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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-02

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ing just yet the big
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lis called comparison with 10000 planters;
lit has major relation with the
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acres VINO raises an export tropical crop which be pneappe tobacco
s rubber, bananas things question
whether he make the undertaking longer doubts settled
$50 concerned pineappes instance
export crop maturing
down Otherwise
general proposition affected may
farm
questions put
ago
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assault
dners do is to mix small farming with patch farming assa
latter They triumph with the eclat the egy
square gales points pneapes
thing and content Why shouldn't he bei
bug the people into the belief that Hawaiian soil rain and sunshine mum
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of her bounty To bbuus bachelors brownon fronts
count perhaps calling among peo
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sympathy
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of fitness will publish
of gratitude them they viii of
wedding them Generally speaking,
thanked
should
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Philadelphia Public which built death
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gallery Washington the subject
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-02

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-02

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-02

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The Detroit times., 1908-02-14
WORLD-CHALLENGE
TO EAT OYSTERS
NEW ORLEANS CHAMPION sAye
HE HAS pEvouREp sSs IN
n MINUTES.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 14.--AIfred
Gassner. New Orleans champion oys-
ster eater, has issued challenge to
all corners. asserting that he can eat
more oysters In less time than any
other man alive. His record was
made one night recently. when he
claims TO have eaten SEQ oysters and
IL tamales in q minutes and sec
onds, at Louis Martins restaurant, IN
Exchange alley.
Gassner Is very proud OF his record.
lie says he has been in training all
his life, eating oysters In larger guam
titles weekly. The week before he
says he ate 10 dozen without an ef-
fort, and the day after eating the csc
he got up early In the morning and
ate i've dozen for breakfast.
The outward appearances OF the oys-
ter eater belle him. for he is tall and
thin and would never be picked up
as a man with such an enormous ca
pacity. Every Saturday evening he
says he eats six or eight dozen TO
keep from going TO bed on an empty
stomach. Besides eating three and
sometimes four square meals day.
he says he would feel as IL he were
starving TO death IL he. did not eat so
to 100 oysters.
Speaking of his challenge he said:
Il viii bet anybody anything they
want to bet that | can eat three sacks
OF oysters within 80 minutes. That
means 600 oysters. The doctors say
that IL would eat that many my stom-
ach would burst, but money talks, and
any one who wants to either contest
with me or bet me can't. Will pIease
send his card"
The Detroit times., 1908-02-14
MAN WITH THREE
WIVES WINNER
FRANZ LEHR's NEW OPERA SAID
TO RIVAL THE MERRY
WIDOW"

VIENNA, Feb. 14.-Another Merry
Widow" is delighting Vienna audi
ences at the Vienna theater, and
doubtless will soon be heard In New
York. Franz Lehr. the composer OF
the Merry Widow" has Just produced
his new comic opera The Man with
Three Wives" which In as full or
sparkling and melodious numbers as
its famous predecessor
The llbretto. by julius Bauer, has
n most humorous idea underlying Vt,
and bristles with witty lines. The
much married man is Hans Zipser,
travelling conductor for Vienna tour
ist's agency. Zipser has wife In
Vienna Of whom he is very fond, but
having TO be much abroad, he con-
soles himself for long absences from
her side by setting up other homes In
Paris and London. Thus besides his
Vienna wife Lory, he has a Paris
wife" Coralie, and also London
wife" Olivia.
The chief OF the tourist bureau,
Baron Huneburg. covets Lory for him
self. and with the idea OF winning her,
he reveals to her the fact that her
husband Is carrying on" In foreign
cities Together the baron and Lory
90 to Paris. where they find Hans
with Coralie.
Instead or squabbling. the two WON.
en- become friends, when they learn
that there Is a third wife" In London.
whefo Hans/is inzpatieRtly awaitea.
Therefore everybody crosses over Go
the English capital. Peer Hans Is Tits
confronted with all three wives "
Olivia rejects him. Coralie goes back
TO her former lover. and Lory Insists
that he shall give up the tourist bust.
ness and return with her. 10 Vienna.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-14
Wetherbee Building
Iss-i2s-iso FARMER ST.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTER- U RBAN LINES.


