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CASE AFTER CASE.
Plenty More Like This in Ste
Genevieve.

Plenty More Like This in Ste.
Genevieve.
Scores of Ste. Genevieve people can
tell you about Doau's Kidney Pills.
Many happy citizen makes Il public
statement Of his experience. Here is
r case Of it. What better proof of
merit can be had than such endorse
menf
Louis Wilson, living in the eas,
edge Of Ste. Geneyieyc, Mo, says :
For two or three years was greatly
annoyed with backache. Damp or
cold weather was always surc to bring
1t on and sometimes the pain across my
kidneys would be SO intczse that
would have to stop work A few
months ago my sister gave me boN
of Doan'S Kidney Pills which she had
got at Hinch Il Douglas drug store
| never used any medicine that did m,
so much good. My back has not trou
blcd me since. feel that It Is oul,
right that | should let other pcopl,
know what Doau's Kidney Pills will d,
for kidney troubles"
For sale by all dealers. Price 5Oct,
FoSter-Milburn Co.. Buffalo, New
York, sole agents for the United States
Remember the name - Doau San,
TAX" no other.
Fair play., 1908-09-05
Order of Publication


| In the tifcnit Court, 10 October
term, 1908.
The STATE Of Missouri, at the reis
tion and TO the use OF James \. Berry,
I Collector Ot the Revpuue Of Ste. Gen
evieve County, Missouri, PlaiuIifi 4,
vs. Wm.H.C"zzsn M hi> unknown beir.
and legal represeu eative-, Defend
ants.
Now on this day comes the plaintiff
herein, u, attorney and shows to the
Court that he caused summons TO the
defendants To be i-s,ia,d 10 the sheriff
ot Ste Geuevieve county, that The
same has been returned honest, ths'
plaih'ih's sttoruey has made
inquiries as TO the residence
or whereabouts OF tire defendaHts aud
has been unable to hu d them, aud yer
lily believes them to bs non residents =
OF the State OF Missouri, aud cnunu,
be served with procs,s uf this Couri.
WhereupnD II is ordered by the
Court that said defendants ne notified
by publication thai plaintiff has com.
mencrd a sui' against them in this
Conrt, the nbiec, aud general nature
OF which is IN recover back taxes T"r
iVN6 N''t IJpOJ uPOh Wv
southwest quarter OF the northeast
quarter of section %, township
SO, N. range ept, containing
40 acres, situated IN SIC. Geuevieve
County, STATE of Miss nuri, amounting
IN all To- 1924, aud ihsi unless the
ssid defendants he aud appear st this
court, At the next term thereof, - be-
begun and holden at ibe Court Houap
in the City If Ste. Ge nepieve, IN said
County, on the 2Gth day at October
Dsxt aud on or hatore toe Sd hay Of
said term, u the tetin shall 40 loUg
continue, il not then on or before
the lasl dn, OF said brrm, answer OF
! plead to the petition in said cause
/ the ssme will be TAX en- as confessed
aud judgment will be rendered sc
cordingIy.
II is further orde red that q COPY
] hereof be published arrord,ng to law
/ IN the FAIR PLAY, i,e wspsper pub
! lished IN said County of Ste. Gene
We've, State OF Missour
A True copy of the record.
Witness my hand aud the sesl OF the
Circuit Court al Sc. Hepevieve Cnun
~, Missouri, This 18Th day Of June,
1908
! (L. S) WILLIAM y. luck,
CSrcui' Clerk.
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A Paving Investment.

Mr.. John White Of 80 HighlandAve.
Houlton. Maine says: Have been trou-
bled with cough every winter and
spring. Last winter | tried many ad-
vertised remedies. but the cough con-
tinued until bought SOC. bottle of
Dr. Kings New Discovery; before tina,
was half gone the cough was all gone.
This winter the same happy result has
followed few doses once more ban
ished The annual cough. am now
convinced that DR., Kings New Dis
.coyery is the best of all cough and lung
remedies Sold under guarantee at all
drug stores Soc. and $l00 Trial
bottle free.
Fair play., 1908-09-05
Order of Publication.

