The Detroit Times (Detroit, Mich.)
July 15, 1908

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Rates for Lino: •Advertisements The Time* cannot guarantee accuracy or axeum* responalblllt jr for errors or any hind oocurrlng in telephone adver Uaautauta. “HELP WANTED." AND all OTJIER ADS. Ona cant a word each lnonrtton. nl* word* or fraction thereof to the llna. raah In advanca. No advarttnamanta of than two llnaa taken; si* innor tlonn ruada for tba pWco of whan »«*«h in paid. THE 13-15 John R-St Both Phones: BELL. MAIN 1498. home. City 3385. Tha Tirana haa eatabltahed branbh agenda* whara cloaalrtnd advertise ments will ba received until li a. in. aach day. Tha raUa charged at tha branch Ugandan arc tha aaraa aa at Tha Timas office. Cash ado. only will ba taken at branch agenda*. Follow ing la tha list of aganclaa: KAIT IIDB. nonghtaa-Praacb Coal Cos., 411 East Canfleid-av*. Mt. Elliott Pharmacy, Mt. Elliott and Oratlot-avaa caraa>*a Furniture Cos.. IST Urattat ar*. F. r,,w 1169 J*fferton-av*. J, McPberaoa, 2 40U Qratlot-ava* oppo alto car barns. UKST fIIDB. C. a. Kau.or, 095 Grand IttTer. Turner Stanton, 164 Myrtle-et. F. 11. I)rlM-oll, 417 Mlchlgan-ara J. tV. Willard. 1419 Fort-ot. want. W- W. Iluah. 694 Mlchtgan-ava

Marriage Licenses Henry Stripp'd. 27; Mary Kuhry, 33. Archie Turner. 45.. Annie Cockburn. 39. Urval I*. Van Mailer, 114. Anna La- Forge. l!u JHinet, H. Buchanan, 37. Mary L. Mc- Knnnl*-, 37. Phlllaa Phanruff. 2*. Detroit, Clarice Ladoueef. 39. Ho He Hiver, Cun Albert J. VVookerby, 37, Flint, Mich.; Marthu M Krueger. 37. Detroit.

BIRTHS

BUYS. Thoinan J. I.ung, 159 Lyman. Constantine Vuii Szynieruwakl, 110 Kunter. Frank Hannan, 74 Atkinson William W. Summer, 195 Warren. Herman Harp*. 3300 Fort. Frank Moyer, 33 Uarrun. Junies Small, 14 1* a lot Salle. Joseph Ho nit. 030 Wvason. GIRLS. Anthony Truplario. 70 Cleveland, Henry Luck*-r, 13 4 t'olumbian. Itoy Logan, 957 Fifteenth. Hobart w. Davis. 1390 Second. Mlclut'l Lyons. 14 Crossley. Wllllaid McClellan, 77 t'hamherlaln. Alfred K. Howard. 451 Twelfth.

