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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-04-27
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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-04-27
Captain
Paul Jones
OF al human things nothing 10
moe honorable o. o en-
eellsnt than 10 deserve well Of
one's couniy.- Cicero.

History pages do not rofhie any more
heroic or thrilling story than that Of
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-04-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior


L. $. Land Office nt Las Cruces,
~ w.. March @, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Mario
y. Stcarly, of Columbus, y. NJ, who.
on December ~, 1911, made desert
land entry, Nd. OG30l, for 3 sN
"a; Sia SKA Soc. !, NEli Section
9, Township - ;, Range $ ", y " T.
Mediriun, has filed notice OF intcH.
ton to make final proof by purchase
under third paragraph of the act of
March I. 1918. To establish claim 90
the land above described, before b.
NJ. Reed, L. S. Commissioner Coli
umbus. y, NJ, on the 9TH day Of May,
1917.
Claimant names as witnesses
Edmond j. Fulton. of Columbus
William r. Page, OF Columbus Ere
barrow, Of Columbus Newton j.
Yarbrough. of Columbus,
JOHN L. BURNSIDE.
i-25 Az Register.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
nrp0rlncni oI lhc interior,

(. ). Land unlce at Las Cruces. ~
NJ April f.. 1917.
Notice Is hereby given that John
n. Dolby, of Waterloo. y. NJ. who. nu
December u. 1918 made homestead
rnlry w. Oia56g, FOR SGNEIi 81.
SEA. section s. Tow hship c7S.
tango gN \, M, T. Meridian. has
nlol loiice Of intention 20 make
hnNl three year proof, 10 establish
claim tp the land ahnNe described
before ~ VI. Reed. u. s Commits
sioucr, az Columbus, \. NJ, on thf
9th day Of June, gli7.
Claimant names NJ witnesses.
NJ. Lock Dolby Of Waterloo \. NJ.
Richard Dolby, Of IolUa,bus, y. NJ.
John Manning, " Waterloo. " VI
and james Burns, Of Waterloo. \
".
JOHN l.. BURNSIDE.
i-9I 5-& Register
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
pennrlmrnI Of the InIerlnr.

4. &. Land Office at Las Cruces. y.
VI. April 10, 1917.
Notice "a hereby given that Min
ME n. Ddbuey. OF Cplunbus, y. w..
who. on January 70, 1914 made
dtser, land entry 09l1i, for Ne,
section Z, Township 2pS, Range Nv.
y, VI. Z. Meridian, has flied uuliicC
Of intention Ia make final prUpf is
pur, hlsr under the act Of Marchi.
1915. Ia establish claim 10 the land
ihovr described, before n. VI. Rced.
L. ;. Commissioner. ut Columbus. y.
T., 90 IA 20 Ii daS NJ My 10 7.
A. 90. 10 b b & Wi'A IS IS.
- pu a, Moore, NJheg, ", E.Il l.
Jshn Srhmid aud Arthur l. Mics
u of Columbus, \, ~,
GIN l. DulNslc-,
go Ragis or,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of The interior.


L. S. Land Office at las Cruces.
n. NJ. March o. 1917.
Notice is hereby given that John
Stcarly, of Columbus, y. NJ, who. on
October 2s, 1911, made desert land
entry, No. OG3l7. for S ~, Section
o, township % 5. Range s W, y VI T.
Meridian, has filed notice Of intcn.
ton TO make final three year home.
stead proof, 10 establish claim O.
the land above described. cutrymui
having been granted relief under DO,
act Of March l., 1915, said proof to
he submitted before u. VI. Reed. g..
5. Commissioner, nj Columbus, y. NJ,
on the 9th day of May, 1917.
Claimant nawcs os witucssc-
Edmond J. Fulton, Of Columbus, y.
NJ; William r.. Page, OF Columbus.
y. NJ; Fred parrow, of COLUMBIA
y, W.. Newton J. Ynrbruugh, OF Col.
lmbus. y. NJ
JOHN L. BURNSIDE.
3-23 AR Register
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
Depnrtmcnt Of the Interior.

