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The Detroit times., 1909-01-19
YOU MANUFACTURE FAT /?

II IL were not for the fact that you
add - yOuT fEt. every day, you woula
soon gCt back 10 a decent hgure, Eaeh
dap n activities consume some OF your
excess. Hut Il IN "off with the old
on with the now" with YOU every
twCnty-fouT hours, 50 that tho TAT bal
RnVc remains unchanged
Now, people who take Marmola Pre-
'sc.iptlon Tablets really get thin. but
hgimlessly 80. and a hint as 10 the
reason IL given above. They eat ana
drink with undisturbed delight ~ for-
merly, and yet they lose. many or
them "A pound "A day. The reason 10
MarmolG ca 1905 tbs body 70 stop man
ufactuiing useless fat. hence the body
II - introduced into gets thinner "a
a matter OF course. Each days activ-
!t!es alone would account for the de-
lIghtful result.
Check up results from this point OF
view and you can readily UNDERSTAND
Why Marmola Prescription Tablets
on the contrary, help the stomach and
the appearance. They are natures
allies, not her competitors. This com
mends them 20 all, even the tlmid. as
safe, and since they reduce one as last
as 80 desirable, that is all that Is re-
Quired.
When you get tired trying other
methods Of getting thin test this one.
Marmola Prescription Tablets come In
large generously filled cases, and II
your druggist can not supply YOU.
which is unlikely, you can get one or
more cases by mail by sending the
price. 75 cents. direct 10 Marmola
Company Detroit Mich.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-19
OGG PREPARES BILL
To REGULATE
BROKERS
MEASURE PROPOSES TO PUT
THEM UNDER STATE sUPERvls-
ION TO PROTECT CUSTOMERS
-PENALTIEs FOR ATTRACTIONS

Representative Robert Y. Ogg has
prepared a bill to regulate the bust
ness OF stock brokers, which he Will
introduce In the state legislature this
week. The bill Is intended to protect
stock and bond purchasers and pre-
vent a recurrence OF such conditions
as were shown In the Cameron Curric
a. Co. failure.
To prevent "bucket-shop" proprie'
tors from using the measure as a
cloak for their operations. the bill first
defines the business OF stock broker
age. the buying and selling OF stocks
and bonds for customers. This will
require that the actual transactions
he made.
Ii is also provided that brokerage
Offices be placed under the supervision
OF the state bank examiner and that
quarterly reports be made. The exam
liner is to have authority TO enter the
brokerage Offices at any time to go
over the books ia discover whether
they and the reports are correct. Sc
we're penalties are provided for infrac-
lions Of the rules or for concealing the
facts with regard to the business from
the examiner at any time.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-19
CALLS R00SE WELT
"P|GMY" AND IS
REBUkED
REP. WlLLETT, OF NEW YORK,
RULED OUT OF ORDER WHEN
HE FINALLY DECLARES PRESl.
DENT DETAINED ScHLEY.

