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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17

by DrgSer 8. Hit by pitcher Setback
Ellis. Reed. Douhje plays-Barney
to Stout; Burden TO Barney to Stout.
Left on bases Winchester g.; Pari5
g. Umpires- AIloway and Hanley.
Time-2 80.
NOTES.
The following is the calendar for the
games at home this week: Wednesday
with Lexington; Friday with Licking
ton; Saturday with Lexington; Sum-
day with Richmond.
The 0ourbonites will go to Winches-
ter today for return game with the
Hustlers.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
Tser Judicial Opinion.

Magistrate says a police whistle r.:
the best protection against violence.
Have great respect for the opinion of
the bench, all the way from the SUI
preme court down to the ranger who
deals out even-handed justice south
of the Pecas. but hold that when a
fellow is beating you over the sconce
with a blackjack it's no time to be
doing solos on piccolo in the hone of
getting assistance from an overworked
policeman.-New York Telegram.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
BASE BALL.
FRIDAYS DOUBLE HEADER.


The first game of the double header
with the Lexington Colts Friday was
all that could be asked for by the eight
hundred fans that were on hand to give
encouragement to the Bourbonites.
who played circles around the Colts at
the tune of l to 0. Scheneburg. the
young man who had on a previous oc-
casio1 pitched a no hit game against
these Lexington Colts, was on the slab
for the Bourbonites and well did he fill
his position. Had them all the time at
his mercy. The efforts of Tommy
Sheets and his men tu get run over
the plate were really painful to the
fans. It was an errorless game on the
part of the Bourbonites, one that
pleased the most fastidious, for old
man Grumb could not open his mouth
after it was over. The features were
the star playing of every member of
the team, and especially the sensation
al catch of Digger in the ninth and
the line drive catch by Hannigan.
Following is score and summary:
Paris. 0 0 D DOL 0 x-l
Lexington .......O 5000 5000 90
Batteries = Paris, Scheneburg ard
Elgin; Lexington, Doyle and Downing.
Hits-Paris, 5; Lexington, 5. Two
base hits-Scott Kaiser. Errors-Paris,
O.; Lexington 5. Base on balls-off
Scheneburg 3; off Doyle 2. Struck out
by Schenebrug by Doyle, 6. Hit
by pitched ball-Goodman. Double
plays-Dugger to Barnett. Sacrifice
Hits-Hannigan, 2; Sheets, Doyle.
Umpires-Alloway and Retches.
The second game was little more
than the enthusiastic admirers of the
BourbOnites expected. 1t was another
shut out, the score being to in
favor of: Paris. Almost too much for
one afternoon, but we managed to pull
through. Scheneburg was on thesrub.
Der again in the second game and
seemed to get better the farther he
went. He simply played with the colts
as an old cat plays with her kittens.
Happy Doyle, who also pitched the
second game for Lexington did not
fare so we'll. and instead of being
Happy Doyle he was made Miserable
Doyle, by the two-baggers of Seebach
Scott and Barnett before the first in
ming was fairly begun. Two shut outs
in one afternoon against the colts is
grand and glorious. Revenge, oh,
how sweet, and it was so easy too. In
the seven innings played in this
the mighty Scheneburg only allowed
them one scratch hit. While the Bour-
bonites made an even dozen off of IN
happy Doyle. Hannigan, Seebach,
Goodman, Digger, Scott and Barnett
had their batting eye with them, and
it Was a shame the way they lambast-
ed that ball. 1t was the first appear
ance of Umpire Alloway at White Park
and he gave universal satisfaction, be-
ing pronounced on all sides as
the most competent umpire that had
been here so far this season. He was
former pitcher for the Frankfort
team. Following is score and sum-
mary:
Paris ..3OOOO1O-4
Lexington ......0 0 0 0 0 0 90
To base hits--Seebach Scott. and
Barnett. Base on balls-off Scheme
burg 3, off Doyle l. Struck out-by
Scheneburg 3. Double plays-Scott to
Barnett: Ochs to Barnett; VinOx to
Kimbrough. EStolen ases-Hannigan,
Sacrifice hits-Elgin, Reggy. U mpires
-Alloway and Retsche.
SUNDAYS GAME.
Pluvius dealt harshly with the Pari-
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
Mimic War is On.

