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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-02-14
d.. Pierce'S FaYorite Prescription

Is the best Of all medicines for the Of diseases
disorders and weaknesses peculiar IL is the
only preparation of its kind devised by regularly &radu
aed physician-an experienced and skilled specialist IN
the diseases of women.
II is q safe medicine In any condition of the system.
THE ONE REMEDY which contains alcohol
and NO injurious habit-formins drugs and which
creates craving for such stimulanfs.
THE ONE REMEDY SO food that its makers
not afraid to print its every ingredient ON
each outside bottle wrapper and attest to tho
truthfuness of the same under oath.
1t sold by medicine dealers everywhere, and any dea
Set it. Don't take substitute of unknown composition
KNOWN COMPOSITION No counterfeit good as the gen
who something else is ust food Dr. Pierce
or is trying to deceive you for his own selfish benefit sus
trusted. He is trine with your most priceless posses
may be your life ITSELF See that yos get wkaf ask TOR
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-02-14
Death Sentence for negro.

William Frazier. a negro. was SEN
fenced to the electric chair Friday,
after trail in Georgetown. on charges
OF having assaulted girl of his own
race and beating her nearly to death
when she resisted. The case is believ-
ed to have been the only one in this
state where such a crime, with only
negroes concerned. has resulted in
the extreme penalty of the law.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-02-14
Accuse OF Stealing.

=; Z. Chamberlain, of Clinton, Me.
ooldiy accuses Rucklen's Arnica Salve
OF stsallng-the sting from burns or
Scalds-the pain from sores of all
KindsLthe distress from boils or piles
1T robs cuts. corns, bruises or INN.
RES or their terror" he says. "as as
healing remedy its equal don't ex-
ISL. Only 20 cents at Oberdorfer,s
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-02-14
Good Advice ct ANY Tim.

The girl who wishes 10 relieve be,
life OF monotony. who wishes to nut
behind the old things of the old year
must make new friends. read new
books, think new thoughts. Thus she
Will Ring out the old. ring in the
new" and her life shall be richer and
fuller thereby.-Exchange.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-02-14
Crecelius Will Run.

DR.. {. F. Crecelius. of Falmouth.
author of the "Crecelius tobacco bill"
and candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Secretary of State, has
been put into the race for the Demo-
cratic nomination for State Scnool
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-02-14
keverSeS Little Death Sentence

The Court of Appeals Tuesday re-
versed the Breathitt Circuit Court in
the case of Charles Little VS.. Common
wealth and grants Little a new trial
on the ground that he was hurried into
trial and forced to plead guilty for fear
ne would be mobbed if he did not
Little shot and killed Matt Crawford
last October and was sentenced to be
electrocuted.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-07

Wclsk', John Wclsand. Thomas Wall
CORA Wojciech Widoch Frank Weller.
i. WiesDcwsk Ernest WinCkleT, John
leila, II. ZcnsZtak. Valentine Zalewski.
Joseph lander Julia Zieski. Leo ZieskL
John lynda j Zeba. j. ZNmslowski,
AMI 10 all other persons owning, ,occu-
pying, or otherwise interested in any
Of the lots and premises. fronting on
Superior street in said CITY of Detroit.
within the limits hereinafter mem
toned
The Common Council Of the city OF
Detroit. having ordered much Of
superior street. from the east line Of
RuS$rtt strcrt m tirc- wrSt rtrrb tine Or
M"Dougall avenue To be graded and
paved, notice is hereby given that an
assessment has been made upon all the
lots, and premises fronting on sad
superior street and liable 10 he as
sesScd FOR said Improvement under the
provisions Of the city charter. and
that Il roll OF said assessment rs now
completed and will remain at the AS
SCISSORS Once, i'm the city Of Detroit.
from the date aereof until November
81 1911, for the inspection Of an per-
Sous concerned therein
(6iD BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY HENRY PLASS
President.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-07
DIED