WASHINGTON. Jan. lS.-Character.
izing the president, among other
things AS beneficiary OF assassina'
ton Rep. VIM. Willett, Jr., OF the
fourteenth New York district. deliver
ed one OF the most piercing darts yet
thrust at Roosevelt today.
lie followed closely the title OF his
speech, the passing OF Roosevelt,
and his remarks dealt with the move
ments OF the chief executive since his
younger days in New York political
affairs
Mr.. Willett's speech was made dur
ing the time allowed for general de-
bate on the pension appropriation bill,
and referred also TO the Panama-Pu-
liter and secret service disputes.
Mr.. Willett said in part
ITO the American people, 1t must be
confessed, chief magistrate who has
himself no sense of humor. moving
like a horse tedder over the bayfield,
OF American activities and stirring ev-
cry blade of once-green grass. TO let
II fall drier than before; quarreling
one day with the practical politicians,
then with the part-your-hair-in-the mid
die reformers. then with the Social
lists, then with the great industrial
corporations; wrestling in agony OF
spirit with Noah Webster and our
glorious English tongue; taking a fall
out OF nature fakirs exhorting our
women to avoid race suicide-cannot
be an unmixed nuisance.
He boasts of Irish blood. but no
historic freshman would have treated
an ally as he treated Mr.. Hartman.
"rThiC nfOmN 1nCpnn1anf nf nntp h
tradespeople has established court
in the White House which would have
delighted the heart OF his admired
Alexander Hamilton.
Mr.. Chairman. | also mean TO avoid
dwelling on the Panama canal scan
DIAL The Scotch verdict not proven"
may III the charges of corruption in
the purchase of French rights for $40,
600, 200. The evidence has been sup
pressed The list of Deneficiaries has
not been made public. One thing is
confessed without shame, viz, that
VIM Nelson Cromwell. who contrib
uted $4,000 to the Taft campaign
fund. got the $4,000 and hundreds of
thousands more on claim for legal
services in connection with that sale
and purchase This Is strictly in ac.
cordance with precedent.
Without regard TO party, all ra-
tional men hope that his successor
may play with success his new role
and give the nation long rest from
pyrotechnics, puerile and pernicious!"
Mr. Willett was ruled out OF order
and forced TO take his seat upon
point OF order made by Representative
Gardner OF Massachusetts. when VIII
lett declared that the president had
DETAINED the character Of Admiral
Schley in connection with the battle u
Santiago. A vote was taken by the
house whether the speech should pro-
coed and Nh. Willett lost by a vote OF
1926 TO IS. Practically every Democrat
in the house voted with Mr. Willett.
The Republican strength favored the
shutting off Of the speech.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-19
MRS. WILKS GIVEN
CUSTODY OF CHILD

Judge Murphy awarded to Mrs.
Tillie Wilks the custody Of her three.
year-old son, Monday morning. after
her husband, Charles. had made Ger.
tain admissions on the stand. IL was
alleged that the husband took the son
with him when lie visited a certain
woman with whom he was friendly.
This he denied
DO you know woman named Car.
rie?" he WIS asked after being called
to the stand.
Il did know her, but | haven't seen
her lately
How long since you have seen
herr"
About six months, but didn't take
the boy with me"
You were married man then,
were you not?" inquired Judge Muir
ply, and WillIs admitted he was.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-19
BOARD OF COMMERCE
QUARTERLY, TUESDAY

The regular quarterly meeting of the
Detroit Board Of Commerce Will he
held in the Wayne hotel Tuesday even
ing Jan 10, at $50, a becfsteak sup
per being served.
Two speakers OF national repute in
their respective lines have been Sc
cured for this meeting The Hon.
Charles ~ Fowler, OF New Jersey,
chairman OF the house committee on
currency and banking, and author OF
the Fowler bill. which embodies his
ideas of needed currency REFORM s.
one OF the speakers. Albert Kelsey, OF
Philadelphia, the civic architect. will
give a talk on City Building" Rep.
resentative Fowler urges his audience
10 quiz" him regarding his subject.
and Mr. Kelsey's talk will be illus.
trated with beautiful lantern slides.
The affair Is strictly informal and the
replies received show that the capacity
Of the Wayne will be taxed.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-19
JOHN /. WOODBURY.,
BEAUTY DOCTOR, :"
KILLS SELF
HAD BEEN SUED FOR $4,000 FOR
ALLEGED ISLANDER - SHOOTS
HIMSELF WITH REVOLVER
WHILE IN BED.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-John Ii.
Woodbury.. former head of the John H.
Woodbury. dermatoiogical institute.
committed suicide today at the Sea
Cliff Inn at Sea Cliff. He shot him
self in the head with a revolver while
lying In bed. II was said at his office
that he had been In low spirits for
some time. but that he had not given
any intimation that he intended 10 end
his life.
Woodbury., the noted dermatologist
and beauty doctor" was arrested
Jan. Ia In his home, the Sea Gin Inn,
at Seagate. on warrant obtained from
Justice Maddox. in the Brooklyn coun-
~ court. by Stephen A. Emmons, a
Gravesend contractor.
Emmons brought suit against
Woodbury. for $4,000 damages. charg'
ing the dermatologist with having
slandered him In calling him publicly
liar. crook and thief"
The men have had strained rela-
lions for several months over business
matters. and three civil suits brought
by Emmons against Woodbury. are
now pending In Brooklyn courts.
Two men from the sheriff's Office,
accompanied by Emmons. waited for
Woodbury. on. Jan. IA, and when he
made his appearance at the Sea Gin
Inn, which he owns. arrested him.
They took him TO the county court
building. where he was at once releas-
ed upon a bail bond offered by VIM.
Hennessey. hotel man OF the Coney
Island section.
Woodbury. owns much real estate in
that territory, while Emmons does
much OF the contracting business
there. He did some work for Wood
bury. and he alleges the latter did not
pay him the price agreed upon. there
being something like $1,000 involved
In their dispute.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-19
|CURR|E RECEIVER
SUIT POSTPONED
NO DATE WILL BE SET FOR TRIAL
UNTIL AUDIT OF BOOKS
is COMPLETED.

