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The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-04
CAMP DATES UNSETTLED
Seconds Appear Not to Have Been
 Altered

Photographic dispatches from Wash ington yesterday seemed 10 point to the fact that the coming camp of the Second regiment of New Haven at Watertown this summer. is still more mixed up. It now seems that the war department has not really decided to change the dates of the camp from those first announced for June to those later announced for July. The Second will now camp, according to the latest dispatches, at Watertown, with the regulars from June Il to %. This would mean that the agitation which came from certain members of Colonel Geddes' staff toward the se- curing of the July dates for the en- campment was all in vain.
 Adding to this the uncertainty as to the s1 ,OOO,OO0 item for military man oeuvers. which was not included in the army bill when 1t passed the house of representatives last Saturday, as told in this paper yesterday morning, the members of the locaI militia may indeed have reason to believe local militia matters are in auandary 4 revision of the dates heretofore announced for the joint manoeuyers oi
 the regulars with the militia, in order to get these events within the present i fiscal year, was announced at the war l department as follows: Alabama, May
 1 to 10, Georgia, May Il to 20; South l Carolina. June to 20; District of Co., | lumbia, June i to 10; Maryland, June 1 to 10, New York, June il to 20; Con- necticut, June II to %, Rhode Island, June l to 30; Massachusetts, June 1 to | 39.
 Washington, March 3.-Two general i rendezvous of the naval militia with various ships of the navy are now pro posed for the coming summer instead
 of one, as was first intended This
 change is made so as to more readily i accommodate the various sections ol
 the country and not require the mili- I tiamen to make unnecessarily long
 voyages in order that they may par
 ticipate in the movements One of tht
 rendezvous will be at Gardiner's Bay l in which the states north of Pennsyl' vania will participate and the other il ] Chesapeake Bay at which those soutf
 of Pennsylvania will take part, Th' ] Chesapeake Bay manoeuvers will occu probably during the latter part of Jul!
 and the others in August.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-04
ENTIRE CITY SOLD
Austrian Count Buys Russian Town of
 13.0OO People for S2,O0O.OO0.

St. Petersburg March 3.-The news of an interesting transfer of real es- tate is reported here from the govern ment of Volbynia. The entire town of Dubno, which count some l3000 in- habitants, has been sold by the owner, Countess Shuvalove to Count Offen- dorf. an Austrian. for S2,000,OO0. The transfer includes the site of the Rus sian fortress at Dubno. This town is one of several in Russian Poland that has been held under the ownership of a single individual since the old feudal days. It was founded in the tenth cen tury and was once owned by King of Poland. The fortress has been tho field of many engagements and it en- joys the distinction of never having been captured during either the Cos sack of the Tartar invasions.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-04
CAMPBELL'S NEW SECT
To be Based on Denial of Divine
 Origin of Christ.

London, March 3-The Rev. R. l. Campbell. the pastor of City Temple, publishes letter addressed to all free churchmen and other sympathizers proposing to form a new sect and or ganization of active propa ganda in be half of his new theology the cen- tral idea of which is the deniel of the divine origin of Christ. whom he re- gards as a social reformer. Rev. Mir. Campbell's reason for this step, he says, is the hostile attitude of the of ficial element in the churches to the new movement.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-04
pporrssons cU.NGE CHAIRS.

Baltimore, Md, March 5.-Announce- ment is made of the appointment of Dr Edward Franklin Buchner, professor of philosophy and education at the of Alabama to the professor ship of those branches. and Dr. John Broadus Watson of the University of Chicago to the professorship of expert mental and comparative psychology al the Johns Hopkins university, Dr Watson succeeds Professor George Nj Stratton. who goes to the university of California.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-04
MARDI GRAS IS OVER.

New Orleans March 3.--Thousands of children ir fancful costumes, form ing the largest part of the subjects of King Rex, made one of the prettiest sights of this the last day of the Mar al Gras festivities. In addition. several hundred grown-ups ranged the streets in humorous costumes. Two allegori- cal parades. two gorgeous balls, and about midn' ght the union of the King
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-04
Co-opcratlon in Bridgeport.

Bridgeport March S-"l am glad to hear that" said Police Superinten- dent Birmingham, when told tonight that the immigration authorities would ask the police and detective forces in the country to cooperate with them in an effort to rid the coun- try of alien anarchists and criminals falling within the laws relating to de- portation. Tt Is time that drastic measures were taken to suppress the anarchists in this country. They are getting far too numerous"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-04
No Word Here Yet.

