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The Detroit times., 1908-04-29
BRYAN LOSES
JERSEY Votes

TRENTON. N. J.. April 2s.--william
J. Bryan lost New Jerseys "a votes|
In the Democratic national convention,
at Denver, at the state convention,
here
Bob Davis, the Hudson county lead-,
er. who expected to succeed Smith az
state leader, and put the national dele
gates In the Bryan instructed columns
was routed.
The following are the delegates:
James Smith, Jr., Of Essex; Senator
HinchlifYe, or Passaic; f. A. Katscn-
bach. Jr.. OF Mercer. and ex-Judga.
Howard Carrow, OF Camden.
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DIED

FUNNI--April rs. Mary Funni. beloved
mother OF Catherine Norton. John &.
and Lillian Funni, and Mrs. J. i. NC
FariIn. Funeral from 4o7 Vermont
ave. Notice later.
GEoRoE--Aprr 20, Marie. aged 1 year
and 8 months. beloved daughter Of
Joseph and Josephine George tnee
SchuiteJ. Funeral from residence. 15s
Catherine-sI, Thursday at 8 a. m.
and to st. ,Mary's church at $3.50
HOIMES-April 2s. 1908. at the resi-
dence or Ills son. DR.. Arthur d.
Holmes. $50 Jefferson-ave.. James A.
Holmes, aged 20 years. Funeral SER
vices from house Friday morning at
$50 Burial at Chatham. Ont. Kind
ly omit fiowerse.'
HovEY--April 20. at his residence. o5
aged II years. Funeral services from
house, Thursday morning at IL
o'clock. Burial at oxford. Mich.
HEssE---Anthony. died April q, age IS
Hesse. Funeral from residence, 2sZ
standard Interment at Elnwood
LAyRA-Mr, william Laura. OF New
Robert Black, .6S7 Michigan ave. VIII
be buried at wyandotte Thursday A.
m. at 10 o'clock. Fuperal at wvsn-
LoNGA-Aprif IS, at residence. l5s Will
kins-st, Matilda Or. beloved wife OF
stephen ID. Long. Funeral Thursday
az y. m by funeral car.
LEWfS--April "a, 1905, at residence, 51O
Twenty fourth-st., Frances Agnes.
beloved wife OF Fred 8. Lewis daugh-
ter OF Michael Calvin, and sister OF
sadie and Belle Calvin. and Mrs
Tnomae j. BRADY. Funeral from resi-
dence Thursday at $40 a. m, and 10
Holy Redeemer church at . o'clock
Kalamazoo snd Chicago papers please
copy,
LowRIE--AprIl rs. 1905. at residence.
ssr clark-ave.. Frederic Bamford. in :
FAINT son OF Frederic l. and Charlotte
j. Lowrie.
as. 1908. at her resi-
dence. fs8 COMMONWEALTH ave. Jen-
ME f.. beloved wife OF Henry g. and
mother of Charles r.. Fred r.. and
Cas$ w. Talbot Funeral services
from Rouse Saturday at 2;30 .. m.
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BIRTHS

BOYS.
Hector Drouillard, 447h Avery.
Charles j. Durrant. 442 Cavalry.
Frank Brown. 263 Cottage Grove.
stanislaus Licinski, S61 Wesson.
George Herbert, 8 Kercheval.
John Stumphf. SO Preston.
James Burke. 3s6 Humboldt.
George Pfent, Connor's Creek.
Paul Wenzloff. 607 Chene.
GIRLS.
John A. French, Sc Greenwood.
Orma BENJAMIN. 1902 Chene.
Charles Adams. s77 Campbell.
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TRAVELLERS. GUIDE,


