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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02
y,isIpffet woufrgpcri. Wot

Yfislpffet yanfrspcri. Hat til
25be Septbr. iorisgte Mepere al
nlpnbre Statc ganf / 2uooen. Ell Ii.
Sen gp tppe Nil ~sitenfor GLENDALE,
Otter at bare iprGnet genseifabets
rbre Dor tog DC imiolertio Sfr9f
% toa tiIbens meo nforrettet Sag.
Sfirbneipangcr Srrttc. Otter
fsrit at babe trGttet ON Ell Siin6,
ifiso % br9bte %. Q. Somarb fin
Spoger u. 6. Sbomas pna oernes
Sarm peo Strafmeotbcr, bporpaa
Ian siorbe ct misIpffet Sorisg paa
at ifpoe fig ielp, og ligger M paa
&oipitoIet / 3epils 9afe. De eneite
Sienpioner til Oct frpgtelige Drama
CT ben brpbte Wanos TO Smaapiger,
~ og IA aar garnle. Sfslge beres
Sorflaring bapbe Sonoro beffplot
Sbomas for at gisre 5orifiel paa
seres Sunoe, ioet ban bebanbIeoe fin
egen Sinb langt beore emo SonarbS.
Otter grlnbiat al babe orsftet bette
pigtige Gmne, bar oct los meb terre
HGper, % oa bette beIer life ipntes
at leie arutoen, blep Soiparo iaa
forbitret, at ban bentebe ct 8ep9r
co ltiso i'm Spu8er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02
atnrn pui,nta.

Reurri pnn nnbru @aSc. 3. Gar
ion ira Cat @ruuo Sorts bIep Iiht
ler Ni0Uot Gcu 2Soe Sept. oriolbt
al 10 maifcrene Repere paa South
(hirO Sirect i @rduo Sorts % ira.
tnQct $12 % et @uIoubr, 2arion
ictte Iig isrit iii WtoOuGrgc, % Der
roipunnt fla Ell fort aomp, bpcrun.
Der Den enc Reper oiipreoe ct Sfuo,
Ser beIoigoiS life trai. - On ura
0iono peo Rupr glpin 9Sicf bragtes
iorleoeu iii 8rarb Sorts, onflaeet
Tor at boue iorepet iorificaiae SnS.
brubStpocrier / Miuot. 8icf bar
ter aniat hos Stemart Bros. ser.
ileos, % ban anflaeebeS for at baue
Fruot mo ! bcnne Sorretning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02
1noldnoet.
anluu.

Srpsict ibirl. Gu Wineor6cioei
fanbtes on Woraenen Den 27oe Sep.
tcuIbcr lig9enbe oeb peo geien I'll
Aorpiae | HGrbeben al IeS WoineS
Spaeu erflGreoe, at Wanbeu bapot
troslct libel.
Spr bib | Sfpsen. Ritarb Si'
mes, Ell unq Sarmer / Rprbeoen al
Sracr, hoobe Sprbog giten iorpil'
oct iig | ben itore Sfog peo 9Iaci
Samcf Gountp, o9 gieuianbtcS ierli
Ytanoog iom Sig, ioet ban bopoc
buffet uuoer for gnitrrngclierne
meb at finbe no al Sfo9en.
ltlnffc | @nterluu. Sens Senien,
Snnitor / Snptborue SfoIebpgnina
| @aterIoo, bIep IanSag gitcrmib.
cog orGbt / SfpIenS 9oiement, ioei
en- SGg gan eiter for Srpffet al ii
Cons altI % folbt oper BAN. Ger
bar illaen Sibner til lllpffcn, oq
Scnicrs Gig innOtes isrit ilere 81
mer otter. gi0sbe por 90 Star CANT
mel oa baube | ii Mar pGrct m,iai
pco Sfoleu. San eftcrlnber iig Slt.
itru og ire gern.
TnnS nf SnpcguSs. Mens mal,
iorlcocn bar beitiGitiAct mco at re-
barerc Sncflpooo glepator / Storp
County, ianot man / Ipgqen Ell
Gafte 0prbipapirer, belsbenoe iig
iii omtrcnt $4,000. Gapircrne bite
zig at lp6e pua Sorace Scnoerion,
SSceoIn, Ncbr.. % oernc Iono er
rienipnlig engnna | Siocn bIeneu be.
%iiiaolet og S~ppegobiet Der blepcn
qient til bebre oa roliacre Sioer.
Mr. Scnoeripn er M SorrctningS,
nnnb / 9es Ntoine$.
Spinscpiocmi / IrbciScrlcir. :
Ell Scir bcitnaen6e al 1T5 Serubares
orbeibere - hopebinneIiQ Stolicncs
re -. ser er bcifiGitiaet noa Nocf
Sslouh 9oneu pcb NtltScntinc, er
ser uobruot Spiu@, og life minhrc
eu6 60 al Dem iiac8 at bare an.
orebnc. Gn al Sc bcrpGrGroc Nr.
tei6cre hapoe iortolt, at ire WoHS
TOR osoc % al aomeroterrc iGntct
I IiSii&lippi TloOrn. Ntnn cr ban.
&C for. at Smittcu bill Iprcbc iia inc
iii @ncn, % Ser nil blipe tnQet
Sfribt til at ilpttc sc ipge &ernbonc.
arbei0ere % iaa &circr ~iicrnct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02
mtarnuH,t.