Chief Cowles when asked about the Straus order last night stated that he had heard nothing about the matter as yet. He thought, however, that concerted action was just the thing that was needed. He said he could not state that there were any known anarchists Il this city and none that are under Aice surveillance, but we have some fiNeen to twenty thousand foreigners, some of whom arc con sidered of the dangerous class.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-04

Comus' courts in the French opera house, were the closing spectacles of the carnival.
 The parade tonight was that of the Mystic Krewe of Comus.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-04
PRINCE OF WALES COMING
Will Represent the King at Qucbcc's
 Tcrccntenary Celebration.

London. March 3.-It Is understood that the Prince of Wales, probably accompanied by the Princess of Wales, will go to Canada this sum mer in warship escorted by small squadron to represent the king al the celebration of the ter-centenary of Champlain's foundation of Quebec It is expected that the prince after his visit to Quebec will visit other Cana dian cities.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-04
Week of Marc1G Gilespie's Drug Store
 Prices.

Gillespie's Velvet Cream for Chap. . ped Hands .................. .2t Gillespie's Syrup Hypophosphites :. Co, pints ................... .5( Gillespie's Tasteless Cod Liver oil
 Compound or Cordial. .......:. ei Gillespie's Emulsion Cod Liver oil. .ol Gillespie's Bronchial Troches. II Gillespie's Antiseptic Solution, OF. .2' Gillespie's Antiseptic Solution, oz. .S' Gillespie's Antiseptic Solution, Is
 ol. ..... .--..----.. .-.- ,s--' .o' Gillespie's Antiseptic Skin Soap
 Per cake ..-...-....-,....-. II Gillespie's Syrup Honey and Tar
 for Coughs ....... .........:-.:. 2' Gillespie's Cherry Compound, for :,
 Coughs ........... ...+..,.-... F Gillespie's Special Prescription, No.
 B, for coughs ......,,......... ?, Gillespies Pile Ointment ........ .2l Gillespies Witch Hazel ointment. .2' Gillespies Liver Pills in 1O0s.... II Gillespies Lilac Cold Cream. lb.
 tlnS ..... ........-.. .....,.'.,.. .o' Gillespies Lilac Cold Cream, 21-lb.
 tlns ..... .-...... ',,.,'-,': .o' Gillespie's Lilac Cold Cream. trial .
 size jars ..........."..... II Gillespie's Benzoin and Almond Lo-
 ton, for Chapped Hands. .... .2i
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-04

Ottawa. Ont March 3.-Slr Will frid Laurier read letter in the house of commons tonight from Lord Grey saying that the Prince of Wales would attend the ter-centenary in connection with the founding of Quebec during the coming summer provided it could be held between July % and 29.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-04
WHAT CAUSES UEApaCur

From October to May, Colds are the most frequent cause of Headache LAXATIVE BROMO QJ1ININE removes cause. F. W. Grove on box 25c.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-26
HEADQUARTERS "==
THE OLDEST EXCLUSIVE FARM EXCHANGE IN THE STATE
The Farmers Life the Only Independent Life Of Today

40 ACRES-Huron township; gravel
loan. all cultivated. wire fences
around farm; no buildings. 81 500
40 ACRES--Black loan and gravel: 3
room honse with basement, horse
seop acre.. second ns@ sF srow,b tlmssr
fair fences. miles from New Bos-
TON s-.s.......s.. ........ sSe,<VV
40 ACRES--clay and sand loan; orch
ard fair. Groom house, barn SOAaO,
other outbuildings This tarm Is .
miles from Detroit ......,... $4,000
40 ACRES miia from Grand River
ave. car line: finest kind OF soil;
house has seven large rooms; all
necessary outbuildings ....., $4,000
40 ACRES miles from Utica; all i'm
proved. tiled drained: clay and sand
ioam some fruit: Ia STORY house
crib, ice house, hen house. wells,
pump; good wire fences; some per-
sonal ..,........N...... ....... S4,oO"
IS ACRES-very productive farm:
black loan, except 10 acres OF gravel
ridge. where the buildings and fruit
are located: all improved but acres
OF woods; l0-room house. good out
buildings. good fences. This farm Is
miles from Armada. ..,-..-. &6,I0
$40 ACRES--Oakland county: graveiiy
loan: flowing well of water; COM
Portable house with furnace heat:
barns i1ox96. 36xs6. 60x60. on stone
foundations; horse barn 47x56. roll
ing enough to AFFORD natural drain
age. Price. Der acre. ....,.....,.. $25
IS ACRES--Just outside city limits OF
Ypsiianti. on electric line, within one
mile OF business center. and also OF
Michigan state Normal. soil is a san
dy loan with clay subsoil. 9-room
house. newly painted. barn 26xS0.
horse stalls. hay loft for 81 tons OF
hay. chicken coop. corn crib. and pig
house; good well and cistern. 81, 100
The Detroit times., 1908-02-26