Daily Death List i1 William Moss. 9 months. 365 Sher man; marasmus Evelyn Jordan, 5 months, 497 Al lied 1 enteritis. J. Alexander Thomas. 38 years 309 Fourth; accidental full. Sophia A. Gulley, 94 years. 66 Atkin son, senility Fcederii k KalJia. 50 years. Detroit •anttariupi, heat exhaustion. Alice L. TVaid, 3 years. 996 \V. Fort; pneumomu. Nettle Charboneau, 4 months, 846 W. j«rr»t •non. . Karlin, aged 95 years. Notice of funeral later. JOHft—-July 13. 19Q8. Elijah H. Jobo. beloyed husband of Mary A. Jobe, at hts borne, T7B Eighteenth-at. Fu neral Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. GREGORY —July 13. 1 908. at residence, 190 Edith Gertrude, ago 3 months ,25 days, beloved daughter of Walter and Jennie Gregory. Burial private. KANE—JuIy 13. at his sister's home, 541 Larned-st. east. Daniel J., be loved bratli«y of Michael li John. Francis, uml Maggie Kane, uged is years Funeral Wednesday. 7 30 a in., from realflehce, and 8 o'clock at SHi I’eter imd Haul s Jesuit church, iidrial prlvaje, KOACHE*—JuIy 13, 1908, at family re*" Idem*, 259 Twenty-fourth-et., Mary) beloved wife of Cupt. Wtlltain Hoachs and mother of Elizabeth W. and Anna M Funerfcl 1 rom above residence Thursday at 830. and St. Anne's church at 9 o'clock Member of. De troit circle. No! 102. P. II C. ROHBYNB—■JuIy 13, at residence. IJ3 He.thune-ave east. Dr. Wesley Rob bins, Funeral notice later. riNEHAI. UIREITOMS. DICK FIND LATER funeral Director* 10 EAST HIGH-BT. EDW V. HOLTON. Mgr. TEL If. .Ik UlCkr MA.M'KO—MAI,K. AT U.VCBv,X«idnian and bell boys for suniiner result., 132 Shelby, opp postpfflee AN HdiNU i'faiiVaON desiring a good position can get one after completing one of our couree*. Day and Night class*.*. nil tbs year. Our facilities are positively unequaled In Michi gan. Detroit Business University. 11-XI ’WllcOx-at. BUSINESS. SHORTHAND AND ENG LISH taughf' under most favorabls conditions, day and night school. Tbo Hua'neaa Institute. Breltmeyer Bldg

BLACKSMITH, helper, with experience In horeeslioflnj) 1221 John H PRINTER- Who If a good stone man. 92 lat l lied •st West. WANTED —Men to learn barber trade.' will equip shop for you or furnish positions, few .weeks completes; con stnnt practice; careful Instructions, Saturday wages; diplo mas grunted:-catalogue mailed fa-e. Moler Barber college, Chicago, 111. W ANTKb led unmarried men between ages of 18 and 35. citizens of United States, of «oml CHuractol ami temperate hab its. who cast apeak, read 4ind writs EikgUaii. For- Information apply to Recruiting Officer, 60 Lafayette-gve Ihtroit Mb’hT .or Hsavetirlch Block. Sagir.uiv Mich.- lIKLF W ANTED—MALIC. WANTED—Good carpenter. Apply 769 Ht-aubleli -st. W ANTED—AbIe-bodied men between ages 19 and 35 for U. S. Murine Corps. Must bo native born or have first papers. KxCellsnt opportunity to see the world, Good pay. Cloth ing. rations, quarters, nodical at tendance free. Apply at Marine corps recruiting office. 76 West Fort-at Detroit. WANTED— Married man, for farm wi.rk 39 chena st wanted -By at turer. beginning manufacture of gas ranges aid heaters, an experienced and competent man to take charge of gas goods department; give age, ex perience, references and wages ex pected. Address G. R. H.. care Dm*- trolt Times. IIELF W.% I KU-KBMAf g. ADVANCE YOURSELF by learning shorthand. For demonstrating what the How aid school can do for past graduates of grammar schools, we are Inaugurating Saturday morning clauses, from 9 a m. to 11:90 a. in., absolutely free of charge. Including Instruction books and stationery; no charge whatever. Call and get per mits early to Insure your seat. Ilow pj'iivs ana waitresses, in ana out of city. Crego Employment Agency, 56 Wondwnra CII AM HE HM AID. ami waitress wanted Grace hospital. John R. and Willis. GIRL f»r kitchen work. 104 St An totne-st HOUSEWORK —Girl wanted for gen eral housework. 