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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-05-21
Millet and Cane Seed
Buy Now
OttuInWa Seed Co.
lis South Court
MT. ZION.
lis South Court

Fred Campbell of Keosauqua spent
Sunday with relatives at this place.
William Cupp recently accepted a
position as clerk in the Fair store in
Fairfield
Rev. Hughes filed his pulpit here
Sunday morning, going to Bonaparte
IN the evening.
Fred Williams and Miss Hazel
Wiley slipped quietly away to Fair
field Wednesday and were united in
marriage. They were accompanied by
the brides sister Hattie. A host Of
good wishes for the young people In
the new life.
Thad Workman visited relatives in
Eldon the last OF the week.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-05-21
delegates voted to submit the PROPOSE
ton to the rank and file of the union.
Refuse Men to Man Boilers. b.

delegates voted to submit the PROPOSE.
ton to the rank and file of the union.
Refuse Men to Man Boilers. s.
The action Of the convention means
that the present strike will remain in
force until the proposition is settled
by the vote of all the miners. The
delegates to the convention this morn
ing even refused the operators the
right to have enough men to mine
coal which to keep their boilers fired.
LET them dig the coal themselves
was the sense Of the convention.
Until late hour debate on the &C,
tion of the convention in turning
down the wage scale was heated
President Rodgers and Secretary
Cameron Of district No. 13 were active
champions of the proposed scale and
did all in their power to induce the
convention to adopt it. The conven
tion voted to give the proposition nc
further consideration and to put 1t UP
to vote Of the rank and file.
The action Of the convention fol
lows weeks of labor on the part of the
committees from the miners and oper
ators organizations in arriving at a
new working agreement. The commit
tee agreed on the new scale and made
their report to the convention. Since
that time it has been UP for discussion
before the convention.
The Clause Objected To.
That part of the proposed agree
ment to which miners take greatest
exception is the clause governing the
right of the operators to hire and dis.
charge miners. The convention held
that the terms of this part of the
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-05-21
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested, that on the 18th day of May
A. D., 1912, the undersigned was ap
pointed by. the clerk Of the district
court of Wapello county, Iowa, ad-
ministrator Of the estate of Euphemia
B. Brown, deceased. late of said county
Ali persons indebted to said estate
will make payment to the undersigned
and those having, claims against the
same will present them, legally authen-
ticated, to said court for allowance.
Dated May IS. 1912.
George A. Brown, Administra tor.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-05-21
IOWA MINERS
REJECT NEW
AGREE MEN !
Des\ Moines Convention
Turns Down Scale Sub
mitted; a Referendum
Vote Will be Taken.

Des Moines, May 1S.-The rank and
file of the miners of district No. 49,
United Mine Workers of America, will
decide whether the proposed new
wage, providing an advance of SIG
per cent will be rejected or accepted
The miners delegates in convention
today refused to accept the wage
scale submitted by the subcommittee
of operators and miners.
The convention adjourned shortly
after noon today, after refusing to al
low it's scale committee another chance
to confer with the operators. The
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-05-21
Executors N Office.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested, that on the 18th day of May
A. D., 1912, the undersigned was ap-
pointed by the Clerk Of the District
Court of Wapello County, Iowa, execu-
tor of the estate of Rebecca Edgar, de-
ceased, late of said county. All persons
indebted to said estate will make pay
ment to the undersigned, and those
having claims against the same Will
present them, legally, authenticated, to
said court for allowance.
Dated May 1S, 1912. ....
]. c. Forsythe, Executor.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-05-21

TO the Republican voters of Wapello
County
One of the most important sanitary
problems city has to solve is the Sc
curing of pure milk supply. No
article of food is so easily contamina-
ted, nor SO readily carries disease.
When babies are raised on cows milk,
the cleanliness of the dairy and sani-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-05-21
johnson Co, Corr AVERAGED SOL

Johnson Co. Corn Averaged SOL.
Iowa City, May 20-According to
figures compiled by assessors. John.
son county corn yield for last year
averaged SOL bushels to the acre. The
total crop was 4,291,643 with a total
corn acreage Of S5,537 bushelr
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-05-21

