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The Detroit times., 1908-02-19

Z IL II astonishing how grssA . change
. few years OF married Hle ofbsn make
IA the appearance and dispoGtion OF
many women. The fzesAnsss, the
charm, the briIlianoe vsaish kke the
bloom from . flower which b rudsiy
handlsd. The nstroA h only . dim
shadow, . fsint echo 81 the chasmlng
maiden Few young women appreciate
The shook Of the systen thsoagh the
change which comes With marriages and
motherhood. Many neglect 70 dsAi wt1h
Che unpleasant pelvic drains and weak
masses which too oftsn como with MAG
riage and mothaEhood, not understand
sing thas this secret drain is robbing ths
cheek of it, frsshnsas snd shs form at
IT. fairness.
Al surely ~ the gensrsi hesish sul1sss
when there h dssasgemsnt Of Ne hselth
OF the deiicate womanly org~us, 20 sussly
whom these organs are sstabtshsd In
health the face and form ~ onoe Witness
20 the fact In renewed comslinsss.
More than q million women ha~e found
health and Happiness In tho use u Dr..
Pierce's Ravorits Prescription. Itmakss
weak women STRONG and sick wornsn
weu. Ingredients ON label--contains
DO alcohol or harmful habit-Scrming
drugs. II is made wholly Of those
native, American, medicinal roots most
highly recommended by leading mad
fsa suttcsitics Of AL che sevsrai schools
ct pracAics Ior the cure of woman's
pecullaT ailmsnts.
Dor nursing nothsrs, or for thase
crohen~d0wn = health By 700 frequent
bearing OF children, also tor the s1psgt-
hut m0thers, 70 prepare ehs yseem fcf
the coming Of baby I'D nahs - -
vent sssy and slmose pslplesa. tAsrp III
10 nedisins guiss 90 GOOD = .rsvsse ]
Prssosiptioey saa 60 - h3rm -
~ $1,000. e - sEss~; -
49, ossss ssrns. a.. s0, sS.p sS
. 1922 ?. e.. a.'ssoss sy.ssT e : pay ply
imens al woms1s pscnaiAr ailments.
Bed GyuVeonus. ne wemsn who
has p01odioal hssdschss, backaote, ~
imaginary dask gpots or spccks hoaelBg
br dancing before her eyes, has gpawing
distress OF heavy fsn fssllng n stomach,
faint spells, dragging down feeling IN
lower Abdominal o. pelvic region, easily
Stsztled o. exoltod, irregular o. psinlul
periods, Win o. wl1hepS pelvic ca4arrh,
u suflprfng from weaknesses and de-
kanEsments that should have early 81
tsntlon- Not all of above symptoms ere
piksly 70 be present In any case - ous
kime.
Neglected or badly treated end spdh
Icsees often run into Snalsdiss which d.
mand the surpsou's knifs y hey do mo-
nsdIsins s.ssu,. hsa sssh 4 lqss
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eq pqn6ss d ovdInsQ noqypro(ps-
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The Detroit times., 1908-02-19
SUICIDE HUSBAND
WAS ABSCONDER

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Feb. 10
Knowledge that her husband had shot
himself to death was tragically Inn
parted to Mrs. r. Fred Anderson.
when she read a telegram. addressed
to O. b. Hoyt, In whose home she was
a guest.
Anderson, who killed himself In his
cffices at Cobalt Ont, left note ask
ing that his body be sent to Grand
Rapids, and that @. B. Hoyt, OF NO.
I54 Turnerst., be notified.
Neither Mr.. or Mrs. Hoyt was a.
home when the telegram was deiiv-
cred End the message was opened by
Mrs. Anderson.
II has developed that Anderson was
the absconding treasurer OF Jennings
Missaukee county. He left
Jennings about 20 months ago, and
an examination sof his books revealed
n shortage of $500. He also took III
900 belonging to woman.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19
DECLARE THEY DIDN'T DINE TO-
oErHER AT cAFE4aAckeD UP
BY LAWYER o'RElLLY AND
BANKERS WIFE.
Question:
DID EVELYN GET SOME GOOD
EATiNos AT CAFE BOULEVARD
WITH ELIMINATED" BANKER.
THAW DENIAL SQUAD

