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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-06-10
BUILDING FLATS.
Two Flat Buildings Are Going Irs
and Others are Expected tie
Follow.

North Yakima which has beer
primarily city of homes. may socn
become like other metropolis. city
of flats. The initial step toward
such situation the construction of
two fiat buildings in distinct parts
Of the city, has been taken
one Of the new flats Is on Seutiz
Fourth street. the other on the vesg
side Both are of frame and con
tain two flats OF moderate size and
with all modern conveniences.
II has been noticed in other cities
of the size OF North Yakima that
when fat building starts there is q
trend toward that style Of living, and
the indications are that the move
ment has started here. as several per
sons have announced their plans to
build fats.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-06-10
Cured Of Bright's Disease.

Geo. A. Sherman. Lisbon Red Mills.
Lawrence Co, y. Y. writes: Il had
kidney disease for many years and
had been treated by physicians for
twelve years; had taken a well known
kidney medicine and other remedies
that were recommended but got no
relief until ! began using Foley 5
Kidney Cure. The first half bottle
relieved me and four bottles have
cured me of this terrible disease. Be
fore | began taking Foley's Kidney
Cure | had to make water about ev-
cry fifteen minutes, day and night,
and passed a brick-dust substance,
and sometimes a Shiny substance.
believe | would have died If ] had
not taken Foley's Kidney Cure" Sold
by North Yakima Drug Co, A. D.
Sloan, Prop.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-06-10
WILL TELL STREETS.
Scott Brothers File Papers for In
Electrical Device With
Patent OFFICE.

What promises to be a valuable
street car device has been invented
b. two North Yakima men who have
just filed papers at the patent office
in Washington for an electrical de-
wise which will indicate the name Of
streets and transfer points on NOV
ing car.
Details Of the patent have moi been
announced. but the instrument has
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-06-10
Thinks II saved His Life.

LESSER " Nelson OF Naples. Maine
SAYS in a recent letter: i have useox
pr. King New Discovery many years
Tor coughs and colds. and ! think il
saved my life ! have found il a re-
liable remedy for throat and lung
comp aints and would no more be
without bottle than ! would ~
withou, food For nearly fork
wears New Discovery has stood at ths
head Of throat and lung remedies
As a preventive OF pneumonia auG
healer Of weak lungs il has no equal
Sold under guarantee at G G. Case =
drug store soc and 81 90 TriaE
bottle free.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-06-10
ONE YAKIMA GRADUATE.

ELLENSBURG Wash, June T.
with the closing exercises at he Ell
lensburg state normal school will be
the Joint meeting Friday night of the
Electric and Crescent societies, the
two literary organizations of the in
stitution. Democracy and Educa
ton will be the subject on which
Edward o. Sisson OF the educational
department of the University of
Washington, at Seattle, will speak.
The following will receive diplomas
at the commencement Wednesday,
June 10: May Arnston, Leona Bur-
we'll. Naunerl Hill, Daisy Johnson,
Tacoma. Wash: Minnie Buzzell,
Elsie Des voigne, Martha Stauffer,
Ellensburg. Wash; Nancy Horrocks.
Jennie Rock. Seattle, Wash; Gray"e
Crockette, Serita Rowland and Mrs.
La velle Macdonald. Pendleton,
Ore; vira Calhoun, Port Townsend,
Wash: Ethelyn J. Clark, Cashmere,
Wash: Laura Mcmillan. Ballard,
Wash: Bessie Rogers. North Yaki-
ma. Wash. Ophelia Rosing, San
Francisco: Margaret Simpler, VIM
lock, Wash: Harriet Terry. Sumner,
Wash: Howard Wallace, Frank Will
son. Stanley Wilson. Ellensburg,
Wash: Frank Karrer. Roslyn, Wash.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-06-10

After doctoring 10 years for
chronic Indigestion. and spending ov-
er two hundred dollars, nothing has
done me as much good as DR.. King S
New Aile Pills. | consider them the
best pills ever sold writes B. F.
Ayscue of Ingleside, y. c. Sold I'M
der guarantee at c. c. Cases drug
store 25c
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-06-10
PROGRAM READY.
North Yakima Financiers Have
Arranged Excellent Social
Program.

