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The evening world., 1908-03-26
Jake Stahl Dispels All Doubts
as TO Being a Great
Batter.
Special to The Evening WORLDLY

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March 90
1 Whatever doubt there was in the
~ North as to the substantially OF the
great batting streak which Jake Stahl
has developed down here this season
must have been dispe!led by his per-
fJruanCe in -AattanooSa yesterday.
Although Armour's 5OXmen had every
,lns," and II was tie first real pltch-
.ug the Yankees had seen this year.
I, seemed to be just what Stahl and the
ther HlgAIanders wanted. Centre field
l'nce was the only tAing that prevent
"a StahIs first wa,!op fetching up on
Dkout Mountain. a mile away. With
every stride the giant left fielder sank
.p 10 his shoe top. in the so-t. red
cay Otherwise ne could have cir
led the bases twice over.
The next time Jake drove one TO deep
eft and again the heavy going held
aim back. Then, just TO show tina; he
ould put them TO any part of the lot. he
anged one TO right that Armhrustcr
.lpturei only after a hard chase
did you ever see such a Jolly
-rowd?" asked StahL referring to the
Hgh.aniers' trip from Atlanta. The
en- were routed out of bed long before
aylight, but the six-hour run was one
zig laugh al! the way over. | tell you.
at helps ! never saw such a team
Of fine fellows and Il would be hard for
me to tell you how glad | am to he
with them" These remarks. Il would
,aCm. bear ont the contention OF many
people that StaAi, free from all care.
viii henccforth put UP the article of
ball that's in him.
The evening world., 1908-03-26
Taylor Given His First Try
out and Minor Leaguers
Couldn't Touch Him.

TAkLAS. Tex, March o6-The work
OF the Giant pitchers is so good
Just now that McGraw is anxious
to have the season begin right away.
Taylor was given a thorough test yes
terday In the game against Dallas and
he acquitted himself in midseason style
In fact, the Dallas batters were unable
to touch him for but one safety
Ma'arky. who took Taylor's place in
the nth inning. was hi, for three sin
giles but he kept them so well scattered
that the minor leasuers could not score
The team work OF the Giants is prac-
tically perfect. BY having Tenney and
Donln at the top of the list McGraw' 9
men are pulling off all kinds Of plays
every day. None OF these plays are
new, but IL isn't often that a club can
get enough good players together to
carry tlHem out. That is Just exactly
wAat McGraw has got. and it looks a II
he is going TO come mighty close 10 the
pennanI.
Evans again showed his worth as a
hitter yesterday when he was sent in
TO bat FOR Taylor In the NTH inning. He
very promptly delivered the goods BY
smashing the ban against the leftneld
fence for two bases. He scored Brid-
well from second on the hit
John Mckinney, the big pitcher from
Oyster Bay who has been sick at Mar
lin, Joined The club last night
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W.T. y ) II l y q 7 o Y. March &c
w Whitley Langdon. the erst-
" while plunger. is on earth again.
This time as buyer OF horses. Ac-
cording 10 a wei founded report he
has given John L. Madden 5000 for
Animus and Call Boy
The report occasioned quite some sur
prise, FOR it was presumed that Langdoa
was wise man. From what Call Boy
mas shown. about one-tenth OF sj,ooN
would be big price for him. and AMI
mus surely isn't worth the difference.
Lansdon is player who has had many
ups ana downs. When lie has the
money he viii bet it. bu: success has
no; always attended his plunslng et-
forts.
He has won and lost several bank
rolls. 1t was thought he was HAT
ROW. but the news OF his latest pur-
chase IS good news 20 his many friends.
Al Simons and John f. Madden
hooked up in what looks Ike lively
selling race war after Animus won the
sixth race. Madden claimed Animus
out OF selling race the other day. and
when he was offered for auction last
evening, S!mons was on the joh II.
The evening world., 1908-03-26
GIANT PITCHERS ARE IN GREAT SHAPE
Brooklyn Team
Has Three Colts
Who Can Deliver,

