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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-19
DE BIG FEEL BY DE TOWN.

De clovah bloom am fadin'
Frum de big hei by dc town;
De purple am a-shadin
Into suffin oh a brown.
De summah wins am shiftin'
Frum de regions OBJ de souf
An de bumblebee am DRAWN
Down de co'ners OBJ his mouf
He knows de fros' am comm
When de honey days am pas.
Dat de murmur oh his hummin'
Soon will vanish on de bias.
An he wo'ks a leetle ha'der
Roun' de blossoms gittin brown,
An he stays a leetle later
In de big del by de town.
-
oh, Use sorry fer to see II, ,
Win a shiftin' TO de wes', :,
Sorry dat de snow am comm
But de bee am needing res
Fob de toll OBJ maxim honey
Ain de easiest, doan you know
LAX de wo'k OBJ maxim money
II am drefful had an slow.
SO good-by sweet clovah blossom,
An good-by OF bumblebee,
You hab made de breaf Of summah
Sot o. musical to me.
/ shall tfnk OBJ you wifi kindness
Wen de snow am comm down
On de dead an faded purple
OBJ de big feel by de town.
Floyd D. Raxs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-19

ct. A. Daily in Catholic Standard and
Times)
THE mans the man." my barney
An Barney's newly married
He's the wan that knows the ways
The burden should be carried.
Let the woman wear the grace
An pleasin' pranks o beauty
Yet be mindful OF her place
An of her wifely duty. -
BY the crown within myhat.
The chief of all our riches.
I'll be king o. this an that;
An sure I'll wear the breeches-
Yes an need be. / can teach
The Spanish way o. walkin.
There's my Barney's manful speech
I listen to him talkin.'
sThe mans the man." my Barney saya
An, faith. my thoughts are carried
Back TO well-remembered days
When / was newly married.
An there's wan that's lookin' down
Upon this house this minute
Knows who was IL wore the crown
The whites herself was In IL.
Dull was, but plain as day
IT'S now I'm seein' through IL
How she let me have her way,
An sure l never knew IT,,
Pulled wild pride as could be
An struttin' round an squawkin'
Mans the man" SEE j. an she
She listened to me talkin'.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-19
COUPON.
The missing words are. 1890.
ESPERANTO IN A FLAT.

Don't speak of Esperanto. Here's
something worse yet.
The dry goods clerk who Is going
to marry the girl who lives across the
way from Eddy TORS house nightly
sings CD while the girl plays (0
the piano. This Is the way 1t all
sounds TO EDDY:
Bijalie, ovthsilvry moon
wan asp-o-on, tu mihon-ey
ilc-r-o-o-n luv'stune.
Honam-o-o-n, kepahinin' n june.
Yuh silrvybeems, wilbring luvs
dree-ms;
Welabecuddlens-o-o-n.
BY thsilvry m-o-o-n-n.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-19
From Another Point of View

E They're happening in for fair
ocean
w. read that broken wonder
fhat Tor
bund pig
Vhue they
letter 90 the prize bull
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-19
OSCAR AN A'Do0LEY.

O'Scar--'Faith an phware ave yes
bin. O'Doolcy?
ADooley-Oi ave bin huntin.'
O'Scar-Phwat did yez hunt for?
ADooley-For a wolfe.
O'Scar-'Faith, an did yez bag any
thing?
A'Dooley-That oil did. oil bagged
mi pantz at tn kneeZe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-19

Tests OF the air in the halls OF con
eress, which we're designed before
ventilation became science, have
shown that the worst is found near
the speakers desk and the best near
that of the vice-presldent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-19

work and music, and queen that any
man might we'll feel - to possess
Battle Axe, Me-, Record.
Fill out this coupon write plainly
with a paint BRUSH, soak It In kero'
sene, and apply we'll lighted match:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-19
EXTRAl EXTRAI
EVERETT TRUE, ESQ,
AT LAST GETS HIS'N

(By three doubIe-strength leased
wIres.)
PAWTUCKET, N. Y, Sept 81
Special. MIR. Everett True, return
ing from his vacation today, accosted
n total stranger who accidentally
stepped on his corn In a crowded
street car.
II Is believed that unless complica-
tions set In Mr.. True will be able TO
leave the hospital within three or four
weeks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-19

