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The Detroit times., 1908-07-04
Dentist. Believing Check
Bad. Rips Gold Crowns
From Mouth OF Patient

NEW YORK. July BIN the belief
that she had given him a worthless
check In payment Of bill for repairs
to her teeth. DR.. w. A. May, a den
fist, tore out three crowns which he
had placed In the mouth OF Miss Grace
Aver, according 70 her statement 10
Magistrate Wahle. in Jefferson Market
court.
No sooner had opened my
mouth" Miss Aver told the nagis.
trate. than the doctor ripped of the
three crowns. without a word. When
/ demanded an explanation be very
brusquely told me that ! had given
him a bad check. and that this was
his method Of dealing with such cases.
My check was good. but servant
who tried to have il certified was told
this was not necessary. The servant
reported the check bad
The dentist was held for the court
OF special sessions.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04
UNITED BOEBOARO
CO. Goes INTO
BANKRUPTCY
RECEIVERS APPOINTED FOR $685.
100000 CORPORATION CONTROL.
LED BY CHICAGO INTERESTS
NAPOLEON OF FINANCE" OUT.

CHICAGO. July 3.-The United
Boxboard and Paper Co is in bank
ruptcy. Receivers were appointed to-
day. This is a s2S.967.400 corpora
zion, managed and owned mainly by
Chicago interests. sidney Mitchell, a
former board Of trade man, who In the
last year developed into Napoleon
OF Industry" is the president OF the
concern. Among the officers and diree-
tors are chas. {. Adsfr, I. " Sodhisi',
formerly OF the Milmine- Bodman
Grain Co, an old board Of trade
house: j. f. Otis, l. A. Wiley, VIM.
II. Kemp, G. J. Marott and james
Todd.
According to a dispatch from Tren'
ton, y. j.. today. Vice Chancellor
Howell appointed Thomas F, Ray
mond. Of Newark, y. j.. and Mr.. Nit
cheli, receivers for the company
TRENTON, y. J., July S,-Thomas
F. Raymond. OF Newark. and sidney
Mitchell. OF Chicago. were appointed
receivers today by Vice Chancellor
Howell. for the United Boxooard and
Paper Co. which is the possessor OF
forty-one plants IN various parts OF
the United States. The last dividend
was paid by the company on Dec. H.
1902. when IL issued one and three
fourths per cent upon It's preferred
stock. The corporation has issued
sl3,sg6,433 worth OF common STOCK
and preferred OF sl4.17l, 459.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04
PAIR Of WITNESSES
FOR PROSE CUT|ON
LOCKED Up
GIG BACK ON flRsr STORY IN
POcKET.PlCKlNGlC CASE AND IN
DIcATioNs ARE THEY'VE BEEN
TAMPERED WITH.

