VOL. LXII.—NO. 33. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1897. WHOLE NO. 3353.

gold watch, 50 cents in money, and AN UNMARKED GRAVE. some other trifles. Dr. Ernest A. Clark examined the HIS SKULL CRUSHED The Resting Place in This City of body after it was taken from the water. Michigan's First Chief Justice. He found four bruises on the face, at PANT5 the outer side of the left eye, ou the The workmen, who weru laying the George Beckwith, of Chelsea, Michael Steele Laid Down on upper lid of the right eye, on the lower water pipes through Felch park last You could make that coat and vest last a few weeks Got Into the Huron the Railroad and Used Saturday came upon a heavy iron cask- lip aud on the ear, all of which were et, heavily coated with rust, whioh longer if you had an extra pair of pants. Eight here is similar and looked as if they had been was about six feet under the surface. where we can do you a little good and at the same time re- WEST OF FOSTER'S caused by some blunt instrument. He A TIE FOR A PILLOW. No name was found on the casket gave it as his opinion from the condi- which when opened disclosed the face duce our stock. We have more medium and light weight tion of the body that the young man's of an old man. The head and body pants than we want to carry over. And Sank Before Help Could death was caused by drowning and that His Body Was Still Warm were in almost a perfect state of pres- the blows received on his face were not ervation, the collar and necktie being You can have the choice of any $3.00 or $2.50 pant Be Rendered Him. sufficient to cause immediate death. When Picked Up. in position, nnd tha full-cheeked face The above story is gathered from the being covered by a beard. It was fin- evidenoe given at au inquest held yes- ally determined that this was the body Two Young Men Saw Him, But Heterday afternoon at E. Dieterle's under- He Was Subject to Fits of Numbness, For $1.65. the Result of Injuries to His of Chief Justioe William A. Fletcher," Was All Cramped Up and Was taking rooms before Coroner Ball and who died in this oity in 1852 after hav- The choice of any $3.00, $3.50 or $4.00 pant Drowned in Their Sight. a jury composed of Fred Jerry, Fred Head.—Was Probably Seiz- ed by One When Killed. ing lost his property, and who was —A Peculiar Case. J. Dausingbnrg, P. J. Lehman, Mar- buried at the expense of the Washte- tin Wackenhut, Jos. H. Ball and John naw bar. No stone had ever marked For $2.50. Dieterle, •when Dr. E. A. Clark, Ran- Michael Steele, a laborer who hadhis grave. The body was reinterred A most mysterious case of drowning som Armstrong, Walter Warren, Mon- been working for John Haulon, of Web-where found. You never can buy them as cheap again. Higher prices for occurred in the Huron river, just west roe Kendall, Fred Jerry and Sheriff Jud- ster, for the past few weeks, but who Judge Fletcher presided over the ter- of Foster's, abont 1:30 o'clcok Wednes- sou were examined as witnesses, andhad been around Ann Arbor for several •wool means higher prices for pants next season. day morning, of which George Beck- from a visit to the place. The inquest ritorial circuit court here from 1833 days last wetk, was struck by train until the state was admitted into the with, a paper hanger from Chelsea, was adjourned until Monday at 2 p. m.No. 8 going east on the Michigan Cen- nged 2 4 years, was the victim. In Nothing further than what was al- uuion. Judge Fletoher was the first tral at about 6 o'clock Sunday morning chief justice of the Supreme Court of company with Hansom Armstrong, also ready know was brought out at the in-and was instantly killed. The accident of Chelsea, be was in Ann Arbor, Tues- quest and how the young man got the state of Michigan, serving in that happened just by the Ann Arbor rail- capaoity from 1836 to 1842, when he 3loM& day, and attended Barnum & Bailey's across the intervening 10 acre fieldan droad bridge that crosses the Miohigan circns in the afternoon, both of them long stretch of swamp between the rail- resigned. He was a man of dignity Central tracks, and information of it and refinement and was respected by afterwards driving around the city road and the river to the plaoe where was brought to the depot by the engi- with an Ann Arbor friend. They went he was drowned, just above the old our citizens. Unfortunately he mar- to the Michigan Central depot with neer of No. 8. ried his landlady whose insane eccen- dam, is something that nobody knows. Coroner Ball was notified and he the iutenion of taking tbe 9 :48 p. m . Sheriff Judson traced his tracks through tricities are still remembered by many train, but before they could get there went to the spot where he found the of our older residents. They resided the swamp, and others who were in body of a man about 40 years of age the train pulledo ut and left them. They boats searching for the body saw where ou what is now the fine Smith property stayed around the depot about 20 min- lying near the traok. The skull was on the corner of Wasbtenaw and E. he hud slipped off the bank, whioh is crushed aud the body was still warm utes and then as Armstrong had to bequite