L. s. Land Office at Las Cruces. y.
NJ April l6, iql7
Notice is hereby given that VIII
lam c. Hoover, Of Columbus, y. VI,
who. on February T., igi2. made
iesUrt laud entry 40. Ojin1, lor
West Hail, Section 1, Township 2gS.
tuugc eN. ~. VI. u. Meridian, has
.tdgd notice ui intention Ia make
lingl proof hy purchase under act
81 March q 1915. lp establish claim
% the .oad 6h0Nr doscribod. before
n. VI Reed, L. s. Commissioner, Of
columbus ~ W., on The 9Th dag Of
June, 1917,
Claimant names Ms witnesses.
George /. Peters, James l.. Green
wood, James J.. Wal or and Gh rIc-
-. Bourgeois an Of Columbus, y. VI.
JOHN L. BURNSIDE,
i-27 5-2b NPElslcr.
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the triumph won
against great odds
by Capt Paul
JoneS IN whose
veins, although
not m American
but n S%cotchman.
there flowed blood
staunch md true
10 the American
cause ~ liberty.
w lille on tho
coast Of Scotland
with the Bon
homme Richard
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-04-27

Q folds Of white and scarlet o blue
Held with your silver starsi May fond
eyes welcome you, willing feet follow
you, strong hands defend you, warm
hearts cherish you, and dying lips
awe you their biocsingi Ours BY In.
heritanee, urs BY allegiance. ours BY
sHeetion-lona may you feat on the
Tree winds Of heaven. the emblem Of
liberty the hope Of the worldl-Anon.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-04-27

" anyone sttempts 70 haul down
the American neg, shoot him on the
t~pot-John A. DIX.
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When You want to bus, fg!l or cS-
change ANYTHING, put q want ad ia
the Coupey. They bring reaults,
Głos polek., 1917-08-02
No. 81.
z BtEkITNEJ OODALI.

w obec prZezywanych dis chwil zametu u
cZuc narodzie. starcia sprzecznych poelad6w i
olyeI''cyl czuJe sic W cbcwiazlIu podzelic 2
ogofcm czytajacym przeayciami pokolenia urodzo-
neso cwIercwleczu popowstauOwem. gdyZ
przezycia tie moga wyjaSnG nam DUO oSwietIiC
stan auSZy harodu przycLynowo. Los postawit
ma drodZe moJeJ ciekawe spotkania i pOZnanie
sic ludzmi - dis naczylnymi W Polsce Ro
syi - postaram sic lie sic dt. oddaC rzetelnie
pra"de wSpomnien bezstronna. niezabarwOna nj
czelh' 1ak ona zostafa przedmiotowo odbta W mo-
JeJ przechoWuJacej ia wiernie pamieci precise o.
Sohistych 5eEpO&rednich.
St laudyn-ChrzanowSka
Głos polek., 1917-08-02

