The Daily Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • 6

THURSDAY, JUNE, 28, 1506. page sir THE DAILY HERAL.DJ PORT MCH. Sporting Gossip CITY IS SHAKEN by! DYNAMITE Thb Daily HemH Colismid IT'S EASY HOUSE, SELL A Trite Saying. It fs a trite that no man is Stronger than bis trnach. Ir.

i'lW i Gold-n Medical Discovery strengthens the stomach puts it in hape to niake cure, rich biood-hHps the liver and kidney to eipei the poions from th body and thus ctir-s both hvr and kidney trouble. If you take this natural blood puriSf-r and tonic, yoa will asist yonmystem in manufacturins: each day a pint of rich, rwl blood, that is Invigorating to the brain and nerves. Th weak, nervous, run-down, debilitated condition hich so many people suffer from," is usually the eff-iot of poions in the blood; it is often indicated by pimple or appearing on the skin, the face becomes thin and the feeling "blue." In. Pierce's Discovery cure all blood humor as well as being a tonic that makes one vigorous, strong and forceful. Jt is the only medicine put up for said through drutrgisu for like purposes that contains neither alcohol nor harmful faabit-forminz drutr.

and the only one. ADVERTISEMENTS ONE CENT AjVORD 1 LOST One Cent a word. No advertisement Inserted for Less than 15 Cents. One-third of a Cent a Word for Each Subsequent Insertion. LOST Gold pin with ruby, pearls on Water street between Mllliary and Twelfth sUreis Tuesday af'n-noon.

Reward it returned to the-Herald ofSce. 6-27-lt FOR SALE FOR SALE $600 1 iano as good as new for 150 if taken at once. Mrs. BearJsley R. K.

IX No. 2 Smiih Crock, Mich. E. O. D.

6 27-Gt PLACE in the city to buy Furniture. 6 wood seat diners, new 2 toilet sets, each 2J35 Kocsers from. 75o 1 brown iron bed 1 single iron S2.00 1 4 iron bed S2.5U 1 cook .16.50 Mattresses, new. from $215 no 1 dresser 1 bed suit complete S8.15 C.N.BANKS0N Furniture Broker 508 Huron Ave. Or p.

Baier Blk. Schoolcraft Go's Beal Estate iu BARGAIN COLUMN Just listed three cottages at Hol land Beach belonging to Mrs. War wick. There are two six room and one ten-room summer cottages on a lot. 75x440 ft long.

This property has always rented for good money and is biggest interest paying proposition for the money Invested, of any rent- ahlfi -nronertv in the cltv. Look It over, i At No. 735 "Water street vre have a boarding house that has just been re-1 duced In price so that it is now wun- In the reach bf anyone wanting to get! hold of a splendid rooming or board-inff house 1 WANT THE COIN Independents and Lexington Batjle For Purse. Merchants of the Town Will Give $25 to Winner. 3 Wnen two te-ams battle a purse of $25 it gn without saying that the contest willi bej bitterly fought to the very end.

is what the Port Huron Independents will Jo when they go to on July 4th. The merchants of that town harft subscno-t-A ahovft amount for the winner. The Port Huron boys have been put- 9 I ill ting in SOW) narti practice arm win go in to win the coin. The probable lfavuip of the teams will be as follows: Lexington Port Huron -Conlort, Johnson Kinney -J-- Lamlein lb McNair Rose 2b Fead -L--I Schwlckert s.s. Tait -i--- Tracey 3b papst 4--4 Douglas or Marks cf.

Sheldon Stummel r.f. Newberry Carpenter l.f. Bell or Everett Foster PRACTICE TONIGHT Members of Alumni Team Will Report at Pine Grove Park. Capt. Jarnes Bryant of the high school alumni baseball team requests ail members who contemplate Taking the trip this i summer to report for practice at Pine Grove Park this evening at: 5:30 o'clock, The following are requested to report: Walsh, Good wij R.

Frank, Parsons, A. Sage, Cooke, N. Balfcentirie, McKeozie, Montekii, Canham, J. Bal- lentine, H. Sage.

AT Sombra Turf Association; Wilt Observe Dominion Marine City, June 28. (Spec ial) -The Sombra Turf, association promises a big timo July 2. There will be a baseball game for a purse of gold between Marine City and Wallace burg teams, a trotting race, one best three out of five heats, for a purse 'of $200, and a three quarter milei running race. TIaera Won' Game. The Turmel Tigers defeated the Wolverine; baseball team at the Ban croft street diamond Thursday afternoon' by score of 115; to 8.