Detroit UsitsA 1nserusban Lines.
Time table subject to change without
notics. Central Standard Time.
Foy wyandotfs and Trenton. B:ss ..
until. S Sos % s ss:n hourly q Tp u";
sos ,. M, thsn. half hourly until ii:as
p m. On sunday. nrst car starts at
r For Reys, Oak. a,rmi.sha~ and
Pontiac. $3.50 2. MP then half hourly
until p. m, then hourly until IL p. m
First car ons-haif hour later on Sun.
f"y Farmingten a.d Northvine
hourly. q a. m. 20 II .. m. For Orchard
Lake and Pontiac SnMi: ,c,,, m; m Ram, and
until D. m. then every two Rours
until II. .. N. First car one hour later
on FLINT LINT irMrrEDs--psiiy. sns a. m
Romeo, a. m. and svsry two hour,
Until 70 p nj t,; also p M For For Orion Orion
two hours until . D. m. also II .. m
RAID RAILWAY .sysTrx--Por,
Huron Limited daily sss 7 iss s. m r Az.
more. xlsonsc. Marine City and Por,
Huron hourly. Z a m. TO p. m; also
e Marin 70 CITY NJ d cCS., ears rnT
hourly S,s HsS s!so am. 70 M sna hoSs rt
untii ii o. m. TO Mt. Clemens viz
shore Line. hourly. s.2s q. IN. TO s:2'
SHORT Line RY.-Toiedo Limitsdi
daily. sac 2. M, 1910 m. 2:io ant
port. Monroe and Toledo. hourly. Ga,
a. m. TO $3.50 y. m. also s:so and n
DETROIT, JACKSON a Chicago
m. f2:z5 .. m. and Its p. m. Eucufs
for Jacksoas a. n. and every ~.
o. m. then hourly until IL p. m.
fnterurban cars pass waiting Station
corner OF LarHed and 9riswold-sks
last cars awaiting the closing o.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-14

DR.. Pierce's medicines, however, form
O single and therefore striking exception
20 the above rule. Their Claim to the
confidence OF invalids does not rect
solely upon their owners and makers
say-so or praise. Their Ingredients are
matters OF public knowledge, being
printed on each separate bottle-wrap-
per. Thus invalid sufferers are taken
into DR.. Herce's full confidence. Scores
of leading medical men have written
enough to I'LL volumes In praise OF the
curative value of the several ingredients
entering into these well known med
icipes.
In favor Of DR.. Pierce's medicines Ia
the frank, conhding, open, honest state
ment OF their full composition, giving
every Ingredient IN plain English, with
out fear of successful criticism and with
confidence that the good sense OF the
afflicted win lead them TO appreciate
this honorable manner OF confding "a
them what they are taking into their
stomachs when making use OF these
medicines.
WHAT THEY CURE. People often
ask rWhst do DIR. Pierce's two leading
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Medical DiscoveFy
and Favorite Prescription cure7r
Briefly, the answer IL that ~Goldcg
Medical Discovery Is q most potent 81.
lerstlys, OF blood-puriaer, and tonic. ol
inyiGorator, and acts especially favor.
ably In curative way upon all The
mucous lining surfaces, as Of the nasal
passages, throat, bronchial tubes, stom-
ach, bowels and bladder curing . larEs
percentage OF catarrhal cases whether
The disease affects the nasal passages,
the throat, iarynx, bronchia, stomach
las catarrhal dyepepsia), bowels (Hs
mucous diarrhsa), bladder, uterus on
other pelvic organs. Even IN the CHRONIC
Or Lucrative stages OF these affections,
u Il generally successful In affecting
cures. In fact the ~Golden Medical
Discovery" 10 without doubt, the most
successful constitutional remedy for al
lorna OF catarrhal diseases, known q
modern medical science. In Chronic
Nasal Catarrh DIR. Sagels CAtarrh Rem.
edy fluid should be used for washing
and cleansing out the nasal passagel
while taking the Discovery for IL.
blood cleaning and specific, healing
Effects upon the mucous lining mem
. branes. This combined local and gen
eral treatment viii cure q very larEs
percentage OF the worst cases OF chronic
nasal cstarrh, no matter OF how many
year, standing They may be.
As 70 the NFayorite Prescription, 4
r. ndytsed for the cure OF one clhEz D
diseases enly--those weaknesses, de-
lranfcments and Irregularities peculiar
% women. IL Is a powerful. yet gent,
netting. luylgoxatlng tonic aud nervine
The Detroit times., 1908-02-14

