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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-03

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CHOICE INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
valuable business property, one block from
eue centre OF lrvfngton. 1A5 feet frontage on
Springfield av.; house ii rooms. ali irnproye.
ments. and barn on the premises. price IS. 500;
oniy Sl;sVo cash required: an exceptional bar
KAN; eltner as an investment or speculation
rhiLiP ~ BOWER & co, $50 Market st.
TWo-FAMELY FRAME-Five rooms ana NAH
ofrooms and hath; all improvements exccpt
neat; lot 25x100; pear trolley and Newark citv
me VIII exchange FOR good corner lot and
some cash. WILLIAMS. room ST.. SEQ Broad.
SfuYVESAET AV.-New frame 7-room dwell
ing, with lot 50x230: small amount OF cash
Broad st. W
lRVINGToN-Housc. seven rooms, Myrtle
ave, near Clinton or Springfield ave. cars;
only $500 cash, balance SIC monthly. owner
1175 Broad st.
EIGHT-ROOM houses: steam hea, and r..s
on Clinton ave. only 81, 800: easy terms
desired. Owner. 1155 Broad st. open evenings.
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rooms; near Clinton av.... .....'.. So 900
BRICK 9WELLIMG.Restrtlc c,m,a,t street
rooms; price. ~. $500
sonabie I Tss.. ''a".,.. '.@-....s.. 10, 500
! rooms and bath; hot water heat....... II. OOo
FOREST HiLL-High-class residential
property. situated on one OF the most
R RsIGNgnG s9T9eF;' Av.-Frame resi-
dence; S rooms and bath: plot 9ox1oO;
must be sold to close an estSt IT. .,+as
brick residences, showing over 10 per
cent; on Investment; worth Investigating
MT. PROSPECT AVA number Of high
class residences at reasonable prices
and apon favorable terms
family residence: II rooms; all inpts:
gas and electric lights; lot soxioo; ooo
N fn : PL.. near High st.--one Of the ''SV'
e cost o oSe. SIS asa ooo 0es viii ff' ssii Tor. .'re.... il. 900
somely decorated; II rooms and tile
bath; separate toilet; lsvatories; COM
b oIotd on h Sd,.I s:t parqn neios n9 2sg1c. epn to ~. 800
Pennsylvania Av.-Corner residence,
rooms and bath: heater 5000
lily house all impts, but heat; well ooo
rooms sam all ninnpts. but heat 80. $500
SIx-FAM1LY HoUsE-Finest in Clinton
Hill section, few doors from CLINTON
slt.4OO; viii sell on easy terms.~......... 1900
SOUTH FouRTEENTH sT-cozy room no
house: all impts. large lot. with stable. b''0O
SOUTH SIXTEENTH ST near Clinton
possession reasonable notice -. $500
SUMMER Az. best part~Plot SOxlS5 to
alley; handsome, modern residence; y
rooms; hardwood floors: stable, with
living rooms: will exchange. -
TREACY Ay.-One-family house;
rEfaR21A'c5iY 'tNSSV,a. between Madison and
Avon avs.--Recently completed e-fan1ly
residence: 5 rooms and bath oil first
floor: G rooms aud bath on second floor;
4 finished rooms in upper part, with
lsvatory: ell large. light and pleasant
sF1 Sf,i On ssAsfRSctNeTG%Ssss IS rwo.TAMILY
HOUSES DESIRABLE BUILD
HOUSES \ hiPARsTTMENrs TO RENT.
LOUIS SCHTESINGER, UNION BUILDING.
BRANCU nTFTCE CLINTON \
FARLEY AVS.
| NINE-RooM house; choice location: large
lot on terrace; avery Improvement; price
~ suffer CO. ass' clinton ave.
H~oUsE-Eaght rooms and beth: location good
for store: price $500; $500 cash. BUTLER
CO. Clinton av. and Bergen st.
FOR sALEAsix-room house. bath. steam heat.
gas. electric lights: terms. like rent. ADDRESS
ADDISON ELY. Rutherford. N. J,
HAVE you a lotf VIII build a houee on it
for you. easy terms. Address CHAs. ,.
RBE iS4 Broad st.
S4ao CASH buvs two houses, 6 rooms each
house rent $40: viii sacrifice: easy terms,
Address cHAs, S, oRBEN. it Rroad St
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$1,000 BUYS Groom house and bath: with small
barn
NORTH 6TH sr.-seven rooms; bath; Steam
heat only $500. M
$500 BUYS 6 rooms and bath; barn. wagon
shed; fronting ON two streets: lot 5cxss.
For bargains call on us.
Fl RYDER-BLANCHARD REALTY co.
sr-N LEHr r F- u Aca1a,.S - L
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY.