Delegates to Appanoose Convention.
Moulton, May 20.-The delegates
elected to the republican county con.
vention are: J. T. Pulliam, Prof. j. w.
Miller, E. L. Stickney, Mont Cole.
Robt. R. Wilson, Pearl Clark, Congo
sneed, G. A. singler. Sherman Clark,
Lewis McFall.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-05-21

FOR SALE MY 4O-HORSE POWER
automobile; section gear, four speeds.
fully equipped with presto light tank,
speedometer clock, tire cases, extra
inner tube, good tires. Have just
had it over hauled and put in splen-
did condition, all new gears, new
transmission, making it practically
new. Car has been run about $500
miles and looks almost like new.
Cost $1,650 and will sell for half price
on cash or payments on account of
leaving the city. ]. A. Phillips. 643
N. Court. E~w phone 2s3-K.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-05-21

FOR SALE--GOOD FIVE HORSE
power gasoline engine. good running
order. n. sB. Root & Sons, 225 West
. Main. '.- - - '""
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-05-21

Fer SALE-EGGS FROM RHODE
Island Reds. good ones. 75c for Is.
New phone 1881.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-05-21
Poultry cna L:ggs

FOR SALE-THROUGH SEASON,
S. pure bred White Plymouth Rock
eggs for setting from farm raised
stock. 15c for Is, $3.50 per 100. Geo.
Rogers, Abba, Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-05-21
For Sale
FOR SALE YEARLING BULLS.
One Angus. one Shorthorn. B. Kos
man, r. 2. Old phone 144.

FOR SALE-CANADIAN PACIFIC
r. r. CO. lands for sale. G. T. Duke.
Hedrick, Iowa. Agent of railroad
land for s. E. Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-05-21
For Sale

FOR SALE-NICE CLEAN STOCK
of general merchandise in good little
town in farming country, fine brick
building. Cheap rent Will bear the
very closest investigation. Address
Owner, ]. r. Kennedy, Excello, Mo.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-05-21

FOR SALE--PURE BRED ANGUS
bulls Ed E. .Oehler. Moravia, Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-05-21
MORRIS WILLIAMS.

P. S.-I want to rent some pasture
with plenty of water, what have you?
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-05-21

FOR SALE--EXTRA GOOD 2 YEAR
old registered Poland China male
hog. New phone 1265-U. F. r. Funk
R. No. 8. Ottumwa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1912-05-21
Morris Williams
HORSE MARKET
NO SALE THIS WEEK,

But big roundup on Friday May 81
Be here. All the regulars will be
on hand.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

home today he was in excellent spir-
its and did not attempt conceal
the satisfaction he derived rom Pres
id,nt Madero's troubles He insist
a. however that his greatest desire
was that peace should be speedily re-
stored.
According to Diaz, the followers Of
Madero believed when they made him
president the haciendas would be par
titiened among them and they would
soon enjoy an era OF great prosper
. lily. When they found that Madero
would not do this, they became dis
eruntfed and the present revolution
resulted. II Madero attempted die
tatorship, Diaz said, both the army
and the people would forsake him.
However" said Diaz, my peculiar
position prevents me from forming a
correct opinion My dearest wish is
What peace will be promptly restored.
have no desire TO take hand in
! Mexico's affairs. My reason for quit
ing the presidency when I had every
facility for crushing my enemies was
| my desire for peace and my unwill-
ingness TO oppose the national will.
II am living contentedly here with
|ny wife. | do not know that | shall
! yer return 10 my native land, for
WHICH | shall always have the great
est reverence and love. will be
3Ireatiy pleased II Mexico succeeds in
khaking off the evils that beset her
md Is speedily restored to the state
. II peace and prosperity which her
! eople should be able TO enjoy
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
BIRTHS.


