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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-20
CHEAP LANDS

On Long Time and at Low Rate of
Interest,
In the vicinity of Reese. within u
mile OF a r r station and only ten
miles from Ogden we have the fol-
lowing tracts of land for sale:
! tract of 40 acres. fenced,
cleared, per acre. e.....,s....,.S $40
tracts of so acres each. fenced
per Ncre .-..,4..s......,s,, SZo
4tracts of 30 acres each, fenced.
per acre Observation-Disclosures. $Zo
tracts of 20 acres each, fenced
partly cleared per acre ..,.,., $40
5tracts of 20 acres each, unim-
proved. per acre, ...,.s.... S1o
2 tracts OF Is acres each. fenced
and improved, per acre. .... .S25
1 tract OF 10 acres. fenced and
improved, per acre., e,,,,,..... $40
20 acres, house and barn ...,. $500
20 acres, house and barn. improv.
ed ...t......,-... 200
60 acres. house, barn and sood
improvements. ........s...S2 500
We believe this land will increase
In value so per cent In the next two
years. We offer these tracts for sale
as an investment. as a speculation
for those who do not care To farm.
To those who want to farm thoy
afford splendid chance to get a
home.
Our terms are one-tenth cash and
the balance In monthly or quarterly
payments with 8 per cent interest
Where purchasers desire We will
arrange TO have the land cleared, oul-
tiyated and planted in grain. alfalfa
or beets.
Now is the time to tic up some of
this land and get the benefit OF the
rise In value. which We believe is
sure to come on every acre Of loDd In
the Great Salt Lake Valley.
HUNTER & KENNEDY,
211 First Nations. Bank Bldg,
Bell phone 116.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-20

frame or brick structure. the changes
in temperature having but little effect
on the material They are easily kept
clean. too and are practically mouse
and vermln proof. In the east in
erecting buildings Of this kind the
walls are often completed fiat on the
ground and then raised into place. and
II Inventor Edison substantiates his
claims. II will be possible in the near
future for the comparatively poor
man to build his own concrete home
BY a method OF block construction,
which Mr. Edison has invented and
demonstrated TO a certain extent.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-20
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tain on the shore OF The Great Salt
Lake.
This map has been prepared by the
Boosters Club of Reese or Good Road
Association as 1t is called. A COM
uittee OF the same association pres
ented a petition To the County Com
missloners last Monday signed by Sc
voters and taxpayers. representing
$500 acres Of land, asking that Reese
he made a separate rPad district
From the map it appears that Reese
is about 10 miles west of ogden and
Is on the direct route to the lake, be-
ing distant from il about five miles.
The main line of the Southern Pa
citlc runs east and west cutting
through a line of 40 acre tracts leav-
Ing Is IL acres on each side of the
line. the right Of way occupying 3
acres.
The county road, which it Is pro-
posed 10 improve until is 1t in the
turnpike class, runs parallel TO the
railroad and about half mile to the
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-20
CHOICE FRUIT FARM.

20 Acres of first class land, contain
ing 17OO-three year old fruit trees a,
follows 900 Peachs principally Bl'
bcrtas. between 400 and 500 Jonathan
apples, balance Apricots and Cherries,
choice variety This property Is To-
Gated near City. close to Bamberger
line. also has plenty OF water In
Weber and Davis County Canal to
water all fruit. This IS a rare chance
for one desiring TO go into the Fruit
growing business. Price 100000,
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-20
Sale

One OF the choicest pieces of land
In Weber County. containing IL acres
which has 1-2 acres of Jonotnan
apples 9-year old trees. which VIII
produce this year six TO eight hun
dred bushels of fruit, located within
one mile of the PostofIice and only
half mile from S. P. shops for So.
600 90
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-20
CHOICE LOTS $1,000 PER
MONTH

| have u number of choice lots IN
the very desirable location. portion
OF which is in Elberta peaches To-
Gated 1-2 block from Washington
Avenue Car line All these lots have
a good depth, and range in price from
S325 90 To S550.00. Terms $4,000 down,
balance $1,000 Per Month.
This Is certainly an opportunity OF
life time for the small wage
Garner
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-20
A BEAUTIFUL HOME.

a new cement block cottage con-
taining 4-rooms and bath and good
sized pantry, very convenient. hot and
cold water. sidewalks in and paid for.
Only $1,000. This property has never
been occupied and | know youu wlii
like It.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-20
WEATHER AN AID
TO MORE ACTION
Unprecedented Spell of Gay Sun
shine Indicates Year Will
Break Record.