For bargains in the real estate line,
whether In the city or out in the conn-
try, look over these columns In BOTH
the MORNING and EVENING STARS.
The reliable real estate brokers advet-
Using in these columns have many
offerings daily.
WATCH THE STARS FOR THEM
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HCTEL or boarding house, with real estate;
lot l5x1s5. house contains % rooms. all mod
ern improvements; all bedrooms furnished: 1s
regular boarders; number OF table boarders;
splendid business: license can be had: owner
retirinr:. property now free and clear: viii
take 5000 cash, balance mortgage at : per
cent price for all, SIS, 900. sCHWARz, ,5
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
U OF TOWN.
Irvington,

T~rvingtOn.
oNE-FAMILY HOUSE, rooms: hath .,s.r,
heat; only IS, 500; easy terlns. ~
SO. 700 BUYS. l-family house; 6 rooms batb.
steam heat; large lot, 5Ox12O. 49,
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RosEvILLE-rWo.FAMII.

HANDSOME residence; well located on vide
avenue; convenient to trolley and RAILROAD,
containing ten rooms, reception hall and bath.
modern plumbing; first floor contains forr
rooms and reception hall: could not be dupp-
Gated for Sill, 900; can be bought for $l.00I.
on satisfactory terms. DEAN & LINNETT,
PIG Clinton ave.
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a GRAND OPPORTUNITY
to invest a small amount OF cash In a choice
six-fanlily house; 80 rooms. all decorated. Ax
baths. all improvements; situated in good loca-
ton; one minute from trolley, five minutes
from railroad station: annual rental over 81, 100;
don't miss this opportunity il you are in the
nIarket Tor income property. PHILIP J.
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ARE YOU interested in securing a home? Let
us show, you the ~prettiest group OF one-fan1-
lily residences in Newark, on West End az;
near South Orange av.: terms as low as 500
cash: SIS per month and interest; Keys at 66
West End av. BLOEMECKE. is5 Market ST.,
second floor,
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81. 2oo-MoDERN three-family; IS rooms and 3
baths: wide lot: large. light rooms; yearly
rental s756; construction will stand closest in
vestieation. This proposition will show ten
per cent. on actual cash investment. after al
lowing $50 yearly for repairs. DEAN & LIN
NETT, 216 Clinton ave.
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o SALE. TEL 10.
Broad ST.. 9s-ts; sooxaoo; two street fronts.
Broad ST.. s01-So5; lot 5ox11s.
broad ST.. 37s-ssi: g. W. cor. sth av.; Ssx10c.
Broad St, Ss6-3s0: 64xi00.
Broad st.. $40: 28x12o: brick building.
Brad St. 1912: lot 30x1s0: two frontages.
Beileville av.. s5-37: 4sxi0s: twelve stores.
Bellevilie sv., 1880; 125x10s: four stores:
Central av., 10: $780,, ,four-story building.
Halsey St. 26-ss: lot s3x113.
High ST.. 7A-74s; brick residence, 10ox2o0.
High st.. 76l-T6s; brick residences: 5ox3oo.
Market st, 2s2' brick building; 21x1oo.
Market ST., 3le-321; brick building; 53xi20.
Mulberry ST.. f02-f04: 40x105.
Mt. Pleasant av.; 300xi0o.
Spring St. rs, corner 9Th av.: 25x100.
OLIVER w JACKSON, 200 Market st.
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RIDGE ST.-One-family frame. az stories; 10
rooms; steam heat; all impirovements; gem
tleman's home; $40, 500. SETH ROGERS
ABRAMS. 75S Broad.
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CoRNER hOuse; n rooms: 0nIy. s2.s0o.
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NORTH END
Two-family house, IL rooms and bath; all i'm
provements; in fine condition.: Garside St, near
Third av.; only $500 cash required to buy this
at an exceptionally low price. balance on easy
terms. PHILIP J.. BOWERS e. Co, 1879 Mar
ket st. -fr.st sli- -f
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WALNUT T.-Three-fanlily brick house; 10
rooms: gas and water; good condition.; to
close, cheap. SETH ROGERS ABRAMS. 75S
BROAD
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MT. PLEASANT Az, near Clark st.-Eleven
rooms; back stairs; .dnnpts.; lot 25x1o0; to
close, cheap. SErH ROGERS ABRAMS, 7S
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PARKER ST, near Montclair av.--Two-fan
lily house; II rooms, . baths; gas and water;
in excellent order; So. 200. SETH ROGERS
ABRAMS, 753 Broad.
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/ WILL build you a one-family house. hand
some exterior, large veranda, rear porch.
three bay windows. parlor. dfning-room,
three closets. bathroom. large open attic. cellar
oennented. steam heat, complete open plumbing.
including range and gas. cypress trim. .birc-
doors: complete ready 10 occupy for s2.5@
Call and see my plans. L. HAYNE. builder
500 Broad ST.
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small barn; lot Tx203.........,........s
l5o1well ave.; 2-family house and store.
New ST.. 1-famiIy house. stable and barn.
Prince St., 2-family house and store;
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WITH an income Of 81, $50 annually we can
sell you an apartment house for SIS. 900 To-
Gated in the best. part of Littleton av. This
is z. fine opportunity. for anyone seeking a
profitable and conservative Investment prop
erty. FIEDLER's, 142 Market ST.. opp. Bam-
berzer's;
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
KING OF PORTUGAL
ILLUSTRATES PLOT
KEENaESE OF YOUNG RULER DIS
COVERS SENTINEL WHO WAS
s coNsPiRAToR,

