the
rendition OF this noted piece the or.
chestral music swept through the hall
in awe-inspiring chromatic waves ana
slowly receded to soothing silence.
The audience was electrified by tho
wonderful musical picture.
The program concluded with three
selections from Wagner, Der File.
gende Hollander," overture. realistic
description of furious storm at sea
"Das Rheingold," piotIring the myth
ofoRy that the rainbow IS the bridge
over which the gods pass back and
forth between heaven and earth, AMI
die Meistersinger."
Monday nights excellent symphony
ronccrt seems 10 ttE17ff rf1e Imaginary
thought that the symphony is not 2
fixture IN the classics OF the music
world
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31
The Cambridge crown.

Prince Alexander, in common with
all his brothers and sisters. has In.
herited what is known as the Cam
bridge frown" The late Duke OF
Cambridge had IL NEST distinctly; So
had his sister, the grand duchess or
Meckienburg-Strelltz and II IS very
noticeable In the princess of Wales
when her features are In repose.
though disappears aha moment sire
smiles or speaks. All her, children
also have II In a more or less marked
degree, says M. A. p" and II may
-ha-Seen- clearly ia-tAe -pAete-
graphs OF Princess Mary OF Wales,
though In real life 1t clears away. In
her case Just as in her mothers. the
moment she smiles or Is amused.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31
KEEP Well
This Spring
And avoid Iansuor and weakness by
using Or. A. w. chase's Nerve Pills.

Would you like 10 avoid the tired,
draggy feelings Of spring?
Would you like 20 Keep up your APP
Tetite and powers OF DIGESTION?
Would you like TO fortify the system
fgainst the disease germs which Turk
everywhere in the Sp.ing time?
You can fulfill these. desires by the
use OF DIR. A. w. Chap Nerve pills.
IL Is well not to w-rtil you are
TUT -uUwH anu HE. n IN Hfofe be-
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The blood Is sure ttbel feak and
vatery in the Spring, aft1 [he arti-
fetal indoor life and-1l4at IA A. W
Chase's Nerve pills dos ttSIncrease
the red corpuscles In Ne Dod and
thereby make II rich. ra, "A Irishing
and life-sustainlng. IN
Keep we'll aud happy thfM Spring
end avoid headaches ant Indigestion
by using DIR. A. w Chser Nerve
pills. SO effective Is THIS tatment
In forming new rich bloot bud In.
rigorating the nervous sysfn that
Won are bound to be benehtt by its
sfee. 80 cts. n box at atf-t-,f-- Ca
Dr. A. w Chase Medicine O., Agalo.
n. Y. The portrait and sIghat-r OF
A. w. Chase. M. d, the famous Re.
ceiDt Book author, are on every =,ox.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31

bank rate OF interest, and without
dollars advance over cash prices.
It's an opportunity you never had
before and perhaps never again, be-
cause the line OF Pianos handled by
the 8. b Smith Piano Co. have been
selected for .their Musical Value and
lasting satisfaction. and not on az
count of buying cheap instruments. Of
fering same at an attractive low price
said TO be reduced from a couple OF
hundred dollars over their true value.
This firm has the reputation and havs
earned it by dealing with its custom
ers on the policy OF giving a dollars
value for every dollar invested
At this Closing On. Sale you step
in on the ground floor and take your
choice at a saving Of from 1926 To
$3.50. Today s425. $3.50, $500 and
5000 Pianos will be closed out at s317.
$34S, 1858 and s41S. Today $3.50 Grands
go at 1896. Player Pianos about $500
less than regular prices; 1926 and $3.50
Pianos going at 1893 and 1927. Coma
this week--today II possible-and re.
member the place, &c and 35 Grand
Rive-ave.. Stevens Bldg. nearly oppo-
site Griswold House. Store open
evening.
s. B. SMITH PIANO co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31
CARTER HAaR|SQ'
DIZZY, HAS TO
STOP SPEECH
Ex-MAYoR OF CHICAGO OVER
CONE az VERTIGO WHILE ON
PLATFORM BOOMING cANDl.
pkcY OF sooz.