In the Circuit Court, TO October
term, 1908.
The state of Missouri, r, the rela.
'ion snh to the use at .Ihtnps f Rerr,
Collector 0i the Revenue at Ste. Gen
evieye County, Missouri, Plaintiff,
Va. Milton T. Brown, hi- unknown
heirs aud legal represenrsti, es, DE
frUdsuts
Now on this day comes plaintiff
herein, hy sttorueN and shows to
the Court that he caused summons to
the defendants to be- Issued TO the
sheriff OF ST.. Louis county, that tho
same has been returned nUnesi, that
plaintiffs attorney has made Inquiries
ss tn the re-ideuce or whereabouts of
he defendants aud has been unable 10
tnd them, AMI he verify believes
hem to he uou-re-ldenia OF the State
OF Missouri aud csuuoi be served with
process ot this Couri.
Whereupon it ia ordered by the
Court that said defendants he MOTIF
ed bv publication that plaintiff has
commenced SUR against them in
this Court, the object snd general
usl ure OF which is To recover hack
{ ''H'" W. 'ho yCh'o ISNf' iVhO dh'i
! 1906 upon the southwest quarter Oi
the southwest quarter OF -ectinu q
AMI the southeast quarter nt the
southeast quarter OF sec. 28, all in
township 80, N. Range esst
containing 50 scres, situated in
SIZE. Genevieye County, state OF Mis-.
| souri,, amounting in sli To 81 81 and
| that unless the -sii defendants be aud
appear ~ this CnurI. NJ the n"xt
term thereof, to he begun aud holden
Al the Court House IN the City OF Ste.
Eeurvieve, in ssid County, on the
10Th daN oi Octobrr mex, sud on or
h"fore the 3rh day OF said term, II the
Ierm shall =" long continue. II nOr
hen on or before the last day OF said
! term, answer or plead to the pttiIi"n
! IN said cause, the same viii hr tsktu
~ confessed aud Judgment will be ren
d"red nccordiugh.
| l. ia further orherei that cop,
! hereof be pnhh-hrd according Il
I law in the FAIR PLAY, nr~.p4pp-
published in SAID County oi ste. gen
/ eyiev-, State OF Missouri.
a frnn copy ct the. rerOrd.
/ Witness m, hand aud the seal NJ
/ the Circuit Court OF Ste. Gene
We've County, Missouri, this 1911
/ dsv ot June, 1908
/ O. s. WILLIAM + tuck,
tirruit Clerk,
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Order of Publication

In the & 'rui, Court, to Odober
ERIN, 1908.
Fhe state at Missouri, A. the rpls
itou and to 'br use Of James +. Berry,
Collector Of the Revenue OF Ste. Gen.
We've C"uun, Missouri. P'sinuf,
W. n l.. Bsilr,, his unknown heits
aud legal representative, Defend.
auts.
Now on this day comes the plan
'if herein, by attorney, sDd shows
TO the Court that he caused summons
10 The defendants to he issued TO the
sheriff OF Jefferson county, that the
same has been returned nOnrst, that
plaintiffs attorney has made Inquiries
~ 10 the residence or Whereabouts OF
The defendants and has been unable
TO find them, aud he verify helieves
them 10 he non residents of the Stste
ot Missiouri, and cannot be served
with process OF this court
Whereupon IL IL ordered by the
Court that sHid defendants be Motif.
ed by publication thst plaintiff has
commonced sui, against them ~
this court, the object aud general ns.
ture oi which IL to recover back taxcs
for the years 1902, 1908, 1904, 1905
aud 1906 upon the sUutheas'
fractional quarter OF the north west
fractional quarter aud part Of the
northeast quarter of section 35, town.
ship SO, n. range 8 east, coUtsiriug
S3 ~ acres, situated ~ Ste. Genevievo
County, State ot Missouri, smouDt.
ing IN all to $3.50, aud that unless the
said deieulnni- he and appear at this
Fair play., 1908-09-05
Order of Publication.