pr.t-.re, Nov - his
- s;d.ucc 1906 Waterman aNR tr"d-
crik beloved husband OF Ficderica
. t,,it5.hncidcr. aged 90 vcai ST. Fun
croi TUESDAY at i.to nom tcStdcnr"
onl . o'clock at German church cor.
pcef and Soutn-sts- Intrrmont az
Woodmcre
,,>.rs xoy g. isIl. George - hc-
iot,A husband of Ida NJ ad tile resi-
-. - Fcrry west BUriIl az ~
Tbnnas ont
, ,.ppIE-Mrs isabella tneo Bradyt
hat,,ed wife 90 Joseph Lardic.
mother or Joseph Francis sister az
I|rancis.J j.. James ~, Joseph w Ed
,,s,1 NJ Fred Mrs Martin HrHdy
NJ FRANK Y LayIgne. Frances. liza
- IAll Funeral from residence
~ Mrs Frank LaNignc i1G Rich
,o,J-ave "Wednesday at $50 y. uL
IVA from oar Lady 81 the Rosary
,'rurch NJ \. to Holy Cross cemetery.
eurA Nov. r. 1871. Alice. daughter of
10 .tate Timothy and Margaret Shea.
sister of flank Loretta and Ethel
sGea FunGTIf WFdUCTi1HY from rest
l.ocp OF her uncle. HUGH Ncvius 1S7
Vcrmont-ave. at y oclock. and 81
yinrepts church az $50.
.pII NNE-- Nov. g. 1911. ~ her rosi-
r. silit go f-si4Al- iritrv. NJ
p.trttk Spillanc and mother OF Mrs
Iobp Muercr Hud John W, SpiTlauc
-Tuncrai Tuesday Nov e. from lcsi-
.tc,,s AT $50 and - Peter and
paIl's e-,tl4adral-at o'clorE- Burial
~ Mt Elliott
Chas g.. Nov g. 1871
az pneuunuia beloved husband of
Mrs Marguerite WestvJ volt va
mourn our loss Funeral TucSdpy
from res douCc a. standard time
Intcrment at Evergreen cemetery
The Detroit times., 1911-11-07
FOR OPENING STREETS AND
ALLEYS.

l,ol1 No 2i9--For opening alley in
block bound by Goodwin avenue. Rose
dale court, Cameron and Woodland
ay"U-ICs, Where not already Optn'i as
Fl public alley
Roll 80 220-For opening alley ina
block bounded hy Cameron avenue.
EoycuaIc court Hawthorne and Wood
land avenues. where not already open
ed as 4 public alley
Roll 80 22i For opening alley in
block bounded by Cameron. Hawthorne
and t3uin avenues and Eoscdalc court.
where not already opened az public
alley
non 80 2e2 For opening alley in
block bounded by GooawiH-- GaElH= ttr,i
Cameron avenues and Roscdslc cpurt.
whore not already opened as a public
ale.
Got No 223-For opening alley la
block bounded by Michigan avenue.
OTIS .trHaI-L nckWond- and GoldIcr oVc-
pHes. ,vhcrc not already opened as a
public alley
The amounts asscss,-l ina said non
are Que and payable a. this ofhs, for
u space 81 siNty 900 days from late -
this notice. IL not paid within said
The Detroit times., 1911-11-07
BIRTHS.
BOYS

C,ayl schiller. ~ Delray.
Edw. kukia Owinsl, -. Buchanan
W.n, Ellington. 20 Rankin.
Eeni O'Dei. l6 Dctloff
Il r. l.. brigham, SO lsrhmond-st
- Stegcr. 5li q. Fort.
iio,yard Green. 397 Beniteau.
peterson. So Grand River.
IL Eoszarck 925 Jos. Caiupau,
4 I<owalal<i 1905 Orleans
= " Marschner, 22l Hancock
Al Dw4nkowitZ, 1919 Dubois
1'heo kosaIski ~ Krakow-pl.
Frank Bciau. ~ Leland.
/ con I-rbauik, 5i2 Wits v.
- {, Poster. o5S I.athrop
carl Zwigner. 2iq -. Joseph;
los Wcher loo CHAMPAIGN
q Nfev.erth. ilglia Fourth.
NJ GalIofauo - Macorh.
: S.minara So sherman.
T. sanford us BENTON
W. ". Grant. 209 Hancock r.
+ sheridan. Nustin-rl,
los Fuller. l5b Locust
mo Ucusc. 1928 Fifteenth.
Statib. - Williams
r. s PaChelor.
X {. Grove. 1859 TNelfth
Daytd SiIborstein, lie wilkins
.Ino WyM<owski. 62l Theodore,
Nowakcwski. S1S Riopelle.
Grzedztak 1856 Ferry,
.Tno Krakowiak, 2S2 illinois
The Detroit times., 1911-11-07
NOTICE-ALLEY PAVING ASSESS
MENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE,
CITY Treasurer.



