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The Detroit times., 1908-03-28

1870
"A on every wrapper Of Doctor Rlerce's
Golden Medical Discovery because full
<sl OF the ingredients composing IL 10
rrlnled there In plain English. Forty
Yoars u experience has proven Its superior
worth as q blood purifier aud invigorat-
1ns tonic for the cure OF stomach disorders
aud eli liver Ills II builds up the runs
down system as no ether tonic can In
which alcohol 10 used The active medic
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Mandrake root, Bloodroot and Black
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IT Buffalo, N. ". for free booklet which
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zeal authorities such as Drs. Bartholow.
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ran b deythded upon for their curative
action Il all weak states OF the stomach.
accompanied by Indigestion or dyspepsia
- well 8 iDyAll bilious or liver complaints
and In SIl/Twasting diseases where there
IL ios>bSEesh and gradual running down
OF t(fstrength and system.
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rick, pure blood and so inyIgorsles AnQ
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lod. thrQpgh Them. tha whole system:
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and eruptions as well as scrotulous swell
Hugs and old open running sores or ulcers
are cured and healed. In treating old
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The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
ENOUGH DAPEPSN to- RELIEVE
ENTIRE FAMILY Of INDIGESTION

50.c6nt case OF Pape's Diapepsin yon
could always go TO the table with a
hearty appetite and your meals would
taste good, because YOU would know
there would be no indigestion OF
Slyepless nights or Heaehache ~
Stomach misery all the next day; and
besides. you would not need laxatiyes
or liver pills 60 keep your stomach
and bowels clean and fresh.
These 50-cent cases contain more
than enough TO cure ,the worst dys
peptio. and often sufficient TO relieve
Other members OF the family. There
is nothing better known for Gas on
the stomach or sour odors from the
stomach, or to cure a Stomach Head
ache
The complete formula Is plainly
printed on these 50-cent cases. Pnd a.
soon as you read that you will under
stand what blessing you have, a-
piapepsin couldn't harm any Gle.
You couldn't keep handler or more
useful article in the house.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28

In discussing the notable revival OF
interest in cycling, the Saturday Even
ing I ost gives the following sane and
very readable view OF the wheel, lis
present vogue and It's immense pos
s.biliiies:
When the bicycle ceased 10 ia 4
fad there were still good many ?so
pie who believed that its popularity
would revive later. Nevertheless. he
sport OF riding the wheel seemed 10 !,c
pretty dead. the collapse being at its
worst in 1901. In 1904 only 2Ec. COO
bicycles were manufactured In this
country. But In 1907 the number rose
to 10000. and during the present
year no fewer than 100000 new
wheels will be turned out In American
factories.
Revival An Accomplished Fact.
These figures. which are official. af-
ford the best possible proof OF the re-
vivaf of popular interest In bicycling.
Undoubtedly II was the very excess
OF the craze that did the most dam
age. People overdid the amusement
and became tired OF 1t, but a great
many OF them are taking IL up again.
and thousands OF men who have not
bestridden a wheel for half dozen
years are buying bicycles.
The bicycle dealers say that such
men are dropping In every day 10
purchase wheels. One says that he Is
tired OF riding on street cars and hold
ing on to the strap. Another declares
that he does not feel as we'll as when,
he rode wheel every day A third
has decided that he misses the fun he
used to have when a bicycle was
always ready TO take him anywhere.
Besides. walking Is laborious method
OF locomotion, comparatively.
The EverUsefvl Wheel
But II Is also to be considered that
the employment OF the bicycle as a
vehicle of practical utility Is greatly
increasing. Many business firms keep
on hand and utilize from a dozen %
so wheels. Thus an electric-lighting
concern will have 80 or 40 bicycles,
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
BUDGET NEARLY READY
FOR THE ESTIMATORS