In the Circuit Ccurr, to October
term, 1908
The slate OF Missouri, at the rela.
ton aud To the u-a nj James Y Berry +,
Collector of the Reve mne Of Ste. Gen.
eVieve County, MIA ,unri, Pls,niifi
w. Rubert Hayue.,, his unknown
heirs and legal Ieseutatives, De.
PENDANTS.
Now ou this dsv colnes the plain.
tiff herein, by attorney, aud shows to
the Court that he csu-ed summons to
the defendants to bp is.ued to the
Sheriff OF Ste. Geuevicve County that
the same has been returned nones' hat
plaintiff a'toruev hss made inquiries
A. to the residence nud whereabouts
of the defendants, and has
been unahIe 10 hnd them, aud he
verify believes them hp he non real
drut- of the STATE oi Missouri, aud
| cannot be served with process OF this
Court.
Whereupon il IL ordered by the
Court that said hef-'ndsuts he notified
by publication that pl siuIiff has com
menced suit agein.i them in this
Court, The object s,d general nature
! OF which is tu recover back taxes for
the years 1902 All } 1908, upon the
east bali OF the uor'),sast fractional
( quarter nt sectiun 81, township sc
| n Range essG, contsiniug 81 As
acres, situsied ~ Ste Genevievt
| Comfy, STATE of Missouri amounting
III all iu 81 25, aud that unless said dc
temdHut. he and appear NJ this Court
~ the next term the reOf, to be begun
auh hnidpu ~ the Court Hnnse IN tn,
| City nt ste. Geurvievs, in said Couu
! ~, nn the 20 h daN nt October next
/ sud on or uefnre the 3rd day of aaii
! term, II the term StHli 80 long con
tinuc, if uOt then on or before The
lnsl day OF said ierHn, -nswer o'
plrSh To- the petiS1m IN said cause
the -ame will he Inlen az confessed
aud Judgment will bs rendered nc
cOrdinglN.
II is further ordered that = copy
hereof hp puhli-het recording 10 la"
IN the FAIR PLAY, snew.psper pub
listed in said Co'uitr ot Sic. Gene
We've, Stsie OF Missouri
A True copy Of 'ht record,
Witness my hand aud seal "f th,
Clrruit Coart ot Stc, Grnpviev
C"unr,. N.soHri, this 18Th day u
June, 1908.
IL. .S) WILLIAM p ilUCK,
CIIcuit Clerk.
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Administrators Notice

Notice Is hereby given thsl letters OF sdminis-
trati"n On the estate OF Nancy j. Holiday, de-
crns-i, w"re granted Ia the undersigned uu the
nm lay uf iuue, l!0s, by the Probate Court OF
having claims against SAID estate are REQUIRED
hTNhlbit them inr allowance 10 the Executor
within On" year after the date of said lrttrrs or
'hr' msy hr pre''ludc'l from any brueht OF such
rstsie aud Il such claims be not exhibited
within iwp wears IRON the date ot this publica-
non they shall be- forever haired
A. T. CHANDLER,
AdmintstThto
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N9ttcr II hereby given tnlI letters II admins
rNt"" on the estate ui Charles Z. JuIrou,
deceased, ~ere granted - thu uuderals ned on
thr @oin nSl Of Aug lHO-, hy the Probate Judge
ni Nlr, Heu"yteNe County, Missouri
Al persons having claims agHlu-t said estate
are required to exhibit them tor allowance tc
the uud"r-tgnrd within uue ypnr after the date
u 'ali letters ur they may br ptrcluded from
any orncht 81 such rstate and IL such cIaims
n. not exhibited within two year, lruu the dat.
OF 'hs publication, they shall ha forever
barred LAWRENCE +. Carbon,
AImlui.trAtur
Fair play., 1908-09-05
They Take The Kinks Out.

