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Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-20
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-20

VICTOR RosEwATER. EDITOR
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-20

ouNDED BY EDWARD RosEwATER
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25

mated at sl5O.OO0 aimee, his residence
in Colorado RE says that the chil-
dren OF his wife by her former mar
rlage are desirous OF securing a por-
ton Of IT, hence the suit for separate
maintenance, he declares.
Smith first married y Miss Cook IN
Ptnnsy lyania in 1872 She lived TO be
about go years Of age and bore him
eiSht children. Then Smith married
his wife's sister who had been their
housekeepor for number of years.
There were three children resulting
from this union, the second Mrs. Smith
also passing away. The present Mrs
Smith was widow OF a brother OF
the two former Mrs. Smiths She
had eight children from her first mar.
riage.
Smith and one OF his sons went 20
Wilkesbarre, Pa. from where ne
again wrote TO Mrs. Cook, telling her
to meet him az the depot in that city
II size wished TO become his wife
Mrs. Cook answered in person and
the Euptials We're celebrated Aug. -
1906
Mrs. Smith alleges cruelty, but
does not ASK a divorce. She demands
an equable division of the property
$1,000 attorneys fee. 500 court cost 5
and 500 a month alimony during the
tendency OF the action
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25

There's many a slip between being
appointed to a government job ana
getting on the payroll, or in other
words it's a long lane from the sign
ing of the appointment papers 10 the
chief justiceship of the United States
supreme court There being yawn'
ing waste basket nearby.
This il is well TO remember in these
days when the~ceHter seat OH the SUI
preme bench is again vacant, and
many willing and self-sacrificing pa
triots are casting longing eyes capital
ward
1t was an open secret that President
Cleveland once signed Judge George
Gray's appointment as chief justice
of the supreme court. and then al the
last minute threw il into the waste
basket and handed the juicy legal
plum over to Judge Fuller. because
of reasons OF state" il was explained.
Since then Judge Gray has achieved
greater fame as the national arbitrat-
or in labor disputes. starting with the
big coal strike in 1902.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
Albert Malnovski. 1000 Livernois.
Melvin Mes. lI2I Townsend.
Michael Trrpczy ski 3S7 Trirty-hrst.
Harris Billings. cor. SylN ester and
Townsend.
Ludwik Padal 500 Bcaubion.
Clement Brzcski. 80 Cannrld.
Harry llamliu. l2S Harrison
Loren 'NebbCr. 2l2 tanu"ld
Lewis SNart, Az Putnam.
VIM LaskowskN. 49, Grandy
VIM. Brrridgc. l62 California.
Fred carr. - Cameron.
Chester Mcintyre, ~ Campbell.
Peter Sicfcrt. 3l2 Clinton
Harry Earr. 203 l.othrop.
JCSCrm 'ormicclu. Ij3 Windc'.
Joe Iusumauo. 49, I.drncd
ClYgnatic AlfanU. - Maromh
BOYS
Adelhcrt Swlrthout. 80 Walnut
Frank Hcutbcrgcr. "3N Roosevelt.
A1tNandcr krZcminski, $40 Thirticth.
Edward Lowrcnci 113 Pennsylvania
tWiusD
Wuhcm Kucuel ~ Linden.
Richard Malone. G3i sixth.
Richard Lazcuby. 329 Mullett
Joseph Mastai. ~ Turner.
Joe IitlinEki 80 GraudN
Frederick BaloZsOitZ. q Rowan
ChtS Rankin, . Forsyth
Potter Silkowsky, 9u9 Warren.
Wm lioumdn. 1852 Concord.
I,hn earle, Horace-ayc.
VIM &. IcIZ. $50 ElutWoOd.
Iohr Goldt. 35l Gratiot
John Fitzgerald. lJ3 Townsend
ItpSSariCc Doteo. ISL -. Aubiu
August Rallu $50 CharlcvoiN
Norman Narrick. ~ Napoleon.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
NOTICE -. STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE,
Detroit. Nov. 81. 1910
Paving Notice No. 1857.
C0PLIN AVENUE.