Attorneys representing creditors Of
Cameron Currie a. Co. were in Judge
Mandeu's court Monday morning,
when II was expected that date
would be set for hearing the case Of
he receiver against Hayden, Stone &c
70. f. II. Macpherson. of the ac-
counting firm Of r. II. Macpherson &
70. which Is engaged in IN audit Of
he books of Cameron Currie K Co,
Vas questioned about his work. and
btated that the examination of the
books would require at least three
months. Consequently the naming OF
b date for the trial was postponed in
definitely pending the completion of
he audit. Mr. Macpherson stated
hat the accounts OF each of the 400
Intervening petitioners was being
raced from the date the account
opened until the failure in such a way
hat every detail would be made plain.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-19
Ask Your Druggist for Free peruna Almanac for 1000
COMMANDER Of
TEMPLARS DEAD

SPRINGFIELD, H., Jan. 1S--Judge
VIM. l.. Gross. grand commander OF
the grand conimandery OF the Knights
Templars. and tor many years an en-
.nont jurist, died at mis- home here to-.
day. aged 90 years. His death resulted
from a fall suffered a week ago. which
brought on paralysis. He leaves a
wife and TWO children. Funeral serv.
ices Will be held Wednesday afternoon
with grand commandery honors.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-19
OLD MAN DIES WHILE
FILLING HIS PIPE

While filling his pipe William Wag.
ner, 20 years old, was stricken with
apopleXy as he sat in chair in his
grocery store at No 1929 McDougall-
ave, Monday morning, and expired
Immediately. his body was found By
a neighbor woman who come in 10
make purchase. Surprising he was
asleep. she called to him. Getting no
response she stepped nearer and saw
that he was dead Coroner Burgess
will hold no inquest.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-19
SKULL SMASHED
BY STREET CAR

While on his way to the Ecorse
yards OF the Great Lakes Engineering
works. where he is employed, Homer
Sherman. aged %, OF No. 164 Thad-
deus-st. was seriously injured by q
street car near the River Rouge
bridge. early Monday morning, and Is
now In Solvay hospital with a frac-
tured skull. Sherman, as nearly as
can be learned. leaned over the railing
OF the car on which he was riding
and was struck by another going in
the same direction. His recovery Is
doubtful.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-19
A Horrible hoid-un

About ten years ago my brother
was held up In his work. health and
happiness by what was believed TO be
hopeless Consumption" writes w. r.
lipscomb. Of Washington. N. c. He
took all kinds OF remedies and treat,
ment from several doctors, but found
no help I'LL he used Dr. Kings New
Discovery and was wholly cured oy
six bottles. He is n well man today"
lis quick to relieve and the sures.
cure for weak or sore lungs. Hem.
orrhages. Coughs and Colds. Bron.
chitis, La Grippe, Asthma and all
Bronchial affections. Guaranteed by
f. G. Kinsel, Central Drug Co, Gray
G. Worcester
The Detroit times., 1909-01-19
Doctors Complete Exams"

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1S.-Eighty
young doctors last Saturday completed
preliminary examinations here for DO
sitions in the medical relief corps. The
results will he announced within the
next few days. The successful con-
testants will be appointed first lieu
tenants In the medical relief CORDS
and ordered TO the army medical
school for one years instruction.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-19
Fire Destroys COLLEGE.