Paving Notice M. III:.
10 Mary Bolowski John berllCki
John Gorney ! Hcpta, + lameshifkL
"a Koralski Anton kuminskl, Edward
~ Kane. Mafv Leppak John Mokersk' b.
Rla.ey MachowSki Theodore opalew
Ski. CHARLES Gffclman. Mary WisneM =
ski. William Ioltowski, and 20 all
other persons owning, occnpying, or
otherwise interested IN any OF the lots
and yatcels OF real estate I'm the local
assessment district established by the
Common Council 10 defray the expenses
of grading and paving the alley Wllhlh
the boundaries herein set forth.
The assessment roll has been com
pleted for defrayiug the expense OF
paving the alley No 2l2 being the al
lev drst north OF ana parallel 10 cam
field avenue from the east line OF
Hastings street To the east line OF l..
Moran farm and rs now open 10 m
soecttoI at this office. and viii remain
i'm THE office for I'VE days from the
first publication OF this notice for the
inspection Of an concerned. All lots
or parcelS OF land abuttng on, or ad-
Joining the alley so described, nave
been assessed for such Improvement
The Board OF Assessors VIII meet on
Tuesday. the IAN day of November
tr11. al 10 o'clock y m, az their othce
in the City Hail. and will remain IN
session for a period Of six hours 10
hear.any person or persons desiring 10
obiect 10 any assessment so made
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY HENRY ILASS.
tCt5l President
The Detroit times., 1911-11-07
PROTEST AGAINST TAFT
SUPPORTING cox TICKET
Presidents Advisers Fear Situa-
ton May React Against Him
in National Affairs.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov, 6.--Boiling,
sizzling local politics with an element
OF political danger, greeted president
Taft when he reached Cincinnatl 10
day prepared 10 cast his vote Tor the
Republican municipal ticket
The president has spent some 81 'Voo
OF his travel appropriation anu lhfee
days of his time TO come 10 Clnclll-
natl TO vote and today he was CON
fronted by the charge that the ticket
which he enthusiastically Endorsed
three days ago. was nominated Ds
Boss" George b. Cox whom Tart IN
1905 roundly denounced. He then de-
clared
THE whole government of the cry
and county is absolutely under Cox
control. If were able to cast my
vote In Cincinnati | should vote
vote against the municipal ticker nom
mated by the Republican orgahlza'
ton
The organization today remains
practically the same as ii was theh'
except that several OF It's olnclais
have been successfully prosecuted LOT
graft. Rud HvniCka. one oil IoN
lieutenants with three OF ms ielloWs,
refunded S2li.O00. admittedly grated
from the county funds during his term
as county treasurer. Cox hlmsell
Was indicted but released on teen
nicalitv. Sixty-fye thousand dollars
Of the graft money was traced TO COX
himself. The president in a iet'er
70 former Mayor Julius Fellschillanh'
has indorscG the present organization
ticket as Competent aud worthy. IN
dependent Republicans are anAlousiS
awaiting a reply TO MESSAGE 10 ,'le
president i'm which they declare tnal
The sam, political leaders you ue'
nonnced in 1905 are still in cohtroL
and orr CITY is still the victim oil thelr
greed and selfishness
There is little likelihood tha' 'he
president will answer this note.
Political advisers of the preSiuehV
fear that the Cincinnati situation may
react harmfully Tn the natiohai SIT
nation. and today they advised MN 70
nroceed with the greatest care. ne
name of the COX machine, mas traN'
cIed countrywide and they fear me
consequences II the president ideh'i'
fees himself vita H.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-07
NOTICE OF ALLEY OPENING AS
SESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Nov. s. 1al1


