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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-06


v'FA'1a T"'i e. lf;' FrTsa sSs for -s
Russell. ss. wafT e. las last Ps%sd sub Is, d:.in.
IT, b Russell n warren last named sub.
except the sly II ftT taken for widening
.Ss ssH9 S Rl. e sub Boot q part :'1fI'
and s part the q G' Dsr'sa OF
warren Ave NJ E. Church n. warren. plat Of rhomp-
AdssS. Tis@an RoS Gr9d:y
John j. walsh " McKn.try VIM Tait: sub. Of
Ed~ Hook. w. Mcinstry Da.sows sub Of that part Of
u lot a. OF the sub. of p. c. 80. lying OF
James a. BURKE W. Mcin:iry plat OF the sub Of l.
aeeestrerter W Mcin.ry Williams sub Of o l. II
f. 4 Henry. W MeKinstry plat Of j. g. b. williams sub
n + wIn!ams, W MeK,n..ry las. named sub 8,
Msrsarst Meshans Lg,nsnE . Mott Williams sub OF
MssSsns Isn.lns Jas. named sub
csss Chase ' ct al Lan.ns Hs%sd
'' Of Ps%ss
q. ID Henderson w. Lansing last named sub.
Msso LANSING last named asa sub ns
B. Williams summit sub of lots rs and IA. p G. 30.
NJ Bernard and f. Jacob. Ferdinand sub. Of O. LIS 20
Jo Snd Il .o soS OF Ferdinand las: named sub
bs, H.r s e ID .a Of e. isG ns f. 81 M
% IND. snd p t s sns n ~
n sl7s5 IT. OF q I ss p 6: so 20 It. q
or. G. 50. ....-.......'s Is
Ks saS o
. Il vi on,
G Hsssrms. Morrs, las, named sub e
se SUBJ Of III.
IT, OF lot 49, p
Gft1 Ss s sjs ssd
Geo scsiinsr Msrrsli BarSu%s. sub Of the MY
Moore Heirs. w. Morrel sub Of O. L ST. p C. So 20 Il
A. Bedford. W. Morrsll. sub of o Is. ~ and a. 49,
except &c T. alley IL :" as is opened ed
A. A Trites W. Morrsil of o LIS q and a. 30
F. f prigg, W. Morreii sub lot 10 Of the sub Of P.
C. r. Fisherman W Morrei sub Of lot 10 OF the
w j Gray Junction. plat the q o l. p & 80
La Hope. e. Junction last named sub n 10 IT.
Aug Fisch, Junction w B. sub. Of lot and
rectangular piece Of land lying between lots and ::
SiOns at right angles Lovers Lane all OF the sub.
Mrs " Hissins e Junction last named sub
Hiram Walker Junction sub % s si 81 tine s ss 81
'e0' fle''' ' W. 1858 IT. n IT,
W! 1863 II. of s. 20 IT,
Henry ouis, e. Junction last named sub,
Mary Beebe O. Junction plat of Kansdy's as
John I 5 &C Garyey !. Junction John Williams
lot 20 r. C. % ~
X. H. Matthew, Junction McMillan's SUBJ OF the 2Ie
IT Of o p. c. $50. 1y-
rg OF the n line OF Annexation St
n sub Of Sart of $50 OF and
Jos Felix's, Junction last named sub.
Wright Junction Brush's sub. of the sly S14 IT.
OF WHY u OF the concession OF p C. ESQ, "
TOLEDO
Thomas Davey w. JNnc;!on plat Of Reeder Jerome and
Dufhed's sub. OF thee ss4 IT, OF r. c. ~, T. y . H.
Mrs Eli Bariune W. Junction last
y w In
Mrs Parkume Junction. last named SUBJ.
Mrs Rarkume Junction, last named sub.
Mary Grizol Junction, last named sub n: 30 II;
Chas T. AL Junction, Jerome, Dufheld and
Reeders sub Of the e. 36t IT, OF p c. 80. beween
Driggs ave and Anthem
and vacated alleys In Of lots
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N.-.-str..s- Description

