ANN ARBOR REGISTER
j TWELVK VOL XXI NO. 40. I PACiKS. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1895. WHOLE NO. 10*4,
The I. O. O. F. Encampment. Unity i Iui> Course. A BIG DOCKET. The encampment of the I. (). <>. F. The course which will be given by the next Tuesday and Wednesday will Unity Club this year will consist in the THE CIRCUIT COURT WILL OPEN bring a large number of c;uiton> in main of the following: Two lecturers D. A. TINKER & CO., this city. There will also be a num-on three Sheakespearean plays, by ber of noted men here. Some tine Jamos Kay Applebee, of Boston. One Hundred aud Tlilrty <»«•» I'lu- drills may be expected. The program Edwin WTaldo Emerson, of Boston, The Leading Hatters and Furnishers, .Tlay Term Had But Ninety-Eight-- in the main will be as follows: son of Ralph Waldo Emerson, will de- The mills of Justice Will Have to On Tuesday morning the grand en liver two lectures on Art. • .rind Rapidly to Complete tlie List campmeat will assemble in the Macca A lecture, illustrated by electricity, Are now ready with all the new styles of Twenty-One Criminal CU»PM—Slxty- bee Hall where they will be welcome* will be given by Dr. Harold Wilson, of Formal Correct Stiff and Fedora Hats, Qoli andYacthCap^ i.iuiu issue* oi Fact—One Uane or Detroit, on the subject, "The relation by the Mayor, lion. \V. B. Walker F'ancy Colored Shirts—Earl & Wilson and Law—Fourteen <'liany sending a postal card to G. P. Coler, Ann Arbor road ho drank the wine while s not conducive to church extension, Shoe Sale Saturday! THIS WEEK 56 South University ave. so tar as membership is concerned. still in the possession of the Lake Shore, Ladies'Dongola Kid Hand Welt or whether he had transferred the wine Shoes any toe. Button or Lace TO the possession of the Ann Arbor road Keal Kstate E Under the heading, "What the wild all sizes and widths, 84 shoes and then as agent of the Lake Shore The following is a list of the rea'waves say," the Grasa Lake News, notes at $:t 2~t ioad he surrounded the contents of that estate transfers in this County for thethe sermon of the clergy. Those 'wild Ladles'$3.50 Hand Turned Shoe any toe button or lace % 7">THE CUMMINGSAND CLIPPIER. task of ten year old wine, or whether weekending September 28, as reported waves" will be apt to surge up and carry the News man off his feet yet. Ladies' Dongola Hand Welt all as a Lake Shore employee he drank the by the Washtenaw Abstract Co., office sizes and widths, button and wine before it had been delivered to in Lawrence building, corner of Fourth lace any toe *:i.2f> Saturday... J?M c It i Mi OPERA HOUSE. the other road, or whether as agent of and Ann-sts., Ann Arbor, Michigan. Ladies' DongolaGoodyear Welt FEED SAVERS, the Ann Arbor road he had received Melvina itooney, by sheriff to Thursday Night. October 3. shoes button or lace narrow John R. Miner, Ann Arbor....$ square and razor toe a good $:i the wine from himself as agent of the The special engagement of Mr. shoe at a V.5 Elizabeth B. A. Rath bone to Car- lay Clement at the Grand Opera : ; : : : : : For the Fanner. Lake Shore and then as agent of the rie Rose, Ann Arbor (100 Ann Arbor road and with the wine in House this evening, promisies to be eo. Belcher to Benj. Simons, Are the best and cheapest. We have these Feed Cutters the possession of the latter road it had one of the events of the season. Mr. Augusta 800 Clement is a young man of decided from $4.00 up. mysteriously disappeared. Here is aBenj. S. Simons to Wm. C. and ability and unusual dramatic power. question that will puzzle some of the at- Annie U, Ayres, Augusta 1200 and though his career upon the stage FANCY SILKS! Agricultural Imp lenient s, tornies. We think that it would even Peter Powell to Chas. C. Wells, las been comparatively brief, he has Manchester 1250 •i:> pieces Fancy Silks Blue, BrownAls. o a Full Line of puzzle the Adi ian Press man. •onquered everything in sight up toGreen. G-avnet, Yellow, etc., on Black Buggies, Wagons and Timo- Wm A. Gosmer to Godfrey H. late. The most influential critics of grounds. Just received and are very BOO.n FOR Illl: ART SCHOOL. Kader, Bridgewater 400 lie larger Eastern cities have com- desirable for waists and trimmings 8 thy Seed. Katherine E. Jones to Lois T. A. piled him most favorably with Irving, 75c price on them would be the proper « nlire .Tlanagcmeut in the Hands Of McLaughlin, Ann Arbor 40 Sooth and other Illustrious stars liv- thing. Saturday the price will be 50c. Francis Paulus. Benj. N. Marhle to Gottlob Paul, ng and dead. When lie appears here Si ice the organization of the Ann Manchester 350 Mr. Clemeni will Impersonate the HENRY RICHARDS, Arbor Art School it has been the pur-Mary Miner to Luther C. Bene- character of a titled German botanist, nose of its officers to put the school up- dict, Manchester 1100 in the charming southern comedy Saturday and Monday, Oct. 5 to 7. Corner Detroit, and Catherine Sts., M. W. Bush to .Tas. Taylor, Chel- "The Xew Dominion." on a good, substantial basis, then to sea 70* give it into the hands of some compe- Telephone 163. Ann Arbor, Mich. .las. Taylor to Jennie M. Beach, Mack & Co's. Art Department. tent, enthusiastic person who could car- Chelsea TSU Awarde* 2nd Floor, ry the work forward to a still larger Thos. Koper et al to Mary Koper, Highest Honors—World'* Fair. success. We think the proper one has Dexter village N. E. Balluma native of Damascus and a medical student will attend in Every Lady in the City is Invited to Attend appeard in the person of Francis l'au- Nelson Rice to Emmett F. Pyle. DR full Oriental Costume t lie sale of Tui- lus, and we take great pleasure in plac- York ...., ish and Damastien genuine silk and ing the future management in his Ova Conklin to Kate Babcock, embroideries and draperies all made rut: :atids. This arrangement affords op- Sylvan 500 by hand of Turkish and Damastien la- John E. Vannatta to Thos. Birk- dies, He will have one custume in the portunities to art students never before morning and a different one in the offered in the art school. ett, Dexter i";l*i<LAKE VESSELS SUNK. A five-year-old son of Lon Robidou GRAND OPERA HOUSE! tried to board a moving train at Mus- SeieiMl J riirt l>e«troyert in Collisions and kegon and was ground to death be- LADIES IP by Heavy Storms. neath the wheels. Do you like a Oup of • The steamer Kershaw and consorts The seventh annual reunion of the GOOD £ Thursday, Oct. 3rd Moonlight and Kent ivere driven Muskegron Valley Soldiers and Sailnrs' ashore near Marquette. The Kershaw association was held at Newaygo with FURNITURE If so, send this advertisement and 15 Special engagement of struck a reef and soon broke in two a large attendance. cents instamj s and we will send you amidships, the forward portion poing m to pieces. The two schooners went Chas. Willett, a Lake Shore brake- a U lb. sample of the best T i ~ hi,000. She was bound August Wyhne, Buechel Bros, and every set. fi||}P INCOMES made by getting to Duluth with coal. The Corsica was Matt Miller, saloonists at Center Line, orders for our ADMISSION, 35c, 50c and 15c. oadlv damaged and returned to the Oakland county, have been arrested Student Tables, Rockers, Book Shelves, Dining Chairs, celebratel d Teas, Coffees, Baking Pow- Reserved Beats on Bale ft< w a£ts Jewelery "Soo" after the collision. for keeping open on Sundays. * der and Spices. Work for all. 8H Store. The steamer E. C. Pope arrived at Side Boards, Book Cases, etc.., in all the latest styles. > lbs. of Fine Teas by mail or express the "Soo"' having on board the crew of The corner stones of two new Bap- ^ for $2.00; charges paid. Headquar- the schooner C. A. King, of Detroit, tist churches, one in the east end and All kinds of Carpets, Rugs, Mattings, Art Squares and "* ters in U. S. for Pure Teas, Coffees, which had been picked up off Point Au the other in the southwestern part of Draperies in the newest patterns. 4 Extracts, Baking Powder and Spices. Barques, Lake Quron, after their boat the city, were laid at Jackson. •4 Beautiful Panel (size 14x28 inches) FRED. W, BUSS had foundered. The crew consisted of The annual meeting of the State I cheerfully solicit a call from you. 4 FREE to all Patrons. For full Capt. James Glenn, four men and a Horticultural society was held in con- 4 particulars, address THE LEADING HARNESS-MAKER woman. The King was bound from nection with the Grand Traverse fair. Toledo to liay City with coal, when The fruit exhibits were very fine. Successor to FRED. THEURER. she encountered the northwester. This Gratiot county capitalists are again 52 S. flain & 4 W. Liberty Sts. We offer the public a large assortment was Capt. Glenn's first trip in the : The Great American lea Co., King. He had recently purchased her, agitating the building of a railroad MARTIN HALLER, Ann Arbor, Mich of and lost everything, as he had no in- from Lansing to Ithaca, by the way of < 31 & 33 Vesey Street, DeWitt, St. Johns and Maple Rapids. 1 < P. 0. Box 289. NEW YORK. Harness surance. Passenger Elevator. Telei hone 148. '.;Theschooner Elma is reported as hav- SanilaC Centre, will soon have an- Blankets ing been driven upon the Picture rocks other llouring mill in the place of the on Lake Superior in a terrific gale and one recently burned. It is to cost Robes all on board, nine in number, including gti,00O. of which citizens gave 31,000 as ONLY $20 ONLY Whips Capt. .lohn Thurston's wife and child, a bonus. were drowned. The Elma was one of President Brennan, of the Port And all other Trappings at lowest three schooners in tow of the steamer Huron & Lexington railroad, has been pi-ices. Birkhead. Of the others the C. B. neii anchored oft' Whitefish Point, unsuccessful in interesting Capital in but it is feared she vill be pounded to his project and has about abandoned Big 4 Mileage 1REPAIRING CHEAPLY AND NEATLY DONE pieces. The crew was taken off by life the work. savers. The third of the tow, the Com- Joseph Bushway, aged HO, of Detroit, ACCEPTED FOB PASSAGE BY All outstanding accounts due to Mr. modore, found shelter at TOE 5LEEVE3 ARE FINISHED OFF WITH THE LATEST —-^ DETROIT, MICH. writing which you prefer to sell. Address *Muf*u-* yoang men and women to tr.r.i-uiD tbemselven I* became a total loss. She was owned 2The business men of Port Huron and iod«pei.d«ncc, nave money and arcumulilc wealth, Bu«ineia, by Abram Smith, of Algonac. Sarnia are tired of the alleged shabby ShcdbADti, Pei.rnan- hip, Knp'.i.-li and Mechanical I'rwing The Hawks Nursery Co., • •••••••.• ••••••••••• MI • • • • X>«j srLitif nts. Tbrron-h lyitrm of counting houtt actual bosi- treatment the Grand Trunk railway tni. tik'n"« T'iiT--r«ic'r Bulldinc. Illustrated Catalogue Srte W. i\ JEWELL, Pr«»'t. F. R. SPENCEB, Ste y. Rochester, N. Y. Two of the crew of the schooner has given them and will work to se- John Raber were drowned in Lake cure a competing line. )Z7&Z3 ANN Michigan when the vessel grounded While riding his bicycle after dark near Whiting, Ind. Wm. Spields, 5QNE DOOR WEST OF NASSAU" light keeper at Squaw island, reports in Tecumseh Rev. Hudson, pastor of the Baptist church struck Miss Wood- YORK CITY__£?. O J a decomposed body being washed r ashore there in the gale and it is sup- ward at a crosswalk, injuring her so MADB OF FOREIGN WOOLEVS ndSftUt FAMOUS MILLS OFLEEDS,HUDa posed to be one of the crew of the lost severely that she died. ^ERSFIELD, CLIVEDF.N, WESTMINSTER, BANN0CKBURN AND GALASHIELS,! /COMPRISING THB LATEST COLORINGS AND ©ESIGNS IN CtAT DIAGONAX8. Chicora. The furniture from some The Union Music hall at Allegan ESTABLISHED TN 1SS4 vessel washed ashore near ' South ^WHIPCORDS, CASSIMERES, WORSTEDS, BEDFORD CORDS, TWEEDS. SCOTCH was gutted by fire, which was caused CHEVIOTS, PLAIN AND MIXED VICUNAS AND ALL OTHER FASHIONABLE GOODS.' Haven by the storm, indicating a by cigarettes. The loss on the hall is wreck. The excursion steamer Puri- 81.000: on TripD's drug stock and J. G. » _^ALL SEAMS SEWED WITH SILK. EDGES CORDED. FLAT BRAIDED OR CO*J> tan with 45 passengers left Chicago in Stein's grocery. SI,'-00. •STITCH. OUR CELEBRATED CYLINDER-FITTED TROUSERS, WHICH IS ALSO the gale and came near sharing the A GUARANTEE AGAINST BAGGING AT THE KNEE,' WILL CONSTITUTB ONE OF* STUDENTS! fate of the Chicora. The Puritan Walter H. Palmer, aged 3U. of De- MTHS FEATURES OF THB DCNBAVEN BVIX. THB LIKINGS AMD TRIMMINGS reached St. Joseph after an awful troit, committed suicide by jumping W.TBB ENTIM SUIT ARE FIRST-LASS./ ~~ % voyage, but was unable to enter the into the Detroit river, from the Wind- harbor and after being tossed about sor dock. Despondency because his V, OUR BOOK OP STYLES AND SELF-MEASUR*MENT BMWTr, EXPLAINING W"i? like a cockle shell for sometime it was wife was suing for a divorce. jIlMPLB WAY HOW TO MEASURB YOURSBLR^BlTHiM WTTH SAMPLES. «»>• A />June, has left to CJSNT. on dU Savings Deposits of $1.00 and upwards, according to the rules of tlu E. P. Italdwin. an ex-Peary Arctic begin his duties at Fort Meade, S. D. ^ hank, and interest compounded strnv-anniudb). explorer, says he is making arrange- and from 7 jo to 9 P. M. ments at Chicago to organize anotiier Judge L. S. Montague, aged 50, died Money to Loan in Sums of $25 to $5,000. north pole expedition. at llowcll. of pneumonia. Mr. Mon- Secured by unh.cumbered real estate and other good securities. tague was appointed judge of the nev7 Ky the explosion of 50 pounds of D1BEC10BS: Christian Much, \V. I). Uurriman, William Dcubd, David judicial district of Livingston and Bit/. DanielUistock, W. H. Smith and L. Gruner. powder in the Belgian mine near Lead- Shiawassee Counties on May 10, 1895. ville, Colo., six miners were instantly OFFICERS: Christ,",, Made, Prtt&fenfc W. I). Warrimdn, Vice-President; Chas killed and four fatally injured. Niles, Buchanan and Beuton Harbor E. Eiscock, Cashier; M. J. Fritz. Assistant Canfeter. capitalists, have organized a company Lord Dunraven has ordered Valkyrie to manufacture pressed brick and tile 111 into winter quarters at New York at Buchanan. The clay' there is said City and announces that he will race to be the best in the world for the REP0R1E0F THE CONDITION OF THE ANNfARBOR SAVINGS BANK the Defender again next spring. purpose. A Ann Arbor, Michigan »i the close of business, July Hth, 189i. New York Central engine No. 999 Adrian's board of health ordered the with three coaches, ran from Albany canning factories to cease throwing RESOURCE?. .LIABILITIES. to Syracuse, HS miles, in ISS minutes, refuse in the river, and now four large on m and Discounts H90,'.tiS :i:i < 'apital Stock paid in » 50,000 00 breaking the record for that distance. plants, employing hundreds of hands, hiCkt, Bonds. Mortgages, | SurpWs fund 150,000 00 etc ." 5)3/8! '2 1'ii'iivided profits lefs Cur- l!ev. James Woodward, age P.O. pas- claim they will be forced to cease business. iveniialt* Jii'.i:; ::s rent RXpendl, Interest tor of the Baptist church at Rochester, ''miking home 20,500 0<: >"d Taxes paid 5.786 8* O., committed suicide by swallowing a The Elliott house and contents, the furniture, and Fixtures Dividends unpaid tli) 00 barns and two horses were destroyed ami safety deposit vaults f.917 32 teaspoonful of aconite. No cause Other Real Estate 6,497 07 DEPOSITS. A v r>Cvl ^~V _p. \v -v\i known. by fire at Ludington. The loss is 811,- 000; insurance $"...">00. J. A. Arm- Ranks and Bankers ( 6 o.'So.ia; The First Presbyterian church of CASH.; Commercial deposits 175,ta] 11 strong's barn and contents were also SHT'IIH Ceitificates of de- Washington has extended a call to Rev. destroyed. posit 95.010 14 T. DeWitt Talmage. to be co-pastor. Due from banksin reserve ^aviiifis deposits 8KB, 113 us-} 977,519 20 President and Mrs. Cleveland are mem- A number of farmers about Nilts <'ities S 85,020 66 bers of this congregation. have been victimized by two unknown Due from other banks and men. who purchased hay from them, lumkera 2 260 58 T tal • |i. 183,601 04 The President has issued an order had it pressed and shipped to various Chri-kF and cash Hires. fixs 09 licklei and pennies ?5S 93 placing all grades of the consular ser- points. When the t'nie came to settle uold coin 3O.C0O 00 BTATIOF MICHIGAN, COUNTY OF WASHTKSAW, S»1 vice with a compensation between they had disappeared. •Silver coin 1500 00 51,000 and J2,500under a modified civil 0. fe aid Naiioiihl Bank I. CHAS.E. HiscorK.Casliierof theabovonamed M. M. Slocum. of Port Huron, dis- Notes. 22,380 OO-8H.V21] •>> Hank, tlo solemnly swear that the above state- service law. providing for class, but played a "wholesale'' liquor sign when not competitive, examinations. ment its true, to the btst of my knowledge and had only a retail license and Uncle belief. CHAS. E. HISCOCK.Cashier. The ('. S. revenue cutter W. Q. Gres- Sam soon had him in hot water. He »l,lS3.Gyi 04 hain. now on stocks at the (ilobe Iron was bound over, with bail, to the Q. S. district court for trial. OOBBBCT—Attetfc TFHIRTIAN MAfK. W. 1). HARRTMAN. L-OBTOIK, Director*. Co. yards at Cleveland, will be ready - SubteHbti and tworn to W/ore me UUt and day of IHvember, 1894. MICHAEL J. f'/liTZ, for service by next August. While she In August. 18S8. Chas. O. Seaman Sola, ,j J'uiiln is designed for the revenue marine ser- was sent to Jackson prison for 10 vice on the lakes, she will be so con- years from Mt. Clemens for the murder structed that on short notice she may of a hackman in a drunken quarrel. be converted Into an effective naval Uov. Rich has given him his freedom vessel. She will be 203 feet long. oving to extenuating circumstances. Nine members of the First Michigan The first strike Alpena has had in infantry, which nearly 50 rears ago several yeaTs is on among the dock went to the the front to tight in the laborers, who refused to work for les.s Mexican war. met at Detroit to talk than 30 cents per hour. The price all over old times. Those present were: summer has been ''< cents. Several Gen. A. T. McReynolds, -•rand Rapids; boats were laid up waiting a settle- THE POSITIVE SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, Th lore Banghart. Vassar: R. R. ment. Longshoremen want -10 and EI.T EI'.'JTIIEKS. 5G Warren St.. Tinjrlev. Jackson: George \V. Taylor, dockraen 30 cents an hour. Orion: William VV. Hargraves, Eliri- 20 8. State-st.. 3rd Floor—Front. wood: George W. Walter , .lohn Stead- Committees appointed by the Michi- ley. K. G, Russell, l'red Carlisle, gan bankers' association the chamber Tht» Famoim Remedy cures quickly, oermRnently al! Detroit. of commerce of Detroit and the boards nervous dutetMes. Wenk Memury, Loss of Brain Power, if trade of Grand Rapids and Saginaw NERY£ SfBDSgWEAK MEN_ U(»!idm:h«, Wu.kefuln.-S3, lout Vltsility, Nightly Einla- Gov. fnlberson, <>{ Texas, lias issued I, evil druiuns, lmpotnncy mid wasting diseases caused bV O. E. WAGNER, Prin Snd several other bodies interested are jtyiuerrorg Grtxettati* Contains no opiates. Is a nerve tonic a proclamation calling a --) iaisession working hard for belter mail facilities il blood builder. Makes tho pale and pnnrstnipf and plump K.0Kl!ycnrr1rrtir.vestpocket.l»lpHrbox; CforSSS. Byiuntl pre- of the legislature Oct l to pas-, a law to the slate and in the state. lien. paid, V>i1h n writ ten. wnrantecor'ninwev refunded. Write us freo to prevent the Corbett-Fitzsimmong Don. M. Dickinson, of Detroit, is lead- mej uurusentB, or address KEUVK SI:EI> CO., XoKUiTlCli Korsulein Ann Arhor.Micn..bvH. J. BBOWN, Druggist. THE ANN ARBOR REG OCTOBER 3, 1895.