Notice Of alley opening assessment
roll No PA. FOR opening alley In block
bounded by lfrontenac boulevard. Field
avenue, Medbury avenue and Duncan
street. where not already opened, as a
public alley.
TO Charles w AckIcy. c. y. Andris,
~ Erode. IL w. BoWering, r. Burke.
-. Colwell. Edward Collin. NJ crisp.
Mary Colladay. Mrs. L. Il Deyo. Mrs ]
Engstlcr Kittie Feucht. W w. Tlaa-
nan, James Ilus9, II. ., Han. " lIonp.
Ausust kehl. John kplb, G. w Lark
ms, 6 y Legg. J., II. Lachance, G -
Liob. G. Lirtlejohn Emelia Littejohn
y " Larsen, Albert Limberg. f. r
Mcnamara, Louise McMalion. Samuel
Marks. n w Morris. Jennie H. Mon
MGR w Miller +. g. Martins j 6
Mercns, 9. Nelson. NJ. VI Porter, \
prCila kittir Robinson, Catherine Rim
gel ! > summer, Catherine Schrage
VI Ste ncr Frank y Shenerly III
Stcibi'ng, Mary Ann SCicur. .. Toomcy
w II Nenn. otto ~ Wroblosl>a. Ira $
W ood. George Wilson. and To all Other
persons owning. occupying. or other
wise interested in any Of the lots and
ire misses included in the following
named district and portion of the CITY
Of Detroit. Wayne county. Michigan.
tC-Wit,
Lott Is to sc. both inclusive. aud
lots. TO liz. both clusive-lIannan $
Belt Line addition being part OF T..
The Common Council OF the city Of
DetrCi' having fixed and determined
that said district, herein ABOVE de-
Scri5cd Is benefited by the opening of
alley in block bounded' by Frontcnac
boulevard. Field avenue. Medbury ave-
ma" ana Duncan street. where not al
ready opened, as "A public alley and
hdViEg resolved that S1.315 OF the dam
aeCm awarded by verdict OF Jury
"a the Recorders Court OF the City of
DrtroiG I'm pursuance Of proceedings
under the provisions OF Act 12i Of the
Public Acts of 1883. as amended. be
assessed upon the owners and Occur
p1ntS OF the taxable real estate includ-
Cd I'm said district. i'm proportion. as
hedt as may be to the advantage
WHICH each lot or parcel is deemed to
ttNutre- Inv such opening
Notice is hereby given that an as
scssuent has been made upOh all the
lots and premises included in said his
trtct ana liable to bc asStS sed for sa III
Improvement under the provisions Of
sarl public act. ana that a roll OF said
assessment is now completed, and Will
remain 1t The ASSESSORS OFFICE. iu the
CITY Of Detroit for twelve days from
tine date OF the first publication Of this
notice. hat Is, from the date hereof
un;il Nov. 81 1911, for tho inspection
90 all persons concerned therein and
the board OF Assessors will meet on
tho l1tb day OF November. 1911 at 10
VAN and viii remain iu session be.
tween the hours of 10 a, M. and IL N.
on sail day. and during the same hours
for thtcc successive DAVIS thereafter.
{" hear any person or persons desiring
to object To any assessment SO made
correction thereof be found necessary
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY HENRY Pt1NSS
CGlaj President
The Detroit times., 1911-11-07
NOTICE - STREET PAVING AS
SESSMENT.
eoARo OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Dctroit November q. l9ll
paving Notice Va. Tia
SUPERIOR STREET

