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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-10

OF the eggs an danother cupful OF
-four. Add one half pound of raisins.
seeded and shopped, one half pound
OF currents. one fourth of pound
OF citron. one half cupful OF chopped
almonds and little chopped orange
peel A II these had been dredged
with -four. AS last touch add n
cupfull OF mixed prcserves--straw-
berries. cherries, peach and ounce
all chopped and we'll drained OF
their arup. Divide the fruit-cake
dough equally In four small pans,
steam for ono hour, then bake for
half an hour In a steady oven.
ldsmdlolar ohslah Iva ETA Oct I
Coffee Fudge-Boll together two
cupfuls OF granulated sugar and one
cupful OF strong coffee. Add either
one teaspoonful of butter or one
tablespoonful OF rich cream. Boil
until n spoonful OF the candy stifens
when beaten. Then take from the
fire, heat hard with bic spoon I'M
III the candy begins to grow stlff.
quickly beat in one cupful OF broken
shellbark or pecan nut meats. and
pour out into buttered tin. This
Is an extremely toothsomc candy and
not well known.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-10
THE AMERICAN
FLEET SAILS
ON ITS FOURTEEN THOUSAND
MILE CRUISE.

Norfolk, Dec. 1O.-Sixteen maies-
tic but unforbidding looking battle
ships. the bulk OF the American navy,
lies at anchor in Hampton Roads
today ready to begin fourteen thop-
sand mile cruise. Before starting
Admiral Evans will hold a confer
ence with his three rear admirals
and sixteen captains, after which he
will make a personal inspection OF
each ship. Then there remains but
one thing more before the cruise
begins. that of giving the signal.
This fell 20 the lot OF President
Roosevelt, who from the Mayaower,
will send che feet on its Journey.
The ships will drop anchor at Trim
idad on Christmas eve, which viii
be the first stop after leaving.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-10
TnE sIx DAY BIcYcLE RACE

New Yok. Dec. i0.-But eleven
teams remain in the slx-dap bicpcIe
race, fivi OF them ties for the lea
md the others one lap behind. Be
'ell brothers and Limberg and sher-
wood went out OF the race earlp to
lay Menus Bedell claiming HE
7tomach had gone back on him anN
Norwood could not keep up with
tho leaders. Jacaueiin had exerte
his strength too much IA spirits an
now the team formed Of Breton an
Ndnonobi ibe foamer partner OF
paragon being glad TO Withdraw.
AZ noon Fogier and morane. Rutf
and Stoi Georget and Dupree. 10
san and BardseN. Kerhs and Van
derstuf had covered G5S miles and
one lap and Downing and Downey
''awson and Mcdonald. samuelson
md Milton. Wilcox and Williams
Calvin and Wiley. Breton and vano-
nj 653 miles.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-10
NOTHING DOING
IN CONGRESS

Washington, Dec. 1O.-The SEN
ate was in session a little more than
an hour today, and at 1915. O'Clock
adjourned until tomorrow
Very little business was transact
ed beyond the introduction Of bills,
The resolutions of Senators Clay and
Culberson calling upon the Secreta-
~ OF the Treasury for information
concerning the recent bond issues
OF the government came up, and in
the absence OF Senator Aldrich. their
consideration was postponed until
another day.
Senator Tillman resented resol1-
tions instruoting- the committee on
a i'vastioafe the recent bond
lhey also should not be acted uon to.
dap.
"A resolution calling upon the sec
rotary of agriculture for Information
concerning the reclamation Of the
swan land in the United states. and
aboad was adopted.
The house Adjourned at d2,tO
O'Clock until THURSDAY without
tarusacting amp business bepond the
introduction of bills. II was stated
authorf'ativelp that the house com
mittee win not be ANNOUNCED this
week.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-10
YOUNG GRAHAM LADY
GAINNS LAUREI.s