JACKSoNVILLE Fla, March &c
Brooklyn has picked up three good men
In Hunter, Butler and Murch. They
were given a thorough trial in the field
yesterday. and so cleanly did they work
that the Regulars had the biggest kind
of a job in putting it on the Colts. Pas
torious and Mcintyre. who did the
pitching, are both in excellent condition
Donovan saws that either Of them coult
go. in to-day and pitch championship
ball. Pastorous, who pitched for the
Regulars. was hit pretty freely towar
the latter part Of tne game, but he was
Just loobing them over 10 prevent any
chance Of hurting his arm. For awhile
Mcintyre whizzed them over but on
advice from Donovan he finally tanned
down. President Ebbets, who witnessed
the practice. was Immensely please i
with the outlook of his team.
The evening world., 1908-03-26
BY John POLLOCK.

wv LILLE LEWIS. the local middle
w weight who sailed for Paris
y" two weeks ago to engage in
three battles which he was signed up
for by the officials of the big night club
in that country. will have his first fight
over there on Saturday night He will
have for his opponent JEFF Thorne.
the English light heavyweight, who
fought a few times in this country a
few years ago and got the losers end
each time. Lewis and Thorne viii go
for fifteen rounds at catch weights al
Wonderland. which is the same over
there as Conev Island Is here. If Lewis
WINS he Will be matched 10 tight Walter
stanton in two weeks.
Cans to Get S1,75O.
Joe Cans. the lightweight champion
10 receive sl,T5O for boxing Spike" Rob
The evening world., 1908-03-26

Ilme, Wnen The Jockey CIuo needs al
the friends II can muster.
Herman Rosenthal is making a good
book and breaking good these days.
Al Hanf isn't over the trimming he
got on Sugar Pine.
Al weeps when they beat him. He
thinks the public never should get as
much as an even break. So different
from his brother Henry.
'Mealey" Anderson isn't dead. John
Cavanagh received a telegram last night
DENYING the report. Everybody that
knows "MealeV'' Is glad to know he
SUI has chance to beat out the Great
Reaper.
Keep vour eve on Taboo. This Young
ster ran most impressive race. He
would be on scratch in any company
hereafter according 70 A. A T. rules.
The evening world., 1908-03-26

seeing visions. AS for Tommy Burns.
they saw he keeps his money in his
pocket so long ne has to send 1t to the
taken out.
=" Well, you're here, are your" said Ben
oGrady when we met In the ring
Yes. I'm here l said Well he re-
pied. you won't be here in little
Whlle. In the third | put him out and
Il was four days before he came
around"
Although born Canadian 7 am an
american citizen and have never tried
10 disguise that fact"
nave been styled a third rate
champion. and may possibly he such:
hnt II that Is fact then all the other
boxers knocking about Just now, must
%, ne only fourth ra:ers, and I wouldn't
IKE 10 class them as such despite ali
the critics have to saw. rs crr.ons
put the demerits Of my rivals are only
discovered after am done with them"
The evening world., 1908-03-26
BRAINS OF MORE
IMPORTANCE THAN
FISTS, SAYS BURNS
In His Book on Fighting, the Amer.
ican Fighter Springs Some Very
Trite Sayings on the
Public.

T 7ERE are few trite paragraphs
n from Tommy Burns's new
book, published in London:
Brains are of more importance
than fists to-day"
The man of good education. accus-
toned to think for himself, and Dos
sessed of fair capacity for the initia-
tive, is the very man qualified TO
shine in the boxing arena
II am not twenty-seven years old
ye. have fought over fifty battles
since the year 1900, an average Of say,
about eight year What English
heavyweight gets anything like these
opportunities for practice? Moir, in
Guiding his fight with me, has only
fought four men in two years"
Get rid of the idea that boxing is
brutal. 1t isn't. 1t Is business in
which brains count more than any,
thing else
The evening world., 1908-03-26
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

II I 'TTNT 7" TI' INHTTWI " WVT0"-T
NEW ORLEANS March " CITY
Park entries for lp-mprrow'e races are
as follows;
FIRST RACE Four rurlonga, sa,i.nE; rui
twoy-at-oltr. "hradallrn, % htbba, 100
s;!vell"n lnt} sI9ne. !lni After An ln5
lu6; I'nipu, los Dr, Armstrong, lO5, 'Alice
100, Joe Howell lrl, The Silcker lU5. LIN
ian Ray, lni Harh IA los
sECOND RACE Five and a half furlung,
selling three year Odds .'1leklluH 10, Besa
Maid, l94 M9ndellA, 10! Gge WhI ln
Rural 10y. lusl Sahatu, lnDl bon o. 100
.Banrids, lU2t Joyful Lady, 1o7 Risk 100
Sausau 100 Fresh, 100.
THIRD RACE Five and d half furlonas
se,linst tpuT,yaaFrolaF aEd np,-hrd OF Par
adise, lodi Hose OF Pink, loB Alionby, los
The evening world., 1908-03-26
Papke Is Injured.