Ss' WY Of drsaot lot r.:
srs-i no% Bel. 5Hs sub N: Sy
sT pSs. OF p co e La;
y Il. SUB e. Is. 81 is.
ss :Ts Ss s%s:Fs s la: named
sss.n Concord galloway and Butternsld sub OF
ss sanis s:s = T. .,
Hunt W. Concord Mssod sub Of the o. ss is r.
81 ss sf S S.as 9, e lot Of the sub Of 10
p Hunt. W. Concord. last ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
s nar q lot ss"a Plat srS S sHs s 's
tw ssna Lsfays d and Antietsm st t :; ,;
Of block q the Besyfalt farm
'sas hlg's"i .as
alley y ana s and Of and aSsoinns
r. Padberg e. Bellevue named sub =.
schsfgss Bellevue. named sub. 20 T.
T except e. 10 IT, decided for alley
E % s e in s B S Ss iSns ny Mack
a.;ss last G1%sS
Ans Foundry Co: BsiIsyus sub q p e 49, Beau ~,
Sos Scpson; sub Of the 5 W u Of the n E. y Of
80 all that part of
lying between the line OF lots 4. and
and the n. line OF lots 0. 8. and 2. OF Nc
Fs.:s sc e.; ;ss Part = : !, =
snII sr s.hssas, named ZEE s.
C.. q. Bellevue,
Bioss q bellevue. p C. H. OF Gratlot ave. sub Of
lots and SD. so n $3.50 e. s5.01 n.
30 IT. of st. 696.30 II. of W. 50 II.
H. 4Bioss. e. Bellevue. last named sub, .
H ss Of sub q ot Of ana saaH
fall farm n OF Gratiot
Peter Bellevue. Grays sub OF part OF lots
10, OF back concession, p. c. H. known Beau
fait farm, . -
vacated alley In rear of and adjoining lots !
city Detroit. Bellevue. last named sub
Unknown w: Bellevue. last named sub.
vacated alley in rear Of and adjoining lots
Unknown, Bellevue, last named sub
Unknown W. Bellevue last named sub.
r A Nc Dougall, W. Bellevue Alex 7. Fishers sub of
sion. Reaufat farm.
Wilson Bellevue, p Desnoyerts re-sub. OF part or
the u Of the 8. WY " OF p C. 49, n OF Jefferson
ave. being lots 50 to 100 Inclusive Oh the old sub
A. Dickson W Bellevue Desnoyers sub OF the ely u
OF the WHY OF p. c.
A Dickson, W. Bellevue last named sub.
smith. Beaufat plat OF sub of lots rs and ~ Mel
q TaM,h. ta W Iseanfait last named sub
Meyers Puford and Schwartz sub. OF lots
OF whipples sub. of lots rs and ~, Mel
drum p G.
A. r. Fisher. W Beaufait last named sub
1877 II. OF Q. 111.37 II.
rear w 1877 II. of g. 111.s7 n.
L. Mehiing Beaufait. Renc's sub OF the acres OF
O l. a. p c. IS. Meidrum farm. ...................
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Walter Crane farm. p C. 80 between Public alley, s.
vacated alley lying W. of and adjoining lot
O. schemitzki Anthem ninth plat sub of part OF Wal
ter Crane farm. p C.
Is n.
w c. Brandt Anthem, second plat sub Of part of the
Walter Crane c. 80 between Public alley OF
Fort and Harvey ave- - ~
of p c. 80
s3N IT,
August Theel Fort, plat OF Reeder Jerome and Duf
ded's sub. of the e. 354 e. of p c. 49, T. T. s. H. III e.
August Thee. Fort. plat of the sub Of the waitsr
Crane farm "V ~
Helena Curry. Fort last named sub & ~
part OF p c. 80 and 1853 f. OF p g. 2eS; lying be-
tween Fort st and the River Road, T. 2, D. X IL E...
Khoenhammer n Fort third plat sub. OF part Of the
Walter Crane farm p G. So lying n OF Fort STU.
Mary C. williams n. Fort. plat of J. c.tD Williams sub
Frank patton n Celeron plat sub of of the
walter Crane farm. p. c. 50, lying n. of Fort ST..
~ II.
Is IL.
Mrs f. Barkhume, n. celeron. plat Of Reeder Jerome
and Dufned's the E. asa IT. of p c. 80. T. g. S.
II h;rd Ma, .uh 81 mart q; The
Walter Crane farm. p. C. 49, lying n OF Fort st. -
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Geo Jerome s. Porter, plat Reeder Jerome Duff
ned's sub of the e. OF p. c. &c. T. 2. s. r. IL E.
J. j Rehrer Porter third plat sub. OF part of the
walter Crane farm p C. 80. lying n. OF Fort st.
Unknown n Rogers plat Reeder. Jerome and Duff
fields sub of the asa p c. 3d. T. q 8. r. IL E..
Daniel Rowan Christancy fourth plat sub of part OF
Walter farm, p. c. 80. ID It.
Q. II.
Thomas w Mann, n. Christiancy, last named sub
sheehy. Eldred eighth plat sub of part of Walter
John VIM n Eidred. last named sub
M Siebert. Baker fifth plat sub or part or Walter
Crane farm. p. c.
ST.
F. f. Brnkman Dix. plat of p. Williams sub OF lot
p II Lyons g. Dix OF o. l. 80. P. c. 80. 20 It.
Daniel Rowan. DIX nth plat sub of part OF Walter
W. s. Rathbone fourth plat sub. of part OF Walter
Bobo Daniel scottens resub of that part of
p c. az ana the ely part Of PC 26s lying n Of Dix
rosd, and OF Toledo ave- and between Liver
nois and Military ayes
Ell Barkume, Dix ELI Barkumes sub. OF the e76 IT,
OF lot 3S r. G. 70
A. Czabua wsky Dix plat OF Sanderson and Johnstops
Mary A. Crawford Dix, last named sub ..s
a. p. 80 the williams farm. (so-called).
yUaIta NaWh 0f he aIh he lfar
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WIN. Collins Jefferson sub OF lot II OF the sub Of
j. . Moran. n JEFFERSON sub OF lots is and H. p 50
and except W. 7ss II. OF 100 H.
Unknown named SUBJ
g.. eso4 II. OF n. $500 IT.
rear g. sso4 IT, OF n. ss.o4 IT.
IT, Rocklow. O. Reeder. plat OF the sub OF the Walter
r. Rockiow Reeder. last named sub .,............
Sarah Hickey, Reeder. last named sub
s. Campau. Reeder. plat OF Reeder Jerome and Duff
s. campau. n. Eeeder last named sub
Henry Allen DriggA jerome Dufneld and Reeders SUB
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Fred left n Pumer. named ................
Henry Lttleheld g. McGregor pl. Brush.s sub OF the
line OF the c. s. r. r. right of way.
H. Littiened. McGregor pi last named sub.
fronts Commercial st.
steppien Southern, plat of the sub Of estate OF
stephen Liverros being part Of p G S7t ...;:..:
JON = F0 Of m pas Q, wssson SUP
Unknown, n. Rollin, last named sub
vacated alley lying e of and adjoining lot
Unknown, n. Norton, leN named sub.
. vacated alley lying e OF and adjoining lot
p c III =. OF Michigan ave.
vacated alley lying o. OF and adjoining lot
Unknown, q. IuFersoll. last named. sub.
W. IT. OF vacated alley adjoining lot
Unknown, n. Ingersoll Greusels sub OF lots Alb
1s OF Brush's sub. Of part OF p. C. 2so.
sub OF p. c. H. OF Michigan
+: Meish Fletcher, last named sub. t.,.....
Henry NJ Dutze a. Michigan Chas. and Fred Goldner's
sub OF lot and lots 20 to % incl of GOdners sub OF
H. NJ Butzel Michigan. named ..,.......
Horgen and Esper, Michigan plat OF wesson InRer-
soils sub of p. c. III, OF Michigan ..........
Prokspau Michigan. sub Of part Of p. c. No. AGO.
G. Rsscbne n Michigan last named sus 40 -
Plat OF the sub Of o. L. -. p c 30,
Henry cowis. Horatio. chesters sub Of lot o.
city and suburban Homes warren Rcbt ~ Grindl.y':
sub Of part OF ESQ., lying south of center OF Hol-
except the mis- IL H. taken for widenine
city and Suburban Homes $ Warren. last named SUB =
except the My IL r. taken for widening
n 3. Rich. Warren. last named sub. $50.
except the My ~ IT, taken for widening
Warren ave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-09
RYAN'S BARGAINS