BUYS
i. barnes. ais Fort: J. High. 33s
Champaign; NJ. Kouch. 2Il Brady; j
Danahey. 7s6 Milwaukee; y. Gaeschke
ll79 McDougall; Il. Gengo, $50 Mullett
j. Wajda, 49, Moran; L. Sylvester. TOi
Cadillac: 4. Kuhn. 1913 Adams T.. Cor
zano; J. Allen. 256 Pennsylvaniai J
Adelaide; +. Berger 46i Macomh: II
Cogger. ne fireman; w. Fitzpatrick
w. Smith, 1906 jefferson; i. Holt. SCI
Eighteenth; O. Leone. $50 Erskine: L
Morawa l57 McGregor. V. Stelmas
zczk 63i Palmer. NJ MacDiarmid. 15t
Euclid; j. BOran, 1875 Ingersoll: a. Bur
zyznek. 9i3 Military; A. Zepanskl. 75t
Harper: II. Keintz, 1OI High: w. Roth
81 St Joseph: A. McLachlan, 4s6 La
fayettr; l.. Corp. House OF Providence
V. Steadman, a3l Dragon: q. Ropes
l5l lIazelwood; J. Urgomere. t27 Fred.
caterra. 19i Riopelle: G. Dings. 80:
Fourteenth; J Neoata. 5i2 Buchanan
j. Patraykus. 607 Robins. = Zajac, 8;
Kanter; c. Ducharme. 20 Sibley.
GIRLS
~ Miller. 2S Laura. W. Hansmann
13s3h Helen: J. Chute, iSl Hubbard
j. Swiatek. 40 smith; /. Kahn. SCI
Porter; C. Bodine. $40 Lawton; ). Ber-
lin. Woman's Hospital; r. sullivan. lis
fourteenth; NJ Boyd 20 Benton; p
Dunn =, Szekajska. ~ Gilbert. NJ
Skora. 903 Military: ]. Gawron. 10
Lockwood {. Kowalska. 400 Wesson;
s. Makowski, 1897 JOS Campau; H.
Lisowski. l163 Dubois: w. Gulowski,
13i3 Dubois @. Fitch, Detroit: l..
Stone. 6G7 MITCHELL II. Cooper. 4si x
Sixth: r Thomas. 5i3 Livernois; w.
Porman, $50 Scotch; J. Funk. 4Oi Bel
videre A. Weijek. 1919 st. Aubin; +.
Staunick. 922 Orleans; w. Ross. 81
MontCaln1 l. DuValI 602 Reniteaus 4
ochalek. S3s Russell; j. Russell &c
2o Qlev
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

SIEB-Died at his parents residence,
526 Macomb ST. little John, dearly
beloved son OF Charles NJ. and Anna
Sieb. nee Gutsehmidt.. Only brother
neral Monday, Feb. 10, from rest
dence at and ST. Paurs Lutheran
church. corner Jos. Campau and Jay.
at 230 p. m.
WILSON-Entered into rest in her 95tn
~ year Sarah, beloved mother of Rev.
w. Warren Wilson. 50 Theodore-st.
Funeral Monday. p. m, Trinity
church.
BLEAzBY-Feb. Is, at st Augustine.
Fla. Walter :. Bleazby. beloved son
OF Arthur A. and brother of Arthur
j., Anna Leah and Mrs. G. w Gar
rctt Services at Detroit crematory
chapel Saturday at p m.
BODFO RS-Died at Minneapolis, FEB.
1G 1912, John r, Bodfors, aged %
years. beloved father OF Regina and
Elizabeth Bodfors. brother-in Jaw OF
Mrs. jeremiah ID. Falvey, OF Detroit.
FEENY--Feb. Is. 1912, at parents resi- =
dence 362 Twelfth st, Nellie Feeny.
AGED 20 years, beloved daughter of
Thomas and Kate Feeny (nee Null
Care). and sister OF Kate, Theresa,
Winifred Annie. Thomas and steven
Feeny Funeral from residence Mon :
DAY at a. IN and st. Nincents
Church at $50 a IN.
HABL--Feb IS 1912 at Flint, Mich
Frank. beloved husband OF Clara
Hail. son OF Mrs Catherine Hall and
brother OF Henry. William. Arthur
AMI Thomas Han, Mrs. Catharine
Ralstone and Mrs Laura Deddow an
OF Detroit Funeral Monday. 2:30 p.
~. from the residence OF Mrs Kali
stone, s0i Fourth-avc.
NOWITON-Jennie, Feb. Ia aged o.
Years, beloved mother OF Mrs. Albert
Ashbaugh. stephen, Harry and How
ard Knowlt0n. Funeral Monday from
residence. Snyder road. at 1910 p. m
Burial at Forest IIill cemetery.
NII-FFAT--Feb is, 1912. at his home.
Gil Brooklyn ave, Eugene. dearly
beloved husband OF Mary Jane Muf-
Fat and dear father OF LOUIS raui
Funeral Monday, .. a. m, from resi-
dence and $50 at 81. Mary's church
Greenfield. Interment Grand Lawn
cemetery.
U-AGrNER--Feb. l6. Anna. aged 81
wears. beloved wife Of the late ia.
rob WAGNER at the residence or
Nrs Frndericka Srhnlze. o. Wilkins
81 Funeral Monday at p. m. from
house.
IS. at her home. 1I5
adams-ave east Elizabeth. aged az
wears. wife OF the late Joseph Pad
berg, Funeral from residence Of son
JOS Padbcrg, Schaefer road spring
~ ellis eHaay r-st-a -ni',-te-S t'-~Ni-
phonsus church at $3.50.
Mob RMANN--Feb 10, AZ MS IhtneT >
home, 55 Second-st.. William Is. aged
Al years beloved son OF John Mohr-
mann Funeral Monday at - m,
from house Burial private.
McCULLAGH--Feb 10. 1912, Capt Geo.
W. beloved husband OF Harriet c.
McCullagh. Funeral from residence.
II Alexandrine ave east. Time la
ter.
FRINK--Feb. 16, at her residence. so
King-ave.. Anna. aged 50 years, be-
loved wife Of John ". Frink. Notice
Of funeral later.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
DEATHS.