TPllttPII '«« tlir Toucli.i- acorn- A DEE? WATERWAY. I r>l\J)ll*K nion nymptoin of liernmn- HERE AND I LllULII He Joints. Khemutism can Prominent Mfon Who Want a D**ep Chan- be mired only l>> < ur- nel Through the Lakes. Ing its catise, preventing the formation aof tin's paper. of Commissioner:* lavestigatinu: the In these times when backs are lame. dustrial world, organized to aid the when almost every other one we meet lias 50 cento » box; 6 boxeo, I3.5Q. Massacres Causes the British I.ion to commerce of the great lakes by open- now and then, or all the time, a back that Dr. Whitehall Ue;j. Co., South Brni, Intl ing a deep waterway to the sea. aches or pains—"a weak back," "a bad Growl and the Pigtails Bow Very Low. There were present at the opening hack," a back that makes their life a mis- CONFIDENT! | session about :i00 delegates and 300ery to bear — and still fhey go on day by THE POPULAR ROUTE visitors. (len. K. C. O'Brien, president day in pain ami suffering. Now 'tis the Havana ID I>anger. of the New York Dock commission, easiest thing in the world to give this TO Chicago Tribune special: Armed presided as temporary chairman. The played out back "a blow " that will settle parties of revolutionists are already in address of the international president, it, and put in its place a new one equal to the province of Matanzas and actually (). A. Howland, of Toronto, was fol-any. It's just like this: hit at the canst-; GRAND RAPIDS Of the good behavior of the within 7"> miles of the city of Havana. lowed by a number of interesting- most backaches come from kidney disor- AND Of greater importance is the reported papers bearing upon the subject, by ders. Reach the kidneys, start their advance into the province of Matanzas. members from the various states in- jclogged-up fibres in operation; when this Clifford Piano that we guaran- If, as it if said, they have quantities terested and from all parts of Canada. is done you can say good-bye to backache. WESTERN MICHIGAN. of arms and munitions there concealed The important subject of lake levels Here is a case from Battle Creek: Mr. IS THE and if they are really advancing in received considerable attention, and ;Josiah M. Shoup lives at 51 Broad Street, t6e everyone we sell. It's not force, the crisis is not far off. The the Chicago drainage canal was re- jhe was a member of the Battle Creek po- D. L. & N. west end of the island will soon be the garded by many as a menace to lake | lice force for many years. As a member scene of an uprising. When this fact commerce. The nominating commit- ' of the force he served the city well, but DETROIT, LANSING & NORTHERN. a little "left-handed" eruaran- develops the formidable nature of the tee gave Ohio and Michigan additional the rough weather he was often subjected revolution will be come apparent. representation on the executive com- j to laid the foundation of kidney disorder, With armed forces on both sides of mittee by naming- Ryersoo Ritchie, of , DOING WEST. Havana it would require not 80,000, which has troubled him very much. Here tee "with a string to it," but Cleveland, and lion. Don. M. Dickin- is what he says about it: Detroit Lv. 1 l»p mi ew but .")00,OUO Spanish troops to keep the son, of Detroit as members. Various Plymouth... " 8 25 I 48 | 6 4:1 revolutionists in check, (leu. .Murune:: "About three years ago, while on theSouth Lynn. s 4tj t <; routes and plans for a Seep water police force, I contracted from exposure a HoweJl June, ' U 11 7 ssi .in absolute agreement to take Campos is at once hiding the truth of channel from the lakes to the Atlantic Uoweil. :: defeat and disaster and creating a be- were discussed, but no action was taken kidney trouble, which has since given me Lansing ' 10 24 : 36 lief in the immense power of his to indorse any of them, as it was theno end of trouble. The pain was right Grand Ledge. ' H' .V. 1 5R iw troops. It is safe to say the rebels through my kidneys and across the small Brand Rapids ' 13 :s-i p rn r> \>n ill) 45 back the piano and refilnd your general sentiment that a thorough in- Ionia 11 48 M m •1 if> p ID 18 on have 25,000 men under arms at the vestigation should first be made by of my back; if sitting down and I wanted luinti 11 4?;i 111 -i i;> p in iv u*» present time, and their forces are to stand up, I had to arise very slowly and Howard oily.. A r.r 1 a) p m| 11 4i y m competent civil engineers, and the STATIONS. GOING EAST. money if you can find any fault growing daily. resolutions adopted urged prompt and gently to avoid increasing the pain; I had thorough investigations by commis- such tired-out feelings all the time, and I Howard <-51 y I.v. 5 .Vi a in 4 10 pm Letters received at Tampa, Flu., state sioners representing both the United was steadily getting worse. About two Ionia " : m 1 :V> p 111 6 0» . whatever with it. That shows that a constitutional convention was months ago, hearing of Doan's Kidney Grand Rapids " 7 \. G. i". A., district court tlie jury in the trial ol tangled. The ticket named was as 85 llouadiKi k Itldu.. « hlra(». CLEV LAND the 21 Cubans charged with violation follows: For secretary of state, Hora- ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO. of neutrality laws, returned a verdict l- tio C. King, of Kings county; comp- $2 50 £ of not guilty."' The verdict was re- troller, John B. Judson, of Fulton; ANDREW E. GIBSON, lUU SOLE FACTORS. ceived with tumultuous applause. state treasurer, D. C. Dow, of Scho- Washington: John Sowers, sugar haiie: attorney, Norton Chase, of ^ VIA "C. BUFFAL& B. LIKE.O" planter at Sagna, Cuba, who was ex- ATTORNEY AT LAW. .'Draifni'/ni' »life op nlng of nnvigat on Albany: state engineer, Russell Stuart, irl 51 S. MAIN ST. iled on short notice by Gen. Campos, M 1** - MsjfiiiiSi'Mi sirr -wheel s.eel steBier of Onondaga; judge of court of appeals, Stiiie ol Ohio' and- State ol New York." will demand heavy indemnity through John G. Teller, of Auburn. So. 10 It. Huron St. the state department. John Repko, lllliiili MICH. DAtl.V TIME TABLE. ARBOR, - Ml CIIIGA N. hotelkeeper at Havana, who was given -INDAY IM I.t FED. a similar dose, wants $!i0,000. Uoth Irish-Americans Give Hot Talk. are Americans. Chicago was the scene of a conven- Lv. rieve'and. 6 30 p. M. | LT. Buffalo. flSOP.j*. tion held by Irishman who burn with P11CHIGAN Ar. Buffalo, 7:30 A. >I. | LT. 1 veland " M.\. M- patriotism and with a desire for the CF.XTRAL STANDABD TIME CHINESE INSULT FOREIQNERS. ! freedom of their native land. There Taka rhe ' C. & B Line" stennn rH rd esjni m was a large number of the prominent "Tlit yiuff.i" Ffll.s Emtte," -refreshing ni'ht's rest when eurouteto Bvi'uW, 1 REMEMBER:—We Make the Ann Arbor Organs. 1 Com lisaionera Investigating Massacres Irish of the country present and the Niagara Fall*, Toronto, \<-\v W7fc, and Christians Threatened. BoMou. All.aii>, 1,(100 Islands, sw 107 addresses were redhotanti-iiritish. It other EasU rn or Caiiadiau point. A dispatch from Foo Chow, China, seemed to be the universal sentiment says that the whole Ku Cheng commis- that force alone could ever win for )i'.«i. massacre is disgusted with Chinese of- Ex-Congressman John F. Finerty, of Chicago, was made chairman of the THA1MS AT ANN UCIIIilt. W. F. HERMAN, T. F. NETH>;A:S ficial duplicity. All the members feel Gen'l. Pass. Agt. Gen.). Manager. that unless they are more strongly convention and his speech was very C supported than now they had better tiery. He urped the organization of 7(ding Effect May 19, 1S J5. Cleveland, Ohio. return to Foo Chow. The British con- Irish military companies wherever sul, R. \V. Mansfield, has been grossly there are Irish, to be ready to strike insulted. The Chinese officials are against the oppressor — England — GOING EAST. »••••»•••••••••»••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• openly furious towards Christians for when the call came. O' Donovan Rossa, giving to the foreign consuls the the famous Fenian, also delivered an R'. .ii I &. E.\ press :i :i0 P. M. WURSTER & KIRN. names of the murderers. The prefect, insurrectionary address. Want you to call w&tn you are in need oJ a it is reported, threatens vengeance N. y. & Boston Special S 00 upon the departure of the commission. . Fust Eastern 10 Highest Quality of AIL The total destruction of the Christians' THE MARKETS. Atlantic E.\ 7 47 u work is probable. Prompter, stronger LIVE STOCK. CARRIAGE OR BUGGY action is needed. Detroit Night Ex 5 4 New York— Cattle Steep Lambs Hogs Or any other sort of a vehicle. Tkeir work Bestgrades....$4 9Ji5 10 Si 2> 94 ._ (4 tO Hong Kong: Obstruction of the in- Grand Rapidb Ex 11 05 Lower grades ,SSM 50 2 00 :i 50 4 50 SPEAKER FOR ITSELF. quiry by foreign consuls into the Ku- Chicago— Cheng massacre on Aug. 1 is still being Best grades 4 75 %n 00 3 75 4 75 4 30 GOING WEST BEI'AIMXG NEATLY LOSS Lower grades..a 2-)84 '.0 400 kept up by Chinese officials. Forty 2 00 3 00 AT MODERATE RATES. men suspected of complicity in the Buffalo — Mull & Express 8 43 A. n riots have been liberated by the local Best grades. ...r> 00 »8 2'. 3 50 4 3J 4 50 Q>jumbia Lower grades.. 2 :$> H 5'J 2 00 3 00 4 00 Boston, N. Y. A. Chicago 7 'JO authorities without the consent of the Detroit- . Horse Shoeing . consuls. Mr. Mansfield, the British Best grades 4 Ti i\ 7~> 3 00 :i 9) 4 10 North Shore Ltd 0 25 consul at Ku-('heng. has been insulted Lower grades. 2 0Js!,4 u 1 50 250 3 S3 BY EXPERIENCED RAJTB8. by Chinese soldiers. Cincinnati— Fast Western Ex 2 00 p. H. Best grades 4 .'>0 }o 00 8 as 4 00 4 40 WE <;l ARWTKK ALL OIK MOHK Grand Rpds & Kal F. v 15 57 ** Bicycles Sanghai: Failing the entire com- Lower grades. .3 2ii4 25 2 0J 3 U0 4 10 pliance of the central government with Cleveland — Chicago-Night Express 10 28 the British demands, it is understood [Jest grades 4 tj) to 03 3 00 4 10 4 30 Lower grades .2 2.) 'A:i ) 4 0C that a fleet of 14 British warships will 1 75 3 0J Pacific E.v 12 15 21,23 and 25 N. 4th Ave.. Ann Arbor, Mich make a demonstration before Nankin. l'ittsburg— Best grades 5 00 ih 10 320 4 00 4 40 The British demand is that within 14 C.W. EUGGI.ES. H.W H/Yhrt, The Standard for All. Lower grades..2 25 '4 tii 1 7.i 3 00 4 10 days an edict must be issued degard- GBAIN, ETC. G.V kT. A., Chicago. /n't., Ann Arbo; ing the viceroy of Sze-Chuen or other- VVhe-.'.t. Corn, Oats, wise the British admiral commanding No. 2 red No 2 mix No. 2 white OHIO CENTRAL LINES. will act. New York (W y8 1' 38 *&M 24 >ti»24!-i Chicago tfcj ..»;.'< 3Hi 31^ 21« [22 Berlin: German men-of-war in far •Detroit B!i '/BS^ 34 ffl34M 1824 E. R. EGGLE5T0N, H. D. T. <£ O. C. By—K. d M. By, east waters have been ordered to I Toledo 8:i cB8'/i 34 better hai Mr. Cleveland found a cause AIIIIITIOMI, LOCALS. Personals. firaiigers'c School of l)»ue protected by all means; its members Dr.V.C.Vaughan returned last Thurs" are American citi/.ens, and therefore, marriel la.it Saturday evening at Jack- Eat During: Hot Wcatlicr llr. >l;iriiir, day from a two weeKS trip to Colorado- Koval BreaklUKt Food, It Pleanes die entitled to the protection of the son, Mich., to Eliza J. Freeman. They fW~ Fifiten Cents per Tear additional to ••>"<'<- will reside here. QUEEN VICTORIA USES PROPRIETARY; Mrs. J. D. Stimson, has returned tin Palutc. outtidtof WatMtnav County. Vmeriean government. But while the from her summer outing at Bay View. A phosphate nerve and brain invigor- Fifty Cents additional to Foreign countries. welfare of "the great syndicate" is A petition will ba presented to the MEDICINES. ating food without the heating proper- ruarded. demands for reparation of the Attorney General Maynard was in ties of oatmeal, etc., requiring the life Bnitrtd at Ann Arbor Poslofftce as Second- ;ouncil next Monday night asking that the city over Sunday visiting- his par-and strength of many pounds of choice Class Matter. njurici inflicted upjn Mr. and Mrs. ^atherine-st. be opened between Divi- ents. wheat to obtain one package. Well Waller by France anl upon the Amer- sion and State-sts. Mr. I. B. Bent, with H. Randall, is ' people like it, and the sick can eat it THURSDAY, OCTOBEK3, 1895. can Protestant missionaries in China And What is More They Cure back from his summer vacation in thewhen nothing else will agree with must not be neglected.—Inter Ocean. The regular meeting of the Woman's east. them. Saves labor, time and fuel. Drink Auxiliary will take place next Monday Her, Too. Mrs. J. W. Johnston and daughter, Dr. Martin's Nervine Coffee. For sale THE BEG1&TEH requests all of its at 3 p. m. in the Y. M. C. A. rooms, Miss Ida are home from a weeks visit in by Stimson, State Street. 26 friends, wfio have business at the Probate THE result of municipal ownership of over Tinker's store. It is hoped every Mil ford. street railways in Glasgow, Scotland, is member will make an effort to attend. Dr Martin L. Belser now has an office Receiver's Sale. Court, to be sure and i-eguest the Judqt or a strong argument in favor of such OTHER (I!O»\HI HKAUS I SK down town. He has rooms over the Notice is hereby given that on Mon- Probate or Probate Btqieter to send their ownership in all cities. A little over a Dr. and Mrs. E. C. L. Miller arrived First National Bank. day, October ]4th, J895, at 2 o'clock in year ago the city of Glasgow under- Till; »I ALSO AND «ET « lil.I.. printing to THE BE&ISTBB. Bea- in Ann Arbor yesterday, from their old George Clarken has moved into the the afternoon of that day, at the South :ook to run the roads. New and better DeForest house which he recently pur- entrance to the Court House in the City tenable rates only are charocd. cars were put on, the employees were home in Watson, Mo. They sail on chased on X. Division-st. of Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County, uniformed and given better pay, and the 12th from New York for India, People Have High Example* In I »li»s ;he fare reduced to one cent. It Munson Bliss, of Kansas City, Mo., is Michigan, I shall sell at public vendue was prophesied that the result would where they go as medical missionaries. Tin »f II. in. (II, • visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrst.o the highest bidder, provided such WHILE yearning for the good of all be a heavy financial loss, but the re- Calvin Bliss, and other relatives and bid equals or exceeds ten thousand dol- Mr. A. R. Kent has decided toent?r lars f* 10,000),all and singular, the stock, mankind, the Free-Trader will try to sult has been otherwise. During the friends. materials, machinery, and ap plianees. first eleven months of the new manage- the ministry of the M. E. church. He There never was a time when patent Mrs. H. Hasbrouck, of Marshall, who reduce the wages of his own help to the ment, the gross receipts exceeded the composing the plant of the R egister European standard. !ias been assigned to a charge at Madi- or proprietary medicines were so popu- has been visiting at the home of Moses I Publishing Company, including stock. gross expenditures by $118,000. This son Lake, Minnesota. Mr. Kent will lar and so widely used by everybody as Seabolt for several days returned home I copyrights and material on hand, now profit was net, interest, renewal of Tuesday. THERE is a striking resemblance be- eave tomorrow for his new field of la-at present. j situated in Hamilton Block in the said tracks, machinery, etc, being included Miss Junghans and Miss Palmer, of City of Ann Arbor, consisting of press- tween the attacks of old on the aboli- in the item of gross expenditures. The bor. Years of experience havedemonstrat Manchester, were in the city last t'ri- es, cases, typu, stands, galleys, impos- tionists and those of to-day on the up old company which had operated the ed the gieat benefit cf these remedies I ing stones, furniture, material and flx- cars began a vigorous competition with The fire department was called to 76 day visiting friends. They rode over holders of Protection. "Leave well They cure; hence it is not a matter o on their bicycles. i tures and appliances of every name and a line of omnibuses, but in spite of E. Washington-st. at 1:00 a. m. Monday : description constituting said plant, and enough alone: don't disturb the .coun- wonder to learn through the most di* Clay Greene has rented the house on everything, the new management was morning. Only a slight blaze occured. which can be now seen and inspected try by agitation: the people need re- successful in making the profit shown rect and reliable official sources, that Packard-st. formerly occupied by Fred The fire was soon extinguished before i in said Hamilton Block. pose." &c., &c, were the pries then as above. It is expected that hereafter in her recent illness, Queen Victoria, \J. Brown, of the Times. He will bring a still better showing will be made.— much damage was caused. An explo- his family here from Detroit. Said sale is made in pursuance of an the great Queen of England used and sion of hot air in the building while the order cf the Circuit Court for the Ex. was greatly benefited by such a remedy. Don't County of Washtenaw in Chancery, firemen were at work threw Edwards, THE rumor is current among the THE street car line in Ann Arbor Other crowned heads have undoubtedly let an agent have the last picture you made and entered October 2nd, 1805, in woolen and worsted trades that 50 per would do well to profit by this example. one of the firemen, against the wall and have of some friend and run the risk of cause of Wilfred B. Phillips. Receiver, done the same. Thus we see that the . vs. Selby A. Moran, et al. cent, of those mills will be closed with- At present we will suppose it is barely slightly bruised him. losing it. Wi will make you Crayon wisest, those with the best opportunity Portraits of any size and ac prices tq WILFBKD B. PHILLIPS. in H() days. So keen is the competition paping expenses. By reducing its fare Ann Arbor had only two saloon rows to judge, and rich in unlimited resourc- suit. You will find ouc work superi£>ij Receiver of the Register Publishing of the foreign manufacturers that our to one cent at least fifteen times as Tuesday night. In neither case was es, are convinced of the curative quali- to that you get from agent. Company. own people can neither .secure orders many people would ride. One-third of an\one seriously hurt, though at first it ties of these medicines. With ability I'. Berry man. THOMPSON & HARRIMAN, (i K. Jl uion-st. 8.3 Solicitors for Receiver. in advauue nor compete with the prices these would, as now, pay running ex- was thought that the young man who to procure the best medical talent in ruling for foreign goods. If such a con- penses, while the other two-thirds was knocked down with a billard cue in the world, this renowned Queen prefer- dition unfortunately proves to be true, would make a handsome profit. Polhemus'saloon had his scull fractured red a genuine remedy which had cured it will be a remarkable result of tlu It proved only a flesh wound. It was so many people, whose testimonials she '•benefit" of free raw material. IT is estimated by those who are in a mere chance that the blow did not had read. position to know whereof they speak, prove more serious. Among all those which rare genius, Ix the coming State campaigns voters that two hundred thousand Americans A prominent Ann Arbor business after long years of study and experi- should sec that the candidates are nave visited Europe this summer. man who has the reputation of being ment, has discovered, there is none srmnd for Protection to Home Industry During the earlier part of the season one of the shrewdest advertisers in the equal to Dr. Greene s Nervura blood The candidate for office who is not every passenger steamer leaving for an and nerve remedy. oval, outspoken and earnest in support European port was crowded to its ut- city decided one day recently to have Kings, queens, noble and peasant, the of this principle when ho is socking a most capacity, and berths were being made a careful canvass of a certain por- high as well as the low, alike employ nomination will be lukewarm or openly engaged two or three months in ad- tion of the city. At each house was and are cured by this grand remedy, es- hostile when he is elected. Hoist the vance. Just now the tide has turned, asked what papers were taken. In the pecially at this season of the year, when banner of Protection, Ii is the sign and it is the west bound steamers that district covered it was found that THE the blood and nerves requiro this pur- and promise of approaching victory. are crowded with returning tourists. REGISTER was ahead of all others. ifying and invigorating medicine. Let The righteous cause of Protection to Some, one has figured that these two The five years' subscription to THE others follow these illustrious examp- Home Industries has always won when hundred thousand travelers will leave REGISTER for the best five pound les. Don't make any mistake. Take it was presented clearly and intelli in Europe at least $100,000,000, not crock of butter, was captured by J. F. Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve gently to the American people. counting the 30,000,000 paid to the Avery, of 18 Church-st. The judges remedy. It is this you need. It is this steamship companies. There is no ques- pronounced the sample offered the best which will surely make you well and tion but that Americans are the great- OUB readers will recall easily the <•<»! they had ever seen. According to strong. est travelers on the earth, and, as a their system of marking it stood 01 tendon of the Democractie press a few Mrs. Charles H. Heaton, residing at consequence, they are better informco points out of a possible hundred, It is years ago that the Tariff had no effec l-i'S State Street, Montpelier, Vt., is of about the world in general than are the seldom that any butter stands above 87 upon wages. They ridiculed tba idei the very highest social position, She people of any other nation. Compar- pel' cent. that the Imposition of customs duties on says: imported goods could effect the wage atively few Europeans visit th's The Homoeopathic school now has its •'Two years ago we had a terrible ex- ;if American workingmen, and especial country, and the ignorance of the aver- faculty completed, Dr. M H. Parmalee, perience with La Grippe, and by over- ly of those engaged in employment age Englishman or Frenchman regard- of Toledo, Ohio, having accepted the work in taking care of my children and nnt Protected by the.Tariff. It is some ing the Uuited States is something position of non-resident professor of the results of the disease 1 was left in a thing amusing now to note the anxietx which appals and amazes the travellin obstetrics and gynaecology. Dr. Par very exhasted condition, in fact was of the Democratic Tariff. This is a case American. Such stories as that of the nalee is a graduate of the Hahnemann nearly prostrated. I was so weak that it which consistency would greatly add Englishman who thought he could Mod. Coll. of Chicago. He has a great upon the least excitement 1 would feel to a faithful memory. It is really em- leave New York in the morning, spend •eputation through Indiana and Ohio, nauseated. 1 was as near nervous pros- barrassing for the zealous Democratic the forenoon in San Francisco, drop in on a friend in ('hicago in the afternoon and it is believed that he wiil draw a tration as anyone could be. editor to discover from day to day just arge number of students from these whoie he is at. The Burlington llaw- and return to New York for supper are "Someone recommended Dr. Greene's probably apochryphal, but it is true states. Nervura blood and nerve remedy to me EVERYBODY ATTEND keye. that very few Kuropeans have any idea The following is from the Ann Arbor and I immediately began its use. I am THE REPUBLICANS are quite willing to of the size and importance of this correspondence of yesterday's Detroit happy to say it completely coured me. have eoraparisions made of the opera- country. — K.\. Tribune: I think it is the best medicine I ever tion of the Gorman and McKinley Tar- A committee from four leading col know of lor any form of nervous or U'ge fraternities met here tonight to chronic disease. I have recommended iffs. 8uch comparisons, fairly and imiami lH><<-iih» I lie Ti*a m [> (luestlo n arrange for the organization of a De- it to many and shall do so upon every properly conducted, vindicate Protec- troit branch of the University of Mich- Great The public meeting of the Anti- tion. But the friends of Protection occasion." Tramp Society hai been adjourned igan Alumni association. The four should challenge the comparison with fraternities loading in the movement If you are nervous,weak, tired, sleep- riday evening Oct. 4 at 8 p. m. in the great protective era of 18(il-!).'! and and the members of the committee are less, if you have headache, indigestion, the council room of the court house. as follows: Psi Upsilon, Duane Stuart, the l-Yeo-Trade period which preeeed- kidney or liver complaint, poor plood All citizens are invited to come. It is Gaylord Gillis: Delta Kappa Epsilon, i-d it. We invite Americans who are in John Condon, Harrv Nichol: Alpha and weak nerves, you can surely regain Opening especially desired that all women inter- qucstof the whole truth and nothing but Delta Phi, J. D. Richards. Two lead- your health and be as well as you ever e ted in this question may he present the truth to make that comparison for ing members of each fraternity residing were by taking Dr. Greene's Nervura in Detroit will take immediate charge themselves! Let them not wade blood and nerve remedy. BETROTHAL SHOPPINO. of the matter in that city. through statistics, which are useful in The strengthening and curative pow- Iheir way, hut visit the manufacturing An Expedition That the Whole Family The following appeared in last Satur- ers of this remedy are wonderful. Use eities. towns and hamlets. Let them Knter Into anil Kniov* day's Daily Courier: it and you will be made well and strong- apeak with old inhabitants and learn One of the Interesting functions of One year ago the proprietor of the It is the discovery of Dr. Greene the the up-to-date betrothal is, however, the lorn them and from personal observa- Ann Arbor Daily Courier entered most successful specialist in curing ner- shopping expedition, where the two into a contract with the Detroit tion what changes have taken place. mothers and fathers-in-law to be, with Evening Journal to publish for one vous and chronic diseases. He can be As living water rushed forth when Mo- their respective son and daughter, go year a daily paper here in Ann consulted by all at his office, :i"> West Nearly *40,Q00 ses smote the rocks, so under the bene- Arbor. That contract has been faith- 14th St., New York City, free, person- out on an appointed morning and bring fully and well fulfilled. It has not worth of Boots, ficent influence of Protection the field, home a broom, a carving knife and proven profiitablo, consequently with ally or by letter. the forest and the mine yielded bounti- fork, a salt cellar, a Bible, a brass door- this issue the Daily Courier ceases to bo Shoes and Slippers fully and spread prosperity throughout knocker, a candlo-sti.k ;n> a the gevernment of|r00m. As every one of these are re- benefit of this great Bargain \ cnezuela," but great syndicates have ceived, thanks should be immediately monster sweet pumpkin, just the sort to equal rights with poor citizens. If the rendered in the bride's hand-writing work up into such pies as we used to hvery one should improve this welfare of a United States syndicate and at once, and recently has been is- eat when we were boys. The third chance. that has claims in Venezuela is sued the edict that gooj form com- was a specimen of cucumber. The seed New! jeopardized by British action it is the mands the bride to addre?s ail her own came from California, and the sample duty of Mr. Cleveland's administration ' V invitations r.:. i personally now in our office is over four feet long. superintend their posting, sealing the to protect it. Come in and see it. We simply wish tuan- envelope flaps with white wax, show- nounce that we have Yet it would have been mope chival- SEE BILLS ing the impress of her lnitls's alone, According; 10 Iwreeley: purchased the Drug rous, and would have appealed more wreathed with tiny orange b .:.«mi. '•{»'« West." Bat before you Store of Bassett A- strongly to the Americanism of the peo- go, This seal is a little souvenir that falls write to i'\ [, Whitney, G. P.& T. A.. Mason. We want to For Great Cut in Prices! to (he share of her mother, just as her C X. By., St. Paul, Minn., for printed ple, bad Mr. Cleveland and bisSeere- see you. We feel tarv of state been active tirst in the white silk wedding stockinet are given matter descriptive of the North-wvst sure we can please matterof Mr Waller, who isdispossess- to her youngest sister e»d from her country, which offers so many induce- private purse she is exp°aed to send a ments to new settlers and investors. you. d of all his worldly goods and forcibly fee to the cook who bakes her weeding separated from a sick wife, whose cake. George R. Kelly sells Wood. CHICAGO ™T%PR.CESE health is Further endangered by affec- Tadella I , y All Write. [••<„• W. G. PALMER, Ph. C. tionate anxiety for her husband, and < ard <>i Thank*. sale at Mntnmery's Drag Store, Wash- lawlessly Imprisoned by a usurping Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Tubbs and fam- ington Mock. {Formerly nith K. E. Culkin*.) body of French soldiers. It would ily wish to thank their friends (or their No. 1G SOI Til STATIC ST. have pleased the American many expressions of sympathy during Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder people • their recent bereavement. WorM's Fair Mis-heist Award. No. 10 N. Wain St., Ann Arbor. THE AXX ARBOR REGISTER: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3 1895.