chcIatam, ME mogfam W box trqcic mo-
JeJ Eolezankl Rozl, stojQcei obok, ami sic
uSmlechnQc SwawoInie - bo cos sic re
mnq dzlato / trzymaio. w pare godzin
pot"m rozlegf sic metalowy gfos milcza-
cej danny klasowej: "Katohczki - urok
zakona boiyia'.
kazanO nam sic oddzieliG cd rcszty,
pohczono powicdziano, zc many iSc do
Sail osObnei IA lekcje religii Cos jakby
bfysk radoSci przclecial przcz grubq Gle
mnoSc mojaDmySli, mia}am cheG zn6w u
smlcchnQG sic, ale nicmoc jakaS strach
wcwnetrzny wciaZ trzyma}v - ME mo-
CLAM. TAX chwytala w swc kleszcze miaa-
dzaca machina panstwowa rosyjska Swie-
re, miode dusze polskiei dziatwy | tax
juz szfo... "Katoliczki'' = by4o to Sfo-,
wo iedyne, kt6re mas masy rozbuia}ei
dziatwy rosyiskici wyr6ana4o. Nigdy ma
niczyich urzedowych ustach ME drgnaf
wyraz - ''pOlki" - Polska bvFa roz-
1WIertOwana, ma nowo zabita, pogrzoba-
ma gkcbiei icszczr W swei krwi po robu
1868, zaS imienia zamordowanci - tel
Emory StrasZmcj dla Rosyi - wvmawiaG
nIk"mu ME bylo wolno. Mkt sic tez ME
wazyf -- omiiano starannic dzwjrk ME
bCzpieczny, zakazany. Ma Ickcjach nawpt
religii, odbywanych Ii tvIlo 30 rosyisIu,
si"dziafa nieruchoma DANA Illasowa, r.
biQca iakaS rob6tkr, pilnuiaca czuinic,
by ksiqdz-kapeIan ME przem6wjf, bron
Bozc, iakicgo s}owa poIskicgo do dzieci.
Wyda"aIySmy lckcjc lax Dapugi po ro-
Głos polek., 1917-08-02
Nasze 'Wczoraj' nasze DIS"

OF rano do 20 pofudniu, pauza y
g"dzlnie - s!edziafo Sic klasic, wvda
!qc lekcye roSyjskic, niemicckie, francu-
SNle ,potem blegio sic do domu, odrabiafo
zadanla Wieczor cafy. lcciaIo sic zn6w ra-
no, by sic ME sp0znic ME SciagnaG ka-
ry. Il rodZicami, domownikami ME bvIo
czasu prawie, by siowo zamieniG. program
nauk byt Ogr0mny, wymagania surowe.
"d lIatoHcTck oStTZciSze zwyhle Potczna
tala rUsycyzmu Iatami rosfa, wzbicra}a.
za!cwa}a @szystko, pograaaIa mas 4 gfo-
wa. KsIaAki pOlskie kOnfiskowano, uste-
py w hitoryi Polsce - nawet W wvdanIu
o'ynnego I}owaiskiego - wykreSlano zu-
pefnlc, aby uniEnqG samego Polski imic-
MA. Natomlast dzieie Rosy oIbrzymiay,
cytoWatysmy pamieci ustepy -rosyjskich
pIsarzy, za8 poezja PuszIIina, Lcrmonto-
wa, Iurgleniewa mmowoli porywaIa mas
SVEN piekncm....
Polska... PoIslla zaczynota coraz
barjzlcj wydawnG sic czcm$ zjawiskowcm.
dzlwnem, zakazancm, a chociaa przez 10
Samo 5wietem jakby moczystcm, mic
mniej gems oderwancm. baikowem iak-
by. ModIitwa polslia wioczorna, Jdmlwia-
na'z matIla, ro2mowa poI,la W domu byfy
tn nicia zywQ, jodyna, kt5ra qczyh ie-
SzcZo u Spychanl mroIl zIbiiau " du
sly OjczyZnQ. NicmuIei wypychano ia z
zycia grozne, uicZiomuir, Z lrIazna kou~
ookwencja, czyniac snom iaEby rama du-
sly coraz d1Ioj urhoiz1crm mlrzeulom.
Głos polek., 1917-08-02
"KATOLICZKIv"