SIG, ,000--2 story brick building in Cullman, Ala; first floor has store rooms and rents $50 per month; second story has apartments rented for $50 per month; on lot GO by 132, size of building 50 by 75 feet Will take 1-3 cash and balance in good rental or residential property. $4500-S roomed ? story bungalow, being constructed, modern, near car line. West End. Let us sell you this and select your own electrical fixtures. It will be beauty. Reasonable terms. $5000-Nice roomed, story residence, two tenant houses on rear, well located, on South Highlands A rare bargain. Good terms.
 s1650-New 4 roomed cottage, lights and bath. ? blocks of car line, East Lake. This is nice place: terms right. $1500-House and lots, Beverly Station. will make reasonable terms, or exchange for a farm.
 Excellent 6 roomed bungalow, ? blocks of North Ensley car line, close in. This is new. oak floors. nice electric fixtures and on corner lot. Will make reasonable terms.
 s45oo-The best 2l1 acre farm in the south for the money, 100 acres excellent bottom land; good well and fine springs, ? houses and good creek everlasting water through place, miles of station and 36 miles from Birmingham, on public road If you see 1t you will buy it. Terms. $1350-50 acre farm, has good improve ments and in high state of cultivation. on public road. R. F. D., miles from station. A pretty farm. Terms right. All can be placed in cultivation. S22 per acre, 154 acre farm, running water year round. roomed dwelling tenant houses, very productive, near school and church. Phone and R. F. D. Good terms, or will exchange for good city property. Several good houses In all parts of the city for sale or exchange for farms or other property.
 See our rental list. especially that bunga- low in West End 705 Cotton ave. A beauty, modern. s20 per month. If you want a farm, for cash or ex- change, see us sure.
 Ryan Real Estate Company
 2026 Third ave. Phone s35.
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NEW AND
 MODERN HOMES A Swell Little Home South Highlands $4OOO