At the request Of Assistant Prose
cutting Attorney Stewart Hanley, Po-
lice Justice Stein ordered Charles
Ingeson. aged % and Edward Schima,
aged Il, two OF the peoples witnesses
in the case OF William Kelly. charged
with larceny from the person. locked
up after they had given their testi-
mony Friday noon. John Mcdonald,
aged 81 Of Nu.-557766 Al Elliott-aYe-
was also arrested in the court room.
All three are held on suspicion pend
ing an investigation and may be
charged with obstructing justice
William Kelly is charged with pick
ing the pocket Of William Gordon In
Riverviev Park on the night OF June
% Ingeson and Schima are said TO
have witnessed the act and the story
they told the police and 10 the prose-
cutting attorney was very damaging
TO Kelly Ingeson was expected TO
testify that he saw Kelly pour the
change from the purse and, seeing
that he was observed. had tried to
persuade the witness To take the
empty wallet lngeson refused and
Kelly, 1t Is alleged. himself threw the
purse into a handy receptacle, where
1t was afterwards found, with the as
sistance OF the two young men, Inge-
son and Schima.
When they took the stand in police
court, Friday. both lngeson and
Schima went back completely on the
statements they had first made. and
explained the discrepancy by saying
they had been asked 10 tell such a
story TO the police in the first place.
They did not say, however. who had
asked them. Ingeson explained his
gigging back by saying he was, afraid
Kelly would lick him.
William Gordon, the complaining
witness. testified that when he asked
Ingeson. before the hearing. II he
were going TO stick TO his story Of
the alleged hold up, lngeson replied:
Il haven't got anything TO say. I've
been paid 10 keep my mouth shut
Gordon also testified that John Nc
Donald. who was an interested specta-
tor at the examination, had offered 70
make good the money he had lost II
he would not appear against Kelly.
McDonalds alleged interest In Defend
ant Kelly was not explained
Justice Stein will make a thorough
investigation. Kelly's examination
was continued for the present.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04
C0ATELYOU WANTS
HITCHCOCK CHOSEN
SECRETARY OF TREASURY TELLS
TAFT HIS PREFERENCE
FOR CHAIRMAN.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Wm. II.
Taft held two important conferences
YESTERDAY The first was with Speak
or Cannon and the second with Sec
rotary Of Treasury Geo. B. Cortelyou.
Concerning neither conference was
much disclosed
Speaker Cannon. at the conclusion
Of his talk with Taft. said that he
had called on the Republican standard
bearer merely to pay his respects and
TO renew his assurances, given I'm his
telegram on the day OF the nomina.
ton. that he could be depended on to
furnish any assistance In his power
TO insure the election OF Judge TAFT
In the afternoon Taft went 20 the
treasury department and had an
hours talk with Secretary Cortelyou.
The interview cOVcred y wide range
OF political topics. Secretary Cortelyou
took occasion 90 urge the selection Of
Frank VI. Hitchcock as chairman OF
the national committee
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04
TREASURY DEFICIT
TURNS OUT TO
Be SURPLUS
DEPARTMENT CAREFULLY sx-
PLAINS MISLEADING STATE
MENT RECENTLY ISSUED is
DUE TO POOR BOOKKEEPING.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Hal II
is the campaign season, sure
enough.
In statement issued by the treas
ury department today. II Is stated
that although the treasury state
ments show deficit In round mum
bers OF s60.000.000 In the operations
OF the government during the fiscal
year just closed. the deficit Is more
apparent than real. being due 10 an
anttluated- system OF bookkeeping
which Secretary Cortelyou is having
overhauled and modernized Consid-
ering the ordinary receipts OF the gov
eminent. there is not only no deficit,
but surplus. The amount OF new
debt created during the year was only
$1,000, 600 In excess OF the amount or
the old debt redeemed and $1,000
VAS expended in new public works,
OF which less than half was paid for
by the creation Of a funded debt
Under a proper method OF book
keeping this amount would be charge
able 10 extraordinary expenditures 70
be met by loans" II is explained
Putting the budget on this basis for
the past fiscal year the account would
show a surplus in ordinary receipts
over ordinary expenditures OF s25,l69.-
1886
The deficiency In extraordinary re-
ceipts paid form surplus OF ordinary
receipts and from the free balance In
the treasury was s75.S907Ss.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04
HANLEY SEARCHES
FOR ANNIE SMITH
PROSECUTORS OFFICE MUCH
PERTuRsED OVER CONTINUED
ABSENCE OF WOMAN.

The prosecuting attorneys Office is
all fused up" over the continued alb
sence of Annie Smith. star witness In
the charges against Captain Newber-
~. Detective Favor and Frank Hib-
bier. and have started a systematic
search for the missing woman.
Armies former haunts In Delray
and River Rouge We're searched, but
no trace of her could be found Thurs
day night Assistant Prosecutor Ste
wart Hanley and County Detective
Churchill left for Cleveland, on a tip
that Annie had gone there. II she
cannot be found in Cleveland the men
will go 10 Buffalo, where Annie has
daughter attending school. They
think they can learn from the girl the
whereabouts OF her mother
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN LINEs.
Detroit United Interursan Line.-