Billy Papke. the middle weight cham
p!on. Will no; be ready TO fight again until
June Ri injured his right hand so badly
during his bout with Hugo Kelly that he
vii! not be able 10 use II aEa.n before that
will demand that Stanley Young , ket.A%l
make him a side bet II 5000 on The. result
OF their fight. Pipke is confident that he
can beat ketchel, and VIII box him before
the club that hangs up the largest purse for
the contest.
The evening world., 1908-03-26
BOXING STAGS TONIGHT.

There will be two more boxing stays
tonight At the Long Acre A. c.. on
" Vest Twenty-nnth street. the prnci-
pals In the main bout will be Billy
Glover and Young Shea" the New
England lishtweishta, who will clash in
a six-round bout. The Olympic A. C.
has II god card of bouts, with Mickey
Cannon. OF Pittsburg, and jeff Doherty
OF New Haven, Conn, in the star event
The usual prelininaries will also be
decided.
The evening world., 1908-03-26
CUES GET BUSY
ON BATTING STREAK
Especial t. The Evening wor,il

MERIDIAN, Miss. March 2G.-Tho
worlds champion Cubs played their
first game in four days to-day anL
grcgatioH. 8 to 3.
The cubs unshealed their battir-
eyes and whaled the ball In vicious
fashion. Manager Chance will join the
team tomorrow at Montgomery. H.
has a dozen pairs Of the new shoes
PRESCRIBED by tho Chicago doctor ana
expects with the aid of the new foot
gear to get into tIe game at once
The evening world., 1908-03-26
LEWIS FIGHTS IN PARIS ON SATURDAY

son. the English lightweight. six rounds at
the National A. C. of Philadelphia. on the
night OF April l. Jack McGlgan match.
maker Of the club who brought over
Young Erne, TO fight Johnny Mario last
night. said that Cans refused 70 box for
less money, and, sooner than !ose the bout.
MGLiMlgln wa. uraLIal 10 GI.n IN.
The evening world., 1908-03-26

Dorsted tIe morse S0Vl. bat Madden re-
t,!ned him with an extra s.. There is
no love lost between SimUns and Mad
den ever slncc the IIttcrs divorce suit.
What looks like a boost for Willie
SHaw is the report that he has been
ride again in Germany. Shaw naturally
prefers 10 stay IN America. but money
IS money. 50 ne has not yet decided TO
turn down this latest offer. Last sea-
son Shaw rode for Baron Wcrn5crg.
This year Baron Oppenheim wants Alm
Society was in evidence at Bennings
Yesterday. Perry Belmont led a cotil-
ION in The .nt.eld during the steeple-
chase.
sammy Rowland was ahsent from the
H'cWaFds stand. II was said he went
90 NtW York to receive a slap on [ 2a
MISt tor cutting down the compliment
AIRY badge list. particularly at T.
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Not Much Road Work.