~effJeA66. March 3t-Whife speak
ing q, 4 mass meeting at the North
Side Turner hall last night, in an ef
fort 10 boom the candidacy OF John I.
Booz. Democi attic candidate for alder
man OF the Twentyfirst ward, ex-
Mayor Carter r. Harrison suffered an
attack OF vertigo and was obliged to
take his seat.
Mr. Harrison suddenly paused and
seemed at a loss for something TO say.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31

Corporal James Tanner, OF Wash.
ington. ID. c., has been appointed n
member OF the committee on erection
or Statue In honor of BENJAMIN r.
Stephenson. founder OF The Grand
Army of the Republic. Yin the cree.
ton of this memorial to Gen. stephen.
son every post In the national encarup.
ment Will have a part.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31

Il want TO inform YOU what Peruna
has done for me.
II have been afflicted with catarrh
for several years. l have tried diner-
emit medicines and none seemed TO do
me any good until I used Peruna.
have taken six bottles and can praise
II very highly for the good IL has done
me.
II also find IL OF great beneht TO mf
children"
A multitude OF people know by ex-
perience what Peruna Will do. Many
OF them declare themselves cured OF
chronic cartarrh by using Peruna.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31
MnS.J.C.RUSSELL.
Acute Indigestion.

Mr.. John G. Russell, $40 County
Street. Portsmouth, Va. writes
regarding his wife's case as fol-
lows:
II thought AZ would be doing
but justice TO your great medi-
cine TO tell you what IL has done
for my wife.
Two years ago the - doctor
called at our house. on an aver
age. three times a week, In at
endanche upon my wife. who
was suffering from acute indi-
gestion. Her suffering was so
great that nothing but morphine
would give her relief.
while on a visit 10 some
friends in Norfolk she had an at
tack and | prepared to go for the
doctor, when our friend proposed
Peruna.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31
VOTES ILLEGALLY IS
YEARS; HOLDS OFFICE

OwoSSO. March 31.-Henry How
ard, aged a, prominent resident OF
this county. discovered, that he had
been voting illegally for % years.
Howard came to this country and
county with his father when lie was
two years old. The senior Howard
took out his first papers. but never
went any further His son supposed
he was full-hehged citizen and has
used all the privileges Of one, having
been frequently elected TO township
Offices.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31

He stood an instant and then turned
TO the chairman, Charles Stilwell and
remarked that he would have to rest
a few minutes. lie did not leave
the platform and after short rest
he resumed bis speech. lie explained
that be had headache when he came
TO the hall and that the closeness
brought on the attack OF vertigo from
which he occasionally suffered
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31
Rare hawthorne Book

AT the Americana" sale OF the coli
lection OF arst editions belonging 20
Charles r. Pyser, OF Paterson, ~ J.,
1876 was paId for The Sister Years.
said 10 be the rarest book OF all Ma.
thautrt writings
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31

Few persons would guess that the
smallest things visible TO the eye are
tho stars. Yet. according 10 a high
authority, Buch rs TIE case. Great as
many OF the stars are I'm actual mag
nitudc. their distance IL so immense
that their angular diameter becomes
4Hseas.Alo- and they apnroaGh 10 the
condition OF geometrical points. The
minute disks that they appear TO have
are spurious. an effect OF radiation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31
seal Catch Small.

The last seasons seal catch is the
smallest that there IS any record OF.
II amounted TO fewer than 5000
about half that of the previous year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31

Three Chinese navy officers are now
afloat in British cruisers to improve
their professional training. and IL is
stated that the number will shortly
De fncrtHsed. Japanese, Chinese. Sla-
mese and other foreign officers have
from time to time been received on
British ships for the same purpose
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31

PILES. CURED ~ To 10 DAYS
PAkO OINTMENT Is Guaranteed to cure
any case Of Itching Blind. Bleeding or
FT1fFudInG- PfIeffn-H= TO fsEaays OF
money refunded Soc =
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31
A Household Remedy.

Peruna Is a household remedy OF
great merit. and is useful In a great
many climatic ailments. such as
coughs, colds, sore throat. bronchitis.
and catarrhal diseases generally.
Thousands of families have learned the
Use OF Peruna and its value in the
treatment OF these ailments.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-31

Mai. Alexander Mcdowell. CLERK OF
the house OF representatives. has is
sued the congressional dictionary in
tabloid form. The miniature diction.
nry lust ATS the average waistcoat
porkTt- and II contains All the realty
Necessary information In It's larger
and auIkier elder broiher.z=