Gdy Sic mySIa zbiizam do tych da-
leklch juz czas6w - szczeg6Ina won, aro-
mat jakby dziwny, subtelny piynie cd
miejsce drogich, odIegiych - wolno.
lekko jak mgta, jak welon nicuchwytny
opfywa mySl, uczucc, wolc. Krai lat
dzlccinnych - komuz mas ten urok ie-
dy"y, czarodzicislli - jest nieznany?
Gdy sQ nicdobory chmury Jake
zacIera je starannic odIegFoSG, zaS wszyst
ko wyr6wnywa stopniowo W jcdna sIone-
czna cichq powicrzchnie, po kt6rei plywa-
ja zjawiska minionc, iall zywe, peEnc
barw, ciaIa, linji wyrazistych, m6wiace
ku nam glosami znaiomcmi os6b drogich,
milych, pefnr prawdy dotykalnei nicmaI,
a tax cicpfei konl,retnci. TAX przecho-
wuje sic W pamieci naszei wszyst,o ME
ginc mic, Iccz zlobi sobic micjsce wfusne
wraz nami zyjc TRIVIA.
jake daIcIiie wydaia sic dis zwFaSz
cha sennc jakby te easy poScpne, zaio
bne, gdy W domach poIskich przez Iata
Gale ME bylo uSmiech6w zadnych, gdv
gFosy SciszaIy sic pod grozq jakby tale
muicHa nicbcZpieczcnstwcm Scian ka-
tow podcjrzanych Pokolcna popowsta-
Move W tych cicniach rosty, chowaiy sic
cIsza, pOsepnoSG, groza strach. Die
alnstwo odporne>je jest petnia zycia swego
prze8fania wsHystko, maio spostzega
widzi, to tel wraHcnia te ciezLic udzcrzy}y
W dusze moia dzececq po raz pierwszy,
gdy W mundurku brazowym czarnym
fartuszku znaIazFam sic w szercgu dIugim
ma1ych dzcwczatcIl, ustawiouyoh do mo-
dIitwy W kasio rosyjskicgo gimnazium
Plcrws2y raz W ayciu miafam odmawiaG
modlitwe szkoIna po rosyisIu DoznaFam
trpcgo zdumienia, iabicgo5 iaI,by mnicru-
chomenia wewnetrZncgo. Pamietam. ze
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16
SAYS IDEALS CAN
BE WORKED OUT
RIGHT AT HOME

Prof Brumm. OF the University Of
Michigan told the Federated class
OF the First Congregational church.
Sunday noon, that the souls highest
aspirations are realizable without
wanderlust or Overlapping ambitions
They can be worked oct AZ home
with sclfcopfidencc singleness Of
purpose. devotion 10 he %cfk IN
hand. and By seeking The best in
hooks and friendships prof Brumm' s
address. which dealt delightfully."-
with "Sclf-Detcrnination.' was
marked bv literary charm and a
facility OF illustration.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16
Municipal Ownership
Advocate Suggests
Plan of Operation
CITY MUST BUY
SURFACE LINES
Any Other Arrange
ment Would BE Ruin
Gus, He Says

Declaring that subway owned
indcp endcntiy Of the surface street
car line cannot return profits.
George William Moore, Detroit at
torney who has given much OF his
time and thought TO the street car
problem, recommends that the city
acquire control OF the Woodward
car line before Il adopts Manor
Marks snEGehtinn OF building an IN
foreground systeps
"A subway up Woodward ave.
might be valuable now and viii in
time become 2 necessity" said Mr.
Moore. but il could only be used
in connection with the surface road.
The frst subway would probably
ga far as-tAe railroad CROSSING.
and from this pom, the cars would
continue north on the surface Such
subway would tend to relieve the
downtown congestion and give
quick. transit, To provide Tor the
future az we'll as The present. il
should have four tracks and the city
would probably provide space for
wires. water sewer and such neces-
stiles while excavation work was in
progress.
But Suby>S operated by itself
would not Ny The party who op-
crates NJ subway must also oper-
ate the EGrface lines and should
have no motive for diyerting traffic
from one 10 the other
City Must Buy Lines
Il can see only one practical
course, and that is for the city to
first acquire the surface lines. Then
supplement the street railway with
DE subway. Let us first set our
uiface lines. Then consider the
subway.
"New York citys first subway
was built by the city. which leased
il to a private corporation The sub
way cost s44.O00,000. and am in
formed the lease was capitalized az
77.oo0,o00 on which the people are
paving large dividends But the city
and the subway arc constantly az
odds The city wanted 10 build adj
ditional subwavs and run thru
car system. bur the subway lessees
demanded a double fare and object
ed 10 the cars of any other company
running over the road.
New York is now building a new
subway. and il is 10 be hoped IL will
he better protected IN any future
contract Where the city railroad
system. surface, subway or elevated
is operated as one unit the problem
has been met in practical manner
But whore the city loans and leases.
difficulties are constantly arising"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16
PAIGE EARNS
$1,000 600
Expects 10 Double Its Output
In 1917: Has Big Raw
Material Supply