MOBILE, Ala, Jan. 1S.--The south's
Oldest institution OF learning. Spring
Hill college, was destroyed by Are
early this morning Fortunately the
flames were detected before the exits
were cut on and the sleeping inmates
we're aroused and all plotted 10 safety.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-19
Settle Hotel Bill,

The cases against William Flockart
and r. b. Moody. the promoters re-
eertly arrested on charge Of defraud-
ing the Pontchartrain hotel. were dis
missed by Justice Stein. Monday morn
ing, on the payment OF 50 costs by
each The pair have settled with the
The Detroit times., 1909-01-19
One of Wisconsin's Mothers
Who Always Keeps
Pe-ru-na in the
House.

81 am now able to do my house
work again, and have q good appe-
tite. have used thirteen bottles
of Peruna and one OF Manalin.
My husband and children are also
In good health. We always keep
Peruna in the house. 1 thank
you a thousand times for your
advice."-Mrs. Aivina Plamann,
1914 Walnut ST., Milwaukee,,
Wisconsin.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-19
Advantageous Installment Loans

MORTGAGES taken by The
monthly nsamens That
month together with
paid
also he repaid the
vantage to the
feeling II to anywhere
paying the interest semannuay principal
The INTEREST
year as the loans reduced by the made
Those having their other centrally located
productive real Will
OF our circulars fully Illustrating
the circular II that lore
UNDER THIS SYSTEM will that only is the
borrower able possible
taken by the bank month the
nens made This by both borrower and
deposltors The month
This fact Detroit United
Bank has Obliged
Send for booklet BANKING BY MAIL.
Address United zoe
void st., Detroit Mich.
FRANK q. LELAND, President
The Detroit times., 1909-01-19

When you go shopping don't simply
say "A pound OF tea" because you can
secure better tea, more delicious tea,
IL you only ask for "Salada."
The Washington times., 1909-04-30

White Lingerie Waists and BlouSeS; exquisite styles,
trimmed wide batiste embroidery panels
cluny insertions,
tucked and lace and embroidery trimmed Handsome dotted
Waists
fu null waists or bopses with yoke of large lace medallion
crate models with entire fronts Of fet bandng embroidery
tons and trimmed with and panel dery
other beautiful richly
crochet and combined with embroidery Sleeves are
handsomely trimmed TO match All QA(
Values worth 81 and $3.50 Special ~
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MARCH 19, 1909.
THE FUTURE OF MAN,

Is The old theologians were gloomy In
the contemplation of the future of
mankind. They could not see much
in the days ahead except unhappiness
and pain. Whether the trouble lay
in reading the mournful, if magnffi-
Gently beautiful, words of Job or
whether in the times there was a
poison Of hopelessness, none of us
may more than guess. Enough that
we feel the forlorn writer's mostly
to have been wrong.
The scientific people have been do
ing great amount of studying of the
face of the globe of recent years, ex-
perimenting, turning over ancient
dust heaps and cleaning up cave de-
bris. They have made bold of late
to venture a few tentative scalcuIa-
tons among which the following are
the most striking:
The total age of the world is some
where in the neighborhood of 72,OOO,-
900 years, few million either way, of
course, being no matter over which
any specialized professors would come
to blows. ;}Ss
Man as a creature which can be
recognized as such by his bones, has
existed between 100000 and 100000
years. There is plenty OF room for
dispute in this assertion and MANY
take advantage of it.. -, -
= 1t Is declared that man did not be.
gin to come to knowledge Of his
strength and his predominance over
the beasts Of the field until 10000
years go.
The. age of written language is
about 5000 years. ID ~, - -. -. r.
The human race began to accom-
plish things for itself which may. be
counted of value about 1000 years
4 back. .
The best it has done is within the
last 200 years.
SO man is but an infant in, his life's
history His great work, his achieve
ments his glory and his grandeur are
ahead OF him. The golden age Is not
buried 4Eisaa IN some distant past, but is a
! heritage into which he has not yet
come. 81 Z, 1879. [..S4 =.
sS5 hese views Of the scientific world
hardly agree with those who find all
that is good, all, that is attractive to
them, in the records Of the Greeks and
the Romans. There is warfare bet,
SWeen the two schools Of thought For
YOU It IS permitted to take up with
4 either party, or accept them both ais
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.PRoPosALs WAlarH,,nl,.... J. ].