10 Anthony Buderman. Anthony
Burknardt Henry G. barton. Albert
collins, f. &. Campbell. Emil J. Che
not, Mary y Durtee, Mary Ferris, Lucy
X Gale, George = Grail, Jennie Hask-
lns George liueDrer, EdWar.! j. Ne
uel Bertha Itcrmiger, Ernest Is. Perry
Albert y Palmer. Edward II. Palmer
Thomas a Palmer, William X. Reed
j theodore !. Roger, Charles SChWeit TER
Louis Sauer. Louise Strengson, II. Syl-
Xestcr, William VI Soulliere, John
ItEDhon, Charles r. .Grombley, WILL
hanson and Itadcline Ralph H. Wilkin-
son. william ~ Weber, Frederick War
dell. Frederick Wciland, and TO all
other persons owning, occupying, oF
otnt rwise interested in any OF the lots
and premises fronting on Coplin ave
nue.. In said city of Detroit. within the
limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council of the city Of
Detroit. having ordered SO much of
CoPlin avenue, from the north line of
Jefferson avenue TO the south curb line
Of KerCheval avenue. to he graded and
paved. notice is hereby given that an
assessment has been made upon all the
lots and premises fronting on said
CoUiin avenue. and liable TO be assess
ed for said Improvement under the pro-
visions Of the city Charter, and that
"A roll of Said assessment Is now COM
plCtcds and viii remain al the Assess
ors' OffiCc, in tho city OF Detroit. from
the date hereof until Dec. 6. 1910 for
the inspection OF all persons concerned
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY JOHN & NAGEL
GOD President
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
MARRIAGE A GAMBLE.
SAYS OCT0GENARIAN
Father Of Eleven Children, Sued For
Divorce. Has Had Three
Wives

DENVER. Nov. 2,.--Leyi NJ. Smitl.
50 years old. father OF half score
of children, who has buried two wives
and is being sued for separate main
tenance by his third. a woman aged
60, SAYS IF had to live my life al.
over again ! would do just as | did
marry. Marriage is gamble, but
have no regrets, though cannot
imagine why my wife should have fl
ed this suit against me. The unwar-
ranted interference OF her children in
our affairs destroyed our happiness.
There could be no other cause.
Smith, the man who started the
first bank at Golden and who negoti-
ated with David H. Mofiat in the ear
ly days 10 enter into the banking
business in Denver, bur could not
agree upon the terms. shows but lit
tie evidence Of the march of years
Time has dealt tenderly with him.
smith has amassed property esti-
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
DAILY DEATH LIST

Hattie Butlrr. 1T. Maty's hospital -
years. tuberculosis
Esther ncLisic. ie7 st jean 81
SEE, ~. tubrtcultr liver
tellN FlDmlud. Kings hospital as
years pneumonia
KITTY KwinskN tH!lh ems Free Aoa-
pital years; burns.
Frauci ErIWu. 20, Josephine. 50
years rheumatism
Thomas Cnhill. asa canton, ae years;
pulmonary hem"r ha -.
Anthony EpzEacki 1905 Jo. tampaW
90 years astIlH
W q W.tnrow. 27il2 Fisher 81
yc;t.S. Hrt,Iio s,leTosis
Ann itard. seattle. Wash. - years.
angina pc, toris.
t.uirucr lIoNHsE, thildrt us Free
hospital, years, tuberculosis
t-Hu,ls Spgruger. - Bakrt. 6 months.
con .ulsioTa.
Richard BrHIlil So milwaukee. ~
years general drrtlltE
Sani-, Mt-,k - Mtf hospital is
years 90 laust iGu pSttlfp@is
Stanley EostoNekI JOS Willis. o.,
Elcrarr N,jt.l rSe Hunt year.
bronchitis
Niruu,i Erinuardt 30 cict Gland. "a
years. mitra ir,ufIticuc1
ttdwutd IytuSk. IFS Ettard years.
burns AMI shock
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
DIED.