The campaign of the mimic war in
Massachusetts began yesterday with
the blowing up Of all brigades across
the Taunton river, the skirmish is
theoretically on. The right flank of
the invading army swung toward New
Bedford. where an attempt is being
made to disembark the cavalry
from the transports. Should this man
euver of the red" army succeed and
the Blue Hills gained it means victory
for the invaders.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
Pockets Picked.

Pickpockets worked the crowds at
the Lexington Fair last week to a
finish. Mr.. Geo. Ashurst, of this city,
was touched for bis purse which con-
tanned about SIG while holding to a
strap on crowded street car. A num-
Der of Georgetown people were also
losers. The thieves seemed to work
the crowded street cars for victims.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
Snake Running Spinning Wheel.

Mrs. w. C. Order, OF Adair county,
was attracted to her weaving loom by
the sound of her reel. and on opening
the door she was Mortified to see a
large snake going around with the
spinning wheel. When the reptile
crawled on the wheel it started the
wheel to running. The snake was IN
able to free itself and a number of
spectators witnessed the remarkable
sight for nearly half day. The snake
was finally killed and measured FIVE
feet in length.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
A Quake.

An earthquake of moderate intensity
was recorded early yesterday by the
selsmograph at the weather bureau at
Washington. 1t is estimated that the
origin of the disturbances is either in
California or the Pacific coast of
Mexico or in the vicinity of the
Azores.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
Sent to the Reform School.

Henry Spenc r. the eleven-year-old
negro boy, who several weeks ago.
shot the little son of George Erion and
little Ben Terrill with a rifle, near
town, was tried before Judge Denis
Dundon Saturday who sent him 60 the
reform school until he is twenty-one
years old.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
A Chinese Beauty Murdered

Bow Kim, aged Fl years, the most
beautiful Chinese woman in New York,
was murdered in Chinatown Saturday
night. The body was discovered by
her husband, Chin Len. The woman
had been stabbed and strangled to
death. Chin Len said he had no idea
who killed his wife, unless it was Lee
Ling, who claimed Mrs. Len owed him
money. He also said Sing was once in
love with Bow Kim. Len is being held
as a witness.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
Stock Killed By Lightning.

During the rain storm Friday morn
ing four valuable mules in the stock
barn Of Mrs. Emma Whitsitt, on the
Greenwich pike. in this county, were
killed by lightning. A mare elsewhere
in the stable was severely burned.
On the farm of Walter Boone, in ii e
same neighborhoOd, a fine colt was kill
ed by lightning during the storm.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
Denies Report.

The Rev. DR.. Charles F. Evans, pas
tor of the M. K. church, South, of Car
Isle, says that the report that he
would retire from active ministerial
work when the Kentucky Conference
meets at Paris September % is a mis-
take, and that he has never said that
he expected to retire from active SER
Vica
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
Notice.

Mrs. Mary A. Patton desires to mott
fly her customers that she has moved
from the room she has been occupying
to the smaller room in the adjoining
building, next door. to the Democrat
office.
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Fire and Tornado insurance,
Mcclure & Oendenin.
Defective Logic.

"Of course, the greatest minds are
sometimes wrong" said the charitable
person. Yes" answered Miss Cay
enne, but that fact should not en-.
courage people who are always wrong
to think they have great minds"
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Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Cleaning pressing and repairing of
all kinds. Home phone 5S5. Work
done on short notice. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Dry cleaning is our
speciality. THOMAS BROS.
7O4 Main street.
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To Mammoth Cave.

August Is on regular train last of
the season. $l2.65 for a three days
trip, includes railroad fare, board at
hotel and the several routes through
the cave, from all stations on Mays
vile, Paris and Lexington divisions.
Ten days limit on tickets. See L. g. N.
agent. aug10 4t
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
Talk to Ankle & Co.