IVY Sealed proposals will he received %by;
the board OF County Com milestone If
NJ, April Z, 1908, for the furnishine of
medicines. med ical and surgical attend
anee TO. the county poor and prisoners
IN the folloWing districts for one year
desperate bids for each district
sESs 1st$ District TOWNSHIP 1877 and Il re;
ranges so, 81 and 81 rSs MS
~ End Distrtct Townships 4 St and 66,
ranges $40, / AMI IS Is.
81 3rd District township &153 and ii sd.
range Si,a a Y toFvnsh hips q I53 and l54,
til District Townships Il 53, / "a and
Sl55, ranges 60 and 81, and toWnsiiipsSl So
and l54 range SIS. n s
Bids for fourth district to include All
county patients In the hospit at Devils
Lake regardless Of what district they
5th Distric Townships is s, 4 Is ana
lb8, ranges S63 and
6th2 Dtstrfct Townships 155 and "a
range t65 and townships 1874, I55 and
al bids must be sealed. plainly n arked
for Fnrnisiing Medicinas' and
Medical Attendance TO Poor ii, sDIstrict
vs. and dressed 70 the under
ssIi ssssryes az rlsht reject
i, order IS of s2 The Board 81 County
Emil 3 III, .ountys Auditor.
day of larcf. al
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d s kraed al has been the
efHcien mac chine operator on the Jour
nal Is This city forsa year past, left
Saturday afternoon for Galena, MS,
MI, Harkrade has been d most efHcisi
ent employe for a long time and IL a
very able mechanic, accommod dating,
and a thorough ntleman
81 Calicos 4 1ess q yard 81
Strengthening Sale Of. h lis stotta'1
Monday. 4: $. 3s
r. s. G. Olson ofs.Minot was here this
week for several days. He Is the
agent of the Canadian Pacihc Land
company at3that place and was here
looking for a location for pening an
office here. He vii Il have an Office
in the building occupied by S: :583P b. !
Flummerfelt's 5dra office On Kelly
avenue. n
*s Hans W'estergafd returned last week
from a visit to Chicago and Mime
:apolis, where he had been attending
the cement workers convention ii both
cities. While Minneapolis Mr.
Westerga contra ID d for: new
mould which will enable him is make
cement :vaces So inches high. This
will be valuable addit ion to his
I'd forv;1u1, an III al ia Ont fl}sss
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occasionSand mood direct. This is the
inestimable privilege of the open and
tolerant mind. 4, '-s',r +; r.
SHORT FOCAL