Detroit Uutted tnteruFban ftue&
Time table subject to change without
notice. Central Standard Time
FLINT LIMITEDs-Daily. S:lb A. m
and AIS .. m. Locals for Rochester,
Romeo. Orion and Oxford. a m and
hourly , until l; p S m For until FliSt D. s
For wyaRdotte aAd TreDLoH, bSS =,
M sos a. m, and every 20 minutes
until s;os a m. then half hourly mil mil
SOS .. m. then half hourly until ll:Ss
p. m. On Sunday. hrst car starts al
For Royal Oak. BlrmIsshnm aea
until p. m. then hourly until IL p m
Fret care one half hour later on sun
For Farmington- Worthwhile. Orchard
Lake and Ponttse-e q. m. and hourly
until IL p. m. First car one hour LATER
RAPID RAILWAY sysTEM-Port
Huron Linaissd daily 7;4S a. ia m; 100; os
s Nsy past Hon bHSTY Marine mi to
m: also . D. m. to Marine City. Local
cars run via Algonao To Mt. Clemens.
s scn s0u until ss1 M TO TO MP Clemens
Wis. shore line. hourly. s:ss a. m. to
s:2s p; m: also II ?: m o
SNORT RnFo LIVE S RY.@Toledo Limiteds
eaa 0y sso Local, for Rocfwood 'G Ns s@e
Z ma to $50 .. m. also $50 and ii
s1Ei$,'ss. s.s g % ,s.s ea snG ss
q IN. Locals. for jackson. q. m and
every two hours until p. m; for Ann
M: for Saline. $40 g. m. and every two
hours until $3.50 p. m. also 10 2, M Tor
Plymouth and Worthwhile. 1880 n m. ana
every two hours until $3.50 p. M also
II p. m.
Interurban cars pass waiting sta
ton, corner of Larned and criswold.
cts. last cars awaiting the closing OF
theaters-
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04
JOS. SCHIAPACASSE
IS OFF FOR ITALY

One OF the pioneers OF the Italian
colony OF Detroit. Joseph Schiapacas'
Sc. No. SIC Rivardst.. left the city
Thursday evening to visit his native
land He is rs years OF age and has
resided In this city 80 years, rearing
a family OF IL children here. Several
years ago, Mr.. Schiapacasse retired
from business and since then has
contemplated the trip 10 the mountain
village near Genoa where he was born.
His wife and three daughters accom-
pany him and they will be gone for
about four months
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04

Mayor Jenx presided, and happy re-
sponses. mostly reminiscent, were
made by the Hon. Arthur Hill and
Hon. Ezra Rust, OF Saginaw; Prof.
Campbell, of Ypsilant; and Crockett
McElroy and James Schermerhorn.
OF Detroit.
4 ball followed the banquet.
Home Coming week has attracted
multlture Of former residents and
every day is filed with social and
historic interest Ex-senator I. w.
Palmer. OF Detroit, made one OF the
speeches The memorable event
closes with an old-fashioned celebra-
tor on the Fourth
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04
EIGHT HURT IN
LAKE SHORE WRECK
TWO MAY DIE FROM TROLLEY
CRASH NEAR NORWALk.
OHIO

TOLEDO. O., July 3.-(Special)-
Limited car No al. on the Lake
Shore Electric railroad. leaving Toledo
at O'Clock this morning. met IN
head-on collision with the work train
near noon, al the edge OF Norwalk.
O, seriously injuring eight. TWO PEI
haps fatally
The accident occurred on a curve
oR-a dew grade Each CREW san
the other coming, but could not stop
in time 10 avoid the accident.
Both cars were demolished. The
injured were taken 10 Norwalk The
crew OF the work train claim they
were not aware of the time OF the
limited
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04
BANDITS MURDER
C0LOWATER MAN

COLDWATER, Mich, July a.
Especial -Libro lombard. an ltal-
Ian laboreF at the cement factory
here. was killed by highwaymen last
evening on the Lake Shore tracks
west OF this city. His companion.
Caspanzo Degio, was shot in the arm
and hand, but escaped. Two other
Italians, Jaciona Bossoll and Andre
Lauri. were held up, robbed of s65
and left tied hand and foot by the
side OF the tracks.
There is no clue to the murderers.
OF whom there were two. In dead
mans pocket was found $40.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04
ST. CLAIR HOME-COMERS
HAVE BANQUET AND BALL

ST. CLAIR. July 3-(SpeciallE
The reception and banquet given by
the ST. Clair business men to several
of their distinguished former citizens
was a delightful feature OF Home
Coming week AT the Oakland, last
night
About one hundred sat down TO an
appetizing spread In the ordinary
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04
To Revive interest IN Red eros,

Mrs. Z. NJ. Campau has been chosen
as special committee OF one by the
Detroit branch OF the Red Cross so
cfety TO enlist new members and col.
lect funds. There is general move.
nent In the American Red Cross to
regain lost ground. Since the Span
ish war, interest In the Red Cross has
steadily diminished until this nation
now contributes less to that cause
than any other notable civilized ma
tion.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04
CAMP DELL WROTE
FROM DETROIT
FUGITIVE JACKSON LAWYER AID.
VISEO CLIENT IN A
LETTER.

