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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-20
FIRE.

A Rre occurred about Z o'clock Satui-
day night in a tenement house IN Pull
msu's Court, bounded by Prince, DUKE
Columbus and Alfred streets, but the
flames we're extinguished by the IRE de-
psrtment before any material damage
,Tss done. The fire was caused BY the
explosion of bottle OF coal oil which
someone had placed on heated stove.
The house was occupied by coIored peo'
pie. 80,
The Reliance engine, while respond
ing to the alarm, narrowly escaped col
liding with street car at the intersec'
,ion of King aud Patrick streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-20
uIRCUITCOURTFOR THE COUNTY

Judge ]. B. 7. Thornton, presiding J
The docket WAS called and cases set'
The grand jury was sworn ard re,
turned an Indictment against Richard
Myles for horse stealing.
The grand jOry was then dismissed
Com. VS.. j. o. Sawyer; prisoner
fined $40 and sentenced to serve 10 days
injsil.
Com. VS.. Jos. Johnson; prisoner fined
SEQ and sentenced to serve 10 days IN
Jail for gambling.
The case of the W. A. & F. G. RI.
Co. VS.. the Board Of Supervisors was
continued in view of an early settlement
of the controversy.
Peyerill VS.. Duncan ct al; bill II
chsncery TO contest will OF the 'st'
James Duncan; special plea filed ant
bill dSm s,ed at complaintanrs cost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-20
POLICE COURT.

CJustice Fl. B. CstOn presiding
The following cases we're disposed OF
this morning
John Orump, colored, charged with
assaultiug Alice Rsddick, colored, was
fined S..
Douglas Brent, colored, charged with
suspicious conduct, was dismissed.
Two white men, charged with dis
orderly conduct, we're dismissed.
William Posey, charged wi h dispos-
ing of $l5S.64 belonging 10 Charles
Kings Son Co.,, had his case continued
until tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-20
DISGUSTING SPECTACLE.

About half dozen dead rats were
scattered yesterday on Royal street, be-
tween King and Cameron, where they
had been killed early in the morning
by dogs. Tbs rats we're trapped the
night before They presented dis
.gusiiug appearance, especially after haV'
lag been run over by several vehicles.
Up to , O'Clock today they we're sui
there, much to the disgust Of the bHsI
ness men aud others who use thai
thoroughfare.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-20
THE FISHING SEASON.

Prices of shsd are still firm at last
weeks prices. But few are being
caught in this vicinity and thousands
taken in the bay and lower river are
sent to northern markets. The receipts
of herring at Fishtowu show no material
increase, and prices remain about un-
changed. Two vessels we're at the
wharf this morning and about dozen
cutters were at work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-20
BASEBALL.

There was a game of baseball played
in West End this morning between the
Potomac Academy team and the team OF
St. Johns Chapter, Brotherhood OF st.
Andrew, resulting in a score OF to b In
favor of the Potomsc Academy team
Mr.. Scho6eld, the pitcher of the Potomac
Academy did effective work IS did also
Mr.. Roberts of the st. Johns Chapter
team. Mr.. Stevens, of the Theological
Seminary. acted a sumpire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-20
BEAUTIFUL EASTER ON THE
RIVER.

Yesterday morning the sun came out
brightly and many took advantage OF
tbs day In trying their yschts-both
seam ard sail. Up to IL O'Clock the
wind WAS light, but after that hour q
strong northwest wind made the river
very dlsagreesble, 90 much so that num-
bsrs who sailed down the river had to
return by electric train, while Others
remained down all night, returning this
morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-20
SUMMER COTTAGE.

Mr.. Joseph Drei'us yesterday hand
somely entertained number Of friends
at his summer cottage on the opposite
aide of the river. The cottage, ~h'ch Is
beautifully situsted, has three rooms ana
kitchen, and is located where the old
Fox's ferry house used to stand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-20
EASTER MONDAY.

The weather today has been hne-al-
most ideal for Easter Monday. The
younger generation observed a general
holiday, while many Of their elders
entered into the spirit Of the occa-
sion. Large numbers of people enjoyed
an outing during the day amid natures
surroundings. The little ones romPed'
skipped, rolled eggs and engaged In
pickuickiug.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-20
DEATH OF MRS. BENDER.