To Tboua as BaHnskL ]. Bartkowta' ",
Mrs = BicsCnkc, Joseph BrrtkoWl -
Nnthsnv Berlik, Adam Burr, Leon Gar
toyvsLt John Bolda e. Bethman. Jacoh
,y,,aWok Ioseph Cynowa, II CiChotk =.
Cnuyka William Chilnski NJ.
tbnikc i Dicbol. \Itudolph l.dclt john
lFel,in. John FochtAIohn FLEMING, An-
thonv Goikc. AlLIl--1irenka. VI. 'ITllNa,
- GucntLpr Joseph Goynka Albert
GIadi,h Frank Glagla. Fred Granan,
tonn 1uenschkc g. Gutow, Agnes
,;lny, zcwski. John Herman. John =.
iIutok Bcrthl IIcrta, John ilccnan.
vfrtor T. Ucbcl John laworslSi. \. ja-
worsLt John J Jeuuick, IL. leka. Carl
Iantzen Jerome and DAILY Conrad
tciinski Jacob Kraft John kott, John
byyidzinski. Martin kwiatkowskt
Joseph Kotewicz. Mary h"h"e. FrahN
Eonnsch lula Klein. Joseph kosalslN,
StnnisIaus Kerr. August kowalski.
N,,g,ist Kauski. John Klosowski. FRANK
l[unkU r. Karnowski August kunaL
Stanfsiaus Iluss, lorcnz kusinski,
August Koss. VI = King, John kono-
to,vski Anthony LuCZak, Jacob Luc-
1,k Jobn Iandowski. Julius Lucbncr.
-rr,ltrfttfS --titHFi-tts ia tHtldtt,
r. A Iingemann, - la -FOUR ). l.uka-
zeyskI Mrs IT, Moore Paul MasteL
JS,rbara MaIoszyckL otto j Moritzld.
Michigan state Telephone CO, Allen
Melvin. John A. Moellcr Valentine
Marciniak. Jacob Mampe. Joseph MI
iosch. Frank Miller, Jacob Maiorczak.
JoSenh OIfschewsky. Van. Philipsky.
Michael Pal,ulski charles Pollack.
Joseph Pulte. Lily Pionkowski. T..
pawiowski Jacob. Itozpirski. FRANK
Roda. John Rybicki Frank RaChotzkt.
Frank RZcpa. Joseph Roeske, John Ro-
gocki. Frank Raltke, Man 1,eicher.
Frances Richard. John SZornaCk Eva
szHfatkowski w. Stickneck. J Stanis-
Iowski y Sedzinskt Jacob Schmidt.
Iohn singer Joseph Singer Martin
Singer. NJ Sheed. Stanislaus Sawinski &.
\ Szvmauski. y Skot2ke, \. Sadach.
stephen schroeder August stanley Will
liam Stocrker. Margaret Tourongcau
" remplin IguatZ Tomcrowski. Frank
Tomerowski Frank TendCrski, John
The Detroit times., 1911-11-07
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETRoIT UNITED INTER- RBAN
IINEA


TOLLDO-CLENELA LINIITEbs
1870 a. m ana every two hours 10 5.sd
l. ~. TOLEDO only $50 y. IA Tolea ..
Ixpiess. : m, every Two hours to
u m Toledo Locals, a. M, every two
hours TO : y. m, . m, Monroe only.
- p m. IL y m
pOR1 HURON LIMITEDS-7
M every two hours 10 7.ij n m Suh-
o. only. IL .. IN Locals s a. m. every
two hours 20 m. 2 y m. Marine
t,ttv only, y m. Mt Clemens only.
I'd a IN, hourly 10 $50 81. M 5 D. nj
shoe Line. s rs a M. hourly TO IL rs
IN m.
30 a IN every two hours to no
, -, -ackson-Lausin Limited. $40 %
y, jackson locals. I a. m, every two
Z - s,,, 10 Ann AFAror only
in.. : p ~ go 2 m p. m, -
pp ~ sari{ 60 5.2o m. 80 p. m
y !" m. ii y IN saline ears from YpA-
t,Nr- SAGINAW E'NITEDS-s.
,sry two hours 90 6.25 D. m Ia
Va m every - hours TO d
M II . m. ,p, oItn ~ 49, 9N,toId' ,sunday
p mncnARp LAKE pIvisroN-sg
. S-,..,.,,,ly-t To- Al ~ n Pm :,
~, NSpOrTE DIVISION -5:ss a M
9Sll - half hourly 10 S.35 D m hour,
-iy, .t,92xT!iiSSSc I.iMIrEDs 49, $50
"a $40 y ~ Locals $40 a N,
ysry 20 minutes 20 40 A. m. 7,tk I,
~ rTli hourly 20 iaf5 p. m. il0 p
y NJ. 80 y ~. $ y. m. $50 D M
90. r On 10 30 y. m. n p. IN Bir.
nIusi ann only $50 p. m. T.iO D. IN
ana midnight
The Detroit times., 1911-11-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Iosenh Nj Ward IS. indianapolis
~ Alice E.verad. a. Detroit
Rolph W. Brown, "a Helen c. Ken
he Nibert J. wiley 81 Loretta Barney
~ oren ]. Thompson, 81, Toledo; Mary
An FIanR Rergmann %. Oakland Co;
Augusta Hoffman, 80. Detroit
Michael Krakoviak' 80 Mary heu
ha ToEN Uinz. Ir.. %. Ida schaefer %.
prvon parbcr %: Minnie Weidcl, ~.
Joseph Kuszynski, %. Anna Miotke'
John Macdonald IS Christian smith
Joseph Michalski, rs sophia Kos
teS Mtch 7g Krwak. q Marie Bernard,
rrnest Rim. 81. Detroit Ethel F.
Reals. 81. Kalamazoo.
Joseph Il. Anderson So Elizabeth
Michael Rcnko 90 Mary Bultuszycz,
Jacob II. Abrahamson, II: Beatrice NJ.
sid Imam M, sileerstein - Pearl ostrow.
Joseph shebowich, %: Lally vorder.
ronr stick. %: Josie Tntsine 10
Paul c. Kadrowski. 81; Mollie lutz.
10. ,. ,o,os Do
t,isly %. Munger, Mich.
insenb KAMA. e Manda Huss, 1s
Iohn Marschke. &c Mary Vert -
Hrthur Kunze, % Magdeline koepke,
uerhert 6. Wolfe. 2o Lillian Siebert
Frank Rogola, 81 Anna SkoYson, ~.
Theodore r. Mylock, %; Ida Fedraw,
~ wmiam O. AIdridgc, 81, Clara Fish
man rs 60 c.,,,o,,,
waldyslaus Petrowski o. Gosnewfa
riscorslIa, ~ ~, r,-,,.
August zimmerman
Schroeder, 90. -
The Detroit times., 1911-11-07