Il have used DR.. Kings New Life
PMS for many years, with increasing
satisfaction. They take the kinks o.:
of stomach, liver and bowels, without
fuss or friction" says \. Ii. Brown of
Pittsield, Vt. Guaranteed satisfactory
at all drug stores. 2jc.
Fair play., 1908-09-05

We advise the Young Turks" not
10 get too enthusiastic about the fact
that III" Sultan has granted them n
general assembly. We have had one
for years, and We don't know what on
earth to do with it yet.
Fair play., 1908-09-05

The Republicans are trying 10 make
the voters believe that there is practi
cally no issue in this campaign. but is.
snes are appearing rapidly and issue.
OF such character are developing as
will overwhelnl them at the Noyem-
ber pvlly. The tariff has loomed
above th Aorizon ia sey threaten
ins :. .er :, a ;'.'4)'.;al iat,r .st.
Fair play., 1908-09-05

II the President said what he said
h. said, then what Loeb said and
oliver said and Wright said he said
vas not what he SAID at all.
Fair play., 1908-09-05

Apparently the makers of all the
most popular brands OF cigarettes have
been selected AS members of the new
Turkish cabinet.
Fair play., 1908-09-05

Queen Wilhelmina is anxious to give
Castro spanking. The Monroe
Doctrine should be too gallant to re
fuse the lady's request.
Fair play., 1908-09-05

Hon. David b. Hill was Richard
Croker's guest in Ireland recently.
hy, but what talking over of old
times there must have been.
Fair play., 1908-09-05

Washington ought to be ashamed of
itself, forcing the poor thermometer
to work up to 1913 degrees in this hot
weather.
Fair play., 1908-09-05

IT seventeen editors couldn't write a
good speech for Mr.. Hearst there
should be some rapid firing along the
line. YOU bet
Fair play., 1908-09-05

1t seems to be difficult to convince
some of the West Point Cadets that
they are expected to be gentlemen as
Mell as soldiers.
Fair play., 1908-09-05

This Turkish populacc cheered the
Sultan q. he drove through the streets
al ConStantinople. The people eyi-
IDENTIFY thought he was going away.
Fair play., 1908-09-05

Judge Taft is said to be mad all
through. Staying at Hot Springs
has, no doubt, made him hot in the
collar.
Fair play., 1908-09-05

Who are the three greatest railway
men IN the couutry asks cores
pondent. They are +. II. Hartman.
Fair play., 1908-09-05

Times are getting better. A New
York exchange notes that Mr.. John
ID. Rockefeller is painting his barn.
Fair play., 1908-09-05

There isn't fat King in Europe,
says London paper. Nearly all of
them have fat Jobs. however.
Fair play., 1908-09-05

1t is going to be whirwind cam
paign, but SO far we've had more
wind than whirl.
Fair play., 1908-09-05

If all the campaign lies are to be
spiked, the nail industry should be
looking up.
Fair play., 1908-09-05

Flopping around so much, these fly
ing machines are getting the air all
stirred up.
Fair play., 1908-09-05

ii fying-machine really has to go
anywhere it takes the railroad or a
steamboat
Fair play., 1908-09-05

Nowata is the name Of a new town
IN Oklahoma. 1t is naturally n dry
town.
Fair play., 1908-09-05

Atlantic City is evidently troubled
with = lid that won't stay on.
Fair play., 1908-09-05

t.aiY STE. GENEylEyE CAMP NO.
N asg6, MODERN WoODMES OF
lrXAl AMERICA, meets A. X otP. Hall
wv every Thursday evening. Work ID
Beneficiary aud Fraternsl Degree.
Visiting members cordially invited t" attend
II G KLEIN,
Il a. RICKARD, V. G.
Clerk.
Fair play., 1908-09-05

The Missouri State Normal
School at Cape Girardeau. Mo-,
will open Tuesday, September 8,
1908. The following Courses are
offered
l. An Elementary Course,
lending To tho EInmnntnr. Nn,.
Fair play., 1908-09-05