Campus. The Women's League and Students' Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report PropoNal* lor Christian Association receptions will The Regents met last Wednesday. be held this and Friday afternoons, The Choral Union has already had from 4 to G o'clock, at Newberry hall. Dark in hp7pnt,M. AfV 7w- • t ' Plne' "r and cedar- *Mines o{ precious a meeting. These receptions are very informal and Ave he bid? to h. L ', University metals and coal. Delightful and health- ncfudc o e foot o^nJ 1 '?. and tO ful climate' Adapted to live stock The U. of M. Daily put in an appear- every college woman is cordially invit- Baking 9 Same and di g Thi Albion, Oct. 16, Beloit, O«t. 19, Case have moved into Mr. 11. Hitchcock's interest of football tomorrow night. house on Hurd-st. mon during the early fall months of the W» are pleased to announce that FAMOUS School, Oct. 2(i. These games will be our Ann Artxw Agency bai been The Athletic Association member- Atty. and Mrs. (;. R. Williams en- year. Constant changes in atmos- placed with ship tickets are now on sale at $3.00. played in this city. Harvard, at Bos- tertained guests from out of town phere, brisk winds and wet feet are PATENT James B. Pollock has been appointed ton, Nov. 2; Minnesota, at Detroit: Saturday and Sunday. followed by symptoms that indieaete a RAZOR an assistant to Prof. V. M. Spalding. Nov. 28; (Thanksgiving Day). Chicago Mr. and Mrs. W. Blodgett, of Web- prevalence of this disease. Great care A. E. Mummery, Washington Block, University, at Chicago. ster, are the guests of their cousins, The salary of instructor J. R. Efting- should be taken; often these attacks re- Who is prepared to furnish our STROP. Mr. and Mrs. Olias. Sill. sult in pneumonia. I have always felt choice confections, Bon Boris, and er has been increased from $900 to University people are surprised and Mrs. J. Sprague left for her home in Obocolatas, packed In the most at- $1200. gratified at the very large number of that an "'ounce of prevention was tractive manner. Ann Arbor, Priday p. m. after a six Everybotl// Who Shaves Should Some changes will be made in the Chicago students entering the Univer- weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. worth a pound of cure"' in medicine, Special orders for law building which will give another sity this fall. It is reported that one G. R. Williams. and that it was wise to heed these Use It. room. high school alone, in Chicago, will send Rev. M. H. McMahon and family, warnings. Don't take cold, but if you Dinners, Luncheons and Parties. left for their Pinkney charge Friday. do, on the first symptons, obtain from IT HAS NO EQUAL. It is still a question whether the en- forty of its graduates. This, however, A large circle of friends deeply regret Everybody admits that Oimther'i rollment this year will surpass that of is doubtless .greatly exaggerated. their leaving. The Tuesday before your nearest druggist a jar of Pretz- Confectionery is the finest made. last year. Still, Chicago University is not as pop- their departure over 150 called to bid inger's Catarrh Balm and apply it them adieu and GJKI speed. The par- For Sale By all J. A. Whitsie has been appointed an ular right at home as some people may freely to the nostrils several times each t 11 t > t i t i- ft 111 11 sonage during their stay in Milan was day, especially before retiring at night. assistant in Prof. Freer's Chemical think it is. a pleasant resort for the old and young Druggists in the City, Laboratory. The east end of University hall is to be alike. One was always greeted witii This invaluable prepartion I have pre- The new homoeopathic faculty are shut oft from the Main hall and conver- a pleasant smile and a word of cheer. scribed for a number of years and have enthusiastically at work in the inter- ted into league rooms for temporary invariably found it most efficacious. Grand Fall Opening oi ests of their school. use until the new woman's gymnasium SALINE. The camphors which it carries in large Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wallace spent quantities are specially healing for the Julius Karn has been made an in- is completed. The door at the east end Sunday at Manchester. inflamed and the diseased organs of the tructor in Civil Engineering: at a sal- >vill give place to two large windows. The Ann Arbor fair was well pa- head. In my general practice I have ary of $300 per year. The lalies' reading room and the new tronized by Saline people. never known a case of catarrh, oo mat- The Regents accepted the resigna- room will be connected and furnished a. J. Nissly shipped a carload of MILLINERY AND MILLINERY NOVELTIES with couches, desks, reading matter, poultry from Manchester Friday. ter of how long standing, that this pre- tion of Asst. Librarian Hopkins at the paration would not cure. meeting last Wednesday. writing materials, etc., for use of Misses Julia Gordon and Minola Wylliss S. Brown, M. I). H. C oleman, managing editor of the eague members.—U. of M. Daily. Cook, of the Normal, spent Sunday at Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Oct. 2, 3 and 4. home. A small sample can be obtained by- U of M. Daily last year, is now proprie- The Regents have asked Judge Rev, Seymore Noble, of Richmond, sending a 2 cent stamp to the manu- tor of the-. Oakland County Post. Graves, of Detroit, and Benton Han- lnd.. is a guest of Rev. Yager and During our first Fall Opening we will place on sale ;hett, of Saginaw, to begin suit facturers, Pretzinger Bros., Dayton. thirty trimmed Hats, regular price, $3.00. $3.50 and Judce L. S. Montague, of Howell, family. Ohio. «4.f>(>. —Choice $2.49; also twenty-live Hats and died last Sunday. Judge Montague against Auditor General Turner to Special trains are running to Hills- Bonnets, regular price, $4.50, $5.00 and $0.00.—Choice graduated in the la-v department in compel him to allow the University 7 dale this week on account of the Hills- A. K. Mummery has just received a during the opening days for $.'i.'i4. 1872. per cent, interest instead of 6 per cent, dale fair. new line of pocket books which he is on the University grant. The settle- Miss Mytrle Bordine who has been selling- at 25 cents each, while they last Dr. C. G. Darling and Dr. L. P. Hall visiting at Rawsonville returned home were made clinical lecturers in the ment of the question will be watched Saturday. This hot weather requires the free Mr. & firs. C. A. Hendricks, Dental department at a salary of $300 with interest. The Auditor General Mr. and Mrs. Hunt, of Howell. were use of disinfectants, Coperas, Carbolic each. declares that only legal interest should the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ll.W. Has-Acid, Chloride of Lime and Sulphur are Five Doors South of the Old Stand ! 70 S. HAIN STREET. be paid. In this state this is (i per sett Thursday. the most common ones. You can get D. F. Mertz, general secretary of the these or any others at Mummerys drug S. C. A. last year, is principal of the cent. The Regents contend that the The Presbyterian society hold their store. same interest as paid heretofore should annual May Festival at tlie Opera Mt. Clemens high school at a salary of House Friday night. Everybody wants one of those 2o cent still be paid. 1 $1,000. Misses Blackniec and Woolcott. of knives 30 different styles to select from, The Regents passed a resolution of Milan, were the guests of Miss Ida- at A. E. Mummery's Drug Store. thanks to Mr. R. C. Scott, for the gift lene Webb, Saturday. LATEST COUNTY NEWS. Tadella Pens—They All Write. For EM BREAD ? of birds eggs from the Hawaiian Rev. Noble, of Richmond. Ind.. sale at Mummery's Drug Store, Wash- Most people do CHELSEA. preached in the M. K. church Sunday Islands. morning and evening. ington Block The football team will play its first Miss Katherine Hooker spent the first of the week in Detroit. A little child of Mr. and Mrs. A. George R. Kelly sells Wood. game this season with the Orchard Baker, of Ypsilanti; died Friday and Lake team on the Athletic Field next H. L. Wood & Co. are shipping was brought here Sunday for inter- Auction Sale. peaches from Stockbridge. ment, The old brick school house in district Saturday. Mr. Win. Dancer, of Stockbridge, 1/BURN WOOD? The Regents desire to begin work Misses Itner and Englehardt, of Ne- No. .'! Pittsfield, will be sold at public was a Chelsea visitor Sunday. braska, who are attending the I", of auction to the highest, responsible bid- Your wife could not cook, if she did upon the Women's Annex to the der on Monday the 14 day of Oct. 1895 not burn it. We sell Wood, the wry MissEttie Armstrong, of Ann Ar- M. spent Friday und Saturday with at one o'clock p. m. Waterman Gymnasium this fall if the bor, spent Sunddy with her parents Mrs. Lar/.ilere. be&t quality, at low rates. ~~* necessary arrangements can be made here. 83 T. J. Smurthwaite Director DELHI '111.1.s . in, time. Mrs. S. .;. Ixm left Siiturday for the It. Kelly Sells Wood. The U. of M. football team, which east, where she intends to spend some Mr. Neeman, of Ypsilanti. visited YOUR HORSE EATS HAY? time. Mrs. K. Davis last Saturday. has been at Omena, Mich., practicing I/on bill him with straw? We for some time past, returned to Aim Dr. George Hathaway, of Saline, Rev. H. A. McConnell, of Dexter, spent Sunday at the home of William called on his church members last sell haled Hay and Straw at living Arbor last Friday night. The boys are Martin. Tuesday. WE FIGHT! prices. in line trim. Miss My it a Kempt lias returned Mamie Cowdon, of Jackson, came RHEUMATISM. Gout and The Regents have ordered 200 lock- from a couple of months visit with last Friday, to visit relatives and old Neuralsria of all kinds. ers placed in the basement of the law friends In the east. neighbors. '•Schrage's $1,000,000.00 building for use of the law students in Miss Rosa Ertz, of Detroit, who has Mrs. Strehle's brother, Mr. Fred. lthcumatic Cure'' is guar- been the guests of Dr. Averyand fam- Leutz.of Freedom,with his family visit, anteed absolutely the best. which to put their hats. ily returned to her home Monday. Miss M. S. Parker, lit, '95, the first ed here recently. Try it to-day. 3O.C00 per- Nelson Marsh and wife have returned sons cured. Special terms woman engineer to graduate from the DIXBOHO. from their vacation trip and he has re- to agents this month U. of M., is employed in the office of a The L. A, S. meets today at Mrs. sumed work nights again. prominent firm of architects in N. V. Mary Willetts. The new depot and freight house is Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co., City. Miss Carrie Wiignt spent Saturday completed. The company moved into Xorman H. Hackett, who was a mem- and Sunday in Dixboro. their new quarters Monday noon. 167 Dearborn St. Chicago, III. HEIN2MANN & LAUBENGAYER. ber of last year's University Comedy- Miss Agnes Finnell spent Sunday Club, has joined Mile. Rhea's company with her parents here. WEBSTER. GEO. SCOTT, Xo. 9 W. Washington St., Ann Arbor. Miss Bell Martin has gone to Ypsi- School district No. 2 has a new flag. and will play Eugene in ''Josephine'' lant i to spend tlie winter. Mr. Albert Valentine passed away and Rollins in "Nell Gwynne." Architect and Superintendent. Mrs. Freeman Sliuart returned after a brief illness of typhoid fever last The Board of Regents have asked home from Ann Arbor Monday. Monday, OFFICE 38 Fountain St. Benton Hanchett ta render an opinion Last Sunday morning and evening Miss Nettie Hanby leaves in few Rev. Mr. Sanderson preached in the to the Board as to the constitutionality days to visit her aunt at Whitmore. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. of the law requiring them to remove Congregational church. He is a forci- Furniture ! Miss Cora Foster, of Ann Arbor, ble speaker. the Homoepathic school to Detroit. visited Miss Nettie Robinson, Sun- Last Monday night a few young folks D1ETERLE BROS, A freshman came in on a late train day. surprised Miss Jennie Me' oil, in the REDUCED TO WANT! one night las* week. He was one of There will be a ten cent social at shape of a birthday party. An enjoy - Sell it. Good Goods at a living price. "We do the freshest. A drug store happened Mrs. Frank Bushes one week from to- ab'e time was had. not sell it below cost—nor does anybody else.-- to be open and he entered and asked to morrow evening. We add the least margin to the cost. This en- be directed to Dr. Angell's residence. Misses Davis and Wortley, of Stony Before the finished ables us to sell good ?ood» cheap all the year Creek, spent a few days with Miss fruit come bud anc! round. In order that there should be no doubt Allie Shuart, last week. blossom. IHid jjrow:- as to the validity of the proceedings of into blossom ami Albert Mayer and Frank Coon took blossom into fruit. the Regents' at their meeting held in a run into Detroit on their wheels And so girlhood Undertaking Detroit in July, the actions of that last Saturday, returning Monday. merges into woman- hood and the woman We treat you the same in this line. We carry a meeting were approved at the meeting into motherhood. nice stock. We do not add .">() per cent, to a fail- of the Board last week. YORK The two inost crit- price just to keep lip the style. Fitch Forsythe was not able to at- ical times in a wo- The lirst number of the sixth volume man's life are the of the U. of M. Daily was published tend the fair with the school. times which make Mr. Mitchell, of the U. of M., spent the girl a woman, Upholstering Monday. J. A. LeRoy is managing Sunday visiting J. Miller and family and the woman a editor and G. B. Harrison, business mother. At these And Repairing. We arc prepared for these, The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Edd times, Dr. Pierce's too. Experienced workmen and prompt atten- manager. The paper is fully up to its Hathaway died Sunday of cholera in- Favorite Prescrip- tion to orders always give satisfaction. usual standard of excellence. fantum. tion is of incalcula- ble value. It turns Mrs. Ella Barr, of Ann Arbor, spent danger into safety and pain into ease. It is Have you called at oar NEW STORE just off Main on E. Sunday with her parents, Mr. and a medicine which has but one object. It is What Shall I Do? Mrs. J. Miller. pood for but one thing. It strengthens and Liberty—We ask you to call. Don't buy unless you want The three-year-old son of Mr. and invigorates the organs distinctly feminine, This boy has been sent out to beg Is the earnest, almost agonizing cry of Mrs. Elmer Conde. (lied last Wednes- it promotes regularity of the functions, something for his poor parents. His to. We believe you will buy if you call. weak, tired, nervous women, and crowded, •Hays irritation and inflammation, checks day morning Sept. 26, of cholera in- unnatural, exhausting drains, and puts the father is overworked, struggling men. Slight dif- fanturn. whole delicate organism into perfect condi- OUT OF WORK DIETERLE BROS., ficulties, ordinary cares, household work The Mooreville and Stony Creek M. tion. Almost all of the ills of womankind or daily labor, magnify themselves into are traceable to some form of what is known and they have not saved a dollar for « AX1) S LIBERTY STREET. E. churches have been reunited as one as "female complaint." And this gener- seemingly impassable mountains. charge, with Rev. Mr. Gibson as their ally begins either at the time of puberty or A RAINY DAY. This is simply because the nerves are new pastor. childbirth, or at the "turn of life." Now the boy must bey until his fath- weak, the bodily organs debilitated, and Mr. s. Hale and daughter Mary, There are not three cases in a hundred of er linds work. This lady is Baying to they do not have been spending a few days at woman's peculiar diseases that Dr. Pierce's him that his parents should have laid Ad rain visiting the fair and some of Favorite Prescription will not cure. Thou- by some money for a rainy day. "But" t heir friends t here. sands of grateful women have been ren- dered healthy and happy by its use, and says the bov. "Our Take A part of the Mooreville school at- the experience and testimony of many of proper nourishment. Feed the nerves, tended the fair school day and had a them has been included in Dr. Pierce's GROCORIES COST SO MUCH Common Sense Medical Adviser. we could not possibly do MI. " 'I be lady NSW organs and tissues on rich red blood, and very enjoyable time. They think if how soon the glow of health comes to the school day Is observed every year, it When Dr. Pierce published the first edition of then said that if your parents hail pale cheeks, firmness to the unsteady will soon l)p the most interesting day his work. The People's Common Sense Medical at the fair. Adviser, he announced that after 680.000 copies Traded at W. F. LODHOLY NO. 4 BROADWAY hand, and strength to the faltering limb. had been sold at the regular price, $i.y> per copy, the profit on which would repay htm for the they could have laid by some money great amount of labor and money expended in each week and would now have plenty MILAN producing it, he would give away" the next half to la.st until work for the father could Mrs. K. Barnes went to Detroit million free. He is now distributing, absolutely be secured. Hood's free, 500,000 of this most complete, Interesting Monday on business. and valuable common sense medical work ever Prof, ami Mis. Carrick are enter- published—the recipient only being required to I SAVE MONEY taining guests from abroad. mail to the World's Dispensary Medical Associa- each week by buying my (frocerieB Sarsaparilla tion, at Buffalo, N. Y.. twenty-one (21) one-cent there and wain you to tell your father A lecture course is in progressive stamps to pay cost of mailing only, and the book! ami mother to do so ;t^ BOOD as your Cuni plot e purifies, vitalizes and enriches the blood Milan is the next thing in order. •will be sent post-paid. It is a veritable medical 111 f Bak- library, complete in one volume. It contains father tinds work. ers' GtoQds ;i nil and Is thus the best friend to unfortunate over 1000 pages and more than 300 illustrations. Confetlonery. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Win. Wool- The Free Edition is precisely the same as that Fine Meals humanity. Be sure to get Hood's and cott, September 2*th. a daughter. sold at $1.50 except only that the books are LODHOLZ SELLS GROCERIES only Hood's. All druggistB. fl; six for $5. bound in strong manilla paper covers instead cheaper than any other grocer in town furnished H I RESTAURANT the Mrjs. E. A. Reynolds, of Detroit, is of cloth. Send NOW before all are given away. low r:il'\ . . . , Oillc after-dinner pill ar with her mother. Mrs. Win. Taylor, They are going off rapidly, therefore, do not ami gives a beautiful piece of silver- ' rlHS family cathartic. 2y delay sending: immediately if you want one. wan to every customer as soon as a cer- AND BAKERY on Countv-st. tain amount of foods ere bought. THE ANN ARBOR REGISTER: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1895