JACKSON. Mich, July 3-From a
letter received by client OF Robert
Campbell, the missing embezzler. yes
terday. it appears that Campbell must
be In Detroit. 'or that he was up to a
day or 50 ago.
G. w Chase Is the client The let
ter, mailed in Detroit, advises him TO
take up a certain matter OF litigation
with another Jackson attorney, whom
Campbell names The letter reveals
that CampbelIs mental condition 10
pretty fair.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04
eabe Crushed aY car-

While playing In the street In front
OF his home al No. 437 Congress.st
east. Thursday evening. 3-year-old 10
seph Palazola was struck by a Trum
bail car and received serious injuries
The child IS in ST. Mary's hospital
with a double fracture OF the leg and
its head badly crushed. and doubt Is
entertained as TO its recovery.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04
Just Exactly Right.

Il have used Or. Kings New Life
pills for several years. and find them
Just exactly right says Mr.. A. A..
FELTON,. Of Harrlsvlle, ~ Y. New
Life pills relieve without the least dis
comfort. Best remedy for coDstipa
ton. blliousness and malaria. at +.
c. Kinsers. Central Drug Co. and
Gray e. Worcester's drug stores.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04
IN LOCAL pIA1HOU}t5
AT THE coMIoUE.

The Comique. on Broadway and
Gratiot-ave.. promises the Detroit pub
lie an excellent bill for the coming
week The Pittsburg Grand Opera
house audiences were well pleased
with the acts OF last week. which viii
be shown here for the first time on
Monday afternoon. The Comique will
use an outlay OF $500 feet OF best
moving picture film for the week,
making 500 feet more than the house
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04
TO MAKE PROTEST
AGAINST WILLIAMS

protest will be filed with the city
clerk before Tuesday against the APP
pointment OF j. Harvey Williams as
boiler inspector or assistant by the
city council. This will be based ON
alleged misstatements In his anniica.
ton for the civil service examination.
Erred Goodnough and John b.. Purv.s
Visited Mayor Thompson Friday morn.
Ing and assured him thpf tr.t l,
proof OF inaccuracies IN Williams af-
fldayit as to his experience
Sob Printing done rIEnt. Times Print
Ing Co.. is John R-st Phone 1893
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04
St.1O to CLEVELAND


STR. CITY OF CHATHAM makes a
round trip from Detroit 10 Chatham
every Friday and Saturday leaving
foot OF Randolph street at a. m. re.
Turning. leaves Chatham at 3 % IN
Fare, round trip, 75c one way SOC
One way trip from Detroit on sunday
morning at s o'clock and on Monday
and Wednesday at 3 % m John
STEVENSON Agent. IT, o Randolph 81
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04

There is nothing else 30 prompt ana
effective as Doan's Kidney Pills, and
this remedy has no effect on the other
organs. except 10 drive out the uric
poison that Interrupts their action. IL
cures the kidneys and thus ends tho
cause Of disease. Rich. pure blood and
lasting health result.
Doan's Kidney Pills are recon.
mended by your own townspeople.
DETROIT PROOF.
j. A. Murray, 504 Canton.st.. Detroit.
Mich. says Since Doan's Kidney
pills cured me OF kidney trouble
have never had occasion TO use them.
or any other kidney remedy. Prior 20
their use, suffered a great deal from
constant pains through my back. ac-
companied by headaches and dizzy
spells | had no energy or ambition.
and sometimes felt SO tired and worn
out that IL seemed as IL | would be
unable to perform my work When
learned Of Doan's Kidney pills | pro-
cured box az Gray & Worcester's
drug store. and after using them 4
short time felt like a different man.
The pains In my back disappeared, as
also did the other annoyances. | will
always recommend this remedy when
! hear anyone complaining OF kidney
ri
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04
Clarence MIIIiqsn a proud Father