Detroit unifed fnterurban L1nea
Time table subject TO change without
notice. Central Standard Time.
FLINT LIMITEDs--Daily, s:1G q M
ana ma p m no, LSss In,, RoShss5Sr:
Romeo. a m. and every two hours
oRfor a. PA 2; m' fi Also p m soS osaSr
Two Tvs o n9urs until .. m. also IL ,. -
Fer wya.dotts ana Treaties. s:ss ~
m. sos a. m, and every 20 minute4
zoo ' M. then every s1sn h so m aSu
s:os y. m, then half hourly until 11-30
?. m: on sunday. nrst car starts 60
FER Rsy., Oak, nlr-i.sAs. -
until p. m. then hourly until IL = M
First care ons-haif hour later on Bun3
For rarmi.ssea sna xsrshv1zlsr
nfSrIriy: "a a p m % II ,. M For orchar&
until we nSars them sn'i sv.rg TWO h sSaiS
until ~ ?: m. First car one hour late4
on sunHoy p.,rw.x .x.~- -
Huron ilmissd. daily, 7'sss I. n. is:s3
more xlsonae hsfin: t City Ss ana sSis osS
yis xisonss. 70 NJ cisnsns h ai
hourly; s;so q: m. e p; M, and hourly
shore Line. hourly. s.ss q. N. % III
p. m. also IL y. m. ~
DETROIT. MONROE q ToInDo
s saGnI ss slSn nn.aTsl.ds L.%lts ss
port. Monroe and Toledo. hourly. S:3o
3 m m s g a siss ?; M. also $40 ana ii
DETRoIT. JACKSON . CHICAGO
Ry.-Ltmiteds, 7:46 a m. 12:46 and 5:l6
p. m. Locals. for jackson. O. N. ana
Arbor. 8 q. m and hourly until II 3.
| m: for Saline. $50 .. m. and every two
hours Until $40 y. m. also 10 3. M, fo3
every two hours until $50 >. M slsG
| IL D. m.
Intsrurban cars pass waiting Sta
sts., last cars awaiting tho closing q
| thsaters. Az
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PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
HAIR REMOVED by electrolysis, with
out pain or scar; electric face and
scalp massage. Miss r. L. Hubbard.
400 Washington Arcade. Main 1877.
NOTICE--If any poor girl 10 In trouble,
needing advice. friendship or help,
write or call on Ensign Mogensen,
TRANSLATED French novels (some IL
lustrated); actress photos; cata-
logues with samples 25c. DIETER post
age SCI. A. De Saflle, 20 Rue de Ia
Michodiere, Paris.
YOUNG WOMEN in need OF assistancs
SHRiissTTrAN "u AssoSiATIoN. Wash.
inEton and Clifford.
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Rates for Line.
Advertisements

The Times cannot guarantees Aconr~Sy,
or assume responsibility for errors y,
any kind occurring In tslepnons
easements.
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DETROIT TIMES
LINER AID"
AGENCIES.

The Times has established branch
agencies where classified advertise-
msnts will be received until IL a. ia.
each day. The rates charged AZ III, =
9,snch agencies ARE t ss, same oniy win be
taken at branch agencies. Foiiowins
the list OF agencies;
east SIDE.
Hought~n-French Coal Co., %ss Eas'
VT. EiIsstt pharmacy, Mt. Elliott and
Gratsot-aves. 1.,a.
Carney's Furniture Co.. loI Srat'o'
ave.
y. Rrdvvn. 1853 Jefyerson-avs.
y. Mcpherson, 2400 Grattot-ave.' oppo-
cite car barns.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29
POLICE COURT DOCKET


Joseph Burns, begging; $40 or 80
days.
Mary Gushing. disturbing the peace:l
discharged.
Jennie Sanborn. disturbing the
peace; IS or 80 days.
Helen Luke. disturbing the peace;
discharged.
Charles Cook, disturbing the peace:
adjourned TO May 8.
Frederick w. Trader. disturbing the
peace: adjourned TO May s. "a,
John Geisler. disturbing the peacea
sentence suspended.
Joseph Lolock, disturbing the peace:
sentence suspended.
Anthony Toswosky, drunk; $40 OF
80 days.
John Bubre. drunk: sentence sus-
pended. A
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29

Husband ton overland train) = You
mustn't mind Il. Maria. II / take sew
eral doses OF spirits during the day.
from now on It's The only thing th1<
win cut this Alksi dust that ests into
ones thoat.
wife-You won't have to DO 4 TO-
day. John. I've been mailing $500 -
quiriss, and I and We don't striko -
alksli region for 500 miles ~. -
cago Tribune
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HELP WANTED"
AND ALL OTHER ADS.