Tbey will play in. Smith's Creek on the Fourth of July. They line up as fol lows: P. F. Llnkey.

C. a Llnkey. lb C. Carey. 2 W.

McFee. 3b M. Scramltn. r.f. Guy Sharrard.

cf. A. Sharlotte. l.f. Dodge.

i PENNANT RACES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE. Standing. W. ...44 40 1 Pet 20 .687 19 .678 Chicago Pittsburg 1 No. 6i4 Michigan street We room house with two lareo lots a very neat seven room cottage, with, sewerage, etc.

It is only onejpair pmir bhka firom Griswold block from Huron avenue and the st. car line. Price, $1000. I Maccabeo temple. Easy payments GILLETT ST.

1032 This Is a 1 take it 1 1-2 story, seven room house, Water NoM513 Francis St. is- a ten rooman(1 gewer connections. Gas Tor fuel. house with lot 48x112 rt. to an alley.

Good repair. Price $1,000 No. 626 Eieventn has six rooms fuel gas. water and sewer connections. Price $700, easy payments.

O0INGSGAL0RE Big List of Attractions Here on Fourth of July, Principal Celebration to Be Held at Stag Island. There will be plenty doing in Port Huron and vicinity in the line of sport on the Fourth of July. Besides the big celebration at Stag Island, whicj includes "sports of all sorts th re will be base ball games galore in the city, a shoot by the North End gun club, and various other attractions. Some of the yachts will go to Algo-nac and compete in the regatta while others will participate in the Stag Island "races. At any rate the Fourth will be appropriately observed hereabouts.

1 GAME SATURDAY Chronicles and Independents Clash at Athletic Park. Doubtless a. large crowd will assemble at Pine Grove parfc Saturday afternoon when the Port Huron Independents and Chronicles will battle for honors. These teams both nave fine records so far this season and consequently an interesting contest may be expected. Rose and Lamlein will do the slab work for the Independents and "Pud" Cox and Sickles for the Chronicles.

NO MORE SUNDAY BALL. Its Violation cf "Mob" Law, Declaret 1 Supreme Court. Flint, June 28. The supreme court has refused to grant the writ or habeaa corpus applied for by E. Vf.

Reed," the Flint ball player, who arrested under the "mob" law, for playing ball on Sunday. Reed was remanded to the custody of the sheriff of Genessee county, and mnst rtand trial here. The decision sustains the application of the mob law as applied to prohibiting Sunday bae ball. BXSE BXLL NOTES The Mohawks would like a game for next Sunday mornl.ig with au team in the city. The CaronlcEr3 baseball team w4H play In Lroswell on July 12 and in Lexington on July 14.

The Mohawks baseball teani will play in Ireland Sunday July against the strong team of that rla-cs. John Hobln, the local twlrlcr and Edward Schwickert, the star first sacker, are at Emmett today where a game is being played against Lambs. The Bobby Mack baseball team will play the RHshers-at'the Driving Park Sunday morning. The teams are1 evenly matched and a good contest may, be expected. THE BIG LEAGUES AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Standing. W. I PcL Philadelphia 23 .610 Cleveland 35 23 03 New .31 24 Chicago 27 .534 Detroit 32 28 .533 St. 30 29 .508 Washington, 20 38 .344 Boston -'16 44 .267 Yesterday's Results, i Detroit Cleveland 3. New York, Boston.

5. Phladelphia -Washington t0 Chicago 3: St. Louis 0. Today's Games. St.

Louis at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland. Philadelphia at Washington. Boston at New York. TO MAKE EXCURSION BOAT OF FREIGHTER The John R. Sterling Has Been Sold to a Chicago Parties.

The old package freighter Jonn Sterling, owned by the Great Lakes Engineering I Company; has been sold to Capt George Tebo, of Chicago, and will be converted into an excursion boat The boat will have to undergo rtensive repairs cItois Bhe can qualify for a passenger boat. RACED ml RIVER Two Canadian SUamert Had Neck and Neck Spin. i -4" The stf amers Matthews and Tadou-sac, both Canadian -vessels, engaged hi a close race opposite this port Wed nesday The boats were neck and cl ck and kept even until Detroit was reacaed, when tne Matthews tooK the lead. Marine -Notes. The steatner City of Concord is at this port for repairs.

