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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15

suffered from female trouble every month, ever since was 16 had such dizzy spells and backAche that would have to go to bed and was weak could not get around for days at time Ever since began to take Capdui, the dizzy spells and other female troubles stepped, and now I am well and happy.
 MRS M E. ALLRED, Hartford, Wash.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
FEMALE CATARRH

I suffered for nine (s) years with female cataEr6, which caused many dimgreeable symptoms. At last decided to ab~aadOn other medicines and tzy Wine of Cardui. and have been impcovng ever since. Nov am alusst as strong and ask for no one to help me with my housewOrk
 CORDIE ABERNATHY, Gafney, s. o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
DIZZY. DULL HEADACHE

am 60 years old, and had female tRoahle pans low down in back dizzy, dull heAdsehe pspiatiOa of tho heart and was So weak could only sit ap ktss while at tine hsd one of our best physicians, bat Before had 1nishsd the Aast bottle 1elt mach i'm. proved and now that have taken 10 bottles am up. able to do my work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
MORNING gICKEEss

I cannot say enough in praisc of Cardui It is . hlen;ne to suffering wou,sa During pregnancy, I vOmited nearly all ate and ny Et were swollen, so I could not walk A week after Gking CaTdui, the swelling was nearly all gone, and though l have had 12 children the baby that came aftor taking Cardul vas the easiest birth and the fattet baby ever 9ad.
 MRS. ALICE GOTTEN, Wheeling, ". Va.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
7 ladies who have been cured
It will help you.
COULD NOT SLEEP

Yca Encw hew siek I was, when first wrote you for advice and yCu teld to taks CardHi had bad faint ing rnella ccud not eak vas weak and thin and had such awful pains all over. was 50 nervous, could not 20 to sleep at night til about four o'clock in the morning After taking il bottles of Wine of Cardui ssn nov weIl and stSng; eat.aaything sleep all night can do ell my hOusewOEk and fed better than in
 MRS. E. c. PETERSON, Hsshey. Neh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
WORKS LIKE A CHARM

it s the best medicine for female troubles. It works like charm. had suRered untold misery for 90 yeas with various female tFOabaes. took all kinds of medicines, bqE nO&hing did me e mnch good as Wine of Cssdai Now am SegHAar, suffer no pain and am
 MRS MATTE CHRISTOPHER, Atlanta, Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
SAVED HER LIFE

s.5 .ase greGt t na. n ssa Gs nov Cssdm cs with flooding spells and other female trcubes for ysazs and was weak could not walk alone across the Iocm I had not taken one bottle of Cardui before I was greatly improved and when had taken two bOttlss felt like new woman
 MRS. RUTH WILSON, Travelers Rest, 0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
A TOTAL W1RX

Cardm is certainly fhe best and nosE wonasrful M tonic there is to build up shatsed and for all % other female troubles have used it fOr mysen and daughters. Before taking A, vas total wreck, but altar began improved from the frst mA IknOw tAat it saved my life
 MRS EVELXNE McGREW, Xastin, Tex.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
ALMOST A sKK.KYoR

was very weak from female disordeS and was d. most skeleton. It tired me to walk just little Nov, I do all the sewing cooking waahing, irOning and general hOusewOrk for family of nine (Sl, and haven't been in bed a single day, for over two (2) yeaA [ Nink Cardui is the greatest remedy on earth
 MRS. LULA WALDEN, Granting s. 0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
ALI; RUN DOWN \

AbOut five years ago. vas all run down, having been afflicted with female tSuble for several years. The doctor said would ksre to have operation, but began to take Caraui, and before had taken half bottle felt like different woman. Whenever feel Over-worked or rundown few dOses of Cardui make ~ ~ MRS. A. BRYNER, Cameron, III.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
NUNrB apRrIs

snheVed with numb fainting spells ever since vas sixteen. would lie, sometimes all day. ls was dead, and cOald not talk or see. They spent hundreds of dollars on dOcsOzs, but nothing helped me At last about yeaEs ago. began to take Cardui, and since shen hsVe nevr had any more of those speIs took five bottles of Csrdui, and can trutfuliy sav at it cured me. -
 Aps nE rnrr,rOo.r
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
SO TRREGUT.AR

troubles but took three bottles of Casui and 1t has done me more good than any edcine ever took in my life. Now I am perfectly regular and on the way to healkh again.
 MRS. MARDFREE6AE,.P Paint IisE, Ky.>.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
FEaeATR pATNs

did not know that anything could stop female pains from which had suffered for two yeaTs until fried your wcnderful medcine, Wine of Cardui had other amaae tvoEAaes besides but cured in little while. CaFdui is blessing tO wCmankind. recon. mend it tO all my fEieDds.
 GERTRUDE GATFIN, ThnsezviIle, AEiss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
PAINS M SIDE