For weak, worn-out, over-workedsw
emo matter what has caused I'D
breakdown, wFavorite Presentation
will be found most effective in bu1lding
up the strength, regulating the wcmanly
functions, subduing pain and bringing
about q healthy, strong, vigorous, cons
dition of the whole system.
DIR. Pierce believes that our American
forests abound In most valuable medi6
cinal roots for the cure of most OF our
obstinate and most fatal dheNsss, Il We
would properly investigate thsm; and.
in confirmation Of this hm conuock1cnJ
he points with pride TO thsss1mok marx
velous cures Effected by his ~Colde3
Medical Discovery which has PROVED
itself to be the most sffici0nt stomach
tonic, liver inyigorator, heaEssto and
regulator, and blood cleanser known -
medical science. Not lsss marvellous.
in the unparalleled cures % igconptantly
making OF woman q many peguliar al1eo-
tione, weakness and distresaiug dGranRo-
ments, lis DR.. Piepce's FavorAo nuoece3p-
ton, as 10 amply attssted BY 0oann1n
of unsolicited tesS<monials coufrihuoo1
by grateful patients who have hen
cured by it OF lsucorrhoa. painful
periods, irregularities, prctn1ns aut
other dispiacement1. ulc0ra1io1 oluteDue
and Kindred affections, ofsBn nlh>x MAN.
ether advertised medicines had fAileal
Both these world-iamsd msdicinss
ore wholly made mp from the glycsgic
extracts of native, medicinal roo6o,
found In our American forests. 1he
processes employed In their manu-
fscture were original with DR.. Hspos.
and they ara CARRIED On by akillod Chem-
lists and pharmacies with the nd Of
apparatus and spphmpes spooia1y
designed and bull for this puTpoae.
Both medicines are entirely ne from
alcohol and all other harmful, habit
forming drugs. What II said Of their
power 20 cure the several diseases for
which they are advised may be essily
learned by sending your. name and
address 10 DIR. r. v. Pierce. Buffalo,
N. Y, for little booklst which Ne has
compiled, containing copiQus extracto
from numerous standard medical bockn,
which are consulted a. authorities By
physicians OF the several schools Oh
practice for their guidance In prescrib-
ing. It is yxxr TO AL. A postal card
request win bring r.
DR., Piercs's Pleasant Psllsn curs
constipation CeAztipA&4ea = NJ eAass
OF many Diseases Cir ~ cnoop and
you core thc disease. One wYoUees b
gentle laxative, ard ~ = MID cAs
thartic. Druggists ell thow. and
nothing " iurt ~ HU1d.y nv IA
esses,sal Lls.ie Liver Hlls Autpins1D b
cid DR.. Pierce, over % yooD oEo.
Much initiated. but never o0uai6d.
They are tiny sueAr-cos1s6 rnhnlns--
easy 70 taks as CANDY. 4 ~
The Detroit times., 1908-02-14
BIRTHS

BOYS.
Frank X. Boyer, 266 Clinton.
Henry Iansdale. 81 Bethune east.
Joseph G. Dugan. $50 Second.
Henry sitter. a59 Clinton.
Norman X. Crago, $50 Monroe.
John ID. Carmichael. 10 Elm.
GIRLS.
Robert Cadger. 251 Engle.
Christopher DUNK. 54i Chestnut.
Thomas Cole. Woman's hospital.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-14
RUN DOWN BY AUTO,
WOMAN AWARDED $500

A jury in Judge Mandell's division
Of the circuit court brought In a YER
dict Thursday night, awarding Mrs,
Maud Lego $500 damages. The ver-
diet was directed against George
Huebner. Mrs. Lego alleged that dur
Ing the summer OF 1905 she was run
down by Huebner's automobile while
listening to band concert on Belle
Isle.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-14