my road work rarely exceeds five
miles, and consists c, brisk mile walk
as fast as / can go. then sprint for a
hundred yards or SO at racing speed.
then fast walk again. and so on
"A lot of boxers who are matched to
fight at catchweights and even other
boxers, who have no difficulty in get
ting down to scale devote far too much
attention in my opinion. to getting off
what they imagine TO be superfluous
flesh. This. l feel sure. is a mistake.
for II a man trains himself down too
fine he is bound TO feel tired and get
slow"
III you feel tired knock off for
day. You must enjoy your training II
you want it to do you good
THE career of a champion isn't as
soft as it is cracked UP to be-
You will have to admit that Amer
leans know something about the science
of boxing"
las for the American crouch-oar
blows are always more effective when
they shoot up from below. / never had
any trouble reaching men three or four
inches taller than myself"
'SQuires landed one of the worst and
hardest blows l have ever received. l
just leaned against him and let him
shove while ! recovered my senses. ]
asked him whether ne couldn't fight or
wouldn't We broke in the centre OF
the ring and as he came at me just as
before. / popped my right over again
and dropped him.
O'Brien Would Be a Good Runner.
Jack OBren has not yet quit the
ring for the cinder path. although l
honestly believe he could reap many
honors there. He is not only a sprinter.
but is no slouch at long distances
The chief second takes full charge Of
the bottles, sponges, alcohol or other
liniment, towels, &c. None OF these
must leave his possession for moment.
j would not suggest that there are peo-
pie so devoid of principle as to dope or
otherwise interfere with these appli-
ances. but 1t is lust as well TO remove
temptation out of their way
why Is 1t that so many promising
boxing careers are cut short? In each
case the cause Is identical. Boxers are
more prone, perhaps, than other peo-
pie to the disease known as 'swelled
head When l picked up George Mem
sic l guessed I had ,ot hold of some
good goods and had found a man
who, with little coaching, could be-
come lightweight champion. lie re-
ce!ved the nickname Of Jimmy Burns
He was badly down on his luck when
] first took him in hand. taugat him
ring craft. lie was broke and almost
starving, SO | paid his fare 10 Cali
fornia, where he won MANY fights |
wanted him to come over IN England
with ma-hn, mo-. ma rl.,t,. Of
-...
money now ih'lcled A!mss!I a Ia!F Ter
ror. and didn't want any more OF my
Assistance. l hear he bss now blnv,n
4, r,os, -, ,,,, -.
an 'o'. Vi "'s '''o"eS an" nus peeH
beaten by Unho!z, lad We once had
as his sparring partner. Jimmy must
The evening world., 1908-03-26
Jimmy Walsh Is Busy.

Jimmy Walsh. the bantam-we!ght fighter
Of Boston. has two fights on his hands. on
March 81 he will tackle Al belmont. the
sturdy little fighter Of Providence, Il. l.. for
twelve rounds before the ArmOry A. A.
OF Boston. while on Apri! he viii hook up
with Young Pierce. the promising colored
tsa nj 4 m weight. Of C;erma ntown. Pa for six
rounds before the West End A. c.. of Ph.!a-
tNelpnia. Walsh mas quit his manager. Eddie
The evening world., 1908-03-26
Harry Lewis Fights Tonight.

Harry Lewis. who put Frank Mantei!
away in quick time at Ne wHaven. Conn.
two months ago. viii engage IN another
fight tonight. He will tackle Terry Martin
the sturdy Quaker City welterweight. for
fifteen rounds before the Eureka \. = OF
Baltimore; Martin mas always been OF the
was reSpon sihe for this match. Both men
are In good shape Tor The cOEtest.
The evening world., 1908-03-26
Goodman ana Hurley Ready.

All details for the contest between Jack
Goodman. the local lightweight. and Bat
ting Hurley. completed last night by
Jim Buckley. The lads will come together
In s!x-round bout a the next stag OF the
Sharkey \. G.. on next Wednesday night.
Every one of the 100 legitimate club menu
hcrs have already notified Secretary Ardy
DarEan that they VIII be on hand. These
boys furnished the best s!N-round bout ever
Witnessed az the club teM Meeks ago.
The evening world., 1908-03-26
BENNlNGS ENTRIES.

BENNNGS RACE TRACK. WASH
INGTON. March 90 The entries for to-
morrow's races are as follows.
FIRsT NArE SelLlnE. thrce -N.nr-,lts md
The evening world., 1908-03-26

round fight with Bill Fapke. a Milwaukee.
Kelly vii! have T. keep his arm In plaster
cast FOR easily SIN weeks as his physi rian
SAYS that the bones Wi not Knit and be
strong until that time.
The evening world., 1908-03-26

Of
donning pair of boxing
ckestp ones
The evening world., 1908-03-26
Hugo Kelly Laid Up.