NAL Certificate, which is limited State Certificate.
An Advanced Normal Course, leading to the Normal D-
ploma, which is Life State Certificate.
College Course leading the degree of Bachelor of Arts
College Course leading to the degree of Bachelor
s. ACoege Course leading the degree of Bachelor Educa
ton.
g. Special courses in Music, Art Manual Training Domestic
Science Bookkeeping, Stenography and Typewritng.
For further information or catalogue, address
THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, Cape Girardeau Missouri
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-17
DIED.

nEPP-June is. at his h6me. l3s vii.
INSIST. John. beloved husband OF
Threstia celiN Repp. father Of I.lbbie.
Joseph. Frank and Edward Repp,
aged "a years. Funeral Friday at >
4. m. sun time.
SCHMTDT-Tnfant daughter of Mr. and
. Mira FLW schmidt $50 fafuyette.
Burial private,
SCHWEIM June Is. suddenly Ernest
A. Schweim. aged 81 years, beloved
father OF William. Ernest, Jr.. Mrs.
G. X, Albrecht and Walter SChV, IN.
Funeral Thursday At =, ~ m from
residence. 221 Twenty second ST. and
gao p. m. from 81. I'aufs German
>>ehurch. seventeenth and Rose-sts.
TIGcHoN-June ls at his hone. Sis
father az Mrs. Harry L. Oostdyk. Mrs.
Frank NJ Sage and John Ii. 'rigchon.
aged SO years. Funeral Thursday at
80. d. nj. from residence
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-17

room somewhere. POETS . line ct trnnov
guards before the locked Sooy. go
proceeds TO elucidats the sentimsoe@
OF the party and put them In wS1tinO.'
but this big. big national convept1GQ
resolutions committee. just HE'D it'll
10 n big. open parIoF adJ ofR3nG -
Auditorium Annex banquet hall an1
proceeded TO do business right out IN
the open where anyone that would
might come along and listen to the
debates.
One might almost think that there
was a purpose In having the mem
bers do their arguing and cast their
votes where they would be seen and
heard and their action noted by press
and party.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-17
Daily Death Lis!

Eo.lin Strohmeypf. 8 years. 2s West
Ferry; crushing Injuries.
Joseph Nadeau, 30 years. 65 Moran.
Tuberculosis. t-y+
Gwen Hardergd7l years. 2s3 T.. Co
lumbia: heart disease.
James Coug1hin. 4 year. 1T3 Four
teenth: pneumonia.
GLADYS q. Decker, | year, 4si Mitch
ell: pneumonia.
Trurbuit! df1athtion OF heart
John, Hartgen,Ss2 years, PIP Brew
stsr: heart disease.
Roxey Armstrong. 81 years. Harper
hospital; hemorrhage.
John Marshall, 20 years. Rivard and
" inder: hpmorrhage.
Catherine Mcknight. sc years. $40
Fifteenth: Intestinal obstruction.
carl T.. LeimstoiI. year. 56s Tween
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-17
BIRTHS
GIRLS.

GIRLS
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lukowski. sos
AlcNandrine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tomasazewsky.
sec Collins. (boy and girD.
AIR. and Mrs. August Coke. 265 Bou-
lcvaro.
Mr. and Mrs Frank kusna. 3oa Alex
Mr.. and Mrs Bill Iieiss. 1905 Or
Mr.. and Mrs Henry stappert. 1ss
Mr.. aud Mrs. stanislaus Poiegia. $50
Mr.. and Mrs Bertram Fewick. 1870
MIR. and Mrs August Reinke. 25 YER
Mr.. and Mrs william Knapp. 1895
Mir. and Mrs George Woodruff. 77a
Fort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alois Oldsni. 167 Brew
Mr.. and Mrs william stecker. 1884
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Koenig. 500
Mr.. and Mrs, Herbert Stanton. sac
BOYS
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanislaus Derlezski,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kanstuch 1is6
Dubois
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Gutzke. 1i44
NJ. and Mrs. August Kept. 1l9 Wa
terInen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Roskay. 10 Lo-
gan. -. ~ T.f
Mr.. and Mrs Adam Miller. 144 Cleve-
innG. f
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Sullivan, go AM
heret.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Taradaj 27s
Garfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boiki, $50 su-
pcrior.
bury.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-17
DIE D