I#l HAVE and value of ne"
unless they
EEYJ behind
Co considered
limited
highly
lion tina has 20 be
business and
"A important things
organization capital and manua
suburban
will
decision should be apparent
that
automobile bus
by small investor
automobile the companies that
level
the promotion
IA OF
factory
The Detroit times., 1911-11-07
CITY OF DETROIT, OFFICE OF
CITY TREASURER.

Detroit. OCt. 81. 1911
40 GO Us hereby given TO all persons
interested that there has been Ned in
rnlla
The Detroit times., 1911-11-07
DEATHS.

Archie Campbcll AZ. ST MarH's hoap..
eryeipclas Whitening Iefbe. ~. ~
An vhutv ,hemepleRia, Anthony
IfI5dzcill. Is. SCI Forest ave pulmon
an, tuberculosis Frank Pawiak. IS. 2li
,f'iilmnn-avc. paralysis of heart
iosepl, Mariotu. -. Gface hospital
f,nrturc ~ skull Harry tlatN 81, 3"7
Antninc-st pulmonary tuberculosis
Nn1row Wakdcld. 35rLlSs Twelfth-st
intrrrtitial nerhritis Rose Gavarin.
mos -Oi ReHuhieu 81, mainutriti"n
Nu.ert Lresic 20 35a Forrest. pulmor =
ary tuberculosis. Marion NJ Boulton.
ms Providence hospital, tnlantile
nfyonby vincent sullivan, mos.
pro,idrnro hospital nfanul" atrnph%
tahr Mcleod So iiarpcr hosplial
eaetrt, ulcers kouneth NJ Howell ]
80 l5lfA philadelphia. septic nfec-
tHnn christopher j Mccormick. 26, 81
los Camrau-ave. pulmonary tbncltn
IoIlu g Goodscll 49, SOS Cham
rlajn-sf. cerebral ApopIeNy l.ek,oF
p,4,rr g. iI6 thcnc-st. Giphthcria
pridect T>iuecr 90. IS Iolhurn acute
diintation 70 heart Loo a. Sc9r,oeHdicr
9 p9io GraHot-avc. diphtborih Mathew
sl,riJ Gs. 92ote NcNandrinc-ayc, mvo-
carditis.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-07
FOR sALE-FARMs.

