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The Detroit times., 1908-05-07

- = your healt' Is accumulationing
a surplus for der summer.
Va was all veil at home init der
erssception dot your mother is now
housecleaning und lot OF dust vich
.eas formerly concealed In der car
nefs a. now being used for breathing
burposes.
b Oscar Bauerhoupt came Offer by our
Mace Yesterday TO see could he borrow
sone spinnach seed for his garten.
md ven I dittent haf any TO gif him
- vas 40 polite und good-naturei
hbouid It dot he got from me a lot OF
/. tomato seed. hoe. two ieddie rose
bushes. und den he vert in und ad-
nired so much a chocolate cake vich
1ouf mother yust baked dot she gaze
e to him
You know. Looey, Oscar makes his
I1fving py being SO polite dot his neigh
.bors lend him eferyding from money
10 single nails.
Dit tolt you, I.ooey. abouid Oscar
an der railroad accident ven II chomp.
a. der track? Veil, Oscar und his
wife day vas trafeling by railroad
.srafn In der south some weeks ago.
<,ecause Oscar hat found mileage
kook in der street und he dittent want
20 see II wasted.
IN All py a suddent collision came to
6er train vich resulted in der veels
Getting up und leaving der track, init
.1er result dot much scenery changed
nlaces und der car in vich, Oscar und
As wife vent rolling Offer down a bank.
:und bimeby II stopped NIT such a
4 xs,s>nn dof ahook der rafters
|H No sooner dit der train come to der
1rollision den Oscar began 20 yell at
3 Der top OF his voice und he kept II
\ 1p TIL der car stopped at der bottom
~ der leedle hin.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-07
BY ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.

~1OME time last October l was
III asked 10 answer the question,
NJ "At what age are woman
III affections the strongest
Such a theme is as timely
in spring as in autumn, ana as ain
cult 20 discuss one season as announcer,
Woman is always difncult anu
complicated subject 70 analyze, and al
the bestywe can only generalize.
One fact is TOO obvious TO need more
than merely stating-the girl under
twenty is wholly incapable OF forming
a lifelong attachment.
III she does form one which lasts
through all the viclssitudes of maturer
wears. IL is merely happy chance
which has. aided her, not the result Oh
her ripened Judgment, fine intuition
or mature emotions.
One. however, might let this state
ment cover all attachments-at wha--
ever age--since marriage is so evil
IDENTIFY a lottery. An engagement or
seven years, where the lovers saw
each ,other almost daily. has been
known TO end in separation after a
year of married misery.
nevertheless, as iuic' "onh"n Va
twenty-five is better able TO form
correct idea OF mans character than
girl OF eighteen; and she is capable
OF a deeper love and more practical
expression OF 1t.
So far as the real intensity OF a
womans affections Is concerned, | be-
lieve they are rarely at their strongest
before thirty or thirty-five. A woman
OF that age is to all earlier ages what
August is to April. May or June. She
Graves affection more than she craved
IL In her adolescence, and she is better
able TO appreciate and to reciprocate.
This Is why SO many seemingly
happy marriages result in climax of
disaster In middle life This Is why SO
many women OF thirty-five or forty
figure in the scandals and the divorces
OF the day.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-07
Michigan. Too,
Wants a Hughes for
Her Next Governor
Gov. Warner Had the Same OPP
portunlty and Could Have Set
the Multitude Clamorine
for Him, But He Didn't
Embrace II.