EVELYN HERsELF-oh, no, noj a
thousand times no. Nothing In this
divorce talk. BesIdss. Harry and
are going TO Europe; 90 therei
{. r. THoMAs-Never did II. Case OF
mistaken Identity. Why, when
was In WalLst.-
ATTY. o'REiLLY-Didnt cay any
thing Of the sort. eoshI Newspaper
s6nsatfon. And objsot on the
grounds that II 10 Incompetent, lr.
relevant fmmatsrlai, necessary,
not the best svIdsacs and without
the Issuss.
MRS. e. r. THoM%s-No, G. r. din
Cd with me that nioht
MRS WIN. ThAW-(Nokhino doInoJ
NEW YORK. Feb. Ian emphatic
denial Is made by all parties interest
ed In the reports that Harry X. Thaw
will divorce his wife and that the pre-
liminaries to this action are now I'M
der way.
Attorney Dan OReiiiy emphatical-
ly denies the interview attributed TO
him yesterday, In which he was quot.
ed as saying that II is possible an ac-
ton would be based on reports that
Mrs Thaw was seen dining at the
Cafe Boulevard with a prominent fin
ancier.
Mrs. VIM Thaw viii not dignity the
reports by discussing them
Mrs. Evelyn Thaw denies that she
dined at the Cafe Boulevard. and
says further that the divorce talk il
without foundation. She and her hus-
band are planning trip to Europe
as soon as he gains his liberty, she
says.
f. r. Thomas, who was reported as
having dined with Mrs. Evelyn Thaw,
says II Is case OF mistaken identity
and Mra Thomas supports her hus-
band by declaring that he dined with
her at his home on that evening.
All those Interested declare the re.
ports to be founded on nothing more
than hazardous sensationalism.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19
CLAIMS HIS WIFE
JUMPED ON HIS NECK

LANSING. Mich, Feb. 1s.--TIis wife
Jumped on him.
She did It with both feet. literally
and all at once.
AZ least, that's what McCleIland
OIty, Of Lansing township. claimed.
When he was hauled into court. And
e WAS all on account OF family col
3Araud-elbow tussle over where the
family clock should stand His wife
charges him with assault and battery.
olty makes the countercharge that
when he tried to move the clock from
= shelf to another room, she Jumped
On him and gave him q vigorovs
pounding. He added that his wife soc
"a his neck and In trying to wfggle
ont from under, he Internationally
hurt her = fttls.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19
DREW $4,000 JUST
BEFORE BANK CRASH

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Feb. 19.-That
Prsnk w. Lyle drew $4,000. and his
son, Leon n. Lyle, $4,000. from the re-
funct City bank OF Dowagiac two days
before the institution closed, Is the
charge made since notes listed In the
schedule OF assets and liabilities,
which have been referred TO Referee
in Bankruptcy II. G. Briggs, OF Kala-
mazoo, have been found.
The notes are dated Feb. 6, and the
bank closed Saturday, Feb. s. Attor-
neys interested In the case charge
that the two items were responsible
for the closing OF the bank at the
presses time and state that 1t cannot
pay more than 40 cents on the dol
lar.
The schedules show the liabilities
Of the bank to be s270.6S6.7s. all OF
which came from about 500 depositors,
but few accounts running over $1,000.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19
OWEN wISTER BEATEN
BY REP. CANDIDATE