The budget. as IL will go TO the esti-
majors. is almost shaped by the coun-
Gil Beside the big cuts in the school
board funds and the paving budget,
there have been few changes. These
two, however. amount 10 more than
million and a half.
In the sessions held Friday, the
council approved the public lighting
commission budget with cut or only
$3S 1926 in a total OF $411,000. An
estimate for laying all fire, lighting
and police wires in the same conduits
was approved. and s61.335 allowed for
that purpose.
A new North Woodward fire engine
house at $4,000 was put back In the
estimates after being cut out by COM
mittee.
An estimate OF $4,000 was allowed
for extra pay for firemen on account
OF the new 20-day furlough law. The
estimate for an automobile fire en-
CINE was also allowed.
The city engineer Is also given an
automobile for his employees, owing
TO the long journeys they must make
to distant portions or the city.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
TO Owners
Of Bad Breath.
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on the stomach are in class all BY
themselves. distinguished by a pow
erful bad breath.
They all breathe. and as they
breathe. they whiff out odor which
makes those standing near turn their
heads away in disgust. The pitiaolc
part OF Il is that these victims do not
realize what a sickening thing bac.
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The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
COLLEGE RIOTERS HAVE
WAIVED EXAMINATION

ANN ARBoR. Mich. March 2s.---
The student riot examinations came
to sudden end yesterday. at the
conclusion OF the case against Sam
uel III. Meister.
No matter wh6t testimony is in
trodnced for the defense, said the
prosecutor, they were in that crowd
after the crowd was ordered to dis
perse. and this constitutes the offense
will ask that every one or the de-
PENDANTS be bound over"
The attorneys for the defense held
consultation and decided that IL
was no use to hold out and then all
the rest waived examination and
were bound over to circuit court and
each gave bail In the SUN OF $1,000.
The Is cases will come up for trial
at the May term OF circuit court.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
YANKEE CAPITAL
OPENS OLD T0MBS

CAIRO, March 27.-Jewelry suppcs-
cd to have bedeckeG Pharaoh's wife
in the days of Israei's bondage has
teen among the most important arch
geological finds recently made In
Egypt.
For this interesting discovery tie
world has TO thank an American. The
odore NJ. Davis. who IS financing the
excavations In the Valley OF the Tombs
OF the Kings at Thebss, the ancient
capital OF Egypt. The jewels. which
are declared 10 have belonged 10 the
queen OF Seti H.. and 10 be $500 years
cid. consist OF heavy golden bracelets
large earrings bearing he queens
heiroglyphic, rings 81 elaborate work
r.anship. and fillets IT gold which the
queen wore around her head.
The mummy OF the queen had been
previously removed. tCr the tomb was
empty, while the jewels were found
embedded in mud But they are SUI
ficient to tell her life story. They
may even set at rest the claims that
Rameses III. was the Pharaoh OF Exc
dns. and enthrone Set. and his queen.
whose Jewels are nov found, as the
rulers with whom Moses talked. who
knew not Joseph, ard who suffcrce
the ten plaques.
A prehistoric cemetery has been uc-
earthed at Shellah by engineers work
ing on the great Nile dam. The bod
les were those of dwarhsh and prim
tive people. whose onl; wealth seem
ed to consist OF pebble ornaments
Near by was discovered trench. IL
which lay the bodies o. 40 Roman SOL
diers. lying In ordered rank. but with
their heads cut of.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
THIEVES LOOT STORE
AND BURN 1T DOWN

PONTIAC. Mich, March 2s.-An ur.
known thief or thieves looted the
store OF Parmenter Il Swan. Johnson
and Huron-sts.. and finished the joo
by burning the building TO the ground
The fact OF the robbery was not dis.
covered until the police began probing
around In the ruins. II was then dis
covered that grocery stock. ordinar.
lily imperishable In fie, such as tin
cans, bad disappeared. Further evil
dence led to the conclusion that rob.
berry had preceded the fire. Whether
The thieves intentionally set nre to
the store Is only guessed. one theory
being that the burglar. or burglars.
dropped match whiie prowling about
The loss on building anc contents will
not exceed $1,000.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
Why not make up your mind
now and for all to get rid of
your Stomach misery
and Indigestion?

Nothing will remain undigesled or
sour on your stomach II you Viii eat
one 22-grain Triangule OF Diapepsin
after your meal. This powerful di-
gestive and antacid. though as harm
less and pleasant as candy. Viii digest
and prepare for assimilation into the
elooc 1900 grains OF food.
Eat what your stomach Graves. with
out tie slightest fear OF case OF lndi-
gestion or that You will be bothered
with sour risings. Belching, Gas on
stomach. Heartburn. Headaches from
stomach. Nausea, Bad Breath. Water
Brash or feeling like you had swal-
lowed lump Of lead. or other disa-
greeable miseries.
II you will get from your pharmacist
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
Around the State
in a Hurry

acknowledging on a windmill, 40
feet from the ground, John Robinson.
was struck by lightning that accom-.
panied a terrific storm. He will re-
cover.
misunderstanding Harvey. son of
Prof Harvey. OF Hillsdale college. Is
dead from heart trouble. He was a
freshman in the college.
Petoskey--Gen. Isaac G.. ID. Toll is
dead from sudden attack OF pneu-
monia. Gen. Toll was 80 years OF age.
He had been member OF the state
legislature. having served In both
houses. He made splendid record
as private and officer In the war
against Mexico. He was known as
"Petoskey's grand old man"
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
GOVERNOR WARNER is
HOME FROM HOLIDAY