by RNt,--Richard Nov %. AT resi-
dence, 5O2 DiN-aNe.. beloved and eld-
est son Of Mrs Susan BYrne and
brother OF " .llinm IL, Edward, John,
Frank and Mrs. John \ Worcester.
Funeral saturday. Nov 20, from resi-
dvncc al . D. m Burial under aus
pices of Oriental lodge No 2i0, +. ~
\ NJ
BuCHANAN-No %. 1910. at resi-
denco, 1o5 Hazelwood-av Mary
Elizabeth beloved daughter OF Mrs.
Margaret buchanan. Funeral from
residence saturday at sac a. IN. and
To Blessed Sacrament church at .
o'clock. Kindly omit flowers Bur
ial IN Mt. Olivet
O'FLYNN- Nov. %. 1910 Alice Breen,
Wife of Edward D'Flynn Funeral
from residence. 595 Cass-ave.. Satur-
g day morning at $3.50. Services at So
Peter and Paufs Jesuit church at .
a m. Burial private.
sister. Mrs T. McGreevy. s03 Trum-
bull-aNe, brother OF Joseph ~,
Nicholas T. and Gertie Ohl-
ert Mrs. Albert Currie, Mrs. chris
tina klock. Funeral saturday from
above residence at $50 and Holy
Trinity church AT IA, m
OBINSON-Thursday Nov. "a Charles
w, ca Charlotte-aVe.. an elder IN
Westminster church for many years.
Funeral services from Westminster
Troy, y. Y, papers please copy.
JANISSE- Nov. -, Faria. aged 81 be-
loved wife of Climapuc Janissc, AT
her home, No 765 jefferson ave. Fu-
neral at "A IN. Monday, from 81.
Joachims church.
TER--Clarence T., al the Noble
Sanitarium. son OF the late Thomas
O. Potter and brother Of Mrs j.
Sparkling, Miss Esther Potter, OF De-
tToit. Miss Florence Potter, of Ann
Arbor and II. j. Potter, OF Sierra
Madre. Cal Funeral private today
az D. IN. from w. L. Hamilton )
chapel.
SLEVIN-N 23. 1910 Edward y,
aged 90 years. beloved husband 81
Jane Slevin. Funeral services at his
late residence. pa Wills west, sat
urday at 1870 y. m,
SOPER-Edward aged 60 beloved
husband OF Jenny Soper, 1t 2Si Ma
tional Funeral Saturday at 30,
Central GOSPEL hall.
MILL AMS-Nov. %, 1910 at her late
residence. i95 Larned-st. east, Mrs
Harriet Williams. beloved wife IF
samuel Williams and mother OF Mrs
Richard Carter. Of Toronto. Funeral
from above residence Saturday after
noon at 2;30 and St Mathew church
at z II m
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
Thanksgiving in Detention Room.

Only one, solitary lonely little boy
spent Thanksgiving day in the deten-
ton room OF the juvenile court. This
youngster is a Chicago lad. who was
picked up "Wednesday afternoon. He
vas brought TO Detroit. he said. by a
man with whom he picked up an ac-
quaintance. Fhe boy said he made a
living carrying grips about the no.
tells and the depots in Chicago ana
while thus engaged, made the ac-
quaintance OF the man who brought
him to Detroit, and abandoned him.
His parents were telegraphed To anu
they promised 10 send ticket Thurs
lay morning, but it did not arrive un-
I'll Friday morning. so the youngster
spent dreary day He did not want
for a THANKSGIVING dinner. however
the county building guards seeing
that on his plate was a generous sup.
ply of turkey.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
Office - STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Nov. -. 1910
Paving Notice No. 1886.
WATERLOO STREET.