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 19.-With
the exception OF Eve wards In which
there were hot councilmen fights, the
municipal election IN this city yes
terday was a preliminary affair and
passed of without any untoward inci-
dents. j. Howard Gendell, who was
nominated by both the Republican and
city parties, was reelected city soii-
citor by the usual large Republican
majority.
A feature OF the ward contests was
tho campaign waged Ivy Owen Wister,
the novelist. who was city party can
didate for select councilman from tho
seventh ward. His opponent was
Charles Seger, a powerful member OF
the Republican organization. The
ward has always returned large ma
jority for the regular Republican can
didates. and Notwithstanding the en-
ergetic canvass made by the novelist.
Seger was elected by a substantial
majority.
Municipal elections were held
throughout Pennsylvania also.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19
Women Who Wear Well.

harmful, or hehit- forning drug 10 to b
found In the Nee Of ~ ingred1ents print
Cd on each bostfe-wrsppsr and atfested
under oath ~ complies and correoe.
IN, any condition 81 tha lems|a gystsp
pa onjY fd6d-N{SSF hdf@. u v66H
3(ls5I 3 U 5IF56aJlIJS. ih5ieorsse and
rsenlsAs the whols female system and
sspeoialIy the pelvic osucsas. When
SAses sss dssanesd IN iunS11on or aflDct-
osgaae Of dig13tzon become vnpadhs!a-
envy sssS s "a 81. a q =: s,, .::
symptoms iciSo~. 100 mosS ~ DoS
s. expsc1sd 81 he wbsvosiss Nvssecip1
acn.' Il win not psssosn n.i.sols,S 1
VII not cure tcnors-no msaiei9s WI
time, and TN - opssstiss tehle nd
ths surssoas knals may DO ssuldsd
Doctors Al AsFss. The nssA emil
nsnS wriEss on A0<ujs MetI1cu, whoss
works ere conaultsd % authOrf3es bH
physicians Of I'll Ne di1fsssnt schools d
prSC>ics, eztoi, n tie moqb podeDvd
tsrms, the curative virtues a eGnA end
every ingredient entering iuto Dr.
hissos'p Golden Medical Discover. IN
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The Detroit times., 1908-02-19

sound digestion. That Is why my med
icfns r. selling at such q tremendous
rate. / have convinced many thou.
sands Of people that these things are
30, and the number Is growing by
leaps and bounds"
Among more recent converts to Mr..
Coopers beliefs is Mr.. Edgar L. Hinds
living at No. Tappan Street Everett
Mas. Mr.. Kinds has this to say on
the subjects
Il have suffered with stomach
trouble for eight years. I was not sick
enough to be In bed, but Just felt bad
all the ttmess My greatest trouble was
that always felt tired, would get IN
In the morning feeling as tired "a
when I went TO bed.
Il had very irregular appetite.
and was troubled with dizzy spells.
IL stood for any length OF time. I
would have O dull pain In Nthe lower
part OF my back was nervous and
felt all the time as though something
terrible was going TO happen. I tried
many kinds Of medicine, but nothing
ever helped me.
i had about given up all hope OF
ever being In good health again, when
! heard 30 much OF Cooper and do.
cided to try his medicine. took one
bottle of HIS New Discovery and was
greatly surprised at the result.
gained IL pounds In few weeks. /
can now eat anything 4 wish, and feel
like new man. checrfuily recon.
mend this medicine TO all sufferers
from stomach trouble"
The Cooper Remedies sare sold IN
petreit BY all druggists. Trade sup.
Piled hy Michigan Drug Co
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19
Girl Uses Trousers,
From Which Note Fell,
to Hang Herself