The steamer Montana, of the West- MICHIGAN MENTION. ern Transit line, struck the bank in The Store! 'ortage lake canal at Houghton and ost her rudder and shoe. She imme- BKIEF ITEMS ABOUT MICHIGAN diately filled and sank. She was u PEOPLE AND THINGS. oaded with flour from Duluth to Buf- 5. alo. p A diphtheria epidemic is raging at BAZAAR SALE, SATURDAY, OCT. State Taxes ai Apportioned to the Varloui Wolverine with fatal results. Two hildren died within 24 hours and four Counties by Auditor-General Turner more cannot recover. Over 100 chil- are. Much Higher Than Formerly—Leg- dren have been exposed and schools DEAD and churches have been closed for a islature of 1893 Blamed for It. The Poorest Man on Earth me. SPECIAL" SALE The general merchandise establish- CAN BE CVRBD OF IN Apportionment of State Taxes. ment of Reader Bros. & Hunter at Scottville has burned. Loss $2,500. Auditor-General Turner has com- There is no insurance, the last policy pleted the apportionment of the state of $1,000 having been canceled the day GLASSWARE! x for 1S'.)5 among th : 84 counties of before. The building was an old land- The Tobacco Habit e state. The total taxis $3,013,919..12 mark. BY OUIi METHOD. ml is large when compared with the The 8-year-old daughter of Harrison Some of the Many Things in Glass: ax of $1,089,135.89 in 1894 and $1,931,- Blodgett, at Belding, was fatally 14.69 in 181KS. In explanation of this burned, while attempting to heat a We Offer You a Remedy,Tliat Will Free Every Slave to Tobacco in Ten Days. Glass Hotels different Fine glass tumblers. (act is pointed out that the owing cloth to wrap her head in. The sizes 10c per doz fiOc o the current expenses of the legisla- cloth caught fire; her clothing was all Pitchers 10c Butter dishes.per doz. ure the state tax is greater for odd burned off and the body was horribly Square cheese or bread Jelly bowls. nan for even years. Then various burned. Salt and pepper, per easons are given for the increase in Fire destroyed the home, barn, crops plates We lie amount of the tax this year. It is and machinery of Fred Zimmerie, near Butter dishes 10c dox 5c hown that the legislature of 1893 Niles. The loss is §2,500 with no in- Jelly stands 10c Square nappies, per ailed to incorporate tax clauses in surance. The family had a narrow READ THE STRONGEST ENDORSEMENT EVER 10c doz Sc ome of its appropriation bills and escape from cremation, escaping in P icicle dishes. hese appropriations had to be paid their night clothes, and they are now Tumbler, per dojn 2,*c nd the deficiency made up by the leg- destitute. Pickle dishes, per doz. ~>c slature of 1895." The legislature of ' GIVEN ANY REMEDY. Large Decorate Lamp complete 7 inches decorated 893 even neglected to provide for the MuskdgOn is in an uncomfortable dome shade only i)Hc payment of its own expenses in the position financially, owing to a special general purpose bill. The total defici- paving- tax levied in 1892, having been Night Lump complete only 10c ncy made up by this year's legislature declared invalid by Judge Russell. It s 87(10,509.39. The care for the insane is feared a special sewer tax is in the ausedan increase in that appropriation same position. If so the city is out if over $100,000, and new institutions about 850,000. UNITED STATES HEALTH REPORTS lso made a heavy draft on the tax, Christian Goedecke, who resides he Xewberry asylum alone receiving west of Tawas City, was riding home l>l IK I VI. ENDORSEMENT. JIM! 19, 1893, PAGE 10, HACK & COMPANY. 1H5.000. The auditor-general says with his sister when they were fired JOHN KOCH. BAZAAR. W. C. MACK. hat these deficencies having been at, the ball taking effect in the back ared for the tax for ISOti will drop to of his head and causing a slight wound. "In the interest of the masses, for whom these reports about the normal figure—$2,000,000. Alfred Johnson, attorney, was ar- The tax of '95 is apportioned to the rested on suspicion. are compiled, the United States Health Reports have examined counties as follows: Alcona i 4.101 5;! Keweenaw 7,87178 Wm. O. Lowden, ex-prosecuting at- and investigated many preparations having for their object AUrer 6.520 62 Lake 4.131 28 torney of Barry county, recently or- Allegan 4!M'i H Lapeer 87.388 24 dained a Baptist minister, who fled the cure of the tobacco habit, but among them all we have no \lpena ltf.,'4'96 Leelauau 8.733 15 Antrim 8.28H (58 Lenawee 79.582 9» from Hastings after securing $1,200 on Arenac 3.518 0» Livingston ... 42.208 72 forged paper, has been arrested at hesitancy in giving the editorial and official endorsement of Baraga f..S4i 28 Luce 5,267 56 Carrington, N. D., and Gov. Rich has Barry 39.757 91 Mackinac .... 5.469 84 these Reports to the remedy known as '* Uflde SdfVl'fi Bay .... 72.333 38 Macomb 49.16.1 04 issued a requisition. Benzie n.S5 Osooda 2.6,9 86 near White Pigeon. They did not like Gd Traverse. rJ3.i6.i8 Otsego 6.061 14 Gratiot 27.1)40 57 Ottawa 40.392 iiO the restraint of home. ic when we endorse the same, and stamp it as the crowning" Hillsdale.... 38.136M Presquelsle... 4.12183 A wild woman was captured near achievement of the nineteenth century, in the way of destroying a Houghton . . lOri.236 45 Roscommon ... 3.946 38 Huron 22,018 41 Satclnaw 99,034 35 Alpena. The tattered remains of an Khain 55,929 64 Saailac S3.0M08 old wrapper was her only clothing and habit as disgusting as it is common, (FOR ONLY $1.00.) Ionia 50.558 09 Sehoolcraft.. 9.8+2 she had made a nest among the roots Iosco. 13,435 80 .Shiawassee.. 45.H06 28 For Sale byj Iron 13.455 36 St. Clalr 5;;.9l7 85 of a large stump under which she had Isabella lti,:«K)49 St. Joseph... 52.741 9.i burrowed. She had evidently been Isle Royal... -JS8 51 Tuscoia 21,665 72 living on roots and berries for some Jackson .. 82.065 59 Van Buren.. 40.081 51 Kalumazeo 71,539 41 Wasnteuaw . 81.940 time. A. JS. MUMMERY, a. 9,79, 8 47 Wayne 503.28159 Wexford 10.920 86 The steamer Grade Barker, Capt. Kent 131,297 72 W. E. Chryselis, used in the ferry busi- Total »3,0i:i.919 J2 WASHINGTON BLOCK, ANN ARBOR, MICH. ness across Little Traverse bay, be- tween Petoskey and Harbor Springs, Steamer Mark Hopkins Sunk la Collision was burned to the water's edge at The steainer Mark Hopkins was sunk Harbor Springs. Loss, $4,000, with no near Nine-Mile point. Hay lake channel, insurance. Thought to be the work of in a collision with the steainer Vander- an incendiary. Great Free Exhibition! bilt. The Hopkins was ore laden and down bound. The crew escaped unin- The Michigan University regents jured. The Vanderbilt was but little have directed their attorneys to man damaged. The Hopkins was built at damns the auditor-general for one per Grand Haven in 1.172, was owned by cent of the land grant. The Univer- GEO. R. KELLY At the Fair G rounds. We have decided to E. C. Secor, of St. Hair; commanded sity has always received 7 per cent, by Capt. S.' A. Lyon and valued ai but the legal rate is now 0, neverthe- exhibit that 19th century wonder the STEEL $50,000. less the regents think they are entitled to the full 7 per cent. SELLS RANGE MAJESTIC. We will bake de- PENINSULAR STATE NEWS. Wm. C. Denney has been returned from Indiana to Manistee. where he is 1 licious biscuits in three minuets by the watch. Bronson voted in favor of electric charged with having secured $10,000 lights. from the Manistee National bank in In Large These we will serve with coffee and cream 18H2 under false pretenses. Hillsdale, Charlotte will have a bicycle factory Sturgis, Saginaw and Grand Kapids or Small free to all who call. In addition to this attrac- next season. banks are also said to have been E. C. Williams, of Grass Lake, lost "worked" by Denney. Quantity. tion we will give away to the best guesser his home by tire. Michigan's county jails have been a Jennings Bros, barn burned near Mecca for hobos during winter for one of our ^ Oxford. liOSs Sl,f>00. some years, but Attorney-General Delivered Jewish citizens of l'ort Huron are Maynard has found an old law which Promptly. going to erect a synagogue. distinctly provides that manual labor must be provided if possible, for all Andrew Pierce, aged 35, was killed prisoners in county jails. An effort $53«°° Ranges Free! by a falling tret near South Haven. will be made to put the law into effect. At a Everyone has a chance to guess. Carleton got scared at her recent tire The annual conference and camp and will purchase afire fighting equip- meeting of the Seventh Day Advent- Moderate ment. ists of Michigan aud Ohio, which was Rate. Emmett Gillinore, aged 2">, suicided in session three weeks at Lansing has with strychnine at North Adams. No closed. It was a success in every way. cause known. Despite the disagreeable weather the attendance was very large, and 100 (ieo. Horton was arrested at Atlas, converts were baptized in the Grand charged with assaulting his daughter river. Josie, aged 7. EBERBACH HARDWARE CO, Mrs. Enos Larkins, in jail at Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bliss, of Ann together with her husband, both being Arbor, have celebrated their sixtieth charged with the murder of Mrs. Mer- wedding anniversary. rill, near Petersburg, has made another confession to the effect that they had St. Joseph's Catholic church at No. 33 E. HURON ST. planned the murder six weeks before Wyandotte held a silver jubilee, with it was committed and that Larkins Bishop Foley of Detroit in attendance. choked the old Jady to death in the Lapeer county boasts of the oldest woods and they then burned the. body. ONE-HALF BLOCK WEST OF MAIN ST., NOS. 9 AND IIW. LIBERTY ST. woman in the state, Mrs. Nancy .Sulli- van, who was born in Ireland in 1783. In reply to an inquiry from the state board of auditors Attorney-General John Iilummer, aged 27, suicided by Maynard has prepared an opinion to shooting near Saginaw. He was a the effect that the board must begin SIGN WRITING ALL OKDBBS PROMPTLY F1LLK1). Special Bargains In cripple and this made him despondent. suit to recover excess salaries drawn A fire near Hillman cost John Ham- by the former state officer" when it CO was reported that the constitutional KALSOMINING ONLY >- ilton ST.000 in house, barns and horses. No insurance. It leaves him destitute. amendments increasing their salaries Furniture For had carried, but which proved to have PAINTING FJRST-CLASS The Fifteenth Michigan Infantry been carried by fraudulent election meet in annual reunion at Deertield, returns being made. PAPER HANGING WORK. on the anniversary of the battle of Corinth. A bell costing $200, the funds for FRESCOING AND INTERIOR DECORATING which were contributed by Sunday MODERATE RATES Miners and others about Negaunee school children in .Michigan, was cast Students Rooms! m need not starve din-ing' the coming it the American Bell foundry at C9 winter. The potato crop is a record Northville and was dedicated to the We have carefully selected an assortment breaker. memory of the recently deceased While crossing the race track at Arthur Ninde Potts, five-year-old son VET ARMSTRONG, of Chamber Suits, Couches, Rockers, j Bancroft, Benjamin De Freeze, aged of Dr Potts, of the Michigan Christian Chairs, Study Tables, Book Shelves, 70. was run over by a team and fatally Advocate. The bell will be sent to Cor. Summit and N. 5th Ave., Ann Arbor, Mich. Carpets, Draperies, etc. SuiiabJe for injured. the M. E. mission at Aligarh, India. Commissioner of Labor Morse, of Students' Rooms. I Michigan lias been made president of The Democratic campaign in Ohio the National Association of Factory was opened at Columbus with a big If you want your room to look very at- Inspectors. parade and two big- meetings. Ex-Gov. ; ampbell made the principal address. tractive call and see what we are offering Work on the new bicycle factory of for little money, L. Marr .fe Co., at Saginaw, is progress- A sensation was created at Washing- BROOMS ! BROOilS ! BROOMS ! ing, and wheels will be turned out ton by the military arrest of Maj. this winter. Armes. l\ S. A., retired, on an order Beauty, Durability and Low Prices from Lieut.-Gen. Schofield, acting sec- BEST EVER MANUFAC1UREI). While playing foot ball at Olivet retary of war for the day. Maj. Armes are combined in our new assortment. Prentis Hates, a college boy from IV- says the arrest was due to a personal ALSO BRUSHES AND SCRUB BROOHS. toskey, broke his collarbone. The in- in&rrel of '.'."i years' standing between jury is serious. lien. Schofield and himself, A Chance for Everybody to Get Their Brooms at Moderate Rates Michael Lorenz, carpenter, was iu- Keeent advices state that the Japan- BUY A HOME-MADE AND HAND-MADE ARTICLE. HENNE&STANGER. Itantly killed at the Delta Lumber ese have captured Changua and Tai- Co. mill at Detroit, by being struck by nan-Ku from the Formosan rebels after THEY ARE THE BEST. a flying board. severe fighting. The Japanese at last UNO A POSTAl WHEN IN NEED OH ANY HHOO1IS, accounts were marching on Anpig, John W. Root, a vegetable peddler, where the rebels are concentrated. ALL ORDERS PROHPTLY FILLED. ONE-HALF BLOCK W. OF MAIN ST., NOS, 9 AND II W. LIBERTY ST. of Bedford, was fined 811.80 by Justice 1'he Japanese army in Formosa, which Bidwell at Battle Creek, for kissing a numbers G0,000 men will have to be married woman. reinforced as the troops are worn out. S. JT. BEARDSLEY. Manufacturer, 28 Spring Street. Ann Arber. Mich. THE ANN* ARBOR REGISTER: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1895.
«'. C. T. I. The Board <>! l»nlilli< Work-.
for God, and Home and Native Land. [OFFICIAL. ] PINEOLA COUGH BALSAM Edited by Mrs. A. E. Van Valkeaburg. Office of the Board of Public Works I Is excellent for all throat Inflammation!! apd §CHLENKER for asthma. Con- What's the matter with Tadella Pens '. Press Superintendent. Ann Arbor, September -5th. 1895. j sumptives will in- One week from today the W. ('. T. U. Regular session. variably derive meet in the Young' Woman's Christian benefit from Its Called to order by President Clark. use, ;i-. it Quickly Association rooms over the post office. iliates tlu* cough, renders exportor- FAIR NOTES. Present, Pres. Clark, Bull is, Ross. atlon easy, assist - The minutes of the last regular meet- in^' nature in re- 5JOUES Two hundred "Fair Numbers" of the storing wasted Onion Signal tied with white ribbons ing were read and approved. t issues. There AND is a large per- and having suitable scripture motto Mr. Bullis moved that the walks in centage of those wlii tsuppese their carde attached were distributed on the front of the property of Mrs. Lukin* on runoH to tie con- Best i For Thin Children. fair ground, during the fair, by Mrs. sumption who are only suffering from a the east side of Church, White on the chronic cold or deep seated cough, often ag- U/OF{CD Children are always thin and pale when they do not Charles Worden, Supt. of Temperance east side of N. State and Dr. Georg on gravated by catarrh. I-\ r catarrh use Klv's Cream Halm. Both remedies are pleasant to OVER ONE assimilate enough fat. This seems strange, perhaps, Literature of the local W. C. T. I". the north side of E Williams in the use. Cream Halm. f>()c. per bottle; Pineola The members of the W. C. T. U. Balsam,25c. at Druggist*. In quantities of but it is literally true. Unless there is a healthy as- judgment of the Board be advisable to KM will deliver on receipt of amount similation of fat food the blood becomes depleted, wish to extend their thanks to Corner lay over until next spring, providing ELY BKOTBERS, .Vi Warren St., New York. Ball for the donation of his tent for that the above walks are kept in repair tissues waste away, vitality becomes low and the body their use during the fair and for the until such time and the Board so languishes for the need of proper nourishment. moving and setting up of the same, also recommends to the Council. to other parties who rendered kindly Yeas—Pres. Clark, Bullis, Ross—3. assistance. The Nays—None. Scott's Emulsion The high board fence around the is useful to children, especially in two wa)rs. It is Cod- place where intoxicants were sold on Mr. Bullis moved that Dr. Conrad t'.ie fair ground was doubtless intended Georg be allowed to connect with the Standard! liver Oil emulsionized, thus being easily assimilated and tj hide from view whatever was notMain St. sub-lateral of the Liberty St. rendered palatable, with the Hypophosphites of Lime clean and attractive at the fair. sewer under the supervision of the Have you bought a Dictionary'/ and Soda added to tone up the nervous system and No fence has ever' yet been plumbing inspector. If not. nourish the bones. This combination of these potent built around our homes and our dear Yeas—Pres. Clark, Bullis, Ross- 3. STOVES nutrients is just what thin children need to give them ones, high enough to shut out the wily Nays—None. flesh, color and vitality. Almost all children like it. serpent of intemperance, and it is Mr. Ross moved that the plumbing -A.\J}- equally true, that none will ever be inspector be authorized to dig' up all Don't be persuaded to accept a substitute / built around the saloon high enough to connections with the sewers where the shut in its shame and degradation and Wait! Scott & Bowne, New York. All Druggists. 5Oc. and £1. same has not passed inspection. HARDWARE. sin. Yeas—Pres. Clark. Bullis, Ross—3. Until you can examine The word "boycott'' is not in the Nays—None. io West Liberty Street. curriculum of the W. C. T. U. OurMr. Bullis ;inoved that the Board complete national motto is "We wage recommend to the Council that they The our peaceful war. for God, and home be empowered to purchase one car load "GEORGE'S" and native land." In God's time and of swamp oak plank at $18 per M. way, we know the right will surely pre- Yeas Pres. Clark, Bullis. Ross 8. vail. Nays—None. Standard •- Wfc. WAN I TUU IU IKY CONVENTION NOTES. Mr. Boss moved that the plans and LIVERY In difference to a time-honored cus- estimates of the engineer for the con- tom the general officers of the national EVERYTHING PSSFBCTiaE NEW. GOLDEN SCEPTRE struction of sheds for tools be submitted Dictionary W. C. T. U. announce the fact alread y SMOKING TOBACCO- to the Council. PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL ORDERS. All thetaUt In the world will not convince you so will known, that the twenty-second BOquickly as a trial that it is almost Perfec- Yeas L'res. Clark, Bullis, Ran 3. tion. We will send on pecei fc of 10 cetitsu, an Dual convention of the organization £jk COUPES, HACKS, Simple t> any :i dress. Prices of Golden vill be held in .Music Hall Baltimore, Nays—None. TriE BEST ON EARTH ! CARRIAGES BRAND NEW Sceptre, 1 lb., $l.S0; 1-4 Mi., 40 cents,, postage paiil. CATALOGUE FREE. .Mel.. Oct. 18 to 23, 1895, and issue their Mr. Builis moved that Mr. EtoSB be ;moucla« shoe* r^miiiii the same. " One year ago I was so feeble from heart disease I was obliged to SlTTLE TnketioiMtbstitute; G><' that name and price Is stamped him.—New York Sun. on sole. W. I- J>oucla»t UEUCKTON. MAS& Sold by retire from business, and my physician said there was no chance WH. KKIMIAKT. for recovery. * * * * As a last chance I tried Dr. Miles' Heart Cure. It gave me instant relief. I am now well and in active business." Somethlnc lie N>ei>.»i «u I Hirer. CINCINNATI. O. THE ANN ARBOR REGISTER? TiiUiifcLW OCTOBER 3, 1895.