Final announcement of arrange
ments for the Washington State
Bankers association convention TO
be held here June is, 10 and 30 have
ben made and the complete program
is announced as follows:
Thursday, June 1S-NIorning Session
The convention will be called 10
order promptly at 10 o'clock in the
Assembly Room Of the North Yakima
Commercial Club.
Invocation Frank c. Whit
ney, pastor OF First Baptist church.
Address of Welcome-Hon II. II.
Lombard. Mayor or North Yakima.
Address of Welcome on Behalf of
Associated Banks of North Yakima
Hon. O. A. Fechter. President Yak
ina Valley Bank.
Response-Edwin T. Conan. Vice
President Exchange National Bank.
Spokane.
Address of the President-W D.
Vincent, Cashier Old National Bank,
Spokane.
Report of the Secretary. c.
Kaufman, Second Vice President FL
deity Trust Co., Tacoma.
Report of the Treasurer. II.
smithson, President Washington Ma
tional Bank, Ellensburg.
Report of the Executive Commit
ten. II. Latimer, Chairman, Man
ager Dexter Horton & Co., Seattle.
Report of the Protective Commit
tee.
Report of the Biz. OF Lading Com
mittee.
Report of the Committee on Fidel-
ity and Burglary Insurance.
Report of the Committee on Uni
form Warehouse Receipt Act.
Address American Institute OF
Banking" w. F. PAUL. Trust Office:
Union Savings & Trust Company Sc
attic.
Appointment of Committees.
Adjourn for Luncheon.
Thursday-Afternoon Session, 2 pm.
Report Of Committee on Creden-
tials.
Address-"The Currency Question
An Answer" w. r. Andrus. Ta-
coma.
Address-W. o. Jones, Assistant
Cashier National Park Bank. New
York City.
Address -"Currency Reform" Ar
thur Reynolds, President Des Mosnes
National Bank, Des Moines, Iowa,
and member Currency Commission
American Bankers Association.
Practical Questions for Discussion
Currency Legislation. Shall Bank
Deposits be Guaranteed? Do We
want a system of Postal Savings
Banks? The Late Financial Strin-
gency and how we met IT, Exemp-
ton of Mortgages, etc, from Taxa
ton.
Friday, June 19-MOrning Session
Inyocation-Rev. Maurice J. BY
water. Rector St. Michaels Episco'
pal church.
Report of Delegates to Thirty
third Annual Convention of Ameri'
can Bankers Association, held al
Atlantic City, September "a, rs. 20
and 81, 1907-V. A. Roeder, BellinS'
ham; n. b. Coffman, Chehalis, c. v
Winter. Colvile: Geo. s. Brooke
Spokane; l.. l.. Wark, Concully.
Address-Hon. Wesley l.. Jones
North Yakima.
Call of Counties-Under this
head. reports limited to three min
utes will be received from representa-
tives OF each county, showing th'
general condition of business in theil
resneetive communities
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-06-10

We people in the valley can AFFORD
the best. We drink the 100 per cens
pure cereal coffee. known as Golden
Grain Granules. 1t tastes, smells
and looks like coffee, but is mors
nourishing for men, women and chill
dren. Children have a right>to drink
1t. They crave it and II will make
them strong. All grocers can get IT,
from Yakima Grocery Co., jobbers..
North Yakima. Fourteen tboussno
people fell in love with II at the Pure
Food shows. Il
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-06-10
OFT FOR SHERIFF
Joseph Lancaster Makes His Formal
Announcement.

Joseph Lancaster Saturday made
formal announcement that ne viii be
candidate for nomination as sheriH
on the Republican ticket
Mr. Lancaster is an efficient road
supervisor and has host Of friends
throughout the county who have
urged him 10 20 after the position.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-06-10
Saturday, June 2o--NIorning Session
10 q. m. PROMPT.

