The Detroit Times (Detroit, Mich.)
January 9, 1908

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AFTER THE GRIP ConvilPiCßßO la very slow and a gd tonic la absolutely necessary. Hood* SarsuparllUi ha* plenty or praise for Us wonderful help after at* tacks of the grip, typhoid fever, sear let fever, diphtheria, pneumonia and other -imlsoninq. prostrating dis ease*. It Builds Up r Jusl when one m o l* It moat; It creates an appetite, aids and: Kostion. neutralizes the poisons and gives vitality and richness to the thin •And Impoverished blood, invlgofalot i hf kidneys and llveji There Never Has Been a more us in lake part lu llio trl«la ttidtiMtrlol ettiositlou r.f Minflson Square (•artleci. 'Hie leal* have taken an acthe Infer;** t la the luduMfrfal ' be $10." said the Judge In Impos ing sentence, “but Inasmuch as the plantlff called the defendant a )|ar J

That encouraged the attorney for the defense to hope that the fine might tie made still less. “May It please your honor." he said. “he called hitp i *TMi m a fi7r-.tfr3L-“,> ,t [the judge wdthcrot looking up Fie ought to have kuudked him down the tgrst tlmr f ‘HmA rUE OETft'OJT -TIKES i T Hi I®V 1 ®V ;V>T‘!>y LIST ATTEMPT TO i SHE GILLETTE COURT OF APPEALS HEARING; FOR MAN CONVICTED OF GRACE BROWN S MURDER. ALBANY. N. Y. Jan. 9—The last desperate attempt to save Chester Gil lette, convicted of the murder of Grace Brown, from death In the elec tric chair, was scheduled to take place today before the court of appeal*, the highest tribunal In the state. Col. A. M. Mills, of Little Falls, N Y., and C. I>. Thomas, who have been Gillette’s counsel ever since the fa mous trial at Herkimer, were prepared to argue the case on its last appeal for the prisoner, now In Jail iti Au burn and District Attorney Georg-i W. Ward, of Herkimer, was in Al bany today, ready to go before ihe court and protest against any ruling subversive of Gillette’s sentence of death. Gillette has enjoyed a reprieve or almost a fill! year since he was sen tenced to die during the week begin ning Jan. 27 last, WANTS TAFT TO POSE FOR THE NICKELODEONS WASHINGTON, June 9. A man who supplies films for moving picture machines, one F. J. Marscti, has arriv ed from New York, to see If he cannot Induce Secretary Taft to go through some poses that the patrons of the country’s nickelodeons may have the pleasure of seeing something- really worth while, for their money. It Is said Mar.an wishes to have Taft mount bis new double-riveted, war ranted-! o-wear horse, to pose for one of the moving pictures. Secretary Taft’s views on the sub ject are not known. Woman Dies at 96 Years. Mrs. Sophia Robertson, a resident of j Detroit for nearly 7f> years, died Tues day, In the home of her daughter, Mrs. Josephine Thomas, No. 507 Eort-st. east," aged 96 years. Mrs. Robertson was born in Sandwich, Out., and liv ed there until shortly after her mar riage in 1832, when she moved across j the river and has lived fTTYfid eastern part of the Mty ever since. Her bus band died In 18*54, perishing In I he civil war from exposure. She was the mother of 18 children, there being three pairs of twins among the num ber. Congressman Sulzer Weds. ATLANTIC CITY, Jan. 9.—Con gressman William Sulzer. of New’ York, and Miss Clara Rodelhelm, of Philadelphia, were married here, night before last, by the Rev. Her- j bert Gesner* of the First Presbyter* lan church. The ceremony was held 1 in the parsonage,' tho eon pie being at tended by H. B Martin, who came with them from New York. The bride and groom went directly to the Tray n\ore, when* they will spend th«dr honeymoon. Senator Foraker Has Grlp, v v WASHINGTON. Jan.' v Senator Joseph B. Foraker Ts confined to hla house with the grip. Although his cou dltion Is not serious, he Is unable be cause of It to attend the sessions of the senate. A man fools his wife about ,hl.s \c tlons a good deal less than she fbols the neighbors about them Bilious DuctwM ult Off *ee thal au athv /u* r U tMcnlw/ fa A* tilth j' t 1 f fy fa 3BT- Friday Bargain Specials. Most of them are below cost. On sale, ’while they last.” Liberal quantitate of each~a» ybu wiTT see. but the demand is bound to be greater tha nour supply, and we can t promise the bargains to those who don’t come early in the day. Remnants of Black and Colored Silks Beautiful waist patterns ma\ be selects.l from this lot of rem nants at u waving of fully ane-thlrd regular price. Black and colored Taffetas. fauejr plaids and novelty silks—the popular stvhv anu grades that rid in the reguhr wav A »p to 7f*c. ’I no remnants will bo eh rod out fa I J Friday at choice, per pa| a. yard Our SI.IO Comforters, tilled with whiter cotton, on sale Friday at, QQ n each O v Our sl.4a HllkoUne covered reversible Comforters, on sale Friday a ap a', each A ®ii