Miss Saidee Wheeler. formerly Of
Graham College, who created such a
sensation in her elocution and dra-
matte work and gained the conf
dence Of all who knew her Ia Great
ing quite an interest at Louisa,
KY, where she Is teaching this year,
by a recent production of Mrs. Bah"
and Ills Last Legs" which not only
pleased the high expectations of a
critical and cultured congregation
but brought forth eloquent praise
which was well merited. II is pleas
ing TO know that Messrs +. T. Wall.
T. F. Coots and c. w. Hale and Miss
Winnie Crozier played some OF the
leading characters are all from era
ham. The opportunity occurs for
Joining others I'm commenting Miss
VI az" go VaV ~.-~-e -,yjf4od inst ruct-
the ar, Of expression, With a strong
mentality, and with moral purposes
consecrated to lofty ends. Her won
derful perseverance, and thorough in
structions Will insupe nor success
wherever ghe goes.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-10
NATIONAL CIVIC MEETING

New York, Dec. f0--At the second
days meeting of the National Civic
federation today, discussion was re-
sumed on the subject brought Ut
at the initial session, including post
a! savings banks currency refor ii
and insurance for wage earners. A
spirited discussion was aIe0 held on
the various reports pres 'rted. I'm
Guiding those OF the public ownership
commission and the coneil.dt,on ar.
irrigation departments; on the re.
suits OF the recent "trus, ,Dngr sss
neld in Chicago under the auspices
Of the National Civic federation:
on the investigation undertaken by
the federation OF conditions sur
rounding the employees OF the gov
eminent in the work OF constructing
the Panama Canal, and on the organ
lzation OF the joint child labor com
mittee. The latter Is composed. oil
delegates from the American FEEDER.
alton OF Labor, the National Manu-.
facturers' association and the Gener.
al Federation Of women's Clubs. az
presented report proposing a piar
Tor organizing state branches of IN,
federation throughout the Union.
IL Is expected that 500, impor
iant recommendation reiaSng to
measures for the relief Of the fnan.
cial situation will be adopted az q
result Of the present convention.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-10

Goldfield. New, Dec. 10.--Non-
unionists are expected here hourly
10 reopen the mines. The owners
refuse to say more than that oper-
atoms Will be resumed before the
end OF the week. No doubt the
operators association is much put
ont. byrT Col Reynolds view OF the
Federal troops here, being merely
TO maintain order and not to guard
their properties. The members are
fearful that the troops may be with
drawn and declare that the present
peaceful situation is due solely to the
miltary's presence, and assert en-
phatieally that the soldiers" depart
ure will be followed BY an immedi-
ate outbreak of violence.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-10
THE BOARD OF HEALTH REFUSES To
GIVE out REPORT FOR PUBLICATION
Expert Was Engaged By City To Make
Investigation, It Is Due The Citizens
That Results Are Made Public

After protracted meeting OF FIVE
hours duration last night the board
of health decided they had nothing
TO give out for publication. There
We're present of the board of health
DIR. o. s. Hare. the president Mr..
Bernard McClaugherty and the may
or, OF the other two members, Mr..
a, S. Booker was out of the city and
Mr.. ID. AZ. Easley is down with the
prevailing epidemic of typhoid. There
We're also present Mr.. w S. Folta,
president OF the board of supervis-
ors. Professor Ford, head of the
educational department. and Messrs.
w, Mccarthy and II. o.. Wilds. OF
the waterworks and Improvement
company.
The meeting OF the board OF
health last night was behind closed
doors, but this morning the Daily
Leader demanded as due to the cit
liens OF Bluehed, from the presl.
dent OF the board. copy OF the re.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-10
SOME HOMEMADE - ~
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