L i.af d 4r.. Il Ill -.
LISBON. May s.--King Manuers
knowledge Of INTERPRETATION has
led to the discovery OF a. dangerous
fellow in the ranks OF his. own palace
guards and may have frustrated an.
other plot against the lives of the
royal family.
AS the young king was taking his
usual stroll through the big corridors
of the royal residence which, since
the recent demonstrations, Is guarded
by a hundred picked men patrolling
the staircases and halls, he noticed
that one OF the military sentinels went
through the routine Of the military sa-
lutte in rather awkward manner.
When Manuel gave him second look,
the fellow seemed TO get embarrassed
The king had enough presence OF
mind not to betray his suspicious. but
repaired at once TO the. chief or his
household staff. Gen. Lopez. Lopez
was ordered TO place the man under
surveillance until relieved and then
make thorough investigation.
Investigation showed that the sen
tinel Is a member of the Society OF
the Black Cross, to which belonged
Daposta and Buica, the men who par
ticipated in the murder of King Carlos
and his eldest son.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
CAST q H z A..
80. ,Ihs knd you Haze NsaLs 6csgh
ais,;,s" IHAzzsM
Office Of The Board Of Water Com.
mlsslonsrs Of the City Of Detroit.
Detroit. Mich. May T. 1905.
Proposals for Cast
Iron Pipe.

sealed proposals will be received up
TO IL O'clock noon OF Tuesday, May ~.
eos, for furnishing the Board OF Wa
ter Commissioners OF the city OF De.
troit thirteen hundred and twenty
u 800 lengths OF foTty-eight (4s) Inch
cnst iron water pipe I'm accordance wien
the requirements OF the spocincAtiors
on Ale IN the ofnoe OF said Board
copies OF which can be had upon appii-
cation.
Each bid must DO accompanied by q
cert med chock for tho sum OF I'VE nun.
dred dollars payable 20 tho Board oi
Water issioners OF tho CITY vi
Detroit such check TO be returned "a
the bidder unless forfeited under tho
conditions herein stipulated.
The party 10 whom the contract q
awarded Will be required TO execute
the contract and furnish such bond and
surety as the Board may require, with.
vi ten days OF date OF notification Of
the Board, and I'm case OF neglect OF
failure so TO do the contract will bs
considered abandoned and the check
accompanying proposal shall be for
fetted to the Board.
The right Il reserved TO reject any
or all bids.
Envelope must be endorsed Pro
posal for Furnishing Cast Iron Pibe,'
80 BENJAMIN r Quincy.
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
WHIRLED THROUGH THE
DAM IN HER BOAT

