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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-03-12
lust a Word.

want to say just a word to the
party who says that l can't afford to
sell pure candies at the price we
make on our Saturday sales, and
other special sales. | hereby make
this statement in writing, for future
reference to anyone who chooses to
take up the challenge, viz. guaran
tee every pound of candy that goes
out of my store to be strictly pure,
made of the very best material money
can buy, made in workman like
manner, in a clean shop, by clean,
healthy crew of candy makers. To
anyone who can prove this statement
untrue, will pay one hundred dollars
in gold.
E. K. DELANO, Skowhegan, Me.
P. s. You can get candy analized
at Brunswick, Me. for normal sum,
say about to dollars.
Buchanan is selling his 1905 diaries
at half price.
F. P. Moore has some bargains in
new sleighs at his repository.
Fourteen Skowhegan views, the
latest thing in souvenir postcards, at
Fogg's drug store.
A Junior clerk is wanted at BucS
MANS, must be willing to work and
have good habits; apply at once.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
DEMAND THAT NEWMAN
FILE AN INVENTORY

There will be lively battle before
the tax committee OF the council next
week when the petition OF DR.. X.
Arlington Newman, trustee OF the
Daniel Scotch estate. for reduction
OF nearly 5000. 900 in Taxes. is heard
The assessors will demand that New
man file an inventory OF the estate
Before action is taken,
Scotch paid taxes on only a few
thousand dollars during his life but
his death revealed more than mil
lion dollars OF personal property Since
then the estates assessment has de-
creased, but the personal assessments
OF the heirs have not greatly In.
creased.
The demand for an inventory is
made the view that II will show the
estate TO be worth as much AS IL is
assessed for. although the assessors
frankly admit that the present assess
ment is due TO a mistake In adding up
figures.
fPerhaps X was righteous error
declared one or the assessors after u
LITTLE investigation os the case.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
DETROIT FIRMS
STUNG BY SW|NDLE

The Zonner DisinfeCting CO and
five other Detroit concerns whose
names are not known were sung
in clever swindle perpera;ed by
what was until recently an cid es'
tablished export firm IN New York
city. The Zenner Co. has agreed not
to reveal the identity Of the other
firms ana will not say how much IL
is out
4 few months ago the Zenner Co.
received through the Export Ship
ming Co. Of New York, with which IL
had previously done considerable bus
mess. an order for a quantity OF dis
infeCtant for the General Supply Co,
OF Queensland Australia. The order
mas shipped with draft attached ~
the New York shipping company on
the supposition that II would oe Tor
wsrdcd by them 10 The Queensland
firm II now develops however, that
the General supply Co. was hction.
pure ana str-1r1te-- ssl4i--lAat-MGz done
by ne Zeupor people Was done by
other manufacturers an over the couD-
try
Before the deception could De dis
covered tie officers ~ the New York
company. Il is alleged discounted the
Trru-rs-thtt- accompanied the
goods received from various parts of
the country aud consigned TO the
General supply Co" pureh lsed a
ship known as the Goldsboro and en-
i-.sti sss...ss. .=.s!th=th
goods. valued - between s3OOO and
$500 900. /, is presumed that. 'he in
tentior vas 20 dispose II these goodt
N foreign ports and pocket the pro-
ceeas along With ne moneI realized
from The drafts.
When The drafts were not IGNORED
in Queensland an investigation was
started and the whole game was Laid
bare. Every port in the world was
notified 10 be Oh the lookout for tho
Goldshoro and the ship was seized
in Honduras, where The three mem
bers OF the firm aboard were arrested.
One OF them has since escaped but
the ship and cargo is now Ia posses
sion of the United States and the
goods will be returned 10 the respec
live owners.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
PARKER SNUbbED
At c. O.P. MEETING