The housewife who wants 20 give
christmas presents to her friends
and who has not money to spend
n them will End some valuable
suggestions for solving the problem
IN the Christmas woman's Home
Companion.
Orange Mamalade-S Slice very
hin rind and All three large coed
'ess oranges and one lemon. Pour
'ver the sliced fruit eleven tumblers
Y cold water, and set away for
wenty-four hours. Then boil slowly
'or one hour. After boiling. add
FOUR pounds Of graduated sugar
and SCI away for twcnty- four hours
longer. then boil for one honr ana
twenty minutes. or perhaps little
longer. Pour into jelly glasses. This
amount will I'll eight glasses. Cover
with paraaine The total cost Of
the marmalade is not more than
seYenty-iive cents. glasses Included
and here are eight presents provided
Tor that ridiculous small sum.
Lruit Cake-Cream together ono
and one half cupfuls Of powdered
sugar and one cupiul o butter Add
the wollbeaten yolks Of six eggs. and
one and one fourth cupfuis of sifted
Hour, one half teaspoonful each of
powdered cinnamon and nutmeg
Then add the stlfly beaten whites /
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-10
MOOR B0Al RACES
IN FLORID


New York. Dec. 1O.---Motor bo,r
enthusiasts from all over tho cou,-
try are altering today for the ma
tional show OF motor boats and ar,
cesories which are now In full swins
at the Grand Central Palace. Prep-
arations win be completed durins
the week for tho fourth annual me.
tor boat races and carnival to be heie
on Lake Worth Palm Beach. Fla.
during the third week OF March,
The committee In charge OF the Flors
ida afalr includes Y. X. Vanderbls
Jr, II, NJ, Flagler, Y Gould .Brokav.
and many other well known men.
and they are promising that the carr
nHal VIII be the greatest of it's kind
ever he IN America. both from on
aQuot AID social standpoint. The
entries, " the enthusiasm bclng
shown by the motor lhoatmene nov
here r. any criterion. Will be far
greater in number and superior
quality to those In the last thry g.
oVu'Ai''N itNdA'ho.
AS the crowning feature OF ho
weel If he Florida resort, the man
agomer announces that It VIII carry
the carn'Nll of Venice Is = TO hlgn.
or pla OF spectacular Attractive
ness thu even was the case last
winter On beautiful Lake, Worth
was ilumlnated from shore to shore
with the most dazzling fyeworks die
play ever seen in Dixie.
It Is thought that the date Sc cor
the carnival and races the third
W elk o. March will result In a much
larger attendance and more Interest
han was the case early last year
when The event occupied the weel5
Of Jannpry 20. while the entry
blanks FRO just now beihg distrio-
pted, tho management has every as
qurancc that the fastest motor boatg
IN the world win he at palm Beach
and It Is very likely that existing
records in many EVENTS Will be
Nroken ss'Ff
Commodore j. Edward Schroeder,
| " the Motor Boat Club of3Ameri-
ca, will enter the fast Aying Dixie
| which defeated all eomer6 in t'a
British motor boat races last sum-
mer. Commodore schroeder il espe-
totally anxious 20 complete his owner
lshlp OF the splendid Sir Thomas D.
war shield, which the London baro-
net and former member OF the parll-
amont presented TO the Palm Beach
Power Beat Association and which
must b won twice by the same boat
TO become the personal property
Of the winner. As Commodore
Schroeder carried of the trophy last
winter he Will make evory effort to
render his title clear at the March
races other boats with great speed
records VIII be seen In opposition
to the Dixie, and some OF them will
40 dorh make the Contest, an ex-
citing ara Int resting one. fF
The calm Beach management ha'
recently had man In paris an
London ADVERTISING the tournament
and 81 is likely that as n result some
OF the crack foreign boats win be-
pitted against the Nm 3rican bull
boats AZ the Florida contest Az
rangcments are IN progress with Oh,
owner Of the "amhhib'oIs ositomo,
bio" nov on exhibition at the moto'
boat show 20 take his machine e.
Florida rrlng tn carnival and q
Il proi"l7e that the duck mot1l
car. which travels equally as W.!
N ian water 'glll ne seen sk'
ninG ough the Palm Beo I
h''''''' Cd" v'v' o'sV wssy,.sr,...s D.. ..
| Worth
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-10