WORCESTER, Mass, Feb. To-
Mary A. Murphy, 20 years old, picked
up pair Of trousers belonging to her
sweetheart AS she hung them on a
hook in the closet q letter dropped
out. 1t was q love note from a girl
rival. Two hours later the girl tied
one of the legs Of the trousers about
her neck, fastened the other to thu
cellar door and hanged herself.
The girls sweetheart, q. A. Con-
molly. and her mother. Mrs. G. A.
Murphy, with whom Connolly board
ed, found the body after life was ex.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19

lIhDICI WH!IMORE
FOR MURDER IN
1sT DEGREE
GRAND JURY or HUDSON couN-
N, n " COMES TO DECISION
~ CASE or PRINCIPAL IN
SWAMP TRAGEDY.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1a.--The grand
Jury Of Hndson county has found an
indictment for murder In the first de-
gree against Theodore s. Whitmore.
the elevated railroad motorman, sus-
pected Of killing his wife In Lamp
Black swamp In Harrison. N. J.. ON
Christmas day.
II il probable that whitmore viii
be arraigned on the Indictment today
and that . speedy trial will result. He
expressed himself as anxious TO be
brought to trial. and Georgie Dickin-
son. the chief witness against him.
who is being held, is equally anxious.
Assistant Prosecutor viclers will have
charge Of the case.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19
FEDERAL AID FOR
THE PEACH GROWERS

MUSHROOM, Mich. Feb. 19.-Gov-
eminent experts from the department
OF agriculture will visit the fruit dis
tricts Of western Michigan to study
means OF battling tho dreaded ~yel
lnws'' and other peach Diseases.
Congressman Mclaughlin and G. A.
Sessions, a prominent Oceana county
peach grower, have been before the
agricultural department and have the
promise Of o commission Of experts
10 visit orchards in this section Of the
state.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19
THREE MEN KILLED
IN AN EXPLOSION

WHARTON. N. j., Feb. 19.--An ex-
plosion In the mixing department of
the General Explosive Co. in this vii.
lage killed three men, broke nearly
every window In stores and residences
In Wharton and some windows in Do
yer, two miles distant.
The dead are: Joseph Hough, one
OF the officials OF the company; David
Utter and James Kevern, workmen.
The small building in which the
men were at work was demolished
and the men were blown to pieces
A Delaware, Lackawanna & Wes-
tern express train was passing the
powder works at the time of the
explosion. Every window on one side
OF the train was broken, several pas
sengers were severely cut by flying
glass and many others were slightly
hurt.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19
@FINANCIER" cox
is UNDER ARREST

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 19.-Lewis
8. Cox, an insurance broker. was ar
rested here on warrant charging
him with forging a check for $4,000
on the Quakertown National bank. Of
Quakertown, Pa Cox was taken af-
ter a struggle with officers. during
which he attempted to shoot himself.
Cox, according to the police author
tiles, admitted the charge and declar-
ed his action was taken with the knowl
edge OF DR.. Joseph Thomas, president
OF the Quakertown National bank,
who died suddenly about two weeks
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19
DESTROYS OF CURING
THE DRINK HABIT

We are honestly DESTROYS of curing
all who are addicted to drink. and II
Cur correspondence IL confidential and
our replies are sent In plain sealed
envelopes. orrins No. II tho secrss
treatment and No. 2 for those who
wish the voluntary treatment 81 par
box. The Orrine Company. Washing
ton, d. G. The leading druggists en-
dofse Orrfne. Sold By Gray q Wors
.cester. EOS WoodwardaEs.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19
AaDryn Crusade Now
Hits Pullman Cars;
"Boozeless'' Hereafter

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE Pullman
Palace Car Co. Is 70 discontinue the
sale Of liquors in their buffet and
dining cars. An order issued In Phil
adelphia withdrew all alcoholic liquors
from the Pullman buffet cars on the
Philadelphia & Reading railroad, and
It is said the company viii gradually
extend this order until the entire Pull
man system has become dry.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19
IN SUPREME COURT.

LANSING, Mich. Feb. 1s.-The So
preme court heard the following
cases: Dodge vs.. Lansing q Subur-
ban Traction Co.; Pringie w. Dstreit;
In re Keiin estate; Bachinski Va.
Bachfnskf; Auditor General Va Crana:
Markiewftz vs. oids Motor works:
Waldo va Jacobs. Writ OF error dis
missed In attorney general W. Aaron.
Tho following cases were added TO
the call for Wednesday,: 80, "a. rs.
,l2s. Sc. 40, SO. 10
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19
can,t Find Self. Money.