Why not put your coal in now? 1t is
sure to go higher. Everything else is
high. Let Arkle & Co. talk to you
about it. Tenn. phone 178. 10 If
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
Peaches and Pears.

We have the famous BartIess pears
and the best peaches on themarket.
VIM. SAUER.
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A CHICAGO Record.

: Automobiles have killed 81 persons
and injured lob within the limits of
Chicago during the first seven months
of the wear
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
Swings Cheap.

We do not want to carry any swings
over. Call in and get one at cost.
j. 7. HINTON.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-08-17
Master Commissioner S Sale
City Property
BOURBON CIRCUIT COURT. .
Sara ]. Shorts Admx., Plaintiff,
Vs.-NOTICE OF SALE.

James NJ. Short, Etc, Defendants
By virtue of a judgment and order
of sale made and entered in the above
styled action at the June, 1909, term
of the Bourbon Circuit Court, the
undersigned Master Commissioner of
the Bourbon Circuit Court will on
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-29
.RA|NEY DECLARES
He CAN PROVE
CHARGES
PROJECTS OF AMERICANS TAKE
EVERYTHING ON ATLANTIC AND
PACIFIC SLOPES. HE SAYS
TATE WIRES DENIAL.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.-When
Rep. Rainey, OF Illinois. was asked to.
day what reply he would make To the
letter published I'm New York paper
today from Randolph c. Ward deny
Ing thar nc is in any way implicated
In the Panama canal case as charged
Dy Mr.. Rainey in speech before
congress on Tuesday, and the added
statement OF j. +. Scott, secretary
to William 5. Harvey. who was men
Toned In the speech. but who. Mr..
Scott said. is absent from New York
and Will not return until Feb 4, he
said
MIR. Randolph G.. Ward In addition
TO his other qualities whatever they
are, is great humorist, it is quite
evident Ii he had challenged me To
nave suggested Il more outrageous rail
road proposition than that he acknowl
edges he Is promoting | would have
been absolutely unable To comply with
his demand | did not say that MIR.
Cromwell or MIR. Harvey were inter
ested with him in his project In fact.
! said did not know who was back of
him, on account Of the fact that the
two projects | mentioned are proceed
ing with such absolute harmony that
| thought they might be- promoted by
the same person. Neither project i'm
pinges In the least upon the other.
MIR Wards project takes everything
the government owns ON the Pacific
slope of Panama and Mr.. Farnham 5
PROJECT takes everything on the AT
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lantic slope. Between them they
leave nothing to the republic OF Pan
lama.
With reference to MI w 5. Har-
yey | have only this To say: The sec.
rotary of the state OF the republic OF
Panama is just out with an official
statement prepared az the request OF
President Obaldia. OF Panama. stating
that Mr. w. ). Harvey is one OF these
gentlemen who are interested I'm the
outrageous timber contract which alb
serbs the entire Atlantic side /of Pan
anna.
Whenever any OF these gentlemen
deny any of the facts i'm my speech OF
the twenty-siXth | am ready with the
proofs. Mr.. Haryey's secretary is pet
tfogging i'm his statement. The ef'
fort of Mr. Harvey and the others II
not 10 get the title TO the land but IN
get long lease on the land that Will
enable them ultimately To remove all
the timber on the land, now OF meal
culahle value and ultimately IA | be-
lieve, seek To obtain the land itself
If IL proves TO be OF value. This con
tract is not dead by any means. Obal-
dia and his cabinet are vigorously
forcing II and meetings OF citizens are
being held in the principal plazas OF
Panama protesting against IL"
Rep. Rainey received cablegram
from Charles T. Taft today. dated liav-
ana. cuba, Indignantly denying all con
nection win Mr. Cromwell or any OF
his schemes on the isthmus.
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Imprisonment in
Sierra no Loncer
Hobers Cver Russian