Six days of delightful weather this
week have had deal 10 do with the
llvelier condition of the real estate
market The showing" force OF near
ly all the offices has been on the go
from 10 in the morning until late in
the afternoon most Of the week. Con-
sequently many offices report numer-
Gus deals closed. and others in the
last stages of closing. Most of the
offices have sales well In hand. with
promise of consummation early this
week. All in all it has been a week
OF life, activity and promise. with
satisfactory profits accrulnS TO a
number of the real estate men
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-20

Building operations this week have.
If possible. ecllpsed last weeks re-
cord. The continuation Of fair wealth
er has encouraged the commencement
of numerous new structures through
out the city. and increased forces
have been put to work on some of the
large buildings in course OF construc-
tion. Three weeks OF stormless
weather is an encouragement TO
building seldom experienced III this
city the fore part of March, and ac-
cordingly the building operations for
March. 1910, give promise of being a
reooTd-hreaker
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-20

rave a Totl5F I.'op'ety5 n he didn't
Herald. oney.-Chlcago Record
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-20

m EREWITH we present a map
. OF Reese showing a stretch
OF about four miles of the
4 \ proposed automobile road
. frnrn nrdnn To ifIln AInmn.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-20

On Long Time and at Low Rate of
Interest.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-10-27
NORTH CREEK.

Our school is clio. ed this week it being
the week Of County institute.
Hunters are more plentiful here than
the zane.
VIM. Smith and Ch.. t'N u -i.. were
in town Thursday.
Ed. Cool was hon. on ae.ouat d" sick
ness. for few DAYS. bat hs. resumed his
work again.
Riley Housler, Of Err. Pa.. is visiting
friends here.
j. j. Dullen visited With u. \.
Chandler, Wednesd " ot last week
VIM. f. Lewis. lcrrv Carter md
Clendon Moore visited toe citv Sltur !av.
Allen Russel. rf Fon, Mile. called on
friends here last \. ak
Mrs Charles r.rr i. ,nito .i.. Miss
R.at,;co i ,p,y o,l ,.i,. To,i. C,.,..n
i. taking care of Nj r.
Ms N,,oio NJ. or Scr,,to, DO
and NT,.. III Man af RnmmorGoIJ
-, a,,,,,a.t. ~ ,h, h,,,o - ,L1;ra;aaa
A., H., =, = n nan '"' '''''' '''1'' "''''
~ .c 80. -
=, 't'v" .'''''' "N" VII, "''u
: ''u 'o,'eSon anu ""'' " eun'Suay ol
''S' "''N'
Alec Taylor returned to her home at
Black Creek, y. Y, Monday.
Winnie Chandler called on iiiends IN
klch Valley Monday.
Evir Brundage, OF Portage, Is guest ui
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-10-27

ter, attended the wedding Of the formers
sisra., Laura S,mwba3-e, at Johnson
bury, the past week.
Mrs. G. G Hoalat is yi,jia- her
parent, at Hicks Ron, this wees.
Mts. Geo. uerrick aud sons, OF s..
Marys, were the -uas,s uf the furmcr's
mother, Mrs. VI L Herrick, over sun
day.
Mrs. J. A. Dice aud Mrs. c, A. Dice
were visitors az hrie, over Sun4ay.
Ms Nellie FuItoQ ard children, OF
Sinuamahouioa are Tie guest, of tor.
mer- parents, Jos ki,~.I and viii.
Miss Geraldine Law, OF Remove, was
the guest Of har aunt, Mrs J n. Dice,
over SunIs,
Mr El. LJuch, Il pniI.tc.phia, Is
the -ue.f OF hi, father, Geo Lynch
Ni,-e, Loa simp,oa and LuIu Lewis
w're visitors at Emporium Thursday
evening.
}lr. Carlson uu@ ".r. Of Remove.
wen visitors in town The pass week
bLuG BELL.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-10-27
EuETLEY.

