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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
"DRYS" WIN IN
OPTION CASE

LANSING, Mich March 13.-The
supreme court has LANDED down
petition affirming the decision Of tho
circuit court OF Washtenaw county in
refusing o reopen the question ofsthe
validity OF local option petitions. A
similar opinion was handed down
few days ago relating TO lonia county.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
The Distinction.

school Teacher johnny. what is a
patriot
Johnny man that tries o. beue.
III his country
SCHOOL Tcachcr- Md what Is poll
-tician?
JOHNNY man that tries io have
his country benefit im-Judgr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
LIST OF CONTESTANTS AND STANDING
DISTRICT SIX-Continued.

Mrs Chas Reed $50 BeaubIen......... 5000
Miss Matilda Brown Library Pack hotel. 1000
Miss Sadie Freedman. 500 Montcaim E.. 1850
Miss Dora Eckhardt 100 Adelaide 49,. 2.0O3
Miss Marv Mattison - Ersklne $500. 1900
Miss Gertrude Cumming los John r. 500
Miss Eunice Perkins. 112 Winder. 400
Miss Marie singer S0i Hastings. 49,. SEQ
race ',,.... .'''..''...... 200
Miss Marian Armstrong. SIS John r.. 100
Miss AdcItne Meter chi Brush ............ 100
Miss Emma Parker IS Alfred ........... 80
Miss Liliian Downer, SIS Boauhien ....... 50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
CLEVELAND'S FRIEND TO
TALK TO ADCRAFTERS

Detroit is to be nonored. Tuesday
by visit from a mar who has gain
ed an international reputation as au
'author. Jesse Lynch Williams. whose
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
Statesmen Are ~.

WASHINGTON. March 30 Senator
Bacon. of Georgia. and ex-Rep. John
Wesley Gaines. OF Tennessee. are
hghting of attacks Of pneumonia. due
to colds contracted on inauguration
day. Bacon is improved tolay.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
Janan Reducts Ennctse-.

TOXIC March lG.-The budget for
i909.l0 was passed today by The house
of Representatives. " efecisfa saving
Of Sis 100000 in Xienditures by post
pOning work
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
Fx.president Visits New york.

NEW YORK Mach l3.-Ex Presl-
dent Roosevelt lefr oyster Bay and
came to this city TO attend an informal
breakfast nc the home OF Robert j.
Collier
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
SPECIAL Schedule Jor Third pcrios

Between Monday.
Tor subscription
the period
wh'c would rs schedule
BE- ot tle
all sabseipaons flpm months
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
sunnressed pivoroe suits.

Suppressed suits Tor divorce were
filed SATURDAY by Nalma Elizabeth vs.
Charles Pemheton, and Ada l.. vs.
Frank 4 Howard
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Tn Socie ty


Olive Branch hive 555, l.. O. T. NJ.
NJ will give dancing party, Magch
20. in Gerow's hall, 30 Grand River
ave
D. G Crotty patriotic instructor OF
Fairbanks Post, G. A. r., talked on
The everyday life of the soldiers
during the civil war, in the Sill and
Amos schools. during the past week,
The Hebrew Free Loan association
will celebrate It's fifteenth annlver-
say Sunday evening March IA, in
DuHiclds hall Prominent speakers
viii deliver addresses and a musical
program VIII follow The aftair is
free 10 members. who are urged TO
attend and 10 bring friend
ARRANGEMENTS are now complete for
the FIRST annual reception and dane
ing party given hy Finzel's band and
orchestra In Strasburg academy.
"Wednesday evening. March "a. The
form Of programs viii be- different
from those used heretofore. Two
PROGRAMS viii be used. each contain
ina half OF the dances one will be
given 10 The guests as they enter the
hall and the other will he distributed
after supper. giving all an opportunity
% engage dances with peOplc they
have met during the first nalf OF the
evening after The first program Is
used Tho program of music played
at the - hop i'm Ann ArbOr Will be
followed ont ON this occasion.
-
The annual carnival of the Russell
Sofool of Dancing was given in the
Odd Fellows Temple Friday and Sat
urday. and was an unusually elaborate
AFFAIR stones orchestra furnished the
music and many OF the dancers APP
pearcd In GEORGE and Martha Wash.
incton and Scottish costumes Con.
fetti was used proiuscly
H. p. Baldwin and r. Z. briggs have
returned .r1m cruise OF the Medi-
,srranaau They yisilcl Algicys. Gil
ultar Genoa, Naples nj other citics.
II. 3. Lcdyard. sir and Mrs. w. J..
Gray. Henry Russ8l aud Miss Helen
} Russt, have returned from q "Trip To-
Augusta. Ga
Mr. and Mrs Charles Stinchheld and
Miss Marion StinchfciQ are IN Pasa-
dena Cal. and will remain there until
+ tine FIRST OF -May
SIR aud Mrs Hamilton Marcellus
G0odIiCh of Baltimore. Md. Announce
! thc engagement OF their daughter
/ Miss Marcelln hamilton and Herbert
/ Baker Flowers. son of MIR and Mrs
Z Charles Flowers. No - Ferry-aye
Detroit
Mrs w - Wilson or NJ. Clemens.
/ gave q box party in Tie Temple thea
ter, Friday afternoon for - friends
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
DISTRICT THREE.