Loretta W. Stark, Lonyo-rd
months commissions; Edwin Biango
1855 Chene. 10 months marGAmus
Ruth NJ. Schwarznau. 53S Waterloo, :
years. diphtheria; Florence T.. Chase
SO LeVerette. SO years, cirrhosis OF
liver; Leon Domzalski, 9S2 Rivard. II
months. celiulltis OF lower limbs: Ed
ward 1gnasiak, All Superior year
broneho pneumonia: John Bucholtz
sisters OF Poor, SO years. senile demen-
tia; Norman A. Voss, - Heidelberg. 4
months. marasmus: Clara II. Johnson
Grace hospital. 40 years. lobar pneu-
monia. Mary Reno. 3iS Field. 56 years
cerebral hemorrhage; Rudolph Sutecki
boulevard sanitarium, 10 years, lobar
pneumonia; Ann Murphy, Sisters of
Poor, &c years. la grippe; Lille VIII
son, 1i10 Maxwell. 46 years, mitral re-
gurgitation; Julia V. Wiley, 5S Madi-
son. s years. arterio sclerosis Emma
Voodrie, Grace hospital. AZ years. car
cinoma.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
MAOER0 IS PAYING DEARLY .
FOR HIS THIRST FOR POWER,
SAYS OIAz, NOW IN EXILE
Former President of Mexico Has
No Desire To Regain
Presidency, However
RECUPERATES IN FRANCE
Greatest Desire Is That His
Country May Enjoy Peace
and Prosperity
RECUPERATES IN FRANCE

ToULoN, France, Feb. l7.-Porfrlo
lilsz is watching the revolt in Mexico
with much interest, finds keen salts
iaction in his belief that Madero, who
drove him from power and stole his
hitherto uncontested popularity, Is
now paying dearly tor his thirst for
power"
The aged ex-president OF Mexico
AID his wife are living in seciuslon
at Cape Dali. Only few of his most
Intimate friends know his present To-
cation. Long walks I'm the sunshlne
and the bracing air from the Mediter-
ranean seem to have restored his
health. When he received repre-
sentative of the United Press at his
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
MARRIAGES.