nm. cant . word eacn insertion, six
words or fraction thereof 20 the line;
cash In advance. No advertisements v,
less than two lines taken SIX nSar
tions made for the price OF NV ""s"
cash 10 paid.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29

sTRINGHAM-April Is. 1908. at mar
apartments In the Pasadena, 100 JET,
ferson-ave.. Harriet Strong string
ham. Funeral services from chapel
at Eimwood cemetery Thursday at
tsrnoon az o'clock.
CiOENHERR--April %. Agnes M.
aged 20 years and months, beloved
wife OF Frank M, and mother OF Mar
earet hch0enherr. and daughter of
Nicholas frost. Funeral from resi-
dence, lles Concord-sve.. Friday, May
J., az sac: 10 ST. Anthonys church
at q. m lnterment at Mt Ollvst
Cleveland papers. please copy.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29

ALMOST NEW
Erhardt, upright mahogany ......$150
Erhardt upright, oak -.......... 1s5
Kingston upright ............... lao
Regal upright, fancy ..-........ 1o3
Regal upright. plain .............. lob
Schiller upright. mahogany. ...... 200
Newly q Evans upright, oak ...... ESQ
Newly a. Evans upright. mahogany S10
Bachmann upright, oak ........... 100
Barmore upright, oak ....-.-... 165
SECONDHAND
williams & Sons upright s2sS
Estey upright, walnut ............ Ito
Hartman a Sons upright ..,...... rs
Raven e. Bacon upright ........... 70
Pease upright. black .......... 80
Dumahaut upright, black ........- 10
Newly a Evans upright. walnut zoo
Sherwood * Son, upright. ....... DO
SQUARES
Terms. IS down and 81 upwards per
month Out OF town, IS extra.
Kurtzman a. Heinze ..............$45
Grovesteen .s.s....s... 3v
GlIDert .s.ss'-s ~
New York Union .................. 40
Bradbury ................. 20
Pierson .......... .......-.'.......s 20
Whitney ..--............. ~
Chickerlng ob
LING'S PIANO HOUSE
az Gratiot Ave-, Opp. Public Library.
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OLIVER II. LAU, M, D.,
GEORGE O. GORDON, M. ID.
DAILY CLINIC
Consultation By appointment. TSle-
phone n 100. or q. 1850. q. A<%-xA
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EXCHANGES

EXCHANGES
NEW IN STORY HOUSE. near Cd.
River, above r.. r.; rooms and bath
take $500 cash or lot up to $500 az
first payment; balance sis month.
TEN-ROOM HOUSE on Warren.
near Brooklyn: sell cheap on easy
terms might take lot.
$4,000 EQUITY In two 2-fiats; rent
for SIS: corner lot near JEFFERSON;
good locality; take part In vacant.
NEW TWO-FL.AT. modern, near
Eastern blvd; take good lot.
COTTAGE on Farnsworth; will sx-
change Ior larger house.
CHEAP LOT on Copeland and w.
500 cash as first payment on two-f1at
near Trumbull and Grand River.
ls0-ACRE STOCK FARM, near
Fenton, TO exchange for city Inn
proved or will take store property In
some good live town; owner lost his
health; here IL your chance to get 9
cheap farm.
AMERICAN REALTY CO.,
1861 CHI. COMMERCE. M. 40; G. 40
10000 CASH. $4,000 stock. daily pro
dueing wood pulp company. and az,
sumo some mortgage. for gflt-edged
Detroit property, either improved or
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29
DENTISTS.
Dr.Adans

Main Office. 24-2e-2s Michigan-avs..
Cor Griswold-st. NJ. 6SS.
East Side Offtce. si-ss 9ratiot-avs..
Cor. Randolph. NJ. ea0s.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29
SHOE REPAIRING.

OLD SHOES made new while you wait,
the modern way. Famous Shoe Re-
pairing Co. as Safest Park f29-R.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-07
RVS. ACCEPT THE
HEPBURN BILL
REPORT OF INTERSTATE COM
MERGE COM. SAYS THEY ARE
TAKING TO U. S. SUPERVISION.