To samuel buIicil, ". Dd4tvIi, VI. a
l5rlsuAer. Frederick BOldt. j Ccciel,
lmIl Cyuia&, Mary De Nos. Anna Del
serl. J. NJ Fritsch, Peter Gipperici.
p. illtuup Grohu. Christian Jarrait,
rank lepes, Johanna kuIL GeOrg
,Iu-, Heua kereuCK. victor J. La
.rG.y. JussIl l.. H. EspcraUco, Gottfricd
.ubl,.u. Michigan Central railroad,
ryu,rIck NtNuann, feniusuIar EiCc-
.ric Llsat CO. Henry Pewter. W IA
..ussel, EDWARD ". Ross. Louis y.
lhyyarzudu. Charles SchmIdt, sophia
mitk ! hoWas thoTley, Henry Van
,tt ucrgue, Bryant Walker. samuel
is uscr, and TO all other persons own
ilE. occupying Or otherwise Interested
80 amy OF thc lots and premises 'front.'
AK on Waterloo street. in said City OF
.etIo.t within the limits hereinafter
Mentioned
Tho Common Council of the CITY II
ietrU.t, having ord Tered so much Of
Ngt.rIoo street. from the east line ~
1t EIItott avenue o. the west curb line
Il bellevue avenue, 10 he graded and
.Vtd. notice rs hereby given that an
sS,y=ment mas been made upon all the
lots and premises fronting on said
waterloo street. ana liable To be as
.esscd fCr s-i" Improvement under the
provisions OF the city Charter. and
that ID roll OF said assessment is now
completed. and Viii remain at the As
sessions OfIcc. iu the city Of Detroit
from she date hereof until Dec g. 1910
Tor She inspection ~ all persons con
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
49, JOHN G NAGEi.
Igg) President
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25

-
Lot Thomas V. - retords SUB OF
lots ana o1 the SUB of the T.. part
OF the Messmorc farm. frac sec 30. +
l :, r. IL L..
Tie Common Council of the city Of
Detroit. having n&ed ana determined
that said district, herein above descrlD-
Cd, - benefited Dy the opening OF t1f-
tecnth street, from Marquette avenue
20 Milwaukee avenue. where not al
ready opened, as Il public street and
highway, ana having resolved that
{i,31S. 20 OF the damages awarded by a
verdict Of jury IN the Recorder
Count OF the CITY Of Detroit. IN pur-
suaHcc OF proceedings under the pro-
Visions Of Act 124 OF the Public Acts
the owners and occupants Of the tax
able real estate included in said dis
trict. IN proportion, as near as may be,
60 the advantage which each lot Or
parcel Is deemed TO acquire by such
opening
Notice is hereby given. that an AS
sessmeut has been made upon all the
lots and premises included in said dis
trict and liable to be assessed for said
Improvement under the provisions of
said public act. and that a roll OF said
assessment is now completed. and will
remain at the Assessors Offtce. in the
city Of Detroit, for twelve days from
The date 81 the hrst publication OF TINS
notice, that is from the date hereof un-
I'll Dec s. 19IO, for tie inspection OF
all persons concerned therein. and that
the Board OF Assessors will meet on
o'clock a m. at their office In the city
Hall and will remain in session be-
tween the hours of 10 a. m. and l2 m
on said day, and during the same hours
for three successive days thereafter,
TO hear any person or persons desiring
20 object 20 any assessment so made,
and TO review and correct the same. n
correction thereof be found necessary
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY JOHN C. NAGEL,
$3.50 President.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
lp,ILY DEArH LIST.

Emiliazytosk. is7S RNard, 6 years;
shock ana burns
Aloisa Skoncvny 30 Ruhy-pl,. 81
months, commissions.
Theodore SsZacinskl. 9ll Riopelle. 20
years curbolic acid poisoning, suicide.
Margaret Shamadam. ISL Plum, 81
years, chronic cystitis
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25

Change in Time-Michiean Central.
Effective, Sunday, November 27th,
important changes will be made in the
line Of Michigan Central trains
Full particulars at City Office. Opera
..ouse Block, and Station, Foot OF
Third Street.
JOS. S. Hall, Asst. Gen. Passenger
Agent.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
DETROIT UNITED TNTnRURBAY
LINEQ.