KaIe SwartZ and Eu2cne Devlipq. of
S.erIina Run. called M town ou Sunday.
b. Collins was the guest Of his son
Charles. at Hicks Run. over Sunday.
VIM II Loone and / II Smith have
boen vnry bnsiIy ENGAGED in DELIVERING
rrnit t,nos 70 rho farmers G.r tbo l,st f,,v
DAYS.
Thomas X [,iIhnrn transacted bnsinoss At
Sterlino Run saturday evening
w " Johns,n VA, r novo caller
on sunday Tie ou...t If hi dauohter
Mrs Witcbry
CI,l. C,llio. l,e G,isbe3 tbrssbing
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-10-27
S!NHAMAAONiH6.

Ear hunter, are plenty ihi, tal but
rorurag bears up 10 rDl- date.
u b.. .. tha farmers ba,. Gui-hr3ttalr
IT,. .o.. an' has" started 60 nap h.u-
H..-'.a- a0eu big crop rhi. season ju
Gaa.. -ni yirId aod lu-r size.
\. -. Gore a Son have tht.r prist
miIIIunnlug aud are uruu- out the
finest kind ol buy&whtaJ flour.
Council Bruthu- have th.ir u,v store
uulu r.u. aua mc rushing the work
along Co -el moved bafr. cold weather
sets in.
Geo =. Saalu Is butIdu- ma adIi.
ti1u 10 ti, buryl building George /.
hound ru k,gp moving. .r eau. vhsg
will lie.ay, he wllI p. ready Ug cleo.
tiu dlg.
G.ol JaLl-uu arl Iius Eo,i.u
have quiz trapping L.n, 10. al. Do. aa
tree. 1re cur or d. gsel uuI .a. beats
have alI lc.t tor 6tId, Of moore honey
J lIyny Lo4ur ana Jam,, plul.,
cgme iu from Hunter 8e.t h,t vg,a
They ruarr signs Of BOTS Of game.
tbat- l'iu aul -au captured Two
b.ar .4-r week NIur aud Company
captured twa auI Jim BrehrI.r e.r uue
a.al .pI lk.
Whrre ug he mshsy mrp.r- af
First tHA ebp brusbJ u baI, lhe
II U d
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-10-27
STERLING RUN.

Mr.. VIM, Baslcy Is quito 10 at thn
vri'iLg
Mr.. j. A. DE. and ullr rlt Sg1ly
Iur twu wcns- visit "A philadelphia
aul Nea York.
Ma. J 4. %maagli-. aul ajl. Co.
tended 'bc Tan rl'ofth ir eng,lu, J. NJ
lluyue-, az Fir,t Furk Suul1y
Jessie Parker. vh.gt. So .iaa-.y 90.
w.i che past week, died al thc EiI..
vpy hospital Nu- urigl % pr..sSmd
h-t Saturday.
Ma. t.nr -gmu.g.u. %. N.ua 3 Bob
B. u.Iae tba p.uusy usa,l ss.ur- p.as..
j IS b.r JarHs bis auseac. lu fa..
dylpba aru New York,
Master n irr-a4 Smith rl -.f.r d..
.ame ar. vI.fa th..r uI Nh Tar
r.uu Sc Nueaftt u...
AI.s- laa -mp.au. .. kuayu. Is ty.
su.t ul NlI-s lu4 iear lbls uea
Nj Nuaiaauh 900 fa-jay u s.a
ber .au bnraI r.rhr.e
Nr, llauy Ua4 uta aad lh.hl
ru. .I HaHau at Ihe a#r 20 th. lu
tgr rArua. Res Eh.rale snI ui.e
Ma. Ggo. Stmebrilse. sllg aud daueh
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-10-27