The Brock way will be repaired at Cleveland, this week. The steamer -Veronica willfhaverto undergo extensive repairs at Niagara. The passenger steamer Christopher Columbus madia her first trip from Chicago to Milwaukee Wednesday. Becausja the chef of the steamer Northland was discahrged, 18 of the crew went on 'strike at Buffalo Wednesday. Port Huron.

Up, 27th-Bunsen and barge, Houghton and barge, Cartege-na Curtis and Australia, Amazon, Fryer, Mary El-phicke, 2:50: Princeton. Maida, Stearns. Reis. 6: Lumberman an! barges, Rogers. Frank Peary.

Cowle. Stewart. Temp est rso. z. John istldy ana barge Alice uiu, colonial, io: 40 (Continued on Pag Elsht)-.

TO RENT A ft TRADE ANY- THING AND IT COSTS ONLY A CENT A WORD. Miscellaneous DR. R. J. STEWArtT, Ten years a specialist In Crown and Bridge Work )n New York city.

Office 310 Meisel Blk. Phona OSTEOPATHY. i Dr. A. O.

Gates, graduate Amtritia. School of Osteopathy, Klrksriila, Third floor, Melsei block. Pfcona 72J. Office hours 9 to 12 a. 1-30 to P- m.

Consultation free. OSTEOPATHY. Dra. K. R.

Miller and 8. Blanch Reynolds. Fourth floor, Bush traH3-tng. Phones: Offlce, 990; renldenea, 307. Diseases of women and chlldrem apeclalty.

Consultation frea. MONEY. TO LOANOu approved real and personal property. Frank Jt Watson. 34 White block.

Do you want money? See Henry Marx, 32 White Building Will loan on real estate and personal property. MONEY TO LOAN On furniture, salaries, endorsed notes, diamonds, and any good security. Also on real estate. All transactions strictly confidential. Union lxian ft Fifth floor, lielael block.

Over Melsel'a tore. PERCIVAL'S REAL ESTATE LINER AOS. Tho stockholders of the Colonial Portland Cement Co. of Wlreton. Ont.

will learn something to their advantage by calling at our office. TWENTY-THIRD ST. First houso south of the Railroad on the east side of 23rd St. Has hall, parlor, slttlns-room, i dining room, kitchen, pantry and three bedrooms. Water in kitchen.

lxt 30x70 ft FOREST ST. 2513 Two fory. eight room nous-e. Has parlor, all- ting-room, dining-room, kitchen, pan- try and three bedrooms. Has water and sewer connections.

In good re- pair. Price. $1400. BANCROFT ST. 924 Two story.

each 50x188 ft. House needs some re- Houso is in kooJ conditiKi. Lot 60x 150 ft. Price, $1050. GRISWOLD ST.

2114 One wtory, sevtn room cottage with basement Water and sewer connection. 1 Right TO RENT House 2l Grlawtild St. at $12.00 per month. LAPEER AVt. 13112 story eight room housa.

Has sewer, water and gas connections. Lot 49x140 ft, deep. Nice lawn, sidewalks and pavement (Right on the car line, Eight blocks We also have-wnlch is ntxt a 1 l-z story. perty for $2200 I 1 runnels ST. 2l7-On utwv eight room cottage.

Has coal nhrd in the rear whidh can bo used as a barn. Lot is 50xlOU ft. This property Is located about four blocks from Wafl.r street. Price, We can sell this property for $250 down and balance in monthly payments of $5.00 or more per month with interest at six per cent This Is a good opportunity for a small family. "1 CRESCENT PLACE (formerly Skinner St.) 953 Two story, eight ing plant, electric lights and gas for futj.

Cement sidewalks 4n front of bouse. Ixt 42x88 ft This property Is located on the oorth-ast corner of Tenth St, and Crescent Place. $1700. SOUTH BOULEVARD, 3010 This is a two story, eight rotmi house. Has parlor, wttlng ijom.

fining room, klnchen. Kiirr-mfl- kitv-hirai. one bfrJ-1 room downstairs. thre bedrooms and bathroom upstairs. Barn on rear of Bids Wanted.

Bids will be received and at the office of the city controller ea Saturday, June at 11 a. m. the resurfacing ot State street as Gratiot avenue with a composition tar and gravel, plans and specifications are on file Jn the office of tfc city engineer. "A certified check $100 must accompany bids. The reserves the right to reject any all bids.