Clarence r. MIlligan. attorney, was
about the county building Friday
morning. smiling broadly and telling
his friends OF the arrival az his homo
on Thursday night OF littlel daughs
ter.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04

Mrs William Braden, who lives on
Canton-ave., reported 10 City Treas
urer Max Koch that she had lost \
purse containing $50 while paying her
taxes Thursday =
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04

Will power is apt TO go down and
out when IL encounters the almighty
dollar Chicago News
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04

After praying for her bad husband
few months a woman is apt 10 get
ashamed OF herself and apply for n
divorce.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04
TIE M PIE I rs:, D Week.. ss.
=" " VI VI " HWF - =
"IGCkN JIM"

OLYMPIA DESNALL and Her Horses
and Dogs Majestic Musical Four, Col
Inns a. Brown LaVlne Cfmaron Trio
Madgc Fox Barry A Hughes. Ben Bey-
or a Co. Kinetograph
NOTICE! This iTbeater will be
closed for Three Weeks TO permit OF
very extensive Improvements. REOPEN
MONDAY AFTERNOON. JULY ~.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04

Depart loot or Kanuo IpA-St
Leave Detroit Tuesdays and Fridays IT
10 a. m. for st. Clair, Port Huron, Lex
tngton, Port sanilac, Forester, Forest
vile. Hnrbor Beach. Port Hope and Bay
City.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04
EARTHQUAKE FELT
ON PACIFIC COAST

SAN FRANCISCO. July "a slight
earthquake shock was felt here to-
day.
NEW YORK, July 3.-The news OF
the earthquake was first heard here
on the floor OF the stock exchange at
1920 O'Clock this morning
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04

Money, makes the mare go--and
sometimes she goes to the horse doc
tor.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04

ENUS7 Detroit q Cleveland Nav. o..
SXxAN Wharf foot OF Wayne 81
Fer Cleveland. Pirtsburx and all points
isnd pAd 1Siss Ean E rxet e Slss.
TO Cleveland every Saturday nisht. S2.eo
round trip.
Day Trips 90 Cleveland every
Fare, Sl.10.
For Mackfnsc and Way rorts--Alpena.
fetoskey. Chicago 500, Marquette. Du-
Iuth-Leave Monday and Saturday. s p
m. Wednesday and Friday. gao n m
For Toledo-Sundav and Friday. o.
m Tuesday and Thursday. p;4B a m
Direct exprcss service to Mackinac and
Aipenn. Leave Sundays 1880 a. m !;
ruesdayx. also D. m. and Thursdays 3
y. m
The Detroit times., 1908-07-04
Ae0 Ray CITY Division

LAKE, AND RIVER sFEA AERs-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-19
COUNTRY nEAL EsTATE-continusd
BANK SALE.

200 acres choice Sacramento river bottom
lard. we'll improved suitable to subdiylde for
colonization. 2 sets OF farm buildings; 40 miles
Of fence; has produced 10000 sacks OF wheat
and 1000 tons of hay In season; price 1872,
500; payment arranged. $3.50
IN cultivation; 30 acres creek bottom land can
be irrigated for alfalfa; a good house and barn.
well. mill and tank: on good country road. 10
miles from Concord and railroad station; trade
for house IN Oakland or Berkeley.
81. 75o--320 acres ranch; 200 In cultivation: 20
acres meadow; ) acres vineyard; a good house
OF q rooms, and barn; 10 miles 70 railroad; RE-
DUCED from 81. COOS ss.se@e
IS, 50o-120 acres in Santa Clara county: near
Wright station: IS acres vineyard and orchard !:
good house and barn; 1ne spring and plenty OF
fruit
HUGH NJ CAMERON,
1858 Broadway.
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InEAI. srncK RANCH-

ST. 5OO-Splendid ranch of SI3 acres in
Yolo county: only half mile from town and
school: l6o acres Of grain. balance bay aud
Fencing; room cottage: all good outside
improvements: ~ hesd OF work stock. $50
sheep $50 hogs: implements; income about
81 600 per yesr: Sc. 0oo cash. balance on mort
gage or trade Tor city income property.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-19

