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Morris tribune., 1911-07-07
At a Wedding.

Next to funeral, there seem tt
Fbe more sob faucets turned on at {
wedding than at any function which
we are accustomed to attend.
We have attended some weddings
this spring and have usually been
singled out by the elderly female re-
latives of the groom as suitable
man to snivel upon. The coat to oul
dress up clothes has shrunk so at the
shoulders that. when we are jammed
into it. one gets the impression that
our arms are hung directly on our
back bone. an erroneous impression
indeed.
tOne such event, occurring early in
the month. may be worthy of note.
The bride was the vintage of some
where about 1873. Her younger and
mere fascinating sisters had elbowed
her aside in their wild scramble to
annex lord and master. She was a
domestic soul. forever knitting wrist
eIs for her masculine friends and
greatly addicted to trading receipts.
Just as she was ambling peacefully
into the early thirties she found a
fellow with slight squint and prod
ded him into the habit of calling even
ings to coo around in the hammock on
the east porch.
She angled for a couple of years
changing bait from bright ribbons
in her hair to softly quoting poems
and sofa pillows. He of the squint
eyes finally took the gaff and was
hauled into the boat for family in
spection. He left the ring that night
and the next day half the dress1 ak
ers in the neighborhood were working
over tine. By noon we had the old
Gordon rumbling on the invitations
and the groom had asked US to face
the music with him. In just what
capacity we were to serve he WASH t
sure since this was his first offense.
When the day came we went over
to see how he was standing the sus-
pense and found him as nervous as a
potato bug in hot tomato can. We
tried to sooth him by pointing out the
vast number of men who had preced-
ed him in the joust with millinery
and grocery bills.
And to think that I'm going to
join that bunch - was all that he
Morris tribune., 1911-07-07
A Cub,

Infant lions and bears are now gen
orally spoken of as "cubs," but in for
mer times the word "whelps" would
have been used. Every edition of the
English Bible from Wycliffe's time to
1911 gives "wheIp" for the young Of
the lion or bear. A cub meant orig
tnaIly in English only young fox.
But by Shakespeare's time it was pos
sibe to talk Of the young sucking
cubs" of she bear, and Waller even
applied "cub" to a young whale. now
known as calf" The origin Of
cub" is not really known, though the
conjecture connecting it with the old
Irish cub" dog, would make it akin
to the Latin ''canis" and Euglish
hound - Exchange.
Morris tribune., 1911-07-07
Beware of Ointments for Catar-h
that Contain nercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it throught
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on prescrip-
tions from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do is ten fold to the
good } on can possibly derive from the m
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, o., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. In buying Hail =
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine.
It is taken internally and made in Toledo
Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Test inIonials
free,
Sold by druggists. Price 75c. per bottle
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
tion.
Morris tribune., 1911-07-07
Our New Gold Flour makes the

Our New Gold Flour makes the
lightest and sweetest loaf of bread Of
any -four sold today in Stevens county.
Our price and flour is both satisfact-
ory. If your dealer does not keep it
send to the mill and we will see that
you get it. If you have not been US
ing New Gold send us word to that
effect and we will send you sample
sack to try free of cost. After once
using it you will not use any other
kind. Morris City Mills.
Morris tribune., 1911-07-07

said.
But when the hour arrived he stood
pat and arrived in glad garments and
wan smile such as Boaz must have
worn while Nero was fddling in Rome.
Relatives of the bride and groom
were cordially. causually noting the
superior points of either, just as it
happened to which they were related
and reserving the right to make
further comment if it later developed
that she couldn't cook or that he was
out late nights.
Finally some music began, that
venerable march which has stricken
terror to more male hearts than any
other one hymn. Conscious little girls
with flowers, chubby little soul with
the ring on pillow, bevy Of new
frocks. girl friends of the bride, the
bride with her finery, the proud faith
er, the groom and few male COM
panions dressed in black but sticking
with him to the last ditch, all these
trouped in.
The music stopped and the preacher
took charge. The groom looked like a
mummy, the bride looked like rose.
He chartered Historically, she smiled
triumphantly. From mysterious pock-
cts about the rash room handerchiefs
began to appear and excited snivels
began to trickle.
We began to edge away but an eld-
erly one limped for us and we pas
siveIy stood still to let her mourn.
Everybody shook hands wi tn every
body else and insulted their gizzards
with indigestable wedding cake.
The village hack gaily decked in
old shoes and ribbon drew up before
the old homestead. The happy couple
broke away from their friends and
SCI 1ambled in.
''At last" he murmured soulfully
as he gingerly hung matrimonial
kiss on her features.
"At last!'' she sighed as she re-
viewed the successful campa gn.
"At last! - murmured her old dad
as he began now to figure on some
new shoes for himself.
SAT last!' grinned her friends. -
Anoka Herald.
Morris tribune., 1911-07-07
Auction Sale of Horses.