lnvocation-Rev. Morton l.. Rose,
pastor Christian church
Address-"Pio Reminiscent
ces," Hon. Edward Whitsan, Judge
United States District Court.
Address The United States Re-
clamation Work." Mr.. Charles H.
Swigart, Engineer United States Re-
clamation Service.
Address" Results of Irrigation,
Mr.. w. n. Granger. Manager Sunny
side Project United States Reelama-
ton Service
Reports of Committees-Res
ton, Nominations, Election of Off
GERS and Selection of Five Delegates
and Alternates to the Thirty-fourth
Annual Convention of the American
Bankers Association to be held at
Denver.
Social Program.
The above completes the business
program Of the convention so far as
now arranged The Associated Banks
OF North Yakima have prepared
most novel and delightful social pro-
gram which is as follows:
Thursday afternoon, June IS
Immediately after adjournment the
delegates and visitors will take auto
mobiles that will be in waiting for a
ride around the city of North Yaki-
ma, including the beautiful Mob Hill
section.
Thursday Evening-At $40
o'clock reception will be rendered
the delegates, visitors and ladies in
the rooms of the Commercial Club.
Dancing.
Friday, June 19-At 1880 a. m.
or upon adjournment, a special train
will be in waiting to take all dele
gates and visitors to Naches City.
where a basket luncheon will be
served under the famous orchards
of that place. In the afternoon an
entertainment extraordinary will be
provided. of bronco busting, horse
racing and riding by the range riders
from the valley just finishing the an
nual roundup. Some almost uncon-
trollable cayuses and horses that
have never felt the bit or the weight
of a saddle will have been captured
Cor this event
Saturday, June 20-An Indian
war dance and squaw and cowboy
races at the Fair Grounds.
Saturday Evening-At $50
O'Clock, smoker will be rendered
the delegates by the Associated
Banks of North Yakima-and a re-
ception and card party will be ten
dered the visiting ladies at the same
hour; place TO be announced.
The ladies are included in all the
except the smoker"
and all delegates are urged to bring
their wives with them.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
KING EDWARD SETS
STARTLING FASHION

LONDON. Aug. 2G.-Kine Edward
at outdoor functions IS displaying
rather rarflin taste IN clothes,
which could mot SO worn By any Other
man without making him ridiculous
Hs muJestys distinctive adornmeh1@
incluae % blue ieOck coat, satin tle'
II tHuCy waisrrD1t WIJff "a Wbl'e sup
"a white TAN hat without the custom
af, black band and a rose or carnation
n his buttunhole.
Contrary 10 tho nEnXaLlllg- heller.
Kinq Edward has never really led
mems fashions in England-his styles
are lauch too pronounced --altholbn
many foreign candies slav.shly follow
his stvlo when he goes abroad. but'
Oddly enough. when ont OF England
his majesty never wears the UNIQUE
hats and coats which he reserves Tor
tno London season ana fashionaDie
race tracks
Among me real leaders OF men
fashion in London are Prince Artnur
of Connaught, Lord Althorp Lulu
Harcouri and the Hon. john ward.
ihe KINGS cguer s. VINO recently mar
rfl Miss lCen Reid.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
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The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
a post rnat ekl.s Alonu,

y CORR, spo8dent cf ne Times gives
Most Interesting account OF tlie hy-
Lrnnlana Ricnchet IL destined and
constructed hy The I& he Las Of
Paris Tive little vessel WINCH is DE-.
cr.oCd rs resembling q sEur frs l-
water pant some iS ieot n length.
deckcd fore end aft has dat but not
hcr5outai mdersurface, sloped np
geuiiy forward so ~ to skim over toe
4ater. and IS driven by n twelve
horsepower moor on T7T7 TTrUrTr7f--
ot thc ricoch shot or ducks ana
draSies" reaching n spoed Of 80 kilo.
meters 10 hc hour the hydroplane.
which appears 20 proceed ~ sheer
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
EARL'S SON EARNS S3co
BY SINGING In STREE I

LONDON. \h0s. -G.--Street singing
+i..-l+4....- --l--ALLL Lallen IN and made
Ns8 pluhmRla lev Young sehtieInhi d..
- :. -
c8rp(nE $500 a wotltv va she- west WIG
ay exSrciang his welitraiuPd NteVor
voice. Wearing q mask ono it.hu z
drpss. he rs accompanied Dy q pianist
similarly dressed end i0oiman So
drag Ih piano ihrouga the streets
Ask'd by an interviewer what ~
duced him to become a street mosi-
clsn the meokcd a1stocJst SAID J
Thought ] would saa Il there was any
money IN 81 and ain well satisfied
So Tar Every week ] take between
sl5o anh S500 one night ailt,agfs
court exhibition took $50 IN half an
hnlr. Gold niecea are frequently put
into my COllgc1ing box
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27

leap. thourh this is probably an
a-L-- - liz llll-=-l..t he slammed dead
when az nigh speed in a dozen yards.
hvt presents some difficulties in turn
Ing 'fhc motion is described as de
3shttHl rs well rs novel by those
who have been on board. Wheth er
,he new invention can be turned TO
practical use remains to be seen. but
llH tHITHU IF II-TTTTT-5T VIII - -
explorers. ora one has been in use for
nall purposes on the Niger for some
Iime IL london Nnectator
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
GlRL DIES FROM -puRNs.