steep, into the water. Whether University aves. She kept a cow and in Chelsea the next morning to open A coroners' jury was impaneled who bad the hay for it stored in their parlor. be was assaulted by some person or per- viewed the body aud it was taken to the store in which he is employed, they sons after he left Armstrong, and, She bought many silk dresses and had agreed to walk there and started off O. M. Maritu's undertaking establish- them made up but never wore them. SUMMER frightened and dazed by the blows re- ment. In his pockets were fonnd a let- along the track. When they got as far ceived, rushed ovsr the barbed wire Instead she wore a short calico dress in as the seoond bridge beyond Foster's, ter addressed to him from his mother which she used to oome down town to fence and through the field and marsh, Mrs. F. Steele, of 818 Willow et., Port FOOTWEAR Beckwith declared that he could go unheeding where he went, in an effort to sell eggs, taking the back streets to no further as his feet galled him. Huron, §14 in money and some other avoid the judge. She would make ap get away, until he found himself iu thesmall artioles. Armstrong rallied him and said river with no idea how to get out batches of pies, cakes and bread, fill Our loss is your gain. We are "You're not goiDg to shake me nowagain, ; or whether he left the track At the inquest held iu Martin's un- the oven and building no fire go away not going to tire you with a long Becky, are you?" and Beckwith said with the intention of striking across dertaking rooms Monday afternoon, to let them finish baking. Twice she he would go on to Chelsea. Armstrnog lots to get on the highway and becom- four witnesses were examined. The went east on visits, each time taking price list, but we beg of you to heed engineer and fireman of No. 8 testified with her a large barrel of soft soap. our announcement and fail not to started forward aud as he supposed ing entangled in the swamp got be- heard Beckwith's footsteps on thewildered and wandered into the river, that there was no negligence on theShe use to yell murder iu the dead of visit our place of business during gravel following him. After going a are only conjectures which cannot be part of the railroad employees. Theo- night, Finally the judge secured a di- this sale. short distance he heard the footsteps no verified. But the faot still remains dore Jaokson said he saw Steele walk- vorce from her. lonegr and turning round he cocld see that it is one of the most mysterious ing ou the track about 10 minutes be- In spite of his unfortunate marriage, no sign of Beckwith. He turned back cases of disappearance aud drowning fore the train oanie iu. He walked the judge was one of the great men of and as be walked kept calling out "Oh, that has ever happened in these parts. perfectly straight. When on the main Michigan and it is a shame that the WAHR & niLLER, Beok," "Beck where are you'" "Why track he laid down and to all appear- last resting place of the first chief jus- ances went to sleep. The evidence of don't you answer?" Receiving no re- DEATH OF MICHAEL J. HOWARD. tice of Michigan should go unmarked. esponse he commenced a systematic Charles Balfrauz, who was in a boat Money should be raited to purchase at THE SHOE MEN, 48 S. Main St., Ann Arbor. search for him along both sides of the on the river, was substantially to theleast a plain slab to mark the grave. railroad. Although he looked for half He Was a Former Resident of Super- same effect as that of Jackson. The au hour or more and called frequently ior Township- jury returned a verdict of accidental HIS CONSCIENCE TROUBLED HIM he could find no trace of him aud ne\ Michael J. Howard, a former resi- death in accordance witc these facts. er saw him again until be saw him adent of Washtenaw county,, died in John H. Steele, a brother of the de-And He Returned an Overdraft of N. B.-.We have several lots of Ladies' and Misses' | corpse. After his fruitless search Arm- Jackson, Monday, after a long illness. ceased, came here and took the remains Mileage Money. The funeral services were held in Jack- Boots and Oxfords going at One-Half the Kegular Price. strong walked onwards to Delhi, to Port Huron on the 3 :4T p. m. train A letter was received at the county where he sat down with a man em-son Tuesday and the remains were Monday, where they were interred. brought to Ann Arbor on the 11:05 a. treasurer's office Friday which created ployed in the mill there aDd told him He said that some years ago his brother considerable surprise to that official and how he had lost his companion. The m. tram aud were taken to St. Pat-got hurt in the mines iu northern Mich- rick's cemetery, Northfield, where they others who saw it ou account of the in- man told him he was expecting three igan, since which time he had trouble frequency of such cases of extreme hon- young men from the circns and Arm- were placed in the family burial lot be-with his head and had been subject to side those of his wife. esty after many days. It was as fol- strong waited until they came up fits of apparent numbness of his faculties lows: when be enquired of them if they