s250 cash and balance In easy payments buys the best little bungalow In the city Has 5 rooms, bath and large basement. Oak floors throughout house. Beautiful woodwork and paper Peck k-Wlliiam son heating system. One-half block or cars. A very fine investment as well as a lovely home.
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GEO. o. MARRY 21O6 FIRST AVENUE
 Phones 2572
FOR SALE

 s49UU-A seven room, modern Ardis Heights place. A great bargain on good terms. $3500-Avenue c place, near Fist street. Rents for $360. A good home or nice in- vestment.
 $3500-Lot 50x219 Mountain. avenue.
 $6000-A modern two story corner residence, 18th ay- enue, on Norwood car line. Pretty, elevated lot. $7500-A nice two story mod ern home east of goth and south of Highland avenue, with east front. $4500-50x140, improved, Ay- enue c, near goth. $3750-100x10 Avenue F, cor ner, rents for $3S4. Space for other houses. $3000-25x140, improved, 9th avenue near 26th street. $500 per foot, fine corner in two blocks of 3rd avenue and 20th street. S15, 5,000-Close in, North 18th street corner. SIT, ,500-Good Northside cor ner, three white tenants; rents $1620. $10,000-100x240 8th avenue near 22nd street; rents over $1200. Good investment and warehouse site. 16,000-Good corner 3rd av- enue, 24th street. MALONE-M'C M'CONNELL GO Phone Main 7071 2o24 Third Av,
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ONE CENT 4 WORD

RATEs-One cent q word n day, no nd. taken for less than 25c for first inser- tfon. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-09
Country Home Close In S4500

Four acres, highly improved, good orchard, flower yard. several chicken house, barn and a real good room resi- dence Cement walks to West End cars Undoubtedly this Is the most desirable country home anywhere near the city. Would be cheap at 5000 an acre A great big snap at s4500. Terms not less than one-half cash
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2 Story House, Elevated
 Lot South Highlands S45OO

s35o cash and balance In reasonable payments. This. Is a real sb5oo place that has to be sold before this week Is out Has 2 stories and large base ment, rooms, bath and sleeping poreh. Built on solid cement foundation, dou- ble sheeteds and double floored, oak floors down stairs. Has tile bath, fur- mace heat and all modern improve ments. On a very pretty lot overlook ing the city and only one block of cars.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-09
SAFES AND VAULT DOORS
 PERSONAL
PROF A. IATIFF, Hindu Seer. Powerful Healer, Clairvoyant and
 Scientist