PORT HURON LIMITEDS--7 O. n.
and every two hours to D. m; Sun
days only, IL y. m. Through locals.
a m. and every two hours TO 8 p. ~
hourly TO 5 p. m. including limite41
hourly to IL p. m Shore line TO ~
Clemens. S:2s a. m. hourly to 11:2e
FLINT LfMITEDs-s7:3s a m. %
a. m, GIBBS p. m, 2:35 y. m, s4:ee
m. Through locals. a. m. every tV
hours TO > y. m: oxford only. IL y
Flint. Sundays only. IL p. m. To Ro0
a. m, a. IN. and every two houeD
JhCKSoN LIMITEDs-s:1sa a. -
every two hours TO Sis p. IN. Thyv
locals { n m and every two houL3
2 n m; Ann Arbor only. n M o103
m % m. 10 y. m. III p. m. NoetDv
only $50 a m. hourly 70 e:S0 r.
7:36 p. m. 3 p IN. ii p m sai'ne
iro TnI EDO DO IIMrTEps-7:fc a, - W.
every two hours To $50 2. m: ~
srd Sunday. 1920 p. m. ThrouGA
Gao n m and hourly 20 s:Sv
MS NOVA ND6TTE Dfv.--s:ss, q. Gk-<
honrIy 10 s33 .. m. hourly q III
pnSTIAc Dlv.--s a. M. 20 to, ~ -
- 20 $50 o. m. hourly - ~
service n m: RIrmlngham ouly. =
obs;.IIARD LAKE DIV. ---s n m.s ~
~ 20 IL q. M
.These cars ru- through 20 s<e9@1
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25

2l0 r. OF ) 700 II. Of p TO IT.
block and the f.. 290. 10 II. OF >
no o. r. OF " 1913 IT.. lying H. OF and
adjoining Sixteenth street, exec FIJI
lCeuth stl eet, opened, blocl q
MrssnOre farm. part OF fraC. sec. /, I
- a.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
O'BitIEN's Sun.

Lots | TO 10, both inclusive; lots 49,
10 li0. both inclusive--O' Bticns sub. of
the H. y OF t. q. No "A, known as the
I.afontaire farm, y. OF Warren avenue,
II u
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Campau Barnes. PC Alice Harding.
Alphonse J. ouellette. 2l; Reta Men
ard, 10
MIL William N Kyekman' "a; Lucille An
Charles ). Stevenson. %, Margareta
y. Lindsay, 20.
Theodore u. Hinchcliftt, Jr., 81; Bea-
trice T.. Hawkins. 20
James McCabe. -; Margaret West.
Guy W. Leach, 20. Antoinette NJ
Irving NJ. Hadley, - Bertha Voigt
Rudolph A. Sass 20; Elenore A. Helm,
10
Frank Dalecke, "a Minnie Buchanan.
21
Frank \. Berschbach, 80, Louise Vi
leyn. %.
Simon G. Short. "a. West Unity O..
Emma King, %, same.
Arthur NJ, Gibson, 3d. Regina T.
Robinson, Is
Kenneth +; Kilbourn. 80; Maude L..
Roy Mclean. "a, Flint Minnie L.
Scherer 20, Flat Rock.
William Duegnel. -, Detroit; Title
Balko. %. Worthwhile.
William Fabel, Al, Lizzie Schwartz,
Edward Begin "a Emma Goodreau.
"a
Waiter $. Bronson. 90 Anna l.
Bloom 22
Henry SEWERS. % Mary Willard. 81
Fred G. Krapf, 81; Elsie Depung, Is.
Alva HUM, 80 Rosa II. Birdseye, 20
Morvalden J ELS. 81 Irene - Sager
20
Emory b. Yingling. 20, Saginaw;
Elva Jackson, 81, Detroit
Guy Patten. 20, Josephine Buhr. 10
John w. Drawer. 80. Eva La Blanc,
81
Edward Young. "a; Ida Fiddick, &c
Ewald Noiet. IS, Detroit; Effie Ran
KEEL 10, Cleveland, O.
Karl Sindgen %, New York city:
Jessie Houston. 2S. Detroit
Andrew J. Devere. 90 Mary ! Hess,
81
Harry c. Cathcart. &c; Caroline \.
Edwards 81
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
CnNs. l.. MEssMoRE,s Sun.
NIEssNInR,t EAnM.

Lots SO 10 40. both inclusive-Ch
l.. MessmoTe's sub Of the My 8 acres
Of lot ]. Of ne James Messmore Estate
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
LAKE AND RIVER srnA1Iu11l5


For Cieveiana, PItssbusv 6n1 ,
points south and east t<ave dotoy 1U<l
y. IN Fare to Cleveland. ~. pittn6
! s35: lower herths: - uppes b4t@
rursion 90 Cleveland every on3m1
night. 81 90 re md trip. ..xI
City Ticket ofnccs: Nlnieot1o
is7 Woodward and 17e oriovo11 e.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
wNNrED--BOA AND ROOM.