Sobaunes Nelipn, Ell at De 9Iore
% p%elfienote Snbbpsgere / Ga
Crosse, osoe forleoen / en- aloer al
CO Iar.
Barn in%bebrGnSt. On isrgeIig
lllpffe inotraf iorleoen paa Warten-
lens Sarm, ire Wil ira Gbippeipa
Sails, ioet bans lille 3.oarsgamle
9otter inbebrpnbte / 2anper. Bar.
net % Ell libt Glore grober bapoe
lcget meo Spritiffer | 2aapen, % ba
SSIb uobrso, iprana 8utten no for
at ifafie Sjplp. Mobereu bar for
Giebliffet alene bjemmc, % onlenb.
Ifisnt bun a~nItrpngte iig til oct
pberite for at fomme mo | ben
brGnoenbe 2aape, maotte bun bog
ltaa og ie paa, at betoes Barn iube.
brPnote.
Gn mpitif MfiGre. Nnn bar
fremoeIes life pGret iitanb til at op.
rage rioget Spor efter Den Is gar
qomle Garl NPiet, ser | 9eapnoel.
fen al September Waaneb foripanot
ira fin Sabers, Hils HpietS 6arm /
9loomer Sopnibip peb Chippewa
Sails. Ger er anitiuet Giterisgel'
Ter o~peralt, oeiao | De ltsrre gper /
8isconiin og Wimneiota, men uben
Heiultat. Nan fan life ie nogen
@ruuto for, at 8,itten ifilloe bape
remit, GA ban ipnteS fornsiet % az.
ieoe at begpnbe paa Sfolen oeo De
2iber ban %foripanot.
Smfrppcri / 2aSpintitb. Siolig
en- Worgenen ben 29be Sept. brso
iiere Eepcre ino / 2aopimitb State
@onf, iprGngte Eengeifabet og uno'
Hap mco omtrent $4,000. Ger bar
roa ner Sio al 9egnet ilaet elef.
triif 9elpsning / Spen, og bette bar
i'll 8uuit for Rsocrne. gn &agts
manb bIep ifubt / Irmen, % flere
Sulper fprebe8 moo oct nrrligaenbe
Sotel Tor at boIoe Solf Der inbelt.
herS. Rsperne tog iig ogioa al Sele.
ionitutioner, iaa tngen 8orSlcr fun.
&c ienoeS til Snlegnen. De benlGg'
iig tiIiioit en- "bonocar" paa
gSi&coniiu Central @onen % for
Ger blcp Itror 9iort Nnital'
Ter til at fprielge Hepcrne.
Sarmcrnc latter Gciulntiuncr. SEQ
SarmcrneS rationale apnarcs, Der
hemnc ll0e oihoIoeS i Naoiiou, blep
ser Mnnboa pebtaget Here Teiolu'
TONER. b~pcriblanot Ell Der ubtoler Jig
! Soper al ct notionaIt SorbiIb moo
6abrifaticu oa Salg al herrienbe
Griffe. mbtaacn for meoicinif
9rua % bcnatureo IIfobol life
mc0rcanct; / Ell nnben ubtuIte Som.
are5ien lit @iialo til &c S~orboloS.
iom CT taact pcb Ell national
Observation-Disclosures, iamt lin
GiIilutniug til Sorbeoring % 10.
al ole Cine % Sopue, Sp'
~rcttcIic Al Toffepoit o9 Spfororing
ill Rcgieriuaen % &c iorifieIige
Stoicr ON pes IibcroIc @cuiIgninger
at itstte gacrbrugSifoler % Sor.
iea&itationcr.
SinScbpSHusiabrif pcS Slaperiet.
Staten 8iscruiiu oil for Srentioen
! 2ipbeo mco Winueioto beifipitige
Straiianger mcS Sabritaticn al
9~inoebpSiin9, % CT InlGg peo SID
Oeriet / @aupim er III nGiten iprs
Siat. Set foiter S225,000. % er
iieIse ell en- al iiSite 2esisla.
tur iattet @eitemmelic. Soruoen
SabrifeuS anitcnbe antageS ser at
muatte opretteS CT fpno paa Ell baIp
IPiQiou Collars for at boIoe Sriiten
caocnSc. Ser oil her beifi9itiaes
pmtrert. 10 IGpo. oa Bette er noe.
item ole Sc orbeihSbpatiae Straiian.
GER, Tom gnitoIten | @ienneminit
har inSen fine Wure. Sabrifen er
blepen bnaaet uoenior Wurene. %
Sisie moa berior ncniHeS iaa Be ON.
oenne. 8inoebpSiinaen pil
blipe ioIat til Sarmerlre for bnab
zen foiter Statcu. oa | Dc ioritieIise
Sper bill ser blipe 6prbanoIere al
Den.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02
Mtd1tentv.
Gnu. @aruer timber. Sioen q,