had Mr. Howard was well known in Ann when be would have no control over 'Mr. Treasurer of Washtenaw Co. : seen his chum. They had seen no oneArbor and had many friends here. himself, and it is probable that during one of these fits he fell down on the "Dear Sir,—Some years ago when BUSY STORE and shortly afterwards Armstrong left He was a son-in-law of Mrs. Kather- the Wabash Railroad was first built and riid= for Chelsea, arriving there at about ine Herey, of Spring st. Born in thetrack Sunday morning, never to rise OF again alive. while living iu Augusta township, I 4 o'clock. It was 12:45 standard when township of Webster, he was educated was nailed on to Eerve as juror in the Armstrong was at Delhi. in the district school and the Normal THE SCAFFOLD FELL. circuit court. As I was about to return S chair er & Millen. Summer At about 1 o'clock or 1:30 Wednes- school, Ypsilanti, afterwards locating in borne the clerk gave me a check to go day morning Walter Warren and Mon- Superior township on a farm. He rep- Will Prevent Some Contemplated Im- by way of Milan to Willis and thence roe Kendall, two young men living at resented bis towu for years as supervis- provements to the Athens Theater. borne—making about 24 miles. I could or, justice of the peace and commis- Foster's, returned home from the circus A narrow escape from serious injury get home by way of Ypsilanti in about in company with two girls named Kate sioner of roads. Four years ago he re- 10 miles by walking down frjin Ypsi- moved to Jackson where he had a pros- happened at the Athens Theater Tues- CLEARING SALE! and Mary Neff who live on the oppo- day afternoon, when Win. Neithammer, lauti, making a difference of eight site side of the river from the railroad. perous business. He leaves three miles. After taking the T. & A. A. daughters and three brothers. Fred Mills aud William Leonard were When they arrived at the home of the precipitated from a scaffolding they train the conductor informed me that Goods Marked poWq iij Neffs Warren sat down on the steps and Whitmore Lake Bicycle Path. were building 40 feet in the air by thetheie was no connection at Milan so I the other three went into the house. At a meeting of the executive com- supports giviug way. The scaffold ohanged at Pittsford and went by way Every Pepariijieijt. As he sat there Warren heard a cry mittee of the Ann Arbor Cycle Club was to be used by the workmen who of Ypsilanti. It happened to ocour to from the direction of the river. It was held on Monday afternoon F. T. Me-were going to tint the walls of the me while in Ann Arbor that I had over- repeated, and then he oalled out toOmber, treasurer of the bicyole path theater. Luckily the men fell between drawn and seeing that it should be paid READ THE SPECIAL ITEMS WE Kendall that there was someone in committee, made his report. It showed the rows of seats and beyond some I send you herewith P. O. order for 85 trouble down there. Both young men that 371 people had contributed to thbbruises were uninjured. A number of cents and 3 cents for a receipt. OFFER. (made their way down to the river and fund iu sums ranging from 25 cents to seats were completely ruined aud others "Yours respectfully, by stooping down they oould see the$25 and that the total amount collected were more or less broken. The dam- "A. B. DERBYSHIRE, A Great Wrapper Sale. head and shouders of a man who called was $771.25. Of this there is a bal-age done will necessitate a postpone- "Manton, Mich." As the treasurer did not know in 300 Bought from a manufacturer at loudly for help as he was drowning. ance on band of $5.73 There is, how-ment of the tinting of the walls until about HALF PRICE. Warren called to him to get hold of theever, .$91.75 which has been subscribed next year as the time is getting so what fund the returned money could be bushes aud get to shore. "I have my consistently placed at this late day, the 75 Stylish Standard Print Wrappers, and is uncollected, most of which is short before the theater will be. re- the $1.00 kind, Light and Dark Colors, foot on a stone," said the man in thegood. It is greatly needed to do some opened and it is a matter that is much money was returned to the sender. river, "and I'm all cramped up. Come necessary work on the path at the pres to be regretted as the theater goers only 69c each. HAD HIS POCKETS PICKED. Pretty Lawn and Percale Wrappers, quick or Til drown." ent time. It is said there are 2,200 had begun to congratulate themselves the $1.50 kind, For This Sale »8c each. Kendall threw off bis clothes and wheelmen in the city and the treasurers' that an entirely new looking interior report shows that just one-sixth of them would greet their gaze this season. Prof. M. L. D'Ooge Was Stranded at The $2 Percale aud' Lawn Wrappers, shoes and going into the water swan Tacoma in Consequence. For This Sale $1.25 each. off in the direction of the sounds. He have contributed to the path, although HIS SPINAL CORD IS SEVERED Word was received here Monday did not get far before a splash in the t is probable that fully one-half of night that Prof. M. L. D'Ooge had his water was heard, the man's head and