CHICAGO, Jan. 2s.-Christian Rudo.
vitz. the Russian refugee wanted by
tie Russian government on charges
OF muEder and arson. alleged TO be a
cover for political prosecution. and
whom Secretary OF state Elihu Root
refused TO hold for extradition, was
given his freedom today.
Deputy United States Marshal VIM.
Grilith. Jr., armed with a letter iron,
Secretary Of State Root. went 10 the
jail 10 read II TO the prisoner.
Rudoyitz babe good bye TO his
friends In the jail and accompanied
Deputy Griffith to freedom. The depu-
ty arrested him and has been his con
slant guard ever since the beginning
81 the case.
The Russian Is TO return to his work
in ear repairing shop IN West Pull
man, where he was employed al the
time OF his arrest.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-29
STATUS OF COMMON-LAW
MARRIAGES AT ISSUE

Whether Il common-law marriage en-
titles man to the insurance on his
Gite's lite. is the question jury has
Deen called upon To decide In Judge
Hosmer's court
The case is brought by CresazO
Stavola against the Societa TorquatO
Tarso an italian fraternal order. The
order refused to pay $50, for which
Mrs. StayOla vas insured. claiming
that she was not married To Stayola
The latter admits there was no legal
marriage. but claims he took the wo-
nan as his Nife. and she took him as
her husband They lived together J 3
years, and always passed as man aud
Wife
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-29
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
SUMMONED TO COURT

>YAPSlLANTh Mich. Nan. Is
tSpecialJ-Notice has been served on
the Washtenaw county supervisors ny
Deputy Sheriff Lowden summonlng
them 10 appear in the special session
ior the purpose Of replying TO IN or
der recently issued by the saloon men
through Judge Kline demanding thai
cause bee shown why withdrawal
cards signed by 1916 original renon
strators should NOT be considered m
the present prohibition movement
The legal hearing will be held be
fore Judge Kline Tuesday morning
Feb al 10 30 o'clock
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DIED.


BETHWELL-Jan. 20. 1909. Michael
y HcthWelL dsrd Year,. beloved latl-
er, " Mrs Charles bafhe. Airs. Her
man q. SdtnaDe Mrs Fred Nollmer,
and hrntAsr os Christian Bethwcll.
AIRS. William buckwitz Funeral from
lls iArc rvsidsnc" 80 liale-st.. Fri
day. p IA, aud az 81. Johu's church.
corner kpsscll and Chestnut SIS. 30
h. VA
DErZIR Jan. %. Clara. beloved sis
ter ot Augusta Goctsch otto and
Emtcl Beizar. sister law OF Wei-
f,S-tztir. a -s--
~ years Funeral Thursday. I.a3.
standard. from sisters residence, 32i
Hendricks St, o'clock at 81. Pauls
church. Jos. campau and Jay-sts.
RAkE--Annio Isabel. age IS. died AT
Drake. 10 Janette-aVe.. Jan. 20. Flu
neral services Thursday evening at \
o'clock at house. lnterment Friday
morning at London.
FAILNNER-Jan -. 1909. Peter j.
beloved son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Faulkner, brother of Mrs Robert
Holmes. Mrs Michael Tierney. and
Mrs Wm Harrison. OF Cleveland
Funeral from residence, 5i7 AleNan-
drine-ave. west. Saturday at 1880 D..
m, and 81 James church at 2.
HICKS Jan. 81 al 67s Maybury Grand
ave. Nathan Porter Hicks. aged 81
years, beloved father OF Mrs. r. j.
West NJ Arabel!e l.ambkin. Mrs.
John Wade. Mrs. w Johnson, Will
g.. ~.
Funeral services AT residence Thurs
day at $50 y. IN. lnterment at Rich
mond.
KELLY --Jan. %. 1909 az residence, 51j
Fourteenth ave. James beloved hus-
band Of Mary Kelly. brother of WILL
tam Kelly Notice OF funeral here
after
KlNSEI.LA parents residence. 2s9
Merrick ave, Francis l. kinsella,
formerly OF Chicago. Funeral Fri
day morning AT ) 50 from the house.
o'clock from Holy Rosary church.
PONTltS--Jan %. at residence. g2s ~;
Antoine-st.. Frederick Pontius. aged
90 years. beloved wife OF John 9.
Pontius.' Funeral Friday morning 10
o'clock from residence, Burial pri-
vate
PFAEHLER-Jan. %. Elsie otiila. be-
loved daughter OF Carl and Otilia
Pfaehler. nee MOcnes. age 2y days,
Funeral from residence. GIG Gather
incest. Friday = y. m, standard. In
terment Elmwood
SCHUMACHER Jan. 25. Marvin. be-
lOvcu son Of VIM. and Emma Schu-
macher. nee Stringstube. aged ] year
and months: Funeral Thursda ar /.
tcrnoon I o'clock, standard, S3s East
Canficld- ave.
SOW ERSBy-Jan. 20. 1909. William
Wnder Sowersby. aged SS years. Fu
neral services at the family rest =
drnce. u Winder-st., Friday, Jan. 20.
80 p. m
WOop-Jan. 81. 1909 at residence, 5i5
Clinton-aNe., Gertrude NJ. Wood. be-
loved wife OF a. NJ. Wood. Notice OF
funeral hereafter
SCOTT--Jan. -. 1909, Miss Catherine.
aged 70 years, at her residence. 80
South GTatiot-aVe.. Mt Clemens.
Mich. Funeral Friday. ESQ J.. ~.
from residence
LIRER---Jan. -. 800. AT residence. 1874
Piquette-ave. east Carrie A., aged 90
years beloved wife OF George w. Lii
Der. Funeral Friday at .. m. by
ear. Interment in Evergreen Gene
terry.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-29
MAYOR KEEPS TAB ON
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU

Mayor Breitmeyer Is taking an ac-
tive interest In the methods OF the
numerous employment agencies OF the
city and will enforce stricter regua-
tions upon them than has been the
case up 10 this time. AS a starter,
notice has been sent TO the proprietors
OF the agencies, requiring them to use
uniform. blank upon the back or
which shall be printed the terms Of
the ordinance regarding fees
The purpose OF this order is TO give
applicants, for positions an opportu.
nifty to learn the legal charges SO that
they may not be overcharged.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
iNTEnlRpAN LINES.
Detroit United Ia,crurban Lines.

Detroit United Iutrrurban Lines.
FLINT LiMiILD>-S 10 a IN. ana
i.l5 -. ma Locals Tor Rochester and
Flint Z ia. anu every two hours to
l. ia. IL y. ul TO oxford Locals to
Rochester and Romeo. a. m. and
every two hours TO 10 y. m. also IL
,
pORr HURON LiMITEDs-7s45 a
m. lU.5 a Ia. 3.4S j. m. Goa y. IN.
saturdays only. 1910 D. IA. Locals for
New Baltimore. AlgOnac, Marine City
and Port Huron hourly, a. IN. to y.
u also y. boz 90 Marine city. Local
half hoarly. $50 a. N g y. M AID
lIMFly L. ii D. m To Mt Clemens via
shore Line. hourly. 6,sS a. IN to s;2s
u ms. also II IN
TOLEDO IIMIrEDs-s2O a. IN.
t-u Il m. . 30 and ) 20 .. m. Locals
fbr Rockwopd Newport Monroe and
Tatrdo. hourly o 80 a. m. 10 $50 y ma.
afVs q 3G and ~ y m. FOR Monroe
JACKSON ifMIIED>-l as a. IN.
1915 ans - y. N Locals FOR Jack
D. m fol Ann Arbor, a. IN. and
lougly until u y ma. for Plymouth
and Sorthviue. 50 a. IN. and every
two haurS gNtl 80 y. m. also s4p. m.
and II y. m Saline ears from fpsi-
nor wyaadot,c and rrenton-5 80 a
m and hAlt-hOgTly 10 $50 y. m. hourly
10 iGsS !. IN SUNDAYS, frst car at
: .03. with half-hcUrly service through
out
i'oF RoynI oak. birmingham asd
poutinc--6 so y IA. then half hourly
unlIl 4 = IN. tneu hourly until III y. m
First car one-haN hour later on sum
day
M. ard hourly until IL y. IN fof
orchard Lake and Pontiac. :. Z. .. II O.
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Last ssrs avail elosins ~ thsatsrA
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BILL AIMS At
CAPT. HAMS CASE