SELINSGROVE, Pa. May S.-Whiie
William Duncan and his wife were
fishing from a boat In the Susquenan
ma river above the Shamokin dam the
skiff drifted into a swift current, lead
ing through d, large break In the breast
OF the dam in the middle OF the river
The boat. containing Mrs. Duncan
was suddenly turned around by the
current, dragging Mr.. Duncan along
and at intervals totally submergine
him as the craft shot through the aper
ture in the dam In the surging water
Several hundred yards below the
dam tho boat struck rock In shallow
water. when Mr.. Duncan. still ciinging
to the chain, helped his wife into the
water and both waded to the Snyder
county shore not much the worse for
their thrilling experience.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

Deep needle pricks produce not tbs
slightest effect upon him; deafenings
noises made close 10 his ears fail to
arouse him, and da7 light turns
ed on his eyes Is ~ se ineffectuai-
He Is fed regularly and food placed
In his mouth he chsws slowly and
swallows instinctiyely.
During the whole &C months Arm
helm has never once opened his eyes.
has never spoken a syllable. and new
or betrayed the least sign OF conscious
ness Sometimes Arnheim's wife, who
tends him necessarily with patient
care. removes him from the bed.
clothes him. and places him In an arm
chair this position he presents a
surprising appearance. This ghastly
pale man. sitting with closed eyes.
has something uncanny about him.
The sleeper then recalls irresisubly
those wax figures placed In natural
positions In waxwork SHOWS to de-
ceive native visitors into the BELIEF
that they are real human beings
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
DIED

wabash ave. Frank w. aged So
years, beloved husband of Elizabeth
Burnett. Funeral Friday at p. m.
from house.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e, dearly be-
loved son OF Mr.. A. Benjamin: SUD
denly. at Fort Wayne, Ind. May q,
1905. aged % years and months.
Funeral Thursday at 1880 y. IN. from
residence. 5e6 Brush-st
BYRNE--At Great Falls. Mont. Marie
\ daughter OF Mrs. NJ a. selieck, and
sister OF Eugene v. Selleck. Notice
OF funeral hereafter.
CROSS-Suddenly May 8, 1908. James.
brother of william. John, Robert and
Alexander Cross, aged 81 years. Flu
neral from residence or his brother.
800 Twelfth-st.. Friday at 1880 p. m.
KERRE-Catherine widow OF the late
daughter, Mrs. william Kraus. 100
Moran-st. Funeral Friday. 1880 y. m.
from residence. and o'clock at Sa-
lem church, cor. Chene and Mack
MURPHY Judge Francis. aged 20.
at his home IN Wyandotte. May Q.
= church Wyandotte. at $50 o'clock
Friday morning
MILLER--May S. Anna, aged % years,
beloved wife OF Joseph D.. and moth
daughter of Adam Bleimueller. and
sister OF Joseph Koerber and Mar
guerite Bieimueller. Funeral from
residence. s7s McDougall- FRI
day ut 715 q. M. to ST. Elizabeth
church at 1890.
PERLIN-Bertha. May 6. age 81 years.
beloved wife Of Mr.. Charles Perrin.
p and mother OF Otto, Emma and Her
man Perrin. and Mrs Edward Lob
stein, and sister OF Mrs. Sigler, Mrs.
Iafeder. Theodore and John War
gowsky. Funeral Saturday from resi-
dence. 26I st. Joseph-st., at 80. and
at Salem church at p. m, standard
aPHlLIPS-May 9. at 5:45 a. m. Lieut.
George w. Philips. beloved husband
Of Mary Philips. apd father OF q; F.
Philips. aged IS years. Funeral Fri.
day at .. IN. from residence, 1913
y Rosedafe-ct. Ionia and Battle Creek
papers. please copy.
SHEEHAN---May 6. 1905. at his resi-
dence I'm Greenfield. Mich, James. be-
loved husband OF Emma Sheehan. Fu-
neral Friday from residence at s.45.
and ST. Mary's church. BEDFORD, Mich,
at s:30. standard time. Burial at Mt
Elliott.
RATHS-May 6, 1908, Daniel j., beloved
son OF Mathew and Rose Raths, aged
years. at residence, 1901 Michigan
ave. Notice Of funeral later.
5. 1908. Marie r.. beloved wife Of
! James r. Byrne. daughter OF Mrs. NJ
A. Selieck. and sister OF Eugene v.
= Selleck. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
STuETZER--At residence, 374 Hurl-
but-ave., May 5. Harriet Marie. aged
years IL months days, beloved
daughter OF Julius &. and Mary Es-
Their Stuetzer. Funeral Friday. May
s. at 2 .. m. by funeral car.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
Daily Death Lis.