Hugo Kelly, the midd,ewcight fighter Of
Chicago. will not be able 10 box again for
eight weeks. He is !ai up with a frac-
'ure OF some small bones in his right arm.
which he received during his recent ten
The evening world., 1908-03-26
BY VINCENT TREANOR.

vv7 y ) II y q 7 o Y. March &c
w Whitley Iangdon. the erst-
wv while plunEer. is ON earth amin.
The evening world., 1908-03-26
LANCDON GETS BUSY WITH NEW BANK ROLL

lime. when the Jockey CLUB needs al
the friends II can muster.
The evening world., 1908-03-26
KEITH & PROCTOR'S

Hh 81 EmmaCnrus. Bros Byrnc Shells Ar,h'-
~" y" l)unn&Cn. .ThltQUartet. DailyMat ojc
The evening world., 1908-03-26

MI nMrlp GARDEN, Bowery. nr. Canal ST.
HI lLhNllU Every Evening 7.30. sat. Sun.
23O Mat Grand Concert. Refined Vaude-
vile. Moving Pictures
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Daily Death Lis.

Elizabeth German. 35 years. $50 AL
fred: heart disease.
William Shick, IS years. 1861 Rus
sell. old age.
Mary Kiefer. 40 years. ST. Mary's hos
pital; shock.
Mary A. Metz. rs years, 13s Camp
bell; heart disease
Ella NJ. Cox. "a years. Harper hos
pitel; peritonitis.
Ethel I. Anderson. months. 1874
JEFFERSON. spasms.
Edwin X. Leigh. months. 1877 East
Elizabeth, enteritls.
Jehnette Ryan. % years, St. Mary's
Ecspital; tuberculosis
Lewis G. Bott. 20 years. Lapeer. Mich.
tuberculosis.
Marguerite Craig, 60 years. 2s Baker:
rcnility
Adoniram ]. Burt. so years, 81 East
Wills. angina pectorls.
1de Calkins. 90 years. Harper hos
pital; meningitis.
John Szypula. 40 years, 90 Lockwood
guLshot wound
John Ganger 80 years. ST. Mary's hos
pital alcoholism.
Frank Schukovkie, 81 years. Harper
hospital; crushing Injuries.
Hugh Fitzpatrick. 10 years, 127 Lo-
Gust general debility.
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UNIVERSAL IST-Church OF Our Faith
en- Bagley-ave> Lee = McColiester.
1890. service for the children. No
evening service.
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BIRTHS
GIRLS.

GIRLS
Mr.. and Mrs George whitman. 30
tulford,
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Altman. soc Sew
enteOnth
Mr. and Mrs. Tony zIelinsky. ia
Twenty eighth
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Finger, 12l
Twenty -third.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorothy Nolan. "a Haz-
elwood.
Mir. and Mrs. Anthlyn waeker. sec
Eiehteenth.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. william Frudell. 67s
Franklin
MI and Mrs. Frank Cucchi. e77 Rio
pele.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Van Der
Worp, 1919 Division.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mill, AIS Chest
nut
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Harrigan. 3sl
Trumbull.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Badey. IS Pull
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reynolds. ass
Sixteenth.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hogan. 262
Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony splecz. ga
Twenty-thrd.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Hooper 1872
Beaubien.
Mr.. And Mrs. Carl voss. 5s2 McDou-
gall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bloedel. 400
Cleveland
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Bowers. sss
Garfield.
Mr.. and Mrs snediker. 55s Clay.
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DIED

DUEwEKE-John ~, beloved husband
of Theresa NJ, nee Droste, aged rs
years. father Of Edward. and son OF
William and Augusta pueweke.
Arrt4rprr,--fa.-14.f A+s-A+ha.t
Clock and Mrs. Charles Weber. Flu
ferai from residence. $50 Trombley-
ave- Monday. June Is. at Sis. and
from 81. Johns church at $3.50. stand
ard tin" futprmrut Mt Mt Elliott.
- Chief rnnger s.. Johns court No. 3t3s
G. o. r.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ie, 1908. at resi-
dtnc0. 20 Sproat st. Margaret HeI :
TIrgtOn. beloved mother OF Mrs Wal
ter scott. Thomas and William, and
mother-in-law OF Walter Scott No
tics OF funeral hereafter.
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Marriage Licenses

Martin Kowalskl. 2s. Frances Ciosz,
Is.
Stanlslaus- Sln4alek- -Stanislawa
SanisRurska, b.
Lawrence Masserant, "a. Frances r..
York, 81.
Lowell Van Etten, 30. Detroit: Ethel
Smith. 81. Clifford.
Frank c. Campsall. "a: Florence NJ.
ValliCre, 20.
Anthony A. Krause. "a; Florence A.
Stewart. %. -.
Godfrey Raddig. Al: Karoline Kuh-
feldt. a. ~
Ambrose Il. Thomas. 33. Detroit; Min
ME r.. Smith. 49, Utica.
, Samuel III. Anderson, 81: Bertha Bar
ton.
Cherries weske. AZ; Mathiida Barnow-
ski. AZ
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SALE VIRGINIA LANDS.