Gnu. Warner pinber. Sioen Vri.
mPrpalget bar 8upernsr @arners
REORGANIZATION til aanoioat for
Gnpernsr pGret beitriot af Or. 5.
y. 8raolep, Statens niperenoe
gitoitsr, Der ogiaa bar aanoioat fol-
@upernsrembeoet. Ssieiteret bar
imiolertio M afgipet lin 8ienoelie
Sagen, % iislge benne er @lip.
8orner 9iemlomineret. De oet
ErimGrpalaet aisipne Stemmer ifal
bog igieu tGlles, men oa 8arners
Waioritet bar omtrent 1900 Stem.
mer, pcnter man life at oenne gien.
iaane IGlina bill bepirfe nogen Spr.
anbring / oct enoeliee uofalb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02

er den billigste og bedste Skole
Nordvesten. Specific Klasser for
Nykommere. Send efter Katalog til
J. c. Satire, Crookston, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02

Ssiftermintn peb @ranb Sorts golleae
beapuoer ben 29oe September 1908.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02

8 parnrt Seir brnber bet at Surpepuoen bIfper for brso pa aipe,
fra fig for nesen Sarpe. s iaa SiIieGoe nma enoel af ben puerHs
bse 5arpe iuses pp peo Sialp al ct Stptte 5r9tpapir. easr man
tan birlpe fig ub ct Stptfe apispapir.
On Saroepuoe biz bare Here Gar. sturee benz 9sbet Of to
sner tire gar blipe rpset for tsr, fau fan man BLOT brpppe paa en-
Srabe eptrtn ps ben ul blipe Ige iaa goo ion np isrn..
Saar man lite epot Gftrpt ben fsrfe Gang, iaa foriss tai.a.
Sat eteupeIet fabt no pa 8apiret, eaer iat ben enc SIDE ne,
fsrit, % brus ben gaaabc. ipm pasier bebf. Srpt bperten for baaro.
eler fpr lsf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-02
DANIEL A.
RA, FERGUS FALLS, MINI.
YOrtO, GOnpolllt os Snopafnina

Spis life bet lube gesb 81. 80 inbiebes, pl Ell Irrmiebos bGoe TENT
ifebetfor NapuefenSeL. Grfarins bar lat ps of Ri life Tan fnbe 0apnefemp
ueb glabet for $1.25.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-29
GAR JUMPS TRACK
.ANO CRASHES
into FENCE
EIGHTY PASSENGERS GIVEN Al
SCARE, BUT ONLY ONE IS IN
JURED-AlR BRAKES FAIL TO
WORK.