60 Uantleld east. HOUSEKEEPER—Wanted, a house ksc pur, age 40 to 50, no objection' to one or two children Tom Jondreau, Detour. Mich.; box 26, Chippewa Cos. WANTED Kitchen help, also woman to work by day, 98 Howarrt-st. WANTED— Bright girl to help care foi babv. ami assist in light housework 92 Elm-st. WANTED—-Good general servant ut 339 Jefferson-ave. YoTtNG girl to assist In light house work and care of babv; go home nights 317 Ilarper-ave. YOUNG girl for light housework; mornings only. 960 Twelfth-st I.fI'ATIOMS HAS mi—M4I.R. POSITION wanted by two young single Polish men want work on farm. F. M Oleuskey, 66 4 Tromblqy-ave. 91TL A \V A .N run—KK.MVLIw. A GOOD German midwife, going out nursing. good references; experi enced. 1233 Fleld-ave. BRIGHT girl, 1 I years, would like light position of any kind. Address 1516 Palmer-ave. east COMPETENT lady wishes situation as housekeeper In widower's home. Mrs. Alta Bennlnger. Harbor Ppringa, Mich. WASHING to take home. 69C Twenty f o urth-st. WANTED—Iiv elderly lady, steady po sition; good home more than wages. 124 Beuls-ave WASHING and Ironing wanted at home. Anna Dinas. 88 Antletam. YOT’NG colored girl would like house work in small family Inquire 582 1 Beaublen-st. YOT’NO colored girl would like to ks- slst with tiousework. Address 117 J Wl 1 klns-st. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ALL KINDS store fixtures bought and sold; showcases, counters, shelving, etc. Roaenthal Store Fixture Cos., 361 Hastings Phone M. 4022. HIGHEST prices p«ld furniture, stoves, carpets. Lapharp 223 Grab Park 248-J. lIL SIN ESA OPI’OKTVNPtTEg. —a—.v.v.ia -i- MODERN S-l/fX'IM IBVURE. two hot water heat, combination lights, puvetl str«>et. near Eastern Htgh school; take small cash payment down, balance cusy. or trade for u good vacant or u furm. Address A. box 85. Detroit Times. —251 A COMPLETE 4-cyJlnder Cadillac tour ii.g cur, with all equipments, which 1 will exchange for real estate. Ad dress A. box 75, Detioit Times. —250 CASH AND AUTOCAR for good lot, land contract, or bouse and lot. Ad dress A. box 81. Detroit Times. &-itOM COTTAGE on Alger-ave., one year old; will take cheap lot as first payment. Address A. box 94, Detroit Times. —254 GOOD two-family flat, six rooms and bath each; well rented; west side; sell cheap anil take good lot as tiist payment Address A, box 100, De troit Times. WILL BUILD To SUIT you on a cor ner lot, on. west side of Stev* ris-ave. In Elm park, for small cash payment or vacant lot. Address A. box 69. Detroit Times —254 i FORMULA for manufacturing superflu ous hair remover, will not harm the skin, for diamond, or what have you? Address A, box 39. Detroit Times. 254 ROOMING house, 12 rooms; brick; no furnace, rent |25; circle, In come, 6*00; price, $375. Address A, box 49, Detroit Times. —260 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE One quarter acre tot, with 160 feet front age on lake, five miles from Ludlng ton, Mich.; reached by electric rail road, for diamonds, merchandise, or make me an offer. Address A, box 38. Detroit Times. —254 NICE COSY HOME, 8 rooms, bath, gas, cellar, 8 months' old, oak floors down stairs. on north side of street, near Van Dyke, take vacant as tlrst pay ment. Address A. box 66, Detroit Times. —254 IF YOU WANT TO BUY a rooming house, hotel, grocery, restaurant or confectionery, come where your In terests are protected. PATRICK *4 ALDRICH. 69 Home Bank bldg. M 3239. _L_ FIHHER-AVEj between Kercheval-ave, and Jefferson. 5 rooms each, rents for $342. price $3,200; SSOO down, balance to suit. Address A. box 83, Detroit Times. —254 EEWICK-AVE.—Near Waterloo, st)x 120. water, sewer, cement walks; will trade It on a cottage on west side of city. Address A. box 82. Detroit Times. —254 _ HILLIARD and pool tables, soda foun tains, bought, sold and repaired. or?ner-*t. FQUITY IN 100 FT. on north side 77? street, North Woodward district; to exchange for a runabout auto, or dia mond ring Address A, box 6H, De troit Times. —254 I HAVE an upright piano of a stand ard make. In good condition, which I will exchange for real estate. Ad dress A, box 76, Detroit Times. —250 CONFECTIONERY and notion store? 