them make use of it. This is not as it pockets picked at Taooma, Wash., and BEAD THF LOW PKICJES WE MAKE ON shoulder sank from view. They did should be. Improvements, even bicycle But Rntherford Rogers, of Vermont- ville, Is Still Alive. was stranded in that city with his wife. not see him again, but they heard him paths, need money to keep them in good The professor was passing through the WASH GOODS AND COTTONS. come up and cough the water out of shape, and those who use the path Rutherford Rogers, a lad living 100 Pieces Light and Dark Dress Prints, all good styles, at 4c a yd. northeast of Vermontville, got caught gate at the railway station at the time his mouth and throat, then he sank should be honest enough to help sup- the robbery occurred, and not only was One Case Chambray Prints, at 5c a yd. again and although Kendall swam over port it. under a building and was terribly in Selling Out 10c Dimities at 5c a yd. to where he had been and stayed for iured. Dr. Nancrede advised that heall bin available cash taken but trans- Selling Out 15c Dimities at 1<>C a yd. several minutes he could see no trace of A Horse and Bulldog Fight. oe brought to tbe university hospital, portation for himself and wife. He was Selling Out 20c Dimities at 12ic a yd. Dr. John Kapp witnessed and put traveling with a large party but was Selling Out a lot of Children's Dimity Dresses at 19c each. him. Both Kendall and Warren then where it was found that his back was went back to the Neff house, and when au end to an exciting fight between his fractured and the spinal cord severed. compelled to stay in Tacoma in the Selling Out 3 Bales, Yard Wide Sheeting, at 4c a yd. hopes that the thief would be captured 15 Pieces Stripe and Check Shirting ar , 5c a yd. Kendall was fully dressed went over to 100 pound bulldog Prince and a favor- The doctor gave no hope of his recov- One Case, Yard Wide Bleached Cotton ar 5c a yd. William Clark's, who lives near by, ite horse last Friday night The dogery. Young Rogers, however, is still and the property recovered, while the Selling Best Quality Lonsdale Cambric at 10c a yd. told him the circumstances and asked is a ferocious oue and is usually kept alive, although he has lost the use of rest went on to Portland. 5 Pieces 9-4 Sheeting at l^*c a yd. him what they should do. He told chained up. Friday afternoon the bis limbs below tte chest. He eats 50 Pieces Pretty Plaid 10c Ginghams at 5c a yd. dootor's barn boy let the dog loose to A Fairly Honest Fellow. hem to go to Ann Arbor and tell Sheriff heartily aud of what he wishes with- Supt. 3. B. Yohe, of the Pittsburg 25 Prices White India Linen at 5c a yd. Judson. This, Warren, in company kill a rat in the street and did not tie out any harm, and is cheerful aud be- Ypsilanti Dress Stays -6ca s ^1- him up again. In the evening Dr. and Lake Erie railroad, who was visit- with a brother of the Neff girls did, lieves he will ultimately recover. It is ing Mayor Harding, of Ypsilanti, in 20 Dozen Stockinet Rubber Dress Shields at 5c a pair. arriving in Ann Arbor at 3 o'clock. Kapp went into the barn. He found the a strange case. dog standing over the rat with blood company with his host took a drive to 200 Chenille Table Covers at 59c each. Kendall in the meantime stayed in Ann Arbor aud on the trip lost his pass the house. in his eye. The doctor went over to Michigan Central Indebtedness. his horse which was lying down, the The Miohigan Central is refunding pocket book containing $10 and passes Shirt Waists, Wrappers and Skirts. Abont 6 o'clock Sheriff Judson and dog following him. In some way theits funded debt at a lower rate of inter- on 30 different railroads in the United We have cut the price in this stock away down—200 stylish Up-to- Coroner Ball arrived at Foster's and dog disturbed the horse and it moved est, aud will soou announce an issue of States. Wednesday of last week he date Shirt Waists marked clown about HALF PBICE to close. received a telegram from Pittsburg stat- FIVE SPECIAL TABLES at 25c, 39c, 69c, 89c, and $1.0O search was at once begun for the body. slightly. In an instant the dog $10,000,000 three and one-balf per It was not until 11 o'clock after Mr. fastened his teeth iu the horse's foreleg cent bonds to retire $8,000,000 sevens ing that the passes had been mailed to waists, worth up to $2.00, all must be sold during this sale. him there. He replied and found that Dress Skirts all MARKED DOWN. The low price we hav« made Judson had returned to Ann Arbor and and then a fight began. The horse and 12,000,000 fives due in 190a. The taken out with him Deputy Sheriff Fred kicked and screamed and the dog chew- management expeots to save about 1>£ whoever had picked up the pocketbook will clear them out. , . Q_ Jerry that the latter saw the body lying had taken from it the $10 bill, but had 100 Silk Twill Umbrellas, the $1.35 kind, for ...98c ed and hung on. Finally the doctor saw per cent ou the stock by this operation. on its back with the hands upraised in that the horse would soon be killed by Outside of these bonds, the Michigan returned the passes which were of no 300 2-Bushel Grain Bags, at \3f eacn. value to the finder. "Now that's 25 pieces Table Oil Cloth, at 19Ca ?