Eighty passengers on Sherman car
No. 1904 had narrow escape from
serious injury at 1880 Saturday morn
ing, when the car jumped the track at
Sherman and Hastings-sts.. ran across
the street and crashed through high
fence. The fence was not more than
10 feet long, and was built to fill in an
opening between two brick buildings.
There was barely room for the car
to get In between the buildings. Had
the car struck either or the walls.
the result might have been disastrous
to both
Miss Edna Eisman, of No. 635 Con.
cord-ave. was the only passenger In.
jured. She was carried to Brush
aber's furniture store at No. 263 Graf
iot-ave.. where DR.. Shellfish, OF No
247 Adams-ave., attended her. She
recovered sufficiently in an hour to re-
turn to her home.
The car was in charge OF Conduc'
tor Richard Kuschel and Motorman
Henry Meek. Motorman Meek says
the brakes failed to work, and the
hand brake did not cheek the speed
OF the car soon enough to prevent the
accident.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-29
NE n SU PPLAN |
BOYS As SPECIAL
CARRIERS
DETROIT PosTorFicE ANTIcl-
PATEs ORDER OF POSTMASTER
GENERAL AND. FINDS THAT
CHANGE WORKS WELL.

Postmaster Warren and Supt. Nei'
logg. of the registry division of the
Detroit postoffice, have rather beaten
the postmaster general to It In doing
away with the services Of boys as spe
cial delivery messengers. That changc
was made here several months ago.
All candidates for positions as mail
carriers must now go through pro
stationary course, carrying special de-
livery letters. IL was found after long
trial that the service was bad for boys
and that boys were Dad for the SER
vice.
I'VE used to have "a boys carrying
special delivery letters says Supt.
kellogg. Nov we heve 16 men. The
service Is better and 1t Is sort oil
preliminary service fol the carriers.
If they are going to fan. they might
better fail before getting into The
regular service.
1T was very hard To get the right
kind OF boys. The pay was not big
enough 10 tempt them and as II was
not a permanent business, we did not
get the best class always, although
some of the boys were fine fellows.
But we were in not water all the
time with the deviltry OF the young
sters. They were playing tricks dur
ing their spare time and destroying
property. Smoking was forbidden, nut
we had to watch them all the while.
Some OF them were art TO take let
ter out and declare tnaJ they had been
unable to deliver IT. If the delivery
was a hard one, when ia fact they had
made no attempt TO do SO.
Sometimes. however, the toughest
boys were the best deliverers, protect
Ing their mail and making deliveries
where more timid boys would have
given up. They got from $S5 to $40
a month, while the men now get from
$40 TO $50. However the men who are
going TO become carriers feel more re-
sponsibility and are not up to mischief
as the boys were.
The change has worked very well
here
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-29
THE PENALTY OF OVERWORK

Work has been mans lot since the
creation, but day OF toll should not
have It's penalty OF pain. Why Is Il,
then, you ask, that backache so often
follows? IL is because the modern
tendency is TO overwork, to tear
down faster than nature can rebuild.
An unnatural strain is thrown upon
the vital organs, and more especially
upon the kidneys, which have the
work of altering the blood free or
waste and poison.
The heavy tax OF ovefwork-tne
strain upon the back that is SO com
mon TO many trades and occupations,
is too great. The kidneys begin TO
fail in their work. and there is a
double danger 10 health. The poison
Gus matter collects In the system, and
the kidneys themselves begin to break
down.
Pain In the back is only a warning
of troubles in the kidneys. An In
fiammation has set I'M, and dis
ordered condition OF the urine soon
becomes apparent.
Too much or too little urine. with
a constant desire TO void the secre-
lions: any noticeable deviation from
the normal color; the appearance OF n
sandy sediment. proves disordered
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-29
JEALOUS OF HUBBY'S
AUNT, 81 YEARS OLD