Comprising all territory bOuDde> on che en~t
bv Junction-nvc. the north by NichiGH -
I've, on the nv the city limits, ond on the
.ourh nv the Detroit river.
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DISTRICT ONE.

Comprising MI territory bounded "n the cn GU
nv WoOdw ard-ave., the north by tue 80
limits. en- the west by the city limits La s", ~,
blvd Rnd sixtceBtb-st.. RnS the south w
Wur
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| PROVE 1T FREE

Ifvou write m. isIay will send YOU promptly
.uin. .cut Dr.. Whitney Nerve and icsh Builder
. prove that % WI give you superb Inquire With
1esltiiul arms. SHAGGY neck and shoulders, tul
-1uni bust ani well developed limbs: no, Tor The
Iuc being bat permanently.
There Will MT o. penny 81 charge for this
my experience proves that can vcil sfofd 10 take
I'D fi" RISK in proving WAAttlis Treatment WI g.,
Tins IS purely - .ctatic compound AND cannot
n.etiHly go YOU anv harm bat is always % great
ufueIt 81 the general lcaifh.
u vii pps'tiye'y enlarge he bust from 10 2
l hos ans Give q leal ht flt OBJ fhr complexion
Don't delay. write today 90 TBr g. l.
JONES 80 b54<C FrieDd BidR 'EImird.
y y he,1use % tiIs generous uuri
drawn
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SpiritGd Battle For Grand Prizes
Leading Contestants Intent Upon
Securing Most Valuable
Prizes Offered.

Fight Directed Toward Winning
OF Touring Automobile Offered
as First Grand prize-Third
Period Closes Monday.
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DISTRICT SEVEN.

ComprisinV all territory bounded the west
nv Woodwurd-nVe. - the worth bv Grntiot ana
Nncl, -a,cs. ON the east by East Grand blvd,
aud the south by the Detroit river.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
DISTRICT VINE.

Comnrisire al t~rrifor, bcupdrd the west
nv Chcne-~t. en- thn WORTH ~ the rity limits, on
the ~n~, y, t'ir rit, tiutIts. aud the south by
Grntiot Nnek anI Natis-nses.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
DISTRICT FOUR.

Comprising al! :csritor, bounced on the east
nv Mondward-nyr. the n0rth by Michigan
I'VE. on the west hy junction -, ana the
south H. the urtrui' river.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
DISTRICT TWO.

ComprI>Ing all territory bopndcd ON the enst
nv sIxtceuth-st. On the north nv the city limits.
on the west by the city Iiinit-. aud ON the south
ny Nichigan-ave.
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Would hue more HF'l MIKE You HoTc 81 ~
80 3tfraCttycf
Would il or % pounds more make YOU b,tteT
I'd. SIZED with N.-ar yersonal appearance
Would your WIS look better ass please you
tr.l other. more % yHu were LIKE sin.Irff
ID so. do YOU believe a0,0re can give YOU the
u latft mar flesh tAat you dtsiglh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
DISTRICT FIVE.