Richard Clark. "a. Detroit Florence
L. Cross, 20. Highland Park.
Frdncescek Gariarek, 30. Kate
Krzycak, %
George u Newman, 40: Georgia D.
Pennlman. &C.
Ernest Kirchhofer, %. Detroit: Lizzie
krell. 90 Pontiac.
Arthur Geuso, 10; Agnes Jackuiow-
ski, 16
Neise Jogensen. 90. Manistee: NAL
VIVA Lesage, 20, Wyandotte
george + DeGrovYe. 20, Buffalo
Esther Voekle. rs, same.
Charles Hamel. 20. Detroit; Bernette
Roberts, 22, Wyandotte.
Frank Luborski, 3S; Mary Bawlo. 22.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
MARRIAGES.

Remy Dobersagncs. 25, Olga Like. 90.
Isya Carriere. so Laura Labelle. 81
William T.. ORetlley. 90. Jersey city,
y J Helen Pfeffer, 26. Detroit
Anton Eiefer. 81 Juliana Buch. 20.
Vlajho Kriyokitzka, 50, Peso Collie,
Frank Hartmagel. %. Cleveland. O..
Anna Marley %. Memphis. Tenn
Andrew Szewc IS. ANGELA Jonok
-.
Eugene +, wales So Alice T Law
.eace. 81
Darrell punbatn 20 Worthwhile Ethel
,hafer 81 same.
Harry I. Phipps, %, Anna Smith. rs
Richard Sauve, IS; Jeanette Nobno
IL
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
TRAyE1 ERS GLIDE.
DETROIT gNLrED !NrERUR8AN.

| DETROIT UNITED INTEHrRBAN.
TOLEDO CLEvELAND LIMfTEDS-
o. m. Toledo only. 1850 D, N Toledo
! Express I a. m, every two hours 20 z
W Toledo Locals. 6 a m. every two
! hours TO s p. M. p m: Monroe only,
io ,So;p M inneeRooH LaMrrnps-7us
n r only IL D. m Locals. 6 a m, every.
two hoS ,T o n-! Mt eiemsnsa Marine n,iI..
IA m. hourly to 6:30 p. m. u, M:
Sh"re Line. s:zS d. m. hourly TO Ii:2s
.. mrt,soN f. KALAMAZOO LIMIrrna
sno m. every two hours 10 IA
-oN Jackson Lansing Limited. s.Io -
n H,rkson Locals Z n. m. every to-
NJ, 10 Q y. M: Ann Arbor only.
noua p M. $50 ?. m. sn m. 10 p. m.
mp' IN TO Nortnyidie, $50 a m. hour.
~ 20 'Ssiine cars from YpsiIanti
y m',ST-sAGINAw LlMITEDS--s.ss
ftsry two hours 90 6;25 D M 10
IN, a m. every two hours 20 . ~
Sais,t a. M, north OF oxford. Subdav
ia pa Other Romeo Locals. 4. 8 and )
p RICHARD LAKE prvIsIoN-s.ss =
m; vSTPhHNboTTE DivisIoN-5.S5 a m
hair hourly, g ?, ,a e minutes .
~ 20 ~ lriiyHyc .iMrTEps--.,so. sla sso
Locals, 5:to a. M. every 20 min
"a f.sO a IN. 7.tA a Va, hall hour
Is to il'.s ? M: i;io a.. every Z!
~ ma. s .. m, sac o. m. 9;sa m-
10 80 N. II p y. bifmlnthsn
n9snA - .
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 17.--Reports
reaching here today indicate that the
ederal troops are rapidly gaining con-
rol in the district south of the capt
tai. Col. Castro, commanding 400
ederals, defeated Zapata in an en-.
gagement today, 80 revolntionists be-
bug killed during the battle, and Is
Executed after capture by the feder-
als. The government troops are ask
ng and given no quarter in the cam
paign,
At Chato Barra. the federals de-
feated a rebel command under Gen.
IFiguero, reports here state, executing
liz OF the rebel leaders. Another
force at Cocula was defeated with a
loss OF 80 killed
Francisco villa is said to have sur
rounded the town of Parral, but the
harrison commander has reported he
believes he will be able to resist the
attack- until- relieved.
Several arrests were made today in
connection with the rebel plot at
Puebla Four hundred bombs are
said to have been found In one house
here.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
WANTED AGENTS.