WASHINGTON, Jan. THE TWEEN
ty-frst annaul report OF the Interstate
commerce commission, Martin A
Knapp, chairman, contains the follow
ing salient points: Railroad mana
gers everywhere in the country have
accepted the Hepburn bin and have
done their best to live up to It's pro-
visions; special privileges are disap'
pearing rapidly and the railroads are
approaching more and more the value
OF federal supervision; car shortage,
little less than alarming, prevails; the
railroads are finding it impossible 10
keep up with the tremendous devel-
opment OF the country; the commits
sion suggests that tribunal be ap-
pointed to handle changes In the es-
tablished rates of railroads and recon-
mends that every station or freight
akent have a full schedule OF tarifrs
from his station to all points, for the
convenience OF shippers; the commits
sion also would have reasonable reg
ulation OF the issuance OF securities
by railroads. exhaustive tests by ex-
merits have been made to secure safe-
Nv appliances that will reduce the ap-
mailing list OF deaths and accidents
Sn railroads. The death list yearly
shows a big proportionate increase.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-07
FANC|ERS ARE
ENTHUSIASTIC

A meeting OF the Michigan State
Poultry association took place last
night at the Griswold house. The
president. DIR. f. w. Young. called the
meeting to order at $3.50. The secre.
tary. Daniel Thomas, reported large
entry list OF birds for the show to be
held at the Light Guard armory. begin
ming next Monday morning Much en-
thusiasm was manifested by the mem
bers and judging by this, the pnblic Oh
Detroit will be treated TO fine display
OF poultry. pigeons and pet stock.
A number of the members contrib
uted pairs OF birds which are To be
killed and dressed and put on exhibit
ton and after the show is over VIII be
ratified.
proposition from the old Detroit
Poultry association TO sell outright tfe
equipment OF cages, etc, formerly
used by them for show purposes and
rented by the Michigan State Poultry
assuciatfuu for a number of years, was
referred to the annual meeting which
takes place some time this month.
The show committee. which consists
~ r.. VI. Donnelly, chairman; DIR. +.
w. Young. w Kemp. Jacob Bauman,
w. G.. Patterson, Geo. f.. We'tzel and
Daniel Thomas, will meet at the arm
ory next Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock
The judges are VI. p Schwab. Jas.
A. Tucker and Sharpe Butterfield. Geo.
T.. Weitzel is superintendent.
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'QUACk DOCTORS
IN THIEVES
CLASS
-CHAMp c AAnnCNAJc
THEY CAPITALIZE THE Pain OF
THEIR FELLOW MEN-oNE CAN
NOT MAKE Condolences TO A
CORPORATION.
CHAMP S. ANDREWS.

NEW YORK, Jan. Champ s.
Andrews. who resigned last week ar.
ter seven years as counsel for the
County Medical society, addressed the
West Side branch of the Y. M. c. A.
on Medical quackery." He began by
denouncing the men who prey upon
the suferings of their fellow-men and
capitalize their pain and anxiety as
thieves so unspeakable that they are
not worthy 10 be classed with bur.
glars and pickpockets.
He criticised severely the newspa.
pers of the city for publishing the ad'
vertisements OF quacks. IL was the
press alone, he. said, which enables
quacks TO make a living. They can
not be stopped by exposure. and 1t is
necessary TO invoke the strong arm
OF the law
Taking up first the unlicensed doc
tors, Mr.. Andrews declared that they
were the least harmful He told of
the arrest OF one, an East Indian,
who posed as teacher of occult phil
osophy. When he was arrested his
ante-room in one OF the fashionable
districts was crowded with women u
wealth. and position. At the etifef- es-
treme were the midwives, who in the
Italian districts, attended TO 80 per
cent OF the births.
Mr.. Andrews then warned his hear
ers against resort to corporations
which advertise medical treatment. lie
pointed out that IL was very diff
ferent thing TO consult them from
going TO an individual doctor. The law
respects the secrets entrusted to a
physician as sacredly as IL does the
confessional, but a man cannot make
a confldant OF a corporation.
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Daily Death List