FRANKLIN HOUSE.
Cor. Iarucd & Bates-sts one block
from Woodward a. 1eiferson-aves
Rooms per day soc. Use, 81 Single
meals %, Rooms per week 81 so. 81.
81, s5 So with board Sc SO 10 $40
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
NOTICE OF STREET OPENING
ASSESSMENT.

BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit Nov %. 1910
Notice OF street opening assessment
roll No POI. fnI nnnninp
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
GONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY LOANED
SALARIED PEOPLE.
a. half the rates charged By loan COM
panies
BURKART
Private Bankes 10 McGraw BIOS
ONCE Hours, IN 20 p -
CONS UCTION LOANs--LIoer''
amounts } J. Weber aet dratiot
Bu.i.es--ltAc Pyfntfag. No tvss snc
no feathers The plain. neat Kind thas
looks light Time. prtuune 80
sohn Rat Main itss. or CIV sss~
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
FOR sALE-vACAHr LOTS. 4
BUILDING LOTS q
S1.oo Down, $I.oo Weekly. \


Csdillac-ave, south Of Gratfot, coruoes
Schumacher; cement walk, wator ano
trees: 1915. 50,
car barn: a few left at $500 and -
Michigan and Parkinson. dns locat1o0s,
at $3.50. 80
North woodward, hve minutee VAIN
from new car barn and Ford pleNtsf
close to new school: excellent ou1b44s
ing lots at $3.50 each a.
Glendale subdivision. In the center o.
Highland Park; just put on the marts
ket; lots 80. 81, SO and 34x1s6: Gloss
TO all improvements and In the bpl4,
resident section: bargains 1T e99V
and $3.50 each. ,ca
Many other lots I'm all parts OF the.
city See US before buying. We ca
suit you. =
NO INTEREST
charged the buyer. No payments IL
make il sick or out OF work Tea.
PEI cent allowed on extra pay ment9
Main Office open Saturday eveninD.
PASSENGER n MOORE. 90S Tolo>
graph bldg
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25

Lots ! To IA. both inciusiye--ieter
Hughes 81 cond sub. Of the ;. Ely part
lots 10 ana IL of Leavitt's sub of the
~. part OF the Messmorc farm, all IN
trac sec. !. r. =, X Ii L..
Lot 10 Amended plat Of lots 10 TO 10,
10th Inclusive. and lots 81 10 &c. Peter
Hughes second sub. Of the = Ely part
Of lot l. James Messmore Estate, ami
lots 10 and II OF Leavitt's sub of the
= part OF the Messnore farm. all IA
frAn geo 1 L 8 II IL l.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25

UFFTIE HOI RS.
DAILY, ) a. IN. to = y.
IN. Sundays and Holt
days, . to 4.
UT-OF-TOWN PA
TlENTS should write
for appointment and
have work done same
day they come In
W ell pay carfare.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
NOTICE OF STREET OPENING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE.

Detroit. Nov 2l 1910
Notice OF StfGet Opening Assessment
Roll No 200. TOR opening
FIFTEENTH STREET.
From Marquette avenue 10 Milwau-
kee avenue, where not already opened.
as public street and highway.
. To James Adams, Albert H. Blount.
~ l. Baker John Bornman, Albert
Hachman. Joseph Colwcll, samuel
ColMeH &. Domeck, Louise Danger,
l'ora Duwan, EloanOre NJ Eerrlei, re-
ter hughes, sarah l. Hughes, Willlam
Hart. William Iieilen. Henry ; hoppih,
Mckenzie, Fr ink G. Nichols, Emily
Otonnor. L. r. Phistcr. Peoples state
Bank. Roderick Park, Merritt II refer
son Edward ". Pendleton. r. ~ ton-
inson ct al. W ; Rathbone Land 60
Ltd. William keid John Squire, NJ =
SickC lsteel. Wallace and clark, Henry
Williams. Henry G. Weber william l..
Witter, Mary Worth and 90 all other
2Crsons owning, occupying. or other,
wise Interested in any of the lots ana
trict and portion OF the city OF De
troit, WAYNE county. Mich. to-wit:
HERBERT a.. BAKERS Sun.
Lots ib and a.. lots 81 To 20. both IN
lusiVe-Hcrbert L. Bakers SUB. OF lot
OF the James MCssmore Estate, frac.
sec. !, !. ; =, Il ! r.. and frac. sec 30
T. y, X II r., except sly 2lO:64 II
HoRsFiLL Sun.
Lots 20 - 27 both inclusive-The
liorsfall sub OF part OF lot ], frac. see.
/, T. $, r. IL T.
III GHEs SUB.
Lots l6 TO 80 both Observation-Disclosures
SUB OF part of lot /. James Messmore
Estate Irac. sec. /. Il. = X ii
PETER liIGIII.S, SECOND IN
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25