CoFFIN--June is 1908. Mrs. Mary
stuart coffin. mother Of :. +. Coffin,
only child Services at 1880 y. m
Thursday ~ undertaking parlors OF
IS. bird a Co rs Grand kiver-ave,
therce TO West Forrest. crematorium.
IFT,rEKS-Iune Is. 1905. at $40 D.
m. Margaret L., beloved daughter of
Arthur :. and Lillian M, Fettcrs.
aged years Funeral from resi-
dencc. 32s Ferdinand-st,. Friday. at
D. m.
NADEAI---June "a. Joseph l. Nadeau
65 Mhraa-st... beloved husband OF
Lula Marie Nadean. aged 20 years.
Burial At Monroe at IA. m. Thurs
dav
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-17
OLIVER III. LAU, M. d.
GEORGE @. GORDON. IL u
DAILY CT lNIC
Marriage Licenses

DR.. George b. Lowrie. a. Marie r.
Horace II. Patterson. 90; Anderson
Ind; Buelah NJ Allen 10. l,t niv,pa
Arthur T.. RinGe, ~ DctroN' AVN
-cfavrtt,- -HaHtramck- ~
Walter %. Pickering. "a; Belle D.
Fred ". Brow, s'' violet D. And0r-
Charles II Aneldt, %; Mary T.
Emerson. J. schonold. 25' Pearl NJ
Joseph Norris. az. H@nrietta o.
Ernest pnuginss. Marshall. 20 De;
troit; EDITH J., Collins 2S' Hlghiahu
Henry +. smith. SIS Detroit Flor
ence r.. Baxter. 32: Wyandotte.
Thorn. y. Smith. ~: Nina v Ed
chari@s f.. Dcnenburser. SO; Attic
Charles T, Smith. %; Amelia C Ray
George w JHmison, ~, Ashtabu1a'
o.: Hazel n Joslir. "a. Clyde. O.
Fred A. Fioto. pa Redfoid township;
Caroline f.. stole ea pe.rot" 40
Harry Robertson. 90: Sarah Lamont.
william Henderson. 20; Irene costel-
George A.. crittenden. 25: Hazel b.
wilkie. "a
John f. Chauvin. 20: Mary L. Their
rien. 10.
Edward :. Front. IS. Grace NJ. Long.
-. az
George w. Noftlev. a, Detroit; AS
mes Crowley. 22 Marine city.
Johyr.M. Kurnts. Ia Rosa L. Kraem-
Alfred Bromley 2s. Fort Wayne:
Katio u. Bailey. 2s Detroit.
John A. scniikef az; Minnie schem-
merling. "a.
Benjamin A. Koppitr. 20; Lucy E,
Davies, 20.
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Rates for Line:
Advertisements

The Times cannot guarantee accuracy
or assume responsibility for errors o.
any kind occurring In telephone aaYs.,
kisements. ,f
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-17
FOR sALE-REsIpENcE PROPERTY.

Cottage near Mack, SI.Ioo. 7
rooms, near Van Dyke, bar
gain. Cottage, Crane, near
Mack, snap.
EBERT, 300 Majestic Bldg.
NEW and we'll built eight-room
frame dwelling and full base
ment, with bath, gas and fur
mace, on Mcclellan avenue,
near Gratiot convenient to
Zachariah Chandler School +;
cement walks inside and out /;
price, $4,000; terms favorable /;
payments easy. JOHN w.
HUBBARD, o4 Bull Blk, or
2o28 Gratiot ave.
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FOR sALE-FARMS.
FARMS