«• about five feet of water. With the aidthe dog, so he went to tbe house, got Central has outstanding only §16,205,- of a forked stick the body was aised his Winchester rifle, and holding the 000 bonds, most of them assumed from what I call a pretty honest fellow," and taken to shore and later taken to lantern so that he could see to aim heleased lines, and ail but 84,500,000 of said Mr. Yohe. "He only took the Dieterle's undertaking rooms, Ann Ar ended the fight by putting a bullet these bear less than 6 per cent interest. reward he was entitled to and returned SCHAT~R & MILN bor. In the evening the body was through the dog's heart. The company already has outstanding me the thiugs that would do me the taken to Chelsea for burial. In the most good and which were of no avail Ann Arbor's Greatest Bargain Store. $671,000 guaranteed bonds at 3 per cent to him." I pockets of his clothes were found a Subscribe for the Argus now. aud 12,000,000 at 3j£ per cent. 2 ANN ARBOR ARGUS, AUGUST 20, 1897.

Augustus Newburger, ( Chelsea, ?tingr Electricity. HEEDLESS WOMEN. has been granted a restoraticn and in- s on the part of the motor- WE WILL SEND YOU crease of pension. man is, according to recent investiga- Miss Josie McGuire, of Ypsilanti, tions, the cause of a grertt waste of elec- They Pay a Sad Penalty for Their trical force. This occur?at the starting Pure died in Ft. Collins, Colo , Aug. C, of If women only heeded first p Blood means sound health. With pure, hemorrhage of the lungs. and stopping. Sometimes the power is toms—nervous>uess, backache, head- rich, healthy blood, the stomach and di- Oae hundred and twenty-five teachers left on until after the brakes are set, at ache, lassitude, loss of appetite and gestive organs will be vigorous, and there attended the sessions of the teachers' other times there are merely partial sleep; palpi- currents, but quite enough to foot up a A pargaiij- will be no dyspepsia. Kheumatism and institute at Ypsilanti last week. tation, melan- AND Neuralgia will be unknown. Scrofula and considerable aggregate. In fact, it is es- choly, "blues," Salt Kheum will disappear. With pure The seven years old daughter of Mr.timated that as much as 20 per cent of and Mrs. W. P. Elliot, of Ypsilanti power may be lost in this way. So etc., and at town, died Friday night of measles. noticeable has this become that it has once removed • THE ANN ARBOR ARGUS Mrs. James Bowen, of Ypsilauti, been found advisable to adopt a very th3 cause with died Monday night of blood poison- simple device by means of which the Lydia E. ing. lost current is, at least approximately, Pinkham's Blood Vegetable Both One Year for Only $1.75. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Platt, of Pitts- measured, and the amount thereof can Your nerves will be strong, and your be charged up against the unskillful or Com- sleep sound, sweet and refreshing. field, entertained the members of the pound, You can find no Agricultural paper that will give you as much solid, Hood's Sarsaparilla makes pure blood. Saline Grange at their home on Satur- careless motorman. there practical matter devoted to the farm as The Michigan Farmer with its 20 That is why it cures so many diseases. day. This device consists of a strip of would be paaes filled each week with articles from the most practical and successful That is why so many thousands take it alloy placed in a box prepared to re- farmers in the country. to cure disease, retain good health, pre- Henry Sirnms, of Webster, has a field ceive it. The alloy is held against the much less vent sickness and suffering. Remember on his farm in which 10 large rattle- wire by a weight attached to the lower suffering. The market reports are as complete and reliable as time and money can snakes were killed during the present end of the strip. It is supported by a But they are make them...... , ^ harvest. short piece of German silver wire of careless, or their physician is to blame, .Send direct to The Michigan Farmer, Detroit, Mich., tor a free sample Rev. Frank Kennedy, of Ypsilanti, such cross section as to be heated by the and they drift into some distressing copy. a few days ago received a letter ad- current which flows through it to oper- female disease. The Vegetable Com- Address all subscriptions to Hood's dressed to "Rev. Father Canada, ate the car. At a certain temperature pound at once removes all irregulari- Ysplanta, Mich." the wire melts its way through the strip ties of the monthly period: inflam- THE ANN ARBOR ARGUS, ANN ARBOR, MICH. Sarsaparilla The piano pupils of- Miss Maude of alloy, thus allowing the strip and mation, ulceration and displacement Wortley, of Chelsea, will figure in a weight to descend. There is an auto- of the womb, and all female troubles. Is the One True Blood Purifier. $1 per bottle. All druggists have it. Write to Mrs. u J» ri-ii cure Uver Ills; easy *° recital at the opera house in that vil- matic device to prevent injury to the rlOOQ S PlllS take, easy to operate. 