PORT HURON Mich. Aug. &c
(Specal) As result of injuries re.
-4--.+--.l- n-4n.l-h nr clothes cangAI fire
Tuesday. while alone in the house ana
playing with n box Of matches. Helen.
aged 4. daughter Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Al
bert Ryan. died this morning.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
Ihufsday mOrnlna
Gives Wilson lie lie.


ITS a llc that's what 30 em.
phadcally decl1lo. Airs. Fra1couy
when told Of ,hc charges malc D,
Wilson. Il never locked her ap %.
tried % keep him from seeing nna
Anna laughed Che idea ol ae.ue
locked up and nodded assent 80 ale
assertions OF her aunr
Mr. Wilson Has be- keeping c0l.-
pany with ME tor ta, last eight
months" said Anna "nd Wc Ncle en-
gagged TO be married, lt mo- tiHc bal
been set Tor the WeddnE day How
ever, Aunt Barbara d!dn i,e him
and wouldn't speak to him Wlen he
came here SO last Sunday decided
that the best thing ! could Go or the
present was 20 give him bach L.s ring
and not have him coEe- here. auy
more. Monday morning when came
TO see me about IL, gave him back
the ring
IL is quite evident however thai DO
was not without henIJ.Uuninee tbac
Anna gave back tine cirpiot fox a
member OF he hons hold al.1 1naL
when he came INTO tie topn aEter the
girl had made known her deci ION in
the matter. Anna b31 tears in he
eyes yet, and -h0Ih- size aaAA ALll1lM
looked very wfitg
Il had nothing against bo DO, who
is not yet % years oii, declared Mrs
Francony. "He was good 80 me "ilen
! was sick. lte Brought NJ" fTlf anG
one evening brought $40 nice tlick
sfeaft Ffiit-.ttr 4-trt-ft bad some
words afterwards, he twtted me vita
the fact of giving NE Steak Toll
him ! would give him h'a - cents
Thinks Wilson Too BIC.
According 10 Mrs FFanuony the
neighbors came 10 her with tories
about the young man and f0r tlis rea'
son she did not like tinl She also
complained that she did MOI ljEe his
looks. as che is 50 large he could
hardly get in that door
From things / bave heard ! think
he lied and ] don want any one
around me thai les she COHtinued.
His mother came hcre % NQuite
how much property Anna has, and il
looked 10 me that t was thar they
were after. Anna owus\a farm near
Chesaning and ha. money ~ the bank,
and besides. / have made my all 50
that eyerythins I have goes to her
ariiefi die jjtifsst- tAe-za1Il- As-II- sh2
We're my own daughter
81 felt that when Aunt Barbara
wouldn't speak TO Horace and didn't
want him here the best thing to d3
was TO tell him not to come, s9id
Anna.
When IT WAS sUggrst5-ui
haps the affair would be satisfactorily
adjusted and the ring be taken back.
Anna did not say much. but II was
evident from her looks and manner
that Horace will receive welcome
from her And Mrs. FrancOHy dg-
clared that If Wilson came back aud
wautrvf = ~ 444-l-te4 Liz n21r--
she would not say a word against o..
NJ 4t5tt-r- fftettii 4 s+ffa
didn't 20 there oftencr. Dui she has
been busy and that Is the only rca.
SON emphaucally stared Mrs. Fran
oony IL never stopped her from go
ing there any time she wanted 10. /
have taken care OF Anna for the last
four years. and while ! have been
strict with her, ! thought 10 was all
for her good Her Aunt MARY never
did a thing for her. and now SHE SAYS
I wouldn't let her SO there. its nos
true, it's all iieF
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27

Thcrc was not q great deal to be said
g. 81 81 is ntorning There
= TT7TT7r
tho islands. nIT the demand was salts
factory and stocise were moving at
steadv prices Apples and pears. as
well ag grapes were ir large supplt
od plum were relatively plentiful
Eaccfpts of poultry We're larper than
usuat. hut the demand has shifted from
hens 90 snrlngs The latter were picked
mp quickly at fuii pi@cog while hons
were littie slow. Butter and eggs
wore steady and fhe market. as O.
Whole. was unchanged
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27