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 14.--Assist-
ant District Attorney Heney has filed
a petition In the supreme court for q
rehearing OF the case wherein the
court OF appeals considered its IA
nous decision practically declaring
ex-Mayor Schmitz and Abe Rucf
guiltless OF the crime OF extortion and
reversing the judgment OF the lower
court in the Schmitx case. The peti-
ton criticises the court for It's de-
cision.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-14
DIE

BRUDER-At his residence, 21s Tween
ty-third-st., Frederick r.. beloved
husband OF Caroline, and father OF
VIM. 6. and Charles Bruder. and Mrs.
w. f.. Weber, aged II years. Flu
neral saturday at p. III. from resi-
dence. and at gao from 81. Paurs
German church. Seventeenth-st.
en- re ts-,Btea at ettgug0, ttty Fob.
ter OF Mr. Clarence and Josephine
Creors. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
coHN--Feb. 10. at his home, s5i Brush
stY; Philip -, beloved ,s a husband nc. Of
Wei. Sol. Victor III. and Richard
Cohn. aged Ga. Funeral from the
above. residence Friday at .. IN.
Burial private.
GRUNwAI.D--Feb. IL. at his daugh-
ter's residence. 254 Sherman st, John.
beloved husband OF the late Regena
Grunwald. and father OF Mrs. Angus
"a Wick. and Mrs. Christine Lenth,
aged rs years III months. Funeral
Saturday at y. M. from residence.
brand. a. 9, n: Thursday. Feb; 10.
D.. ~ at his residence, 334 Scotch
ave, Lstroit, Mich.
JONES--Fcb. f3. at the residence OF
her sister. Mrs. George Ballard pea
Fourth-ave.. Clara Du Bois. widow
of Clayton Jones. and beloved sister
of Mrs. +, Il. Welton. Mrs. George
Ballard. Alice Nj. Du Rois and James
-. tu bOlH. CdluTuhy after
noon. Feb. is. at lao o'clock. Inter
mcnt private.
I,oNG--Feb. 10, John Long, late OF
Port Huron. brother OF Miss Hannah
funeral pariors Saturday at s:45, and
Holy Trinity church at a. m.
LATCHAM--Feb. 10. 1908, Hannah,
mother OF William II. Latcham. Port
troit, and John Latcham, St Louis.
Funeral from the residence of hor
son, $40 Vermont-ave.s Saturday, Feb.
10. 1905. 1889 y. m. lnterment at
Windsor Grove cemetery
LAPPIN--At her late residence, 263e
East Jefferson, Mary, relict OF the
late. Patrick LapDin. and beloved
Mira. Thomas Corby. Mrs. Margaret
| keveney, Mrs. Lauverence n. Tromb-
ley. and Miss Mary J. Lappin. Burial
saturday at from Church OF An
MURRAY--Feb. IS. at Grace hospital.
! Mrs. Mary Murray. widow OF the late
r. Is. Murray. aged SO years. Notice
OF funeral later.
PRQBER---Feb. 1s. Clara. beloved wife
OF A. w. Prober. and daughter of
Catherine and the late William Paul.
Funeral from mothers residence, 2ss
Vermont lave, Monday At s, and at 81.
Boniface's church at $3.50 a. m.
eTREET-Feb. IL. ut residence, 113
Junction-ave.. Esther. aged 81 years.
beloved wife OF George Street. Fu-
neral private. Omit flowers.
sPILIsANE--Feb. 10, 1908. at HIS resi-
dence, 30 Sproat-st., Patrick, beloved
Husband OF Alicia SpIllans, and faith
er OF Mrs. John J. Meurer and John
J. spillane. Funeral from residence
saturday at S:20 n. m. and to So.
Peter and Pauls cathedral, Adelaide
ST.. Al O'clock. /-N
scHIFFER-Feb. IL. 1908. Peter, be-
loved husband OF the late Margaret
SShiHcr. and father OF Mrs. Anna
= ConRd0n. Peter j. Schiller. Jrs, Mar
Haret Schiner, Bernard Schiller and
Mis-. Chafles HOLMAN, aged SO years
Funeral from his lato residence, 81
tueFtHut-srs saturday. at A. m
nnd from 81. Joseph's church at s:a0
O'Clock.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-14
Daily Death List