Constant roar Of musketry is in evidence
Cation & Co.,, are dojugi,nmansc stunts
on lumber for Sheriff Norris. Stormy
weather and railroad combaJs are not
obstacles to them.
Anderson Bros, have the new ?. r.
H., grade almost in sight, also their mar
row gage track. They viii soon begin
on the new public highway Won't we
put on airs when We get a boulevard
through to Emporium, Ike city parks?
Miss Swain will open a night school
near Shippeu. She will have students
of foreign birth
EX-Sheritl Swope made a hurried trip
to our burg on Tuesday. His congenial
countenance reminds US of days of yore
Messrs Wylie and Questod, second
and third trickmen, are armed to the
teeth, having laid in a stock of fire arms
and ammunition. They will take many
bear in the near future, before the sea
son closes.
The Institute is being well attended
from this district Miss Collins efforts
to make her institute success is APP
preciatcd by the public in general
Supr. Feucr is hurryiug the now
double steel railroad bridge above the
depot toward completion He uses ,hc
compressed ala riyater. which saves much
elbow lubri,aut.
The North American does not seem 10
couycncc u, Jh1t ctulilate I.ncr i, alI
in
Quite wave Of temperance reform
has come this way of late. We hear
many of The old "vc,s' VOW they
have had their ON and wil ever rc-
main faithful 10 their pledge.
Xxx.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-10-27

Some 4. .r.e Iela milling fhlus Hke
weak u.r.- uu a.uu. because lUg}
thuk lt ail rm.iY iraII lItU.y would
take Srz.ue Pls u t.ma lh.g would
4se mans dollar aaI nr strong aud
ahIa tl W.IA beside. sIa boss. d boxes
So 8.ih ul mauat Or aH i#m "A
u.fse R 4kues AI.rUs a.. H.
e.. nui-Hu pWH Emrauam where
ib. 40 aHlt. principal faneIlr an4
% uHr -ubstluI.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-10-27
MEplx Run.

Chas, Aikley IS visiting relatives at
Remove tins week
John Mitchell, Of Hicks Run, wa, a
visitor ia town SUNDAY.
/. W Gleason, of Driltwool, was 10
town ou business Wednesday,
Omar Allen ], visiting his daughter AZ
Dubois thi, week.
Willie Arulr Ieit Eriday Tor bis home
at Cook Run aud returned here We'd
u.,day noon with hi, bride
Nt- Ben Fuuer- was Ia town We'd
u.-day tess hours
John cnonaid % This place. visited
relatives ul Emporium last week
Ed Whiting. 90 Sterling Run, was .u
town ou bu.iu.-. "Wednesday
Mr Peter Eelus.r 81 Caledonia.
.prut lu4ly visiting relatives iu town.
llauiet NaIeY O.. lbs place. visited
l,r parent, 90 pn.lwuai At w,e,,
A dame. ua. brH In th. hand baH
SATURDAY i-ar 90 tha b.u,hi 90 tl,
baud ta} Na-.e aa luruIsh.d uy
th. u.H H.mHu
Fr. hN.H aas q puB. visitor
f0.-.8
N NHls C5Hua llrrtha kr.-e.
IuI f.t. ai.sw % uan De
a.,s
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-10-27


fail. -. uar~ a.r .odacK aione and
sots lo.,.,., t .,.' first Que he sees.
OrHs Wal. las whistle, Of which
he is very prolu by he way ne blows it.
Willie So craig Burk and Clar-
ence Smi opinL in Cooks Run
this fai ..... 1T for some bio catches
Fra, bura vas oug looking for bear
last VICES and NV three does.
j. II. Batchelder purchased a fine
boxing COW cae day last week. 4 full
Jloodod Jersey.
GIL Sbafer nr Rsnsz.tto was IN
town on Monday rakin. orders for honey.
He is shipping 500 pounds to New
York
In orocario, meats and ,r,,isiors of
II, kind. !. ,y,,i ). .E,.s rnJ y,a,;n,,
,ro,r. ,,u -, ..,.... ,,.,a,,. -. Ii,
at Crum bro's.
R,J. .,.....,.........,i ~. ~. en-
o,ci..,. i, IN. l..,g, f..,.. fr... H., -,
u, ,..ii,.., i'm. IN. -
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-10-27