FOR SALE--s0 acres, fine location, all
under cultivation. best Of soil: sNtra
water good buildings Murl Abrams.
Decatur. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-07

GREENWICH, Conn. Bemoahli'S
the loss of miniature OF their paD!'
Judge F. \. Hubbard and Mrs MUD
hard have asked that burglars return
mat but keep $4,000 in silver anu
Jewels they also TOOK.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-07

have anything
apparently
the state
further hand shall be glad
The Detroit times., 1911-11-07
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
RI Finance
By Finance

ri"aace, In m. sui.
"a
The Detroit times., 1911-11-07

CO DAYS penalty OF 8 per cent will be
added. and thereafter such taN shall
bear interest al rate ~ ner cent neE
aHnum from date Of confirmation Of
thV assessment roll untll-Paid
MAX C. KOCH.
Ot0l CITY Treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-07
HELL wAxTED-M.LE.

a COOE POSTTION is assured every
.graduats- o-tha-pa tFeit- Business
ms thorough course in bookkssp
ink penmanship. shorthand, type
writing, mechanical and Rrchitectl-
raj drafting and all English sub
Ncts Free employment department;
'htalog free for me asking 6f-os-
e5-C7.69 West Grand kiver-aye.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-07

FOR sALE-vacA>r Tors.

OAKWooD- AVE near woodward go
foot lot Bound TO increase in value
Bargain for quick buyer, easy TERMS
same as We sell pianos GrIunell
Bros 2I5 Woodward
PULLING AVE. west side. two s0-font
lots. near Grand River closing out
otu real estate, big value. see US az
once Small weekly or monthly paw
nsnts Grinnell Bros. s45 Woodward
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DANCING
A.A.A.-Fancy Dancing
spoF REPAIRING.

SzN noes Repaired " hiS
H~ 'IP-TO- DATE" 'SIOE Pc.
7<ksnA PAIR CO 'i2i Farmers
~E Phone cherry 5tT-J
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BUSINESS BRIEFS.

Walter c. Piper has purchased from
Mrs. Sarah j Porter. for about $685.
000 100 acres of land at Woodward
ave and the Ninemile road II is re-
ported that half the land will be used
as a site for an auto factory, the re-
mainder 10 be subdivided into resi-.
dence lots for employees.
The next MONDAY luncheon of the
Board OF Commerce will be held
Thursday. Nov 9, in the Hotel Tul.
Ter. and the speaker will be H. f. San
tamarina, the Argentine DELEGATE 10
tae Pan American conference in
Washington. last February Mr. San
t,marina will talk on the possibilities
OF developing the export trade to the
countries OF South America He is an
authority on South American trade
conditions
The Lank stocks were the feature
OF the market on the Detroit Stock
Exchange last week. Dime Savings
advancing three points to 10. Peo-
pies state l-2 TO 227 ~, Peninsular
10 l67 aud Detroit United one point
to 115. Detroit & Cleveland showed
some strength in the investment list.
Detroit Edison was quiet and quota
tions were unchanged. Detroit
Creamery was higher on the stock
dividend talk, and Mexican Crut
Rubber was a bit better, Michigan
Sugar was trihe unsteady. but there
was fair support The motor stocks
we're without tone Bonds showed "a
gradual strengthening, especially the.
interurban issues.
A circular has been issued by
Postmaster-Genera Hitchcock giving
the rules for the conversion of postal
savings deposits for tinted States
bonds. The bonds which are avail
able for conversion are issued in de-
nominations Of 500, 800 and $500 and
bear interest a. the rate of 21-2 per
cent. payable semi-annually. They run
FOR 20 years and are redeemable at
oar at any time after one year from
the date OF Issue. They are exempt
from ali taxation. Applications for
the exchange of savings DEPOSITS for
bonds must be made before Dec 10
for delivery Jan. J. 1912 The bonds
will be both coupon and registered.
Coupon Londs are payable 10 bearer
and may be transferred by simple de.
livery. Registered bonds are issued
I'm the name OF the person who owns
them and can DC transferred only by
assignment.
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fSpokan Wash. and ne
II.
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HORSES and cows removed promptly
Millehbach Bros Phone w i0s-9sS
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ALEX |. MCLEOD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HIGHEST prices paid furnItur> stoves
CARPETS. Lapham. 2s2 Graf Cherry 40T