Goldfeld, Kew. Dec. To- The
mines OF Goidheld aso to- be re open
ed Thursday next. The wage scale
's to be reduced 40 members 81
the Western Federation Of miners
ci!l be given mployment Mean
vhiIc men VIII be brought here 20
The number of 200 to take the place
Of the strikers. t go F
Such was the decision Of the ez.
ecutive committee Of Mine Ownors
association reached today. The
change from Wednesday to Thursday
was made to allow time to get men
from other points to replace the
strikers
Officers OF the Mine owners as
ono psfttaerenrg 'asat they are de-
men belonging to the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor. or affiliated unions
TO go TO work and will not bar men
belonging to any labor organiza-
ton except the Western Federation
and the Industrial Workers of the
The streets Of Goldfeld are crowd
ed with men and the air is flied
With many wild rumors.
G. II. Mackinnon, president Of the
Goldfeld Miners Union, said today
that he did not believe there wouh.
be any violence.
Governor Sparks will come to
Goldheld Thursday The troops now
n re viii be scattered throughout
the camp and will practically guard
The mines. The card system. as uses
at Cripple Creek, will be introduced.
Frank a Keith general manager
of the Tonopah Mining company, and
other prominent mining men from
other comps are here In consulta
ton with the Coldfeld owners.
street brawl took place on Mair
street today wh@n a member of IN,
western Federation OF Miners calles
soldier a vile name. John Davie
who was walking with the officer
grabbed fhe on nder and held him
until another officer arrived. An AZ
tempt to draw Weapons was prevent
cd by bystandefs.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-10
THE NINE OPERATORS GET ANXIOUS

tee have ocoufroi Col. Reynolds
has not assumed coutroi. excepting
20 ask the civil authorities to inform
him frequently Of he state OF nffairs.
He stated that feeling of confidence
prevails frop the presence OF troops
and that the operators are going
10 open the mines this week aad
when this occurs n has some fcar
that there win be- trouble.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-10
INTERSTATE HEN SHOW

Bristol. Tenn, Dec. i0.-The Vir-
Tlnia and Tennessee poultry show
opened here Today. with exhibits
from several states z. d. Simmons
Or Charlotte, y. G. is acting a.
iudse. The show VIII last through
the week ana promises TO DO one Of
no most larseiy ATTENDED bold IN
the soUth this winter.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-10
SEVENTY SIX BODIES
so FAR RECOVERED