chicken house and hog pen 1880.
buggy shed 25xl4; soil ~ clay loan:
so apple and peach trees; wire and
stone FENCES. -............. *S,V0v
40 ACRES-wayne county: good build
ings. consisting OF barn 32x42. new
houses, large poultry house. wood
shed, T-room house with cellar. 2
good wells Of water. good orchard.
some small fruit .............s: ,.VV
40 AcRES--Black loan: 5-room house.
barn tVxso. cow barn lAx2o. sood
well. good fences. orchard OF appies.
cherries. plums and pears. small
fruit: IA miles from electric line.
miles from Mt. Clemens. 500
40 ACRES-Out Grand River-ave.. on
barn.( granary: finest kind of soil;
VIII raise anything -$S6DV
40 -AcEES-AaeetHb- count y.rBe- build
ings. fences god; never-faiiing well
OIL water s.....'..... s-'oVV
40 ACRES-s miles from Utica: so
acres improved. 10 acres pasture:
black sandy loan: fences fair: 40
rods OF wire fence: Groom house IN
good condition; barns soxa0. 20x30
-......... ....,..........-'.- .$.,ooV
40 ACRES mile from Wayne, ON
electric line; sandy loan: acres
orchard, ) acres wood lot. number OF
chestnut trees. some grapes. s-room
house with cellar, granary, hen
house. corn crib. pig pen. barn 3ox4O.
2 good wells. ..-......-.,... $4,000
40 ACRES-Out Grand River-ave.: all
improved; sand loan and clay. young
orchard: 6-room house. barn 2Sx52.
hen house brick milk house. $500
40 ACRES--Isabella county: all under
CIVILIZATIONS; house upright and wing.
shed. other outbuiidings: soil sandy
and gravel loan: small orchard. good
FENCES s........,'..' $i,3oO
The Detroit times., 1908-02-26

so ACR ES--3 miles from NorthNlile
soil is grsvelly loan. somewhat ron
ing. SIS syres OF plowland. 20 acres OF
pasture. 3 acres OF me orenssSo 40
and 25X3O. corn crib. hog pen, Ahu
other outbuildings; good well "a,
house .--.--...-- ..........' s0'"'V
II ACRES-is miles from Detroit; 1
mile from school. clay loan with clay
subsoii all improved. new mouse.
good basement barn S2x75. and other
outbuildings, flowing wells or wa
ter. good orchard. .......,....s "VVo
so ACRES-l mile from Armada on one
OF the best roads in this section OF
the state; soil Is gravelly loan sood
house l6X24, horse barn 2SxSb. cement
cellar wood shed 16xl6, granary SIX
~: 2-B sctsF orchard. ? never tailins
wells of water. 20 acres under cult :
vatfon s'.'''F 'fos7s'
50 ACREs-.n mile from railroad. /
mile from electric line. school house
across the road. convenient TO
churches. miles from Mt. Clemens.
barn 3Oxf0, shed 16x30; fences good,
mostly wire. all cultivated but s
acres OF timber. $3.50, ........ $4,000
SO ACEES-=1 mite north CT ithaca. I
mile from high school; good clay
loan in high state or cultivation. $40
rods OF wire fences; s-room house;
barn 3sx5o. on good stone wall base
inent stable under entire barn. hog
pen 2Ox2S frost proof hen house lax
2S. granary 24x36. neyer-failing
wells OF water. new windmill DO
pear trees: an abundance OF all kinds
OF small fruit. acres timber. 900
sugar maple trees. $4,000
so AcRES-6o miles from Kalamazoo.
mile from Lawton. soil is gravel
Iy loan: all improved. orchard con-
tanning so trees. 40 acres finest
grapes in the country. acres timber
The Detroit times., 1908-02-26