CORN at a PREMIUfl BUSY 5T0RE OF Liberal a n cl You Will. . . worthy your at- SCHAIRER & MILLEN. FREE TO YOUtention! . . . . NOW FIND US AT OUR OLD STAND, LINDENSHMITT & APFEL CORNER OF MAIN AND WASHINGTON A Big Sale of New Fall Dress Goods, Cloaks, Linen, Curtains, Blankets and Underwear. The Thorough Reliable Clothers offer this STREETS. THE STORE IS REMODEL amount and will distribute the same in the Thousands of dollars worth of New Fall JJress $30 El) ADD REFl'RXISHED. WE CAX Goods marked at the Lowest Prices ever heard of following manner:. NO W SHO W YOU THE MOST COMPLETE in Ann Arbor. October Sale that will move a BIG TO THE FARMERS who will bring to our store between the PILE OF MERCHANDISE. Every incentive to first day of September and the first day of November. 1895, LINE OF FALL GOODS DIRECT trade by us with reason of added quality and the Best Five Ears of Corn we will give the following prem- FROM THE HE^T MANUFACTURERS. iums: FIRST PREMIUM. LOW PRICES! SUIT OR OVERCOAT WORTH - $15.00 27 and 20 Main Street, CUTTING, RYER & CO, Ladies! Arc you looking for a SECOND PREMIUM. Ann Arbor, Mich. - SIO.OO NEW FALL DRESS! SUIT OR OVERCOAT WORTH IM-tter come and look our Stock over. 200 Pieces open for this sale in THIRD PREMIUM. Serges, Plaids. Checks, Fancy Mixtures, Wool Brocades, Boucle Suit- QWalJace ('<• Palmer presents his bow ings, Rough Cheviots. Silk and Wool Plaid's, Fancy Diagonals, Wide Mr. Franklin Mayer, of Ann Arbor Wale Se gei. All entirly New and Latjst in Color. - $5.00 Town, and Mrs. Sophia Hepler, of this to readers ni TIIK REGISTER this week. .Mr. Palmer has purchased the 36-injQh Serges. Cashmeres and Henriettas, Purest wool, at 2.", ets. a yd. city, were married last Wednesday // «•//; &fk no< ntrana fee, witt you have to buy anything <>'' us in order Basset 1 and Mason drug store and has 46-inch Serges, Fine Wool Henriettas and Mixtures, the 50c kind, night at the home of the bride on S. made a large number of improve- marked for this sale at 39 cts a yd. '""\'ii'th< corn brouM to us ukll he ..old and the proceed* ofof same given for Li&ra- University ave. Rev. W. L. Tedrow ments. You will he cordially wel- 4&-lach wide Wale Storm Serges, Navy Blue and Black, at 50 cts a yd. ditrit ct schoolhl comingig to the JairJair or.or SchoolSchool Dtuj m a load with Vu officiated. comed if you call. It will not be Mr. .)0-inch wide French Serges, have been selling at 75c, in Black, Navy ^*W« LlNDENstiHMlTT <£• APFEL Banner. Palmers'fault if this new venture is Blue, and all the new Fall shades a bargain at 50 cts a yd. not a success. Every farmer in Wnshtcnaic County shmdd brings ears of his choicest corn ij Mr. B. A. Finney, of the University 25 pieces New Wool Plaids, great color variety, soft finish, and very good Library, read a paper on "Local Bib- for Fancy Waists, Children's Dresses and Skirts, at 39 and 59 cts a yd. no other purpose thin to If Ip a wor:hy raxse. Gunthers Candies at A. E. Mum 60 pieces Novelty Wool Dress Goods in Bourle Suitings, Wide Wale Ser- sum, hod:i ,Hll git the premiums. liographies and the Indexing of Local mery's. Vernors Ginger Ale and Hire's ges, Rough Cheviots, Fancy Checks, Fancy Diagonals, all on sale at Newspapers" at the meeting of the Root Beer on draft at A. E. Mummery's oO cts a yd. State Library Association held in Kal- Drug Store. 50-inch Wide Wale Navy Blue Storm Serye, at 50 cts a yd. amazoo last week. 45 pieces New Fall Dress Goods, all marked at 18 cts a yd. Dr. 'liiriin's Nervine « <>H"ee Save" 10 pieces Black Figured Mohairs, at 35 cts a yd. More H1.111 Malt' your Coffee I:\- LINDENSGHMITT & APFEL Word was received last week of the •>••«»<'nnil Doctor HilK. very sudden death, at Muskegon, of A pleasant table' drink composed of MAIN STREET. Miss Alice Aloe, sister of the late cereals, gluten and vegetables, and a 37 s. Clothiers and Hatters. positive cure for nervousness, dyspep- CURTAINS! Orville Moe. Miss Moe's many friends sia, biliousness, constipation, heart di- The meeting of the Anti-Tramp so- in this city will be pained to learn of Don't you intend to brighten up your home by hanging some New Cur- sease, sick headache, sleeplessness and tains! If you do, don't miss our special Curtain Sale this month. THE CITY. ciety was not well attended last Friday her sudden death. the many ailments caused from the use 300 yards White Embroidered Muslins, at 15c, 18c and 25 cts a yd. night so the meeting was adjournd un- of ordinary coffee and tea. 1 lb. equals The regular social of the Ladies' Aid 2 lbs. other coffee; only 20c. Free sam- 15 pieces White Dotted Curtain Muslins, double fold, the 25c kind, at The council will meet next Monday til tomorrow night. ple at grocers. Eat Dr. Martin's Royal 121c a yd. night. _____ Society of the M. K. church will be held Breakfast Food. For sale by Stimson, 200 yards White Dotted Curtain Muslins, at 10 cts a yard. Mr. and Mrs. Christian Baur, of in the parlors of the church this even- B. F. Schumacher has a new tele- State Street. 26 50 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, at 39 cts a pair. Bridge water, lost a five months' old ing. Tea at 6.30. It will be the annual 75 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, at 59 cts a pair. phone. 100 pairs Fine Lace Curtains, a bargain at 75c, $1.00 and $1.50 a pair. child last Saturday. The funeral was meeting of the society and a large at- Removal. held Monday morning. 200 Half Curtains Manufacturer's Samples, all of the finest quality of Work on Prof. A. C. MeLaughlin's tendance is desired. J F. Schuh has removed his office, Lace work, worth from $3.00 to $5.00 a pair.your choice 50 cts each. new house has been begun. Mr. Edward Waples, local editor of show room, and work shop to 37 S. 200 Curtains Shades complete with fixtures, at 50 cts each. Dr. Kapp, of Manchester, has sued a Main-st., upstairs. I now have a very The Democrat, has disposed of his 50 (tail's Chenille Curtains, the $3.50 kind, at $1.98 a pair. Win. Arnold is now the owner of the farmer living near that village for ser- large shop and a large force of compe- 100 6-4 size Chenille Table Covers, at 75 ets each. Brehm property on W. Liberty-st. church publications in Detroit to J. S. vices in attending seven cases of small tent >vorkmen,and am prepared do to all St John and E. Hadley. kinds of plumbing and heating without Marshall Peterson has detailed one of pox in the family. He put in a bill of delay. I shall increase my sewing ma- the patrolmen for afternoon service. Everybody was pleased with the 83.00 per visit and the farmer thfnks chine stock and will continue to sell Cloak Department! music fnrnished by the Newsboys' the charge unreasonable. machines at a low price and on long terms. Get my prices is all I ask. The Bach agency has sold the Cutt- Band of Detroit at the fair. The boys New Fall Jackets and Capes. ing house on Monroe-st. to 8. B. Sheldon. A boy was arrested Sunday evening J. F. Schuh, were a very orderly set of fellows. at the M. E. church for smoking in the 37 S .Main-st, (Up Stairs) 84 We show all the new ideas for Fall and Winter. Every Novelty, The City Engineer says that it will 0 During this Sale we offer Bargains in Capes made from Plain Beaver and Albert J. Valentine, of Webster, died halls of the church during the services. be six weeks before the sewers will be He was given an interview by Marshall Boucle Cheviot at $3.75, 84.50, $5.00 and $7.00. Nobby Cloth Jackets, completed. at his home last Monday at the age of laage Buttons, at $5.00, $6.50, $7.50 and $10.00. 35 years. Funeral services were held Peterson Monday, and upon his pro- 1 The High School debating societies at the home yesterday afternoon. mise to do better was let go. are both in running order thus soon in S. R. Billings, State Railroad Com- At the Church of Christ next Sunday The the season. SCHAIRER & MILLE1NN missioner, will be here tomorrow to in- morning Prof. G. P. Coler will preach. William Ilehfuss, county treasurer, spect the Fuller street crossing on the Subject: A Plea for Bible Study. LEADERS OF LOW PRICES. has decided to remove from Manchester Michigan Central railroad just east of There will be no evening service on ac- Result! to this city. the depot. count of the opening session of the Mr, and Mrs. Theodore Wedemeyer, Marshal Peterson has given warning Bible Institute at Newberry Hall. of our policy of recom- of Lima.are the happy parents of a ten to a number of street walkers to leave All persons having bills against the mending only jjood arti- cles is seen by what Mr. pound boy. town or have an application of the law Washtenaw County Agricultural and M said in our store made to them. They have all flown s° Horticultural Society are requested to the other day: '"I want There is a bright little girl at the one of those seamless home of B. C. Thayer, a printer at the it is reported. present them at once to the secretary, hot-water bottles (bat F. E. Mills. The Auditing committee you warrant. I bought Courier office. The hardware men are the people I wo at \s ami they will meet this afternoon and audit the (tare mil in a very short Some shivering tramp stole an $18.00 who are rushed just at present. Just t mi<\ One of yours lias same. overcoat from C. H. St Clair last Sun- about every householder in the city stood six months con* The utant use." They will day afternoon. wants a stove put up ora'furnance fixed A Salem man by the name of Fadden last iiiiisi people i wo or or both, right way! 1 hree 31 ••! ps. Airs. H. Pomeroy, who has removed attempted to ride a treacherous horse 20 I. M A I N ST. around the track at the fair grounds Wrap here from Adrain has rented the Dewey County Clerk, Dansingburg issued house on Forest ave. 81 marriage, licenses during July, last Friday. The horse bolted and at- -CALKINS' PHARMACY.-* August and September. Hard times tempted to .ump the fence. The rider The directors of the Ann ArboJ Sav- Question has not affected this lino of buisne.ss to was thrown off and his shoulder dislo- ing's Bank declared a 5 per cent divi- any appreciable extent. cated. OUR 25 CEN1 COLUMN. dend Monday night. Herman Arinbruster won the Detroit Washtenaw county's share of the An important query which rises in every femin- (Jeorge Hazelwood has rented the state taxes this year is 881,940.77. WAN-run. ine mind at this season of the year is "what kind Sager block on E. Liberty street and Free Press prize at Detroit Monday for ANTI-JD—A itlrl for general housework. making the greatest number of red This is nearly double what it was last W 12!i N. '['haver street. («,-,) of a wrap shall I buy for this winter?" The an- will use it as a billiard hall. year, when it was $46,339.13. It looks ANTED—A youriK lady who desires to Hags at the shooting tourney of the W do a few hours work each day for her swer to that question will be found in our docile The much needed cross walks at the Detroit Schuetzenbund. very much as if there had baen a mis- oom and board will find an opportunity at north-east corner of ithe -court house take, or as if somebody had it in for this .". N. Slate-st. Room. We have never carried such a complete Not a few of our business men are of ANTED--Cellars and yards to clean square are beirur put down. county. W Rubbish removed. Leave orders with line as we are showing this season and every taste, the opinion that the brick crossings Wm. Action, 22 Pontiac-st. TTtf every pocket-book can be satisfied. In order that Mr. and Mrs. Austin Smith, of Web- which are being put in across Ann-st. Geo. Moorman, one of the oldest pio- ANTED—A young lady attending school W Irishes to wait table, or do some other you may post yourself as* to the very latest and Bter,lost their three month old son from and North Fourth ave. will prove the neers in this county died last Sunday work requiring only part of her time, in pay- cholera infantum last Sunday. best cross walks in the city. night at the home of his son-in-law, ing forboard and room, Good reference fur- most desirable styles first glance through our offer- Ditmus Harris, two miles east of Ypsi- atshed. Address E. H. Ann Arbor Register The Y. W. C. A. will, from now on, City. ing of Cloth and Fur Garments. Harvey Stofliet returned from Hast- lanti. Mr. Moorman came to Michigan keep its rooms open Thursday after- FOB ing last Friday, where he won a first, in 1830 and was highly respected by all noons of each week from 2 until 4. iiOR NA1/K Sweet Concord Grapes for second and third prize. The prizes who knew him. I_ sale by basket and ton. J. Uan/.horn, were a gold watch, $50; opera glasses, head of .Spring-st. The Street Car Company had twelve There were nearly 100 young men OR SALE—A good youug cow and calf $17.50: and a gold locket and chain *15 F for saleale. Apply to J. S. Mann, Whltmore Gars In service during the fair last week present last Monday night at the Y. M. Lall e roadd. and gave very acceptable service. SILKS! There are a number of new students C. A. rooms. After an enjoyable I/OK RENT, CHEAP-A nine room cot- The regular monthly meeting of the in tbe city who are not aware that ther<> social time, the various instructors who » tage on Packard-st. Apply at 05 S. 4th- is an ordinance against riding bicycles (84) Charitable Union will be held this will give courses in the Y. M. C. A. out- OR SALE-Good local Ion for wood and This year sees the Black Silk restored to its form- on the sidewalks. Some of them may lined the work which each expects to F coal yard. Will sell cheap Wm. Action, afternoon at 3 o'clock at Harris Hall. 32 Pontiac-st. er pre-eminence again, and not only skirts but full have a fine to pay if they do not post up. do. The prospects for a large attendance 77tf City Clerk, Glen V. Mills, has just OR SAE.E—New Safe. Will be sold at a costumes are seen in large numbers East made of The supreme court handed down its are very good. F bargain. Enquire of S. A. Moran, KeiHs- received for his directory library, a ter Office.;fjsett( these beautiful fabrics. copy of the new Chicago city directory. decision last Friday on the Merchant Little Rhea, the three year old fOK N« B.K:—The Bullock or Kverett H. Goodrich will. The will is sustained r farm, 3 miles west of Salem station and 11 daughter of Glen V. Mills, met with a miles f»om Ann Arbor, contaiiih g 109 acres, Black Satin Duchesse, Peau De Soie, Regence, O. M. Martin has begun work upon and the decision of the lower court sus- very painful accident 5'esterday morn- house.and barns, stock and well water in abund- his new building on S. Fourth ave. It anc "lnjber; school and church within a mile; Gros DeLondres, etc., etc., all at popular prices. tained with slight modifications as to ing. She fell from a rocking chair lanQ naturally the best; all seeded down. Price will be a two story brick 110 feet deep. costs. while she was holding a button hook in and terms reasonable. I all on or addres: Andrew Satin figures on Gros Grain grounds are very fash- E. Qlbton.80 Maynard-Kt., Ann Arboi, Mich 46»f ionable and at $1.00 and $1.25 we can supply your The number of elegant new store Mr. E. N. Bilbie leaves for Europe on her mouth forcing the hook through OR SALE VERY CHEAP—Good house b 10 rooms, barn and t wo city lots on south- fronts which have been put in on Main-, the ninth to take some special work in into the nasal passage just over the west corner, west tluron-st. and.lewetl Ave. needs. Our Silk Department is the most complete st. this summer is larger than ever be No. 'Mi the late residence of Lorenzo M Lyon. Germany in music He will be gone palate. Dr. E. A. Clark removed the Enquire of Daniel Lyon of Dexter or J <>. \ in Ann Arbor, and prices the lowest. fore. only three months instead of three hook. __ Sessions, Attv. No. 5 N". Main street, Ann Av- bor. 72^f_ Deputy sheriff Ball recovered the years as previously announced by mis- Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bliss, of 35 S. 'OR SAIE-3 miles west of city on Dex- horse and buggy stolen from H. Phelps take. Fifth ave., celebrated their tiOtli wed- H ter road, 80 acres good farmland especi- barn last Friday, at Lansing on Tues- ally suitable for fruit farm, 10 acres timber. A week ago Sunday the very earth ding anniversary on Tuesday of last l'nquire of A. S. Lyon on the premises. 79tf day. and the air around it seemed to be one week. A large number of guests were OUSES VOlt SALF OR KENT-li. a! DRESS GOODS! Estate boughtand sold. Fire Insurance The Michigan Electric Company has big furnaoa Last Sunday people present. This well preserved old Hin first-class companies, ( all and consult me tsigneJ tbe lighting contract for light- couple have spent their entire married before deciding, i believe I can accommo- were shivering in their ulsters and date you. Mary L. Hamilton, room 11, liam- Good time*now to Beleel .1 dress while the best ing the city for five years begining Jan. building big fires in their furnaces at life here in Ann Arbor. Their num- ilton Monk. oTtf slyles are still unsold. J "'Mi. home. ous friends wish them many returns of \M*tt HALE — Mrs. 1'erkin's farm J: 80 acres, 'I miles east of Saline 7 miles Announcement has been made of the their wedding day. South of Ann Arbor, known as the ECellOgg ; The lectures given at the Bible In farm. Six aCresgOOd bearing peach orchard, The way they are selling you will wish yo i engagement of Miss Rose Demmon to house, barn, stock and well water in abund- stitute to begin next Sunday night An attorney from Detroit was in the ance, school within l2 mile. Price reasonable, had taken our advice should you wait. Mr. D. B. Ninde, of Fort Wayne, I n- city last week, as the representative of terms easy, call on premises or 44 S. Inttalls- diana. should and doubtless will be well at- st., Ann Arbor. SWM tended. See full particulars in another one of our swell frat societies, trying to The Sunday school of the Presbv- effect a settlement with a number of fOR BENT, column in regard to the lectures to be OI'SKS TORKNT-Severa.1 Houses with terian church had a nutting party in .riven. business men of the debts made last H modern improvements, unfurnished Markham's grove in the second ward rooms for small families, a I reasonable prices. year by the fraternity. The attorney Call on J.Q. A. Sessions, Heal Estate agent Just Saturday. Lucy, the 18 year old daughter of was offering 50 cents on the dollar. Office No. SN. Main-st. 2nd door, Residence Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Seyler, of Lodi :jfi K. William-st. astf The Ann Arbor High School 'ootball Here is a case where the charter of died Sunday afternoon from inflamation the fraternity should be taken from it i reliable men to sell team defeated Hovvell last Saturday. of the bowels. Funeral services were our Choice and Hardy Nur- instanter and their property, if they WANTED sery Stock, such as fruit, The score stood l(i to 0 in favor of the held yesterday afternoon at St Andrews trees, roses, shrubs and ornamentals. Ladies have any, be taken to pay their debts. make this businesr s a success. Easy work A. A. H. S. team. church. pleasant. iij, ht and profitable. Outfit Free. Apply at once, with references, and secure GEORGE K. KKLLYSELLS WOOD. choice of territory. F. N. Jtiay r'ompuiiy George R. Kelly selte Wood. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder Nurserymen and Seedsmen, Rochester N. V Awarded Gold Meda' Midwinter F«ir. Sar Francisco 9 THE ANN ARBOR REGISTER: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1895.
C'Hirr civ \ ^TivniHn Horn. Wednesday, September -•">. L895,.tt» Mivamt Mrs. ( >. |.,. Huffman, a Bne of thu l'raf the favored dispenser of drugs One dollar is the lowest price that a and proceeded to the olsvtion of twooi) plans for the entertainment of the been put fiaBfer fire tyy Lucien Sanial, DR.BAYER'S COLIC DROP* 'really good knife can be sold for. This school editors, Otto Srhaircrand Alice 'Pwentieili Mich, [nfantry at tlici'r re- frequently when a disease fails t > Danif-i i!e Leon, arid several other so- Warranted dr xaoney icfuniicd. iiloumn is placed in this paper to adver- Sturm being the successful candidates. union, which will be lew here. Wed- •ield to powerful remedies, prescribe i cialists. He had discarded the mining Mfrt. bj TMi« Jlnjer Mod. Co., Tol<>y a glance at the labels on the battle Never buy,9.knife only because it P,iece of engineering. He. was very v.u- looks well. If blades are iwt the best :h<: liaptist chiu-ch the aniiiial ,becaii>t.) bfeaking- ,after-' thi-OvVin^ "nearly a «•;. boxes. It is a. matteB of ourren fuvon:!,ly impressed with the arc:: angered aiul it reii.uu:«d a. hall do/.cM wa^ou load of stones at tbeqn/> ;o.ssip that there is a financial under Sheffield ste« they will soon bend, no of the'1>us"inpss paY-t of New York. matter how thin- will look. Still, you ropes l.> BfSHfpt stMIHKK' JHUII^ • .• 7i XT~ Fn—r • J lor ( iii.iri'U thai "7 iveht aiong Broadly;'' fie s£tW; ";mtl < until in ,'!«•!•< ur}> he.dCjHggist. and -tliHt; in addition t 1 |j^ stjpnl4ted-vfees,; thevfonner geiij! | «* Kiirpriseir Ht ffce ut«W hwk ofltfi ?* The United Status law provides that ;-. (ie-tnr iwcentiig^ on. the amonut cUargeri fo forimt.y-iiii the bni!<)i«c».'. Yon weald only sample to H^IMIIS ;unl to the trade - A. I-;. l'«.t/.Bts: <>Ci< itrttMifi»>-^y<-.. • of s]iieTfa[)ircM)rip'i ••:.-i\ (ler-in^e uepaiijng- the, nieolicsin.es; caHed for iiliad aiifidtstcryilniild'ingi cbeok by jo\Vl ' will be admitti-ii free <>f <]uty. You 11 UlW whole' sy^loni • •when i-'i)1eriiig''lt can, tli'Tclor.'. see tlie advantage that • •on Kqwtfi&Q i)^)!?** *}^ iwk-'n through the fitteous s'.u'fiico. Sucti ar- '•K of-^iieroglyphics'whfeh.igo.-igi teftiiWrfJorxj i^mcturpi.afld. as, iar • mtmtjfrge 4*) MH6B .*»e**r-u*' HW*- do I I have iai-sending- s; r pVs to agents |jato/fttooul(i(ine»«ti be uw.tl •except on t&tft tip-i»-,,|]fp6criilti9.n.T:cThftcoiV)>uty,blc q, h.y.si- t&log, irtietic as;lL:is:.-in some- of ;>t: Rjj :;•" or :;:!>• ^iiul. Ou 1 in America. 'laiii, CM Mu ^aJ»rrh Cure, lam an advertisingajfeati 1 am ionahw^pectebHJty, *nd ^ny1iki«v«-.HH' up iii'O-ctbiie^iitfiifini: fh. fcfustcd *-*th a oe*tein an manufactured bv I-'. I. Chenev & Co.. : S»eT}» in4dhgKjbuSi:ll'I' tbink;1|ft>o Hti4 •|'oledoJ|«:'r* might K*«e Jja(};,bja4.i-esr.jt.s pieasanieii ~l< ftttb .(a->ii .iJiA.i riioi .';•>• ton' own KR'St'SdvertisPniHnt. l n;sUk'iit,"Frea."W."ni'eeii: Vlce- syi^elw'ItfHuyin^ Hall's <\UarrhTure rofessioji. The Uoetors .th.emselue! PivsMent, PrfSdr'JC^mitW; Sfec>«&fl be sm-f mvUYfMttou SwttjitfKiaris taken i-e prantjoally a Ufllt ie dehyingtHaii :t_9 jffit artistir. I...;«,,. .In. i-qudon the *** ' • internally, and makeJn Toledo, Ohio liuildint;.- in !::<• lin-ii:- -s -,;icf;s are I-Hiapine a Pocket-knife CM inches and" Treasurer, %; 0. SulUv%.; /Mustf ley have any busuxess under long-^ with the most beautifully-grainea [•tor, OscarGare&sffr}. •"*•- more unifoi'iii, and, in my optnlon, in- I C C? tanking,at allAViWi tiip tivAIS,.tnai).e oi vory handle—genuine African ivory The.-Ladles". Lihr.ary.AssDuia.tiou lia> nh'iVe-'iy tetter fro'ni'an artikticpoint of mand with two Mattes of the Very luvt been presented with a book containing' ny raenibers of it. .They give ftreasor View/ 1 ^^ JLL .?lui^('l.'in ' $Um n\ insisting up,on eertaiii'ijlriigsiijts be: Sheffield steer that will last a lifetime "IwiMabe brothers Ypsilanti, for -What do you -t-Wnk • of the coa- , 114. i.'»" . ] •!.'" Ml and cut like a razor. The tips of the ig iiatronizecj the •dang**-,jt^t (ia,i». dition of the streets?" I jae of whpnV ctis city was named. The A SALVATipty ARHY CQLONY. •I t I.I • I ' " handles are heavily plated with sterl- i"'SSv'En*f¥. Koot, of Jersey City, and lined, from an offeneey whlchvxn SOHM "I ihink the condition V-; bad. If ing silver. And then a very niee •j< giit was. ma^e through Rev|.jti. M. knives. 