J. H. Bloom made business trip to
Fargo Tuesday.
Rev. W. D. Rees was in from Fort
Totten Monday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Repp Sunday. - ,.r, s.5% :
DR.. Widmeyer of Rolla was a Devils
!! Lake visitor Monday. ~
G. W.. Price of Rock Lake was
business caller this week.
A. o. Sather of Starkweather was an
arrival in the city Monday. w..
Walter Garske of Garske was a,
Devils Lake shopper Monday.
See oeson & Mcdaniel for Canadian
Lands, 3o3 Kelly Avenue.
Frank Palmer Of Fort Totten. was
caller in the city this week.
Miss Addie Porter of Jamestown was
the guest of friends Tuesday.
All the newest styles in womens
shoes are on display at the New York
Cash Store.
Attractive hats for spring wear will
be seen at Mrs. Binzer's spring MILL
merry opening March 25th and 26th.
Ed .Pixley of Churchs Ferry was
caller in the city one day this week.
Editor Lang of the Neville Journal
was caller in Devils Lake this week.
= P. P. Jennings of Casselton was a.
Devils Lake caller one day this week,
l. A. A. Arsby of Garske was among
the. many Devils Lake callers this
week. =
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Resler of
Starkweather were IN the city Mon
day.
- Col. Whitehead of the Wiliston
State was among the callers this
week. = r -
: N. W. Hawkinson of Hansboro was
among the many visitors in the city
this week. 49,.
The most handsome patterns in hats
shown in the city will be on exhibition
at Mrs Binzer's millinery !. opening
Thursday and Friday, March 25th and
2eth. Next to the Sevilla Hotel. e
Do you sleep well? If you look
through our line of mems night shirts
and pajama's You won't rest until you
have purchased your spring gown.
Yours, Holbrook Merchantile, Co, II. s
- Geo. q. Webster of the Webster the;
atrical exchange was in the city Sun.
day and visited with :Messrs. Cowley
and Nimmo Of the Colonial. The new
house managers are booking acts with
Webster and he is sending them a fine
line Of acts. They are securing their
films from VanD uzeeF Of Minneapolis.
N. K. Hanson of White Earth was
here Monday looking after business
interests So Il ~, .Sz- s:z mT..a u.
g. Frank Harris, of Bismarck, was here
Tuesday looking after business mat
ters =. 81 4 Il ..ESsst. 4 e. M II
Mrs Binzer's millinery parlors near
the seyilias hotel are. crowded with
exclusive patterns in Easter hats.
Don't forget the opening on Thursday
and d q Friday March 25th and 26th. .35s
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+ PRoPosALs WANTED. !:

q Sealed proposals viii be received Shy
Ramsey County. n. D., up up to IL O'clock
M, April z 9O9, for the furnishing OF
legal blanks for County officers during
a the enSuisg ss the same &c
a1ogue and price list for N. D. legal
blanks Tor 900, will be taken as basis.
and each bidder will specify the dis
OF twelve, fifty, one hundred and FIVE
hundred; for which he Will furnish said
blanks laid down in the Court house.
ss The Board reserves: the right To- reject
any and all bids. 80 ~; - Il 81 Il
w By. order Of the Board Of County
Commissioners ss&. tgfs5t ss{ IS .:35.S
Z. Z -g.ss Emil s. Eich, County Auditor. 3
Dated at Devils. Lake, N; d., this 18th
day of March, / COS. re ~, { s5i$ gs
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3PRoPosAIsE 5WANTrED,Ijt.7

B. Sealed PROPOSALS will be received BY
the board OF County Com n1issioners OF
Ramsey County. N: D.. up to q CLOCK
M, April &, I90 %, for the furnishing Of
Office tionery for the County Officers
for the ensuing year. ~ Phi A. &C. McGlurg
& Co, Catalogue for 1908 and 1909, will
be taken: as a basis and each SbiddersWil1
contained therein for 4wh itch he will fur
nish said stationery laid & down in the
Court House. 49, an
!. Each B, bid must be sealed, plainly
dressed to- the Undersigned. 3sE4sa sj33s
81 The Board reserves the right to rejeet.
BY order Of the Board Of County
Commissioners &c.. it,3} y: III a II
Emil S. Eich. County Auditor. &
- Dated at Devils Lake, N. D., this 18th
day@ofz March, II 09; p .<
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4 paOPosAI,s sW ~ =, q

~ oedIeny.pr0posais.gW 1EyEbeM recelNed;s.by.
the board Of Goant " Com missioners OF
Ramsey, County, n. =. III p} to az 81 clock
enxel opes and u letter heads, ri 81 ne
county officers: for the ensuing yea, as
pei list and ecihcations on fl es IN The
office of the county Aud tor and III such
quanti ties54as may be ord Tered laid down
In the court house. - -:
d The board res erYes the right reject
any and all bid s$ 4;SS5 "a ~
"a BY order of 81 the T. GARD OF n County
COrImi ssione .35 t
y s$ $sG Emil S. Eich, County Auditor
: Dated at Devils Lake, NE. this 4 9Th
day Of March, 9O9s.$ a5