Jealousy of her husbands S4year-
old aunt was one of the features OF
the divorce case of Mrs. Carrie Grace,
granted divorce from her husband,
Wallace b. Grace, by Judge Murphy
Friday afternoon. The wife complain
ed that her husband would take his
aunt out driving and would lock him
self In room with ner Tor an hUUr az
a time. IL was shown that Grace was
once convicted of striking and chok-
ing his wife. Grace, who is wealthy
farmer living In Livonia township,
agreed to pay his wife 81 500 perman-
ent alimony
Charles +. ID. Higgins. in asking 70.
q divorce testified that his wife. Adri
enne, wrecked his health and stunted
the development OF their 6-year-old boy
by doping him with paragoric. Mrs.
Higgins filed cross-bill and Is asking
for separate maintenance. She charges
her husband with drunkenness.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-29
GUINEA HEN EGGS
CAUSE OF ARREST

BOSTON, Feb. 29.--Because SUI
preme Court Justice John W. Golf, OF
New York and the board OF park com.
missioners of Rochester. N. ", did not
receive guinea hen eggs, pheasants
and pet animals. for which they claim
to have sent money to George G.
Gardiner. OF Medfield, the latter was
placed under arrest by United States
Deputy Marshal Ruhl on a charge Of
using the mails to defraud. 1t Is al.
legged that Gardiner has been adver.
Using extensively in poultry and
game papers, and has not filed his
orders entirely.
Judge Golf is said to have sent n
check for $50 for guinea hen eggs and
pheasants for his place at Millbrook,
N. Y, while the Rochester park com
missioners are said to have ordered
pet animals for the park.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-29
A. F. OF |. DOESN'T
FAVOR NEW PARTY
MORRISON SAYS ORGANIZATION
HAS NO DESIRE TO ASSIST
CLEVELAND SCHEME.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.--The Am.
erican Federation of Labor will not
take kindly TO the movement inaugu.
rated by the United Trades and Labor
council of Cleveland. O., to organize
a political party In opposition to tina
present dominant parties. TO carry
forward the program OF organized
labor.
farank AHorrisessT secretary -of tho
federation, who is thoroughly con-
versant with the policies and doctrines
OF the organization. says that Mr..
Gompers. who Is In New York, has not
been advised OF the matter and thSt
when II is brought TO his attention he
probably will disapprove such a pro-
ject.
"The A. +. OF L., as 1t now stands"
said Mr. Morrison, will support any
political aspirant who is friendly TO
the cause OF organized labor. We
have no desire TO merge into larger
body. or to assist in the perfection OF
an organization such as has been in
aGgurated by the Cleveland council"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-29
TELLS BUSINESS MEN
TO go INTO POLITICS

Members of the Wholesalers asso
citation were advised Friday. at the
buyers week luncheon, to go into poll
tics insofar as to impress upon the
Detroit representatives in the legis-
lature the needs of the metropolis in
transportation and commercial legisla-
ton. James Otis Murfin, former sena-
tor from the Second district, was the
speaker, and he told from experience
OF the influence business men may
have upon their representatives.
mo legislation would be asked for
by you that Is not just and proper.
he declared, and the senators and
representatives from this county
would heed your wishes"
This excursion, which lasts until
next Wednesday, Is even more of a
success than that OF last year. Up
to Friday noon, 100 buyers had called
for return transportation
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-29
SEPARATE BEER
AND WHISKY TRADE
THIS Is PROPOSAL OF BREWER
JULIUS sTRoH--WouLp ALSO
REMOVE BARS.