Earnings OF the Paigc-Dotroit
Motor company IN 1917. viii be
double the net shown in Iol6. il the
company's present schedule is car
lr,ed out At the present time The
>ompany has orders for spot delIv
.ry on it's books for sufficient cars
a. run lat iull capacity for four
nronths y he schedule at present
'j'rovides for production OF from
oo00 10 $4,000 cars during the year
II his would be a the rate from ! 500
o 1000 cars monthly
4 7rtggles. 5in8ns ial statements OF
be cou,paGys operations during The
iscal yea ended Dec /. 1916. Mll
ae ISSUED in the coulso of few
lays. and viii show net earnings.
,fter all charges. OF considerably in
xceas of Sl.0O0.o00 This would
compare with net OF 500 900. and
40 coo IN J9l5 and 1914, respec-
|"ivcly.
Harry VI. Jewott. president OF the
'aige. Detroit Motor company. who
now Ia New York says that the
ompany has more raw material IN
q plant 20 take care OF the present
chedule ~ output than i' mad last
ear This would Indicate that
1 HCTe mo C0HpdUY NTT 0HT 7VT IT
aw material N stock TO provide for
~ 5000 car schedule 81 1917. D.
oW has two tons or more 20 pro
de FOR enlarged output Of 25r
90 cam in the current year.
The company has Sl7oo.0o0 cash
nj It's equivalent ON hand, which H.
aual 10 abont l70 per cent of the
ommcn etoe issue
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16
Shares Profits with Employees.

The white star Renning company
has declared All Ct ms employees in
on the distribution cf profits Tor
1916. IT. T. Edrhart resident OF
The company. is sending oui check
with letters attached stating Your
keen interest in our company AZ
fairs the past year has entitled YOU
10 share IN The profits. as much
az any stakeholder The check at
tached is offered to you as par
,ial expression OF my appreciation
OF your efforts. Do not thank re
YOU have earned II Accep please
my sincere and best wishes for u
New Year with much Joy in store
for YOU"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16
| WHERE BUYER AND SELLER MEET i
THE DETROIT TIMES LINER PAGE
| 200 P
| T

go: straight. 81 90; pure rye. $3.50
spring patent, Si050, Dbl Ia - tn pa
per sacks.
On--RNw nnseed 81 OF hoiled lin
seed, yhJ3 gal. I'm barrel lots. Kero-
sene. In iron Darrels. 7.5c; red crown
gasoline. lsc gal
Hide. I cured hides. 2ic 40
4 green hides. 1sc. No. 7 cured bulls
ibc. No. green bulls. i3c: No. I
cured veal kip. csc. No. green veal
Kip, 32c No. cured murrain 1870
No I green murrain. lie: No cured
calf. SOC. No. green calf. ?gc; No.
horse hides. So. No 2 hOrae hides IS
No 1 taliow. SIS No. tailow. 81. No
I hides, lie ON No. 2 Kip. ana calf
nc on; fheepskin (as 20 amount
WOOL, SOC 10 81.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16
BODY OF YOUTH
is FOUND IN ICE;
WEEKS PAY GONE