Corupri+iuE all t'rrftory bounCe- the .nst
by M0udN ard ave. the north las warren
ne. 80 ~. ,,r~t g., Sittrrnth-~t. aud on tie
south ~ Ii.hiGau-uSc.
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DISTRICT EIGHT.

Comprising NIL territprv sounded the west
nv East Grnnd-bIvi.. on the north Nv Mnck-nve
and the city limits. the east ny the city limits
mud the south nv the Detroit river,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
NAVAL BATTLE IN
SOUTH AMERICA
NIcARAcuAN GuNBOAT is DIS
AsLEO BY SALVADOR YES
SElS-DETAiLS MEAOER.

MEXICO CITY. March l3,-The
cable between Mexico and Nicaragua
IS believed 90 have been cut with
restoration OF communication 'ull de
tails are expected Of the battle now
known To have been fought between
the Salyadorean guu3oat Presidente
and four Nicaraguan eunLoats incldd.
ing the Momotombo, which is officer
ed ana manned by Americans Ac-
cordins 20 fraganentary ep0rts 50
far received the SalN adoreaD craft dis.
ahled the heavier McmutOmbo by a
lucky shot early in the engagement and
steamed away unframed The Mica.
raeuan gunboat is said to have made
hurried repairs and sailed in pursui.
With her three consOlts.
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Cofrpri~fnr ~ TERRITORY bunpdrd enc west
hv ~ nu1,f Trd-Ht thr north ~ the cits
limits .r t'r rr.t he ere rit, iluiits aud Chcnr.
sf .-ft tf, ff. .As,ff- t.s tN 0rreft- "a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15

WASHINGTON. Narch 13.-lt is
evident that the state department is
worried AZ the conditions In Nicaragua
and that they will develop INTO some
thing serious Is expected al any time
Under the conventions sisued at the
Central American peace conference
here in 1907. the neutrality of Hon
dutas is guaranteed and eacn republic
Dis pledged not 10 interfere with the
government and the solidarity oil tho
others These conferences were
brought about by The United States
and Mexico. whose geographical proX
unity and political interests compel
them 10 be virtually interested IN tie
peace OF Central America
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15

80 oufcft management Will siye especil
successful competitive tlfort "a each dts
Ih~ tiiue OF the third pcriOI. hrglnnlng
o. snl.t idci intU Three minor period a..
s- 10y March $40 and Will close 40 q. rlpc ,,
The secOni rod nor period VIII beLin sion
lose al O'Clock Wednesday evening
,"rlod VII ies'n ThGrsfuJ looming. Ma CA
1uudy escninE. March 10Th The special
lose Or enru lnln0r psrfrt 20 f4e cont - -
rported the Grsa est Noiu ge 80 b.siress Tor
anttor ptfloi. Ten aWnrH Wtlt be made
period or" award 10 each district
'." coutssfdufN thF opportunity ~ huildiuS
% WI the TiA .nific. mt prizes ~ the finish.
q viii subsCI .ptfOns nave as eat a vOt-
The special 81 -" offer.
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DISTRICT SIX.

Comprising all terrftnrN hourdrd the west
by Woodward ave. On she north ~ Narrru-nVc..
IN the east bs hrnc-st- and the south b.
t.raffot.iVs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15

Mrs. w - Wilson. or At Clemens.
gave q box party in ne Temple thea
ter, Friday afternoon for - friends
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15

SIR and Mrs. Hamilton Marcelus
GoodriCh of Baltimore. Md. announce
thc enlargement OF their daughter
Miss Marcelln hamilton and Herbert
Baker Flowers. son Of MIR and Mrs
Charles Flowers. No - Ferry-aye..
Detroit
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
DISCOVERS BURGLARS
IN HER APARTMENTS
Woman Surprises Thieves at
Work Ransacking Trunk