5 living rooms; rent sls; Inventory about $350. Address A, box 48. De troit Times. —250 NEW' fc-ROOM HOUSE, near Oakland hve„ on PhiladHphta-ave.; take vag rant as flist payment; balancs easy. Address A. box 67. Detroit Times. —154 FOR SALE OR EX CH A NOE -New 8 room house, in A-l condition with one-quarter sere lot, located In Iwvcl Pstk Addition. Rattle Creek, Mich., fbr automobile, merchandise or what have you? Address A. box 37, De troit Times MfCLELLAN-A V’K. lot In first block north of Msrk-sve. ”9x120; will sell st great reduction, need money. Ad dress A. box 70. Detroit Times. —234 Grocery* Saloon or Hotel. No better list In the cltv tu choose from Pool Room. Barber Shop and Rooming house Several exceptional values. Call todav. Don’t wait If vou haven't all the cash.will loan you the balance. K A BACON. 501-602 Breltmeyer bldg rHS DETROIT TIMES: WEDNESDAY. JULY i 5 1908. roK «ALK —MIVCELLANKOUS. A.—ALL TYPEWRITERS. Smith. Oliv er, Remington. Underwood, BUck. sl6 up; $1 weekly. Fine rebatring; catalog free. Do 4. Typr. Cos.. 183 Griswold. A big load kindling wood, 93 60; hard wood. $3; blocks, $2.76; economy nut, |4; lump. $4 50 for kttchen stoves and laundry. Houghtea-French Coal Cos. Both phones. WANTED, cor Mich, and 4tn. to furnish rooms complete $1 week Sumner 00. BILLIARD AND I*«|OL TABLES—We supply new and second-hand tables on easy terms Also do all repairing and furnish supplies at lowest prices. Call and Inspect our show-room or write for catalogue; established 64 years. The Schufenburg Mfg Cos, 98 Randnlph-st, Detroit. HAINES Wigs, Toupees. Hair Coods I |sf I T \n temp lySag/ Ks, My Wigs and Toupees are well made and natural. There are no hotter. My Hair Goods are the very best; work munshtp cannot bo surpassed. The ex cellence and superior quality of my Hair Goods, combined with iny reason able prices, system of manufacturing, large sioi’ka to select from, and hon est. courteous treatment to every cu** toiner. is th? reason why 1 have re mained In my present store 29 years past. 1 also make Hair Jewelry and Device Work Names made of Hair on Glass and Pearl. Ilalr Goods—wholesale and retail. WM. A. HAINES. 76 Grand River-ave., cor. Uagley. MONEY TO LOAN. Ready Cash Is what wc help out with Some peo ple help you hy their Influence, some by advice, but very few with a loan of money, and that Is really the moat Important thing of all. The “Detroit Mortgage" helps out with ready cash those who have run short for the present time We advance anv sum $lO to $l5O at a reasonable coxt and give very easy terms, quick ser vice, and there is no publicity. If you are a permanent resident of the city you can g«-t “ready cash" here. Established since 1890. Is 1 will still be bunting further uorth until I have shot at least live tigers. Marla looked at him with tears in her eyes She was ail confused now. He was going to shoot tigers, and that was what he meant when he said that this was a great day In his life. Os that she had not thought, or was he tcaybe only Joking? She forced her self to believe that he was, and whis pered: Don Manuelo kills tlkers und then he sells the skin But I have never heard that anbody called it a great day because be was to kill a tiger.” "1 have shot leopards m Persia, and lions and panthers in Africa. 