Monongah. w. Va. Dec. 1o.---It Is
expected that at least q hundred
more bodies will be taken out of the
mines today. The work OF relief is
becoming better systematized.
Seventy-six bodies had been taken
from the Inflated mine when work
was resumed today.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-10
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and MI '. T. Croy, OF HAnI
ley, were Bluefcld visitors today.
Il. Shumate. of oakdale. was n
visitor here yesterday.
]. 4. Towles. of Ingleside. was q
visitor here 20 i6y
J. w. Bailey. of Maybeury, was IL
the city today.
Misses Margaret and stella Fam
ming left morning to visit relatives
at Narrows.
s. II. Echols. who has been visiting
In the city, returned TO his home at
Elliston, Va, this morning.
Mrs. T. c. Abshire left this morn
ing to visit her sister, Mrs. ]. T.
Vandyke, at Princeton.
MISS Roberta Wrenn, of Roanoke.
is the guest OF Mrs. w. ID. Anderson
on Highland avenue.
Mr.. and Ms. James Munster, o.
WEIGH, were Blutile.d visitors TO,
day
James ). plt',t"I, OF Richards
VAS a business .Eitor hero yester
day.
j. III. Moore and son, ID. II. Moore
of Wytheville, were here today er
route home from Welch.
a. r. Holstead is reported quite
! sick at his home I'm West BlueGeld
having suffered slight attack oil
paralysis.
III. ]. olinger, who has been sicE
for quite a while left yesterday FOL
Pearisburg, whore he will remain
until after the holidays.
A. 8. Atkins, Of Matoaka, was her,
today going to his old home Mt Mt
Airy, n. c., whore he will spend tn,
holidays.
Mrs. A. G. Davis. OF South Blue
field, left this morning to spend
few days with relatives at peter
town.
The w. NJ Ritter Lumber Com
pany are making preparations a..
move their Offices here from Pan
Their
J. w. Anderson left this mornin
for Boones Mill, Va. having beei
called there on account OF the seriou
Hines OF his father, Henry Ander
son.
Mrs. w. 8. Payne, who has beel
visiting her daughter. Mrs. W. s
Stewart Of south Blueheld left thi
gleston.
Engineer Martin Maria. OF tn
Crane Creek local. has been Grip
pied for several days by having
heavy piece OF slate striking hi
knee, but Will be able to take charg,
Of his run tomorrow.
Rev. G. Il. w. Kegley. the new
Lutheran minister, VIII, by specia
request. address the men at the yard,
turing the noon hour tomorrow. Mr.
Kegley has recently returned from
an extended tour of Europe and hl,
subject will be foreign travel
Mr. g. -. Kinca'd with her ii'U.
son. Harlan Of Ronccvert. was cqhcf
here to visit her stepmother. Mrs
n A. Kincaid. OF South BlueG.N
10 has iyphoid fny~I She was ar-
companied by Mrs Garry Burdetto a
Professional nurse. who come 20 az
tend Mrs Kincaid
The condemnation cases Of the
City VIZ. W. =. oliver. ct ais. O.
for trial December 10Th were post
DOnc1 yesterday 60 The May term and
trial got for ~ second Thursday in
May Judge saml w. Williams re-
turned from Princeton last night
Mr. Oliver will return 10 his home
at Raleigh ~ G.. today.
w D Maria i'm OF M5a.e .n.
cry county. Va. wo3 here ycsfcr9a
lie came here after Joseph H,B,,
who So wanted in that county irf
billing mar named Henry Char o.
Ter q short while ago. Tho killing
occurred at Alleehancy Tunrol. on
McCarthy's works three miles nortf
Of Christiansburg. Hosten vas
caught IN this county. near Pocahon-
tas. where De was kept until sber
IN Martin came after him
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-10
TAFT YEARS nF
NOTHrRc DEATH

Plymouth Eng. Dec. 10 ,v,.
'eams''r President Grant with Sec
rotary Tart aboard. touched boro
carly to'ay and salled westward
inc secretary Is much affected bv
nc news Of his mothers death AMI
remained In hig state room rpfnslno
20 receive any one.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-10
rMPEMEvr DEALERS Mrrr

Peoria, I'll, Dec. 1O..-Thc Irln,is
"plem % ana Vehicle Dealers ae-
ISOLATION, the largest ana most linda.
entail state organization or ne Nm
in tho country, opened ifs an.Het
'onycn' ou here this morning. May-
Or Thomas o'Counor welcomed fle
debates An address 20 T. w. Care
Vey OF Kansas CITY on "Rccn1s.a
78uI nee is tTc feature OF inc
aa} 2 program The president Ja
y. 7abler of Princeton. viii dcn er
N's annual addr. So tomorrow. Tf
convention win ciosc Thursday wiE
p banquet. All Of the big impleme1
malnnacturios and jobuns conc
"a Peoria have imned IN the cutar-
'''omoni Of the visitors The Do s.
e'' membership Of the association
IS reported 70 be- about goo
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-10