Mrs. A. Barrett, 1870 McAlIister
street, on returning to her apartments
Thursday afternoon, saw two young
men breaking open trunk When
they saw her they ran through the
door, leaving their hats, and disap-
peared. They had pried open two
trunks and scattered the contents over
the floor, but nothing was missing.
Mrs. Barrett gave an accurate descrip-
ton of the thieves to the police
Mrs. George s. Mackinnon's residence
at 1908 Waller street was entered by
burglars Thursday night and jewelry
valued at $136 stolen.
Mrs. II. Jennings, 1884 California
street, was relieved of valuable gold
watch and diamond chain which she
purchased in London, Eng, but she
was unable TO say just where the theft
occurred.
Armand Cohen, who sleeps in the
rear of store at Union square and
Grant avenue, thought he heard bur
glars early yesterday morning In the
Juvenile clothing store adjoining and
notified Policemen Teutenberg and
Curtis. While the policemen were
searching the premises Cohen thought
he heard scuffie near the skyIight
and fired shot through the glass.
but no one was injured. There were
no burglars.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
JUROR IMPATIENTLY
QUESTIONS LAWYER
Arthur Doggett Is Convicted of
ENLIGHTENMENT

Arthur Doggett, stock broker, was
convicted of the embezzlement of $3.50
from John Clifford by jury in Judge
DUNES court yesterday. A colloquy
of an unusual nature took place be-
tween a juror and Attorney William
Barnes while the latter was address
ing the jury in behalf of Doggett
Barnes argued that if there was any
evidence of embezzlement it was the
embezzlement of stock in the Red
Hill mining company, and not of the
$3.50, which Clifford gave Doggett to
buy the stock with.
Mr.. Barnes, do you ask US to &C
quit the defendant because he en-
beZzled the stock and not the money!
asked Juror Shaddock.
Barnes answered that the embezzle-
ment must be proved as charged In
the indictment. After further re-
marks, Juror Duchin took a hand
'Oh let 1t go, we win attend to il
inside said Duchin to Shaddock
The jury returned a verdict of guilty
after being out 10 minutes. The case
for the prosecution was that Doggett
bought the stock with money given
him by Clifford, afterward made sew
eral inconsistent excuses for not de-
livering the stock and finally ran away
Doggett testified that he gave the
shares to the California safe deposit
and trust company in August, 1907, for
safekeeping, and that J. Dalzell Brown
refused to return 1t because he owed
the bank money.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
In the Sacramento Valley
TURLOCK HAS
FINE BUILDINGS
Many New Structures Being
Erected in the Thriving
San Joaquin City

TURbOCK. july =. 1s09.-The con-
tract for the Commercial bank OF Tnr-
lock hnnding was LET this week to
Wakefield & Peterson for s44.777, not
Including the fixtures. This structure
viii he one Of the finest in the San
Joaquin valley. The lobby viii be
fitted up in Csrrsra marble, Mexican
onyx panels in the wainscotinK and
seagiois TO match in the pillars and
other fittings
The building Will be 1ITxtO0 feet and
viii be located at the corner of Main
mo Center streets II S Crane is
president and Frank Hosmer cashier
81 this institution. which.is one OF the
strongest banks in central California.
The Idaho building is rapidly near
ing completion. II viii be a sub
stantisl structure, 50xS0 feet and viii
contain a restaurant fitted IN a first
class manner. moving picture theater,
capable Of seating 400 persons and Of
Gees on the second floor.
The Broadway building in Broadway
is two story brick structure being
erected by J. :. Wahlberg. a present
new conner from the southern part
- the state This building is north
Of and adjoining the Peoples state
bank. This bank is also erecting a
building adjoining their handsome
structure on the west II Will be
zoxI00 feet. with q pressed brick front.
Tho Turlock hotel is building a
structure loOxl17 feet OF two stories
90 handsome architectural designs. and
one or the finest buildings in Tur-
lock. ITS cost viii be s25. 0O0
brick garage z0xs0 feet is being
biOit BY II. s. Crane for Thornburg
4 Rcbosson. who have installed up TO
date machinery, and IL is the inten-
lion OF these gentlemen to conduct
one OF the best garages in. the San
Joaquin valley
There has been half million dol
lars spent in buildings in Turlock
during the last year
The Farmers educational and CO.
operative union is very strong here.
and il has under consideration the
building Of packing plants in Tur-
lock and places in the San Joaquin
valley. A mass meeting Of the grow
ers Of the Turlock irrigation district
has been called for Wednesday. July :.
10 discuss the green fruits, table and
wine grapes. dried fruits and melon
situation. The aim is 10 promote bet
ter prices for the products of the dis
trict and not overload the markets,
urge the growers 10 put their goods UP
IN the best possible manner and make
such a pack as the farmers union can
absolutely guarantee as being of the
best quality.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
Personal Brevities