IMPROVED and unimproved rich iands:l
heavy crops, mild winters, cheap,
lands and happy farmers. Good
lands 81 per acre and up. Write for
catalogue. u. r. WATKINS, s1g East
Main-st., Richmond. Wa.
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DIED.
LAMB--Mrs. r.. Lamb. OF san Berna :
dino, Cal. beloved wife OF EllWood
Lamb. daughter OF Mrs Is. Mccoy
ern. sister OF Peter. Charles, Matthew
and Joseph McGovern. at the resi-
dence OF her mother. 100 wabash
ave. Notice OF funeral later.
LAMBERT--June IL. at his home, 1851
Piouette-aVe., Jacob G., beloved nus
band OF Edith Lambert. son OF Mar
garet and the late George Lambert
and brother OF Edward and Louis
Lambert, aged 80 years. Funeral
Monday, . y. III. from residence. and
2.3c AT St Lukes church, corner
Harper and Jos. Campau-
RYAN-June IL. 1905. at st, Mary
JeHHetteI- beloved daughter
OF the ate<G9rneJius and Mary Ryan,
sister OF Mrs Nafiel Fitzpatrick, Mrs.
James stanton. John. Frank. Joseph
and Charles Ryan. Funeral from w.
r.. Hackett's uudertaking~parlo 90
DiN-aVe. Time given later.
RANDOLPH--Jupe ., 1908, Lucius @.
" Randolph, 1879 Charlotte-aye. Flu
neral notice later.
SMITH-June .. at Rome, Italy. Fran
cCs Gray. OF Algonac Mich, sister OF
Abram Smith. OF Algonac; =. l.. Smith
and Katharine ). Rainey. OF Detroit.
and Mrs. T.. Ii. Hinsdale. OF New
YORK.
ST ONGE--William. son OF Augustus
st. Onge Thursday. June IL. Funeral
at Amherstburg. Time later.
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EXCHANGES,


NEW COTTAGE. roms and bath. gas.
cellar and cement walks, one block
from car line; want one or two good \
lots.
NEW Two-STORY. s rooms. bathi0
gas, fun basement. Fischer-aye., "a
block from car line want good lot ~. /,
first payment, balance easy.
TWO-FAMILY Hat. Mt. Elliott near 4
Boulevard. rent $50 per month. want
good lot north Woodward
NEW TWO-FAMILY fiat. North Z
Woodward. rented at s45 per monthly
want good lot as part payment. IN
FORTY FOOT lot. Mt. Vernon-ave.:
want TO exchange as part payment on
cottage. %
FoRTY-FooT lot, Glendale-ave.. 4
rear Second. only 500; want cottage
er small house. north or northwest-Ai
ern section. "a
FARMS. "a
FORTY acres near Carlton. Mich. ~
good house and barn small orchard.
about S acres timber, less than ~
mile from railroad. only $1,000; want
cottage or small house west side
hear Fort car preferred.
SIXTY acres. about 25 miles from
Detroit new house and barn. small
orchard. about Is acres wood ana Z
pasture. balance improved. only w.
coo: viii take cottage or small house
In Detroit. ~
BROOKS & KINGON,
NJ. 1861: City 1861. 500 Whitney bldg.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
IN DETROIT--Rev. q. G.. Atkins, ID.
D.. minister. 1890. the observance
OF children's day with special eNer-
clses by the children and Sunday
school. and a childrcn's service ser
mon; ago. sacrament OF the Lords
supper.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE--First Church
OF Christ. Scientist. Alexandrine- ave.
west near Woodward. Morning 1890,
evening go; subject. God the Pre-
server or Man" Wednesday meeting,
1.45. Public reading room, lis
Broadway. open from 10 to 5.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-13

JEFFERSON-AVE PRESBYTERIAN
CHuRCH-Cor Rivard. Pastor Rev.
A. II. Barr. Public worship. | / a. IN.
and 1890 p. m. The pastor VIII pr each
both morning and evening. All are
cordially Invited