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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-04
FORT DODGE COUNCIL SUED
Member of Body EnJOIns Colleagues
from supplying Needs of City
Personally.

FORT DODGE, Ia, June S.-A sensation
was sprung here yesterday afternoon, when
Councilman j. W. Kline, through his at
torney filed against the city of Fort Dodge
and its officials asking the court to grant
an injunction restraining the mayor and
councilmen from supplying the needs Of
the city in the purchase Of supplies.
I, Not only the city, but specified members
OF the council. were included. The suit is
brought In the name of the taxpayers. DR..
Kline asks In his petition that the injunc-
tion be made perpetual and states that
specified members OF the council have been
guilty of furnishing supplies TO the city
while acting in an official capacity which
is a direct violation of the law.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-04

BRIDGES TO HOT SPRINGS OUT
Heavy Rain of sunday Night shut
on Railroad Communication
with Dakota Town.

HOT SPRINGS, s. D., June s.-(special
Telegram)-A terrific rainstorm Sunday
night washed out both the Northwestern
and Burlington bridges on spurs to this
place, tying up trains probably for few
days. Passengers and mail will be con-
veyed overland ten miles The big con-
crete dam of the Water, Light and Power
company went and with other damages the
company sustained $4,000 loss. The city
water and light service is partially shut
off Much damage was also done TO street
entertainments along the creek in the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-04
HILL TO PUSH ROADS WEST
Great Northern Road VIII Extend Its
Line ts Alberta and
Nerth.

WINNIPEG, June al. ]. Hill. chair
man OF the Great Northern railway, has
announced to the associated boards OF trade
OF Saskatchewan that so soon as the gaps
In British Columbia are closed and a line
Is built 10 Calgary 1t is the intention 10
extend the Great Northern system from
Winnipeg to Calgary and through northern
Saskatchewan and Alberta.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-04
BAR IRON FOLLOWS STEEL
Manufacturers Cut Price, Following
Action of steel MaGnates
Tuesday.

CLEVELAND, o., June 3,-Following the
cut of 81 per ton on bar steel announced
yesterday, the bar iron manufacturers to-
day reduced the price or bar iron s. per
ton. This product which has been pre-
viously been quoted at $50 per ton. is now
selling at 81, While the sentiment among
iron and steel men is divided. :he majority
OF the deliverers express the opinion that
the reduction will stimulate consumption.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-04
UNION PACIFIC SELLS RANCH
Twenty-Five Thousand Acres Dis
posed Of Near North Platte
20 Kansas Men.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. June "A sale Of
s4.s2o acres Of ranch land owned by the
Union Pacific along the right-of-way Of
that railroad company and situated twenty
miles west Of North Platte, Lincoln county.
Nebraska. was completed here today by j.
c. Brownson, representing a land agency
with offices in Kansas City that is allied
with the Union Pacific. The land was
purchased by John w. Baughman of
Plains. kan. one OF the largest land hold
ers IN this part OF the country. and It will
be transformed into a ranch.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-04
DEUEL. COUNTY HAS SENSATION
Report of Double Murder Near Osh-
kOsh Proves 10 BE without
Foundation.

LEwBLLEN. Neb., June s.-(special 8. Tel
egram.) lit was reported that two unidenui-
fled men were found murdered yesterday
twenty-five miles north OF Oshkosh In Deuel.
county They had been recently buried
under the sand.
Investigation here indicates the report 10
found
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-04
HUGE STEEL RAIL CONTRACT
United states steel COrporatiOn May
Get One from Russian
Government.

PITTsBURG. June at is said here to-
day that the United States Steel corpora
tion Is negotiating with the Russian gov
ernment for one OF the largest steel rail
contracts ever made. According 10 the
report the steel company will provide rails
for rslaying practically the entire track
OF the Siberian railroad and that probably
more than 100000 tone OF eighty and
eighty-five- pound rails will be required for
the purpose. The value of such contract
would be about s25,0O0,O00.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-04
BLOCK OF U. P. BONDS SOLD
Forty million Dollars of Paper said
20 Have Been Disposed of to
Foreign Investors.