Signed a R. D. O'KEEFH. 'Supt of Public Work Kin VBlS, I Cm tit I to to t. I 4ilfJ I MltHMMt I W.

-i-i tot mtnre ttaJBsWIlir P-iUL. kad no tsU-- ltCMSarM HiMfuiit. 1 boti. tl II WE SOtVE THE SERVANT GIR PROBtEM RIGHT HERE. TRY IT: ONLY A CENT A WORD.

I WANTED Girl lor washing glasses and cloanins. Haviland's Candy Store. i 6-28-lt WANTED A girl for general houtw work. No washing or ironing, i H. 2I0 Military street.

WANTED Unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. Address Box A. Herald office. 6-27-6t! VAiSTEI by a young man, room with or without board. Private family preferred.

Address B. 6-27-2t WANTED Competent girl for general housework. No washing or ironing, must be good cook. Mrs. R.

E. Moss, So7 Prospect street WANTED Men wanted for track work apply Rapid railway office cor-nfj- Griswold and Military Sts. WANTED Young girl to assist with light housework with privilege; of going home nights. Mrs. Fowier, 521 Ontario street.

6-27-2t WANTED Two hrst class fancy lroners, no others meed apply. City Laundry. Butler St. i 6-26-tf WANTED Experienced chamber maid at Harrington. i 6-2C-4t WANTED Young girl, who can go home nights, to help with house work.

Apply 1002 Huron avenue. WANTED Good girl for general housework. No washing or Ironing. Apply 311 Broad street WANTED Shoemaker at 311 Butler St. I C-23-Gt TO RENT TO RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping, 2711 Chsfsry St.

TO RENT House at 705 Lapeer Court Inquire at 1327 Wells St or phone 849-L. 6-27-2t TO RENT Furnished rooms, use of bath. Inquire at 1014 Seventh St TO RENT Nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Gas i for fuel and light. Use of bath.

781 Water street 6-S-tf FOR RENT Boarding house, 1031 Military St. rent cheap. Apply 1315 Sixth street I 5-12-tf TO RENT Furnished rooms with use of bath, at Reed house, 1026 Sixti street Steam heat 16tl S140O Eight room house with gas feet sewer barn. Lot i 50x152 to an alley, on union street between Ninth and Tenth Sts. A cheap piece of property.

DENLER DENLJSR. 309 Huron Ar WOO Story and a half house on Church, Street just west of Stone street which we can sell on terms to suit you. House In good repair. 1 DENLER DENLER. 809 Huron At.

MILITARY ST. LOT CHEAP. We have an excellent lot on Military Street just east of the Van Liew residence for sale. The lot has a frontage of 50 feet and a depth of over 10. feet This lot must be sold at once and will go at a bargain price.

Look the lot over and make us an offer. DENLER DENLER. 309 Huron Are. $3200 We have the prettiest and best summer cottage and lot at Gratiot Beach. Lot 300.1 All furnished, connected to sewer and electric A beautiful summer home.

Call at office and get particulars. DENLER DENLER. 201 Huron At. $850 i Will ouy a six room cottage and lot on Eleventh St just south of i Lapeer Ave. 4 Will sell on monthly payments.

See DENLER DENLER. 309 Huron At. $2200 i This property located on Minnie Street one block from Military St Has eight rooms, bath. sewer connections, gas, bam. Lot 50x105 feet.

DENLER ft DENLER, 309 Huron Ave, S1300 Buys a house and lot 72x106 feet on Lincoln Ave. corner of Stone St House Is a six room cottage. Cellar, gas, i barn. Paving and sidewalks taxes all paid. An ideal location for a home.

DENLER DENLER 309 Huron Ave S140O have a new i story and a half house with cellar, sewer connections and gas on Tenth St-which we will sell at this figure on asy payments. DENLER DENLER 309 Huron Ave. 11300 A new story and a half Has cellar, sewer connections and eas. located on Minnie St jnst east of Tenth St Easy terms. iiNLEB.

ft DENLER, 309 Huron Ave. S1000 Eight room house and ,7 lot 48xia0 on seventa 1 1 4 sl Mas sewer con--isd. nections. Paving tax Pd in full. Terms to suit purchaser.