PUBLIC attention is directed 10 tho fact taat
. the reservation made III 1894 hy the govern
mebt q Canada. Containing several milton
acres fertile lands located along ihe main line
OF tie Canadian Pacific railway east OF tie
city OF Calgary. IN southern Alberta. CRuada.
10 now open for colonization Those interested
"a stock raising. dsi-ying. winter wheat, al
fslfs and sugar beet production and wishing
; to acquire homes withis This block with view
: 10 actual settlement should apply for detailed
informs ton 70
:. FRANCIS TERRIER is Gesry St. S. F.
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COUNTRY REAL EsT4TE-oontinues
nIcKMtN IANns

Irrigated valley lands. close 70 both s. r.
and Santa Fe railroads.; IN 20 acre tracts on
Sesrly payments: in the famous Turlcck irI1-
CATION district. ] will send you beautiful
booklet 80 psges) free for the asking, or see
Mr.. Peek al Denair on the Santa Fe r. b,
neer tbe lspd. -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-19

PROFITABLE HOME At A BARGATN.
Slo.o0o-An elegant home IN Santa Cruz
county. near WAtscnvilie; so acres in nne
apple orchard; modern room dwelling; all
fl-Ft class improvements: the income: owner
too old 10 care for place; terms y Dc
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-19

$40 0Ott--50 acres Ere rich soil. miles from
Vscavile: - acnss N fun bearing fruit; well
improved every tling up 10 date ana IN me
condition. gasoline engine pumping plant; has
produced over S3.sG0 IN enc year; leased this
year at $1,000: failing health sDd OLD sge
reason for this sacrifice. --..-- (R5ffl
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FINE soNo,fA COUNTY RANCH.

s200O0-132is acres, between ST. Helena
and Aetna Springs completely furnished mod
ern house OF rooms: filly equipped summer
kitchen; cabin for help; elevation 1.s5o feet:
> good horses. surrey. harness and all imple-
ments: IS sores in bearing vineyard, 10 acres
variety of choice fruits; unsurpassed climate;
viii trade FOR Oakland or san Francisco
property. (RI2o3)
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ST.. i.lo-Iiot Of 20 rooms snd $40 acres.
Desr CaisEeras Big Trees, general merchan-
disc sIore pOstofsce. hell. shop, cottages,
3 isrce barns: al necessary outouDcings;
enough pine and oak timber 60 pay for place
s creeks run through property; half cash OF
VIII trade for Oakland property. thefst
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= FINE ME&DOCINo COUNTY RANCH.
Sl0.OO0-sSS3 acres. beautifully situated; l25
acres good farming land; 100 acres fine tim
ber. % scres full bearing orchard and vine
rard, trout stream. game Ia abundance; good
house .of : rooms: sli necessary outbuildings,,
picking and storehcuses; place should be seen
TO he appreciated; owner growing too old 70
care fsr ranch. (RlS58l
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MARIN COUNTY.

CoRTE MADEIRA.
IL you don't think Corte MADEIRA is the finest
spot IN California come over and see it. Bring
go with you and own q house and lot when you
go back home. We have hand new cottage
lSx24 electric light. water and plumbing all
complete. the cheapest property in California !;
sl2oo Is the net price on this property, The lot
Is 5oxlJo. You must pay $40 down and $50 a
month until the money is paid. You can't rent
9 house Ike this cottage any place for less than
SO month. 1t will take you about 9 years to
OWL your own house, and you. can have a guar
antee that the property viii be worth more ut
the end of the 9 years than 1t is now You
can't make a mistake in owning your land II
you buy 1t right. Do not let anybody pump you
full Of wind; come over to Corte MADEIRA and be
your own judge | have only few more pieces
Of property to dispose Of and IL you should not
like the cottage / have built viii build one to
suit. can't give you a good home for less
than $50. and will just make man present
OF good home worth 81. 500 IL he will put up $50
a month for his rent for years. Avoid having
other men owe you. You can't tell what a bank
ing house will do to you, and the safest deposit
you can find to put your savings in is a little
home. and have the best~home for you for the
money. Come over Sunday any other day and
see the property.
DR.. McCUE,
Corte MADEIRA, Cal. -