Mary r. DAWSON. 500 Alfred. So
years. endocarditis.
SiEmpnd Cohp. 9S Marston Court, Z
months; pethosis.
James Cross Toledo. Ohio. "a years;
Albert zllin.ki go Gclansr. IS years:
tuberculosis.
Michael Cikoski. Buchanan and ~.
C. Ry, ~ years. crushing injuriee.
John Berenh s22 Garfield, az years.
william Jen=cn. 10 Illinois. years;
Phillip Merit. 1854 Jos Campau. 81
years; sndocafditis.
Bertha Perrin. 2si st. Joseph, 81
years. asthma
Frank b. vaughn. rs wiins ca years,
ssanisiswa Knopai, Saa oarneld. az
years. tuberculosis.
Frank Wfnesrt. Eloise, Mich. 81
years: typhoid ~-ver.
Augustine echidlikowski. 97s OIL
bert. 73 years senility.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN LINES.
petroit United Inferurb.. I,n...

Detroit United Interurban Lfnea.
Time table subject to change without
notice. Central Standard Time
FLINT LIMITEDS--Daily. SIS a. n.
and 4;15 y. IN. Locals for Rochester,,
Romeo. Orion and oxford. a. m. and
hourly until IL p. IN. For Flint. g.
m. and every two hours until 8 p. m
For Wysndottc and Trenton, $3.50 a.
M, S:03 a. m, and every 20 minutes
until sos a. m, then half hourly until
s:os 2. m. then every 20 minutes until
p. m. On Sunday. frst car starts at
For Royal Oak. birmingham and
Pontiac. $3.50 a. M, then half hourly
First care one-half hour later on Sum
For Huntington, Worthwhile, Orchard
Lake and Pontinc--e a m. and hourly
until IL y. IN. First car one hour later
on Sunday.
RAPID RAILWAY sysTEM-Port
Huron Limited. daily, 7:46 a. m. l2:45
more. Xlsonac. Marine City and Port
Huron hourly, a. m. to p. m: also
sp m a,t to Marine city, LEGAL cars run
Shore Line. hourly s:as a m. to Gas
SHORT LINE Sy.@TolsSo E imitess
b:10 p. m Locals Tor lockwood. New
port, Monroe and Toledo. hourly ESQ
a. m TO $50 2. m. also $3.50 and IL
DETROIT, JACKSON a CHICAGO
Ry.--Limiteds. 7:45 a. m, 1916 and 3:46
every two hours until 9 D. m; for Ann
Arbor. a. m. and hourly until II d.
T-; for Saline, $50 a. m-.and every two
,ours until $40 p. m, also 10 p. m. for
Plymouth and Worthwhile. $50 a. m. and
every two hours until $3.50 y. m, also
IL y. m.
1nterurban cars pass Waiting Sta
ton, corner of Larned and Griswold-
SITS. last cars awaiting the closing of
theatera
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

BERLIN. May What an endless
variety OF dreams must man have
had who has been asleep for three
years and ten months
And the specialists who are watch.
ing the case OF Franz Arnheim, who
has been asleep since June 10. 1904,
believe he Is troubled with dreams.
bad dreams at that. for bis forehead
is wrinkled and his face has a pinch
ed, worried look
Arnheim Was government EN-.
ploye and was injured by fall In
which he struck the back Of his head
against a stone. Ten days later he
fell asleep. He has never awakened
Prof. Eulenburg, who has watched
the case closely, says: III Arnheim
suffers II is mentally. I think he "a
troubled with had dreams. He rests
equally we'll on his side or back, or
sitting up. Tho limbs can be moved
freely.
THE skin has lost sensitlveness.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
FORESTS OF IRELAND
ARE TO BE GROWN AGAIN