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.--Certain
friends of William Sells. who died sud-
denly on Monday, are prosecuting q
search for about $4,000 which Mr..
Sells Is said to have had in his pos
session q little more than q fortnight
ago The body Of Mr.. Sells has been
removed to his old home In Topeka,
Kaa.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19
TRAIN OF 80
CARS WRECKED

HIGHLAND FALLS. u. Y, Feb. 10.
"A disastrous freight wreck occurred
on the West Shore road near this
place this morning. A train Of 30
cars was completely demolished. The
Wreckage covered all tracks. It viii
inquire about eight hours TO clear
away the debris and repair the rails.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19

Archduke Leopold Of Austria, who
has lost all rights TO the throne OF
the dual monarchy by marrying
housemsid. In said TO hate the very at.
mosphere OF European courtdom.
Most of his- lime IN spent on his big
estates in Bavaria. for he IL wealthy
IN his own right
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19

When some women cast their bread
upon the water IT comes back in the
euise OF bread pudding. Chicago
News.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-05-16
A new line of Couches have Just

A new line of COuches have Just
been received at WHITTINGToN's.
The pastor will preach to the child
rem at the Methodist church Sunday
morning and in the evening will give
the second sermon in the series TO the
Epworth League-subject of the lat
ter, 1.-The Epworth LeagLer at the
Churn."
Prof. w. N. Ferris Lecture at
Loveday Opera House Saturday even
ing, May 9th, 1.-THE Building OF a
Man" was IA distinct treat. He held
the attention Of the audience for an
hour and half. His lecture was of
very inspiring nature, but also with
humorous pauses. He pain In
vivid colors word pictures of human
nature and heredity. His dictiOn was
choice. He helped everyone of us aud
the one wish expressed is that we
might have more such uplifting and
inspiring lectures.
The Cheboygan canuery manager
reports that the cannery has secured
contracts for 1000 acres of green peas
all the cannery can handle-while
offers are still coming in, and the can
merry has had to refuse offers for hun
dreds of acres. Farmers it is claimed,
have found green peas the most pro-
fitable crop they can raise. This fur
nishes one more example for Emmett
county business men and farmers.
Why has not Petoskey a cannery?
Canneries in nearby counties pay 40
per cent or more clear profit. and 1t
may reasonably be supposed that one
would prove like success here. Pc
toskey Record.
Mrs. Rev. L. B. Carpenter of Pell-
ston, spent the Sabbath with her
brother, Rev. w. w. Lamport and
family. She came in the interest of
the w. f. M. s. of which she is dis
trict secretary. A special missionary
program had been arranged for the
morning. Mrs. Matte Painter and
Miss Ella Barnette each read leaf
let, and Miss Katherine Stanford sang
child's missionary song. Mrs. Car
penter then gave an address on the
work of the society and appealed for
volunteers for local auxiliary. Sew
eral names were secured, and on Mon
day an organization was effected with
the following officers: president, Mrs.
w. w. Lamport; lst vice pres, Mrs.
M. II. End vice, Miss Wing;
corresponding secretary, Elsie Mat
thews; rec. sec Susie Sheldon; treas,
Mrs. Andrew Reid.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-05-16

Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Plank were
Grand Rapids visitors the past week
Miss May Stewart Is home from
Clarion where she completed term
or school.
Miss Versehel Lorraine entertained
Miss Thelma Homer OF Central Lake
this week.
Mrs. L. M. Porter and son Romano
were callers at Mr.. Howey's Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Waterman en-
tertained Albert Martin OF Bellaire
oyer Sunday.
Miss Edith Labadie is home from
Grand Rapids where she has been WIS.,
iting friends.
The senii-annual election Of officers
of the EpwOrth League will be held
at the church on Tuesday evening,
May 10.
Sunday will be Anniversary Day
with the Epworth League and The
cabinet are arranging for special exer-
cises at the evening meeting, $50
o'clock.
The Epworth League social meet
ing at the residence OF Will Howard
on Tuesday evening was we'll attended
and much enjoyed. Three new men,
bers were added.
Mr.. and Mrs Douglas G. Loyeday
are home from st. Petersburg, Fla,
where they have been spending the
winter. Seems good to have them
with us once more.
Tie Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist church, will hold their next
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Jacob
Rogers Wednesday May %. Mrs. Rose
has charge OF the program. Visitors
always welcome.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-05-16