Harold Bolton. months. Cos sixth
pneumonia. Go c,hane.
hemorrhage -. -,
John Moore. eS years. st. Mary.s hos
pital. nephritis. 90
James Lawson. IS years, St Mary
hospital, carcinoma,
We're Bell, years, III Fortune op-
struction in trachea. T.,
Paul Orttenburger, 90 years -
Arndt, tuberculosis. - ,....s..
John Kossel, "a years, 4e9 brewster :
Isabella Radford. 43 years. 22s cass'
ciifrord Abbott. &c years. Eloise'
Mich; tuberculosis. 90 ,.,,.
Charles Hoffman. 81 years, 7so Clark
senectus. oo a.,
Dyke. senectuS. ..- ~.
Wilhelmine Klann. Sc years, S5' IL
cote; nephrits oe
Harry Gebbett, 81 years. 22s Avery
Gottiob. 70 years. 500 Porter; bron-
chitis. e W.,
Elizabeth, apopleNy. -.
Walter = Mann. 80 years, Grace nos
pital; inquest pending a.. go.
Peter Frautzen. 20 years, 3l3 Ireeh-
wood: Tuberculosis 80 -
Anthony wujek, 65 years. aosS Du-
bois: cystitis. -, s...
Mary White. so years. 40 Scott
bronchitis. ~. Nsa.s
Thomas Rosurk. 20 years, 81. MARY
hospital; septicaemia. 20,
Frances Schuetz 40 years, 20
twelfth; senectus. .,
Thomas Harmon, a. years, fohtiaS'
Mich. pneumonia.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-07
DIE D

RAxTER-Jan 3. at residence, 3Ss
Fourteenth-aye, George peio'e1f
husband of Anna. and brother OF
Robert and Mrs. Charles Rason' fu-
uneral Wednesday at p m from
residence ntermcnt at Woodmere
CORKINS-Mary. beloved mother -et
Mrs. +. /. Card. and Mrs John isus.
OF Lapeer. aged SO years, at her
daughters residence, l2o Minnle-st
Funeral at Baptist church. Wayne,
Wednesday. D.. m
C>OMMAND-Jan. 4. 1908, at her home,
asa West Grand Boulevard, Mrs. Mary
Command. mother of Fr. Command
OF Trenton. ID. T.; j. H.; Edward and
Miss Nora Command. Funeral Wed
nesday morning at 10 o'clock from
Holy Trinity echurch cor. sixth and
Porter.
CUMMINGs-Jan., 8 Miss elizabeth
OF Mrs. Devaney and Mr. VIM. Cum
mings. Funeral and interment at
Paisley. Ont. Jan s.
rDpY-Nelson j. aged 81 years. be-
loved husband OF Margaret Hill Ed
DIV. OF Detroit. and father of Flor
ence. Howard, Russell and Anna
Eddy. OF Flint. Mich Funeral Wed
nesday, 2 d. m. under Order OF Rail-
way Conductors at Warren l. Pot
ters undertaking parlors. 1ll9 Third
ave. Burial in Woodmere.
HENRION--Jan.- 6. at Grace hospital:
Geo. l.. Henrion, beloved husband OF
Helen, and father Of Mrs. Joe Max
we'll George and Harry Henrion.
sister. Mrs. Camenisch. Is Pulford-
ave. Wednesday at 80.
JOHNSON--sJan. 8, at her daughters
residence. 1889 yinewood- ave, Luz
ctnda widow or the late A. ~. john
SON and mother OF Frank A. john
son. Mrs. Andrew Mciiwain and Har-
vey Johnson, aged 80 years. Notice
OF funeral hereafter.
MISUNDERSTANDING at Gillette.
Wye. George W., beloved husband OF
Marie Murdoch. Funeral Wednes-
day. at y. IN. from i43 Maple-st.
REHAHM--Jan. 6, 1908, at her resi-
dence. cor. Burdeno and West End
ave, sophie. beloved wife ofNthe late
i, Ernest Rehahm. aged 20 years. Fu<
neral wednesday at 2 o'clock from
residence. Interment In family lot
at Woodmere.
SWAMI Harper hospital. Jan, ..
1905 Euphemia Taylor Swan. sole
surviving daughter OF the tate James
swan. formerly OF Hawick, Scotland.
Funeral Thursday, Ian. Eat o'clock
from the family residence. 27S Avery,
ave. Burial at Woodmere.
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ONE OHIO COUNTY
REPUDIATES TAFT