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~.s-ire 9re"sr' o. tae supreme
-oeFi rs ~pf'9ns a"a ir'ei''eenl IS
any 1~r ~ >N- 4fest D@ "a ana
's er1 2.tcn sio"h great courage and
i0ccpenacocs Cn the injunction
glrst'21. cWeVsr' rtF.S strangely DC
0ir7 trc .'es
Ihs greatest legal autnor'sies nave
Hc'd .ta La1or'e contention ~ the
inI40, process. '1e supreme
eo~r- of t9e state CT Montana. IN a
deci--7 rendered. las; month. upheic
IA ts sa,rety every contention which
l2boi TP<as uoon tiat aapJeet
"Ire ignorance Of corporation la"
fer5 mo rosltie pr1as Is &C ram.
peH. 7u tna Po1'.ica and attitude on
,aao5 upon the abuse o. the inlu1c-
..c7 prc-cec That We dseno u r15i C.
serv AZ pi1l0'y ard eonelssiy as
pes si- to aaomt labors attsaas and
ccU-e1ticn.
labor insists that:
The wrlg Of Injunction was IN
oea 10 b exercised for the
protection % propofty rights
ory. ------------.----
re Whc wonic seek rs al5 mast
cone TITO court with c51En raT1a5.
There must ee ne o.ner ade-
qavte remedy al law.
44--1-7 = e------- - ---4se.. 10 rl4s--
tail personal f'5hts-
Us mas. H3t % dec ever IN al
e1ort % oun.ah crime.
X must not be pseo rs a means
10 set dc tr'al ~ .l'y.
inIdnctons as icsasd s9alnat
"ofkmen ate never Used Or ISSUED
ag5irst any other citizen Of or
country.
II is an attempt 70 aepriVe ctr
-eus Of UT -0uHtT7' W-7EH tT'ese
citizens are wor<men. the riynt
Of ;r'7i ~ Jury
II Is on ehc't 70 fa5ten an Of
fe0se on them "dOn Nney are m
recent OF any unlawful or illegal
act
II IS an 'no'rect assertion %
property rt9hl ~ men "'en
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
-PhlladeInhla Racord.


"was his auto going SO very last?'
'Your honor. il was going SO East
that the bulldog on the eat beside
him looked like a dachshund Hous.
ton Post
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
Careful Mary.

Such sweet red lips ! stopped 20 kiss
Ny little. neighbor MARY
'Not on my mouf said uryeaFold;
'T1dnT sanIEafN!
-philadeIUh{a Record
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
Making Speaker Cannon an Issue.

Speaker Cannon is entitled Co. con-
slider himself q very Important person
in tho present campaign one % the
stFp. e plunks ~ tne Denver plat.
form IS tlat which demands that con
gress he restored to its historic place
.as representative body devoted TO
Lhe inLLL-AL- -l2------a-------- : -
rcs0gHding voleys are Erred a the
nous autocracy personihct tor the
present hy tbo cOngrps maa from the
cightecuth Illinois district
Joining this Democratic attack
comes the enrerauce society of The
Methods charh. which reouke, the
speaker Tor obstructive lactie taal
go the pass a.l 0i the Dill to ratumie
t1C tppiDe Ql liquor into lrE states.
This measure wlich the Na.a1dl s
would have been enacted Gut far
Die opposition OF Mr. Cannon pro.
vidcs tn3t when alcoholic hferbg
ere ahini ~ from one stnic' l0 rn-
other ,itl become Uhiec 90 llc laWs
oi -mlier cuUmon galth
II is probably true lhai ne auto
cra'lr policy ci the speaker VS. an Gle
meut ci "eaenas I'm tNa Republic
Cause researches Ot WhethNg au
other pT iln-ntlccl l--,4---
Deu>ocrSIc, Wollu IN, dshmj5 un
7TT III - ~ - = -
must 7n.wer lc' Jhe b1NDAeg o IN
Cannon and they have BEEN many
Ha blocked NE project ior ,he Whte
mountain 'rrelacbian forestry 10.
serve. thereby Sacrificing M l'0ns n
natural ~ eUrcr, was @ r0ei ~ hope
90 ihe iafiD simd-pa0ere Hud TO tle
recognized rgnfe nn.ifes OF hs "iu.
ierc.is hmoag the ies1as OF THO
cgmpaien Speases Canton nst moi
be- ovefiposed> Clex Wd Plain Deal
er.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
WARNER "CHEEPS" BACK
AT COLONEL DEAN