Of public against the of the anrac track a0
BILL which Overwhelmingly passed by the lower mouse Oh inc
state legislature but which knocked out IN the senate
f Further the governor said
yield respect for and loyalty to party Dur INC
trouble that here and there while shouting party SO
ll OF his little effort get something OUT OF 'ha ~ WIN
) ally himself o anybody.
want 10 see Our political machinery such condition that
the highest standards OF manhood will be standards OF
political effort when man Office will do his duty ana
will dare elected officer; gave you your J
and you have got o o as l told You or lose it.
The speech by Hughes punctuaed by the cheers OF
there cries OF God bless you' we WAN
you governor again and I'VE want you Tor president
his symPathizers in his campaign asa'
race track crooks of the what caused their
enthusiasm.
They cheered and serve another
term beca he popular with those hearers as ~
citizens.
Because in the West and the North ano
the South the country has come to demand men WIN inc e
OF New YORK possesses anu
admire and to applaud Office those public servants
who display fearlessy expressing their sentiments
md in their efforts for good government
BY refusing prohibit gambling on the race tracks and DC
nng to stand Hughes his onmendabe crusade
this nquty the upper house of his state has paeua
legazed few satisfied accept as sport but winch
is in reality coupng and breeding influence any COM
mnnity. ;, .,... -.nr.-
sentatives.
THESE MEN BRAzENLY DEFIED THE WILL OF THE
PEOPLE OF NEW YORK WHO SENT THEM TO ALBANY
RENDERED THEM, IN THEIR STANDING BEFORE THIS
BODY OF LAWMAKERS THE INTERIORS OF LOT OF
CROOKED TOUTS AND GAMBLERS.
They disgrace the respective communities which sent them 70
hold system representation in our lawakng
bodies up ridicue
In face of their rights trampled upon and their VIII SO
viciousy suppressed wonder that these citizens cried
when they found MAN-AN HONEST MAN-serving them:
"We you again for governor
Gov a candidate third the chief execu-
tive Of Michigan
But multitude crying that they want him
again.
We believe
believe hand that is rather just the oppo-
site of that
There been opportunities for him to do Michigan as
Gov Hughes in New York-o take the bit in his
teeth representative of his people and their
against those who have dhed them and cheated them
of voice in the state government.
Hughes has found incompetent Official
where charges of corruption the
officials have him. he has gotten busy-HE
HAS DONE SOMETHING'S tolerate of fear of
loss of prestige with his party
4 Michigan Hughes for her governor.
4 Where the man?
The Detroit times., 1908-05-07
OF Course She Wouldn't Pay.

CTo he ContIsuedD
The Detroit times., 1908-05-07

She--I can't afford to pay your bin.
doctor. It's too exorbitant: besides.
I'm no better.
Doctor-Then. madam. you haven't
taken my advice.
She--No. | haven't therefore don't
owe you for it.-Philadelphia Inquir.
err
The Detroit times., 1908-05-07

| would rather be before the
people in an effort 10 bring 20
pass the abolition OF this iniquity'
and witness the demonstration
OF a desire 70 maintain honest
representative government than
70 hold ANY Office in the gilt OF
the people.
That is what Gov. Charles r..
Hughes told 5000 New Workers
whose presence in Carnegie hall
took the form of an expression
The Detroit times., 1908-05-07

her OF other things than business and
finance.
The middle-aged man may be salts
fed with his ambitious aims. but IL is
the middle-aged woman who Graves
and feels the deepest love.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-07

Preparation Is the best prayer for
success In any undertaking.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-07
Home Dis Week.

Home Dis Week.
LIEBER LOOEY-ve hat
mi receifed your letter from Vim
W nipeg. ind We vas glat dot
~ III vonr healt' Is accumulationing
q surnlus for der summer.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-03-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned, Laura A Mcintyre, admins
tratriX of the estate of 2 J Mcintyre.
deceased to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against the de-
ceased to exhibit them with the nee
essary vouchers, within four months
after the publication Of this notice to
the Administrative, at the law office of
J. X. Bramble, in Havre, Chouteau coun-
ty, Montana, the same being the place
for the transaction Of the business OF
said estate. ..@M
LAURA A. MCINTYRE,
Administrative of the Es-
tate of =. J. Mcintyre,
deceased
J. k.Bramble, Attorney for the Estate
(First publication, March 13, 1eo8)
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-03-13
!. i i.
CITY IN BRIEF
Il : !. :. . - q