Sunnowers are cultivated In Russia
for their seed, which are eaten either
roasted or raw and crushed to pro-
duce a table oil. and for their stalks,
which make a good fuel, producing an
ash rich In potash.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-19

Sixteen states and territories Of
the United States provide no place
where the consumptive can be cared
for. outside of tails and insane asy.
lums.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-19
mes Lees Appeal
Should Be Heard in
The Fourth District

Ne Mistake Sending This Eighth Tenth Twelfth and Four
ss.% p.sorm That nth wards city, that it is
Something duty to make sure that ne Is
Mr. Lee upon request of The Times submitted the platform upon
he asks for the honor of representing district Lansing and
pleasure for newspaper present it in this column In iu
7: s s: OF sss by tn.
q: Su. which district ss' and TO
sssus. which advocate the event that az.
:sss:; !; % ; :;';:
es Oh: ] our .@' TN:
s' viii sS: , nss
s r.. ss.s s % ' .s:
United States senator's ssa. @ :s.
..s s::s:.sr M s s.s :
s.s =: stat; A :':: S: s tsss '
ether sS s:s @
r. .,.. a. and .. s TIA.
s "a :ss % s. and
made bear nr ss.s.. pT
and , r Of 4ns the
sd ssss brought "s state
ss.s s . s,s %" an. %'
three ~": su :, :S .s, s
ss n: :. :s .s
u: " u. .:ss. :.::. the % THAT much
s.s %n :sy ..s :
e. s by :a1 ss Iron our
water Of tn: usn .s s sa 01 .s
our our ' .s. ] I sN sas pay
s s. s great :p sas
,ss x: :%sHs .ns ss,ts :s
% any an: til
s W .s: @ ,sy $. s:;s:: . .
s. s.s political ss 9: service.
s.s y " H.. *s' double OF s' sssss
nate a Upon a,
.:.s;. s" s::
~. : :: s '.: s
as". the to confer
~ .s
-. and nc Ih: no
q; Il. s.sp :'
IL - = 's- Respectfully submitted.
very Times puts this column to the use OF
porting any particular local candidacy
It has been CUSTOM that have seldom broken TO
lave little something say from time time about PRINCIPLES
rather seeking office locally taking the p0n
average capable judging the man as MS
the PRINCIPLES embodied in his platform which
recommend BECAUSE OF THESE PRINCIPLES that
recommend him to you
for responsibility young would and they contain more
a prom than there in platform mainly Of handhake
and q pleasant smile
There this declaration Of principles thai
comes introduced rugged type that to O
sought lawmakers the laws for OF tn
state are going to all that would have them
The that does not know when has witnessed
the coming young with aspirations for serving the people
happy the situation and such full knowledge the
requirements Of the people in public officer
Men are needed in Lansing will permit
drift but who will fight for progress
IS n Of progress.
" Progress Is demanded every side
Not only Michigan width
nv the cry ideas and young
q the places Of responsibility in the government.
~ fills the bill
The pleased him what service toward reaa
don of lofty commendae purpose seeking
6tate such platform.
urges his district him
We predict will be elected and predict further
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-19

son. AMI he was encored until his legs
refused to respond.
The company appeared in two-act
burletta, entitled: "A trip to the
Moon" which afforded plenty OF op-
portunity for the introduction Of
songs, choruses dances and special
ties. The scenic effects were also
good, aid the costumes were almost
gorgeous. The girls OF the chorus
were shapely and danced and sang
well.
Jack Strouse, dialect singer, Is
good: Johnson and Buckley appear In
a nonsensical stunt that pleased; the
Misses Marshall and King, both hand
some, danced excellently, the latter
making hit with her Dance Of the
Andes.S A prominent part in the
program is taken by the Monarch
Four q male quartet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-19
AVENUE &.