'J'lii- is a genuine and business places. The music wasfuinish- which ttfeey 2|e appi*4eg in J^berta. TeiTj'x Sllvereeu. . It is vj^y .onTfE^iy that their request nqtly decline to assume responsibility SKZ»C TRADE MARK « «!•*• | straiiitforwaid statement. This is ed of the Yp^toBti Qeohostral Society, Anionjf the-many discoveries' of the , shmv it to oniv who were sta^SBgyjfcjSamson's music: will be granted;. au'S'tTje promoters of ir a case if their prescriptions are flll^ ppi'^ntape, noiia rank'higher than the ] 1 r tlie 1 at any dr\ig store which happens to <4W Ay: And every- 11T11111 I, littinPnnii "iitti'i^ np" '.he scheme .iyHl prpSsi.^v li$jtty$frir at- n«w metal siivswetv which owin(? to its . one 'h^BHBHrwill say it is & gooil entire IJno vv:i^ temporM tentionjS»j?5w'-f i convenient for the- patient or hisgreat Ujwanility «pd cheapness-is bound value for^r^T'he knives are sold to > The mtfti», ,v9gMcb wass ruosl crodita.'.' Gen. Boftfh Jfte-t..th| gag^iC^general urges-, i • ilhni • •• 'v- it< to take the place of silver in tho-wianu- y«ir«f'WfH*T\WM#t'you sell them aVii: ., :n thi: orchestra, was difetiuotly heai'i and member5S8^ffipjj|p5i&rin Ottawa faoture of tine tul)hi\vare. each. < by those-.so fortunak: as to atwid ttt fiilvf>ppph i« A f»pn.iit.ifnl whiti- nictnl. r last witf|er an^^gjgipojjade^ his ^feheme, i:ieir instrumWrtB; aB8 «e Mfchig'ah Ask vour physician, your SrugglJA ,VTH not-tarnish or n(s,t, and ajl Sfoods I u<.iisi'''ii#i''ili#.-w*e)lai!«e *mu of. a«l- Electi'O Automatic Telephone Company which,^e w^'J^s^btieqAieatly ftk^en to ; Mtirlorgtan,! 'XM*"^^ ^ ™ ^ lf and yotf friends about Sliiloh's ('ure for nadfe from it &&'• wah-atnted. ' vei^.i*in0:Tniailveiv soit>r pro»\k< t(>tt«:t »w*tre»tsloi'the sale of • :: -,.i;' ' _i-J ,j_ • .tei»«i=li sistjf.iday.s wfl arfi>s frive 'liese kniwes » > : MANCHESTER JVVTERPBISE. ter.A WU11I.UK ^,^y;^JtsjJ^^,,'J[iom.er Itlif PB»M In an O-sf-r. i^ilj';,. OBe^.b^ilf. dp,z«B:-;^yverei«H Tea [EAKT'DlEEASE.iPILmY, ' st^JrgV.ais^SjM.^re^iJWrtitqjin^duaJ 1 w Barbara Jenkins, of Manchester has oDavld Blrstai, &s»isfaht 'treasurer OF ijpjbpati|Free, to^-ery,^rsoo.wli»;wiU ®Wtf# yPlJ2»**refeU«*Mple,, AM; sQttto*.'ir#» tb»••• a««j«ateumsto; ESig^ the1 Nsw1 Ydrk:«t*isp feoard, was eatih£- ;qiid foi; one of our Silvereen Safe 'im- Ncriious Prostration^ brought suit against David -Partlpw for land, but >yJ^|^ft(,-rec^^ae/the pater- afninjr sfx Tf-a Spoons,' one Sug«r" :lams at an oyster house recently when SII'.-|,:.>M,I -• :• »•« J iill. Mci,is 1 if 1. .'\JUit'L>> abUllllli) I"I bin: t;i7iii|'ianiaii I . na^chatiKjie^. ofj ^ .jyre^tflr^jfrf Uw 4h.ll. one Hutter Knife. If at any S ills teeth crunched on something hard. ServoiiH 'Syslem. Those who saw the display, at cueum- enterprise,-to th^. ext^a.6 demanded by ; lime t"He Silvep^eti ^oods do not prove bere and squashes raised by H. L. Rose "What s<*rt of cfams do fftii servp atisfai'tory, return th&tn and yovir the;g«nersiU.«liO)';cotftfiiBplatea;a:gra;nt !ierp. stnyV&y;" demanded fiirsch. "I inKensler's store, window laxt Satur- from: th» gowernn»ent'-t»-~tlie'' sa 1 vatlon ooney will be refunded, liemember we . The dimwit that I ask of you fs U day, did not doubt his being- able to sa- ; ?an"t' chew hczel nuts." • fivjB you the Silver Spoons. -Send at cents^)out half the ^jlf.sale^lt oi Af&y.' «p to hfiriseW ^s-fts'We'ad, of a ine.sas.tiHS oflfer is for 00 da\> only nexceJled for Restless Babies.: cure first prize at the county fair. laf^'blo* W^lrr.rtorjf,,;'tp be a'ppor- "What is it. my friend/ asked Pro- the knife, and less than £ne-thirjl what I Vice Silvevfien.set $2.00. . . iirHy Vrjernt'bif'tttiiarHntFrd Off front ;you woutthav.' to p*p for^IktiiTy tiku County Commissioner VVedemeyer tii/ffed by tffi '^rmj'''ariisgi;, gi-aduates prietor Fotb; running np. ' Hfr^jh-ptilWd a lump oiit of his mowth Tol.KDO STLVK1! CO., opfHt<-». IOU lull «lrt> do»e«, 5U<-. it, if yt>u bo"ght one. beM a teachers' examination :it theor :ts E:i£:::.v rcriu, acsordinz in its IMS Tur.KDO. OHIO neutral school building' last t'rida.y idea ofmmut^^aSP^hlnf ihd -threw it on the table. Mn Fotli M. D. B;iil 1 f " A itlii.tiif'ii 'J \t tiiuiliM'^ Ione-eent stamps for 4+ots.,. and pat a who were after third gr&de certificates. "ill give you $10," said he., "and can lr»u liiurjj iri ,l:i vor <>l A •• Fvr Sale By all l>rim%lM». must ri6t wei{t\i inm-e thap •'•'one-half Wednesday next, Oct. 2. fCd. Braun •'For why?" asked Hirsch. ounoe. •.•••'"'. ot M and Win. Stoddard are the captains and ihm, now tiiitt it. if,«ei«flt«ihi9^. they nl»-_ niy.\: "Let me see'it." pleaded Hirsch. He aking In the sights of Detroit they l« K. Iliiron-M., »>> AKBOH, JIKH T?he two mosc critioai- tinws in -;i wo- from; your first wiief.tub tile doseri rat©. The next meeting of the" S. w. farni- looked upon a pearl of a'beautiful blue •carded a W-oedwartl aventle car for a S'cjrfanjv,,'! li-ij--nrir .Kui, Swings anu Loa • man's life are' the time* wMcha uatoM 3hade. "I>Jo, I guess not." he said. tde to" the terminus and bark. As they e»' club w,jll_be held at Albert an4 tbo girl a woman.' andithe woiniwa .! ; .;-.- ..Aqsociatin, I~im'an a^veV'tistii^ a>ft»nfc, coirti-ttctor ' liiglish's, pn Friday, Oct. 4, at 1 mother: Atthesi> tiintts. Dr. I'icrc's Mr. Foth offered $luO, but it was re- at beside each other, her hand in hiy ami publisher ttith omfof the largest o'clock p. mf' Programme: Selection I'avorite .Pro3criptionii.s(>f incail'Mtlarjte tused. The pearl is oblong and as large land and his fetraw hat fanning theiii MoNhY TO LOAN. AilvrrtUiii.fi-busiiu.'ssfh in HJU.,world,and •ijMiw Alyi'a Spafard: W. K. Pease v&hid. It strengthen* ami invinfl, ptfgi •ito a paper on the qnestiou, thd organH ilistirK'-tly feminine, pvo- the clams hnd somewhat spoiled its eat sneeringty observed: paid and mftyfreej tlie knife' described "^ '-ar RE VIVO IabW^ fftw to anyone who si>rns the farmers to move into the vi(- uiotcs 1'efrnlai-Hy-of the ffinations; al- •olor, ami it Baa a slight( bffeak in it. " 'Nother c^*e,pi lqve'^s young dream, ri< lEtj-s irritation anil'!iil!;iii!iinitioii. choHo W .wi r*®^% RESTORES VITALITY. • promise below, -aiid Bpnds 'It with the ifrtiiin: n But for theae delects it wrtiild no doubf. see!" 1 uttDatMfA;. *»*Jiai(stin«- drains, atuf'pufs [>e wurth several hundred dbirars. ' The newly wedded looked around at • defame Musesa : the whole (leli<\at><> iwyartism into'pef- LsfSi punirncr Dr. Gadecke o'f Second fect condition. Almost all the ills of tini; but made no reply, and pretty soon Let me advise you not to part with I anL. O. T. M. Hive at Delhi. womankind are traceable to some form ivenuc. near hiisliteeuth street, found a ie saiid: your samplt .^eveirif you should lose a of what is known as ••female cotnalfint.'' beautiful egg-shaped " pearl in Foth's "There ought to be a law against I sale at $1 by refusing-, 'as it will take It is reported that Rev. Mi. fottei ! time to replace it. I coulc' not send the M^hodist MfiK*r, will move h$3 There are not three cases in a .hundred restaurant. _.JjLe now wears it in a ring his spooning business! It just makes ; of woman's peculiar diseases that Dr. l.-.tliDay. i£?|1f/^ Of Me. ••j you-»Both(Jv even if yoii sent thte full $1. I family here tb4s year. • —•' —**• ae tired!" After the sample they can only be sup- Pier.?e".«. Favorite, Prescripti<»n will not "Oh, it does!" retorted (he younj; man THE GREAT :)oth t)ay. The tomato contest at the Novella cure. plied to you by the tlozen as there is ^tore is ended. A. R. Heal took lirst s his cheeks began IU redden. ' M< t> PHEIffOl± REMEDY i duty on them to be; paid. lealtzimf that three-fourths of our Buf- proilnrr* tlu^ahovr remits in :iO days. It a. ts Wize for the larg-est tomato and Ctads. Widow of Miirilvrud Bulgucian I'llliior erinj% arise, • from "stomach trouMgs. >e you never spooned when you was a yowi rliilly and qmt'kly. cur«*> wbeu all others foil • •ute^ for the.three largest and most hat the country is literary lilled with oung mas?" VuniiK men willregain their lost manhood, and ujd |! Effect. Polyxena Stambuloff, the- widow ot men will recover their youtliful vitfor by UMIIIT Any, JECn 'plaoe to I do • With It ? U>etPower. Faffing Memory. Wanting Diseases, and who knows that I do a -larg*: and fc. E. Meyersj Ypsilanti's strong manstron, g and finely-cut features. She was ttg pain from distress, antl that many alj • fleet* of N'-ll .thuse nr excft^Kand rndiscretion. straightforward advertising business, born at Bucharest, where her father, a ian't everybody tell rightoff the handle A Inch iniiits ope for Rudy., bin-ini-sw or marriage, it . e«s to Ann Arbor the 'first of the W«HH« ire starv+ti}rj«vva*tin£rtornei'(' skeletons, baft me'n JennVe are just niamed1.'" not only cures by *ta!;tin([ at the Beat ot disease, but and that I do o*aotly as I say. i I '«enter the law school of the Univer- wealthy business man, gave her an ex- jecaHfcgjhei^toed does thsjp'n0 good. maereat nerve tonic and Mood builder, bring- . . * * "I slToufa'sny tVe^''coilid." ing baKk the pirtk slow to- pale oheekR ami re :ellent education. She speaks a number hey haVo devoted "mudi study and : I % "And that we are on oAr 'fcrldle storing tlie fire of; Joiltfc. It wardB off Insanity . This city has purchased a hook-and- »f languages. When Prince Ferdinand h#£M to the s^pjectr.«Hi3\ the.result r and Consumption. Insist; <>n having RKVlvi), no for three years! The first one answer- ! ower?" - ' ••tlKT, It can lie earned in vest pocket. By mail. ( »ader truck at a oost of *000. 'The lad- 8rst came to Bulgaria e'ght years ago s this discovery, of their digestive} of ing this advertiseinunt after this num- Wraprise ^ 4;>foot extension and heir IMg-estive Cordial.'- '"Y^s " Sl.OO per uarkafe.nr Bn for 8ft.00. with a poal ber of the )*>!iitf>r has come out will, if lbr Stambuloff, who. then was regent, went tiv« written (tunrnntee to e married at the wife to be. They have three children, ray of relief at onee. An 'hivestlira- "That's what tires me." * * vill oost! nothing and will vamtt UtoHtuah For »al<- ul tiiu Arbor, JITolf., b> Fber- i f -5 i"4 "floe's home^irrttrts •oTty--orr-Trettiies- two boys and a girl. The youngest "It does, eh? YVe'll, It don't tite us. The Editor-of the 'Springfield (Ohio) fl next. XhawedaiDg-'•"wTll'Be a quiet ihild, a boy, was not baptized up to the fOOd. • • -uJi—OP sa: • : TieYiote on me and I'd die for her, and bat-h l>rug <«. Xi M Era writes, in his paper of June • ^."informal one, but a, Tew intimate Children all Imto to take Castor :;OiI, fr :ime of his father's death and -Will now JtitLaxol is pabtfttfele. io9i«; •e ;ire ;. >ing to kiss and h»g and 29,1894:—"1 have received a sample 'ena8 beiaa-invited..' ' •. •eceive the names of Stephen Arsen, the Qiieeze bf.nds 'and eat gum-drops as knife from Mv. Sears,: unit aui very ; much pleased frith it. IU- if thf owner first for his father, the second for the•\iliits Hie HariulMs, >etr»sar.T Cat.' ing as our ; 7 holds out, and you and son of Prince Alexander of Bulgaria. 11'the" rest of i he old mossbacks in this iif a very large adveVtisfiig business CM\' fhree'of the 450 eauvases wfcich Dwn'can lick vour chops' and go to in Londoni btul U, 1 beliftitic)n of painted- representations rass!" ' ' but will certainly return to Bulgaria And lie sat f—oi'i'4-rt—obtains.. aid* • tinOHgfaauWthe round his turtle (fove ;MH1 huggefd hef later on to fulfill the last wish of her yorid-of art, writes Fr&neesE. kan-ig-sn foliowinrgvcut ibout and Beudr it with dying husband, who requested her to ill tlie frumpy old man 'came to his Postal Ordee ooislampa fw 44 cents, onier and SrSppetl off; with a grunt . will I-I •!•.•;•. c liy j-ittwn of post educate his children as true;. Bulgarian n I he-Liaiiiasf' B«H»rt Juu4R$H^^H| patriots. All statements to the con- f disgust. the nfetfatiflj (Mscrilted aliuve. Mtin-ics-but tour nr L_^J i I trary notwithstanding, Stambuloff has H, threSmeii, i. not left any fortune, but his vridow'3 *. -oltllna-. [•'. \v. SEARS, t*tt within tm kitchen stood. Al>\ KKTISlXi, Ac'rXT AND # .vlatives are rich enough to provide for inesc; Loins kilu^^dH T.iinrWfW^^"^ 1 'tier aad til? euildrqn properly. Her luuuf upon Itoi liips. 'ONTRACTOR, \)Huu:s.il,lv. KxiFE .', ,i:, i.ia.; oiio wounui, Mjn*. And BMttJ IWIT th(^ar>jriy words C UR E S Al)\ ERTI8ING DlJPAKT.MKNT, p.ni" Holland. < 'aniii ponri«a fr10 and wielf-tried lUtuUuhc. 3 n^ll li<:UIH-t: Ot iiS Jilck of CijaKjfl, Oli, w) •• fooj you arc ,ve ]iromised to rend me tor one remedy, MRS. WlNtfeLOW'S SOOTHING To me. n- more of my friends, thereby cdnsti- SVliuWSfc chlifiivh ti-cthint,'i 11 soothes . .• ih.'iif ^»:o adniitU'-l rv rtiie—but because ,of its tjiffi- Take hij;ii price baking powder back. uting myself an agent. This will the child, .-often1* thi' jums, allW* all And brinsr me "Calumet." nake me "in the trade" as far as ptfinficuresWind »M(; UUA te>*th# best •iiK?.. No living thins, Is so changeable And if he did not o difficult of portrayal. KKI.IKVKS QTK'KLY ALL ne. post-paiil and duty free. I also en- At OXtprS. Ejigi«tit noils. am for the British navy. She will ou an order at the dozen rate. and st/'sWciig that two wine glassfuls )imples and otluM- eiuptiona. Hood's jmbine th,e features of a fast gunboat Pltll !•: liJCKVTS. will intvljfa;'1 most people. It, is kept in iareaprilla purifies tlie blood, and cures Dd a torpedo-boat destroyer, will be oak, beiwiJiiijied casks, aud is never hese troubles ropelled by electricity and possess a •O» WILCOX COMPOUND Name tapped mlil it is two years old. Some lbmergable hull. The vessel will be Women and Uo#i. 10 feet in length, and is designed to Address of the cams have been in use for half Mr. Grumps—Why in creation do TTANSW PILLS a century Ibut "Chancellor ale" is only ake a speed of thirty knots an hour. ^m The only »are au.l always reliable HeUml Address all letU r» to romen always call a cow "he"? Mr«. MB I. r i.aiifes. Accept no worthless and""1: used at hlh table, when a man takes MM germ s Imitations. Save money and Kn"" Jrumps—I presume it's because cows MW iVealth by taUlnKnotMiiKnut tlieonyRe u- P. W. 5EARS, very highfconors. Children Cry for Vine and Win*, Wilcx (;oini-;ui,a Tansy ilways get so cross and ugly with V I'ills, In rnelal boxes t>e«rin« shield trade romen V mark, price (B.OO, all dniBgisti". 6™?.Acta< ' Wholesale Knife Advertisement Dept. 4— Pitcher's Castoria. for Woman's Bare Guard Reciirely inallea. \28 FLEET ST.. LONDON KNG. All :li-,.: A • : • Kites' N«rvi Plasters. WILCOX UPECIKK C«., | 32M Houtli KiKlilli Slr«e«, !Plill».» »*»• OCTOBER 3. 1895. 10 ANN AJKBOB
WHAT IS THE MATTER! SERVED HIM BIGHT. The Samoan Maseot. Oii»a*ion«l>ie SO'lal limns" Ar ?n instance of what she is a U\ YOM OlJTINii 60 TO PICTDBESPc Epilepsy 20^Years. A Very •"oiiunoii Affection 01 Late In time of war it is the icpo's dutr He Was Piggish, But He Was Out- Summer DcM-rlbed by a Promi- to lead on to combat the warriors of capable of from a social noint of view, IHlNfIC ISLBND. Cured by Dr. Miles' Nervine. \vitteil by a Gentleman. nent I'li her village, and she is often in thenow that she hr.s been en her head, Here is a story from life, told in a thick of the skirmishing; but should may well i erish eager- ONE THOUSAND MILES OF LAKE HIDE A. few years ago, Mr. L. W. Gallaher, was. Wliiit is it that ails a fellow in the ness with w - the most high- AT SMALL EXPENSE. Western paper: latter part of the summer when his she be wounded or killed, it is a pure an extensive, successful expert manu- accident, as the Samoans have the >• cultivated an* most subtly evolved facturer of lumber products. Attacked wiih A man took a seat in a railroad car, tongue gets coated, feels billons, loses American ivn-«en of our large cities vie Visit this Historical Island, which is the psy.be was obliged to give uj> his busi- and piled the seat at his side with bags greatest horror of hurting a woman in grandest Bummer resort on the Great his appetite and is haunted by little any way, and would not even injure with each otl'rr for intimacy with ar- T'.ic attack st In- and parcels. The car became crowded, tistic foreign lions of their own sex. Lakes. It only costs about $13 from •tuuely. O-: in? from acarri- and a gentleman asked the person in chilly shivers and occasionally a dash their enemy's tapo. There is a story Detroit; $15 from Toledo; $18 from at another down stairs, and of ten in the of cold sweat? Not sick abed, but alltold of how, during] the war which known to be unchaste. They seem to Cleveland, for the round trip, including this seat if the other half of it was oc- regard it as a privilege to play hostess ;. once-, he i>. I! down a shaft m tbfc cupied. broke up; nasty taste in the mouth, dis- was carried on in Upol'j for a consider- meals and berths. Avoid the heat and to, or, at ieast. to he on familiar terms dust by traveling on the D. & C. floating Kill, bis injuries m\iriy proving fatal. Mr. "Yes," said the other; "those things turbed sleep and a miserable sweaty able time five or six years ago, two ar- Gall:ihcr writes from Milwaukee, Feb. 16, '95. mies had met and were drawn up blaz- with actresses, opera singers, and other palaces. The attractions of a trip to the belong to a man who has just gone into spell once a day, generally about the public characters quietly but notorious- Mackinac regicn are unsurpassed. The the smoking car, and he'll be back pres- same hour each day. What is the mat- ing into each other's lines, when a na- tive woman appeared with a cow she ly erotic, the plea in each case being island itself is a grand romautic spot, its ently." ter with such a fellow? Some doctors that they are ready to forgive, to for- climate most invigorating. Two new wished to place in safety. The entire steel passenger steamers have just been The gentleman had reason to suspect say bilious fever; others say nervous firing was immediately suspended on get, and ignore for the sake of art and the truth of this statement. built for the upper lake route, costing prostration; and still others liver com- both sides till she and her charge had artist. Yes, ignore or forget, if you $300,000 each. They are equipped with "All right," he said; "I will sit in this plaint, dyspepsia, and so on. I'll tell crossed the lines and were completely choose, so far as seeing the artist act every modern convenience, annunciators, seat until the man comes back." you what the matter is. It's malaria- out of harm's way. The women could or hearing her sing in public is con- bath rooms, etc., illuminated throughout He proceeded to remove the bags and rely so thoroughly on the gallantry of cerned, where there are no social cere- by electricity, and are guaranteed to be bundles, placing them on the floor or in chronic malaria. Not the regular, old- monies or intercourse; but let us please the grandest, largest and safest steamers fashioned chills and fever, but what has their countrymen that they had no fear the rack. The other man glared, but during the fighting, and would take remember at the same time that even on fresh water. These steamers favorably could say nothing. As a matter of fact, discovered to be an entirely distinct di- those effete nations who believe that compare with the great ocean liners in con- food to their husbands and brothers at struction and speed. Pour trips per week the "man in the smoking car" was an sease—chronic malaria. This condition any time, and pass through the ranks the world would be a dull place with- invention. between Toledo, Detroit, Alpena, Macki- is more apt to occur in malarious local- of the warriors of the belligerent army out courtesans, insist on excluding nac, St. Ignace, Petoskey, Chicago, " Soo," By and by the owner of the bundles ties, but it is known to occur where ague with perfect impunity; as long as the such persons from their drawing rooms. Marquette and Duluth. Daily between arrived at his destination. He began to is unknown. daylight lasted, and they could be —"The Case of Man," by Robert Grant, Cleveland and Detroit, and Cleveland and gather up his effects. In Scribner's. Putin-Bay. The palatial equipment There is no use in taking quinine for easily seen, they were quite safe.