Mrs. Mary Bender, wife OF MI
Charles Bender, died yesterday morning
At her home, 79s north Columbus street
She leaves 8 husband aud several chill
dreu. The remains will be forwarded 10
Philadelphia, where the inIerment Will
iaka nlacp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-20

81! want the best. The Hess. Walk
Over, Red Gross, and Queen Quality
Shoes are to be had at ]. A. Marshall
& Bros, 422 King street NOVEL II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-20

There is nothing be tier than Rodol ioI dy ".
persia. indigestion, sour stomach, beleh,ng
Of gas and nervous headache. Il diResis "hs'
you eat, Sold by w. F. Creighton q TO-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-20

We are brim full OF spring novelties
for man, woman spi child. See our
line of low shoee. j. A. MarshaIl & gro
422 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-20

For this section fair tonight and Tuesday
warmer Tuesday; light TO fresh west to north
win Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-20
q ction is being formed and plans for
reunion 70 be held October Is discussed.

q ction ia being formed and plans for
reunion 10 be held October Is discussed.
Rev. Cation ID. Harris, of Baltimore,
delivered 40 interesting address before
a largely attended mems meeting 10 the
Young Peoples Building OF the Metho-
dat Eplscopsl Church Sourb, Yesterday
alternool. "Beselting Gins" MSS the
subject OF the discourse A solo, "Nsz-
areth," was sung by Mt. j. 7. scboheld.
Fried CLANS soc dozen. Vegetable soup
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; clam soup
Monday, Wednesday ami Friday. Z. ii.
Zimmerman. Market Space. marc u
Tans are the real Thing for spring
wear. We haudle the swelles. line In
town. Our motto, high grade, low prices.
J. A. Marshall & Bro, 422 King street.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the famous
little liver pills. Sold by w. Z. Creighton q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-20

Money car be saved by buying your
Shoes st MarshalPs, 422 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-20
Local Matters.
Sun and Tide Table
Weather probablIitles.

Sun rises ton Orrow at 5:l6 and sets o;44'
High water at II ~ a. NJ. AMI ll:44 p. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-20
FOOT CRUSHED.

Fowler V. Lillsrd, a freight brakeman
m the Southern Railway whose home is
At Lsurel Mills, Va, lost his left foot
yesterday as the result OF an accident on
The line of the Bluemont branch of the
southern. The young mans foot was
caught between the bumpers of two freight
cars and 80 badly mashed that amputstion
iast above the ankle became necessary.
He was placed on the engine and hurried
tn Aiexsndris. The operation WAS per-
formed at the Alexandra Hospital by
DIR william NJ. Smith, tho railway
.company's surgeon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-20
PRIMARY ELECTION TOMORROW

The democratic primary election IoI
NO Alderman and two members oil Ine
Oomrlon Council will take place In the
Second ward tomorrow afternoon. Inc
polls will be opened at noon and be closed
at .. m. The saloons will not be COM
PEELED n close for the primary. Inc
candidates for council are: Mess
Howard W. Smith, r. d. BrumbscE
aud Carroll Il. May. Alderman w. w:
iBsllepger, the present incumbent, will
toe opposed by Mr.. Harrie White.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-20
FUNERAL OF CAPT. RANDALL

FUNERAB UF OAEI' hh Oh -
The funeral of the late Capt. E. :.
Randall, who died Friday at his home
IN Washington, took place Yesterday
afternoon ffum the chapel of Lees uu-
dertaking establishment in that CITY
The services were conducted by Father
OOonuell, pastor of St. Vincent de
Psups Church. Among the honorary
psllbssrers we're Messrs. PARK Agae"
and w. M. Rea, don, of this city. The
chapel wss crowded with friends oil OsPt,
Randall There we're many beautiful
.Iorsl tributes. The interment Was 10
Helyrood cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-20

DeWitts Little Early Risers. the famous
little liver pills. Sold by w. Z. Creighton q
The Detroit times., 1908-04-28
CARDINAL LOGUE
BEARS CROz|ER|
FIRST TO WEAR COSTLY GOLD.
vEsTMENTs--1,0 900 IN PRO-
cEssIoN.