Patrons Of the Avenue theater the
current week are treated to an inno-
walton In buriesque endeavor. The
Gordon North Amusement Co., which
opened a weeks engagement, Sunday,
Is minus q German and Hebrew
comedian, and strangely enough the
show thrives. II has always been con-
sidered poor form for burlesque
offering to be without two gentlemen
OF Teutonic and Hebraic extraction.
whose chief duties are to hurl each
other at random about the stage.
The North show has them not and
the result Is highly pleasing. In
place OF the pair Of rough-house fun
makers, tner. are two young men
who extract fun by legitimate means.
They are Phil Doyle and Billy Bak-
err. Boui can sing little and dance
little and they are provided with e
clevef line OF conversation. They are
ably aided and abetted in their efforts
by very capable company. The
work OF Marie Beaugarde and Walter
Pearson Is especially deserving OF
mention.
One of the chief assets Of the North
show Is spirited chorus OF young
women. who dance and sing with
dash and ginger. They make num-
Der OF Kaleidoscope changes OF cos
tune and are provided with a variety
OF pleasing song numbers.
Another departure In the North
show Is the absence OF an olio. The
speciality numbers are distributed
through the two burlettas and the
effect Is to make the whole less tire
some.
The show Is billed for the entire
week the usual matinees.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-19

To convert a weight expressed In
avoirdupois pounds into Kilograms
quickly multiply II by .453.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-19
GUESSING CONTEST.

Promptly at o'clock the young
marched TO their place beneath
a huge -, Miss Lestow playing
Lohengrin's - -. The - wore
white chiffon over white silk for her
costume, while the - wore the -
-. Following the - and con-
gratulations was - wedding sup
per. Mr.. Sleiter is - and skllful
,ouns paper hanger. His talented
ysan< - Is well versed In house
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-19

It's all in the style. Here the
women wear hobble skirts. In China
the women wear hobble shoes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-19

Say, here's another railroad com
pany been looted by It's trusted OH
Gals"
How did they do it?"
Told the interstate commerce COM
mission how much 1t was over-charg'
ing the shippers"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-19

There il q young man by the name
of Lee-James H. Lee-who is the
candidate ON the Democratic ticket
for state senator in the Fourth dis
trict.
And The Times desires to tell The
voters of this district, comprising the
Eighth. Tenth, Twelfth and Four
tenth wards of the city, that it Is
their duty to make sure that ne Is
elected.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-19
LAFAYETTE.

youthful lovers OF the "blood-and-
thunder" type Of drama are given an
other treat in the Lafayette this week
in the play, "A Break for Liberty.
dealing with the escape and recap
ture of the notorious Biddle brothers
in Pittsburg several years ago. Inc
NAV partly follows the real story, and
brings in enough of a love story Tor
a Mot. picturing the brothers as
couple of young fellows led astray by
a gang of crooks who have heaaquar-
tiers In a pawnshop. one OF the
brothers il attracted TO girl "hoih
the double-dyed villain OF the play
wishes to marry, and the brothers are
allowed to be captured, after which
the prison warden's wife assists them'
much as in the real story. The play
Is the last production OF the Hall AS
sociate players, a Hal Reid heart
nlay coming on next week. In this
weeks performance, the Biddle broth
ers are represented by Erin c. Fitz-
gerald and Edward b. Larenz; Nor
timer Morton, the villain, by j. Ray
mond Barrett; Sol, the pawnbroker,
nv Frank Linden, who doubles as the
warden: Sal, the girl In the case, by
Jane Lowe, and Mrs. Sheldon, the
warden's wife, by Beulah Monroe.
oAYETY.
Despite the handicap OF an orches-
ira that isn't up to the mark, the
Golden Crook Co. which opened In
the Gayety Sunday afternoon for a
weeks stay In Detroit, maintained the
standard that has been established
in the popular Lafayette boulevard
home OF burlesque. The company II
headed by Billy Arlington. late OF the
me. Him and I" company, and his
antics and grotesque makeup kept the
audience laughing most OF the time.
He was ably assisted by Edward
Johnston and Harry X. Morton. The
latter is one of the best dancers who
has appeared In the Gayety this sea-
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
DIED.