"a. :. Gardiner OF Los Angeles Is at
The SAVOY.
B. F.~shepherd Of Fresno is at the
st. Francis.
D. ". Rydmen of Canton is staying
~ the Manx
J.. c. Hemmlng and wife of Chicago
are 81 the Argonaut.
Nathan Gale Jr.. OF yisalia is staying
al the Union Square.
George r. Elliott and wife Of Stock
ton are at the ManX.
g Sprineau Of San Antonio is regis
tered at the Fairmont-
A Lowe mining man of Nevada
is re gistered at the Stewart.
H. W. Vermillion Of Los Angeles is
registered at the St Francis.
a G Allen, q rancher Of Medford
Or is staying at the Stewart.
Paul liner. a cattle man of Taylor,
X. D.. Is registered at the Manx.
r. A. Miller. a hotel man OF River
side, rs a guest at the Fairmont.
r 3. Noodle, a mining operator OF
Denver is a guest at the Stewart.
Martin Becker and George H King
Of Washington. ID. G, are at the Fair
mont
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs NJ
- coraas and Miss Marie Gorgas have
apartments at the Fairmont.
Donald Macdonald. a lumber man OF
Albion, is staying at the St Francis
J. A YeringtOn of Carson is guest al
The st. francis.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
EXPECTED TO MAKE
$4,000 CLEAN UP
Mcintyre Planning for Big Irri-
CATION SwindIe When Ar
rested by the Police
Especial Dispatch 10 The Gill

SACRAMENTO. July 2.-The capture
of N. NJ. Mcintyre. promoter of myth
cal mining and other schemes in Chi
caEo, came just in time to prevent his
victimizing eastern capitalists by an ir-
rigation swindle, according TO his own
statements made TO County Detective
Lamphrey. who arrived here with Nc
Intyre last night.
In two months time, Mcintyre told
Lamphrey, he would have cleared UP
something like $4,000. The PROPOSE
ton which Mcintyre intended spring
ing in the windy city was to cover
thousands OF acres of desert land with
water, thereby making the land ex-
tremely valuable.
1t would have been so represented TO
investors, at least, and with the profits
Mcintyre said he intended to settle
with his present accusers, the Sylves-
ter mining company. He had gone to
one Of the officials of the company in
Chicago with the promise TO square his
wrong if given six weeks time, when
he was captured.
Mcintyre will say nothing about the
charges now brought against him.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
TeIegraphic Brevities