Coroner Morgan Parker. Republican
candidate for sheriff. and his friends
are incensed over the treatment ac-
corded TO the doctor Friday night at
a Republican meeting held In hall
at Williamsave. and Assist.
The coroner claims to have been in
vited To the meeting but having sev.
eral other engagements OF similar
character. was late la arriving. he
entered the hall with Capt Waldo,
candidate Tor county treasurer. and
the two were escorted 10 the plat
form Capt. Waldo had his little say.
and then Parker, expecting TO be call
ed on cleared his throat, and waited
for the announcement. but IL never
came He stepped over 10 the chair
man after the silence became oppreS-
sive, and asked what the trouble
was
He was informed that as his name
hadn't appeared on the program he
wouldn't be allowed to speak.
DIR. Parker was on his feet in an
instant, and shouted:
I'm Morgan Parker. candidate for
sheriff | was invited here tonight.
but they tell me | can't make speech. 4"
This announcement was received
with applause. and the coroner was
repeatedly cheered as he left the hall.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
GIRL mYsTgRIoUsLY BROWNS

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. Aug
% Special Miss Alice Comma
ford aged "a. was mysterlously
drowned al Neebisn. She WITS or y
house boat watching the dredges al
work with Mrs. Thomas Duroucher
The latter left her for few minutes
and then told her little girl to call
Miss Commaford. The girl couldn't
find her, so the mother called for help.
Men who came found the body In 10
feet OF water near a boat. How she
fell in no one knows Miss Comma
ford was p well-known resident of the
500. and had been ar Neebisit only a
short time
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
BRYAN IN CHICAGO
TO APPROVE PLANS

CHICAGO. Aug. 22.---Wm. Jennings
Bryan. accompanied by Martin J.
Wade, NATIONAL committeeman from
iowa: Robert Rose his secretary. Mr..
and Mrs. Chas, W. Bryan and Mayor
F. w. Brown, Of Lincoln, Neb., ar
rived In Chicago over the Rock Island
railroad this morning A large num-
Der OF Democratic state leaders and
enthusiastic Bryanites greeted the Ne
brasksn at the station. Roger c. Sui
iiTaA,s- big touring car was al the sta,
ton and In IL the presidential candI-
date. his brother and sister-in-la w
were driven TO the Auditorium Annex
Before the day is ended. which is TO
be big one for Democracy. Mr.
Bryan will have put his fina. stamp
OF approval upon many OF the details
of the impending campaign a. mapped
out by the national committee under
the direction Of Chairman Norman f.
Mack. Mr. Bryan Will confer with the
leaders now on the ground a. % these
al
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
FIGHTERS i'm Court Auain

Arthur Chambers, who was assault
ed by his brOther-In-laW- TnOnHy
Morehead, in the police court Friday
morning. and who afterwards nested
Morehead in fight back OF Ldcher' 3
saloon, was found not guilty on the
original charge OF disturbing the
peace. which brought the pair into
court in the first place and was dis
charged by .tuStfet-- > ; "a SATURDAY.
Morehead's case was further ADJOURN
ed to Aug. ~ when sentence viii
probably be suspended provided there
are no more outbreaks in the mean.
time. Both men bore evidences Of
Fridays battle when they appeared In
court
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24