Twenty five head of heavy farm
horses and mares will be sold at pub
lie auction at Lattin's Livery Barn.
Morris. on Wednesday, July 18th.
These horses weigh from 1000 to
l 400 and are all broke. Two sets
of heavy work harness and one set of
heavy driving harness will also be
sold.
Terms of Sale Six months time
at 3 per cent, or two per cent discount
for cash.
F. Ewaldt, Owner.
5. s. Mccormick, Auctioneer.
c. B. Burpee. Clerk.
Morris tribune., 1911-07-07
Glacier ice.

Glacier ice is not like the solid blue
ice on the surface of the water. but
consists Of granules joined together by
an intricate network Of capillary wa
ter filed assures. In exposed sections
and upon the surface Of the ice can
be observed "veined' or banded
structure veins of denser blue color
alternating with those Of lighter
shade containing air bubbles. The
cause of this peculiar structure has
been the subject of much theorizing
among investigators, but the greatest
authorities consider that the explana-
ton of the phenomenon is yet wanting.
Morris tribune., 1911-07-07
Real Estate Transfers.

Auditor to A. c. Jesness, ne4 nw4.
sec. Sc, Swan Lake, tax certificate.
R. Hinman to August Engelhardt,
NJ and sw4. sec. 20, Baker, $21, 500.
G. C. Thorpe to Clara A. Eddy.
lots 7 and 8, block 1, Hancock, $115.
Henry B. Jones to Anna c. White
more. lots and s, block 3, Village
of Donnelly, $14O.
Morris tribune., 1911-07-07
Firemen Meet.

Max Trantow, C. S. Lee, W. H.
Cherry, R. Carney. M. Williams,
R. S. Roberts, w. Borrill, S. j.
Stebbins, c. A. Horton, J. Lawler,
G. Splitstoser, F. Griffith, H. B.
Jones and C. B. Randall, members of
the Morris Fire Department, attended
the district meeting at Dumont on
Monday, going over from here in autos.
The pleasure of the meet was mar
red by the fatal accident to a bar
tender. who was killed by the explo-
sion of gas tank.
The meet was attended by teams
from Wheaton, Graceyille and Morris.
Wheaton captured most of the prizes
in the contest. Morris was second in
the association race, second in the
ladder climbing contest, and second
as the best uniformed team.
The ball game was played between
teams made up from the GraceviIle
fremen and Morris fremen, the form
er winning by a score of 19 to Is.
The Morris team was made up as
follows Cherry catcher. C. IS. Lee
pitcher, Splitstoser shortstop, Randall
first base, Roberts second base, Jones
third base, LaWler center field, Hor-
ton left field and Carney right field.
Morris tribune., 1911-07-07

Herman Dittman. of Swan Lake,
was arrested last Saturday by Deputy
Game Warden Paul Goodell, of Her
man, charged with seining fish from
Lake Pomme de Terre. He plead gull
ty before Justice Morrison, and the
case was continued until today. the
penalty being fixed at fine of $1OO
or 90 .davs in the county Jail. The
game warden is determined to stop
the seining in Lake Pomme de Terre,
and other arrests may be looked for
if the practice is continued.
Morris tribune., 1911-07-07
Notice to Smokers.