BLY, your paint at Boone's
Mayor l.. Newman spent yesterday at
Cut Bank.
For that St. Patrick's dance Luoke is
showing Il swell line of slippers.
Henry Schwartz came in Monday night
from Clifford
Frank and Joe while you wait J
Richard Green left for Spokane and
Seattle Monday night
Alabastine, the only sanitary wall
coating Every tint at Roone's.
Miss Simmits Of Malta is here this
week as the guest Of Mrs. D. Ullom.
strouse is now the exclusive agent for
Edison monographs and records.
John Dunnigan has resigned his posi-
tion with the Security State bank.
I<indling wood, ready for the stove,
telephone No A. B. CLARKE.
Edward Lawlor and wife were in town
Monday from their ranch south Of the
city
Or. Stephens dentist at Hotel Havre
To 1ra 1iYt at hat Ent ar,t 81
tering on the windows Of Judd's res
daurant..
Bicycles for sale and to rent att the
Northwestern Iron Works
Mrs. Rathbone is here from the east on
visit to the home of her son, Robert
4 the popular engineer.
enhoven's. All kinds on hand at all
times. Wholesale and retail dealer.
a. M. Grimrner, the jeWelry man re-
turned from Great Falls Tuesday with
a new silk vest and a bull dog.
DENTISTRY.
Porcelain enamel filings, gold filings
la l,..lp4 1eSaitn e4lA,. Abbey a,s vcll..
i,1s. J. A. WRIGHT, Dentist
superintendent Lowry from Crookston
arrived in the city last Tuesday to
take up the work resigned by Superin-
fa,,iar+ G yNo1lyor
DO you need stove wood? Make up
q car for lumber and add some fence
posts and see Gussenhoven
They say that bath sponge saturated
with COW itch made Billie gallop around
through the apartments over the Mint
like a bob-tailed heifer during fly
time,
ize the Palace Barber shop. Three
chairs and three first class cracserjack
workmen.
City Engineer Allen of Glasgow was
in Havre Tuesday and Wednesday gettin
pointers from City Engineer McCulloh
upon the water system. Glasgow is put
ting in a new water system with four
miles of mains.
A CARD
This is to certify that all druggists are
authorized to refund your money if Fol
eys Honey and Tar fails to cure your
cough or cold 1t stops the cough, heals
the lungs and prevents serious results
from q cold Cures la grippe, coughs and
prevents pneumonia and consumption.
Contains no opaites.. The genuine is in
q yellow package. Refuse substitutes
Havre Drug Co
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-03-13
SPECIALS!
For This Week

Jewel Blend Coffee 25c brand per lb.18c
White Star Japan 40c brand per
No.. i''''..' 800
English Breakfast tea 40c brand per
lD..... soc
Teepee Soap 10 bars for. Use
White Borax Soap bars for. .. 25c
Evaporated Apples per lb. ....... ,10c
Evaporated Blackberries per pkg. .10c
Elegant Brand Pears p Id cans. zoe
D1'hv B~and I'ea.:2. II >3u.s. >. ~.
Sauer Kraut per Id. ...5c
French Peas per can. .............15c
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-03-13
LAME SHOULDER.

Whether resulting from a sprain o.
from rheumatic pains, there is nothing
SO good for a lame shoulder as Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. Apply freely ant
rub the parts vigorously at each appli
cation and a quick cure is certain. Fo
sale by all druggists.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-03-13
SPEClAL.1IE::!S
For The
Lenterl Season

Goldfish Home Brand in 2 Id box. .35c
Goldfish Boneless in ID brick. .25c
Spiced Picked Herring per kit. $1.35
Smoked Herring per lb box. $50
Irish Mackrel per kit. ......... $2.25
CLAIMS Burkam g. korrf1l per can 25e
Clam Juice same firm per can Is & 25c
Sardines Mackrel style per can, zoe
sardines Sappho brand 2 cans for 25c
Sardines Reindeer brand 3 for. :. .25c
Sardines Isben brand 2 for. .3se
Sardines Imperial brand per can. 25e
Salmon Pink Alaska per can. ..12}c
Salmon Red Alaska per can. ..f74e
Salmon Monarch brand l b......25c
Salmon Monarch brand ID. .15e
Mackrel Soused per ean..........25c
Mackrel Tomato Sauce per can. ..25c
Blue Sea Tuna per can. use
Crabs per can. ................... Csc
Oysters Reindeer brand per can. ..15c
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-03-13
Business Locals,

Frank and Joe, the furniture men.
Have a fit in the new dance slippers
Lucke is showing.
am prepared to do all kinds Of
building promptly. Ge. my figures be-
fore letting your work..
CHRIST EUECHES.
Three steam heated furnished rooms
for rent either singly or ensuit. Apply
to Mrs. O. G.. Hoffman.
Frank and Joe will fix your gun
want your lumber business and will
bid for 1t and come prepared to furnish
lumber anywhere In the United States.
JOS. GUsSENHOvEN.
The law of Montana is such that no
body can fit glasses without being reg
istered. e. strouse is a registered OPP
tometrist. tt
Frank and Joe, repair sewing machines
A telephone will be pretty handy dur.
ing the long winter evenings and just
as much SO at any time. Send for the
electric man. .]~. IT."
Get your mine timbers, fence posts
cord wood and saw dust in straight
car lots, direct from the Producer, ].
Glssenhoven.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-03-13
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