The most radical method of saloon
regulation yet proposed by any one
since the liquor question came to the
fore in Michigan Is that offered by
Julius Stroh. brewer. His plan has
the further interest that 1t may show
the tendency OF the brewers move
ment for new legislation. The Strol
plan has four suggestions:
First, the separation OF the liquor
trade into two classes, beer and mild
er beverages being sold In different
places from those which sell whisky
and strong spirits.
Second, removal of bars from al
rooms where beverages are sold
Third, removal OF all signs except
the name of the proprietor from all
buildings engaged In the sale of bcv
erages.
Fourth, barring all persons convict
ed OF law-breaking from the business
of selling drink.
| The first and last suggestions are
the most important. People connect
ed with the brewery and saloon trade
often assert that the proportion o
drunkenness is decreasing as beer and
wine supplant whisky. brandy and
rum as drinks. Dividing the saloons
into two classes would tend to dis
courage the sale OF strong drink and
lead to q greater consumption of light
wines and beer.
Revocation Of the right to sell bav'
erages upon conviction of breakiGg
the law would make saloonists very
careful of their conduct in the bust.
ness end drive out the worst Gle.
ment
Removal OF the counters from sa-
looms would put them more In the
class of clubs for all classes of peo.
pie as men would be inclined to sir
down to drink and chat instead OF
guIping down liquor standing In front
OF bar.
Mt. StrUn attributes the gTeHt Tn
crease In saloons partially to the ex'
cessive credit given new breweries
by banks, enabling them to start up
a great number of places and forcing
the older competitors to do the
same to hold trade.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-29
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERDRBAN LIHns.


Detroit UsSteA Intsrurban LInes.
Time table subject to change without
notice. Central Standard Time.
Far so wsanSssss ana s.s svs1 rs.; g sss
until sos a. m. then half hourly until
t:o3 p. m. then every 20 minutes until
sos p m t a.rah half n hssrly until siss
Pontiac, gao =. M, then half hourly
Sps CAP on tnsn hour s Sn on n Sum
For Fsrminxtcn sna Worthwhile,
hourly. 3 q. m. to III D. m. For Orchard
every ns s TWO hours until >. M. hcn nhS
until i >; m. First car one hour later
and ais ,. m. Loesi.nFcr R scss !: e.
Romeo. a m. and every two hours
o oaf q a p mi Hrn so mn snG o sT.s1
Two hour until .. m. also IL .. M
'0 R2PiD RAILWAY sYsrrm-pors
Huron Limited. daily, 7:45 a m. 1916
naS ga Marine t City Ss and Port
sSrG m s &c CITY : loe! car. .lss
via Aigonac. To Mt. Clemens half
hourly. $3.50 am. g 7p: m, and hourly
S Sssal I Line hourly. s'ss snss 70 si rs
(. DITRoIT: ! MSNRcE = TcIEDso
$50 .. m. Locals for lockwood, New
port. Monroe and Toledo. hourly. $50
a. m. to $3.50 p. m. also $3.50 and IL
= DETROIT, JACKSON q CHICAGO
RY.--Jackson Limiteds. daily. 7:tS a.
m. 1886 y. m. and s:45 p: m Locals.
hours thereafter until Q .. m. For Ann
Arbor, hall hourly from q. m to =
.. m. then hourly until IL p. m.
corner or Larned and Griswold -sts-
last cars awaiting the closing OF
theafers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-29
Real Estate
Lambrecht, Kelly & Co. have sold:

Lambrecht, Kelly & Co. have sold:
For Charles j. Higgins to William
G. Rodger. two-story frame cottage,
No. Go Grummond-ave., between Wood
ward and Second-aveg., lot 34x122, on
private terms; for Wilson j. Green to
Thomas j. Costello, frame cottage, No.
S19 Canfield-ave., between Toledo ana
Plumer-ave., lot 30x1S5. $1,000; for
Frederick Feucht to Frederick Ohlert,
two vacant lots On the east side OF
Helen, between Gratiot and Warren
ayes. lot 30x125, $1,000: for Frederick
Ohlert TO Frederick. Feucht, two-fiat
frame dwelling, No. lc33 Van Dyke
ave.. between Forest and Garfield
aves., lot 40x128. $500; for Paul A.
Serge to Frank and Mary Stravaty,
frame cottage, No. 1872 Superior-st..
between Collins and Moran-sts., lot
30x125, $3.50; for John McCasey 20
Theodore j. Corns. frame cottage. No.
1898 Porter-st., between Campbell and
Cavalry-aves., lot 30A125, on private
terms.
The Gerard Stormfeltz-Loveley Co.
made the following sales during tire
past week:
Lothrop 4 Duffield subdivislon--Iot
on south side of Bethune-ave.. between
Third and Hamilton. s1.050; lot on
south side of Boulevarc, between Ster
ling and Holden, 1880.
Boulevard Park Subdivision-Lot on
west side of Baldw.n.ave., between
Goethe and Mack, 30x100. $775; lot on
west side OF Baldwin-ave.. between
Charlevoix and Goethe. 30x100, STE.
Homer Warren & Go. have soli:
Vacant lot on north side of Rosedale
court, between John X. and Brush
cts, 30x125. for John N. Mead to o.
w. Booth, $3.50: house and lot on west
side Of Williams-ave., near Myrtle, lot
2Sx100, for John Clarity to Geo. Guert,
for $1,000: house anu lot on north side
OF Rowena-st., near Hastings, lot 3Sx
100, for Robert Freeman to Emma
Schmidt, for $1,000; house and lot on
west side of Twenty-fourth-st., near
Hudson-ave., 30x125, for NJ. o. Cady 10
James B. Cunningham, for $4,000. The
firm has also placed over $4,000 in
real estate mortgages on Detroit prop
erty In the last week.
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Widow and son Destitute.

Seriously i'll from exhaustion and ex-
posure, Mrs. Matte Anderson, wild
ow OF prepossessing appearance. and
evidently a woman of refinement. Is
In st. Mary's hospital, while her II
yeaf-ela " iillllissss. W he eaase-~its
her from Toronto, Wednesday night,
is a patient in the Children's Free
hospital. She came to Detroit to look
for work, the small baking business
she conducted In Toronto having prov
ed failure, and was taken Ill soon
after leaving the Canadian city. Al
though sick and weak she tramped
the streets of this city. with her son,
all day, Thursday, looking for work,
until she finally sought refuge In the
Shelter home on Brush-st. She is a
good baker as well as a seamstress
and hopes to secure employment when
she RECEIVERS. She has been a widow
seven years. and a year ago her elf-
est boy, who had aided in her sup
mort died
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QUINTETTE OF "KIDDOS"
BORN; THREE ARE DEAD

STEUBENvILLE, O., Feb. 29.----Five
perfectly formed children we're born
here to Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell. Three
of them died within an hour. A boy
and girl will live, 1t is said. Three
were boys.
Mrs Campbell weighs less than 100
pounds. The combined weight of the
infants was % pounds.
-Campbells first wife died after be.
coming the mother of tripIets
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BUILDING PERMITS
FOR THE WEEK

Peter schultz, 2-story frame dwell
ing. 1s9 ROOSEVELT; owner. same. $1,000
A. G. Peoples. history frame dwell
ing. q. =. Br0wn-pl, bet. Vinewood aud
Roosevelt: owner. same. $1,000
Van Dweghe Bldg. Co. 2-story frame
store and dwelling. n. w. cor. .Lorman
and Hnlcomb: owner. Peter j., Er-
vinckle, $4,000.
Louis DE Johnckheere. 1-story frame
err: owner, same. SLIGO.
ID. Robinson. 3-story brick ware
$500.
Herman Hickman. 2-storv frame
store and dwelling. 8. 8. Ash, $. w. cor.
Sixteenth; owner, Fred w. Dhebel. s2,-
900.
Pollmar n Ropes. 2-story ven. dwell
ing. e. s.. Commonwealth. bet. Alexan-
drine and Selden: owner. Frederick
EberIe, $1,000.
Herman Eichman, s-story frame
dwelling. e. $. Twenty-fourth, bet. Lin
den and Magnolia; owner, same. $3.50.
Jacob Seid"l. 2-story frame veneer
Hudson and Palm0; owner. same, s7,-
900.
s. G. Oberson, 2-story frame dwell
ing, 5. s. Melbourne, bet. Oakland and
Cameron; owner, same. $1,000.
Additions.
Frank Campbell. add. to 5ss Michi-
VIM a. Powell & Son, add. to sil7
VIM. Erkntz, adu. to 1ot Peterson.
Anthony Tarmowski. add. to sos
Ckene-st., $1,000. tth