rs ACRES-Oakland county, az miles
from electric line. borders on lake.
with fine beach OF gravel apple orch
ard extends length of beach. soil Is
gravel loan. acres OF timber; house
OF Z rooms. all necessary outbuild-
1927 ACRES-2l miles from Detroit. ~
miles from electric line. 10 acres OF
timber. nearly all hickory. acres OF
orchard, fences half wire, part rail;
solid brick house OF IL rooms. with
three large cellars; porch across en-
stone horse barn, 3Ox40. stone hog
pen. with corn crib above, brick
smoke house; all buildings are In
good condition ...............$1 1000
2a0 ACRES-40 miles from Detroit; 140
acres improved; 60 acres pasture. 40
acres timber coax and hickory:
house OF IA rooms. painted; barn SAX
40; cement silo, another barn. 7Ox3O.
ana other outbulldings. This farm
is but y OF mile to the school.
SEND FOR BooKLErr' ctojNN;TAiiNsiiSNHGS
LIST OF FARMS.
FARM HEADQUARTERS"
CHAS. ID. FISKE,
713l4-f5 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
FINE 2s-acre farm 40 rods from cleo
trio line. ID miles from city: good
buildings; best Of soil. price $500:
TAX, small cottage or fiat In ex-
change.
MERTON RICE,
SOS MAJESTIC BLDG.
POULTRY FARM, $500
Four acres with good house and poul-
try houses. near the state Fair
grounds and near car; good land;
H. larIalI
HITCHMAN a. co. IS McGraw bldg.
FOUR ACRE fruit and poultry farm
near Detroit valued at $1,000: take
cottage In city. or half down. bal
nnct easy
MERTON L. RICE,
so: MAJESTIC BLDG
----------- -
ron sALE-vACANT LOTS.
y. : HARMoN-AvE.. near Brush: ,tso
3; sold at once.
w. w. BENNETT.
BOTH PHONES. 1903 MAJESTIC,
$500. 1900. $3.50. ss5o---LoTs. one block
from Boulevard. and one block north
of Warren-ave; cement sidewalk.
sewer and water and gas: $40 down.
Bloomfield
o22 Ford Bldg, Main 3Sos.
-
soRTH SIDE OF coilIngwood. nrnt
block. 5Oxl25 feet. $50 less than any
other lot can be bought IN first block:
viii build to suit.
w. w. BENNETT,
1909 MAJESTIC BLDG.
city 1855. Main ass.
VERMONT. near Grand River, 30xi30.
$40: Morrell. near Fort. sONi50. s650.
Jamison. near Mcclellan, a0Nll0; $500.
Edward Tafrerty as Moffat bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-17

THE Socialist Labor party OF Michigan
viii hold It's mass state convention
on sunday, June ~. at 2 p. IN, In
room IL. Avenue Theater bldg, for
the purpose OF nominating the state
ticket. OF the said party. and such
other business as may come before ~.
VIM. Hoag. chairman: Adoiph Alters.
secretary Michigan State Executive
Committee. Socialist Labor party.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-17
MOTORCYCLES.

Busine.--iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind. that
looks right. Times Printing Co.. is
John R.-st Phone 1t9s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-17

There was little Of formality In the
meetings Of the big committees. At
one Of our own state conventions,
custom has II that the resolutions COM
mittee goes to an unnumbered back
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-17

There is one reason why do not
favor Guild for vice-president." stated
Judge Michael Brown, of Big Rapids.
ut reminds me Of the time 20 years
ago In Chicago when James Joy Sec
onded the nomination of Blaine and
told by how many thousands he could
carry Michigan.
THAT Is all right. but we want .
man who can carry New York. Any
one can carry Michigan declared Ros-
coe Conkling.
That Is the way feel about Guild
and Massachusetts,.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-17
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
MEETING NOTICES.

LODGE. No. 81 r. & A. M
Third degree Thursday at o'clock.
Psstmasters' night. followed by ban
quet for Ashlar members only. +.
J. Lawrence, secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-17

Philip II. Mcmillan has the vacan,
place as alternate in the first distric:
delegation.