Gov. Fred VI. Warner IS back after
two weeks OF rasticating In Florida
and Washington. ID. c., and will plunge
into his third term campaign next
week with new vigor. He will SPEAK
In Lapeer and Tuscola counties next
week The governor commented on
the tact that no opposition candidate
peared against him.
He states that he has no present
intention OF pressing the charges
against the circuit court stenograph-
ers In connection with the bill pro
viding for their increase In salary.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
THAT SOCIETY is DOING

Miss Adele Kanter Is spending a
few weeks in st. Augustine. FL
The Oriental club will give a party
Wednesday evening in Dickinson
hall. Grand RiYer=axa--
The Eldorado club gave an after
theater supper In the Lorraine Friday
evening for IL OF its members.
A prize pedro party and hop win be
given by "B. and b." in Rutz's hall.
No. oS7 Mt. Elliott.ave., Tuesday even
ing, March 81.
Mrs. Walter Newberry and Miss
Ruth Newberry. OF Mt. Pleasant.
Mich. are the guests OF Mrs. II. W.
Mccormick, OF the Kirby.
The |. ID. X. club gave supper In
the Lorraine Monday evening for IL
OF its members The table was dec
Grated In white carnations, the club
flower.
NJ J. Reynolds. OF No. 341 Fourth.
ave, left last week for Boston. ed
route 10 his old home In County Sligo.
Ireland. where he will remain several
months.
The Grace Whitney Hoff league OF
the y. W. c. A will give an enter
tainment entitled The Ruggles Din
ner Party" In the association rooms
Saturday evening.
The Orchestral Program class, con-
Quoted by Mrs Clara Koehler-tieber-
lein. will meet Saturday evening IN
the home OF Dir. and Mrs. John Scott.
No. l66 Parkerave.
Miss Caroline Widman sails from
New York April %. on the steamer
Molkte and will spend the next six
months travelling In France. Swftzer-
land. Germany and Holland.
Mrs. Yorda Malmberg. formerly Of
No. 29l woodward-ave., has returned
after a several months trip through
the principal cities OF the country
and will resume her work here.
Mrs 3. McComss French. OF Char
Iotte-ave., was the hostess OF very
pretty luncheon at the Lorraine, Fri
day noon. The table was charming
In pink sweet peas and plumosis, the
,avors being corsage bouquets OF the
same flower The guests were: Mrs,
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28

perhaps. on which its men 20 about tc
make repairs and attend to various
odds and ends OF work. Goods are
delivered and advertisements are dis
tributed by wheel. Indeed, the bicycle
has here become Indispensable
Then, 'too, the comparative cheap
ness Of bicycles at the present time is
an important help to the restoration
OF their popularity. For $40 ore can
buy more satisfactory wheel TO-DAY
than could be purchased for 500
whea the frenzy was at its height ~
years ago"
II Makes For Economy.
First and foremost, the bicycle Is an
economizer, land while that prosaic
view may have contributed TO its loss
OF social popularity In years gone by,
II surely Is a potent factor In the
present revival OF cycling. II has
merely taken few years for those
possessing average incomes to realize
and accept the manifold opportunities
that the bicycle presents.
The coming OF the motorcycle--for
II surely has arrived--has not inter-
fered In the least with the important
place the bicycle has lately asrume..
The motorcycle enjoys field that Is
all IT'S own. In fact Is now well rec
ognized. The only question is as 10 the
size OF that field. and on this even
the most enthusiastic are unable 70
agree. That II is much larger than
the optimistic now believe. Is only a
conservative guess at the future.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
SLEPT IN A sNoweANk.