We have secured the exclusive right
to use a special prepared compound
for moistening cigars. 1t also retains
and improves the original flavor, hence
we guarantee our cigars to give the
best satisfaction.
Yours for smoke,
The Landes Confectionery.
Morris tribune., 1911-07-07
D. H. LAWLER
Resolution.
(By Alderman Guter)

Alderman Gutter introduced and
moved the passage and adoption of
the following resolution. which was
duly seconded by Alderman Watzke-
Be it resolved by the City Council
of the City of Morris that the City
Clerk be and he hereby is authorized
to issue warrants Oh the City Trea-
sury to pay the following sums:
Peter French, digging, 49,. So. rs
Peter Peterson, digging. 400
F. E. Ware, Auditor, liquor
tax, ............,... 225. 90
John Haugen. making tile,. 4O.75
S. G. Iverson, State Auditor,
liquor tax, ..... 49,. 45.OO
F. A. Zahl, team at fires. 14.OO
Jacob Reilly, street work, 14.OO.
Z. II. Musselman. labor, -. 1875
burst & Peterson, sprinkling, 5000
South Park Foundry Co. re-
pairs, .,.. ll-OU
Morris Fire Dept. expenses
TO convention, ........ As. %
And further that this resolution
shall take effect and be in force from
and after its passage and publication
thereof.
Passed this 9th day of June, A. D.
1911.
d. H. LAWLER,
Pres. of the Council
Attest: c. B. BURPEE,
City Clerk
Morris tribune., 1911-07-07
GLAD HEARTS.

There are souls in the world who
have the gift Of finding Joy every
where and Of leaving it behind
them when they go. Their inAu-
ence is an inevitable gladden,ns Of
the heart. 1t seems as if shadow
Of Gods own gift had passed upon
them. They give light without
meaning to shine. These bright
hearts have great work to do for
God. IF aber
Morris tribune., 1911-07-07

Work has begun on the sidewalk on
the westerly side of Atlantic avenue
to the Great Northern depot. This
work has been delayed for a long
time but is now being rushed to compile
tion in order that the gutter may be
built and the street graded up pre-
paratory to sprinkljng it with oil.
Morris tribune., 1911-07-07

Never leave home on journey
without a bottle of Chamberlain s
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
1t is almost certain to be needed and
cannot be obtained when on board the
cars or steamships. For sale by all
dealers.
Morris tribune., 1911-07-07
Just a Fraction,

You say she is a woman with a
past. And does she deny itT'
"Only about ten years Of it"-Judge
Morris tribune., 1911-07-07
Happiest Girl in Lincoln.

A Lincoln, Neb., girl writes, II
had been ailing for some time with
chronic constipation and stomach
trouble. began taking Chamberlain S
Stomach and Liver Tablets and in
three days I was able to be up and
got better right along. I am the
proudest girl in Lincoln to find such a
good medicine. - For sale by all deal
ers.
Morris tribune., 1911-07-07
EcAhnn CIa,IrIanS

Esther Cleveland.
Esther Cleveland. born at the White
House, was the first offspring of a
president to possess that honor.
Morris tribune., 1911-07-07

Smoke the Big Stone. Made at
Morris. Ten years before the public.
Morris tribune., 1911-07-07
SHORT LOCALS.

A son was born to MIR. and Mrs.
E. C. GiIbret on July 4th.
Miss Ida Josvanger, of Decorah,
Iowa, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs,
H. B. Lund.
Morris tribune., 1911-07-07
Shetland Ponies.

That hardy little creature, the Shet-
land pony. is longer lived than the
horse.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11

DETROIT UNITED INTERURBAN
LINES

TOLEDO IIMTTEDs2--
1880 a IN. and every two hours TO sac
.. m. Toledo only 1850 p. m Toledo
Express, ] a. m, every two hours 20 Y !
p. m. Toledo Locals. a. M. every two
hours to 5 p. m, p. m; Monroe only.
PORT HuRoN LIMIrEDs-7:iS a.
m. every two hours 70 7s1s .. NJ; sup-
day only. IL y. M Locals. a. m, every
two hours TO p. m, p. m; Marine
city only. s p. m. Mt Clemens only.
$50 a m. hourly 10 $50 y. m. D. m;
shore Line. s;ss a. m. hourly 10 1928
y JACKSON KALAMAzoo LrMIrEDs
tito n ut-evNFy- tive heura to ia
.. m. Jackson Lansing Limited. $40 D.
m. = Jackson locals, a M, every two
hours 20 p m. Ann Arbor only,
a. a M mn !, M m. TO TO EorssyIilip s m y
N. hourly TO 5;30 p, m. TAO p m. o.
.. M. IL .. m. Saline cars from rpsi- )
PFTLINr,sAGINAw LnnTEDs-s:.ta
m, every two hours 20 e;25 D m. Lo-
M fl p. m. north OF oxford sunday
only. other Romeo locals 4. and
y ORCHARD LAKE D1vIsIoN-s:as q
M, hourly 20 ests y. M, n p. m.
wYANDOTTE DfVISf0N-ss3s a m.
D. mi half hourly TO s:Ss D. NJ
"1 PpoSrfAc IrMITEps-4:so n m
$40. sac p. m Locals 5.fo Il mi
every 20 minutes 20 7.2o a ma 1<f< =
M. half hourly 20 ts:tS p. M lao p.
M every 20 minutes 20 s $40 p ',1 ~: -
g:,S M .. i m'. Es.so, = R p m m = ~ p ~
minshsm -. $50 = - <.1> n n
81 w&&m&|k -. 1. .
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BARGAINS
Fourtecnth-Ave., 10 rooms. steam
heat. barn ................... $4,000
Brick cottage, s rooms, electric
ave, near Putnam ........... sa,soo
Hurnboldt-avs., hear Stanley $4,000
Only 5000 down, rooms, furnace. s2.7b0
National-ave., near Grand River ", 400
$4,000 down for two Buchanan-st.
houses. near st. Leo's church. Several
$4,000 up.
EBERT, 3oo Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11