DE thin-"born that way" some saw,
but there is q healthy standard by which
person who kHOlos himself eau guGge
his good health or poor health. IL Tor
any reason he or she Is below hi-- her
normal weight, then it is wise 20 look
out for trouble. La case the germs of
grippe, typhoid, or consumption gain an
entrance 10 the body they find u fertile
field and develop Immediately. We can
only compare this sudden taking on of
disease germs by the thin body, TO the
fertile field which LAYS fallow until an
unfortunate wind carries the seeds OF
and tasS ,,d
they quickly root and flourish. Almost
any grave change in health is at once
betrayed by the loss OF flesh, which
shows most often in the face. This con-
tiition almost always co-eNlsts with i'm
poverished blood. A gain OF flesh mp
- ! certain point means i rise IN other
essentials OF health; the red corpuscles
OF the blood are increased, and the color
improved. When persons find them
selves losing weight they should heed
the warning, and use the proper means
III time before disease iastens on them.
A tonic Alternative is needed 10 digest
and assimilate the food
Do not expect too much from the use
OF DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. Ii will not work miracles. 1t
will not cure consumption i'm It's adj
yanced stages. No medicine VIII. Nor
is the " Discovery 40 good for a sudden
attack OF acute cough, but Tor the
lingering, obstinate, hang
accompanying catarrhal throat, laryn-
geai and bronchial affections, il Is
most eficacious remedy. In cases ae-
companied with wasting Of flesh, night
sweats, weak stomach and poor diges-
ton with faulty assimilation, and which,
ifneglected or badly treated are ap, 10
lead 20 consumption, the Discovery
has proven wonderfully successful in
e!tecting cures. 1t corrects and over
comes indigestion, dyspepsia, bilious
ness. -torpid iXer. chrlnl larrhea ana
kindred Heterogeneous OF Ihc stomach
liver and bowels.
Get as near TO Natures way as YOU
eau. There's reason. Vegetable foods
are the best for the body in health.
The human economy digests and assim-
Hates them best. In diseases, remedies
made entirely OF botanical plants and
roots are best and safest for the syst an.
They are assimilated in the stomach and
iakenup by the blood and are, therefore,
TIC mosE potent rr1r,tt1S- t.s!ieh-ean be
employed for the regaining OF lost
health. DR.. r. V. Pierce, consulting
physician IL the Invaiids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute. NJ Buffalo, y. y, in
many years OF extensive practice, found
that ne could pin ms faith 10 tn aftcrr-
tive extract of certain plants and roots
for the cure OF all blood diseases, and
Tor its effectual tonic influence upon the
system. This ne called DR.. Pierce S
Golden Medical Discovery.
rffhe ~ Ioftlea Medical Discovery. not
only builds up the strength OF the feeble,
debiit.ted. languid, nervous and easily
satigued, whether young or aged. bat il
enrches and purifies the blood, thus
making the improvement lasting.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
Warrant for Reinke Improbable.

Application WAS made TO Justice
Stein by Precinct Detective Schlunt,
Friday. for q warrant against John +
Reinl.e. timekecper at the Clark-ave.
plant OF the American Car IL FOUNDRY
Co. in scufi,e with whom, July 30. n
workman named Gewondowsky was
killed II Is nor likely that the
warrant will issue. however nc
the Justice learned, on investi@a
ton. that neither the police &c
7Uarrmrnt TOT ,tt,---.-ttsit
IL disposed 10 push the case. as there
Is no evidence that Reinke INTENDED
10 iniura the man.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
8reitmever is Foxy.

There viii rot be much chance FOR
campaign assistance III the park de-
partment. in case Phi.Ip BTaIHeyer
T. nominated for MAYOR and Mayor
Thompson gets the appointment Of his
successor Breitmeyer has been doing
the work OF the department so rapid
ly this year that there will Dc com
psrativciy little TO ae- fa4l- and the
new commissioner will have no chance
to hire q large number of laborers TO
work for the department around cleo.
ton time
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
Gin Puts Youth ito the Bad. +"

After drinking three glasses ct gia
In as many saloons, Friday night,
Charles Hushner. Is years Old. OF No
liz Sixth-st., fell unconscious 1T
Brush and E!i2a5cth-sts. while walk
Ing with his sweetheart. Miss Bessie
Currie. No. $40 Riopelle-st. Hushner
says he had never drank gin before
and that II seemed 10 go 10 his head.
The last thing he remembers is that
be sat on the steps OF school house
near Riopelle and Maple.sts. to wait
for Miss Currie but does not recall
meeting her. The young man Gays he
had S12 when ne started ont. hut the
money is missing, and II Is thought he
was touched" for il. Eushner came
to" IN ST. Mary's hospital Saturday
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
PLEADS To Be
SENT TO- WORKS"

I'm guilty. judge. Send me up TO
the works. for ] deserve H. Besides,
I'm sick OF the Jail | want TO gel 10
work"
This rare request came from Frank
Burns. alias Tom Farrand. alias Frank
Wilson, IL years old and self-con-
fessed car thief Burns has signed a
paper i'm which he acknowledges
breaking into l3 different cars be-
tween March 81 and July % and
stealing butter, eggs. cheese and can
ned goods.
Assistant Special Agent John Woz.
mack says that as soon as Burns pres
ent term is up he will be complained
against on another charge and that
the performance will continue until
all 10 charges are disposed of.
Burns says his home is in St. Louis.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
Bankers % NE. in Denver.