acres peppermint fine 7-room house
on stone foundation. barn S0x+0 on
cement foundation. double moor, sooo
hog house. me wind-mill. g0d
stream flowing through one corner.
good fences ...--.......... .tdooV
$40 ACRES miles from Saline, hand
Is slightly rolling. 100 rods OF wire
fences soil 10 gravelly loan. rs acres
timber, good frame house with run
mace heat good tenement house;
horse barn. large grain barn, COW
shed for 40 head. barn soxl0o. Win
basement '...'..-...-..'' 'fAo's""
I40 ACRES miles from Crosweli, 100
acres plow land. 20 acres timber
(have been offertn sl,5o0 for timber ,,
soil Is clay and sandy loan, wind
nill, good house OF eight rooms, barn
I0Ox36. good shop 2Sx6o, horse shed
2Sx60. drive well. good hog pen lax
20, hen house l2si4. fences good Will
sell personal property with this farm
II cattle. 40 poultry, Z turkeys. pea
cocks, grain. etc .--.---.....- Low
40 ACRES-AIonroe county. miles
from Milan. sandy loan: S-room
house with cellar. gambrel roof, barn
30x140. cow barn 15x2S. granary iSx
81 corn crib, two wells OF wafer,
some small fruit: Is acres ME
drained: fair fences N,so0
40 ACREs-l mile from Orion. sandy
loan. 10 acres wood lot. orchard,
good buildings. stream OF living wa
ter .....-............. .Sz,Vov
40 ACRES mile from car line: gravel
loam and muck; good orchard: g.
room house. good barn. chicken
nne stream OF wafer through tfs
farm .....-...:.....-. '..-.... .Sz,eoo
40 ACREs--i mile from Milford Ic-
room house In good condition. base
ment barn 3oxso. horse barn l$x2o.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-26

sss AcRES-Black loan. 30 acresrtim--
per ,have been offered $500 for tim.l
oerl' Two houses In good condition. 4
uairy Darn s6x72. barn S6x54. sheepf
o onrh. morse barn 36x4s, tool shed 34xI
80, Windmill. water In all barns, hogy
pen, Ice house, corn crib. good wire,
fences dividing farm In 20-acre fields:
loo loo s scrss nun running through psstnre
TWO miles from Saline; would conf
slider a smaller farm in exchange.
4 AcRES--24 miles from Detroit. ~
mile from depot: soil is graveiIN
loan, 40 grape vines. 10 pear trees. 81
cherry , trees, 10 piu mtrees. 2 auincs3
trees 900 currant gooseberry. raspH
berry, blackberry bushes, 2,9OW
strawberry plants. 20 peach trees. "a
story house OF rooms. brick heu
f h1Sse: he pr,l park With ona. Page wire
change for cottage in Detroit.
40 ACRES-s miles from Milford, land
~ rolling. good well of water: abouti
acre or grapes, 200 good apple Trees
small house and barn; would ex-,
change Tor cottage. ...,....... 600
100 AcRES--2 miles from Armada. soiH
is black loan. so acres under cuiti-l
walton. 10 acres timber: I2-room'
house. barn 36xl15. carriage house.
windmill. and living creek goes
through farm, 100 sugar naples. 40
shade trees in front OF house. 500
Ito ACRES--7 miles vrom Ypsilanti.
good farm land. well watered. 200
rods wire fences: good house, wood
mouse. and granary, cattle barn.
horse barn and shed. 500
$50 ACRES-24 miles from Detroit on,
good road. farm Is mostly all seeded,
acres hardwood timber. soil IL clay
loan, no waste land. 10 acres good
pasture; good houses, and good out~
buildings: 600 rods OF wire fences. I
rive '''''.-.'... ..-.'.......,s nSvu
The Detroit times., 1908-02-26

n ACTRESS miles from New Hudson.
miles nom Milford, 41b miles IRON
Houth Lyons soil ID clay ioams
acres woods. acres OF orchard. ~
room house. painted. hip roof, cupoia
harm. jn best condition S2xbo. vino ;
Mill. Price .-..-...,s..... .se'ovV
s AcRES--s miles from New Hudson,
mnen from Milford. 9 miles from
milford. I mile from schools soil -
frevel loam ~ acres ,sa VEL
painted. barn 3oxto. wood house,
4 Wind mill. 80 good apple trees, seN :
oraI good pear trees. r6o roas OF
wire fences... -..-' ~e'"'.
h ACRES miles from Pontiac. sou
Is Hravelly loan. 10 acres OF timber
Io~room house with cellar, fine barn.
Hood wind-miii- $500. ..... so.oVv
b AcREs--2 miles from Milford. j!
<441Ax fFoxa- WHOM clay SOIL,
acres improved, 6 acres timber. 70
+ <ood appIs trees. 100 peach trees. 8
mum trees, 3 pear trees. small rruit'
log house. good barn and stable,
Price .................. .So,zvV
81 ACRES--Oakland county. -miie
from electric line. soil gravel anc
clay loan: good orchard, plenty OF
grapes, house OF six eooms and cell
lar. water in the house; good barn.
xranary. tool house, hog pen, chicken
House. brick smoke house. farm ~
we'll drained; Windmill. .$Ts5o0
D AQREs--23 miles from Detroit.
mile from Pine Lake. miles from
electric lire. heavy clay loan. acres
orchard. 1900 peach trees. good
fences: house of nine rooms In good
oonditfon, outbuildings. -.-.-. rs, 600
n .ACRES--~3 miles from Romeo on the
Ioiectric line 20 acres under cultiva-
& lion. balance wood lot and pasture,
apple orchard. about zoo peach trees;
room house, gable roof barn 32x42
with shed and constable attached 20
xlt: good well at house and barn
The Detroit times., 1908-02-26
DIED