The annual meeting of School District
No. Is, Of Chouteau county, Montana,
for the election of two trustees will be
held on Saturday Ari1 4, 1903, at the
West Side district school house. The
polls will be open between the hours of
and 2. NJ. At the same time and
place the electors will also vote on the
question Of bonding the district in the
SUM of $l5,oo000, bearing interest at not
to exceed per cent, payable in 20 years
FOR The purpose OF building and furnish
ing one more school house in said dis
triet and purchasing land necessary for
same.
dated March Il, 1903
ED. NJ. ALLEN, Clerk.
L. K, DEVLIN,
r. A. BENTZIN
]. A. MCKENZIE
J. c. AULD,
w b. PIPER.
Trustees.
(E'irst publication March IL, 1862
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-03-13

Just received a car OF
Rex Flour. This -four is
guaranteed to give satisfac-
faction.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-07
They're Off for the
 Gold North Pole

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 New York. July 6.-Another pole hunt began this afternoon wine" Capt. Robert Bartlett and picked ere" steamed away aboard the Roosevelt before a crowd that filled the East river pier. Lieutenant reary' who was. present at the time, said ae would join the ship at Oyster Bay to- mo; TOW noon. When the last hawser was cast off Bartlett called to friends ashele and said he would knock the head off of the first man to sh w the white feather" Peary is confident nc will reach the pole.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-07
FIGHT ON
 THE PLATFORM

Denver Colo, July G.-Bryan's s great fight for control of the Demo- cratic convention comes today before the committee on resolutions which will take up the platform and listen to opposition of Alton Parker against anti-injunction and insurance Nation
 al Bank deposits.
 Samuel Gompers, president of tue American Federation of Labor, ap
 peared before the New York delega.
 ton today, arguing for inti-iniunction liability for employees, woman sui
 frage, elimination of the labor flea , ture of the antitrust laws and eight hour day. He declared that he fel much encouraged.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-07
The BANK OF PINE BLUFF
Had Two Wives
 Killed Himself

Hot Springs, Ark, July 6.-"Groom Of three days suicide" were the headlines in 8 Kansas City paper that attracted the attention of Mrs. Hettic Thomson, wife of Joseph F. Thon1- ason, who according to the story that followed shot and killed himself ill the presence of his three day bride on July fourth in Kansas City. It was Tot the wife here, however, that was witness to the tragedy Six years ago at a July Fourth barbecue in this city Joe Thomson and Hettie Nichols were married. They were scarcely of age. Later they moved to Kansas City, where Thomson was employed, and lived happily together. The wife tonight stated they had never had any she came home to visit relatives and spend the Fourth of July season. Ac- cording to the Kansas City story. which is the only information the wife has on the subject, Thomson two weeks ago courted at the shrine of Miss Alma O1Shay and they were mar ried July ]. July Fourth, on the sixth year wedding anniversary of Thom- ason to the wife here, he stood in the room of the new wife at Kansas City and after saying, Goodbye, my dar- ling wife, goodbye" shot himself through the head with fatal results. On table a note read: Dear Moth CT: I am so sorry Will end it all tonight" The wife here has wired the cihef of police at Kansas City to take possession of the effects and remains of the deceased until her arrival
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-07
BRYAN PEOPLE
 IN FULL CONTROL

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Denver, July 6-The day before the
 opening of the Democratic' National Convention finds Bryan in absolute coHrol. He will not only be nominat-
 ed on the first ballot and dictate the platform, but will name his running
 mate, who will be Judge Gray if he
 will consent.
 The opening session will probably
 be very brief After temporary or 2anization is effected the convention will probably adjourn as a mark of respect to Grover Cleveland. Judge
 Parker has drawn up new resolutions on the death of Cleveland eliminating politics, which probably will be pro sented to the convention.
 The principal development today was the throwing out of the New York contest of McCarren against Murphy Connors coterie, and the election of 1 Col. James Guffey to head Pennsyl yania delegation, which fact caused a row at the Pennsylvania caucus. The action of the New Workers in
 deciding not to oppose Bryan if his | election seems likely caused other op- position to crumble and Georgia dele sation said they would fall in line Contests in Ohio, District of Colum- bia, Idaho, Pennsylvania and Illinois were referred to special committee of three each for hearing and report
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-07
CHAIRMAN BELL
 ON A HANDCAR

Hearst News Special to the Graphic
 Lincoln, Neb., July 6.-The opening of the Democratic National Conven- tion may be delayed tomorrow by the arrival of the temporary chairman, Theodore Bell, who was held here for several Hours by washouts due to a big storm throughout the state. He point 10 miles beyond the city, where a special train awaited him to Denver. Unless he meets another ob- stacle he will arrive in the morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-07
T0=RAVETHE--.
 DOWNTOWN ALLEYS