Before began to take Cardui, was 90 weak and nervous could hardly be up and could hardly bear the noise of my children had such pain in my side, it hurt me every breath. I also had a hacking cough, could not eat weA fell of great deal and lay SwAe at nights OF else had scary dreamA Inside of one week. after taking Cardui the pain had left my side and in three weeks felt like another person. Now I feel right we'll .e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
AcHED All. oYER

Two years ago. my health vas very bad suffered unasd maey and ached all every moath At times wshed for death to end my suffering. At last de- cided to try Wine of Cardni Twelve bottles of this wonderful medicine stopped my suffering and made my life worth living
 MRS. MATTE CAMPBELL, Ratchf, Texas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
NEARLY oRA1rPED TO DEATH

For nine ysass, I su9ered with severe female dis- orders, irregular, my back and side wcnld almost kin me and every month nearlx crGmped to death tried everything without relief and lOt all hops, till one day took Cardui, which toned me up, do my housework with an ease and enjoy good health
 SARAH J. HOSKINS, Cary, Ky.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
EAsYf.OoNFME1GENT

IcannOt find words b express my gratitude to Wine of Caraui for helping in my last confinement For mery suffered all day and night, but this last one vas fine big baby grl ahe vsghed Is lha at birth and was SiOk only 4S minWes. Msver felt better in my life HAAn do now.
 MRS IRA CRAY, Buad, III
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15

a resident: and another, stating that the chicken house of MT. Martin at the same place, had been robbed We'd nesday night, more than dozen prize chickens being extracted. The dogs were pressed into service, but their work on neither of the trails materi- alized. The scent in both instances was run some distance to the public road and there lost. Judge A. D Sayre, in the Equity Court. Thursday rendered a decree in which he dismissed the bill of com plaint, brought against Ben de Lemos by J. R. Graves. Graves, in his bill of complaint. asked for a sale of cer- tain property, which had been bought of him by de Lemos. ten blocks In the plat of the Montgomery Improvement Company.
 Deputy Sheriff Horace Hood, return ing, from Birmingham; reports that, ac- cording to the statement of the inter- nal revenue collector, no revenue licenses have been Issued by the Fed eral authorities for the sale of liquor in Montgomery County since Jan. l, 1909. There are ffty-nve. however. who hold licenses, taken out in July, 1908, and which do not expire until July, 1909. Most of these are liquor dealers who have moved, with the new year, to points where the sale of intoxicants is legalized. and the licenses have been transferred to them in their new. habitations.
 Today marks the end of the period of grace allotted to merchants, profess sional men and corporations. big and little. for the payment of their State and county licenses without the addi- ton of the penalty of 10 per cent. The payment, to date, in the office of Pro- bate Judge Gaston, have been about normal. considering the absence of the many applications for license to sell liquor. About 240 have been issued altogether for the transaction of busi- ness during 1909. This number has brought in revenues of about $18,000 to State and county, Of which about $3, 500 accrues to thS County of Mont gomery, and the remainder to the State.
 Poll tax payments are exceedingly light, even though Feb. Is the last day for payments. The lack of pay ment is due, in all probability, to the fact that the coming year is one with out political features, that nos elec- tions are in sight, and hence there is little incentive to the. citizen to come up with his poll tax
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
M COURT HOUSE

Non jury cases, involving civil suits for nominal sums, none amounting to as much as $l0O. occupy the weeks session of the City and Circuit Courts. Tn both courts, Thursdays session was unusually dull, few cases being heard, and those coming up being without interest.
 Sherin Hoods dogs were in much demand Thursday. getting some real. live experience in chasing chicken thieves and burglars about Chisholm. A call was sent from that suburb, an- nouncing that a burglar had attempted
 '---> the house of Ed Moore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15