NEW YORK, April 2S.--High pom
tificial mass, celebrated by Cardinal
Logue at IL o'clock In ST. Patrick's
cathedral and a sermon by Cardinal
Gibbons. OF Baltimore, were the fea-
lures OF today's program in the ceie-
bration of the centenary OF the Ro~
man Catholic diocese Of New York.
Princes of the church, bishops. mon-
signori. dignitaries by the score. and
hundreds of priests arrived to take
part In the services. One thousand
persons composed the procession
which moved around the cathedral be-
fore taking part In the solemn SER
vice.
Cardinal Logue, the celebrant, took
precedence over all members OF the
hierarchy at the mass. and alone bore
the croxier. He was the first to wear
the splendid vestments OF gold, order
ed two years ago by Archbishop Far
ley in Rome, and made at cost OF
$4,000 by the White Sisters OF St.
Francis. t
The message from Pope Plus to
Archbishop Farley, in commemoration
OF the occasion. was read at ST. Pat
ricks cathedral today, after the cele-
bration of high pontifical mass by
Cardinal Logue.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-28

Florence /, Hoilinsshead. So years
ass Second; epilepsy,
Emma Johnston. 46 years, 81. Mary
hospital; artero sclerosis.
Andrew Eberhardt, IS years, I+s Su-
perior: gunshot wound.
Charles link. SIS years 2Il Arndt
septtcaemia.' 49,,
Harry Rossox. months, 1890 w
Jeqerson: pneumonia.
Henry Baranowski, 81 years. ass con
cord. seniiity.
Catherine Lamiman. as years, Har-
per hospital apoplexy
Joseph Chipraro. 40 years, Grace nos
pttal. pyemia
Lawrence Dugdrowski. l month, 7o4
Hastings: heart disease.
Sidney A. Hart, So years, Harper hos
pltal: tumor.
Ruth Humphrey. 81 years. - west
Montcaim; senility.
Thomas g. Rayl. 20 years, 40 Martin
pI.; Rrlghts disease.
Alta +. Rix. 80 years, Grace hospital;
emboiism,
Marie o. Thoman. SO years, 1888 W.
Fort: meningitis
Kari Schwebelen. I years 90 Hen
bricks: haemorrhagica.
Frank 2 Otto. 3 months. GIL Fred
erick, marasmus
Rosse szenk. 20 years, 1903 Waterloo;
tuberculosis.
Mary o'Connor. years. sss Hubbard;
inenition.
Steve cslzsary. "A years. 10 Medina;
heart disease.
sarah Kelley, 40 years, Harper hos
pital: uraemia.
Amelia LAURA. ~ years. 5s7 Michi-
gan: senility.
David Robinson. SO years. ss7 TWEEN
ty-thtrd; bronchitis.
Mildred Eliair. ~ years. ~ Beaman;
carcinoma.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-28
300 VICTIMS NOW
ESTIMATE or THE ]
HANKOW STORM
VIOLENT ToRNADoEs RAvAoE Z
PORTIONS OF cHINAs SOUTH 4
EASTERN COAST. LEAVING n q
TRAIL or DEATH. n

HONG KONG. April 2s.--It is now
believed that the death list from the
tornadoes which swept over the Han
kow region will reach upwards OF 500
persons. Meager reports from outly-
ing districts add only narrowing de-
tails TO the information already In
hand. Means of communication -
limited. owing TO the damage wrought
by water and the high winds.
A report from Hankow today esti-
mated the death list there at 500, Tut
this does not include those who per-
lshed on numerous foundered vessels
The violent tempests which ravaged
portions OF the southeastern coast left
death and destruction In their wake
for miles and miles. Small hamlets
were almost entirely destroyed and
in the rural communities II will re-
quire many days TO estimate the loss
OF life and the loss In values accur-
ately.
Many vessels of the coast. In the
China sea, were unable to weather the
gales. Fragments OF sloops have been
drifting In upon the beach carried by
the heavy swell Although there are
He- debate reports from tha -cnAEt
towns. the loss in life upon shipboard
Is thought TO be heavy.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-28
YEGGS DYNAMITE BANK
AND ARE SCARED AWAY

MECOSTA, Mich, April 2s.--Al-
though they we're frightened away be-
fore they succeeded In getting any
money. Ave burglars who entered the
bank OF ID. s. Henry q Co. about a.
m. today. did about $4,000 damage to
the building by the liberal use OF dy-
Mantle.
Three men stood guard on the out
side, while two proceeded 10 crack
the safe. Hearing the men moving
around In the bank a number OF cit
liens yentured out OF doors. but we're
driven back again by the guards, who
we're heavily armed. and fired several
shots Ia the air.
when the charge OF dynamite let 90
II blew the front OF the buficing out
Into the street and wrecked the In
terror The men left. town. going east
on foot. The sheriff and posse are
following.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-28
\ Marriage Licenses