25c. lage this evening. recorder or the stoppage of the car in Pinkham at Lynn, Mass., if you wish FOR THE SUMMER WEATHER The barn on the Sundberg farm in case the wire should melt under an ab- for advice, which she will give you ..ORDER.. Augusta was struck by lightning Mon- normal current. The recorder is pushed free. WASHTENAWISMS. day and was burned with all its con- into place, at the same moment closing "I should not be alive to-day, it it tents. Iusured in the Washtenaw Mu- the car circuit. To insure its use the ar- had not been for Lydia E. Pinkham's tual. rangement is such that unless the re- Veg-etable Compound. I was suffering- corder is in place the circuit is open, greatly from an attack of female Pure Export and Lager Beer Manchester celery growers have com- Miss Effie Cundiff and Mr. Theodore menced shipping celery. and the car will not start. A record is weakness, and nothing- I had tiled OF THE H. Townsend, were married at the kept of the number of miles each man could give me relief; when by the J. P. Wood & Co., of Chelsea, have home of the bride's mother, Mrs. N.runs and the number of inches of alloy advice of a friend I began the Com- over 60 people at work in their bean E. Cuudiff, in Ypsilanti, Wednesday melted during the run. This is returned pound. After using it two montns I picking establishment. evening. at the end of a month and is posted up was a different girl, and now at tht end ANN ARBOR BREWING CO, Milan is] to have a kindergarten. Miss K. Maude Cady, formerly critic over against the man's name. It has of six I am entirely cured."—MRS. Mrs. Farnk Easterly will open one at teacher at the Normal school, Ypsilanti, been estimated that a considerable sav- srj. Patchog-ue, L. I. her home about Sept. 1. was married Tuesday, Aug. 10, to Mr. ing is effected by this means.—New Your trade solicited Rev. Mr. Galpin, a former pastor of Herbert C. Blount, of Wayne, by Rev. York Ledger. SPANKING AN ELEPHANT. and all orders St. James' church, Dexter, will con- B. F. Aldrich. duct the services next Sunday. Dr. Edward Batwell, of Ypsilauti, Did You Ever. Remarkable Occurrence In Which One promptly filled. The ladies of St. Mary's church, fell from the loft of his barn Friday Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for Animal Had to Punish Another. Either in bottles or Manchester, gave a picnic in Schmid's and struck on the back of his neck, in- your troubles? If not, get a bottle Did you ever see an elephant spanked? grove yesterday afternoon and evening. juring his spine somewhat. He also now and get relief. This medicine has Scarcely, for they don't do such things kegs. sprained his wrist. been found to be peculiarly adapted to in this country, but they do in India. Moore Bros., wbo have been running the relief and cure of all Female Com- a machine repair shop at Chelsea for A new hose wagon has been ordered Captain Martin of the British army, plaints, exerting a wonderful direct stationed at Campbellpore, vouches for some months, have moved their outfit for the use of the Ypsilanti fire de- influence in giving strength and tone partment from the Studebak9r com- this story: Elephant Abdul (No. lo) TELEPHONE NO. 101 to Marion. to the organs. It' you have Loss of was on trial for killing his keeper, Syce Miss Carrie Haight gives a musical pany, which is to be ready foi use Dec. Appetite, Constiuation, Headache, 1 and cost $397.50. Fainting Spells, or are Nervous, Sleep- Ramboucles, by picking him up by the recital at Milan tonight for the benefit less, Excitable, Melancholy, or trou- legs and crushing his skull against a of the Presbyterian Sunday school of William Cushman, formerly well bled with Dizzy Spells, Electric Bitters tree. STOCK KAISERS, Find Openings in that place. knowu in this county, died at his home is the medicine you ueed. Health and The president of the court martial was FARMERS, Tbe Salem Butter and Cheese Co. in Indianapolis, Ind., Wednesday, Aug. Strength are guaranteed by its use.Major Cameron of the Thirty-fourth furnished D. M. Paokard with milk 4. The funeral was held at his oldLorge bottles only fifty cents, at the Hagras native infantry. He read the LUMBERMEN, home, Chelsea, Saturday, Aug. 7. drugstores of the Eberbach Drug & for the soldier's encampment at Island Chemical Co., Ann Arbor, and Geo. J. charge, and then witnesses proved that MINERS, ONTANA Lake last week. Henry Booth, of Dexter, was putting Haeussler, Manchester. Abdul was guilty as charged. The pres- Milan wants a new well for its school away his binder the other day when ident then sentenced the culprit to 50 MANUFACTURERS, house as the water in tbe one put inone of the lifting levers flew up and The Young Member. lashes and to two years' imprisonment. MERCHANTS, last year is too salty to be used for struck his arm, tearing it so that it Grautley Berkeley tells, in his "Life Two elephants led Abdul to an open 'The Treasure State." drinkirjg purpose. took 12 stitches to close the wound. and Recollections," how a member for space, and in the presence of the whole battery the punishment began. The cul- 1 Irwin Shepard, a former resident of Ludlow, in the last parliament of Wil- 1i^1 O ^J /~\ XT Q looking for locations are invited to inrestigratettae