Detroit bankers viii leave mere Sept.
2E 10 go to the convention ~ the
American Bankers association In Den
yer. They will leave al 9:l5, D. Ii.
over tire Michigan Central. ht.trE toir.-
ed by other Michigan bankers at way
towns and In Chicago From Chicago.
they will proceed by way OF tho Chi
cago a. Northwestern and Union PACT.
INC lines They return by way 81.
Kansas City and 81. Louis ilal H.
Smith. j. II. Johnson and Frank W.
Blair are the transportation commlt-
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24

Seese Sc: ducks 30 roc: turkeys, lac
per 10.
FRO, i.ions-Mess| pork. SIC 90 family
pork. 81 5Vn 1850, light. clear, 81, so;
-AeaNyA $3.50. smoked hams, lSWl3lsC.
dry sailed bTiskets. iOis n lO4c, shoul-
ders. sA c. picnic hams. So, a. 9c, bdcon.
l3nl3iac; lard i'm tierces i0isc, kettle
rendered. IL "a per 10.
, sweet Potatoes-Ntrginias, fls) per
bu; Jerseys. $50 per bu.
tables. $715: cut loaf. 1856; cubes.
ys2O; xxx powdered, 500; granu-
in bulk. s5.s5; granuiated. ia 2C-lb cot
ION bags. $3.50; Michigan granulatsf
1856. CONFECTIONERY A. $50: No /.
ss s5s No. No. E. $685. ssS. No. Nc. g. sssss no
S5i0: No S. S6s5; No. 9. $3.50; No. 10.
1925. No. II. $3.50: No. II. ssl6; Ne
is. s5.ie; No. II. $40: No. 10. SOL
per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
HILL DOESN'T WANT
WARMERS CAST-OFFS

Arthur Hill. OF Saginaw. was in the
city FridHy evening and referring to-
Gov Warmers reply TO ex-State Treas.
urer GlaZier relative 20 loans TO the
governor said / notice the governor
has brought me into the matter and
intend 10 give him TO understand ;hal
he cannot shove his cast-off partners
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
NEW vORR COTTON.

NEW YORK Aug. 24-s'he hears
fnadg, IuOtLsr successful rad on .hc
cotton nariSet II tire outset today. alu
,d - Very weak cables and u oeerish
weStIe- ,n9ep. forcing al. tie active pc
sit!ons down close ~ the iOWs est leNcis
81 last week Wail-st Interests SCENE Il
10 be heavy sellers OF Octobtr and De
Cenber. but spot interests bought
enough October after the call TO make
that position relatively steddier than
the balance az the list. In private
cables Il was intimated that a strike
among operatives In Lancashire seemed
pretty certain and this. with the poor
trade demand caused weakness in the
market al Liverpool Moderate tenn
pc natures prevailed throughout the en-
tire belt
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

BOSTON. Aux 2e-Sales. furnished
BY HAYDEN. stone a Co. ADV, s,i65;
Anal. $50. Az. 100. Anc.. 10. Are.
Biug 50. Bos. Con. 100. ~. X c.. 10.
b c., $50. Z. * A. 21o. Cent. $50. Con.
Mer, 1900. Cop. Ran. 2io: y. w, leo;
Elm 100; FIR. s20: Or. 20. q e.. $3.50.
$50 MGyn. 100. Men. $50. iii, l.42o;
Mica. I2 Aoh.. 2s5. New CON. 100,
Newh.. ll5 y. Z. 2.6sS O. .. J 20.
Csc 30; Par. 76O; Gu. 49, ;. te. 3sA;
470 L. e, 700 do prd, OF, t-uT-- 1'r-r-=7
40. Utah Cons, l76. Utah Cop, co:
Wet. 100. Win. IS. WyAn.. $50
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
DIES FROM rYPAoio.

MANISTIQUE. Mich, Aug. ~.
(Special.) body or Philip j..
Buck, who died at the Manistique hos.
pital from typhoid fever. was taken to-
Inlay City this morning for burial.
lie was 80 years old and spent his boy.
hood days In Inlay City. lie was en-
ployed by a lumber company as fore.
man for I6 years.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
HOSTON WOOL.