MRS. DORA sTAUFFER, wEy, Na.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15

MRS. N. JOHNSON, Tampa, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
SUCH DIZZY SPELLS

MRS. A. BRYNER, Cameron, III.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15

about the tracks so he could have the work done himself. s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-07

local sewers Nos. and 9. These are
small sewers to be constructed in the
south end of the city and the work
will probably be completed this fall.
The assessment roll for district
sewer No. and locals Nos. 6, 6 and Z
were also passed by the board yester-
day afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-07
Fund for Building Growing
Steadily; Hold Meet
ing Tonight,
take UP NEW CONSTITUTION
Discussion of Bylaws Part of Even
ing's Program-Will Embody
Building Clause.

Seventyfive hundred dollars have
been subscribed toward the building
which the Gary Commercial club pro-
poses to erect and tonight at seven
thirty a meeting will be held In the
Gary hotel to take up important mat
ters regarding the building project.
President Norton of the club states
that the question of drawing up new
bylaws and a constitution will also
be discussed. The present rules gov
erning the association admit of no
building clause and in other respects
they have grown obsolete as the club
has grown to be quite metropolitan
organization.
The building proposition in its fin
ancial respects embraces several plans
including the issuing of notes, stocks
and bonds. 1t is intended to cost $25,
600 and the tentative site for its Ioca-
tion is said to be the lot on the east
side of Broadway, just south of Sixth
avenue and adjoining the Hodges and
Ridgely building.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-07
TAINTED MONEY
IS SPURNED
Alleged to Have Been Offer
ed as Bride.

Indianapolis, Ind. July Five TWEEN
~ dollar bills that the grand Jury of
this county four years ago believed had
been offered to member of the leSis-
lature to bride him to vote against the
anti-cigarette law probably will con
tinue without a claimant
o. A. Baker, an attorney. who was
indicted for having offered the bride,
and who went TO Europe to escape
trial. appeared in court yesterday and
the Indictment against him was quash-
ed. as the only prosecuting witness.
Ananias Baker, who charged O. A Bak-
er with the attempted bribery, died re-
Gently.
The prosecutor said to Baker:
L have the 500. and if you will give
me receipt I viii gladly turn it over
to you"
It's not my money" Baker re-
sponded. and I never had anything
to do with it."
Baker told the court he had been
connected with man employed by the
American Tobacco company. Baker
attorney suggested that the money be
given to the Home for the Aged but
the court ordered the prosecutor to re-
tain it,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-07
ARREST WALKING
ARNORY IN GARY
George Sabre Casts Refiec
ton Upon His Native
City-Dayton.

George Sabre claiming to be a native
Of Dayton, O., was arrested last even
ing by officer Nestorvich. Sabre was
taken from the blind baggage of the
$50 o'clock east bound Lake Shore
train which leaves Chicago an hour
earlier
When searched by the police the
Daytonian fully bore out the warlike
character of his name for on him was
found a forty four a billy, a bowie
knife and a slingshot. The police knew
his reasons for having all these weap-
ons but couldn't fathom his reasons
for carrying a sling shot. Sabre then
told them that all the natives of Day
ton carried these things since the
town became famous for it's airships
He said that in the Ohio city you were
just as liable to be attacked by aerial
robbers as you were from desperadoes
on terra firma. Hence the necessity of
having a handy catapult to defend
oneself.
After the police heard his wonder
full story they locked him up with the
advice that while one may be attacked
from below the earth and from the
skies above in wicked Dayton, there
was no need for good citizen to be
a walking armory in Gary.
Later a dispatch from Capt. Halpin
commanding the sixth police district
at South Chicago told them to be on
the lookout for an armed man who
stabbed another. Sabre may be the
man wanted.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-07
A. BOWEN CLAN EBRRvP
East Chicago Man Will Be
Crowned King of Bards
Saturday.
Especial to THE T1MEs.)