WANTED. "a, nsMEN.
FTFFY 10 1900 4 WEEK EASY. Sales
r. BANKERS. Business Men and Pro.
fessionaia. We make salesmeni yl0
on every ssie. Psrrins. iis soutn
Clinton-st. Chicago.
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..y wsls q. AseSrs =, Hsmsrsmsn, Der ,,s
Sdwsrd " o'brien, "a Marian =
I wliford s.ueA.r..a. Il. Mary ma
Robert sahisls. -. Minnie olschsf.hl
! joseph SrS -. ccrns iisn ss r 40,
John Gsias. 20. Tsiikss Dsimbinska,
Pitoro Brys Is. victoria Kusts<. ~
vaiss.tins Knsissi. %, Frsda oekssn'
E.sS c s|ss.r; y A,s, Ts sIs 4, q
william y wsinwTtght g, Ham.
Jchn Jskubies ~. Anastnsia Leon.
IisSesioo Man.. ~. s,sf.ns Lspio-
Harry o. Ammon. a. cisris.a wsssn-
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BARGAINS IN HOMES.

I Ss,?0o-Twenty- fourth. near Fort 10
rooms, bath. gas. full basement. fur
naco, coal CRATE, open stair, z-story
harm, large front lawn. beautiful
rooms rooms 'rs $500 s cash. s46o yearly
t4,eeo--Fourth. near JOY. rooms, bath.
full basement, furnace. gas, eiectr-
city, club CRATE with pressed brick
mantle. laundry. oak floors down,
rear stair, 5 bed rooms. $1,000 down.
81. 90o--i750 Vinewood, near Grand Riv-
err, brick veneer and shingles, full
basement, laundry. furnace, gas. elec-
tricity. club CRATE with pressed brick
mantle, open oak stair. paneled DIN
ana closet. shower in dining room.
Living room across entire house
Large porch. $1,000 down $26 month
ly
S4.4co-Tillman. near Hudson. brick We
hot water heat, gas. electricity, laun-
dry, slate roof Handy to cars. 5000
down. t25 monthly,
SB.eoo--Putnam. between Greenwood
full basement basement. furnace. laundry.
range, toilet In basement. oak noors
and trim down, 2 coal CRATES, open OAK
stair. gas. electricity, large electric
bed rooms. large fioored attic, large
lawn, fine shade trees. Handy 70
car lines Lot s5xlso. a ine dig
ni0ed home.
bath, full basement. hot water heat.
coal CRATE. gas, electricity. laundry.
range. beautifully decorated. me
electric fixtures. hne oak floors and
woodwork downstairs. pen oak
stairs. large fioored attic. Near
car lines
&C. s00-Buriingame, near Second,
rooms, bath, full basement. fruit
storage room, furnace. toilet In base
| ment, club CRATE with built-in book
cases, pansled dining room with
oak trim downstairs, including kitch-
en-, 4 bedrooms (front bed rooms en-
suite). large front and rear porches.
plate glass windows. weather strips
on all windows, laundry, etc A hne,
complete home ,s.7oo down, $50
pfonth1y.@
GILBERT
AN DFIRE INSURANCE..
Main 1880, Grand s01T.
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81, s00--Deimar near owen, q new cot
tages; 8 large rooms and bath. hard
wood floors. hoored attic, front and
rear porches. electricity. hot and cold
water. shades. sl7b down, slS month
~.
near Packard plant; 8
rooms and bath. open stair. hard.
wood floors down. gas, hot and cold
water 1900 down, $40 monthly.
t1,350--1T Sylvan, near Warren. .
rooms. room for bath, gas. electri-
city, cellar. s5s1 down, $3.50 month";
IL.
t1.50o--Le May. near Mack Cottage. 5
\ large rooms and bath, cellar, hoored
attic. electricity. front and rear
Torches. hot and cold water. shades.
Near Lozier plant $500 cash. s2o
fourth, near Hudson. .
rooms, bath. gas. front and rear
porches, hot and cold water. range
$2oo down. $40 monthly.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., near Oakland,
% n1w rSS%' bath o s and ac SSia
lurgs front porch. cellar. $500 down,
$25, monthly. ~
$3,3oo-0akiand, near Josephine, 8
rooms bath. gas, electricity, full
basement. furnace. oak floors and
etc $500 cash. $50 monthly.
t3,.O0--Pasadena, near Third, room4
bath, full basement. furnace. hot and
cold water. gas, electricity. large
front and rear porches, sleeping
porch. range, fioored attic with un-
finished room. quartered oak floors
down, plain oak up. Oak woodwork
down. Open oak stairs, yestibule.
clothes chute. linen closet. n cash.
sa,40e--Owen, east OF John r., rooms
ana alcove. bath, full basement, fur
nace, hardwood floors and oak trim
down: gas. 1900 down. SIS. monthly
Court. east OF Brush, 7
rooms and alcove. bath. gas. eiectri-
city, full basement, furnace. oak
floors and finish down. laundry $500
down, $50 monthly.
ss.e00--Antoinette. near Farrand Or
gan Co, large rooms, bath, steam
Aeat. laundry, range, gas, oak trim.
down. coal chute. Space for 8 more
rooms on second moor. v cash.
WILBUR B.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
1880 Majestic Building.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11