SANDUSKY, o.. Jan. 7.-Resolu-
lions adopted by the Erie county Re-
publican committee last March declar-
ins for Secretary Taft as ohio,s can.
didate for the Republican nomination
for president were rescinded last night
by vote of 10 to 2, when 81 out OF 30
members represented in person or
proxy held a stormy meeting.
The committee deposed Carl Il.
Clark, local Taft leader. as chairman.
The grounds for the committees ac-
ton were stated TO be that the pre-
vious Taft resolutions do not represent
the sentiments of the people now that
Senator Foraker is in the presidential
race.
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ASKS TO HAVE LAUNDRY
INJUNCTION SET ASIDE

The Wayne circuit judges were in
secret session for more than an hour
Monday afternoon on the charge made
by Ward n. Choate that Attorney IL.
Selling had secured an injunction from
one Judge after another judge had re-
fased To grant the order.
The injunction granted was that
against the Standard Laundry Co,
which was issued on request OF ]. L.
Hudson, purchaser Of the Norris l4ann-
dry Co. The latter company alleged
that the Standard company was using
unfair methods in soliciting business
Attorney Selling first asked Judge
Hosmer to grant an injunction to pre-.
vent the Standard agents from solicit
ing from the Norris customers. Judge
Hosmer referred him To- Judge Rohn-
ert who was familiar with the trou-
bles of the Norris concern. Judge
Rehnert could not be found.A nd Judge
Hosmer was agsis, appealed 10. and
he refused the application. Later in
the day Judge Rohnert was found by
one OF Mr. Settings assistants and the
Injunction was granted Attorney
Choate now asks that the injunction
be- set aside.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-07
Little Tim Would
Danish the Woman
Cigarette Ffend

NEW YORK, Jan. Little Tim"
Sullivan, the Bowery moralist. who
dashed to the rescue, two years ago.
when unregenerate theater managers
covered the billboards with the UNI
draped limbs OF well-favored young
women. has opened the new person
ally conducted Sullivan board OF alder
men by Offering "A resolution making
II a criminal offense for any hotel,
restaurant, or -theater- proprietor TO
permit woman to smoke In public.
Nothing since the naughty posters
we're put up has so shocked Little
Tim as the order sent out around
Christmas time to the effect that wom-
en- would be allowed to smoke at
M'sieu Martins and one or two other
liberal hosteiries freduented by per-
sons with liberal ideas.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-07

John II. Powell. attorney was given
Judgment for SOS against Fred l..
Witzleben. by a Jury In Judge Lemkie's
court. Monday afternoon. WitzSeben
recently settled IA damage suit against
the d. u. r. just as jury was drawn
in~the circuit court. He was given
s362.50 by the company, and his attor-
ney. Powell, demanded one-half claim
Ing that the case had been taken on 4
speculative basis. Wltzleben. refused
to pay. claiming that Po4ell. had not
worked hard enough on the case.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-07
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTEnUnnAN /. L.IsEs.

Detroit United Iafcrurban Lf.es.
Time table subject TO change without
notice. Central Standard Time.
FOR Mynadotte .nd Trcsson, S:ss =.
until s .os a ma, then hail hourly unsti
s:Ss p m. them every 20 minutes until
p m On Sundays, nrst car starts at
For Royal Oak. nirmisshsn .ss
until D. M. then hourly until n m
Ftrst-ear onc-haif hour later ON sun
day.
eJFor. Pennington and NorthviiI<.
hourly. a. IN. tasf1 p. m. For Orchard
Lake and Pontiac, a. IA. a M. and
every two hours until I y. m. hourly
until D. m, then every two hours
until II ., m. First car one hour later
FLINT LIMTEDs--pafiy Sis a. m.
and 4lJ p. m. Locals--For Rochester,
Roeo sna hourly and Sn .vsr1 2 Fwo hours s9s
oxford and Flint I a. M, and every
two hours until .. m. also IL .. nis
RAID RAILWAY sysTEm--rsc-,
Huron Limited. daily, 7.fss a. m, 11sts
and 6;ts y M locals FOR New Bslti.
HUroh hourly, a. m 10 D. m; also
m a,t 70 Mrins cis t9ss, ssrs S rsa
S sSs $50 a 70 Nc e clemens p AND "a. a2S
Line. hourly. s:ss a m TO o;sS ,. ~.
pETRoIT MONROE roLEDo
sHonT ,iNE hnr@aroiede Limited.
$50 %. m. Locals for Rockwood New
port Monroe and Toledo. hourly. e.3G
] A. 10. 10 80 n -nl.- alan IA An1- ~
D. m Tor Monroe. q II /.
DETROIT. sscksoN CutQ00@
RYs--Jackson I4mitede. daily. 1>(/ NJ
M. 124S D. m. and S:ts p m. rs
l for Jackson. n m. ana or(IX ~
1 hours thcreafter until ? Pm F4f
Arbof. half hourly from 3 a - ~ J
/ u. N, IfIfn hourly until ~ p N
<ar,sSS ~ I.arnet anc Griswsfts e{3S
ise> cafs Avaiting the CLOSING of th~-
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o e. But, erteld promosed.