PROF. A. LATTE, Hindu Seer. Powerful Healer, Clairvoyant and
 Scientist,
 He towers above the partially
 developed medium and Is the
 envy of all pretenders. Prof. Latiff asks no money in advance, and positively refuses to accept any unless entire satisfaction Is given. His long residence in Birmingham and experience not only makes an able scientist but a reliable one. Strangely fascinating are the words that come from the cultivated lips of this most interesting man. whose journey of life has already taken him through all the renowned psychic schools of Egypt, India and Europe. It seems, indeed, as if his knowledge must come from that myterious world of which we all know, yet longing, cannot know.
 He looks far away into the dim mys- terious future-great beyond-across the dark chasm which separates the human body from the fitting soul and that which is to be told. The separated are brought together; foes are made friends; lost property is recovered the mist is brushed away from business ventures, the hand is so guided that failures are averted, the earth's surface Is explored, it's
  ious perceptive mind and while he gives names, dates, facts and fig ures his visitor sits dumbfounded at the revelations he makes to him. He Is surely man of the passing time.
 A SWORN STATEMENT do hereby solemnly agree and guar antee to make no charge if I fail to call your name, age, name of your friends, enemies or rivals I promise to tell you whether your husband wife or sweetheart is true or false; tell you how to gain the love of the one you most desire, even though miles away; how to succeed in bust. ness, speculation or law suits; how to marry the one of your choice. How to regain your youth. health and vitality; remove all evil influences cure all nervous diseases and relieve troubled and suffering humanity in many trials. misfortunes and bad luck, which an unkind fate or ad- versity has seen fit 10 heap upon your already tired and burdensome shoulders.
 His revelations are most wonderful and acknowledged to be of the highest order. not made to satisfy idle curi- osity, but intended to give those who seek the truth a permanent benefit. He does not cater to the supersti- llOuS or the lSnoTdnt cTeuulouS peO- pie If you are in doubt that he can and will perform all he claims. feel yourself invited to call. He will give you more substantial proof of his marvellous powers than you have be- fore received from mortal.
 Ladies maid always in attendance Hours, Q to D. m. Call today. 1524 Tth avenue, north.
 SPECIAL NOTICE. Beware of all persons going from house to house claiming to represent me, as I am alone and have no assistants. SEXOID--A marvellous cure for weak ness in men. Restores lost powers.
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ONE CENT 4 WORD HATEs--One cent n word a dnyI no nd.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser-
 lion. C0sh must accompany order.
MONEY TO LEND

MONEY to loan on sewing machines.
 furniture. musical instruments: business confidential. Phone Bell 20s-J. West
 End. 5-l2-su-tu-tf
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ONE GENT 4 WORD

RATEs-One cent n word a dnyj no ad.
 taken for less than 25c for first tnser- ton. Cash must accompany oFder.
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FOR RENT-RoOMS

NELL furnished rooms for housekeeping for S20; kitchen cabinet, sink. round eN- tension table, sideboard, lineoleum on floor and gas range; nice, well furnished bedroom adjoining; electric lights, hot bath, phone with use of plano; just like being at home. 531 North 23d street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-09

FOR RENT-On South Highlands, one front bedroom downstairs, private fam fly; phone, bath, electric lights; conven- tent to meals; terms reasonable. Tele- phone Main 5709-J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-09
New
Cottage

s10o to $50 cash and SIS to s2o a month buys this brand new room cot tage It Is on a full sized lot and in a good section, near cars. We have only three of these-if you want bargain In a new home-you must hurry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-09

THREE furnished connected rooms, mod ern house, well elevated, cool. 1027 18th ave s. Bell Main 691i-J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-09
MONEY TO LEND

REAL estate loans to suit you In amount. terms and interest; can bay back month ly or yearly; will take second mortgages. John W. Prude. 1o6 North 2ist street
 Bell phone 240. 10-l6-u
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-09

FURNISHED front room, for house. keeping; water in kitchen; electric lights, hot bath. 50S N. 23d street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-09

FRONT room, well furnished, windows, cool porches, good board near by; also side room. Phone 16S7-J. 1928 s. 18th st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-09

LET THEM. TERMS ATTRACTIVE. BOOMERS AND BOARDERS FIX CHANGE, col FIRST NATL BANK
 c 4f
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-09

WE negotiate loans and sell real estate: can handle desirable farm loans. Ma lone -McConnell O.. 2l3 2lst street.
 7-l1-tf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04
BELIEVES Tx auRpEn