? Mayor Toney was out again yester- day getting signatures to a petition, forming an improvement district to include afl of the business district be-
 tween Barraque street and Fourth avenue ana State and Chestnut streets tIr thc. ''i,l s'- of paving all of 1xe alleys in ,nr i'oposed distriat Xma- iosi'E C; tie rroperty o~heIShave al ready signed the -retitioar and the City Colincil created--the district, by ord.- nance, several weeks ago. The work will probably begin wit..n the next few weeks
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-07
TOWARDS
 SAVING

money by taking out a Bank Book at our Savings Department today.
 A hundred resolutions to save IF NOT carried out will never earn \ cent of interest, while money depos- tied here regularly will increase with intereseSat 3 per cent on every dollar.
 It will pay you to make a start to- day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-07

McVay and when the smoke cleared away, John McVay's right leg was so badly splintered from bullets that amputation was necessary, the opera tion being performed at Texarkana. Ben Hardy was never indicted for the assault.
 In the meantime Albert, Cullen and George McVay moved to Pine Bluff John M. McVay moved to Texas and later brought suit in the Federal court at Little Rock for $50,OOO against B. A. Hardy, as damages for his lost limh While this suit was pending John McVay met Ben Hardy in rail- road coach at Union Station ill this city and killed him. McVay was tried at the September term of the circuit court and acquitted by a jury. Again the trouble seems to have been renewed, when Albert McVay was shot down in a cowardly manner while in his bedroom
 Albert McVay was in the cattle bus mess Here and was most successful. He was a genial. whole souled fnan, and although handicapped by his brothers unfortunate affair and pre- vious episodes in Monticello, he won friends and retained them. His death was most coWardly and Sheriff C. VI. Philpot will do all in his power to bring the guilty man or men to the bar of justice.
 Albert McVay leaves, besides his wife, aged parents who live at Mon ticello. Ed McVay, a brother, also lives there. The other brothers who survive are: George, Cullen and John M. McVay of this city and J. D. Me- Way of Mt. Pleasant, Texas. A sister Mrs. w. S. Robinson. lives at Monti- /, cello. Rev. G. W. McVay, father Of the deceased. is a prominent minister of Southeast Arkansas.
 Funeral Today. The funeral will be held this af- ternoon at 8 o'clock from the resi- dence. Rev. Ross Moore of the First Baptist church will conduct the ser vices. The pail bearers will be J. T Lloyd, w, H. Simpson, J. H. Shelby Evan Parnell, Willie Miller and Os- car Gatling.
 Mrs. McVay, the aged mother of Al 1 bert McVay, arrived yesterday after l noon from Monticello, accompanied by Ed McVay. The parent is almost prostrated from grief and her meet ing with her other sons last night al the McVay home was most pitiful Rev. McVay, the aged father of the de- ceased, arrived here from Fordyce d, l 10 this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-07
Split in the
 Penn. Delegation

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Denver, Colo, July 6.-It is charged tonight that Col. James Guffey se- cured the endorsemnt fron, forty-e;ght of the Pennsylvania deleg,:.. by pay ing their expenses to Denv-r auto- mobile rides and othac shows Of hos pitality. Twenty-six menb er: left the caucus this morning aud elected a chairman of their own an1 will bring sSNa-0--.
 in a mionrity report before morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-07
Clerk With Empty
 Pistol Prevents Loss

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 New York, July 6.-After being held up ten minutes at the point of an empty revolver James Shank and Frederick Kenny were arrested this afternoon at No. Maiden Lane, charged with the attempted robbery of $10,000 worth of diamonds While looking at the diamonds in Cooper and Farman's one picked up an en- velope containing $10,0O0 worth of stones and walked out. The clerk made the arrest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-07
mae Wood.PIatt
 Pleads Not Guilty

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 New York, July 6.-Still insisting that her legal welded name is Platt, Mae Wood today pleaded not guilty before Judge Foster in the court of General Sessions to perjury and for- sery. She has been in Ohio since the trial of her suit against Plais for breach of promise and was brought back by bondsmen. She made a new tond for $5,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-07

Dr. William Crutcher, popular To- cal physician and surgeon, will leave Wednesday, accompanied by his fam fly, for Chicago and Minnesota, where they will spend several weeks. Dr. Crutcher Will go to Rochester, Minn., where he will take post graduate course during the summer. His fam fly will remain On the lakes during the heated term.