Following the finding OF the body
of Jacob Turovetz. ls-year-old Chi.
cago boy. frozen in the ice of a
nlarsh.-near- L.cnISn Friday Cor.
,ner Rothacher has ordered an in
vestigation and Or French county
physician. will conduct postmor-
tenn
Turovetz was working in the
Siudebaker plant and few hours
before his body was found had re-
ceivcd 81 FOR his week werA Only
q cents was found in his pockets
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16
ONE CENT
A WORD
AND
WORTH TT
ron sALE-vAcANr LOTS
TEN LOTS

In really dandy section nv tho West
Jenersor-RVe. section; an improve
ments now In; we'll restricted. lots
average 8ONla0 can sell them this
week for $3.50 each and can arrange
terms; this Is "A fine proposition FOR
conservative builders ard invest
ors; can handle separately.
HERBERT w. MERRITT.
9l9 Majestic Bldg. Cadillac 509s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16

Baton Rouge is 10 hold a big cen
tepnial celebration today. with Gov
Pleasant Of Louisiana and other
prominent men as speakers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16
PICK UP
YOUR PHONE
THE OTHER END
Is HERE
MAIN 452O--
Produce

Tho produce mNSket for the week
opened "A little quiet but with gem
srlllv arm tone. The Eigin butter
market was hnff- cent lower on
saturday but what this market would
dn remained for the day Co develop
Heavier receipts az the yards last
week was the reason for slight
Easing on from the extreme high
point for dressed calves also. The
poultry market cleaned up IA good
shape on Saturday. and under light
offerings the market was trying 10 do
a little better. Rabbits were also "a
little higher and potatoes are edging
IA that direction Eggs are steadily
nrni. and the general list Is I'M
changed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16
Tvnewriter BARGAINS

SIS 20 $50 direct from factory. easy
terms UNDERWOOD. ROYAL.
CORONA etc Renting 81 so up.
largest stock in city. T.. SsTYPF-
WRIT ER co, Cadillac $685. Cam
pus Martius. near Detroit opera
house
TONAiIARp GUITAR free demon
stratiOn az this very newest mu-
steal wonder Has only 2 strings.
Requires no lingering or musical
education Come and see this week
at 81 Monroe-ave, You save s. this
week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16
HELP wANTED-mALE

a GlrN '.EMAN o. good habits. high
ambitions and heat appearance to
learn the real estate business We
pay most liberal commissions and
lend assistance while learning. Ap-
ply sales manager.
Will ST JOHN a co.
2l7 FarWcll Bldg Cherry 24sO.
pLASTERlNG and cement work done
on short notice Call Walnut 44S6-
r.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-16
HELL wANrED-MsLE

------------------------
Statesmen who can sell Detroit lots
at ttf5 and under on easy terms.
Cnll 202S penobscot hlcg.
ORR regular course reduced 10 $50.
Careful. individual obstruction. Day
and night classes. Tools. etc. furn-
ishcd Positions secured. Special
inducement for present class OF
ten men now forming. Write or
call
NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
734 Woodward ave. Detroit.
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Typewriter Bargains