Washington, Dec 1O.-The nlf
department today received an of
hciai dispatch FROM Col. Rcyaolds
commmding fhe Federal troops &.
'.elaAeid statiae Eat on his arrival
he found tho district quiet aud o.
rcrlF no Disturbances worthy Of no.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-10

were successful in the Pel<in9o Par
is race in spite OF the almost in
superabie obstacles. shows that
practically anything is feasible for
a motor car. said MIR. Thompson.
Il confidently expect to soc many
cars or American make entered in
the race. aud the French, Italian Ger
man and British manufactures who
are always keen for any event OF this
kind. viii undoubtedly be well rep
resented. The Pekin 10 Paris race
has whetted the automobile appetite
for abnormal tests OF this character.
The present plan consider Feasible.
but executive ability on the part OF
the drivers will play a part equally
or more important, than the supe-
riority OF the car" rei,gsgtra :
Joe Tracy the crack American driv-
err. is also OF the opinion that the
project is feasible. '.rhe most diff
cult part of the route" he said, *will
be that through Alaska and a part
of the northern district OF siberia.
Once across Beiing strait. however,,
the worst part of the trip will un;
doubtedly be left behind. Provide
the cars may find any kind of surface
over which they may run. the rigors
of the winter and the cold temper
allure will not serve as a detriment.
The damage to tires and the difH'
Guilty of securing any kind of sup
plies for many hundreds OF miles
through Alaska will, TO my mind,
be the chief source OF trouble.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-10

u you have lost anything adycr.
h~e Ia the Daily Leader.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-06-07
DISADVANTAGES OF M. o.
Cities Can Make More Out of Utilities
in the Way of Rent Than Operation.

CitleS Sdn wake wore Out OF OtiiitiCo
In the Way of Rent Than Operation.
So far the weight Of evidence is to
the effect that municipalities can make
more out of municipal utilities in the
way of rent than in the way Of profits.
Private enterprise can do more with
them than can mupicipal officials, and
the point to which public opinion
should address itself is that q fair COM
pensatlon should be obtained for the
franchises conferred and that they
should be so conditioned as to make
them as beneficial as. possible to the
public.
A great danger TO which municipal
operation is exposed IN this country is
that under our system the cost of NAL
administration would not be brought
home to the mass of the people with
the force and effect which the English
system of local taxation provides,
while it would certainly tend to create
an army OF employees whose interest
in the maintenance of the system, re-
CARELESS of cost. would be apt to cor
rupt elections Baltimore News.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-06-07
Queer NestinQ Places.

Birds seek queer places in which 10
build their nests. The robin often be-
gins nesting operations in February.
Any old pot. basket or can which is
lying in corner Of garden seems 70
be taken possession of by robins. They
even build their nests in flowerpots. on
chairs, in bags and tins, old kettles
and a variety of other odd places. But
perhaps the most remarkable place of
all where a robin built its nest was in
or on cows tail. The tail was hang
ing on the wall Of butchers slaugh-
ter house in England, and the robin
built n coy nest among the long hair
at the epd Of the aDpendage.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-06-07
Pedigree Seed Corn

Whitecap Yellow and Michigan Early
Yellow Dent, % cents for seed. Add
20 bushels to crop. For price and de-
scription write Lock Ecx 35, Comma
Mich.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-06-07
Presidents Visit.

President Roosevelts visit to Michi-
gan. the Agricultural college and the
legislature was great success "a
every way. The weather was well
nigh perfect, the crowd was vast AMI
orderly and the welcome given thr
chief executive was enthusiastic AMI
sincere. In return he was most
gracious, speaking twice in the open
to at least $4,000 citizens OF Michigan
sLd giving the legislators II lit;ir
sound advice on the side.
JAMES ". BARRY.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-06-07


The kidneys are YOU
blood purifiers, they fl
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood
II they are sick or q
of order, they fail tot
their work.
Pains, aches andrhet.
matism come from ex-
cess Of uric acid In the
blood, due to neglected
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-06-07

Farm for sale, four miles west of
Owosso on the main road 40 acres good
land in good condition, small frame
house and barn, sheep house, and good
orchard. Inquire of Sarah Bogue, 1875
Summit street, Ypsilanti, Mich.