—In "Excuse me," said the gentleman, Stevenson's Samoa—Marie Fraser. makes traveling on these steamers thor- "There are none more miserable than epi- "but you said these bundles belonged to these cases. Quinine will cure fever oughly enjoyable. Send for illustrated leptics. For 20 years I suffered with epilep- a man who had gone into the smoking and ague, but will not cure chronic ma- descriptive pamphlet. Address A. A. tic fits, having as high as five in one night. I PROOF IS_P08ITIVE SCHAKTZ, G. P, A., D. & C, Detroit, Mich tried any number of physicians, paying to car. I shall consider it my duty to pre- laria. Pe-ru-na is the remedy for chron- Karl's clover Boot Tea one alone, a fee of 1500.00 and h;ive done vent you from taking them, since by ic malaria. It is certain to cure every is a sure cure for Headache and nerv THAT LYDU E. PINKHAM'S your own statement they don't belong ous diseases. Nothing relieves so little for years but search for something to case. Anyone having the least doubt of VEGETABLE COMPOUND weakness easily cured by to you." quickly. pOr sale by all druggists. arlNA • Dr. Miles' Nerve Plasters. help rue, and have taken all the leading AH druggists guarantee I>r. Miles' PAIN remedies, but received no beni'lit. A year ago this should send to The Pe-ru-na Drug The man became violent and abusive, Manufacturing Company of Columbus, Is Daily Curing Backache, Dizziness, my son. Coos. S. GalUAer, druggist at I'M but dared not lay his hands on the Czarina and the Woman Question. Kaintncss, Irregularity, and all Fe- Reed St., Milwaukee, gave me Dr. Miles' bundles. The conductor was called in. Ohio, for a free medical book entitled The influence of the Russian empress Uestorative Norvins, and I tried it with Malaria, a valuable which everyone male Complaints. -ratifying results. Have had but two tits He listened to the statements of both is strongly felt in the sphere of intel- men, and said: should road. This book contains accur- THE >;n e I l-cgan taking it,, lam better now in lectual progress. She has manifested ! [SflOIAt. TO WB LADY RIA15IRS.] every way than I have born in 20 years." "Well, I will take charge of the ate drawings of five of the principal di- great interest in the growth of the Intelligent women no longer doubt the Dr. MMcs' licnu'tiicsare(sold by druggists bundles myself, and take them to thesease germs as seen under the best mi- woman movement, and in court circles value of Lydia E. Vinkham's Vegetable lleo- on ;» positive guarantee that the. tirst bottle station in the city and if no 0:3 else croscope. this subject is one that engrosses much Compound. It speedily relieves irregu- »U1 benefit or price refunded. H;>ok on the claims them meanwhile, you"—indicat- attention. It is related that a meet- larity, suppressed or painful menstrua- Heart and Nerves, tree. Address, ing the man who had once repudiated SOME NUTMEG ALBINOS. Ing of feminists was recently about to Dr. UUes Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. their ownership—"may have .hem." be held in the capital, and that the VThite Sn-:iil& station, just as the train was pulling Hartford special: Some curious al- advanced Russian women than she was mritten origiitul. Anyone run <n around. She then takes cumbers, and Mr. Hamilton was sur- instantly relieved and permanently cured other known means has failed. sters are not red until boiled." "Of by its use. Under all circumstances it Any sluggish, weak or diseased organ may an egg from the basket, places it in one prised to find that each one was ascourse not," replied the undaunted Ad- by this means be roused to healthy activity acts in perfect harmony with the laws Lumber! before it is too late. Df the thread nooses, and throws it white as milk. They are good, though, miral, "but this was a volcanic island that govern the female system, is as Leading medical men use and recommend the from her with sufficient force to draw of good size, as crisp and well flavored with bo:)ing springs." Owen Belt in their practice. harmless as water. It is wonderful for It you contemplate building call at the knot tight. The spinning of the as the best fruit of the kind in the Kidney Complaints in either sex. OUR LARGE ILLUSTRATED GATAL06UE tvheel keeps the thread stretched, with world. When the cucumbers are first For l>YK|>r»»ta Lydia E. Pinkliain's fclver Pills Contains fullest information regarding the cure the egg at the rnd of it. She then takes set they are cream colored, but theand Liver Complaint you have a print- work in unison with the Compound, ami of acute, chronic and nervous diseases, prices, mother egg from the basket, places it coif changes in a few days to a chalky ed guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh'e are a sure cure for constipation and sick- FERDON and how to order, in English, German, SwediBh »nd Norwegian languages, will be r-ailed, upon in another noc^f\ and repeats this un- hue, and when they are fit for the table Vitalizer. it never fails to cure. For headacho. Mrs. PinkluHU's Sanative application, to any address for 6 cents postage. til there is an egg in every noose. Her they are as white, nearly, as snow. sale by all druggists. Wash is frequently found of great value fantastic costume, her perfect motion, They are at no time green in color. for local application. Correspondence The Owen Electric Belt and Appliance Co. and ali the eggs swinging on the Habits of Eskimos. is freely solicited by the Lydia E. Pink- MAIN OFFICE AND <:ir legs crossed, And get your SgTires fcurve forward some- beauty and skin-health. Viola Skin-Soap We have made arrangements what as well as outward and upward, hastens the process, because it is a pure and with the manufactures of the genu- It is well before leaving home, whether delicate soap. It should be used in con- for business or pleasure, to decide upon a but none of so great length. There are nection with the Cream. It should be used ine and famous De I ong Hook anO hotel ,,n ' thereby avoid confusion. IMTERUCHEN, FLORIDA Woman Who Talks Only of Her Fad. other noble pairs of horns in the^gjyne in the nursery, too. Ordinary soaps are not Eye, by which eve'-y one of ouj Whei. you visit Detroit we would » fit for a baby's skin. Viola Cream, 50 cents, pl,-aseW office. For the great pair the dealer has Viola Skin-Soap, 25 cents. Sold by drug- 1 HOTEL, NICELY FURNISHED without pood talkers; and the basis of more than once received an offer of $75. gists or sent by mail. Send to for their use. The manufacturbs nnd Bates Sts., where you will haveatw** - —A LSO interesting conversation is reality. Af- desiring to introduce this newest in- meal and a clean bed at moderate rates. Cattle horns are used for the manu- U. C. B1TTXKR CO., TOLEDO, O. vention for the dress into every city The house hus been renovated from tap'" IKVKK.VL. COTTA.GG8 FtiniUlivd or ter a course of London dinners Sir facture of combs, knife scales, buttons and town in the United States, have bottom, and is now in first-class condition- l/uiiinU*lictl For N.ilr or It*m Walter Scott said: "The Bishops and Respectfully, and other articles, and the tip of solid made it possible for us to make the H. H. JAMES. at L«o\v It at--. the lawyers talked beuer than the following wits," that is. the wits talked for the part is used for pipe stems, buttons, PARKER'S Meals, 35c. Lodgings, SO. jewelry, ball fringes, and so on. Occa- HAIR BALSAM Per Day, SI.50. Also Some Fine Growing Orange Groves sake of talking, and the church Clunici and Watifiei the bilr. sionally there is a call for a pair of Promoted ft luxuriant growth. FOB SALE. and the law had something to Mever Falls to Boatore Gray Liberal Offer talk about. Yet speciaties and horns for decorative purposes, which Hair to itB Youthful Color. High Boiling Land, Very Healthful. the dealer supplies, and which he has Cures fcalp (linratei k hair tailing. We will send as a premium, mir hobbies ire not admissible at a mounted, if desired. Single pairs of 50c, and Il.uOat DruggiBf gross (12 dozen) ol these genuine dinner table, and woman who can and famous De Long Hooks and HUMPHREYS GOOD SOCIETY. only talk on her own fad has no busi- horns sell at from 75 cents to $5 a pair, Di. Humphrey,.- Sin-clUc» are sclfntlflcally" % ChlehcrtfrV EncUnfc Diamond Brand. Kyes(retail value. 90cental to every r ness in society. She ought to write a according to their size and beauty; the carefully preparui RoinetUes^, used for y^* Numerous Heatitiful Lukes in the mounting may cost $1.50 to $3. new subscriber to this magazine. private prat-tlc-i- aad for over thirty I*1 h- pamphlet, or'go on the lecture platform, 'ENNYROYAL PILLS Immediate Vicinity. Orltfli.u. and Only Genuine. people with entire sneesst. Everj- single Sp« for any conversation at the dinner table SATE, always rrlittble. LADIES as a special cure for the disease named. ^ SEVERAL ANN &RB0B PEOPLE BPEND imigglsl for'Ckichester x BHMA DU Positively you that is a strain on the attention or the Aunt Raebael'a Bitten, mn.10 Brami in Ke«fl ami Gold nietnllicX 1—Fevers, Cougistlems, inflammation" -jj THEIR WINTERS AT l.\ IKi; I, \CIIF.N. M, s.-uleti with Mm- rihhon. Take patience soon becomes a bore. Indeed, The undeniable fact. that these Bit- • othet*. Refuse. davycroH* &vb»ttiif have the genuine DE LONG PAT- !i—Woinm. Worm Fever. Worm Colic '".J HiO»d imitations. At Dragglatli or send 4c. 3-Teethiue; Co'.Ie, Cryini?. w-.kcfni'. •-.I John K. Mine* ami family own two one of the chief elements of pleasant ters arc composed in the main of Speex's in stamvB tat MJ'AcnXmr*, testimonials ami ENT HOOK AND EVE if you see on cottages and spend their winter at this company is a readiness to talk, or to be "Relief for ljudti'Ot" in letter, hj return 4-Diarrliea, of Children or AFaceache Sold by ail Local DrugfUtS. 1'i.Ulitlfa.. I'a. jj. acbc. Face Kent and living expanses far eheaper to invalids and the Medical Profession, 9-Headaches9Hd . ^lik Headacheh ,Vt Vprtlgl " -I than iu Ann Arbor. » » by the best Chemists in the United See that 10Dyspepsia10-Dyspepsia. BMovwneai. < onsf-pa"onsp 06' -JJ You can spend your winter in the Itcllel In Six Hour*. States, cannot fail in inspiring confi- ll-Suppresst-tl i or i>mu."tl Pcriu'lil"" W—Whites, Too Pi of we Periods delightful climate of Interlachen at Distressing Kidney and BlaiUle di- deuce in the use of Malaria Bitters. 88 13—Croup, I.nryuKitis, Coarsene i less expense than you can stay at hone, seases relieved in six hours by the 14-Salt lMiiiim, Iryslpelas. Eroptl by renting H furnished cottage and "NEW (JRKAT SOI TII AMKMCAX KID- THINACURA TMOfHuaK RaO. t.on. ilta.^ 1.5-Rhcuinniif.m, Kltemnatlc PalM j Try It am! Mo<>. keeping house. NEY CTTRK" This new remedy is a 16-Malarin, Chills, Fsver and Ague-•••? ,|} A pair ol wrought iron tongs, or a FOIi THIN PEOPLE IS-Catarrh, Influenza, CoM in'w9"' J For full Information address erreat surprise on account of its exceed- ing promptness in relieving pain in Jleefe of hoop heated and bent until the Are Yon Thin? Richardson till U'hooping < <>m.'li LOTT ALLEN. & De Long Bros., . ON—27KKidneyd D iDilNlM "" 1.0*| the bladder, kidneys, back and every ?iuls form a circuit like the feet of Flesh made wiiii Thinacura Tablets by <\ a8-Servous Debility .-'it [NTERLAI HEN, I'l.A. part of the urinarv passages in scientific prod'--, They create perfecf as- Philadelphia. tongs, will magnetize a knife blade laid similation of every farm or f- ml. Kecretlng 30—I'rinnry Weakness ' male or fpitinle. It relieves retention tpon them and rubed with another ! in- valnale parts and dlscarditig tlie worth- 34-SorrTln-nnt, QBIMCJ.I IceratH •» _ | or witter -uul pain m passina: it almost o.-ve oi steel. The cause is not y*tless. They make thin faces plump and round Subscription Price, " T— •: JR. HUMPHREYS CSlP, 10 ' immediately. If you want nuick re- om lhr lisnuv, They are iln- I t XVJ> SPECIFIC tOR 0"-' wtisfact*rlly explained. 1 lief and cure this is your remedy. Sold M'AMIAICII HI UlfU $i.oo Per Year. -n ii bntOes "t pleasjnl I" "''" for leanness, noatainlng no arsenic,and abso yotu •\.•• • 'I 'is. k by .Tohn Mooe, Druggist Ann Arbor 1 . '.12 f lutely liarmle-s Price, prepaid, - ! per box Address, S-.i- equal monthly installments,and for each IHorlguge Kale* TRAMP IN MAYOR'S CHAIR. Wanted a New Trial. Knew Where lie Helonger!. additional lamp ordered to be operated Mortgage Sale. A humorous scene was exacted in the A Newfoundland dog appeared as an Default having been made in the Con- Whereas, ueiauit has been made in ffanl.fr. Pant* and Heard His Honor from dusk until l_!::;i) .v. M. o'clock, ditions of a certain Mortgage made by the payment of the money seeui«ed by a superior court room at Jackson, Ga., important witness in a case in a jus- local time, the same rate per annum: Waa Dispersing Them. Louisa S. J. Johnson to the Ann Arbor mortgage dated n'th day of May recently. A negro had been charged tice's court in Chicago the other day. and for each additional lamp ordered Savings Bank dated the 5th day of in the year 1885 executed* by War- A tramp, the most miserable-looking with burglarizing a store. Colonel Wat- The dog was in the possession of a to be operated from dusk to day-March 1891 and recorded in the office of ren Babeock, Mary A. Babcock, tramp that could be picked out in a kins defended him, and was about to yoman who was charged with stealing break following, at the rate of eighty the Register of Deeds for Washtenaw Frank Babcock and Efh'e Babcock, day's travel, played Mayor of New it. She was directed to bring the ani- dollars ($80 per annum. County, Michigan, on the t>th day of , his wife, of Milan. Washtenaw County, jpen the case with a well-prepared ora- If. however, less than the entire num- York the other morning, sayfl the New tion of his innocence, when the negro mal into court and when he saw the March, [891, in Liber 76 of mortgages I Michigan, to Margaret Kearney, of the ber of lamps are required by the City on page "220 on which mortgage there is City of AnnArbor, Washtenaw County York Sun. His clothing was in tatters quietly informed the colonel that he de- plaintiff, his real owner, he broke away at any time when not required by the and was in danger of falling off. His from the woman and made such a fuss claimed to be due at the date of this and State of -Michigan which said mort- sired to plead guilty. Judge Beck ac- contract then they shall use not less gage was recorded in the office of the face was old, and he was three years over his master, that the justice im- notice the sum of seven hundred and cordingly read the law in the case, and than twenty (20i and shall pay for same six dollars and eighty cents ($706.80) and | Register of Deeds of the County of away from a bath. Janitor Larkin sentenced the negro for ten years. Dum- mediately decided the case in favor of at the rate of fifty cents (50 cents) per an attorney fee of twenty-five dollars Washtenaw in Liber 64 of mortgages went into the mayor's office at 6 o'clock founded at this long sentence, the negro •he plaintiff. night per lamp. provided for in said mortgages and no on page 479 on the 13th day of May A. in the morning and just missed having rolled his eyes round and beckoned It is further understood and agreed that suit at law or proceedings in equity D. 1895 at 11:05 o'clock a. m, of said day. a fit when he spied the specimen sitting Colonel Watkins to come forward, and AN ORDINANCE, in the absence of notice of the termina- having been instituted to recover the And whereas, the amount claimed to in the mayor's big chair. As the jani- tion of this contract at least sixty days money secured by said mortgage or any bo due on said mortgage is the sum of when the lawyer reached his side, the prior to the expiration of the same, it part thereof. two thousand one hundred and six and tor came in the tramp stood up and negro gently whispered: "Say, Mr. Relative to Electric Light and Light- shall at the option of the said electric Now therefore by virtue of the power twenty-seven hundredths dollars (i'Z,- leaned against the desk. Watkins, kain't yer 'peal fer a new ing and to Fre< ribe the Untie- and company, it successors and assigns be 106.27) of principal and interest and the "What!' exclaimed Larkin. Define the KiglitM of the rompaiiy of sale contained in said mortgage and trial?" deemed binding for an additional year, the statute in such case made and pro- further sum of twenty-five dollars as an "Sir?" said the tramp. Entering Into the Contract lor Light- commencing at the expiration thereof. attorney fee stipulated for in said mort- lug the S rei-tv Alleys and Public vided, notice is hereby given that on Fri- "What the blazes are you doing It is further understood and agreed gage, and which is the whole amount lt'H a Grand Surcem* Places ol the City of Ann Arbor, day the first day of November 1896 at here?" demanded Larkin. that the said electric company, its suc-ten o'clock in the forenoon the said claimed to be due and unpaid on said "I only want a pair of pants," said The fact has been demonstrated by The Common Council of the City of cessors and assigns, is to furnish every Bank will sell to the highest bidder at mortgage and no suit or proceeding the thousands of testimonials the May- Ann Arbor ordain: thing and to be at all expense with the public auction at the east front door of having been instituted at law or in equi the tramp with a tremulous voice. said lighting and the furnishing of said ty to recover the debt now remaining se- "Think this is Baxter street?" de- ers Drug- Company, of Oakland, Md , SECTION I. The Mayor and the City the Court House in the city of AnnArbor Clerk are hereby authorized to enter lamps,poles and lighting apparatus :and (that being the place where the circuit cured by said mortgage or any part there manded Larkin. "Think we run a has received since it has sent its fam- into a contract for lighting the streets, it is further agreed that the said Elec- court for said county is holden) the of,whereby the power of sale contained pants factory? Think this is the head- ous Mayers Magnetic Catarrh Cure out alleys and public places of the City of tric company, its successor sand assigns, premises descibed in said mortgage or in said mortgage has become operative. quarters of the Hebrew Pants Makers' to the sufferers of catarrh. No med- Ann Arbor by electricity for a term of shall and will holds and save harmless so much as may be necessary to pay the Now therefore, notice is hereby giv- and indemnify from any and all loss, en, that by virtue of the said power of Amalgamated Reform Union? Well, it icine has received such an endorse- five (5) years from January 1st, 1896, amout due on said mortgage and the ex- ain't, and how in blazes did you get with the Michigan Electric Compar.yj costs, suits, claims, damage, demands pense of this foreclosure. The premises sale, and in pursuance of the statute ment from the people in so short a of Detroit, Michigan, its successors and and proceedings, either at law or in to be sold being described as a part of in such case made and provided, the here?" equity coming or to come to the said said mortgage will e b foreclosed by a "I came in through the window," time as it did. The makers sell the assigns. lots 100 and 101 of R. S. Smith's third medicine on business principles, and a SECTION II. Such contract shall be City from or on account of any and alladdition to said city of Ann Arbor front- sale of said premises therein described said the tramp softly. "The door was in the words and figures following: accidents or damage, or by or through ing 66 feet on Obervatory-st. and ex- at public auction, to the highest bidder, locked." patient is not required to buy the med- Witnesseth as follows, the said Com- the use of said lamps, lights, poles or tending west on the north end of said at the west front door of the Court He looked at Larkin and Larkin icine by the dozon to get a cure. The pany, party of the first part, its succes- apparatus, or from the infringment of lots 110 feet. The premises herein de- House in the City of Ann Arbor, in said looked at him. For a moment neither Mayers' Magnetic Catarrh Cure sells sors and assigns, in consideration of any patent right or for the use of any cribed being bounded east by Observa- County of Washtenaw, (that being tte the agreement herein contained, and of the said lamps without right by thetory-st. north by Volland-st. west by a place of holding the Circuit Court for spoke. Then the tramp said: "I un- for $1 per bottle, one bottle to last for said City, and also irom or on account said County) on the 23 day of November derstacd the mayor distributes pants on the part of the said City to be done, line parallel to Observatory.st. and 110 a three months treatment. Three paid and performed, do hereby promise of any of all decrees, judgments or or-feet therefrom and south by a line A.D. 1895 at lOo'clock in the forenoon of every morning, and that a great crowd bottles is tie highest record ever re- and agree for itself, its sucessors and ders of any court, made on account of parallel to Volland-st. and 66 feet there- that day; which said premises are de- gathers to receive them. I merely quired to complete a cure. General assigns, to and with the said City, to said lamps, poles or apparatus, so to be from. scribed in said mortgage as follows, to- wanted to be on hand in time, and so used as aforesaid ; and that said Elec- wit: All that certain piece or parcel of erect, keep and maintain in good run- Dated August 8th 1S(>">. I climbed up and came through the catarrh one bottle is guaranteed. No tric Company, its successors and as- land situate and being in the township ning order for the full period of five (5) THE ANN ARBOK SAVINGS BANK, window." cure no pay. years from and after the first day of signs, will take upon itself the dofense of York, in County of Washtenaw, and January, A. D. 1896. in the streets and of any or all suits, action of proceedings Mortgagee. State of Michigan. Commencing at the "Well you'll come, out of the door," This is an unequalled offer and if you which shall or may be brought against THOMPSON AND HARRIMAN. south-west corner of lot one (1) of Ed.:. said Larkin. ire a sufferer from catarrh got a bottle public places of the City of Ann Arbor, >^ Atlys. tor Mortgagee. \rardg plat in the Village of Milan and*** not less than ninety-six '(96) arc lights the said City or the pendency or com- 1 "Certainly," said the tramp. roin your druggist, if no benefit de- taking not less than 9.6 amperes of cur- mencement of any such proceedings. running south sixty-one and one-half Larkin held him in the hall until a •ived costs you nothing. A prominent rent and from forty-six (46) to fifty (50) degrees east along the south line of It is further agreed that sai'A Electric, Mortgage Kale, jaid lot and on the north line of Front policeman came and took him to the K. U. conductor speaks: volts between the carbons of each Company, its successors and assigns, Default having been made in the con- Oak street stpt'on, where he said he lamp, and so many sixty-five (65) candle street sixty-six feet, thence north Cumberland, Md., April 29th, 1803. shall and will execute and deliver to the ditions of a certain mortgage made by twenty-nine and one-half degrees e"88tv was Andrew Bradley and had a home power incandescent lamps as the Com- said City with sufficient sureties to beAlbert F. Vauatta and Maria A. Van To 1 he Mayers Drug Co., mon Council or its Lighting Commitee parallel with west line of said lot one- in Brooklyn. Later he was arraigned Gentlemen:—YourB to hand, in reply approved by the Common Council, a atta. his wife, to Albert L. Walker, and hundred feet, thence south sixty and one In the Tomba court and was sent to the may order, for at least two hundred and bond in the penal sum of ten thousand dated the :iOth day of December 1869 ,vill say that I have the highest regard sixty-live (265) nights in the year, light- half degrees east parallel with south workhouse. Nothing in the mayor's of- or your Catarrh Remedy, my trouble dollars (*10,000) conditioned for theand recorded in the office of the Regis- line until it comes within forty-four ed from dusk until 12:30 A. M. o'clock, faithful performance of this contract ter of Deeds of Washtenaw County fice had been disturbed. s in a chronic form and expected to local time, of each of the said nights feet of the east line, thence north-east- use more than one bottle. 