Mangum Nor. 4-Gu'arie wIll poil
strong vote To Greer Both 'ae
Mangum papers the Star Dem and
the sun-Monitor Rep came ou' iasf
week with strong 'res' articles The
Star said IL shouldn't be 'he pot
icy Of any newspaper p miX-up 'n
somebody elses fight unless some
good can be done uy SO doing we.
editorially. have not said aHHt1ine
up 70 this time N.th reference 90
the fight between me tao contesf'ne
cities GuIhrie ana Oklahoma Ni'T.
for the capital location Oklahoma
City IS a CONNER .al center DIth lots
Of railroads and He feel proud 70
say that Oklahoma City Is pointed
10 bg an fhe southwest IS tte prin-
ciral eity While Guihr,e z rot saca
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04
VAL MULLEN IN TRAIN FIGHT

Marietta, Okla. Nov Al. v.
C~ValJ Mullen of Ardmore. one Of
The p ost widely known real estate
men In oklahoma. and G d. Neville
of rio Vista Texas. train news
agent were arrested here Saturday
on the arrival OF The midnight santa
Fe passenger train. both dangerously
wounded. the result, witnesses say.
OF gun and n.fe fight that took
place between the two on board the
tram as ID neared Marietta from the
south
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04
.SOONERS GRAB GAME
FROM JAYHAWkERS

Lawrence, Kas., Nov For the
second consecutive time Bennie
Owea the former Kansas university
star. brought light shifty team OF
Oklahoma Sooners into the JaEhawk-
ers camp and bagged a victory. on
a heavy slippery field, the Sooners
outweighed and apparently handicap.
ped in every department pulled 8
TO victory out Of game spectacu-
lar and composed of dazzling plays
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04
TO USE CLEVELAND's LUCKY
TELEGRAPH INSTRUMENT
fBy Asa0cIafeo f-ressl

r. 8cetou. q j.. Nov 4-Gov.
Wilson will receive the election re-
turns tomorrow night through the
same telegraph Instrument thar
.ckeo off victory 70 Grover Cleye-
and b 1892 The governor .onay cx.
pressed again bis desire to 20 20 bed
sarly tomorrow night and hear the
erurns next day.
The governor has recovered from
1s autO shake-up
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04
SOPHIA SINGERS
SLAYERS ARE HELD

Chicago. Nov. Charles y. Kram.
mer alias Conway and wife, We're
held to the grand jury today with
out bail by the coroners jury today
for the murder OF Sophia Singer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04

Stop coughing' you rack the lungs
and worry theb ody. BALIARD'S
HOREHOUND SYRUP checks irrita-
tion heals the lungs and restores
comfortable breathing. Price 25c. 50c
and $500 per bottle. Sold by ON
Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04

WANTED-Yonng OF middle aged
lady TO take entire care Of baby;
must be GOOD Call a 52H p. Cieve-
land avenIe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04
Profit on Sleeplessness.

tDetrolt News
Pullman cars earned SI0.000000
last year. merely by keeping people
awake nights.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04

(New York TrihuneD
King Peter of Seryia is probably
the first sovereign who ever went to
war ia an automobile.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04
Out in the Cold.

lAtlanta Consuution1
Neither elephant nor bull moose
can get enough straw votes TO warm
winters day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04
To Be Had at Home.
ATLANTA Constitution

Don't be afraid of rise in Turk
ish rugs. We manufacture them in
this country on short notice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04
New Arrivals in Piece Goods

Some new arrival, in this department are thc ne" sN
ng These THINKS the prreie,t patterns aud Pc 4'
season Heavy mNtucs IN beautiful combination ~ coors
Hines Scotch Twecs and Diaeonas are al n Tbs ne" ol
come 20 10 q inches wide priced the yard SIPS 70
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04
GFN- O,REILLY DEAD

washington. Nov Major Gener-
At Robert Maitland OReuly S dead
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04

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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-11-07
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Notice is hereby given, that the
Board of County Commissioners of
Whatcom County, Washington. will
receive bids FOR the construction of
Two Wing Dams on West side of
the Nooksack River. approximately
one-half mile below the Town of
Ferndaie: said construction to be
in accordance with the plans and
specifications on file in the Office Of
the County Engineer.
All bids submitted must he seal
ed and marked IBID for Construc-
ton OF Two Wing Dams below Fern
dale" and will he opened and con-
sidered at the hour of loan o,r,,,,