5OSTON. Aug. 90 The Commercial
Bulletin. OF Boston basing its report
upon statistics gathered for the SnN-
-rnmen., says ~ the wool market. ION
the whole, fndIcHrfOrTs Trr-t ttttst++-+ -.
trading Intil fall demand sets In. The
market - steady ana for all desire bic
wool n-Ul. The shipments 81 wool frrn
Boston To Aug 20 INCLUSIVE X We're 10
4 Z
hounds for the same time last year
Tho receipts 20 Aug &c. inclusive, Were
l12 2fj. Dos pounds. against 2lQ,9s4,2iJ
pounds the same period last year
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
LENNON GIRL TO TELL
HER STORY IN COURT

SAGINAW. Mich. Aug. 2 Myrtle
4. Lennon. mother of tee baby that
vas drowned In the Saginaw river.
will tell me story OF her downfall. 4,
.s sale. wnen her examination takes
plaza -chnrsdhX.- Sensational dis.
closures arc expected. The girl Is re-
ceiv.ng much encouraging counsel
from relatives and friends.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
ries up Stone Purchase

Fof the purpose or tnrther iuvesti.
eating the shipments Of crushed stone
received by The park and boulevard
department from the Michigan Port.
innd Cement Paving Co, of Clarks-
Ton. Aid Mcclellan has fled notice
OF reconsideration of the vote by
which the stone co.npary's bin was al
lowed. This will tie up the matter a
week.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT, Aug. 2,.-Opening Liv-
erpOol opened with small decline. out
troit opened quiet and unchanged
Opening prices Monday Cash ana
September No. red wheat giAc. De-
cember g6i. &C. May 9ss.c No. : red.
sls.c: No | white, ga &c.
Corn * dull and steady at sc toF
ca sh No. ., and ~ ne FOR No. yellow.
oats are Arm At t9A. G for cash Al
gust and September No. white
Rye is steady and quiet AZ sc for
The bean market is nominal at S2.1j
FOR cush s2.lo for October. and s. Tor
November.
SEQ for prime October. and $3.50 lof
Timothy seed Is quiet at .T.s5 for
prime spot
Wheat. TO- cars: corn. $50 cars. oats,
l6t cars.
Nav wheat in Chicago opened at asa
9S &c, corn at - 64t.c, oats At 500 @
5OhsC and october pork at sl4.25.
Liverpool wheat opened !. a I'D low.
err and was quoted the same In second
ca bles. Corn opened al. and was later
quoted sd lower
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO Aug 24.--Wheat market
opened i.c lower. Trad WAS tight and
offerings not pressing. There was q
little commission house buying. At tie
decline there was a fair demand, sui
fictent to care for the offerings. causing
n slight rally To "A little better than
Saturdays close. The market present
Ell fHirfy- ttrfft- appearance =
n 92ssc. corn-sept, 76Hc- oats
Sept. ssl2is d9I5. Ribs-sept. not
quoted; Oct. se5
Quotations by Hayden. stone & ca.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
Markets and Finance
NEW YORK STOCKS.