LANSING, Mich Aug 20 Gov.
Warner has issued q stalemep. in re-
ply TO the letter by Col Dean PUBLISH
ed Tuesday In II the governor says.
: V7VTT7 TTTTTT = -------
tiers letter as prepared b Col Dean
The same matter VIII Ii6cly appear az
short intervals from This time ON,
others by some memyers of iue Az
WOOD HillGlazier Boxer combination
The real Issue cannot be- 0Dscured
nor the peoples attention taheu from
the fact that there are me saue under
lying natives FOR all these attacks"
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished by
Lewis II Gorton. 1919 Majestic building,
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27

fpftt'Hf't' i'r---i AiifnfnlT. sl.toI- g'-
WITT VT q PC per dOz.
chee~c--Michigan full cream: Now
20 Llmburggr. new lsc. brick ~;
california .rruits--Tcaches. $40 per
box. pinms siTEM225 po~ box: grapes,
SIS Ter crate. pears. s. % per box.
Corcr--Paclase coffee. si2.75 1925
Dressed cal,c~--Fancy. io01lc; com
mon. 50 &c per 10
-.ii 4fr4H rfirren' fsCa ~ q.
.'l.t.f- Afentttar itfnf 10 o.,sf
:5.s. sseond, patent, l., s'7'' straight
Feed--Iobbing lots. bran s26. coars,
con muri Ssf Dfr ANA ufd crnp eaf .
coarse midaings. So. dre middlirgs.
s2s per ton
per don. cucuml-rs zoe Der bu. let
tuce a5c pcF VA parsley Zoe per do4
picpiant i5e. per noz green peas, sl.5p
per bu. wax beans. $l25 per haN. creen
beans 81 per hamper. home grown IT,
matOes - y Goc per bu.
crrep praser----tl fti 10 pet BIZ.
''rHprs---, lb baskets. 20 soc. i-lh
crrol corn--l2Qi5c per dez.
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SO 20; poultry neiilfs SpWakA w,Avi8s
alter ~,avi6g Sc DC .cnt IN. wire
5cint eavetIoIgt 80 anf 20 pc. cent
of. rodnd and cofrnaa.ed c5n1uci1i-
piDc. - ula Der cent Ok
Honey '1ney wbitc. iGUl3cV ..mber.
io0iic. extracted. DUO Nc per Il.
HirI.oTy Nuts---f2 per I'd.
Hay--petTot shippers are pav.rg thN
following n tees Tor new baled Hay IN
Cat tutl. ~ ~ b fit Lfnis No riI ~
Old sitf1 too. new S1VfiiQh0; No 3
urif. $500 clOver. mixed, 81 q 10. go
a! 9w nH - Wheut and or stIaw
S5.aaI ~. 1Hltar iota.
Hidr~--NT J cur 81. ioNc.~ go
Cured shc No. green. gc. 30. 9
green. Sc. kip cured. No. d. io,. 40. 2.
S5.e, Nip Erecn. No ]. DC, No 3. nc.
-lac--An -
green. No. 1, isc. No.V2, H. sc per ID,
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27

The man who srunhlcs az tlc heat
docs a lot nf kcking when The mer-
WFy gOC5 lDT0 WIHJlT qU1TiCFs
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27
GAYS eMEETHELaT
VII TO y : $50 ~ I~s tfk-s
IS PRISONER IN
aUNT'S H0nE
HORACE c, wlLsqHI SECURES.
WRIT OF HABERs' CORPUS AVb
oiHL WILL Be- PRODUCED lS
COURT THURSDAY MORNING
Loye 80 laueh I'd loeksmLl-. u

Love may laugh 80 iocksmitl aul
Anna Keller 20 years ola aHd pgel.r,
thinks the situation somewhat diner
emf when determined relative uuut
into INC game. Anua Twins 'tI aer
amt, Mrs Barbara Frdncon 49, it1
Richmond-aye, ANA woaid ain haA
her name and boarding house w. be-.
coming The wife OF Horace O. Wilson
She has the cousen of~ her les1l
guardian. Airs Mary avery also a4
ANN -AL.L, H. L--lclLL say. aaY.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-27

TO make her may nay good and
strong. Tile aunt. ita alleged. Keeps
Anna locked la the hou.c auI heI io>-
er's every ehort 20 saa her It's ioied
Wednesday morning yom Wilson
decided on EcrO measures. iie ap
habeas corpus alogn that Miss nal
Ter Is beine kept q prisoner by hc
aunt The sympathetic court iistcne.
writ and Mrs. fruEcOuy W.l Dee or
lened To- -! -. :. ..s-