NEW YORK. June s.-An announcement
that the Union Pacific company has. sold
20 a syndicate OF American and European
bankers tto0o00O0 OF the slOO.O0O.OOO issue Of
first mortgage bonds authorized last month.
10 expected 20 be made at a meeting OF
the directors Of the company tomorrow.
II n understood that the new financing
has been awaiting only the approval OF the
full board OF directors The price at which
the bonds were taken by the banking sypdi-
cate is variously estimated at from 80 TO "a
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-04
DEAD MEN BURIED IN SAND
TIVE Bodiss Found TweStylFive Miles
North OF oshkOsh-APParentIy
Case of Murder.

LEwELLEN. Neb., June s.-Cspecial
Telegram-)-Two unidentified men were
found murdered yesterday twenty-five
miles north OF Oshkosh In Duel county.
They had been recently buried under the
sEt here
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-04
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
THE MEArHER.

FOR OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS AND
VICINITY-Showers Thursday; slowly ris-
ing temperature.
FOR NEBRASKA-Showers and thunder
storms Thursday.
FOR IOWA-Showers and thunderstorms
Thursday; slowly rising temperature
Temperature at Omaha yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-04
MARYLAND's ACTION UNcERTAIN
Not sure as 10 Outcome on Ihstruo.
tiOns and Unit Rule.

BALTIMORE, Nd, June s.-Pgior TO the
assembling Of the democratic state conven'
ton called 10 meet here today there waI
uncertainty among the leaders as 70 dele
gates-at-large 10 the Denver convention
But two had been definitely settled upon
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-04
NEBRASKA.

State railway commission likely 70 con-
tent itself with changing specific rates
rather than attempt any general over
hauling. PaSe 8
The Detroit times., 1908-08-08
MAsKED MEN TAR
AND FEATHER
FARMER
PROCEED NEXT TO HOME or
WOMAN, BREAKING WINDOWS
AND LEAVE NOTE WARNING
HER TO LEAVE COUNTY.

RUSHVILLE. Ind. Aug. 7.-Eigh-
teen masked men entered the home
of John Tribbey, a rich. middle-aged
farmer residing near here early to-
day and took Mr.. Tribbey from his
bed by force. Then they led him into
an open field where they smeared his
body with tar and rolled him in feath-
ers. In the meantime others In the
band were belaboring him with sticks
which had sharp pointed nails stick
ing from them. When Tribbey was
almost insensible from pain and fear
the mob silently departed.
The masked men did not dispense
but went To the home of Miss Bessie
Smith, nearby, where they aroused
the frightened woman. They broke
in the windows of the house. tore off
weather boarding and finally depart.
ed leaving behind roughly scrawled
note warning her to leave the county.
The identity OF none OF the men is
known and neither Miss Smith or
Tribbey can account for the unusual
punishment.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-08
DIE

zANDREwS--Aug. 4. leos, FREDERICK
X Jr. infant son OF Frederick w.
and clara Chapman Andrews. aged
weeks.
BAXTER---Aug. 3. at residence. %
Ellzabeth-st west. Thomas Baxter,
aged 90 years Notice OF funeral later.
BRIGGS-Aug. 6. Ira FL. beloved nus
band OF Ida Briggs at'hls late resi-
dcnce. 1872 FOREST. west. Funeral ser
vices and lnterment at Chesterheld'
Mich. Aug. 3. 1908.
GERw ENS--Theresa Gerwens, aged so
years wife OF Joseph ]. Gerwens.
"Wednesday morning Funeral Sat-
urday at O'Clock from house and
s:3O from st. Elizabeths church,
standard time.
KASCHAFSKY--At residence In Dear
born township Emma beloved dnugh-
ter Of Gottfried and Mary Kaschasky.
aged 81 years. Funeral saturday
Aug S. at y. IN from residence and
2:30. local from Emmanuel Lutheran
church. Dearborn
EELLEY--Aug 5. 1908. Mt her resi-
dence, i0b East Larned-st. Margaret
j.. beloved sister OF Andrew w. Mary
A. William II. and Helen T. Kelley.
Funeral from residence. Saturday at
$40 a. m. and to SIS Peter g. Paui's
Jesuit church at O'Clock.
REYST-Antone Reyst. son OF Peter
and Lena Reyst, aged 2 months 1e
DAYS. Funeral from residence. i52
Baldwin-ave Aug. at p. m.
ZTNDLER--Aug. 8, mt residence. 1868
Van Dykc-a Paul r., aged 81
years. beloved husband OF Annie
Zindler nee Fischer, and father OF
Marcella and Helen. Funeral from
residence sunday. Aug 2. at 10 a m
10 81. Anthonys church at 1890.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-08
HAUNTED IN DEATH
VISION BY CAT
THAT BIT HER
FACING THE END, WOMAN AR.
RANGES FOR DISPOSAL OF HER
EFFECTS AND KISSES HER HUs.
BAND FAREWELL.