John Garner, 81. wyandotte; Eliza
beth Wammaker. 90 same.
Andrew kowal. SO Prazeda h"i~'-
kowska 20. $3.50
SchawanR. I9. Detro+t.
Martin Wyloxynskis 81; Caroline smy-
ka. IL
samuel w Moore. b. Grand Rapids;
/Jsssie.F./ Hughes. "a. Detroit ,L -
OS{ar ~ Taylor, "a. PhiladeiphiA' IA. :
Edna l. Spfowles. 2r, Detroit.
karol Zdzisbko, 20, Hopofots MurcS
julius Radsioiowski. az weronika
Schneider, 10.
Alexander Noble 80. Detroit; Harriet
Mack emile, rs. Inverness, Scotland
Joseph Gahler, 90. Detroit. ROSA :.
John, 81 BEDFORD. Mich. :,
John A. Armstrong. as Harrieu M
Mckay. 20.
town, o.; Jessie F. Haifpenny. 81 De-
troit
IS t-FF1<r@
Dan MoPhee, so; Lillian Becker. 40
Frank Miller. 30: Anna Kirsch. 30
James H.. Parshall. Il: cara L.
.wurm. 20. 49,,
beth L. Greenfield. "a. Toledo.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-28
HOSPITAL PATIENT IN
PLUNGE TO HER DEATH

CHICAGO. April 2S.--Mrs. Helena
Taraba, 26 years old, OF Butler-st.. a
nervous prostration patient at the
Grace hospital, In Sangamon-st.
plunged to her death today, from
second story window. The woman
struck stone step. just below the
window. with terrifice force. Her
head was crushed and death was in
stantaneous wv
The victims body was found half an
hour after she made the death plunge.
Her skull was fractured. and the open
window, with position Aof her body, at
once explained the tragedy.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-28
JERSEY DENIS HOT
WAR OVER DELEGATES

TRENTON, N. j., April 2s.-The
Democratic state convention met at
noon today. to select 20 delegates TO
the Democratic national convention
and to arrange state platform for the
party. The converting was the signal
for a heated war between the forces
OF ex-United States Senator James
Smith, Jr. and Robert Davis, for con-
troll. Mr.. Davis and his faction favor
Bryan; Smith and his forces do not.
Ex-Judge Howard Carrow has been
agreed upon as the next national com.
mitteeman to succeed VIM. j. Gourley
The Detroit times., 1908-04-28
DIED


BRooRs--April IS. at his home. 2ss
Holcomb-ave.,. Alfred. beloved hus-
band of Ellen A. Brooks, father OF
j, George ~. Brooks and Clara M
wilkinson. aged 81 years. Funeral
wednesday at 2:3o y. m Burial pri-
cURTIN--At her residence. SIC JOS
Campau ave. April 20, Mary. beloved
neral Wednesday from residence at
1:l5. and at st. Elizabeth church at
1880. standard.
EI.LAIR--Mildred, beloved wife OF Bar
ney Ellair. age SO. at residence OF her
daughter, Mrs. Pearl Ed.nonds, sun
day at $50. mother OF Mrs. Patrie,
Mrs. Pearl Edmonds. and Mrs. Bella
Ashley Funeral from residence. ~
Beaman, between Crane and Fisher,
O'Clock. from the house, Wednes-
day morning. $50 o'clock from An
SARDELLA--Nita. beloved wife OF
Tony Gardella, and daughter OF Mrs.
Generellie. Funeral from residence,
dis snd srs@ chu q,
HACKETT - Died In .Amherstbury
April "a Capt. Francis 2. Hackett.
o'clock. eastern standard time. In
terment Rose Hill cemetery.
HARRISoN--April 20, at her home. 6Si
daughter of Mrs. Hattie q: Harrison.
and sister of Oliver. Alvah, Carrie
and. Josephine Harrison. Funeral
Wednesday at p. IN. from residence
HoyEY--April 2s. at his residence. os
Washington ave. Silas p. Hovey
aged II years. Funeral services from
s eGpss T Rnaia ay o. %Srnis Hch
HESSE---Anthony. died April %. age sS
years, beloved husband OF Christina
Hesse. Funeral from residence. 242
Standard. interment at Elmwood.
KLEIST--April 2e. Gustave. beloved
husband OF Bertha Kleist (nee Ma
gorsen). and father OF Viola. Elenoro.
Funeral from residence. 3is Arndt-st.
Wednesday 2. standard.
KELLEY--April 26. 1908. at Harper
hospital, Sarah, beloved wife OF John
Kelley Funeral wednesday, April
20, from residence. 400 McKinstry-
ave, at s:Ab. and Holy Redeemsr
church at 3.
Harper hospital. Remains taken to
Pontiac. April "a 1908. Funeral an
nouncement later.
LAURA---Mr. William Laura. of New
Boston. Mt home. OF his daughter. Mrs.
Robert Black, 5s7 Michigan ave. VIII
be buried at Wyandotte Thursday a.
m. at 10 o'clock. Funeral at wyan-
dotte church.
LEwIs-ApriI "a. 1905, at residence. clio
Twenty fourth-st., Frances Agnes.
beloved wife OF Fred s. Lewis. dsugh-
ter OF Michael Calvin. and sister. OF
sadie and Belle Calvin. and Mrs.
Thomas J. Brady. Notice of funerni
hereafter. Kalamazoo and Chicago
papers please copy.
MUMFORD--Aprii 26. John Mumford
aged 81 years. Funeral Wednesday,
Up. m, from Geist Bros parlors. 81
Macomb-st.
RUDELI<---AprL 2s. at Pittsburg. Pa.
James H.. beloved husband OF Eliza
beth NJ Rudolf. and father of Mrs
James +. Shanahan, Detroit. and Mrs.
G. G. Gridley, Chicago. Notice OF flu
neral later.
sM1TH--Died In Indianapolis, April rs.
Annie Smith. dearly beloved wife OF
II. H. Smith. mother of Clarence.
Cievs, and Mrs. Alfred Wilds, daugh-
ter of Richard and Anna Lara. sister
OF Mrs- H. McTague, George and Will
liam Lara. of this city, and Charles
A. Lara. OF Chicago. Funeral from
residence OF Michael McTague $50
vfnewood-ave.. "Wednesday. $40 a. IN.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-28
WHOLE FAMILY MAY
HAVE BURNED UP.