-Safftsei ffawrrfar years. e6o Bafd=
win; nephritis
pneumonia. -
Martha MaJchszyckl years, 29S
Thirty NTH: Commissions.
Edward Faber. years, 1863 Han
cock east; diphtheria.
Lizzie M. Gaines, Al years, Grace
hospital; pneumonia.
Lucia NJ. Conant. SO years, ia Sell
den; old age.
Albert II. Brenton. 80 years. Tucson.
Arlz.: pulmonary tuberculosis.
Catherine Cudmore. 30 years, 80
Louis Staub. % years 1899 Scotch;
crushing Injuries due to wall falling
on him.
Rose Lyczynska. IS years, Felician
Sisters convent; pulmonary phthisis,
Mary Lappin. SIS years, 2b2s JEFFERSON
east, eeHiiity-----
Martin Knapp, SO years 9l3 tield;
cancer OF stomach.
Kate Mason. month. 1S2 Clinton;
icterus MORATORIUM.
Myrtle kumer. / year. IS Maybury;
castro enterltis.
Robert Rasch, 10 years. IS Atwater;
epilepsy.
Fannie Can, 81 years, 10 Fort W.:
Donald O. Macdonald. 70 years 81
Ra1g: pneumonia. ts-. n st ssf q.
Elizabeth A. CASTOR. 80 years $40
sixteenth: diabetis. Esr
Helen M Bush, II years, 5ts Baker;
tuberculosis OF lungs.
Jane Courthope, SO years. S42 Van
Dyke: pneumonia.
william Dyorak, 1 year ZOE Lasaile;
toxemia.
Clara Hermonau, Gil years. Buffalo.
". Y: apoplexy
The Detroit times., 1908-02-14

Her imperial majesty, the cxnrfna of
Russia, has put a ban the sm0iS-
Ing OF cigarettes by the ladies of her
court. She dfsiikes the odor of to-
bncco ON clothes and declares that
she Will not tolerate women carrying
IL ON their clothes or breath. The
upper picture IL from photograph
Of the cxarina and baby cxnrevttch.
The picture below In of the Dowager
Empress Marie, who has been dis
placed as the first lady OF Russia by
the nsserfiveness OF her daughter-fn-
Inv, the cxnrina.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-14
Whose Say-so Is Best !?

With nearly all medicines put up for sale
through druggists one has to take the MAXI
er's say-so alone and exclusively as to their
curative value. Of course, such testimony
Is not that Of a disinterested party and ac-
cordingly is not to be given the same credit
as if written from disinterested motives
The Detroit times., 1908-02-14
WISCONSIN DELEGATION
SOLID FOR w. ]. BRYAN

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 1.-The Wis
consin Democratic state convention, In
session here today. endorsed William
Jennings Bryan and instructed dele.
gates TO vote for him first. last and
all the time"
The Detroit times., 1908-02-14
DIED.

YINcENT-Feb,y IS. 1905. Raymond AR
thur Vincent, heipved son OF Bert and
Rebecca Vincent 765 Macomb-sr..
. aged months. FHneraA Saturday s
O'Clock, standard time. ST. Joachim 5
church.
WILLIAMSON. II. at Grace hospital.
Mary j.. beloved wife of John 4;
Friday from residence, goo Riopelle-
ST, at $50 and ? y. IN, at Ebenszcr
church. Sherman-st. Interment at
Woodmere,
The Detroit times., 1908-02-14

tionery store Mr.. John Herbst Is the
proprietor. He is a man OF consider
able experience. who has been iden-
titled with a number OF Woodward
ave. clothiers for the past 10 years.
He Is very popular and has good
following, who will be pleased to know
of his new venture. The store Is be-
ing remodeled to suit Mr.. Herbst. The
entrance will also be re-arranged and
a larger lobby win make q good en-
trance TO the store, Mr.. Herbst has
made arrangements for line OF
goods that cannot be better for prices
asked. This store will be q strictly
one-priced institution.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-14

Dr.s-ss.-rske pss.sias. No fuss ara
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co. 10
John Rsst-P Phone 1lex----s -----.----
The Detroit times., 1908-02-14
Marriage Licenses