NEW YORK, Aug. Haunted dur
ing her last hours by a terrifying Wis
ion OF the white cat that had attacked
her month before her death and III
occulated her with the germs of by
drophobia, Mrs. Jane Trumbull. wife
of professional golf player. died at
her home in Baldwin, l.. l., after. In
her final lucid moments. settling her
business with a deliberation and cour-
age equal almost 10 that displayed by
the late VIM. IL. Marsh, OF Brooklyn,
who died of rabies after having re-
ceived his death warrant "a hours be-
fore the end.
The composure of Mrs. Trumbull in
the face OF the horror OF her startling
vision OF the cat, and the commissions
which grew more frequent and violent
as the final stages of the disease de-
veloped, was the more remarkable as
opiates were not, as in the case OF
Mr. Marsh. administered in sufficient
quantity appreciably TO ease her agon-
les The horror OF the situation was
increased, to her husband and friends.
by her repeated supplications To them
to kill her. Strangely enough. for
several hours before her death she
was conscious and calm. She direct
ed the disposal OF her effects, then
kissed her husband farewell during
these lucid intervals.
Mrs. Trumbull, about a month ago,
while alone and fondling a cat which
she had owned for years, was attack
ed by 1t. The animal leaped at her
throat, missing IL and for part OF
a second chung to the woman with It's
teeth buried in her nose. When Mrs.
Trumbull had torn the animal away
from her it raced through the cottage,
snarling.
The woman drove the animal out
doors finally. and when her husband
returned that evening told him what
had happened. He assumed at once
that the cat was mad, but did not tell
Mrs. Trumbull for fear OF alarming
her Mrs. Trumbull ran across the
cat several days later and killed IL.
No symptoms of danger from the
cats bite developed until two weeks
ago when Mrs. Trumbull was stricken
with nervous prostration.
Just at dawn on Sunday last Mrs
Trumbull, who had been sleeping only
fitfully, aroused her household with a
scream. She became hysterical and
gradually grew worse.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-08
FIND THREE MEN
R0AM|NG STREETS
ONE PICKED UP BY POLICE is
PITTsBuRG FIREMAN, AP-
PARENTLY DEMENTED.

Andrew Digman. "a years old. city
fireman of Pittsburg, Pa, was found
wandering at Fort and Twenty-flrst-
SITS. about o'clock, Friday morning,
by Patrolman John Mclaughlin. The
man appeared to be slightly dement,
ed and was sent TO st. Mary's hospi-
tai for treatment. A ticket TO PITTS
burg and S21 were found in his peck
cts.
Geert Wind, a native of Holland,
who arrived in Detroit only Thursday
from Cleveland. wandered about the
streets until an early hour, Friday
morning, possessed OF the hallucina-
ton that he was being followed by
four men who meant TO do him bod
lily harm. Patrolman Willoughby
found him and took the unfortunate
man to the city physicians Office,
whence he was removed TO st. Mary's
hospital. He came from Holland less
than two years ago and lately has
been working for man named Chris
tie in a Cleveland suburb. The I'M
migration authorities are investigating
the case and may deport Wind.
Wind told Lieut. Walpole at central
station that he buried $3.50 near Jack
son a few weeks ago and that when
he went TO dig II up recently he was
shot at five times by an unknown
man. This story is looked upon sim.
ply as another hallucination.
Luke NJ Mooney. 81 years old. wan
dered away from his home AT No 734
Milwaukee-ave. west. Thursday even
ing, and was found at Larned and
Russelhsts., by Patrolman George
Denstaedt. He was taken To Elm
wood station and later turned over
to his grandson.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-08
PERSONAL BETS O. KID
BY NEW YORK JUSTICE