1 have come here to bunt JacQuars I love A Tragedy of Love to hutn these animals, but to catch thetu In traps 1 consider mean and cowardly. The man who kills a de fcnseless beast Is no hunter He Is only a butcher." And when sho remained silent, unable to understand his thoughts, he continued: "In tier many eteu the women go hunting, my aister does. I suppose you would be too afraid. Marla?" HU words and the tone of his voice hurt her. No, she would not be afraid, she knew that. And now. wasn't it her sacred duty to be near him also when danger threatened? Yea, It was even her right. A bride has rights. Hut why didn't he say a word of love or marriage to her? Maybe he want ed to see If she were as brave as his sister. He was u hunter and would marry only a girl who could hunt. That must be It, now she understood him. "I am going with you, Don Offredo.” she sutd simply. Her words made him dumb for a moment. Then he laughed and thought how ridiculous It was for a little girl to want to go hunting tigers, but. be fore he could tell her that, the Widow Sarsala, a stout woman with dull eye.* and yellow teeth, appeared. There was an unmistakable resemblance be tween her and Marla, and he said to himself with a shudder that when she was 40 years old the little one would look Just tho same way. What a pity that women lose their beauty so quick ly down here. The old woman asked him bow he had slept. Maria sut down alone with her thoughts, but she kept on looking at him. Ho ate and drauk. She hoped all the time that he would look at her with that beautiful expres sion In his eyes that she loved so. but he seemed to have forgotten her entrely. Os course, he must bo thinking of I the tiger which he was to kill. Or maybe he thought her stupid, and she said to herself that she was stqpuid. Hut anyhow, a man had no right to make hlB sweetheart feel that he thought ho. That she knew, and she felt deeply hurt. All at once the thought caine to her: IVrhMps he doesn’t want to inary yotf at all! No, that was Impossible, for hadn’t he pro poser? When a man asks a girl do you like me, and do you want me. then he can’t mean anything else, and surely that must be so all over the world." Then Manuelo came and announced that everything was ready. Marla thought: "Now he’s going to ask me to sit behind him on his horse." Hut ho stood up. shook Manuelo’s 'hand, and went away without even looking at Marla. Not even a word would he speak to her. She turned pale and looked afte.- him. Then she picked up the roses which he had left on the table and began to pull them to pieces, while big tears ran down her cheeks. Don AfTredo rode into the country guided by Manuelo. San Salvador was far behind them, and all around them everything was quiet. The sun was already high In the Hky. and It began to grow very hot. On both sides of the road were palms and aetuses. but they gave no shade to the men passing by. In front of them, like an immense luong black wall was the wood. They came nearer to their destina tion. and as they entered the wood It seemed suddenly to become evening and a violet twilight was all around them. Don A, IT redo felt a peculiar sensa tion, and the horses began to tremble. But still they rode on. Don AfTredo thought of the girl. It was clear to him now that he really loved her, ridi culous as It w’ns And while he thought of bat him all the time, and almost against his will he began to talk of his family and his home He spoke of his estate, of hU horses, of the Atlantic City Excursion Michigan Central THURSDAY. JULY 23rd. 315.50 FOR THE ROUND TRIP go together across the big ocean’’ Blood came rushing from her mouth and she could say no more. He bent down over her and said: You are a brave girl, Maria, and 1 Jlcve You. Bride, you are my bride! Do you understand child??” She smiled, closed her eyes aud was dead. Overdone. "Dolan." said Mr. Kaffertv. as he looked up at the cpv postoffice, "what does them letters ‘MDCCCCVH* Imane?" i I "They mean eighteen hundred ani ninety-seven.” j "Dolan." came the query after a j thoughtful pause; "don’t yei think they’re overtimin' this spellin' reform lu bU?’*'— Washington Star. vv

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