WELL. WELL, GREAT! GRAND one
mans orders $3.50 one month-proht
81 500 Lowry reports: why j ac-
tuany believe | could sell this ar
ticle blindfolded, and with a gag In
my mouth" Rouse up. Take hold.
Experience unnecessary. Wonderful
Inventions self wringing mop.
Quick sales--150To profit lnvesti-
gate. Write today. L. 8. Mop Co.
1921 Seiss bldg, Toledo, O.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
500
HE p wANTED-rEMALE.

HE y WANTED-FEMALE.
AT ONCE-25 experienced OPP
orators on overalls; steady
work; good pay Mohawk
Overall Co, 66-68 Congress
St. w.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
Amerlcan Refugees
14171Ue In Laredo

LAREDO, Texas, Feb. Histories
|pf alarming conditions around Tor
IeOn were told today by Americans
|who fed from that district TO escape
the rebels. A special train Of IL
coaches arrived here early today. car.
Ewing over 200 American refugees,
bmong them being over 80 women
bind children. All men In the party
bad been robbed when the special
rain was held up by rebels. outside
|rorreon. The armed bandits went
through every car on the Train, KISS
|ng the children, as they relieved their
parents of all money and valuables.
Ihis is the special train which was
reported lost several days ago when
no report was received from II for AZ
hours. The Americans declared ether
foreigners are delayed i'm leaving
Mexico because of the demoraliZed
condition OF the railroads.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

Wante d-Subscription So
licitors. Good opportunity
for hustlers. Apply Detroit
Times, Circulation Depart
ment.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

WANTED--A married man; also a
single man TO work on dairy farm.
ADDRESS f. G. Hacker. Mt. Clemens.
Mich
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
F0R sALE-vAcANT LOTS.
EAST SIDE VACANT

EAST SIDE VACANT
HAMILTON-AvE.. NEAR JET
FERsoN. a5 ft................. 81 son
MACK. NEAR PENNSYLVANIA. 1000
kERCHEVAT..- NEAR ST JEAN,
uif-nL'6brT.Isslzs,. cor. GOETHE. s''
LF e. = NEAR : jEFfiERsoN. 10
cAHlirir. NEAR oAKLANiD. seft. i.s
COPfIN-ANE 30 ft.......... ts5
MONTCLAIR. NEAR MACK. 80 IT, 37s
GRATIOT NEAR VAN DYKE. so per
foot -
We have iotS-ar1 -Fusseil- ST. r-near
Westlnh ster, Nv ich~--cans- be sbought
tight w. IL
Sipoots-Nan DYKE Company I.
--l3A- FORD MAIN Sc --
MAYBrRy near Grand River,
HuGARTH near Dexter blvd.
FIREMAN near Grand std.
ann or g3Rb, near Warren.
-ieTH. near Hudson. soxiio. SIS
WARREN w. near Boulevard,
FtRTFoRD. near scoYell.
soxfgO ,.......E.....,l...... 325
ELMER s. MOON * co.
MAIN 1871 rs FORD BLDG.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