ALBANY. y. Y. Jan. 2S-Assem-
blyman CULVER today introduced an
amendment TO the penal code b. pro-
other while insane is guilty OF muir
der in the second degree, and is To be
punished by imprisonment for life.
Such Imprisonment is 10 be in state
lunatic asylum. The bill repeats the
present law which relates to acquittal
upon the ground OF insanity.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Frank Fleno. 60. Francisco Andre
Zewska. 60
Wadislaw Szymczyk. 20; Frances
kustrZewsky, 10.
John Zak. 20 Caroline YanZyna. ~
Michael Dziewit -. Mary Rup 10
- ltftf+ Ntfftba-t, 10. Mary tsuftuur, :. T.
frank PaDlinski. 81, Frances kur-
kOwski -
Michael Opalak. %, Maria I.azar. 10
'yryan Baca, -. Katherine Wojick
Is
Frod y Thompson. 81. Detroit, Hell
cna iiosner. 20. Romeo.
John Crayvern, 32 Katherine kusttlS.
so
Frank y. Kacor. 20: Rose NJ Boza.
~
John c. Tizcdis, 20; Julia Laduslnski.
IS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-29
MINERS OPPOSE ARREST
OF RUSSIAN POLITICIANS

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 2s-The
convention OF the United Minework-
ers of America was still busy with
resolutions today and AZ noon there
was still about 40 remaining 10 be
acted upon. The resolutions deal prin-
cipally with conditions in local fields
ia the anthracite and bituminous dis
tricts.
The convention went on record as
opposing the arrest and extraditon OF
Russian political prisoners in Am
erica.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-29
BIRTHS

BOYS
John RactZ. 1885 los Campau.
Charles Emmtr. 1873 Napoleon
Orlando Cemciogeo. ~ Champlain.
Ray muud Gilbert. rs Pleasant
CHARLES Baiuasch. sol superior.
Ralph Bower. 1890 Mckinley
Anthony AmkoW Sky, $40 Dubois.
lonn llcudrian. iJ1 Brainard
Charles Roberts 2s5 Berlin
Joseph GJwryck 1875 TAirty-second
Herman ~chccr. los Waterloo.
GIRLS
Daniel Denis. IL White.
John jablolski. 2tS Garfield.
Frrd Chadwick 100 Plum.
Peter kowalska. $40 ST Aubin.
Louis Coan i09 Montcalm
Andrew Bujak. 256 Superior.
Julius Dssa Abb Forest
Wglentv Alytat al Frederick
john Schlar t6i Livetnois
Barney Battle. az Garfield.
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jury AcoUITs MEN.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Jan. Is
Especial Roy G. Grant and William
Chafln. arrested on the charge OF
stealing copper wire, have been ac'
quilted by jury in two minutes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-29

MICH CREMATION ASSOCIATION. 3
per cent INTEREST certificate good for
one cremation II. Y. kolb. Treas.
ana General Manager 1925 e. Boule-
ward Phone Ridge 565.
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The Bank OF England Is experiment.
iug with a new Swiss counting ma.
chine which Is said 20 sort and pae,,
n.eI4es- ii4t..-+,ess- 'tl,e--f-'ti ti1r r1--
OF 10000 coins per hour.
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Holland Is the best European cus
toner OF the United States in copper
and the second best la Hour.
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F u RS

Sold cheaper and az good as anywhere
in the city. Repair work according
~ r. ~ Yost t6 Michigan.
AUTOMOBILES, BOATS a ENGINES.
II YOU are looking for a real bargain
in "A second hand touring car or road
ster. cali at our garage, AZ Randolph-
IT We need space FOR new stock.
OIDS MOTOR WORKS.
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classification In these columns,
one cent per word each insertion
ment inserted for less than IS
cents.
Persons whose names appear I'm
the telephone directories, may have
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