IENLER PENLRR 309 Huron. Ay THE DAILY HEMALD MXP. ANT 1 WANTED 1 Tons cf Explosive Give People a Bad Scare. Two Men in Sail Boat Had an Awful Time. Detroit June 2.

-With a report that shook everything In the vicinity of the lower Detroit river. 12 tons of dynamite stored on an artificial island, near Stony island, frlo1ed ai 4:30 o'clock Wednesday eftCTioen. No lives were lost, but Harry Rogers. 32 Montcalm street east, and Theodore H.f Perry, 4T7 Fourth avenue, of Detroit (who were in a sailboat nearby, had a miraculous escape from Instant death. In the Canadian town of Amherstburg, opposite west Detroit, buildings were rocked and hun dreds of windows broken.

The populace, with viMons of the 'Frisco earthquake horror, rushed to their homes In frensy. The dynamite was the property of Dunbar A Sullivan, dredging contractors, and wpa srored In a shanty, on the Island, to be used, as neededj for blasting rock In the ship Didn't Know What Was Up. Rogers and Perry were the or.ly ones in the Ticinlty when the dynamite let go. Both aay rhey did net know what I had happened until they found themselves floating in the water some dlttance from the island. Both Rogers and Perry were practically nude when resetted from the water by James Lafayette, a farm hand, employed by Edwin Henderson, at his summer home on Grosse Isle.

Their bruised and bleeding forms presented a ghastly sight. shirts wer torn to ribbons. The men were taken to Amberstburg. When seen by a reporter last nisfct, both men were awathed in bandag-'s, and were resting comfortably in the Lake View hotel. They will probably be out in a few days.

A pair of trousers belonging to one of them was later picked up In the water near the scene of the explosion. Some Theories. Amherstburg people, tug captains and dredgemen have varidus theories as to the cause of the explosion. One Ik that Rogers and Perry were bathing, and while tking a rest on the island Indulged in a cigarette' smote." and carelessly threw a lighted butt near the shanty, setting fire to the building. is also alleged the boat the two men were cruising In contained a rifle and a 38-calibre revolver, and that the men were Indulging In target practice, shooting at the dynamite shanty.

All stories Rogers and Perry consistently and persistently deny. It isi asserted positively that amoks was ''seen Issuing from the shahty Just prior" to the explosion. Rogers and Perry say they were on their way to the Monroe yacht races. Perry is ms.rrled. Endow Chair at Alma.

Alma, June 28. Two friends of Alma college, who have asked President Bruske to withhold their names, have endowed a in honor of Professor Mary C. Gelston, to be known as the "Mary C. Gelston chair of English speech." They have dor.e this In appreciation of her excellent work In connection with the college for a period of 19 years, indl this year at her urgent request Miss Gelston is devoted to the use of pure English. To cultivate clearness and purity of English is the purpose of the chair.

No FOul Play Here. June 28. Coroner Chase has received the report of the analysis of the stomach of little Mar jorie Wright, the former Detroit girl, who committed snlcide by drinking rarbolic acid at Kingston, May IE. The analysis thows that death was not due to laudanum, none being found In the -stomach. Prof.

Vaughan, of Ann Arbor, made the analysis. The investigation was caused by various reports that caused a suspicion in the minds of a number of citizens of Kingston. t' The Original -Foley originated Jioney and Tar as a throat and lung remedy, and on account of the great merit and popularity of Folers Honey and Tar; many imitations are offered for the genuine; These worihiess imi. U'lons have similar, sounding names Beware of them. The genuine Foley's Honey and Tar Is in a yellow pack age.

Ask for it and refuse any substitute. It is the best remedy for coughs and colds. KniU's Drug Store and Central Drug Store. 1 Vpdal Assessment XTotice. Sewer Roll Number 168.

City Engineer's Office. i i I Port Huron. June 20. 190S. To all owners and other persons interested in the several lots, blocks and parcels of land in the City of Port Huron described as follows, to-wit: All of Brooks Subdivision of Lot 2.