opportunities offered Mr. Jay L. Rowland and Miss Jessie prit trumpeted in fear and made an un- " - IV k? V-J > k? to all classes in one of the most resourceful States" in the Union. Ad- Irene Stever will be married Tuesday Chelsea, now presideut of the Minne- liam IV., "tried to make a maiden dress the Secretary of the Board of Trade, GREAT FALLS, Montana. Secretary of Board sota State Normal School, has been speech, and, rising in his place with a earthly noise. Pof Trade, KALISPELL. Montana, Secretary of Board of Trade, HELENA, Montana, Secre- evening next at the home of the bride's There were 14 elephants on one side taryof Board of Trade, BCJrTdS, Moa tana, or F. I. WHITNEY, G. P. & T. A., G. N. Ry., St. parents in Milan. awarded a medal by recent action of very La.'d head, known, too, as he was Paul,Minnesota. congress, for personal gallantry at the to cverycody, as one of the oldest stag- and the officers and men of tbe battery The Chelsea Water Works Co. hassiege of Knoxville. ers in ;.il the ways of the world, he be- on the other three. In tbe center of this filed articles of incorporation with the gan wiih great affectation of inexperi- hollow square stood Lalla (No. 1), the secretary of state. Its oapital stock is Two Bridgewater farmers had badence and with an exceedingly mild flogger, and the prisoner. The latter "THERE IS SCIENCE IN NEATNESS." placed at f 10,000. luck with their horses last week. Wm. voice, 'Mr. Speaker, I am but a young was chained by the four legs to as many The children oi the late Michael Fos- Westfall had one seriously if not fatally member.' On hearing this assertion heavy iron pegs and could not move. BE WISE AND USE ' t3r, of Sylvan, with their families had injured on a barbed wire fence, and Hi- from so well known and crafty a mau, Fastened to Lalla's trunk was an im- a picnic and family reunion at Cavan- ram Martin was obliged to kill a young possessing so venerable a pate, the en- mense cable chain. When all was ready, angh Lake, Tuesday of last week. horse, sick with distemper. tire house roared with laughter! Twice the major gave the word, and down Mrs. Charles Kellogg, of Sylvan, St. Mary's Catholic church, Piiick- he stopped, and three times he com-came the chain with a resounding ney, had a picnic yesterday at which menced with these words, but it was whack. Abdul roared for all he was SAPOLIO was knocked insensible the other day through b6ing struck by a mail sack Rev. L. P. Goldrick, of Northfield, useless. The house would not listen, worth. Fifty times was the operation thrown off a train by a mail clerk. and James E. Harkins, of Ann Arbor, and he never to my knowledge essayed repeated, and then Abdul was taken to were among the singers, and Lombard's to speak again, or, if he did, tbe sight a compound, where he remained a pris- Chelsea is soon to have two more orchestra furnished the music of his bald head, set his audience in a oner for two years. —New York Journal. physicians in the persons of Dr. W. W. Robert Sherwood, of Cherry Hill, roar." Parliamentary manners are CATHARTIC Williams and his wife Dr. Mary Wil- milder in these times, but a titter has OASTOHIA. liams, who are about to settle there. is 95 years old, but is still active enough so that he walked from that gone round tbe chamber, even during Win. Dewey and James Hog an, of place to Ypailanti the other day, only the existence of the present house of Bridgewater, last week imported five complaining a little of being tired in commons, when a venerable looking carloads of sheep and one carload of his legs when he got there. member of 60 claimed indulgence for cattle from Chicago for their own use. his maiden speech.—Gentleman's Mag- Light. The potato bug will no longer be a azine. It is now tbe general conclusion of Wm. Roberts, of Salem, died Mon- faotor in our civilization. A Missouri scientists that light is simply the result CURE CONSTIPATION day, Aug. 9, of typhoid pneumonia and farmer, after numerous experiments, of vibrations or waves which occur in was buried tte Wednesday following, thinks he has succeeded in developing If joueat what you like, and digest a hypothetical substance known as the Rev. Hannaford conducting the services. it. \"ou will surely be strong and a potato that will grow without vines. heal'thy. ether, a substance supposed to permeate The colored people of Whittaker have He says a field planted with vineless But if you don't digest it, you might all space and all object3 and to be co- been enoying the excitement incidental potatoes may be worked with the ordin- almost as well not eat, for what good extensive with the universe. According to a religious camp meetng since last ary harrow.