HOUGHTON, Mich, March 2S.--
With his feet severely frozen John
Sullivan. mentally unbalanced. was
brought here from Trout Creek. where
he had been found asleep In snow
bank Although the temperature was
nearly zero. Sullivan had spent the
entire night in the snow II II believ-
Cd that he may recover without am
putstion becoming necessary.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
cancer Kllls Harry Epste.n.

Harry Epstean. a travelling sales
man. died of cancer Friday afternoon
In the home of his son, Ira Erstean.
in this city. Mr.. Epstean's daughter.
Amelia Epstean. better known as
Amelia Stone. has achieved celebrity
as a comedy star. Mr. Epstean was
born in Detroit So years ago and was
well known in Jewish business circles,
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28

Stalsy NJ. Landrey. Mrs. Samuel b
Winram, Mrs. Walter A. Wiley, Mrs
Daniel b. Hodgsdon and Mrs. Howari
Olds.
Kennedy fent, k T. ", NJ No
904, will hold an open meeting Mor
day evening, March 80. in Diamond
Temple. Grand River and Hudson
ayes. Vaudeville numbers and good
speakers have been procured by The
entertainment committee.
-.
The Detroit Womens Press club
spent the evening with its honorars
president. Mrs. Lucy Leggett. last
Tuesday. After a short business pro
gram. a social evening was enjoyed
Those who participated In the pro
gram were Mrs Leggett. Mrs. Franc
NJ. Nichols and Miss Elizabeth Stock
ing.
The Griswold Knights and Ladies'
OF Honor. Social Cicle. will give re-
ception and Leap Year dancing party
Tuesday evening. March 81, In Ban.
ner Council nall, No. IS Grand River.
ave. in honor OF Mrs. Carretta NJ
Bloss. OF Detroit. one or the leading
beauty candidates in the contes; given
by the field department OF the state
organization.
Members OF the alumni OF Oberlin
college In Detroit and vicinity are
making arrangements for banquet
TO be held In the Fellowcraft club
Tuesday avaufnU Anrfl prasfdapf
Henry Churchill King. OF Oberlin, VIII
be present and deliver an address. and
IL Is expected that between 100 and
$50 will be present Among the mem
beers OF the local committee are DR..
Clarence e. Simpson and Attorney
Sherman ID. Calender
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
Brief Telegraph
Items OF Interest

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, March 2s.--
Gov, Broward has appointed Hall NIL
ton, OF Mariana, TO succeed the late
Senator Bryan. OF Florida. In the
United States senate.
WASHINGTON. March 2s.--It is
again stated that the administration
intends to take radical steps in an
effors TO bring President Castro TO
the terms demanded by this govern
ment for the adjustment OF the dis
putes with Venezuela over the asphalt
and other claims which Castro de-
clined TO submit to arbitration.
PITTSBURG, March 2S.-Bank Ex-
aminer w. l.. Folds has made third
information against Henry Reiber. pay
ing teller. and John Young. auditor
or the Farmers Deposit National bank,
charging them with misapplying
funds OF the Dank amounting to ST.
1867 900. The previous amounts nam
ed were $4,000 and 100000.
BOSTON, March 2s.--John Quincy
Adams. head or the publishing firm OF
IL q. Adams a Co, died from pnsu--
monia at mis- home He was ~ years
old. Mr.. Adams was the SON OF John
Quincy Adams. and his grandfather.
who had borne the same historic
name. was relative OF John Adams
and John Quincy Adams.
ROME. March 2s.--.'The Americans
arc csnnibals." exclaimed Deputy
MareEca In the chamber OF deputies.
The remark was brought out by a
discussion concerning the execution OF
Joserh Paolencchi. who was hanged
An Washington few days ago for the
murder OF Elizabeth v. Dodge.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28

Lansing gets william Jennings
Bryan and the meeting OF the Demo.
cratic state central committee on the
same day. April is. There Is just a
little Of the fine Italian handiwork
Of Daniel J. Csmpsu, IN this for Il
Will assure the hearing or Bryan's
speech By all the state committeeman
and may result In an Endorsement OF
the peerless leader on the spot, 1tnus
shutting OF the incipientE johnson
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
Expeet Guild to Recover.