Out-lot Fort Gratiot Military Reservation. TAXZ VOTXCB The Common Council of the City of Port Huron having ordered a sewer constructed through the alleys of said Brooks Subdivision of Lot 2( Out-lot Fort Gratiot Miliary Reservation, all of the lota and parcels of land above described have een declared a special assessment district for the purpose of defraying the expense of constructing said sewer. Tou are hereby notified that an assessment has been made upoB all the lots, blocks and parcels of land lying within the ald assessment district, and that said lots and parceis of land are liable to le assessed for such Improvement under the provisions of the charter and ordinances of the City of Port Huron; and that a roll of such assessment is now complete, and will remain ia the eCce of the City Engineer from the date hereof un to and includ ing the second day of July, 19JS, the inspection or any person or persons concerned therein, and -during such time any persons considering him. her or themselves aggrieved by men meat may file In writing In th CUT Engineer's office his, her er their objection" to said assessment roll. 1 "Ml -u t.

wv YV. PHELPS, 1 City. EiLfils. We have five lots at Gratiot Beach.Vn a ear Ilni House is almost nw the finest summer resort in America, small payrmmt down, I balance ia beautiful Ashing and boating In front monthly payments same asi resit of each lot and the price is only $325 price, $1200. each on easy terms.

ye' Kso tave tno cottage next door No. 1209 Rawlins eight of this which we can sell for house with gas for fuel and lighting. 'the same price. every ingredient of which has the profes- writers of this country. Some of thesa endorsements are published In a little book of extracts from standard mMlcal works and will be sent to any address free, on receipt of reonest therefor by letter or postal card, addressed to Dr.

K. V. Pierce, Buffalo. V. It tell Jus what Dr.

Pierce's medicines are made of. The "Words of Praise for the several Ingredients of which Dr. Pierce's roedi- cine are comDosed. by leaders in all the i several schools of medical practice, and recommending them for the cur? of the diseases for which the "Golden Medical Discovery Is advised, should have far more weight with the sick and afflicted than any amount of the so-called "testi-jnonlals" so conspicuously flaunted before the public by tboe who are afraid to let the ingredients of which their medicines are composed be known. Bear in mind that the "Golden Medical Discovery has thb badcb of hoxestt on every bottle wrapper.

In a fnll list of its ingredients. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con- Jtipatfon, Invigorate the liver and regu-ata stomach and bowels. Dr. Pierce's great thonsand-page Illustrated Common Sense Medical Adviser will be sent free, paper-bound, for 21 one-cent stamps, or cloth-bound for 31 tUmpsV Address Dr.

Pierce aj above. Dr.Donald McDonald THE WELL-KNOWN SPECIALIST 13 COMING. I 3 "VST i mi He will In PORT.HUBQN at Tho Union Hotel on WEDlTjESD AY, JULY 4 Ono flay each month. OfSco hours, from- 9 a. m.

until 8 p. m. Consultation, Examination and Ad-yico Free. DR. McDONAJJD JTas for.

years toad a a study of Chronics and LJngerLns Diseases. Hia extensive practice and superior knowledge enables him to cure cur able diseases all Chronic Diseases cf the. Brain Splno, Nerve3, Blood, Ekta, heart, Longs, Stomach, Kid neys, Bladder and Bowels scientifically; and successfully treated. dr. Mcdonald Pays Special Attention to Catarrh Catarrhal Deafness, Throat and Lung Diseases, Chronlts Diseases peculiar to women.

Nervous and Physical Debility, Rheumatism, Paralysis, Neu ralgia, Dyspepsia and all Chronic and Kenrous Diseases of Men, Women and Children. No matter what your disease may bo, There is Still Hope THEN DO NOT DESPAIR I but consult Dr. McDonald and get a correct diagnosis of your disease and fee! assured the Doctor knows correctly what alls you. If yoa are curable will cure you. Those unable to call, write for Symptom Blank.

Correspondence strictly confidential. Address Dr. Donald McDonald. (The Specialist,) Detroit. Mih- FOR FRO IT AND RIVER PORTS.

Daily, ecaept Sunday, leaves Butler Ct dock. Port Baron, at 6:30 a. xeu Fare -Single, 5c; round trip, ira-ilmlted. $li; down by boat. back, by Grand Trunk railway, Uaket Cool for 30 dayi.

9 it I rwmm oarn. lot n. 10 an auey. an in fine repair and In good neighborhood No. 622 Eleventh St, corner Pearl St.

is a five room bouse, lot 43x50 ft one block from car line. Price, $600 down payment of $100. George W. Ingham owns a splen did home at No. 727 Bancroft St.

with I 21 .661 33 .492 37 .393 40 .385 41 .369 42 .333 0. i New York 41 32 24 ...21 Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati St. Louis Boston Yeaterday'a Results. New York Boston 4. 10: Philadelphia Pittsburg Cincinnati 1.