NEW YORK, Aug. 7.--Justice Gay
nor of the appellate division of the
supreme court in Kings county has
decided that the new anti-gam bling
law in no way interferes with the
personal liberty OF the people, and that
IL Is no crime TO record bet unless
the transaction is made by a book
maker or one in the business of ac-
cepting bets.
The decision is OF wide interest
Y permits men to bet on race horses
at will. or In fact any game OF chance,
and lifts the stigma of crime off euchre
or whist parties when played for
prizes.
The decision was rendered In che
case OF George Sterling. who was ar
rested at Garden City after making
and recording a bet OF box OF golf
balls with Izzy Hamm. Sterling APP
pealed to the supreme court on a writ
OF habeas corpus and the argument
was heard by Justice Gaynor.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-08
Daily Death List

Edward Tulitzki. s years, I25 Homer;
pcphrftis -,
= Thomas Baxter. go years, 55 W. Eliz-
abeth; old age.
Genevieve Orlowska, l month. 34s Su-
pcrior. pneumonia.
Fanny Burgoyne. 10 years, Harper
hospital; goitre.
Frederick Kruger. II years, go An
tietam: senectus
Edward Moettel. months. 597 Elm
wood. whooping cough.
Anthony Reydt . months, Az Eald-
win: malnutrition.
Arnold Bulon. 80 years. Illinois,
commissions.
Frances Laskowski. - years. l03 Su-
pci Tor; uremic coma.
Regena F.. Keenan,. 3 months. 10
Mark: cholera infantum.
Eugenia Zaulachnow. month. bio
Grandy; commissions.
John Hokat l month. 40 Crossley;
enteritis.
Harry solomon, II years, River
Rouge: accidental drowning.
Francis Blum. 10 months, 2O7 Brady;
George r. Brown 8 months. 29o Z.
Adams: cholera infantum.
Anna Schwarz. years, 525 FIJI
teenth: gastritis. -,
Anthony Czubay. months. 625
Farnsworth: marasmus.
Ira II Briggs. "a years, 1872 W. Fort;
Intermittent fever.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-08
IS
CAUGHT REDHANIDED
EXCUSES SELF TO VICTIM, BUT
LATTER PHONES SHERIFF
AND ARREST FOLLOWS.

AS Louis Carman, 76 years old, a
farmer living near Petersburg, Mich,
was boarding Toledo car in Detroit,
Thursday afternoon, he was jostled by
three young men and moment later
felt a hand in the pocket where he
carried his purse, containing SIS. Let
ting go his hold on the car he grabbed
the hand and looked the owner or II
squarely in the face. The latter, who,
the police say, is James Kelly, a
wellknown Chicago pickpocket, po-
litely excused himself. saying he had
made a mistake" and then boarded
the car along with Mr.. Carman, TAX.
ing a seat In the smoking compart-
ment, where he went to sleep.
Mr.. Carman arranged with the con.
ductor, after the city hall had been
left behind. to hold the car while he
telephoned the sheriff of Monroe coun
ty, and when the car arrived In Mon
roe officers were waiting for Kelly
who gave his name as Hayes. He
was brought back TO Detroit by Detec
tive Sullivan and will be prosecuted
ON a charge OF attempted larceny
from the person.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-08
DENIES MAKING FUN
OF HUSBANDS RELIGION

Margaret Stewart sled an answer.
Friday to the cross-6ill Of her hus-
band. william c., in which she de-
nies that she made FUN OF his relig.
ion.
If IL was his desire To- lead an up
right Christian life. Mrs. Stewart
says. "he has forgotten or overlooked
most OF the precepts OF the Nazarene
as 10 what constitutes Christian life.
Z don't think he ever pdssessed any
religion or he would not have hrated
his wife and children as he did.
Mrs Stewart admits biting her hus-
band. as he claims, but SAYS 10 vas
done when he was choking her.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-08
BONAPARTE WILL
REMAIN IN POSITION