1 used one and each and every part thereof. It is Mich, on the ,'iOth of December 1869, ' erly to the north-east corner; thence during the life of this contract, omit- further understood and agreed that the Liber 43 of Mortgages on page 114, bottle which removed the trouble from ing moon-light nights, according to the north-westerly along the north line to Burdock Blood Bitters is nature's he head in good shape and am on the said Electric Company its successors which mortgage was assigned by said the north-west corner: thence south true remedy for constipation and kin- Philadelphia standard of lighting, and and assigns, shall not be held liable for Albert L. Walker to Alexis Packard on second bottle for throat trouble, ifil on such other nights during the term . twenty-nine and one-half degrees west dred ills. It acts directly on the bow-should succeed with the latter as I did any loss, damage or injury coming from the Kith day of April 187.1 and recorded I along the west line of said lot and on the els' the liver the skin, and while cleans- of this contract as the said Electric or through non-lighting, caused by riot, in Liber 3 of assignments of mortgages n the former I shall write you again in Company shall or may be thereunto re- east line of Tolan street to the place of ing the b'ood impart:! strength to the ,he near future. Hoping it will do for fire or unavoidable accidents. page 90, and assigned by Isrcel I). Pack- beginning. (Jigwtjre organ-. quested by the Common Council of the ard administrator of the estate of Alex- the suffering humanity what it did forsaid City or its duly authorized com- In witness whereof. The parties here- me, I remain unto have executed this contract by is Packard to Prudence Packard Made Htm Apologize. mittee, and said Electric Company by deed of assignment, dated April Dated this 8th day of the August A. Yours trnly, agrees that it will keep and maintain there respective officers duly authoriz- 0. L886. That Christian IX. of Denmark, ed, and have caused their respective 20,1879 and recorded in Liber 6 of as- whose illness is at present causing O. J. Sehmutz. all such lamps lighted at such other signments on page 241. and afterwards MARGARET KEARNEY, times as the Common Council or its corporate seals to be hereto affixed this assigned by Isra-1 D. Packard, adminis- 89 Mortgagee. much anxiety, brings up his children in A Japanese Scholar. duly authorized committee shall or day of , A. D.,1895. trator of the estate of Prudence Pack- the way they should go is sufficiently Witliin a short time there will ar- may direct, at the terms and price SECTION III. Permission is hereby ard to Chloe E. Waters by deed of as- evidenced by the following anecdote: hereinafter agreed upon, provided, that granted to the Michigan Electric Com- signment, dated the 15th day of August rive in New York the Rev. Maskazoo notice of unusual lighting shall be giv- pany, its successors ahd assigns, a cor- Mortgage Sale. One day at the dinner table the young Tai, one of the most eminent scholars 1889, and recorded in Liber 10, assign- Default having been made in the con- prince asked his father what was the en by said Council or its said Commit- poration organized under the laws of the ments ot mortgages page 287, on which Japan, who has come to this country tee to the said Electric Company, or to State of Michigan, having its principal ditions of payment of a certain mortgage meaning of a word be had never heard mortgage there is claimed to be due at made on the 13th day of May A. D :o study the social, political, and re- the person in charge of its work, at office in the City of Detroit,to erect,tay, the date of this notice, the sum of before. This word, "lusing," is the igious principles of American civiliza- least one-half hour before such extra operate and maintain in the public 1891 by John Ptisterer and Mary his Danish equivalent for our "box on the seven hundred and ninety-two dollars wife, to The Farmers and Machanics ion. He has planned to spend several lighting shall or may be required. streets, allays and other public places and fourteen cents ($792.14) and the ears." The king asked his son where months in New York familiar- in the City of Ann Arbor, Michigan, Bank; whereby the power of sale there- he had heard such a word. The boy, all needful and proper poles, wires, costs of this foreclosure and no suit or in contained has become operative zing himself with the labor All of said lamps, poles and wires for proceedings in law or equity having which mortgage was recorded in the blushing to the roots of his hair, con- the lighting circuits shall be located in lamDS and other electrical appliances been instituted to recover the moneys fessed, after a little natural hesitation, question and life in the Blums necessary for furnishing and operating office of the Register of Deeds in the Mr. Tai is an Episcopal clergy- such streets and at such points in the secured by said mortgage or any part County of Washtenaw on the 13th day that he had been out in the streets City of Ann Arbor and in such manner, all electric lights, motors, and for allthereof. amusing himself by ringing the bells man and belongs to what was known in and the lamps at such height above the other commercial uses of electricity, of May aforesaid, in Liber 76 of Mortga- Japan twenty-five years ago as the sot streets, as the Common Council or its subject, however, to all conditions and Now therefore by virtue of the power ges on page 27.1 and on which said mort- and tfctn running away. But at onedier caste. He was educated for and restrictions hereinafter mentioned. of sale contained in said mortgage and gage there is claimed to be due at the door an angry porter rushed out and lighting committee shall or may direct, ntended to enter the army. He was provided, that after lamps, poles and SECTION IV. The said corporation the statute in such case made and date of this notice the sum of thirteen shouted after him that he would give converted and baptized by the Rev. Dr. wires are located, if the Common Coun- shall do no unnecessary injury to anyprovided, notice is hereby given, that hundred and seventy-five dollars and him a "lusing" if ever he did such a cil shall order lamps, poles or wires street, alley, lamp, park or square, be- on Saturday, the 26th day of October, no proceedings at law or in equity hav- looper, a missionary, with whom he at 11 o'clock in the forenoon of that ing been instituted to collect the said thing again. When the prince had fin- studied theology for a year. Then he moved to other localities, the same longing to the City of Ann Arbor, isiiod his explanation his father ex- shall be done by the party of the first Michigan. day, the said mortgage will be fore- sum of money or any part thereof. Nmr became the pupil of Bishop Williams closed by a sale of the mortgaged Thi refort NoUa is hereby given that claimed: "Very well, to-morrow you part, the Michigan Electric Company, SECTION V. All poles located by said shall go with me to that very house and was with him three years.—Com- its successors and assigns, the party of Company shall be properly set in thepremises at the east front door on the 2d day of November 1895, at mercial-Advertiser. the second part, the City, to pay the of the Court House in the eleven o'clock, a. m. at the south front and beg the porter's pardon for such ground and so located as to cause the city of Ann Arbor (that being the place door of the Court House, in the City of rudeneBS." Accordingly, the next day actual cost of such change. least possible obstruction consistent The neglect of a cold is often fatal. The said Electric Company, its suc- with their use for the above specified for holding the Circuit Court of the Ann Arbor, State of Michigan, the said the king went with his much-abashed Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup con- purpose. said County.) The premises described mortgage will be foreclosed and the son and made him apologize. essors and assigns agrees to re-locate any in said mortgage to be wild are describ- lands and tenants in the said mortgage tains all the soothing virtues of the of its said lamps or poles or apparatus at SECTION VI. All wires of said Com- lo. Never fails to cure. the request of the Common Councilor pany shall be put up properly and insu- ed as follows: mentioned and described will be sold at W i you arc through setting- par lated in a manner suitable to their use. Thirty-two acres of land from the west public auction or vendue to the tial relief from headache and neuralgia Very Tired Indeed. the said City as soon thereafter as prac- side of that part of the east half of the highest^ bidder to satisfy the principal ticable after notice. SKe'TlON VII. All wires entering and interest of the said mortgage and by the use of uncertain remedies, try a It has remained for a little girl in The party of the first part, its succes- any building shall be provided with south-east quarter of section nine (9), cure that's thorough—one that's guar- Brooklyn to nearly if not quite equal a suitable switches and cut-offs at thewhich lies north and east of the trail the costs of and expenses of these pro- anteed to cure or your money refunded. sors and. assigns, agrees to use only road (so-called) and eight and one-half ceedings including an attorney's fee of famous witticism of Leigh Hunt. Of the regular standard carbons of the point of entrance as required by the thirty dollars provided for therein. The Futhermore, guaranteed to contain no :ourse she spoke in childish innocence, insurunce rules in force from time to acres commencing at the south-west opium, morphine, antipyritie, or other best quality. corner of the south-east quarter of said lands tenements and premises in the where the English essayist and wit Provided, however, that cored car- time in the City of Ann Arbor. Michi- harmful substance. Just a speedy, gan. section nine (9) running thence north said mortgage conveyed and then to be wholesome, unfailing cure for any kind used his ripened intellect. Hunt, in bons shall not be required. forty two and one-half rods, thence east sold are described a^ follows: The party of the first part, its succes- SECTION VIII. This Ordinance shall of headache, no matter how deep seat describing an exceedingly warm day, it take effect ten days after legal publica-' thirty-two rods, thence south forty-tut' All that certain piece or parcel of land ed. Be prepared beforehand by obtain- will be remembered, spoke of it as one sors and assigns, agrees that in case and one-half rods and thence west to the any of the said lamps erectsd and main- tlon and be binding upon said corpora- situate in the ('ity of Ann Arbor, in the ing a supply, and as you hope for cure which tempted him "to strip off his tion upon the filing with the City Clerk place of beginning all in the township County of Washtenaw. and State of" and value your health, buy none but the tained under this contract shall go out of Salem, Washtenaw County, Michi- flesh and and sit in his bones." The and not burn on any of the nights stip- of said City of a written acceptance Michigan, to-wit: Commencing at the best '-essler's Magic Headache Wa- dear little Brooklyn miss had been thereof by the said Michigan Electric gan. north-east corner of land owned by Eu- fers. For sale bv John Moore. ulated in this contract to be lighted, Dated. August 1st, 1SU".. romping and running all day. Tow- the same shall constitute a charge Company, and shall be void unless the gene Osterlin on the south side of Hu- ird nightfall her father met her. "Are said Michigan Electric Company, its ( iii.oK K. WATERS, ron street betweenAllen ( reek and Jew- against said Company, its successors Assignee. etts addition, thence south along Os- you not very tired, little one?" lte and assigns, and be deftmeted from the successors and assigns, by January 1st, A Peculiar Prou'M-t. THOMPSON & HAHRIMAN. terlin's land, eight rods to Mrs. Eiseles Scientific American: One of th« asked. "Oh, not so very tired, papa," amount to be paid for lighting at the 1896, light the City pursuant to its eon- same rate as hereinafter charged for tract with said City as authorized by for Assignee. s; land, thence east along Eiseles land most peculiar vegetable products of she replied. Then in a burst of confl- extra lighting. the Common Council of the City of Ann four rods, thenee north eight rods Brazil is the Moquilea utilip, or pot- uence she whispered, "Only I do feel The party of the first part, its suces- Arbor, to Huron street, thence west four rods tery tree. This tree attains a height is though I'd like to take my legs off sors and assigns, aggrees that if the Passed in Common Council this 16th to place of beginning, all on section 100 feft, and has a very slender trunk, ind carry them a little while." twenty-nine town two south, range six said City shall at any time direct addi- day of September. A. 1).. 1895. Default having been made in the con- east. which seldom exceeds a fooi in diam- tional lights to be erected that it will, Glen V. Mills. ditions of a Mortgage executed by eter at the base. The wood is exceed- City Clerk. Dated, Ann Arbor. August 6th. 1895. How to • lire a < old. after notice thereof within a reasonable Thomas H. (Jeer to Philip Leonard, for FAKMKUS I^ MECHANICS BANK, ingly hard, and contains a very large Simply take Otto's Cure. We know time, erect and establish all such addi- Approved Sept. 17. 189."). the purchase money for the premises Warren E. Walker, hereinafter describe^!, which mortgage Mortgagee. amount of silica, but not so much as of it astonishing cures and that it will tional lights at such place or places in E. B. NOKRIS, iocs the bark,which is largely employed stops a cough quicker than any known said City as shall or may be designat- Mayor. bears date September 17th, A. D. 1883, Attorney for Mortgagee. 88 remedy. ed by the Common Council, and all such and is recorded in the office of the Reg- as a gouree of silica for the manu- ister of Deeds for Washtenaw county. facture of pottery. In preparing the If you have Asthma, Bronchitis. Con- additional lights shall therefrom and The liKomparablr Oilc-uso A A linn sumption, or any diseases of the throat thereafter be subject to all the provi- Michigan, on the 20th day of Septem- Probate Order. bark for the potter's use it is first In these United States of America at ber, A. D. 188.'i in Liber 62 of Mortga- and. kings, a few doses of this great sions of this contract relating *,o the TATE OF MICHIGAN, I M burned, and the residue is then pul- least, and it is highly probable that ges on page .'iiiri. by which default the 8H guarnteed remedy will surprise you. said arc or incandescent lamps, as the throughout the entire world, the official sI (il SI V OK WASHTESAW. ( ' verized and mixed with clay in the It you wish to try call at our store, case may be, as aforesaid, provided, power of sale contained ln said mort- record for the safety and welfare of it? gage became operative, and no suit or At a session of the Probate < 'ourt for proper proportion. With an equal John Moore, and we will be pleased to however, that nolamps shall be ordered passengers made and maintained by the | the County of Washtenaw, holden at juantity of the two ingredients a su- furnish you a bottle frefi of cost, and during the last year of this contract, proceeding in law or equity having unless with the consent of the party Chicago & Alton Railroad cannot be | been Instituted to recover the debt se- the Probate Office in the City of Ann perior quality of earthenware is pro- that will prove our assertion. John surpassed if indeed it can be equalled. cured by said mortgage or any part Arbor, on Friday, the 6th day of Moore, Druggist. of the first part, its successors and duced. This is very durable and is assigns. Over its completely rock-ballasted, thereof, and the sum of twenty-four | September, in the year one thousand capable of withstanding any amount Trie Gunpowder Knglne. dustless roadway between ' hicago and hundred nineteen and flfty%hree one- | eight hundred and ninety-live. of heat. The natives employ it for all Tne party of the firs!; part, its suces- Kansas ( ity. Chicago and St. Louis and hundreds dollars 1*2.419 .">.'!) being now Present. .1. Willard Uabbitt, Judge Modern high explosives are again sors and assigns further agrees to paint kinds of culinary purposes. When dry St. Louis and Kansas City, eighteen claimed to be due on said mortgage, of Probate. bringing the principle of the oM gaa- all poles and put the same in as good it is generally brittle, though some- magnificently appointed express trains notice is therefore hereby given that In the matter of the estate of J. Aus- powder engine into prominence. Col. condition as the poles in use by the are. run on uniformly fast time every said mortgage will be foreclosed by a tin Scott, deceased. times difficult to break. After being Barker, superintendent of the British Ann Arbor Thompson-Houston Elec- day. Hut in spite of this, heavy passen- sale of the mortgaged premises therein F.vart H.Scott executor of the Ia9t will burned it can not, if of good quality, tric Company at the time of entering imall arms factory at Sparkbrook, in ger traffic the official records show that described or some part thereof, to-wit: and testament of said deceased, comes be broken between the fingers, a mortar into its contract. •ecently speaking of the subject, mad* from December 4. 1879 to 1> tuber 4, into court and represents that he is now *nd pesrlp being required to crush It. It is agreed between the parties, that All of the following described land prepared to ren Jer his final account as the point that while one pound of gun- 1890, eleven years, there was no passen- should the party of the second part, ger, wlio was in place as a passenger, situated in the city of Ann Arbor, such executor. powder was capable of developing over the City, concluded by resolution of the killed on Chicago & Alton twins. in the county of Washtenaw. in the Thereupon it is ordered, that Tues- 170,000 foot pounds of energy, the new Common Council, to change the time Moreover there was not a passenger state of Michigan, viz : day, the 8th day of October next at To smokeless powders were capable of still of lighting from dusk to daybreak, geriously injured, to the extent of losing Lot commencing at the north-east ten o'clock in the forenoon, be assigned more, and at the same time left no solid the party of the first part, Itsaucoeasoi 8 a limb, an eye or a member of any kind corner of lot No. one (1), in blocK No. for the examining and allowing such and assigns, agrees to furnish the light two (2) north of Huron street in range Remove residue, as ordinary gunpowder did, on during that. time. account, and that the devisees, legatees during the said time for two hundred No. four (4) east, running thence south and heirs-at-law of said deceased, and all combustion. The latter, too. developed and sixty-five • -i\'n nights in the year During the entire period of the thirty-live (35) feet on the east line of That Tired World's olumbian Exposition in Chi- other persona interested in s iid estate. Ln combustion only about 2S0 volumes at eighty dollars ($80; per arc light. said lot, thence running west sixty-six arc required to appear al a session of jf permanent gases, while the new pow- and forty-one dollars ($41) for each in- cago, uiKii It was not an uncommon (66) feet parallel with the north line of Feeling, Take thing to find the usual passenger traffic said Court, then to be holden at tho ders gave off nearly 1,000 volumes. candescent lijjht. said lot, thence running north parallel Probate ©fflce, in the city of Ann Ar- of the, road increased two. three and with the., said lot thirty-five With this encouragement, it is not at The said City, in consideration sf the four-fold, and special excursion trains bor, in said County, and show cause, if ill unlikely that the gunpowder engine foregoing agreement on the part of said were very many, there was not an acci- (35) feet, thence east on the north line any there be. why said account should Inventor will set to work with renewed Electrie Company, its successors and dent of any kind —a most remarkable of said lot sixty-six (66J feet to the not he allowed. And it is further or- assigns, to be. done and performed. ord. place of beginning, at public vendue on dered, that said executor give notice snthusiasrn. — Cincinnati Commercial doth agree to take and use the afore- Friday the Eleventh day of October, A. persons Interested in said estate. Gazette. said number of electric arc and incan- Besides being America's most popu- D. 1896, al 10 o'clock in the forenoon, THE ONLY WORLD'S SFAIR lar railroad, the < hica"o & Alton is the of the pendency of said account, and descent lamps for the term of five years at the east front door of the Court the hearing thereof, by causing a copy One application of Dr. Thomas' Ec- as aforesaid, commencing as aforesaid. Pioneer Dining Car Line, the Pic House in the city of Ann Arbor, in said of this order to be published in the 'Sarsaparilla lectric Oil takes away the pain of the Pullan Sleeping Car Line and the Pio- the time of lighting to be from dusk to neer Palace Reclining Chair Car Line. county of Washtenaw. that being the ANN ARBOB REGISTER, a newspaper most severe burn. It is an ideal family 12:30 A. M. o'clock, local time, and that Be sure that your ticket reads over place of holding the circuit Court of printed and iii in said county Over Half a Century liniment. it will pay to the said Electric <'oin- said county. pany, its successors and assigns, al the the Chicago & Alton Kailroad. when its successive weeks previous to said A German Colonizing Company. matchless and direct lines can form the Hated. July 8th, A. D. 1895. day ot hearing. Old. Why Not rate of sixty dollars (860) per lamp per whole, or even a part of your journey. PHILIP LEONARD. .1. W, A company with a capital of $200,- annum of two hundred and sixty-live Mortgag (A true copy. Get the Best? )00 for the establishment of agricul- JAMES < IHARI/TON, 2ii"' nights for each are lamp, and General Passenger and Ticket Agent. NOAH W. CHEEVER, w.<.. r> AVER'S PILLS cure Headache. tural settlements in German southwest thirty-one dollars i*:>l per annum for 02 Chicago, 111. Attorney for Mortgagee. 85 L Africa has been formed in Saxony, each incandescent lamp, to be paid in ! 'rob THE ANN ARBOR REGISTER: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1895
An astdfiishmg discovery in regard U Why don't the men propose? How the production of electricity ia an-many New York women can sympathize nounced, which, if genuine, will do with :his wail from across the water! "AtloniPJ- lit Cuiv, Wilan, away with the necessity of burning coal. I wonder how many little tragedies Money loaned for outside pui-t it->...\ 11 Dr. Borchers, of Driesburg, Germany, there axe scattered about the town at The Gat legal business triven prompt attention. says'that he has found that electricity the. end of a Louden season. Do you is generated by the conversion of hydro- know, my heart often aches when I -S^ 1 For THIRTY-FIVE YEARS have W. S. MOORE. carbon and carbonic oxide into car- notice the pale cheeks and sad eyes of maintained their superiority for bonic acid, and as this is the same jome inotiier-riilden maidens who have thing that takes place in burning coal not succeeded in capturing an establish- . he accomplishes the same end by chem- Quality of Metal, DENTIST! ment. o£ their own. in spite of all their Work done in all forms of modern dentistry. cal means by what he-calls the wet rto» n ar steam engine utilizes new dresses and gaudy hats, and who, Workmanship, Guaranteed. bout 12 per cent, of the theoretical in consequence, ace a disappointment Uniformity, (U. OF M. GRADUATE.) nergy and a gas engine 20 per cent.. to their chaperons. I believe the whole 26 South Main Si., Ann Arbor Dr. Borchers claims that h|s new proc- modern system of society life in Lon- Because there was no place like the ss gives no less'than 3S per'cent. don is, to say the least of it, most gall- home where they used Durability* ing and trying to girls. Of course Sample card. 12 PENS, different numbers, HM. m MVHOLS,, chete. arei many -hriUiaat -exceptionB. • : ;; for all stylos' of writing, sent o» receipt of . File, 3 yuuwuiteed to cure files and .Ceosti- •tat *»h>*he'«kvei'*ge Welr-'bWtt, well- « CENTS in postage siamps. tiw itK)i>e.,nnd FreeKSaawple ifMni Re>;iHtei-tjdr't!haajjB»oist. il^an- -u-^ h'lbnsi 450 Broome St., New YorkV. . litres K st^i .i/,'/•;. will be till fie word itself is obsolete I v W )'«. No i'ostals-AnswjBirwe^.- Por ihtn,spe^;p^in^'';/' -in,. I liiu ii_ ii-is ad; by ^ailiftcst-Ulasi dtf-usr^wtB ;«rafy- 'M. » ill1'' vh«tJ'e.-und itv Ann.'Ai'lior.. Mich. l»\ il T ^ k XJitII I'll \l A/7WOY. iid4O» ) aaioe ,eqcflfi S'SMMM'Jii 3k- soared.t&a poline- -'--•* • ev«rytliipg clean. Keeps the v Contractor W& ''••happy; TVy;i*P" Sold evt" gM'w-rWe •co'un^rV t»u 'i p •tHincHeqnV'fHW'" " photographer's .-J1 <;.:.!... -i.- <• ow? jfi1;ngh'ting ai)out ot. ••;'ir-.
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