New “Anthony” Bags at About Half Price We will plasc. TEATHER noODS DEPT., MAiX FLOOR. Bedspreads 50 hemmed White Bedspreads, large sl/.e, cheap nt 98c; Fri day bargain price. "1 "1 r\ each Huck Towels 5o dozen hemstitched Hock Towels, size* 18x34. out 1 n«* kind; Friday bargain •J price, each w NOTION ohLE FRIDAY English 'Tariff Reformers Gained Strategic Victory by London limes Purchase LONDON. Jan. 9 —Tho purchase of the Lonrlon Time*, long known as “Tho Thunderer.” by the Imperial Tariff Reform league, with ('has. Ar thur Pearson, chairman of the league as controller. Is regarded as a great strategic victory by the tariff reform ers. At tho next general election, they believe that the bulk of the electors will flock to their standard, especially since they have acquired the greatest of English newspapers. The deal is viewed with national concern. They have now nearly all the principal i newspapers in London and the prov inces on their side, but the Thunderer speaks to infinitely more influential people than any other English newspa per. Many old bankers, merchants and stock brokers were prepared to en dorse \V. T.' Stead's views that the transaction depressed them Just ns would a report that, the crown jewels had been pawned, or that Windsor castle had been let for a first-class ho- tel. Mr. Stead says that to maintain the Times In existence as an authentic, trustworthy chronicler of the debates j In parliament, of the proceedings in the law cojirts and of the progress of the world's history at home and abroad.-ts an object for which Ire, for one, would willingly vote an annual subsidy from the national exchequer. A Higher Health Level. "I have reached a higher health b*v- I cl since I began using I)r. King's New Life Pills.” writes Jacob Springer, of West Franklin. Maine. They keep my stomach, liver and bowels working just right.” If these pills disappoint you on trial, money will be refunded at Grunow A Patterson. Gray Wor- pester and E. C. Kinsel drug stores, 250. R'd of Schmitz Gang. SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 9.—The last i remnants of the malodorous Schmitz administration, under which the com- i murilty suffered for six years, have been cleaned out of the city govern ment. Not a vestige of "Floss” Rtief’a regime remains to offend decent peo ple. Even the Two. officers elected on the McCarthy ticket, the treasurer and county clerk, have abandoned the Schmitz standard that flew from the i county jail. Every other offlee in the city, including a complete board of kupervlsors, is occupied by y men elected on tho lVmocratir and the Good Government tlekets. Koenig May Run Again. William Koenig, formerly alderman from the Third ward and now engaged in the grocery businesa at fleaublen st. and ailrper-ave, )h getting ready to 1 enter the lists against fur aldeiman. _ How are your bowel*?” the doctor always •ska. He knows how important is the ques tion of constipation. He knows, that iu*c .tiyjflr j?f. iftg.Jb.gf..tni_g£tea JraSUsl mail disastrous resuits. We belirve Ayer’s Pills ate the best liver pills you can possibly take soi4 ivi gy-M-fio Don’t Miss a Single One of These Friday Bargains in Comforters hand Mirrors Ac To Close Out Odds and ends of largo size* Hand Mirrors, in solid ebony finish and rosewood backs, with tine French glass. Thoe are stylos that sold In the regular way up to *I.OO. Choose from the lot Fri day. while they last, at 30c. TOILET GOODS DEPT., MAIN FLOOR. WIHW SI ««OM GttKWmTO WOWU*. MTC.. '^THnJSST^rScTROU^ Oiir fl.Cfi extra fine Sllkollno Comforters. Loth aides fig* ured, nu sale Frl- d? O Q day at I O*/ Our J 2.48 Comforters, covered with fine printed caml>ric, extra largo size; on sale Frl- and; I QQ day. at each 4* O Unbleached Cotton Two hales of yard wide Un bleached Cotton. Friday bar gain price, per Dresser Scarfs 20 dozen Damask Dresser Scarfs, size* 18x70 Inches; cheap at ;.yc, Friday qq _ bargain price, each !d*< and ••ml* of fine Shell and Amber Buck Combi, worth up to $.1.4*0. on sale Friday morn ing. to ('lose out. en* ut i hole*- for., OwlO iOe and SI.OO Buck Couihs, shell and amber. Including mounted dcsigna. on rale Friday morn ing. while they last. In two lota at thole* for 15c A g and. fcOO JEWELRY DEPT., MAIN FLOOR SPECIAL —We have eight high grade Dinner Sets from each of which one or two pieces are miaalng. Friday we will close them out at ONE-HALF PRICE or less. Nousefurnishings Wood frapjo Clothes Wringers, guaranteed, spe- A Ei\ dal Friday at. 9U "Just-Rite" Garbage Palls, with self-raising cov- dr 1 Ae er; Friday, each D Gas Hot Plates, three-burner, Friday QQ only *P 57 O $1.25 Hound Gas Heaters, 17 Inches flight P Friday only w v BASEMENT. White Cambric 10 pieces soft finish White Cam bric Muslin, fine quality, cheap at 10c; Friday bargain "9 price, per yard m Q Boys’ Underwear 50 dozen Bovs’ heavy fleece lined Shirts and drawers, sizes 24 to 20; always sold at 25c; Fri day bargain price, ■Q _ per garment I 57 C Ladies’ FUR COATS KRIMMER COATS—Eton styles, beau tifully trimmed, regularly CID HH -old for $40.00, now. y^U SIBERIAN AND SABLE SQUIRREL AND FINE MOIRE ASTRACHAN JACKETS, elegantly trimmed, regularly “old for A I P All uo oID.UU NLAR SEAL JACKETS regularly sold for $60.00. 000 Cfl OJZ.DU ONE ONLY S2OO WHITE RUSSIAN CARACUL EVENING COAT, exquis itely trimmed with silk—slightly soiled but can be easily 000 Cfl cleaned UuuiJU SIOO.OO RUSSIAN PONY MOTOR COATS—full length, r r ft A perfect condition 'VuviUU Page Five NOTION™ SALE FRIDAY

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