BALTIMORE, Md. Aug 7.-Chas.
j. Bonaparte. attorney general Of the
United States. has no idea of resign
ing his position as a cabinet officer
until the end of the Roosevelt term.
This disposes OF the report from
Washington that Mr. Bonaparte was
contemplating getting out after the
November election, and that Wade
II. Ellis. OF Ohio. would succeed him.
In reply ~ telegram sent him at
Lenox. Mass, by the News Mr.. Bona
parte wired:
Have not the slightest intention OF
resigning before end OF present admin
istration. Have denied this story 80
often that think further denials ON
my part are unnecessary.
CHARLES J. BONAPARTE. -
The Detroit times., 1908-08-08
MORSE AND CURTIS
ARE AGAIN INDICTED

NEW YORK, Aug THE federal
grand jury today presented another in
dictment against Charles W. Morse
and Alfred II. Curtis. charging them
with making false ont risu In the hooka
OF the National Bank OF North Ameri
ca. The defendants later appeared
before Judge Hough in the criminal
branch OF the United States circuit
court and through their counsel en-
tered plea OF not guilty with leave
to withdraw the plea and enter an
other or demur on Aug IL. Judge
Hough said he would hear argument
on Sept. l. The previous bonds given
by the defendants were allowed TO
stane
The Detroit times., 1908-08-08
BIRTHS

BOYS.
Allen Asa Horton. 40 Collingwood.
julius q. Graupe, 1922 High.
Gustav Lamparter. ia Greenwood.
Arthur Schrage. I'll JOS. Campau.
Frederick Dietz. 700 Tillnan.
John Lijewski. SO Grandy.
Joseph Borkowski 1885 st. Aubin.
Adolph Eberle. l44e Van Dyke.
William Collins. 63s Parker
Robert Ingram 1lh Sixth.
GIRLS
Damezy Boyarski. AS Wesson.
John hathaway, 20 Twenty eighth.
Ray Tiderspicl. 3Sg Lansing.
Lewis Briggs. 1867 Brooklyn.
Gustav Bushen. 3Sl Bellevue.
John Hofrmeister, 203 sheridan.
Morris Leach, 343 Montcaim.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-08
GOV. WARNER IS
AGAINST FARMERS

That Gov. Warmers cheese factor
les are helping 10 break the strike OF
the dairymen against the big milk
dealers OF Detroit has developed from
some investigation made by the dairy
men. The latter claim that Warmers
Plymouth factory has shut down and
that Manager Leach is buying milk
from the farmers who usually supply
the cheese factory and shipping II
into Detroit
The Detroit times., 1908-08-08
ATROCIOUS CRIME MAY
RESULT IN GIRLS DEATH

PITTSBURG, Pa, Aug. 7.-As the
result OF an atrocious crime at Swiss
vale yesterday afternoon two young
girls are in serious condition and IL
was said at an early hour this morn
ing that one Of them may die.
The local police and the county de.
tectitvqs say they know the perpetra-
tor Of the outrage. a Williamsburg man,
who has not as yet been located. The
victims are Carrie Penrod, 10. and
LOrinne InngMell y
The Detroit times., 1908-08-08
YOU CAN FIGURE 1T
OUT FOR YOURSELF

SALT LAKE CITY. Aug. Ed
ward II. Hartman, who passed
through Ogden on his way TO Oregon.
was asked II there was any truth In
the current report that he had or In
tended TO obtain control of the Gould
railroad properties. Mr. Hartman
said
1T is true that recently the system
which | now control obligated itself
10 meet certain Indebtedness OF the
Gould properties. but personally | was
only an incident to the transaction "
The Detroit times., 1908-08-08
Whlte CanUaS OxforA
Women and Misses

Nothing light, cool and comfortable the feet as
White Canvas Oxfords.
enjoyment
Of the along the
White Canvas Oxords ut
TO
Butcher styles
$t.48 pair.
Misses $135 Canvas at a pair
The Detroit times., 1908-08-08
Marriage Licenses

Martin Mynasczik. 81; Victoria Stops.
IS.
Stanislaus Mickewycz. 80. Anna
Wolnkowska, 2l.
Michael Geiyer, %: Rosa Obaydin. 20
Peter Luquit. 20, Louise Faubert. 25.
Lorenzo A. Nancise, 90 Mrs. Florence
Reed go
Elmer Huntley. 81, Romulus; Eliza
beth McNutL 10. same
The Detroit times., 1908-08-08
Dodge Quits Police Force.