A line to the Herald from Ray l.
Clink down at Albuquerque, N. NJ,
for his health, indicates that he is
about the same as when here.
Supt. OF PoorJ. w. Rogers togeth-
er with Supts. Meyer and Smith were
at the Beaver Islands fore part Of the
week looking over matters connected
with their office.
Mrs. b. G. Hubbard and Mrs. Z A.
Ashley were at Grand Rapids this
week. They met a representative of
the Cincinnati house from whom they
purchase and ordered their fall stock
of Ladies' Goods.
A few of the ladies of the Presby-
teriar church showed their apprecia-
ton of the splendid service of the two
choirs by entertaining them to deli
cious supper in the parlors Wednes-
day evening of last week. About
forty partoOk of their hospitality,
more than thirty being the young
people of the chorus choir. Formality
was dispensed with and every one felt
at home.
Quite a bit has been said about
chickens running at large and spelling
gardens in our village of late and its
a safe guess that one neighborhood at
least will be less troubled with the
pests. A fellow swiped several rods of
chicken wire from Will Stroebel's res
idence the past week, but Will can t
see where he is helping his fellow
man. He says that the thief is we'll
known to him and gives HIM the OPP
ton of either returning the wire,
coming back and taking the posts he
left, or have his name published in
the columns of The Herald.
Dining Chairs and Rockers at
&. III. WHITTING-ToN'S s.
The missionary meeting for May
was held with Mrs. S. A. Bush. The
program was ia charge OF Mesdames
Sherman and Hoyt. Subjects, Siam,
Laos, Porto Rico aud Cuba. The news
from these fields were given by Mes.
DANES Crossman and billiard. Mrs.
w. J. Smith gave n paper on "Person-
al Work" Music. vocal duet by the
Misses Irma Hulburt and Marion
Malpass; instrumental. Miss Violet
Grigsby. Mesdames Jamison, Dun
ham and Boosinger having attended
the district missionary convention at
Traverse City. gave some very excel
lent reports Of that meeting. Dainty
refreshments served. Meet next
month with Mrs. Jamison.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-05-16
Briefs Of me Week.

Born to Me-. and Mrs. Clyde fuller
a son, Monday.
Special Attractions at the Electric
Theatre all next week.
A fine line OF Wash Dress Suits al
B. g. Hubbard & Co.'S.
Vernon Payton was guest of his par
ents at Charlevoix, Sunday.
A. T. SchOolcraft of Bellaire was an
East Jordan visitor Wednesday.
w. f. Johnson Of CharlevOix was an
East Jordan business visitor, Wednes-
day.
j. Leahy, the Optician will soon be
here again. For date see adv. in this
issue.
Dick Steffes Is on the sick list. Ed
St. John is assisting him at his Cigar
Works.
Miss Peter Collier of Boyne was
guest of Mrs. Bert Wilhelm and Miss
Genevieve SENEGAL a couple. of days
this week.
Mrs. Samuel Richardson. ST., who
has been confined to her home the
better part Of the winter, is visiting
friends in town this week.
The little son of Or. and Mrs. Dick
EN- was again taken i'll first Of the
week. this time with bronch al trouble.
He Is considerably better, now.
Miss ROsamond Chatterton return
from Detroit Thursday and is very i'll
at her home on Stones Addition.
There is but little hope Of her recoy-
cry.