Warm UnderW4ar
ladies Fleecad Vests and Pants SOC
Ladies' Flaecad Union Suits, S10O
Ladies' Cashmere Vests and Pants, $1C0,
1.5O
Ladies' Cashmere Union Suits, $3.50, 90
22j.
Mems FIeeced Shirts and Drawers soc
Mems Fleeced Union Suits, 510O, so.
Mems Wool Skirts and Drawers, 81 60, 1.50.
Children's Wool Shirts ana Drawers, aC-
cording 20 sizes. 25c to 75c
Childreu's FIeeced Shirts and Drawers, 25c
Children's Flesced Union Suits soc.
DR. Denton's Sleeping Garments for Child
rem, according to sz as, 50c 10 75c
Rabsn's Infants Shirts 5Oo to 60c.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-10-27
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The Detroit times., 1910-08-31

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


DetrOet UniteA IutspurSan x.snoa
FLINT LlMITEDS--p6: and e.3G ~
NJ rw,ix:sb. Ass and G:3s p. m Locnln
P m: IL p. m. to Oxford runs 20 yiln3.
eundaya To Romeo .. m. 3 Z. ms,
and every two hours TO 10 .. "a. 81
D. m. .
JACKSON LIMrTEDs - 7:4s =
!z;tb. s:<5 and s:+6 p. m. Locals ~.
jackson. O. m. and every two houPo>
20 p. m Ann Arhor. q q N anHl
nouriy 10 III D. m. Worthwhile. o:3o 81
m and hourly 20 1850 .. m. 3. -
III n m; Saline cars FROM ypsiIantl \
TOLEDO LIMITEDs-7.20 $40 au1f
1870 q, m. 1:10. $50 and $50 - n
saturdays and Sundays, 7:20 D. m. Lo~s
Gals to Toledo. $3.50 q. m. and hourly e.
$3.50 p m: Monroe only. $50 and II ~
r. NJ
poRr HURON IIMrTEps-s;4s 80
e:45 9. m, HAAS. y:45 and S:Ag =. =.
Sunday only, IL D. m. Locals TO pov{
Huron. a. m. hourly TO D. IA. 3 r.
n. 3 p. m. 70 Msrtns City only Ne.
Clemens. a: M. a. m. haif-houyly.
60 .. m: hourly TO ~ .. m. NJ.
Clemens Wis Shore Tine. ass Z. N,
hrr-lv ~ s:ss m. II n. N g
PONTIAC DIVISIONS a. m, half
hourly to .. m: hourly to II ,. nj
Birmin CHAM only. ~ D. m
WYANDOTrE DlvIslON--s:33 q 80
halt. hourly to s:ss p. m: hourly -
ORCHARD LAKE DIVISIONS = =.
hourly to IL p. m
.These cars run throusn ~ sassasw
The Detroit times., 1910-08-31
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Elizabeth Juhasz. 8 months. No. 3
Bacon: gvastro enteritis
Leonard Kurzawa. rs days. No.467
Forest-ave. east; obstruction OF bowels
Elizabeth KIN. SO years, Arnold
home; nephritis.
Marie NJ. Dembinski, 3 months. No
81 Theodore; entero colitis
Paul HIM. 90 wears. Detroit river:
accidental drowning.
Stanislawa Lemanski. II years. No.
9T2 Dubois; typhoid fever
Clemensis Chrabkowski. months.
No; 10 Adele; marasmus.
Cecil T.. Livingstone. Is years, Grace
hospital: typhoid fever.
Camille Ameloot. % years ST Marv's
hospital; typhoid fever.
Thelma Y. Lazenby. II months. No.
2s1 Baltin,ofs west; hamilton.
st Aubin; tuberculosis
Helen l.. Coye, IS years, st. Mary's
hospital; paralysis
:, Elizabeth Pratt years. Waterford.
Jacob Bastendorf. SO years. No. sol
East Grand blvd; dysentery.
Matilda Evins ] year. No. 5s9 Con-
- Ida Steck. 81 years. Lakeside and
Fox-rd,; cancer.
Charles Busch. So years. No 132 Fort
Mary A. Wise. 60 years. Cleveland.
Ohio: pericarditis
Elmer Walters. 81 years. Warsaw.
Wyo:. heart disease.
John w. Booth. rs years. No %
Elizabeth east: cerebral hemorrhage.
Anna Gudzinski. 26 years, Sump-