NEW YORK Aug. -f-The so,
market az the opening was irits l}ht p
Iower. Northern Pacinc sustained 1n'
largest loss or u Amalsauattu ~
p,r lost 2. Recalling opened ~ loM' 8
%rw YORK Central lost ~. Anaconda
~ Pnul opened lowcr. Union fAc'B'
openod uno hanged Lead opened p,
lower. smelling ana Rennihs "p'h,o
higher. Itock Island preferred was an,
chanxed At the end OF ton minute =
trading. tie market showed Srn'tt'
,ycakncss al around with the 'N''P-
ton of Union Pacific
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK;, Aug. 2I.---Chan-es rs
compared with last week surplus
(old) increase. s5.529.35o, surplus
new increase 1851 900. loans. de-
crease s342e3O0: specie increase s.
ESQ 500 legal tenders. decrease $50.
SEQ. deposits. increased. 81 20G,6)o; cir
culation. decrease 1921 900; total loans.
81 esS59l 900. reserve. 10lsl. 'Nu'
surplus ss3l47.975. surplus. not count
Ing reserve against United states de
posIts ss5 at
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
TWO MEN KILLED
AS TOWER FALLS
KENT COUNTY HOME SCENE OF
TRAeEDY-5oTH CRUSHED
TO DEATH.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Aug. o.
Two men were instantly killed this
afternoon. when l00-foot water tow
er, under construction at the Kent
County home, collapsed The men
were working on top of the tower
when the accident occurred and both
were crushed TO death.
The dead:
A. l.. kits. Cas- South Lafayette
ST.. Grand Rapids.
ROLLh BUCK, Muskegon Mich.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden.
Stone a. Co:
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. Aux. 22.-Time loans.
nrm Nothing said in money Posted
rates Sterling exchange, $50 y q 49, -
with actual business in bankers bills
st s4S6l0GI 4.s6.l5 for demand, and
st-s+s1-for- as--4All+S---RElnle- Incrcan-
tile paDer UNCHANGED
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
Nab Bank Fugitive in Cellar.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 22.-john
Guashghn. who is wanted on the
charge OF cmbezzling between $4,000
and 100000 from the Merchants &
rested here late Idst nIght arrET Il
Gcht with the police in cellar where.
half starved. he had been hiding for
three days.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24

A week or SO ago She government
DFicers aei1ed nln~ bsrreL OF honey
shipped 10 the drug firm on tae
charge. that tho honey was not the
real. unadulterated product OF pee Ia
Dor. They. put ii away and L, con-
nemnation suit was started.
: But Parke Davis & Co came in
with the novel plea that pure food
laws had nothing TO DO with that par
ticular batch OF honey as they intend
10 use ii for rat poison. the honey be-
Ing added merely as sweetener to
appeal 10 the raj palate.
Under the circumstances. the dis
trict attorneys office called all bets
OF and had the honey turned over at
once.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24

To K. V. PIERCE. NJ. ID.
The formula is printed on every
wrapper of Golden Medical Discovery
attested as TO correctness under oath,
and YOU can't afford To accept any
substitute of uHkuoJrn composition for
this GOH-Secret remedy no matter what
selfish interests may prompt the dealer
10 urge such upon you. In fact it is
an insult 10 Voltr Intelligence for him 10
DO 80. You know what you want and
1t is Iris PiHee 10 supply that want.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
o71gindf Little Liver Pills" first put up
by old DR.. Pierce over 40 years ago.
Much initiated hut never equaled.
They cleanse, invigorate and regulate
stomach. liver and bowels, curing biz
iousness and constipation, Little sugar
coated granules-easy TO take as candy.
Or. Pierce may be consulted by letter
free Of charge. Address lnvalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, DIR. K. V.
Pierce. President, Buffalo, y. Y.
DR.. Pierce's Medical Adviser 1000
pages is sent free on receipt OF u one
cent stamps for paper-covered. or 81
stamps for cloth-bound copy. Address .
DR.. Pierce a. above.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
" 8. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations. furnished by HAY
den stone q Co. New IS reg o. = :
lAAIA do coup. 104 Il los. new Sc reg
lOl II iOl ~ DO, coup. IUI n n rrt -
AZ reg. l90a. ai21 - do. coup, l9l l. ~
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
seorcher Fined SOS.

G. II. Paxton was found guilty OF
fast autoing. In police court Saturday
and assessed s25/with the usual alter
natiye--30 days-by Justice Jefries.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished by
Lewis @. Gorton. l4l3 Majestic building
Any lQONt
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
BOSTON COPPER.

POSTON, Aug. 2f.---Opel.ug price,.
Miami III, Greene CanancN lie
W.roua, So, Adventure. lVi. dasa'
Mining. u North Butte. N2s
Reported FOR, 1Vte Times bS Hayden.
stone 4 co. li6-l1> GriswoN<,t. y w
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24

Holidays are more pleasant in cot
than ia fact.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24

Chas. A. Neath. who holds one OF
the American Rhodes scholarships. re-.
Gently returned 90 Philadelphia To- join
the ST. louis baseball team 90 the
American league. IN has put in one
year AT oxford and has two more
ahead of MIN. kcath said the ouly
practice b. could get AZ oxford had
been with other American Rhndcs
men