FOR SALE. ys.5o0--Three new houses.
100, 704. 706 CadiIiac-ave.. befweer,
kercheval and Mack Each house has
eight rooms and bath. Finished In
oak and white enameled bath rooms.
noored attic. full basement. Garland
furnaces. laundry tubs. double cop.
Per-coiied gas heater. extra toilet In
basement. Inquire owner. WILL
LAM @. BURTON. sac Kercheyal-a ave.
Tel. East 274
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DIED. a


coMINs--At Park Fall. wis, Lecn, be-
loved son OF Nose and Bessie. nee
Chaeufrsky Funeral Sunday az p;
m. from residence of Jacob Levy. ISL
Warren-aye. east
pONNER--Noy, 10, az residence. ~
beloved SON OF Frederick and Minnie
Bonner. Notice OF funeral later. ?
HERZ-4Nov. 10. at residence. $50 Me-
Dougall-ave., = william NJ. beloved
husband Thefesa Moiitor, father OF
Edna. Leanora. william. Ferdinano
day AZ $50 from residence. o o'clock
at Sc. Elizabeth's church.
OUELETTE--Phillis widow of Pierre
Oullette. aged Is years, mother OF
Thomas f.. Leuis J: and the late
st. Funeral Monday at 8 a. m, house.
$40 st. Joachim's church.
OUANpT--Nov. 10. at residence, 81
seyburn-sve.. wiihelmiria, aged %
years. beloved wife Of August
Rothacher, August. Jr, Clarence. DR..
Edmund Ouandt. and Mrs. Ferdinand
Fender. Funeral Monday at 1:so D.
M, from house and at p. m. at st.
Johns church. Russell and Chestnut
sts.
sHEPARD--suddenly Nov. 0, 1911, at
his residence, roc Lafayette boule-
ward, A. W. beloved husband OF Ma
dame Mary Shepard. father OF Sam
uei, Bert and Raymond Shepard. Fu-
q. neral services at house Sunday at 4
o'clock.
REIF--Sov 10. at his home, 500 Mont
calm east, John Sr.. aged 81 years.
dear father OF Friedrich. ]. and John
b. Ref, Mrs. Fred Keil. Sr.. and mrs.
May Ref. Funeral Monday at 1870
from residence. and o'clock from
Lutheran Trinity church, corner Ora
/. tiot and Rivard.
Thomas r.. beloved husband of Mira
Mary r. TAFT, father OF the late WILL
lam TAFT and John, Elizabeth and
George TAFT Funeral from his late
residence. ass Greenwood-ave., Mon
day at y. m.E Interment at --ver-
green.
wOOD--Dr Louis p. dentist, at 4ss
Monroe. Nov. 10, 1911. Funeral notice
later
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BIRTHS.