Joseph Grabowski. 20; Helen Ku-
bera. 20.
Ernest c. REIN. %: Ella NJ. Knapp
IS.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-14
MINIATURES. Feb. 14.--This stat

MILWAUKEE,. Feb. 14.--This state
will send solid delegation to the
Democratic national convention at
Denver, pledged to the support OF
William Jennings Bryan for the pres
idential nomination, according to In
ference drawn from the results OF
the various district caucuses, which
yesterday named delegates to be pre-
sented to the state convention for con-
firmation.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-14

A diplomat is man who doesn't
say everything he thinks. or think
everything he says.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-14
TO aENT-BusINEss PLACES.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
BILLIARD and pool tables. soda ronn-
Marsh a. Co. 9 Farmsr-st.
EQUITY in city lot. for farm. houses
or what have you Address II, bos
FARM In good location. which VII.
exchange for merchandise. OF what
have you? Address K. box rs, Dc
troit Times.
FOR SALE OR RENT-A 22-room. solid
room: located IN hustiins Michigan
town. r. box 81. Detroit Times.
lions In exchange for piano. phon-
ograph. typewriter. or anything OF
equal value: this IL a money maker;
! have not the time TO push 1t. Can
be grown anywhere. Address box
A. No 90. Detroit Times.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED solid
rss H IN ao ssatsd eh Hs S y
900 populations; will take partly i'm
proved farm. or wild land. IL soil La
good. Address ID. box 90. Detroit
FOR SALE. OR WILL TRADE for a
good farm. value about $500, close
u
goods and shoe business. all good.
clean up-to date merchandise; old es-
taolished business town 500. only
one competitor; Robert Adamson,
HAVE a valuable patent for sale; pa
pers just issued; this Is a sure mon
ssy.msker: VII sell right Address
HAVE a billiard parlor outnt which
! will sell cheap to some one on easy
unless !ou mean business. Address
B. box u. Detroit Times.
grocery stock, or what have you? ADJ
dress E. box 70, Detroit Times.
WILL exchange good mail order. patent
right, which II a money-maker. Tor
dress e, box II. Detroit Times.
IF you ANSWER this advertisement
1t may be worth more TO you than all
the others you have ever answered
In your life: can put you next to a
hundreds OF dollars to you: It's a
good one and a sure winner: par
ticulars free. G. Il. Cousins, 25 Vir-
ginia-ave., indianapolis. Ind.
$4,000 BUYS a brick dwelling and feed
store; also feed mill: doing fine bust
ness; muat sell account OF sickness.
Inquire W. p. Hall. Wayne.
GREEN HOUSE, So, 900
TO CLOSE ESTATE.
houses, 60x20 IT,: steam heat water
system: nearly four acres OF nno
garden; land good; house and barn;
years; will inventory stock; Is miles
from Detroit. Address box D-5S,
Detroit Times.
wANTED-Partner TO take half inter-
est in good salable patent, capital
needed 5000; will bring good income;
have working model to show. Ad-
FOR SALE--Old established rooming
house, IA rooms. In heart OF business
district never has changed hands.
rooms always filled; will sacrifice for
1900.
Sickness forces sale Of family sa-
loon: receipts about s1b daily; rent
$50 monthly: this is snap $3.50
We have an opening for man
with 5000 to take half interest In o.
n. mail order proposition. This IL
A chance for small capital: light
manufacturing business: $500 re-
CURED.
We can sell your patent quickly
List your business with us. II will
mean sure-shot sale: We have
buyers for every limo OF business.
IS JONES BUILDING,
242 Griswold St.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-14

FOR SALE. OR WILL TRADE for a
good farm. value about $500, close
70 town. and school: prosperous dry
goods and shoe business. all good.
clean up-to date merchandise; old es-
tablished business; town 500. only
one competitor. Robert Adamson.
North Adams, Mich.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-14
NEW CLOTHING
FIR NJ F 0 R
WOODWARD AVE

About March 1st the House Of Herbst
will open very neat and tasty
clothing store over Sanders confec-
The Detroit times., 1908-02-14

WILL exchange good mail order. patent
right, which ID money-maker. for
farm property, or what have you. Ad-
dress e, box II, Detroit Times.