CCRDES--Msy 10, 1910. at his real
deuce. li74 Brooklyn-ave., Ralph. be-
loved husband OF Edna MAJ Cordes.
NEE Bgrnham?; FI me dwnasa ms
ave-, Thursday, at p. m.
KOCH--May s. suddenly. Mrs Gather
Inc Koch, beloved mother OF Mrs. w.
Il. Naples. Peter r. Graden, OF this
city. and Mrs. +. p. Reno. OF san
Bernardino. Cal. Funeral services
private.
LoGUE-Suddenly May 10. 1910. at her
residence. 1895 Jefferson-ave, west.
Jennie Il. Logue, sister OF Mrs. Ann
Craig. aged SO years. Funeral from
house. Thursday at y. m
MARTIN--May 10. at her late resl-
A. Martin. relict OF The late John Ia
Martin. and mother OF Nine. Frances
t. Preston, the eloCutionIst. Funeral
from above residence Friday after
noon at 80. and at Second Baptist
church at 9. lnterment at Elmwood.
Rosedale-ct., Katherine G. Macdun.
aged 90 years. Funeral Thursday.
May -, at y. m.
MCCASEY--SuddenIy MAY 10, 191O.o at
residence, $50 Holcomb-ave., John ID.
beloved husband OF Catherine Me-
$40 n. m, and from Annunciation
church OF a. IN.
PARKE--May 10, Robert, beloved huS-
land OF Anna Parke. and brother OF
Mrs. Z. r. Roy, Mrs, W q. Parks.
at sisters residence. 40 Charlotte-
ave. Notice OF funeral later
10. at his residence.
1853 Mt Eliiott-ave., John F., be-
loved husband OF Anna l. PhiIiipn'
lips. Funeral from his late resi-
dence. Thursday at y. IN.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

have been taken red-handed II o'Brien
mad not come along and warned me. {"
You don't mean TO say that II In
the old Berlin AFFAIR. after all this
long time?"
To start the Berlin people on my track
unless | gave you as much money as
You needed. It's that Chicago mess
and Capt. Stone. He always swore
that he would be even with me. and
now he has come TO England That
In why ! made my way from my own
house into here. The Pinkerton man
may be mt No. Ia still, for all know.
| can't pop out of the house, as II Is
so close TO my own. came here to
ask II you could find me some kind Of
disguise. I daresay they have fetched
oil your belongings from your lodg-
ings by this time. But tell me. why
is that old Susan allowed To have
these luxurious rooms TO sleep in? A
mere servant like her"
She Is not q mere servant" La
Belle ATLANTA went on TO explain.
"She Is half-sister OF Archibald Col
Vile, OF my husband. ! should say.
Thomas was sort OF clerk at one
time to my husbands father. Why
Susan married him. goodness only
knows. But daresay that Archibald
Colville managed to bring that about
for certain purposes OF his own. But
you may retort by asking why ! be-
came the wife OF Archibald CoNille.
Perhaps | thought that he was richer
than he turned out to be: perhaps
was under the delusion that had q
silly. weak old creature to deal with.
Al any rate. we were both mistaken,
and | was not sorry to go back TO the
old life again"
Lady Altamont shrugged her
shoulders, hopelessly. A feeling OF
depression weighed her down.
What strange, Improbable uses
we have made OF our lives" she said.
Without conceft. | may say that we
are both handsome women. both clev-
er. and are full of audacity. And yet
you are getting a precarious living on
the stage. and ] am a fugitive flying
from the police, | begin to think that
O'Brien was right after all when he
said that honesty pays best. He tells
me that he IL going 10 try that line
himself in the future"
Il am glad to hear It," the figure on
the bed said. But you must not stay
here. Fortunately, all my belongings
have been fetched from my lodgings,
SO that | can give you nice yellow
wig. and a sailor hat with a veil to
II. II you hang about here for an hour
or two, YOU can slip away from the
house in the dark and call cab. But
don't let old Susan see you In the
house; she Is very prejudiced against
you, and may feel disposed to call in
the police. Fortunately she will not
be back for an hour or more. so that
shall be able to rig you out respect
ably. and put the finishing touches
on your makeup. Pull that trunk
over there rs near to the bed as pos
siDle. and will tell you where To find
things"
Ito BE ContlnuedD
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

"a. " 'p"' 90 ~ "
Bruce b. Wheeler, 81; Hazel Tay.
lor. 20.
Bruce G. Spencer. 20; Mary A. Pet.
teys, %.
Daniel J. Goniea, 20, River Rouge
Adah Rogers, ~, Trenton.
Percy Roso, "a; Mary Halligan. 20.
Chss, b. simmons 81. Cleveland
Katherine A. Becker. as, same.
Robert Scholes, 25: Mabel Phillips, rs
Frank y Bousquett, 67;5Alela Payer
46.
John Leppo, 20; Mary Augustin, 2s.
Jacob Saleske. "a. Bellsville; Lottie
Wallace, rs, Detroit.
Ernest i. Potts, IS; Marie +. Walsh
Theodor Tylar. 26: Marie Stepko, 20
Andrew Petro, "a; Helen Pavela, %
Edgar $. Spicer, "a; Hattie Jordan
II.
Louis Domke, %; Magdalena Brieske
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
Eon rRorEHTy sALEREslDExcE PROPERTY
: CRAWFORD REAL TY co al