o. T.. Butteriield, for several years
chief assistant to Henry Russell, nov
general counsel of the Michigan Cen
trail. has been promoted by the New
York Central lines to the position OF
general attorney. made vacant by Hen.
~ Russell being chosen chief counsel
to succeed Ashley Pond. who becomes
advisory counsel for the road. Mr.
Bnttcrfeld Is regarded as one of, the
ablest railway attorneys OF the west
and his promotion is looked upon by
his fellow lawyers as but just recog.
milton of his worth and ability
The Detroit times., 1908-01-07
Marriage Licenses

Harry W. Browne, "a Beatrice "a
Harris, IS. -, "a
stephen Kubiak, %; Agnes Jatke, ~.
Charles DuChene, "a. Detroit; Cscii'a
Drouilard. 20, Algonac
Stanislaw j. Marciniak. % victoria
Sredzinski. 20. n.
George Roman. Il; Agness Young, -.
Joseph STnakulsky, %, faullhS
Larchenfeld, 19.
Isidor Abrams 90. Chicago; Paulena
Feldman, 90. Detroit. a -,
William r. Buchta. p; Elizaoeth M
Wetzler. 20.
Paul stefres. %, sooheld;, Lena Kres-
ger. IL. Detroit. -,
Joseph Bukowski - Mary MarhuI-
kR. FL r..
Peter Rivard 21 Crosse Pointe; isa-
belle La Bue, 90. Center Line.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-07
! POLICE COURT DOCKET


John Ryan, begging: 81 or Is days.
Martin Brown, drunk, sentence sus-
pended.
May Kingsberry, disorderly person,
s. or 10 days.
Laura Baker. disorderly person.; SEN
tence suspended.
Henry Reusick, disturbing the peace
So or ID days.
Samuel Purtle. drunk; sentence sus-
pended.
Emmett Mccormick. disturbing the
peace; sentence suspended.
George Earl, disturbing the peace
sentence suspended.
carl Keahn. disturbing the peace
dfeniSsed
The Detroit times., 1908-01-07

Mr. r. r. eharrbcrtain, of Clinton,
MIME. says of Eucklen's Arnica Saivc.
1T does the business: I have used AZ
for piles. and 1t cured them Used 4,
for chapped hands and II cured them,
Applied Il 20 an old sore and u healed
w Without leaving scar behind 25e
at Grunow a Patterson. Gray A. Wor
cester and T.. C. kinsei drug stores
The Detroit times., 1908-01-07
BIRTHS

BOYS
Ernest Arndt, 474 Distei
Michael Romain. s66 Hague
Wesley Rhodes, 81 Thaddeus-
samuel Iawery. $50 Helen.
William Patented. 24S Scott.
Robert Clark. 1915 Fourteenth.
John Burns. t5s Sycamore.
Mike Rosenthal. $40 GrandN.
Joseph Walsh. 80 Sixth.
John Korgtowski, ga Medbury.
GIRLS.
Charles Matthews. 1872 Breckenridge.
John Darga. 632 Medbury.
Arthur Mogar. 80 Mechanic
John Schmitt. 49S chene.
Mike Wllkie, $40 Williams.
August Frzthaler. IS Vanderbilt
William Terteling. 32S Theodore