SIGNS CENSUS BILL-wasbington, July q
President Taft today signed the bill providing
for the taking OF the thirteenth decennial census
NEW CENT PIEcE-washington, July 2-The
new ! cent piece bearing the head Of Presf-
dent Lincoln win be issued from the mint at
Philadelphia beginning August 1 next.
BARRIERS OBSERVE sUEDAY-Los Angeles.
July 2.-Five hundred BARRIERS have decided to
20 before the city council today and urge that
BODY TO pass a Sunday closing ordinance.
MURDERER HAEGED-Salem, ore July q
Processing his innocence to the last, Joe Ander-
son. who was convicted Of the murder Of Harry
afternoon.
THOUSAND ACRES OF BARLEY BURNS
Hanford. July 2.-One thousand acres Of barley
on ranch south Of Hsnford was destroyed by
Chamberlain e. Carr
FIRST TOY PISTOL FATALITY
July z.-1ne FIRST fourth Of July fatality In
Seattle was recorded last night when Louis Rohs,
aged 10 years. died Of tetsnus, caused By the
premature explosion Of toy pistol.
NEW ashingtoD, July a.
William A.. Wright has been appointed post
Y. wright resigned Charles W. Hodges has
been appointed rural carrier for route 8 at Ana
helm.
ACTRESS KARRIED-Londen. July 2.-cecilie
LOTUS, the actress, was married June Q in the
Kensington registry office to DR.. A. Fl. Water
man OF Chicago. On her return from her Amer
lean tour Miss LOTUS is going TO take up iegiti-
mate drama and DR.. Waterman intends to prac-
tice IN London.
Los ANGELES DEATHS AND BIRTHs-Los
Angeles July 2.--During the fiscal year just
ended the death rate Of Los Angeles was 10 IN
1000 according TO health department statistics.
The birth rate is a fraction In excess Of the
death rate. The total figures are: Deaths,
3,747; births, 4,5T2.
LAKE PLACID HOTEL BUREs-LAke Placid,
n. Y, July 2.-The Hotel Ruisseaumont, one
Of the largest hotels in this resort was burned
last night. Some OF the so guests had narrow
escapes from death. and were rescued with
great difficulty. Albert Clapsaddle Of uion, n.
Y. one OF the hotel employees, who slept be-
meath the tower went back for his watch and
was fatally burned. The loss is estimated at
100000.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
HUNDREDS WILLING
TO PRAISE COOPER
Stomach Mans" Success Is
Shown by Growing Number
of His Converts"
Young Fastener Seems TO Be
Securing Strong Support
of Local Folk

That thousands in San Francisco
have become converts to the extraordi-
nary theories of L. T. Cooper, the
stomach man. seems to be indicated
by the hundreds of persons who are
willing to come to the front in his be-
half
When interviewed yesterday the
young stomach man" gave out the fol-
lowing list for publication:
MRS. F. A. WILDER, $50 Twentieth avenue,
had catarrhal stomach trouble for II years Food
fermented IN her stomach. causing gas to form.
with the most excruciating pains: had headache,
dizziness and chronic constips alton; took course
OF Cooper treatment; food digests perfectly and
the pains are gone.
w. E. LIE WICK Of Webster street suffered 25
years with catarrh of the stomach: was skeptical
OF Stomach man. but on urging OF friend
gave him trial; now can eat anything and is
completely we'll again.
FRANK HARsIN, steward of the Press club,
had stomach trouble for years which resulted in
chronic constipation: used cathartcs until they
lost their effect and his stomach was nearly
ruined; course OF Cooper treatment made him
well again; says there are many fakes on the
market but this is not one of them.
j. KRAUT, 1888 Texas street, for the last
four years has been suffering from catsrrh of
the stomach; tried Cooper's treatment and now
is entirely recovered.
SIDNEY NJ. CLARK. 72S Andover avenue, suf-
Tered from iheumstis tried Cooper's stomach
remedy and found his general system was built
up and his health restored.
Z. S. NOLAN of $40 Grove street suffered Is
years from all the agonles OF stomach trouble.
and his five children inherited the disease: took
Cooper's treatment and gave it to his children,
and now the whole family are we'll
MRS. J. F. MURRAY, 47s Clsremont avenu.
Oakland, Sick two years with catarrh of the
stomach; could not sleep and did not know what
health was; took Coopers New Discovery prep
aration and now unhestatingly says she is a
well woman SIS result.
CHARLES HARTsHoRE, 20 Rutlsdge avenue.
suffered untold agonies with his stomach for 10
years; tried everything he ever heard Of until he
net Cooper and took his treatment; now feels
like new man.
MRS. G. w. DAVIS, 1924 Fifth street, Berke-
ley husband had stomach trouble for years and
tried all remedies without result: took course OF
Cooper remedies and now is well man; she
also took the medicine and was greatly benefited.
II. BAILEY, lsos Dolores street, suffered from
stomach trouble and chronic constipation three
years; tried everything until taking Cooper
Treatment, and gained Is pounds in weight X