sis 70 $50 direc, from factory. easy
terms UNDERWOOD. r o. A l. d.
CORONA etc. Renting $3.50 up.
Largest stock i'm city. u. $. TYPE
WRITING co. Cadillac s6aS
Campus Martius, next bet. opera
house
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Appies-ss 50Qt5v per Dbl for
choice and SOC FOR rancy.
nsnnnas = Good shipping stock
n.nn.-Dri'd Limas. $4,000 ID.
C.bbaEe-sf bbi; new California.
tt75a5 per crate.
thee.e-M ichigan fats. 22ho. New
York 24c domestic Swiss. 274 SIC
Imported SWISS. b ms0". Drick cream
ne, long horns. sac: daisies. 22t
fsaf4t III '.'
gssnsrrvsr--La,s How~a - $50
Dressed CaI,e. Fancy. 1Sa1shc
M. .. l6al1c per II.
rrr~h N.xrtnbies -Green peppers.
sec baske, radishes 30 q 4og 90, dcz
hot house. .2ne.25. carrots. t.2b per
o. Rru-- sprouts. z0Q22c at;
celery. 25n35c doz. Florida toma =
tocr. $3.50 pet s-hasket crate; cauli-
Grape r.u,s o. 5oGs.75 per crate
Honey Fancy white. is9i7e: ex-
tractcd, smioc 10,
Hay~-Detrolt shippers are. paying
the following prices for baled hay In
car lots + o. b. Detroit, No timo-
tiny. sl..soni5. standard timothy.
tlg 5omli. light mived. s135o@iii
&c sisss i'%o'22s ~ T mIxsd 81 SO nt no.
! clover. sisGla5o rye straw. 1850
q 10. wheat and cat straw. y.5oGs
per ton.
Ime--t; ioTsi ~ Per 100
isGsec niber,s Isasac. Brasiis.
i'o anc p'csns i5n Il Pc, 70. r,o,.
ida 81 s0m7 box
or~on~-s 8 per i0o-lh. sack
Spasi 4h 8 per bu
potnfnrs Michigan car lots in
bags t'A6 80 bu. new Bermudas,
80 81 tui 81 30 ner hu
ruuifrN SPRING.. - n .-c hght
aNrtur fqn pies fancy hons 2fft -.
medium mems iNW iAct No. hens.
tufft ~nostera ~ i4c. geese g
eic toe H- lEG 2a~ turkeys ., q 5sc
osr 10 Dressed poultry rs inactive
af ifrar advance over 1--we.
rabbit. s. .5R $50 per doE
sweet Potatoes Kiln dried
:. per cru 80
JoBnING PRICES
gni', Lima D~ans. ti.I0QisO Corn
Fancy sla.ne. 81 600 lG5 standard.
tlgs table peets si.2bai40. Peas
o. salmon. tall. Sc ~ Mario WHAT
peas. si21al.G5. early June. N.5o.
Sft-d carry June. 81 40 Coz
medium. Is n 4oc. fancy. zvTasc RIO.
IT, Tftikc lib. packages. isd &c
LIN tins Is n zee In
Feed Iethinr prices, iso-ib. sacks.
bran ya1 standard mfddlings. $50.
fine middllngs. t55; cracked corn. sf2;
coarse corr meal. ttc; corn and oat
chop. sss ton
Kan pdtent. 50 second patent.
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SODA FOUNTAIN
STORE EIXTITRES

Buy dircct from manufacturer,
We carry fh7 largest line ~ SHOW
CASES NTEtS SHELVING.
nIspIAN Asses ETC IN the city.
" enccurN rine donrs 10000 square
feetl 70 uanufa cture our goods.
"QralitV 4nA Prices trlr Success.
ot W. f~ftiipr A7s7 fo~ salesman
Def. STORE FIXTURE co.
1880 Catherine. Near Antoine
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For SALE Grocery. right down
town cheap for cash. Call Cadillac
75f7-M
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STORAGE AND cam AGE


ACME Storage mammoth warehouse.
Storage. moving NJ. 500 81 Gilman.
CENTRAL STORAGE CO. moving.
packing, hrcproof. rates right. Mo-
tor vans for suburban moving.
Phone Cadillac GO
ROEHT BROS. Storage. Carriage and
Packing Office. i6c Alfred. Ridge ses
PARTY MOVING 10 California can
rent part OF car Central Storsss
Co, Cad'iinc az.
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non sALE-nOroRcYcLEs
GARAGE. S46. So

Prompt eripmrrt nnd quick erection
make this slrdd garage bar
Rein. FOR farther Information call
f0- rD.f fffE vhr~e Main $500.
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wsNrEo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CASH for old false .feth. gold crowns.
broken feweirv. diamonds. watches
etc. fun value paid, Liberty Rfg.