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nIruAnnt. n,ck nee pin sch 4,
h.Iovad VIE nf V,lJtan, pIck anr
1880, 1880 NJ. phT, rhris,. a. viii.
,aos me- ~, c,f,ti I1ics slater .,t
Mrs. j. a. Gebhard. Casper Pip and
u Alfred Pip, at residence 273 Fous
teenth-ave Funeral Thursday \
o'clock. from residence, and $50 81
Bonfface church.
Fr-II.ER-Mrs. Minnie Fuller. beloved
wife OF ~ M Fuller. AZ her resi-.
dence 41g Anthon-st
ro<,r,rv - az ,aas ~.
rOoEhI 20. Asve, a. ms -,
snts ,esluenve, of s,,ts.,, WI
.hn' psiorsu ~. vs.n an,
Sai,s
o.
HUTH-Minnie, Feb. "a. age 80 years
beloved wife OF Mr.. Nickel Huth
Funeral Thursday, Feb. "a: frwn
residence. Van Dyke-Rve and Eight
mile road AT 1850 a. m; ana FIfs,
Engnsn Lutnerah churcn. ruiIoru
ana MT. rillott-ase., AT i-sav ~ ia
stanuaro'
HUBBARD--M aude Inez, beloved wife
OF Fred A. Hubbard. departed from
this LIE at slS o. m. Feb. -; Fu-
neral from LII Mlssonri-aNe-4- InuIs.
DAY al y. IN.
HASTiNGS-Feb. "a. Michael, age "a
years, at the residence OF mis- niece
Mrs. j. j. McGlone, 400 East Con
gress-st, beioved unc9 OF Henry j,
The Detroit times., 1908-02-26
DETROIT TIMES
LINER AID"
AGENCIES.
Marriage Licenses

Julius Rotschild- rs; Maud Barlow
Ira w. Curtis. 80. Wayne; Sadie Reid
~. same.
oliver c. a. Lutz. 20. River Rouge;
Kate w. Brown, 81. Detroit
Gustav Schaefer. 81. Annie Schiveins-
Henry w. Rosenau, II: Agnes Bouch-
Hans Moertxseh, 1e. Dorce Klee,. 20.
William r.. Rosengarten. %. Toledo;
Marion Edlofr. 81. Detroit
Arthur O. RoedeL I'll Meta I. knop'
Joseph w. oardham. ss: Mabel X.
Y Georxs A. Rousseau. %; BetrIce NJ.
(1rumInond. %.
4 Payne. 80. Ecorse.
Charles B. Hodge, %, Detroit; Eliza
bekh III. Burgesn, %. Ford City.
GeorRe w Denne. %; Carrie Voter
Henry r.. osoxe. 2s; winifred Green
3 FRANK Kosecki. Il: Mary Tosch: rs.
Ernst A. A. Christopher. %. River
{. Honxe; Flora r. jackson, Is. Saginaw
y Alice Wagner. "a: Mae King. 81
The Detroit times., 1908-02-26