DUBLIN. MAY s.--The demonstration
of ireland on a vast scale Is the latest
offcial project. A commission was
recently appointed which has recon
mcnded that the area Of Ireland undor
forest should be raised from 100000
acres. the present figures, to i.0o0.O0
acres
The commission declares that ali
Irish wood-malsing industries will be
ertinguished within Is years N re-
forestation IL not begun In proper
ton to area. Ireland has the least
forest of any European country. and
tho lack OF shelter Is one of the great
curses OF Irish asriculture
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
BIRTHS

BOYS.
Stanley Kossak, i04s 81 Aubin.
Joseph Ianas. 1879 Dubois.
Henry kneitEOw. i53 Montcalr.
John Czezewski atS Williams
John Everett. Sss Il. Congress-,
Alex. RrIostowskl. SOC Mitchell
John Kemp. 1854 BALDWIN.
Tony Ioeber. 50 Dubois
GIRLS
John Dion. ets McDougon.
Joseph Sekoru. SIC Chene.
Oliver Blanchard, IS Twenty-nrtf-
John Cannon. 81 81 Auotn.
Edmund Austin, 1874 Iwenty-fourtn
stepnrn Theissn. III Military.
Albert protton. 400 Linden.
Douninck ycdrio. l2p Benton.
Frank Spikouslgi. e2S 0randy,
Joseph Couh. els Aisxandrtns
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
Marriage Licenses

Lorenz Cody. Is. Detroit: Charlotte
Douglass, IL, Petrolea, Ont.
Wiadsiau Rybarczyk. "a; Mary Ann
kRosul rs. -, =,
y John Gorski. "a: Mary Dolinsk, 2e,
John A. Mahoney. 20; Mary EDWARDS
|. IS
Warren vanvlear. &c. Detroit; Mabel
NJ Hicks. &c. Inkster
Paul Goebel, %. Jennie Kerr. ID.
Anthony Malfcki. 2S Elizabeth b.
Chran. 10.
Frank o'Dell. "a Detroit: Annie
Paradise. 25 sarnia. Ont.
Bert c. Naylor. 80. York. Pa; Bessie
Buckingham %, same.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
PATRICK g. ALDRICH


SIG. ga. s15. SIG. $40. s25. $40 PER
MONTH. including interest. will pur-
chase above on east or west side.
near churches. schools. away from
dirt; price sl.375 20 $1,000. Telephone
Park STT or South 42S-J Sec Mr.
Price. J. r. WEBER & CO. 304 Ora
tiot-ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

ausfne.s-iike rrintina. 40 fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind, that
looks right Times Printing Co. Is
John R.-st Phone iAss.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
DETROIT TIMES
LINER AID"
AGENCIES.

EVERGREEN LAWN SEED
Law. and Garden Fertilizer:
Sweet Peas In thirty named varfet'es'
Flower and Vegetable Seed.
THE LOHRMAN SEED CO,
GRATIOT AND RANDOLPH-STS.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

OLIVER H. LAU. M. D.,
GEORGE O. GORDON. NJ D..
DAILY CLINIC
For alcohol and other drug diseases
Consultation by appointment. Tele-
phone NJ 1900 or @ 1850. q. A4-L-
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
LOST AND FOUND.

knob umbrella at mail box
corner Mt. Elliott and Gratiot, about
5.s5 Wednesday evening. engraved o.
"a Reward for return to $50 Sheri-
dan. or Palmer Mfg Co,
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Rates for Line:
Advertisements

I'll. T,n.a cannot guarantee accuracy
, or assume rssponsiblIity. for srrotts o 81
any kind Occurring in teiephons so'
Nsements
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
ACREAGE.
BUSINESS CARDS

HORSES and cows removed promptly.
Phone Millenbach Bros. West lOs-955.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

BE YOUR own boss; own a truck and
fruit farm: we start you on very easy
payments. Robbins. Ramona. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

OF 100 acres, miles north OF Marshall.
atone basement. good farm buildings.
vlndnill: all under cultivation; no
waste land; VIII sell on time. HAET