ter Mich. typhoid fever.
Frank Kronkowski. SO years. st.
Marys hospital; delirium tremens
George Kraft. IL years, No. 1888 Me-
kinley. pneumonia.
Glen q Collins, l month, No i3s
Twenty eighth; obstruction OF bowels.
Leon Potulski, 10 years I'm ambu-
lance. fracture OF skull (accidentaD.
Louis +. Sebille, 66 years. No. 562
Fort east: cirrhosis OF liver
Alice r.. Kelly. 40 years. No. 1892
Fort west: entero coiltis
John Dagie. IL months, No 216 West
End; castro enteritis.
steve Nemetb. months, No. $40
south: castro enteritis.
Maurice Hayes SO years No 72S
Monroe; heart disease.
chester A. Morrow. 20 years. No. 22i
Chamberlain: general debility
George WHAT'S. 1 year. No. "a Wild
man; cholera infantum-
The Detroit times., 1910-08-31
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
theodore Mette, No. 134S Van Dyke.
tarl Dallmann. No. 1857 Seneca.
Joseph Laskowski. No. 3es Chene.
head
Andrew Grey. No. 2s Fifth.
Edward Hayes, No. 1875 Grand blvd
sismnnd cybnlski. No. s go Kirby.
sam Rosens aRsi no no, Z: ass f Columbia
William Penner. No. 81 Ludden.
Oscar Young. No. SIS Puiford.
William 8orcchelmeyer. No. 1877
william shuptime. No. 2so Lincoln.
Frank Smolinsky. No. 1913 Scotch.
InosePh Nadeau, No; so Lyman.
William creme Haee, NO 90 7ss 3 M fS,rsra
Earl Rauids' No eo 2e2 Abbott
Adolnh Apanowicz, No. 1908 Nc
Dougall
John st. John. No. 1855 LeGrand
Henryq Kerowski. No. 172 Thirty
Fl W. HIN; No. ltl4 Butternut.
Clark Strohmer. No. 1883 Porter
Arthur Woolley. No. $50 Custer.
Joseph Master. No 131 Cadillac
Paul Walschon. No. 1913 Theodore.
voix
christopher Scnuur. NO. 4v6 Macomb.
Lawrence Turner, No. 296 Cass
John Smolinski, No. 96S Twenty
nth
John Avery. No. So Martin.
Martin Hoeffner. No. CAT Chene
Jack peVere, Womans hospital.
Alfred Stadler, No. 1108 Dane
William Harris: No. 1897 CLAY.
Harvey Wild. No. COS Livernois
Joseph Czermuske. No. 992 Monroe
August Chopp No. 1913 Rivard
John Reel, No s46 Franklin.
Francis Birdseye. No. 1912 Hibbard
Ernest Springer No S66 Humboldt
David Walker. No 1896 Hudson.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Francis Kukula, %; Anna Grzesko-
20 Charles Shaw. 81 Elizabeth Drake
Ks Arthur II. oeyman. 20: Marie A.
Eehy zaromski. %: Anna Tybulc-
:, Joseph f. Dubois. AZ: Jane r.
o Robert o. Relt. 81; Hazel X. Boiler.
Harold g Adams. 90; Marie C. An
r ..h stettler; as, Kipton. o.: Ida
William y. Park. "a, Detroit: Ethel
hs.ehp' 70 Mfyersdale. Pa.
scba nsfies w. Roller. 25; Minnie X.
noselaYss Atewirz. "a; Anna cirer-
Aurelia Flore. 2s; Marie Gardello. as.
hrreaerick r. Staining, 90 Antoinette
RoGh $. Smith. 81; Arnida NJ. Ma
Joseph Brand. ss: Barbara Eigen-
yaI,eenty Baryga. "a; Helena Ruskow-
Chandler A. Rogers. 25: Ethel r.
Eugene A. Sullivan, 2s, Detroit; Lot
tie r. DAILY. 29. Buffalo. NJ Y
Matuzo Hudzikiewicz. &c: Mary De-
James Besttie. 20, Detroit; Rebecca
lawrence E. Day. %: Edna Gil
ME 5eG mar 5JaizembowskI. %: Pelasia
Charles Show. 2l; Elizabeth Drake.
scR PaS & w Knack. 4s: Lena
william Hordekopf. ss. st. Clair;
Netteie Fillinger, "a.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-31
FINER AND BETTER
THAN EVER"