BOSTON. March 2S.--For the first
time since Governor Guild was strick-
en- seriously III, nearly two weeks
ago. DIR. Frederick B. winslow. his
physician. now admits that he looks
for the governors recovery. The
sick mans condition during the last
two or three days has given the doc.
tors new hope and his words OF en-
couraeement are welcomed by the
@ntiFe commonwealth today
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
CLOUDBURST WRECKS
MICHIGAN CENT. TRAIN

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. March 2s.
"A miniature cioudburst washed .
foot OF sand on the tracks OF the Mich
igan Centrals Goshen division. foaI
miles east OF Battle Greek. When the
Goshen evening train struck the o.
struction the engine toppied over, It's
crew jumping. The. coaches stayei
en- the track and though the passen.
Eers we're badly joited. none were In
furvd. Most or rnsm walked four
miles back to this city In the heavy
rain. The wreck ued up all traffic OH
the division.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
Best Healer. in the worla.

Rev. F. Starbird. OF East Raymond,
Maine. says: Il have ased Bucklen's
Arnica Salve for several years. on my
old army wound. and other obstinate
sores, and find II the best healer in
the world. | use II too with great sue
cess in my veterinary business" Price
Csc. at f. c. Kinsel. Gray & Worces-
ter and Central Drug Co drug stores.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28

The spring term Of Association insti-
tute Of the Y. IA. c. A. begins Mon.
day, March 30. and two new classes
win be offered 10 young men at this
time. A class In physics. which is
essentially for young men preparing
+. for college or university. and a
class IN literature. which will take
up course in Shakespeare. are
arranged for. The class In physics
will be Ia charge Of James II.
Phinney. university graduate. and
the class In Shakespeare witt be g
charge of Fl Dcmpster. 4 grad.
nHfe OF Queen university. Kingston,
4nl
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
|PENRCSE LAPSES INTO
SEMI-cONSCIOUSNESS

PHILADELPHIA. March 2s.--At
midnight one OF the physicians said:
Senator Penrose is In a semicon-
Bcious state. His condition is little
more alarming than ii was earlier
In the evening"
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
With the Minister'S

In the Saturday matinee of the De.
troit Whist club. the plus scores were
NORTH AND SOUTH
Mrs. F. J. Stout and Mrs. Forrest
Mrs. Robert Thomas and Miss
II. -. Alice and j. w. bradley.
Mrs. w. II. Speaker and Mrs. r.
Mrs. r. f. Slick and Mrs. 8. a.
Commons .................... =
EAST AND WEST.
Mrs. NJ. r. Bennett and II. Marks 40
w G.. Beckwith and r. A. Osburn r
Mrs. John Gray and Walter
Bloom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. +
Plus scores OF mems Monday evening
tournament:
NORTH AND SOUTH.
Bielman and Rogers -tg 81
Beckwith and Slick 80 al
Bazlne and Stickney .......... 81
Koran and Evans ............ = 81
Bates and Bochm .'........ + 81
EAST AND WEST.
Steiner and Marks. rs Al
Ellsworth and Alice. ....... rs Al
Balkwill and Andrus ......... "a Al
Carpenter and Matthews. OF Up
SLANT .....'...'..s = Al
Plus scores OF the ladies' schon
Gluck. club. Tuesday.
NORTH AND SOUTH.
Mrs. T. u. Balkwili and Mrs.
f. II. Andrew. .........as..- re 4-s
Mrs. c. Bazine and Miss San
Mrs. c r. stickney ana Mrs.
John Gray .................. re- t-s
EAST AND WEST.
Mrs. r. w. Averill and Mrs. f..
q. Bates ............ ....... -t3 2-6
Mrs. 4. J. Memo and Mrs. A. X.
sage $500. ~ z-t
Mrs w G. Beckwith and Mrs.
A. u. Bresbach ............. ~ 2-s
Mrs. w. r.. Bennett and Mrs.
ri. ID. Alice ................. r rs
In the Howell contest. the semi
finals are to be played in two games
instead OF one as originally intended.
The second game will be played April
g. The plus scores In the nrst game
of tire semi finAfs follow
-A4+--e%t}- A4r--fil- Bright. or
Winusou :: !, N,,.... .''''',-' ~
Mr.. and Mrs. n, Il. simmons. M. AZ
Mrs e.. r. Bse.man and Mr.. W.
Rogers. OF Ypsilanti .......I..., 10 ~
Mr. and Mrs. y. J. Memo. ...-... +2r
Mrs ". NJ. Towne and Mrs A. r.
sage ............... II
Mr.. and Mrs. n. ID. Allee......... +in
Mr. and Mrs. y. n. Slick .......... Az.