so ACRES--s miles from Washington.
all improved, no waste land. nice
peach and apple orchard. all In bear
ing. house in good condition. barn.
hog house, corn crib, tool house.
etc. ..--..sss.s 1890 sf'VV"
SO ACRES mile from New Hudson. 2
miles from Milford. j mile from hish
school, 20 acres workland. s-room
house. in good condition. barn SOxfo,
hog pen, tool house. hen house. Two
wells OF water, well fenced. some
small fruit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS z'svV
SO AGREES miles from Milford. 5
miles from Highland soil is clay
hardwood: 5-room house. good cellar,
barn 3zX6O, cement wall aud base
ment under all. corn house. Work
SHOP. hog pen. hen house and tool
shed: mostly wire fences, well ana
cistern, also windmill water TO barn
yard ...-..'. $1,000 's''ivV
so ACREs-Out MIchigan-ave.. ia
miles from electric line. acres orch
ard. As acres timber, 1o-room house,
good barn on stone foundation. bug
KY barn. corn crib. Ice house, gran
AIRY. buildings could not be replaced
for $1,000. THIS farm IL one that
VIII bear closest inspection Wit
take $1,000 down. Price sI.uoo
so ACRES-wAYNE COUNTY. miles
from Michigan-aye, 2-story house or
seven rooms; barn 3ox4v. and all
necessary outbuildings. 81 acres OF
orchard, acres OF woods, balance
under cultivati ton. Price .$3.010
so ACRES-2n miles from Michigan
ave; soil is clay loan, good orch
ards. lots OF grapes. acres or woods.
fences In good condition.; ll-room
house with two cellars, large barns.
cattle barn. with cement floor. corn
crib. pig pen. hen house and tool
mousse ..----s.-..S--- so'o"V
The Detroit times., 1908-02-26
BIRTHS

BOYS.
Charles Lindow. 2 Kerchcval.
Alex McDouKal, AIS Fischer.
John Wat1ing. 81 Alexandrine-
carl Schwarx. b02 McGraw.
Ionn Riches. 1876 Fischer.
y Morley Loveiace. 1850 Antoine.
Isaac Stoilker. la Sixth.
Charles Dawson. 109 st. Aubin.
Alex. Brown, $50 Adams.
Joseph Calm. z37O ~ Boulevard.
1'hos Fahey. 344 Division.
Edward Chapman. 730 Fort.
John Sweeney. rs Ash.
xpolonia WalRoi, 29t wilkins
GIRLS.
kenny Lenhardt. $50 Kercheval
Felix Weiser. l2z Macomb.
{ooeph Weber. 81 Russell.
8omuel Cullum, 633 Muliett
Nathan Harris. 3o8 Winder.
John Nolan. z68 milwaukee,.
Roy Mattenson. % Cameron.
(hnrle Collins. xg8 Junction.
William Harris. ga woodward.
Andrew Kremheimer. 322 Mt Elliott
Walter Gorny, 9I7 81. Aubin-
Peter Martek. 87i Warren.
Matthias Schusxter. 16s Champlain-
Salvatore Petriiie. ss7 Hastings.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-26

Daniel Parker. So years. Eloise.
Mtch@f dementia-
Mary MarkhoH. 35 years. Hl Town
send tuberculosis.
Nettie v. Stilson- IL years, ts3 Twen-
tieth. tuberculosis.
EIectia Rowe. rs years, 2s4 Ran
dolph: peritonitis.
Amy M Smith. 81 years. 14f Aiexan-
drine west: pneumonia.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-26
FAR NJ G
40 ACRES

40 ACRES
In Bloomfield, Oakland county: good
soil; beautiful lake frontage: some
timber; good fences: splendid orch
ard. other fruit; beautiful shade:
modern 10-room house; also tenant
house: three large barns other
buildings. This is the prettiest place
IN Oakland county; $4,000.
no ACRES
at Pontiac. good land: splendid new
house. good barns, good fences. pien-
ty OF fruit. This farm Will soon be
needed and plated for city lots:
owner will take Detroit property I'M
exchange up to $4,000. Price, Sl5.-
600.
o5 ACRES
good land In Troy township. is miles
from Detroit; flowing well; good
buildings and fences: will trade for
Detroit city lots I'm good locality.
Price $4,000.
We are headquarters for Oakland
county farms. and can ofrer you
farms In any part of Michigan: also
lands I'm the south and southwest az
right prices. We also have good city
property to offer I'm exchange for
farms. Come and see us first
HANNAH REAL ESTATE FX.
y J. b. Whitfield. Mgr; Farm Dept. y
lbS Griswoid-st. Detroit Mich.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-26
TEXAS.
The Land OF Opportunity.

he Land OF Opportunity.
A Texas farm for $40 down. Move
right ON farm and commence being
independent While paying for the
land, ~ can earn you many times its
nrst cost Let me tell you how. .
have no time or money TO furnish
Information to curiosity seekers. hut
" you, are interested In securing
profitable land and home. / am al
your service and have the proof that
with earnest labor you can make 81 -
600 70 $4,000 yearly. Join party
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