TRowBRIDGE. near Oakland. 3 rooms.
bath. oak nnlsh, hot air heat. large.
airy rooms; 60-ft. lot; a bargain n
$500 Terms.
GOODWIN. T-room solid brick. 35-ft.
lot. oak finish. hot air furnace. cleo
trio light modern in every instance;
-, 100, Can you equal IL? Terms.
cOLLlNGWOOD. S-Toom brick veneer.
oak finish. hot air furnace. electric
light; see this IL you are IN the mar
ket. $500. Fine terms.
MOTT rooms and bath. steam heat,
electric lights. finished In oak, nicely
decorated shade and good buy;
will take east side lot; $4,000; good
terms.
MOTT family nat, hot air heat,
electric lights. oak finished; rented
t47: $4,000. This will net you ~
per cent. Fine terms.
ROSEDALE-CT.- rooms and bath.
hot air heat. combination lights,
mantel and CRATE, fine shade; owner
leaving state and VIII sell at sac
rifice: $4,000.
We have an attractive. eXclusiS
Clows and vacant at reasonable price
MAIN 1928. Fl NICER
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
BIRTHS.
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Margaret Spencer. 70 years. 81 Noble;
pneumonia.
Pauline MacDougall, IL months. i56
RiCpelle; pneumonia.
George Barbour. ~ years, Kings hos
pltal; pneumonia.
pleurisy.
Catherine Koch, IS years. 81 clair
hotel; carbolic acid poisoning.
Jane A. Thayer, "a years, Noble sani-
tarium: nephritis
Robert Gowans. / month. ls4 Lin
wood; malnutrition.
hemorrhage, ruptured blood vessel.
Ira w. Patchin. rs years. Ashtabula.
o.; paralysis.
Mark Angelo. 50 years. st. Mary 8
hospital; pneumonia.
Bertha Cline, months, House OF
Providence: measles
Omer Delamar, 20 years, St Mary
hospital; pneumonia.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
FOR sALE--aEsrpENcE paorERrx.
SPECIAL BARGAINS

WEST SIDE-S3.BeO.
A lovely home In the West Forrest. dis
trict, on paved street; nine large
rooms and bath. full basement FUR
mace, hardwood finish and fioOfy.
handsomely decorated; a snap at a.
500: terms. s3CO down. balance
$4,000 n
Also house OF six rooms and bath
In the same locality; built a little
over year; exceptional value at Sa,-
500. Terms, 5000 down. balance
COTTAGES.
We have some coy cottages con-
tanning five rooms and bath, situated
In the East Jefferson-ave, district,
near to the Sherman and the JEFF
ferson- ave. car lines, and within
walking distance OF the Chalmers
Motor Co, at $l,750. Terms $3.50
cash, and $40 per month.
EAST SIDE.
An almost new cottage, near Nc
Clellan and Kercheval-aves., i've
rooms and bath, good cellar; finished
In oak. oak floors, convenient to JEFF
ferson-ave. and Sherman car lines,
tor co. Price s2,1O0; $500 down and
RENT s52s:
SELL FOR $4,000.
II, 10 and 81 Labrosse-st., near
SiNth--A double house. rented Sl4
per side, and single house rented for
$40: all on 50-foot lot; owner In Brit
ish Columbia, says sell at once at
" PETERSON BROS. & Co.
Tolsma bldg. 70 State-st. Main csc.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
BIRTHS.