LA PORTE. Ind, April 2S.--Fira4
early today destroyed the country
home of Mrs. Belle Gunnerson. north
OF town. Mrs. Gunnerson and her
three children, Myrtle. aged IL; Lucy.
8. and Phillip, s, are missing and are
believed TO be In the ruins.
Much mystery surrounds the case,
as Mrs. Gunnerson has been much ana
noyed by young man who Is now
missing. Oficers are investigations,
and teh ruins are being searched for
dead bodies
The Detroit times., 1908-04-28
BIRTHS.
GIRIG

walter Hittlnger. 3s6 Riopelle.
waiter Langley, 1sb Jos. Campau.
Norman crippen. iioI n; warren
Domnick Triiia. 80 Mack.
Louis Sherman. 90 Division
william Van Dusen, 40 Maypury'
Daniel Fiannery. 164 Spruce.
BOYS.
Thomas Griffin. 10A Collingwood.
William Nicoiai. SO Antietam.
Fred Humphrey. &C JOY.
John Boni, 467 Erskine.
Joseph Siotkowski. 1897 st. Aubin.
Ernest T. Hartx. 327 Charlevoix.
Daniel Hanrahan. los Minnie.
Nike wozciesxak.. 3s5 Thirty fourth.
Frank Peplow. 1928 Campbell.
Carl q. Haines, asa Trumbull.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-28
HURON TWp.,s pgLEoArrs

CARLETON, Mich, April 2s.--(spe.
cial. } Huron township. Wayne coun-
ty, Republicans have elected Frank
Stofiet, Fred Burnham and Thomas @
Cultivate, delegates to the county
convention at Detroit. Wednesday.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-28
suppressed Divorce SUITE.

Suppressed bills for divorce were
led Tuesday morning by Frances vss|
DeCourcy Gleason; Emma W.. Thomas
O,Neil. and Herbert Vi. Ida Mae Sage
The Detroit times., 1908-04-28
& HEIGHT Are Located
at o0-02-04-06 MICHIGAN AVE


BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
A.A.-MILLTNERY stock. on Michigan
ave; will inventory $500; sell for
$3.50; rent $l2. Address Il. box 8. De-
troit Times. -lsa
FREE and clear lot on Big Sable lake,
Michigan. an established summer re-
sort, reached by steam or electric
lines. for merchandise or mgke me an
ofrer. Address j.. box SO. Detroit
FINES. --lsL
ACREAGE in central part OF Florida
for piano. yacht. or what have you
TO offer? Address b, pox 3s, Detroit
Times. Isl
SUMMER RESORT LOT; free and clear,
on Upper Hamlin lake. Ludington,
Mich. electric railroad. to this rec
for merchandise. yacht, or what have
you? Address b. box 81 Detroit
Times. --1S7
FREE and clear lots near Wayne VIII
lsge. Michigan, title perfect abstract
y TO date. to exchange for diamonds, pi-
ano, horse and buggy. or what have
you? Address b. box SO, Detroit
Times Isl
MAIL ORDER or agency business, have
four money making formulas TOT
same. TO exchange for typewriter,
desk, or what have you to offer2 Ad-
dress Il, box 81, Detroit Times.
TWO AND ONE HALF ACRES or nine
\, acre lots, free and clear. on one OF
the principal streets In Michlgan
chandise, or make me an offer. A1-
dress b. box S5, Detroit Times. Isl
DIAMOND RING wanted In exchange
for $3.50 equity In north WOODWARD
5o-foot lot. Address b, box IL. De
MINING prospectors feld test crucibies.
complete for assaying ores on
ground, easy TO operate, can be car
ried In pocket, for desk, typewriter or
Detroit Times. -l5I
GOING mail order business, stock OF
goods and printed matter on hand;
secret formulas for goods sold; own
er leaving city, for diamonds, piano
box 81. Detroit Times. --ls7
BILLIARD and pool tables, soda foun-
tains, bought. sold and repaired. Geo.
Marsh & Co. . Farmer-st.
PHOTOGRAPHIC business for sale at
sacrifice: work enough now In to
business; must sell this month. Adj
dress b. G. Mccoy. Pontiac, Mich.
l HAVE an s-room z-story house and
lots In oxford. Michigan. 1 Will ex-
change for DETROIT improves or va
where. Address b. box Fl. Detroit
Times. -lsO
HAVE an s-room house. modern, ex-
cept furnace and basement. oak mr.
Ism 1OWnbtdlFts HoWs Wcst Sioo
of street, cement sidewalks; will take
vacant lot or merchandise as frst
payment. Address b. box 20. Detroit
Times. '-lS0
MINING prospectors, Field Test Cruc-
fble, complete for assaying on ground,
can be carried I'm pocket, easy to
operate. for small desk, or what have
you to ofrer7 Address b. box 20. De-
troit Times. --1s2
HAVE an s-room house on Alger-ave.:
will take vacant lot or merchandise
az FIRST payment. Address b, box %,
Detroit Times. -1to
HAVE q billiard parlor outnt which
will sell cheap to some one on easy
terms: answer quick. Don't answer
B. box al. Detroit Times.
Rendering, Chapman & Co.
English and German merchandise auc-
tioneers. Merchants. what have you
TO offer for quick money! Write US.
ss McGraw bldg. Main 1850.
DO YOU want hotel grocery or room
ing house7 II so. call on the Oldest
established office In the city
PATRICK & ALDRICH,
NJ 323s. IS HOME BANK BLDG.
son sALE--FARMs.
A GOOD FARM
of fGo acres z niIea north of MARSHALL
The Detroit times., 1908-04-28

OLIVER II. LAU M. D.,
GEORGE G. GORDON. M. d.
DAILY CLINIC
FOR alcohol and other drug diseases.
Consultation by appointment. Tels-
phone N. 1900. or @. 1880. q. S<4-L~
The Detroit times., 1908-04-28

My wigs and Toupees are well made
and natural. There are no better. My
Hair Goods are the very best; work
manship cannot be surpassed. The ex-
cellence and superior quality OF my
Hair Goods, combined with my reason
large stocks to select from, and honest.
courteous treatment to every customer.
Is the reason why / have remained in
my present store 29 yeaps past
I also make Hair Jewelry and Device
Work. Names made OF Hair on Glass
and Pearl.
Hair Goods--wholesale and retail
VIM. A. HAINES,
s6 Grand River-ave.. cor. Bagley
The Detroit times., 1908-04-28

ACME STORAGE CO. largest vans.
packing Main $50 a oiimsn-sL
The Detroit times., 1908-04-28

SIS PER MONTH. including intarest.
NVwilt purchase new house on east side
city. No. it0 Robins ave. Just north
\ OF Mack-ave. Also AS LaSaue. NORTH
OF Warren Csc car line). story and a
half. reception hall. open stairway.
psrior. dining room. Kitchen. three
bedrooms and bath. cement house
blocks. hardwood finish and floors.
sidewalks, gas and sewers. churches,
schools: away from factories and rail :
roads. no root. dust or dirt: prices
si,775, 1850. $1,000. Sec NH. PRICE
or telephone Park 577 and Se,,th
t2s-J. j. +. Weber q Co. established