Gamea Today. New York at Boston. Pittsburg at Cincinnati, at Philadelphia. Brooklym lot 50x158 ft. It has cellar, waterithe dwelling at 1315 closet, gas for fuel and lighting and t.ioor wfst This is room cottago In first-class reconsidering w0 can sell tho entire pro- uieBSfs a a 1 A.

mi 1 a 1 lusudui jo rt-Muuiii. vi me ouu ue is quite anxious to seil. We have a morfern house for rntl. at No. 1315 Military street at $25 per montn.

We have a storo and barn for rent at No. 627 Huron avenue. We have a $20 modern house at No. 809 Lincoln avenue We have a six room house on second floor at' No. 627 Huron avenue.

Two story house' and two lots at No. ,733 Fifteenth street corner Scott street. We can trade this nroDertv for a stock of boots and shos or will take an automobile in on It as nartJ jjajiucuu i locaiea oniy one? diock irom Lapetr avenue car line. $800 buys a business lot on Military street, 20x95 feet to an alley. $25; down and then $25 every-, six months.

1 SPECIAX. ASSESSKEITT HOTXCS Reparinr KoU number 93. City EnKlrw'er'a Office. Port Huron. June 19, I905.

ait owners ana otoer pranm in lJJZ.Zl and oaru on me 101. me price ww.t tae propexty and as of those lots, blocks and parcels of land is in a very fine condition being fronting, touching or abutting on Pine almost new. Has cement sidrwtSks Grove Avenue from the Orank Trunk good lawn faoinz the nark. Only Railroad tracks north to the end of the 'f 7- rne pavement. i snort distance from the street car ana take xrOTZCS I a very deslrablo piece of propenr xTv Vounc11 of tho city 'of for some one wanting a.

home at South fort Huron havlnj? ordered aid Pine pat-V Grove Avenue to be vpa-d witii brick rt on concrete foundation between the I TWELFTH ST. 602 One story. 0 points above named, all the lots, block room cottage. Has parlor. llTiss- haSa'dWiarJrfa6! tV district for the rpo rooma- 1 1-2 blocks from Lapeer ve-expense of b-iildlna- th.

nue rr lino Prli'o SCHOONER SINKS ON WAY TO PT. HURON Tha Wm. prake Cots Dawn in the i i i Cavernment Channel. The schiooner Wna. Brake sank" In the government channel at SSandUaky Wednesclay The boat which was rn tow- of the steamer William; Carter was on her.

way to Port Huron with i a cargo of slack coal. She sprang a leak and was run up the channel before she sank. SPIED "HATCHES SUamer Cumt'Saw Vreckass in Lake Huron The steamer Curryi which passed this Wednesday, reported to have passed eighteen new hatches afloat in Lake Huron, near Sanilac! The hatches weps not all together but were divided into bunches and were several miles apart They wire painted red and showed no signs of being-water worn, B0ATSBUr.lPED Rusnelt and Ralston Collided in River Thia Morning. The Steamer Runnels, bound down collided with the Charge Ralston, vriiich was ia tow of; ttta steamer S. K.

Martin, bound up opposite the Port Huron Salt block early this morning. The Ralston had a cargo of coal for Alsoma, Mills. 1 Tna Al ston was damaged considerably, and will have to be lightered before re- pairs can be made. Ttt American Shipbuilding Co. is negotiating for the building of a targe dry dock at Cleveland.

The if built wiU be larger than tay other ia Xhat i uv are liereoy noUUed that ail UMSg. ment ha been made upon all the lot, blocks and parcel of land lying within the said assessment district and that said Jot and parcels of land are liable to be assessed for such purpose under the provisions of the charter and ordinances of the City of port Huron, and that a roll of uch assessment i now complete, and will remain in the office of the City Engineer from the date hereof up to and including the second day of July. 1808. for the inspection of any person or persons concerned therein, and during such time any person or persons considering him, her or themselves aggrieved by such assessment may file in writing la the City Engineer offlce his, her or their objections to -aid assessment roll. YV.

W. PHELPS. City Engineer. The transpacific liner America San Francisco harbor, was threatened with partial destruction by a fierce firs -that broke out in thecoal bunk-tia of the vessel ai aa early hour Wednesday morning. It was several honxa before the -blaze, whichji attributed to spontaneous combustion, could be extinguished.

The loss ta tLQD,.