That's what the management say
about the Toronto Exhibition.
ID. & {. Line is offering attractive
rates. S5.65 round trip. Tickets
good going from August 28 to
September 10, returning until
September IL. Ask our city
ticket agents for particulars.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-31

''s'o inspector Tells How Illinois Cen.
trial Was pefrauded.

CHICAGO. Aug. si.-Fred C. Bar
wv, yaru Inspector OF the Ostermann
anuiae'uring Co, one ~ the concerns
.nIrsea with grating in Illinois Cen.
.,ai railroad car repair contracts. on
sne witness stand in the municipal
court; said illinois Central cars were
switched into the yards of the Oster.
~a aan pant and water applied to the
49, parts where equipment had
,sna, 'enoVed 80 rust would form and
M would appear necessary. In
80 way barbott declared. the rail-
go company was paying twice for It's
car equipment.
yuin a,oo.t also said that some OF the
LINUS centrals car inspectors were
,oeelVins pay checks from the Oster.
"''''h company and that he had seen
The Detroit times., 1910-08-31
MAN is MISSING.
Matthew Walters Friends Are Alarm
ed over Disappearance.

Friends OF Matthew Walters. aged
about 22 years. who disappeared from
his boarding house at No. GA Brush
st. Aug. l6, are greatly alarmed over
his continued absence. Nothing has
been heard from him since he went
away. and his friends have requested
the assistance of the police in finding
him.
Walters had been complaining for
several days OF feeling poorly, and
when he left his boarding house re-
marked to his. roommate that he be
lieved he would enter a hospital.
Every hospital in the city has been
communicated with by phone, and
Miss Henderson. his landlady, called
The Detroit times., 1910-08-31

EARNS For SALE


"a acres, with good buildings -
near Royal oak ...... s4'fVV
so acres, is miles out. hne ianu' soo
good barn ....s'ss'''- F"'""V
20 ACRES, 10 ih'ieS ou' .'.e''......s5. 500
80 acres on car . ',i'e' ~ 900
% acres half mile OF car line
small buildings .',,...S i'oVV
20 sn acres n,,lI lain and fruit So. 500
$40 acres Ce eesrs lime $50
4s9 acres acres improves. I'm. 50, 500
100 ,S acres improves" e"'. 600
Gao acres prairie land; near
new railroad; $1,000 cash,
balance II years time SIOoV
so acres Chippewa county
easy terms 80. - '2vV
TO Alberta Sept. ana ~
{. <. BEADLE, 4 McGraw Bldg.
Main 1924. CITY oo-f-N'
The Detroit times., 1910-08-31
Two striksbreakers Wounded In Riot.

TWO striksbreakers Wounded In Riot.
NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Two men,
strikebreakers, were wounded and Po-
lice Magistrate +. CASTOR Higginboth-
am had 4 narrow escape from being
shot during a riot between strikers
and strikebreakers near the Williams
burg refinery OF the sugar trust today
Higginbotham- has been giving all
strikers arraigned before him for riot
Ing the limit. The Brooklyn police
think an attempt was made to kill bin
and that the riot was started while he
was In The vicinity with that object in
view. The magistrate took refuge In
hallway until police reserves dis
persed the rioters. Both of the men
shot will recover.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-31

personally at the larger institutions,
put could get no trace OF him.
walters was employed as a metal
worker by the G.. X. Wilson Body Co.
tie Is said TO have been a good work
man, industrious and steady. He is
German and has been In this coun-
try but short time.