Lieut.. Detective Thomas Dodge,
who has been doing special duty In
Partridge e. Blackwelrs store, has re-
signed from the force, and will go
into business for himself He has
bought out the Cass cafe at No. 10
1l2 Michigan-ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-08
sALE-REAL ESTATE COUNTRY.

FOR SALE-"Barne Farm" 22O acres,
two houses, three barns, windmill.
woods three miles from Byron and
Cohoctah. Shiawassee county; $4,000
cash only. MRS. ii. A. GREENAWAG,
Howell. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-08
Falls in Fit, Fractures Jaw.

John Smith. No. 344 Grand River
ave-, was seized with fits at Michigan
and Cass.aves., Thursday evening, and
i'm falling sustained double fracture
of the jaw and a severe scalp wound.
He was removed To West Side hospI-
tai in the Detroit ambulance, and his
condition is reported as serious.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-08

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The Detroit times., 1908-08-08
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4 dvertiSe tents

The Times cannot guarantee ac
eurhcy or assume responsibility Tor
errors OF any kind occurring In teie-
phone advertisements
The Detroit times., 1908-08-08
REsTAURANTs.

FOR enough TO eat and OF the best, try
the Utopia restaurant, meals i5C.
under new management. ~ Bagley
ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-08

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BUSINESS. SHORTHAND AND ENG
LISH taught under most thsvre A.. }.
conditions, day and night school nv
Business Institute. Breitmeyer olos'
rppKs and Mattresses. IN ana Oh,
city. Gregg Employment Agency
HOWARD SCHOOL. John X. and Far
mer-sts-.B (full courseI'
shorthand. typewritins' hhs h'"'
Day and night school
wANTED-Good neat girl for genera
homework; family OF 3. Ego avery
ave.
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Phone Grand 1924. Apply 62 watson
HOWARD SCHOOL. John r.. and Far
mer-sts- Bookkeeping full course,
Shorthand typewriting. English. Day
and night school. -
WANTED-Girl for general housework'
1446 Michigan-ave.
wANTED-A middle-aged woman for
light homework: good home: no
cooking. 1915 Second.
HOWARD SCHOOL John r. and Far
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>rt areas MA it.o-TtiE
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MAN. ss. German. strictly temperate
trustworthy position. Martin Rebel,
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-
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A TRUSTWORTHY woman. middle
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GOOD woman wants sweeping. busting,
general cleaning. Address $40 Rio
GERMAN woman wants days work;
reference. 616 Grandy
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Hi1;Iit.rT pr,ce. paid furnitur- stoves.
carpets Lapham.22s Graf. Park 24s-J.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.
A big load kindling wood. $3.50; hard
wood. 81: blocks. S276: economy nut.
-: lump. $3.50 for Kitchen stoves
and laundry. Houghten-French
Coal Co. Both phones.
BILLIARD and pool tables. soda foun-
Marsh q Co. Warmer-st
WANTED. cor Mich and 9Th. to fur
nish rooms complete. 81 week. Sum-
ner Co.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES-we
supply new and seco nd hand tables
on easy terms. Also do all repairing
and furnish supplies ut lowest prices.
Call and fnspect our showroom or
write for catalogue; established b
years. The Schulenburg Mfg. Co. 9s
Eandolph-st. Detroit.
BICYCLE BARGAIN.
Cleveland Roadster. s.; National Racer.
$3.50: Yale wheel -; other bar
gains.
John !, B. TROSSEL,
s6S MICHIGAN-AvE.
aDa HEADQUARTERS FOR
EA OFFICE DESKS
R{I%A FTTZSIMONs & CO..
- - Ss-4U Michigan-sve
The Detroit times., 1908-08-08
Personal.
Artistic Hair Goods
AUTOMOBILES. boats & ENGINES.

READING Standard motor cycle for
sale cheap. Inquire 663 Michigan
ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-08

We use every new painless meth-
cd known 70 modern dentistry. We
have studied for years in order that
we might give our patrons all pos
sible comfort. That they appreciate
our work IL shown by the enormous
business we do.
Our l0-year written guarantee on
all our work assures you or only
perfect dentistry. You take 40
chances-you know before hand just
Whit YOU VIII get.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-08

Rusiness-ifke Printing. No fuss ana
no feathers. The plain, neat kind. that
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