East Chicago, July THE Devil
SAINT Society. Welsh benevolent organ
ization of East Chicago viii have big
doings Saturday evening. July 10, in
Weilands Hall
The members will meet on this oc-
casion to do honor to Richard Bowen
of this city, who is to be crowned king
of the bards in the bardic chair which
he wen at a contest held May 20 at
the Eisteddfor given by Welsh organ
izations at Humboldt Park. With the
ceremony, Mr. Bowen becomes Clan
Ebbrvi," which viii be his bardic title
in the Welsh tongue.
The festivitied are planned on an
elaborate scale. There will be a ban
quet and fine program of toasts
speeches and music. and the browning
will be accomplished according to the
ancient Eisteddfod custom. The oc-
casion will be all the more note
worthy as Mr.. Bowen is the only Indi-
anian who took part in the recent Els
teddfod at which he received such sig
nal honors. lie was one Of ten bards
all the remainder of whom were from
Illinois and all Of whom were contest
ants for the honor which fell TO Mr.
Bowen.
The chair which was awarded tc
the East Chicago representative for
his excelling qualities. was presented
by Wilkin Williams and is a hand
some. handmade and hand carved
piece of furniture.
Mr. Bowen IS night puddIer boss al
the Interstate Steel Mil and lives in
North Olcott avenue
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-07
CORPORATION
GETS READY

Pittsburg, Pa, July 7.-Preparations
yesterday at the Greer plant at New
castle, and the South Sharon plant, two
of the United States Steel corporation
tin mills tied up by the strike of the
Amalgamated association against the
open shop" order since last Wednes-
day, indicated that an effort would be
made to start al least part Of the
rolls in the plans today.
The work of fitting the Greer and
South Sharon plants with tall stock
AIDES was completed last night.
The New York market reports for
the week ended Saturday show that the
sheet and tin plate production by the
steel corporation for the last three days
Of last week was about 20 per cent
below the output previous to the
strike
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-07
FUTURE WILL Be
WELL TAKEN CARE OF
City Believes Septic Tanks Best So
luton to Many Problems That
Confront Various Cities Of the Cal
umet Region-Cherlical Process
to Purify Drainage.

Plans are now being drawn by City
Engineer A. P Melton for the con-
struction Of district sewer No 8. which
has in view the erection by the city
of the proposed septic tank system,
for the disposal of the Gary sewage.
Now that the Gary water supply is
taken from Lake Michigan the Steel
City is also brought face to face with
the pure water question which has al
most discouraged the other cities of
the Calumet region.
TIL plan for the district sewer which
will connect the sewers of Gary with
the proposed septic tanks will be sub
mitted today to Attorney X X. Knapp
of the United States Steel corporation
by Engineer Melton and Trustee John
f. Sears Before taking any action in
the matter the city authorities thought
it best to submit their plans to the
largest taxpayers in the region, the
steel corporation.
Septic Tank n solution.
The septic thank system is regarded
by the people of Gary as the imme-
date solution of the sewage question
for the Calumet region. Each day as
the population of the district increases
and the waters of Lake Michigan be-
come more contaminated, the cities are
forced to the realization of its seri-
BUSINESS. Gary proposes to take some
actin at once, since procrastination
menaces the life and health Of the
community.
The septic tanks can be constructed
at a cost which will not be excessive,
and the plan has been found prac-
ticable 1t is now in extensive use in
many foreign countries and in cities of
great population. The method adopt
ed is to dissolve and clense the sewage
by chemical process, after which
scientists claims that the water is as
clean as a crystal. 1t can then be
turned into the river or lake without
fear of contamination.
Time Is Now Ripe.
There is no question that Gary will
have the tank system in use eventual
ly as the entire sewer construction in
Gary was designed with that purpose
in view. The engineer believes, how
ever, that now is the time to start
action in the matter. and the plans are
now being drawn. The construction of
district sewer NO. 3. which has now
been brought officially before the
board. will serve the purpose of con-
Meeting the big district sewers at
Thirteenth street with the tanks.
1t will be some time before this mat
ter can be acted upon by the board,
but the end of the sewage question in
Gary is now believed to be in sight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-07

be held in this city in October for the
purpose of organizing a law enforce
ment movement. The plan is to form
an organization that viii get after the
blind tigers in dry counties. The tenn
perance people believe this Is to be the
most important work they have on hand
at this time, with the possible exception
of the effort toward statewide prohi-
bition.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-07
ANT|--SALOON
WORKERS ARR:
LAY|NGLOW
League Finds All Possible
Counties in It's Grasp and
Hesitates Before Making
Attacks on Wet Strong
holds.
TIMES BUREAU
AT THE STATE CAPITAL.