Adl VII 1dHNpus 4sVV uONHs SE,fVV
EBERT, goo Majestic Bldg.
McGRAW AVE.
A new cottage, five rooms and
bath, cellar. gas and electrici-
ty; will sell al at bargain and
on the easiest of terms.
BROOKS & KINGON
4o5 Whitney Bldg.
NJ. 3I7,3. City 1861
LAKEWOOD AVE-.
Near Second-ave. S-room brick veneer
hardwood finish; Kelsey furnace; loi
40xl25; price $500
]. b. PADBERG.
412 Moffat Bldg
COY COTTAGES
4, 3 and rooms. bath and gas. from
$3.50 to $1,000. out Mack ave. or
good streets.-10- percent down.
=, . and rooms bath and gas. from
$3.50 TO $1,000. Out Forrest west
10 per cent down.
WILL ST. JOHN & co.
Cherry 22Ss. Chamber OF Commerce
CANTON AVE.
Two-flat. near Jefferson. we'll rented
$4,000.
NOLAN PRATT REALTY
COMPANY,
Phone NJ 1861. McGraw Bldg.
LET ME BUY YOU A
HOME
Name your price. what cash and
monthly installments you can pay,
locality owner Will pay my COM
mission
LET Me SELL YOUR
PROPERTY
II you can give my clients honest
value for their money can sell your
property quickly.
WILBUR B. GILBERT.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
1920 Majestic Bldg Main 1890: Cd 2Oi7
Two Handsome Cottages
One rooms and bath. hot water heat.
hardwood floors Price $4,000. with
s6cc down terms for balance. The
other one has Z rooms and bath, fur
mace heat. Price $4,000 with 800
down, balance SOS every months
These are both excellent values and
.
ward Miller No. 4 McGraw bldg.
Main e52i city 652I-X
FORT. NEAR FLMWOOD
40-ft lot, hot water heat 8 rooms md
bath: 3 bedrooms: 2 nreplaces all
rooms extra large. Price $1,000.
About $500 down
Kirby Sorge-Felske Co,
Cor. State and Griswold-sts
Main 277. City 3s2s.
Thirty First, Near Warren
Now 7-room frame. bath. electric light,
- hrrdwuuh floors. cpiiar. Tot JUxfII
cheap at $4,000, easy terms.
ALEX WATSON
sO2 Hammond Bldg.
500 DOWN, So 100
AVE. near Mack. practi-
--eally new house with basement fur
mace, laundry owner leaving town
ELMER s. MOON & co.
MAIN 1911 726 FORD BLDG
S., 500
BUYS n large i0-room frame. near
Trumbull and Canfeid-avc hot air
heat gas, oak fnlsh easy terms In
quire
IohnUi FIREMAN. * co.
Main or city 40. sos Union Trust Bldg.
NEW COTTAGES
Ayer{- snd HecIs-ave'.. near Marquette.
Goethe. b25. near Holcomb one block
from Mack-ave. car. 81 500. easy
terms
II. IT. RENSHAW.
90 HOME BANK BLDG
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

REPRESENTATIVE WANTED
No canvassing or soliciting requir-
cd Good income assured. Address
National Cooperative Realty Co.,
V-746 Marden Building, washington
ID. G.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

MEN In Detroit and vicinity qualify
for hremen. brakemen. baggagemen'
electric railway motormen and con-
ductors. $60-s100 monthly expert
ence unnecessary. Ry. Inst. Bureau.
clio Metropolitan bldg East st.
Louis Ill
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

20 A.. on car line, good 5-room house.
large barn, hen houses, fruit OF all
kinds. I horse, cows SOW. 20
chickens, everything complete Tor
a. A.. near Marine City, s.room
house, large barn and out-bulldinss'
$4,000.
40 A. mi. north OF Fiat Rock
mi. FROM Trenton, 5-room house son
30 good hip-roof barn, 3 a. timber,
. OF fruit and berries. only s2.oOo,
y n terms VIII exchange for lots.
cottage or automobile.
20 A.. mt from Utica, A. or
rhard. 10 A timber S-room house,
2hxA1 barn all necessary out-bulld-
iugs only $50 per A.
so A., is mi west or city s-room
house, partly new. barns, poultry
house and out-buildings, or
chard. some wood, $4,000 EXCHANGE
for house or Fat.
100 A., between Utica and rRoches-
ter. bk.A. % wood and pasture, 3Ox
ga and 3Ox40 barns, lean-to cattle
harm. poultry house, tool house.
larg. hog house. windmill ard evsrr-
thing complete good land. only 500
per \.
have some very good stock and
dairy farms. see me before YOU buy,
Ofhce open Thursday evening until
s o'clock.
FYSTFR. The Farm Man,
- nidU
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
Statesmen WANTED

Statesmen WANTED.
SALESMAN selling grocery trade. 70
sell RICE as side line Liberal pro-
position, local or travelling man. Ad-
dress Theo. Brierre's Sons. New Or
leans
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

WANTED-YOUNG MEN
To ATTEND e

THE ELECTRIC COLLEGE
We teach practical electricity to
meet the growing demand for eiec-
tricians: day and night classes. Call
or write.
Cherry 220S. 1873 Jefferson ave.