A.A-DETROIT TYPEWRITER CO.
500, all makers. SIS up; RIBBONS, PA
PER CARTOONS. x Price. Renting,
Repairing Catalogue free. 1873
Shelby-st
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25

'ARIONB az bcaufiful pew pianos in
beautiful polished mahogany. oak or
duh oak cates 10 monthly Rent
applied II purchased iinG tranO
House. q. G'auot ave, opp, Library
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


KINGSBURY upright piano. fancy wal
nut ease Of artistic design, plain and
rich. The Kingsbury is one of our
own makes and we are proud TO state
10000. which Is conclusive proof or
their popularity. This instrument Is
only shopworn, but We include II In
our bargain list, Regular selling
price. 1915 IL taken at once. as we
need room, it's yours for. go. s2t5
$40 cash and So monthly.
THE CABLE PIANO CO.
2ls Woodward.
A.A.-DETROIT TYPEWRITER CO.
500, all makers. SIS up; RIBBONS, PA
FER CARBoNS. Y Price, renting ss
Shelby-st.
Conover baby grand pi-
anO in handsome mahogany case. has
had some use but looks just like
new. The Conover is II piano or %
years standing and needs no intro
duction This style sells regularly at
$500 To make room, and we GER
tainlY need room. we offer II. II taken
at once. for. ...........,.... $3.50
Easy payments.
THE CABLE PIANO CO,
2ls Woodward.
Niolins, Comets, Clarinets,
Flutes, Mandolins, Guitars,
Drums
At less than jobbers' prices. We are
overlooked in these lines ana must
unload. We are making unusual In
duCements for quick sales and VIII
sell on easy Payments. " you heeu
anything in tins line il Will pay you
TO look us over at once. Don't delay.
tor these bargains Will not remain
long unsold WILLARD BR1 AMI
MUSIC HOUSE. els WOODWARD
CABLE upright piano, large size, wal
nut case of artistic design. This ~ =
strument has had about one year
use Was exchanged toward one or
our famous player pianos. When
new this style sells for $4O0. We now
offer 1t Tor ............. ,.,'. @Svo
Don't fail to see this bargain, wv
cash and sc monthly
THE CABLE PIANO CO.
2lS Woodward.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
SIS Set of Teeth So

Il of do give a writ
Guarantee that back of both the durability
work the quality OF the materials
10 years Phone for free examination and appoint<s4
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25

Detroit. Nov 2l 1910
Notice OF StfGet Opening Assessment
Roll No 200 tor opening
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25

NOTICE-If any poor girl Is In troub9Gy.
needing advice, friendship or he'll
write or call on ;. e. MARGAH4f3K
DtFY, 1913 Fort-st. west, SalvaVQNs
Army. $500
The Detroit times., 1910-11-25
IIELI. MNNTED--MALE.

ABLE BODIED men wanted for the u.
> Marine Corps between the ages OF
- and 20. Must be native born or
have first papers. Monthly pay So
To $50. Additional compensation pos
sible Food. clothing, quarters and
medical attendance free. After 80
years service can retire with 10 per
cent of pay and allowances. service
on board ship and ashore In all parts
of the world. Apply at L. =. Marine
Corps Recruiting office, 10 Forrest.
west, Detroit, Mich.