! Indianapolis. Ind, June 7.--There is
such a lull in the affairs of the anti
| salon workers of the state just now
| that one would hardly imagine that
during the last few months there was
waged a ferocious warfare against the
| saloons of Indiana. Local option cleo
| lions have been held in all of the coun-
| ties of the state in which the Anti
| Saloon League felt sure that it could
win, and wherever an election is held
in the future the league will find a
big fight on its hands. 1t seems to be
the general belief that it will be long
time before any more elections are call
ed in the state.
Not long ago there was much talk
| of an election in Allen county but this
| talk died out when it was given out
that conditions in that county are not
ripe for an election. The saloon is 50
! deeply and firmly rooted in Allen coun-
ty that it is admitted that it would
be a most difficult matter to unroot it
and drive 1t out 1t is pointed out that
the people of Fort Wayne and of Al
len county are very well satisfied to
let the saloons stay provided they
make a showing of an effort to obey
the law. Fort Wayne dry would be a
wonder.
South Bend Is Safe.
So after the anti-saloon forces made
a thorough canvass of the situation in
Allen county and studied the senti-
ment of the people they decided that
the time for a campaign in that coun-
ty had not yet arrived, and the propo-
sition was dropped, to be taken up
again only after the temperance peo-
pie feel that they have a good chance
to win. When this will be no one Is
even venturing a prediction.
St. Joseph county presented almost
the same condition that prevailed in AL
len county. An effort was made to
stir up an election there, but it was
finally decided by the anti-saloor
forces that the time for a local option
election had not arrived and the thing
was dropped.
There are no elections in sight for
the present, but it is expected that ar
election will be held in DeKalb coun-
ty in September DeKalb is now dry
by remonstrance, but the anti-saloor
forces say they Will continue it dry by
an election.
Knox County Supports Saloons.
In Knox county. where there art
seventy-seven saloons, the temperance
people are having trouble to get ar
election called. They have presented
petitions and the county commission
ers have refused to call the election
The temperance forces have asked for {
mandate by the court to force the com
missioners to call the election, but
there will not be any decision on tn,
matter until probably August or Sep
TENDER. In the meantime the anti-sa-
loon people are hopeful that they vii
win and that the election will be called
Seventy-five of the seventy sa
looms are in Vincennes.
Most Of the time of the Anti Saloor
League now is being spent in an eff
fort to get as a large an attendance a
| possible at the convention. which vii
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-07
WANT ANOTHER DIRECT
ROAD TO TOLLESTON
Bids Will Be Received By Contrac-
tors Next Tuesday for the Con-
struction of Local Sewers Nos. 8
and 9-Work viii Be Completed
This Fall.

The meeting Of the town board yes
terday was characterized by resolutions
for many civic improvements which
are contemplated and which were de-
cided upon at this session. OF late.
law making on the part of the city
fathers has been entirely supplanted
by the discussion of the needed i'm
provements, which though not i'm
portant in themselves, cover a wide
scope in the aggregate.
The resolution was passed yesterday
for the improvement of the alley be-
tween Broadway and Washington
streets. The board has decided to take
a chance on the new street improve
ment law passed at the recent session
of the legislature, which calls for a
foundation which will carry four sur
faces and use sand for that purpose.
The Gary board regards sand as serv-
iceable as concrete and much cheaper.
There is a question, however, whether
or not sand could be used with four
surfaces.
Open Fifteenth Avenue.
Resolutions were also passed by the
board for the condemnation Of the ne
cessary land to extend Fifteenth ave
nue. through from Gary to Tolleston.
This will make the second through
street from Gary to the Clark road
which will mean direct access to Toll
lesion and Hammond for the residents
of the south end of Gary. Although
the board has the idea of this thor
oughfare in view in the condemnation
of this property, the street will not
be improved at the present time, nor
until the traffic demands it.
Bids will be received by contractors
next T11esdar for the nstr11ctinr Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-07

False teeth Of ivory, on a plate Of
the same material. and held in place
by gold wire, were in comparatively
common use as early as 1000 B. c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-07
When You're stuno.

The cheaper a fake article is sold
the cheaper the purchaser feels when
he realizes that he has been sold
Philadelphia Record.