tstf BOYS.
W. b. Kehoe. 12s Rathbone.
John ID. Carter. 10s Longworth.
.. A. swAney. 1T4s Russell
John Daily. twins. $50 Vanderbilt.
A. IL. simpson, 42T Third.
g. Harris. Sil1e Holoomb
Alex. JArosxek, 81 Gilbert.
A. espuuar, sea Military.
u Kapanowski. 10l Hammond
W. KotchKis.. $50 Aifrsd.
81 Bernardotti. ITO RUSSELL
~. Hamerinck. III Twenty-third.
w. Nftz. 81 Norman.
4. y, Howell, 133 Gerald
y. NJ. .Iuyck. i91 Harrison
- Ayotte. itt Vanderbilt
A. KCrwek, 80 Gilbert. fAz
GIRLa
u. A. Black. 20e Rathbone
l.. G. Bright. 161 Waterman.
W. III, Curtis. 262 Fifteenth.
II. w. LaClure. 2lg Waterloo.
w. j. Thomas, IL Pontiac,
IL. A. Hall. ala Congress
X. r.. Warstier, 1SS Mitchell.
q. Tabbert, ls Peiouze.
w. ID. Trepo, le Jackson.
NJ Janiga. las Hammond.
i. Ptaszek. 267 Hammond
n. Turchetti, IS Hale. t
y = oDonnell III Herrington
~ sauerman. es6 Michigan.
John Leonard. 1874 Fifteenth.
w. A. Eldred. lis Winder.
John Fisher. io2l Forest
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11
DEATHS.

Tony Coiiies, SO years. g. Mary.
Lillian. r. Yaeger. . years. iu Cas-
per. diphtheria.
stephen Tapiin, 70 years. lss sehros-
der, seniiity.
hospital pulmonary tuberculosis
John r. RubIey. 30 years ~ High
west. pneumonia. -
Frank MierxeJewsl<i. ~ years. sss
Theodore tuberculosis.
Mary Hofer. as years. atT Scott. pull
Henry Mitchell. 40 years. o. Jay. mi
trial heart disease. -.
I, Anthony Twuzyn, years. " Aoof-
Julia Adsmcsyk. 90 years. sA Mitch
ell. endocarditis. -.
Catherine Kromka. II years, iso
Thirty-hrst, cerebral hemorrhage.
Pstsr Swanson. AZ years. st. Mary's
hospital, pneumonia ..
veronica Pabiykus, 70 years. 81.
Mary's hospital. pneumonia
Anna Brossard. 81 years. sol Lincoln
apoploxy. a.
Richmond, senility.
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EAST SIDE

Alfred st -Double brick, stone founda-
ton, separate furnaces. oak nnisn; .
rooms each side. corner lot' ts'sVVf
Terms.
Acams-ave. E.--50-ft. lot. with solid
trick houses, with hot water heat,
renting for 500 per month. Can be
bought for $500.
Thebdore-st. near Berlin, on 3I-ft; lot
rooms. furnace. basement ana oath'
t2.TOc.
Indian villageA-Double house OF seven
rooms each in this beautiful district
with all modern improvements,
t7.40o. NN>N
ira winder.st -s7-ft. Groom house.
$500 down Will buy.
LAMBRECHT,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11

An Ideal rooming house. north OF Jef-
fefson. between Belle Isle bridge and
Mt Elliott ave rooms furnace.
basement. large lot: $500 down buys
this for good Investment
Boulevard--a- family fiat. near Gratiot-
ave brick veneer. rooms each, sep
arate furnaces. hardwood finish. slate
roof $1,000
FogT.fIat brick veneer en-k soft. lot
modern, rooms each apartment,
well rented and good Investment,
$4,000, near Boulevard and Cham
plain
house 81 rooms. bath. furnace and
basement Fischer-ave., near Ora
tiot. $4,000.
KELLY & CO.,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11

re ATTAINED NURSE. Earn as 20.
$50 weekly. We train you at home
Rochester Nurses Institute. $50. Ro-
chester. ~ y
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-11

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