GIRLS. Gee
John Patelny. 474 Alexandrine.
Frank Wojciekowskl. 747 Frederick
Joseph Wotdylak, 479 Superior.
Theodore Frankoski, g9g Chene
Gust Miller, 443 Magnolia.
Charles Orlawski, 1853 Thirty-second.
Charles Gosman, 262 Arndt.
William Lau. l62 Berlin.
Isaac smith,, 361 Hastings.
James Edwards. 4S1 Chippewa.
Frank Conrad. 663 Aiexandrlne.
Burton Barns. woman's hospital
John Orlich, 437 Kirby.
Alfred Knight ls5 Seward.
Charles Wise, 1870 Seward.
Israel Tompkins, 734 sixth.
Walter Petherick, Ig2 ,Bswick
JOHN Huffman. ass Brewster.
Harry Lewis, lies Commonwealth.
Emil Kostrach 1911 Ellery.
Peter Hardy, $50 Solvay.
James Howard, is Perry.
James Dorcey, IlS Sixteenth.
BOYS
Joseph Smagacz, 1853 Superior.
Leon Szesicki, Gil Warren.
Anthony Szpakowskl, 4B3 Forest
John Krakowskl. $50 Orleans
John Rybak, 4sg Garfield.
Charles smith, Providence hospital.
John Park, si7 Farnsworih.
Henry Lavoic, 1924 Jos. Campau.
John Leohn, 425 Eighteenth.
Nelson Habart, 65l waterman
Marion McCabe. 3Ts Fisher.
Charles Appel. 4St Bagg.
Louis Rabalt. 1876 Congress-
Liboire Nailloux. 5s7 franklin.
Arthur Dlckie. 223 Rosedale.
Robert Mccullough, 81 Magnolia.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

0ARLANp--Solid brick, s rooms, both
lights oak nnish. laundry chute,
window seats: very modern and only
$3.50; take east side vacant In ex-
change.
CIAAIRMOUNT--Seve rooms. SOFT lot.
large, airy light rooms. space TOT Two
more rooms. fine oak finish sa'LVo
quick sale.
MELBOURNE--Eigh rooms. hot an
furnace. combination mantels, uled
bath, nantels. hand-rubbed OAK nm
ish. large airy rooms. built-in punes,
buffers pantry, two stairwaysi
bargain at 1850.
RoSEDALE-CT--Ei rooms. Iur
mace, both lights. oak nnished anu
modern throughout; dandy al W.
600. Good terms.
MT VERNON--Double house, to-foot
,ot. oak finished, electric light not
air heat: six rooms: each a gooo puy
az $4,000.
list 81 North woodward homes. buns-
and ane terms.
w BLDG. City 6o45 x.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
The. ..*>' -~'."
People SPACES

Advertising rates under any OF
the classifications I'm these columns
one cent per word each In sertion.
cash In advance No advertisement
inserted for less than Is cents.
Persons whose names appear In
the telephone directories may have
advertisements charged at above
rates Call
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
H0ME-CITY 1885
RELL--MAIN 1893

For the convenience OF patrons,
arrangements have been made with
the following to receive liner adj.
Nertisements at the same rate rs
charged with the home office:
EAST SIDE.
H"nGhten-French coal Co.. No. asa
Cantield-aye. east.
NJ. Elliott Pharmacy. Mt Elliott and
Gratiot-aves.
+. Brown. No 1859 Jefferson-ave.
j. Mcpherson. No. 2400 Gratiot-ave.. op
posite car barns
WEST SIDE.
4. G. Eansor, No. s95 Grand River-ave
Turner stanton, No. l6S Myrtle-st
+. ". Driscoli, No. All Michlgan-sve
,. w. Mfiinrd. No. l4ls Forrest. west
w. w. Brush. No. b94 Michigan-ave.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
LAKE, AND RIVER STEAMERS.
Sc |l!,;'!j ;|S|i!'

kOr Cleveland, Pfttnbarg and All
points south and cast, leave daily l0:sS
D. m. Fare 10 Cleveland ~, PNtsou.g
whole room - SO. Weekend excuTst9n
TO cleveland every saturday nighl
SO For Sipeas, Macsi..e and way ports.
Mondays SOC y. M, and Friday s:ss
"A IN.
SC ,. m. Sundays AID Holiday s.os
city Ticket ofncs. Majestic eias..
49, Woodward. and ia GrtSwoid-st
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
ron Observation-Disclosures.

GO TO Rosenthal Store Fixture Co. for
your new and secondhand store nx-
etc. sci Hastings, corner Columbla.
Main 4022.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

BELvIDERE. south OF Gratiot. paved
street. Scment walks sewer and wa
ter; want 10 sell, cheap.
Iturlbut. near Mayk make Offer.
LAMBttECtIT KELLY CO.
SA IiRISMOLslJ-SE.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
NUMBER THIRTEEN
A Powerful Serial Story.
BY r. N. WHITE.

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