—Dexter Leader. can your food do you if it doesn't to this theory, when the ether is caused Saturday. The meeting will close Sun- nourish you? to vibrate at a certain rate it gives rise day. An interesting study in oil of a Creole If you find that you can't digest it, to the sensation of light in proportion girl's head, painted by Mi6S Alice Gor- there is a simple help for your stomtch. to the rate of vibration, or, in other Potato bugs must have been thick in man, of Chelsea, is on exhibition at It is Shaker Digestive Cordial, made the neighborhood of Saline this year, words, the wave length. In this way, O'Leary's art rooms on Woodward ave. by the Shakers of Mount Lebanon. It chemists assert, tbe various colors are as Ford & Son have sold over four tons Miss Gorman has been an art student in has never failed to cure the worst ease of potato bug exterminator during the of indigestion. produced, red having the longest wave AN OPEN LETTER New York for five years and this is her length and violet the shortest wave season. first picture to be shown in Detroit. It Strength and health come from the food you eat, after it has been digested length of any of the colors—that is, Jake Luokhard, of Bridgewater, re- has been very highly complimented. and has gone into the blood. there are more waves or vibrations in a To MOTHERS. ceived a ball in his foot near the ankle Detroit Evening News.. given time in the case of violet than in WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE bone the other day while he and some The best tonic is digested food. The A team of horses belonging to T. best aid to digestion, Shaker Digestive the case of red light. Briefly, in rela- EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD "CASTORIA," AND other boys were shooting at a mark Cordial. tion to this peculiar phenomenon, the "PITCHER'S CASTORIA," AS OUR TRADE'MARK. with a rifle. Drislane, of Chelsea, driven by George Kempf, ran away with a wagon loaded When you have acid eructations, theory is that colored bodies owe their Prof. Albert Dorr, of Manchester, nausea, headache, wind, dizziness, color to the fact that they exert a select- I, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyannis, Massachusetts, with empty egg crates at jManchester, offensive breath, or any other symptoms has secured a position in the Golden, on Wednesday of last week. Kempf of djs.jepsia, Shaker Digestive Cordial ive action on the waves or rays of light was the originator of "PITCHER'S CASTORIA," the same Colorado, schools, where he will teaoh was thrown, or fell off the load and will cure you. which fall upon them, allowing some that has borne and does now ^-rf ^ . ^—- on every biology and Latin. He has gone west got a gash in his head and two teeth At druggists, trial bottle 10 cents. to pass on, and so give the effect of color, /r to take up his duties. knocked out, while the wagon and while others are absorbed or destroyed. bear the facsimile signature of O^L^/zT^c^U: wrapper. Miss Pearl Field, of Flint, who orates were spread around on tbe road Banking In Melbourne. Educate Tour Bowels With Casearets. This is the original" PITCHER'S CASTORIA," which has been taught in the Chelsea high school last and the horses had their legs cut up The banks and banking business here Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever. year, was married in Flint, Aug. 10,quite badly. are a marvel to Americans. There are 10c, 25c. It C.CC. fail, druggists refund money. used in the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty to Rev. A. Ames Maywood, pastor of 17 banks in this city. The three largest Mrs and Mrs. Paul Kress, of Man- have deposits cf nearly £18,000,000 Big Purchase of Lumber. years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is the M. E. church, at Holly. chester, were at Ypsilanti, Tuesday Menominee, Mich., Aug. 17.—Smith, The Sunday school children of St.morning, on their way huine from De- ($90,000,000). They carry large cash Fassett & Co. of Tonawanda, O., have the kind you have always bought —rf — on the Mary's church, Chelsea, had their an- troit, when as they were getting off the reserves and make advances to cus- purchased 5,000,000 feet of mill run white nual picnic at Cavanaugh Lake, Tues- train a oonple of fellows jostled up tomers on quite a different system pine lumber from the Spalding Lumber and has the signature- of C&i&%7&&&U wrap- day. It was a successful one and all from our banks—on open accounts or company, which is now being sawed at against Mr. Kress and went through overdrafts, as we call it. They all is- the Cedar River mills. The deal was per: No one has authority from me to use my name ex- who attended had a good time. his pocket, securing $8 in money. Mr. sue notes, one colony cashing the notes closed Tuesday, and involves a consider- cept The Centaur Company of which Chas. H. Fletcher is H. M. Curtis, of Ypsilanti, has the Kress reported his loss to the conductor of another at a discount of so much. ation of about $85,000. The lumber will Sandwich Island fever in earnest. He who placed the men under arrest and .They charge you a little something for be shipped by water as soon as cut. President. * has instructed his brother-in-law there oarried them to Ann Arbor where they were turned over to the police. everything they do, but then you know Wage Question Settled. . March 8,1897. 0^~^&<*<^*~**».Xr> to purchase for him 80 acres of coffee that's after the English system of trad- Pottstown, Pa., Aug. 17.—The wage land and he will perhaps go there this Died in Sharon, Wednesday, Aug. ing. They use the check system, and question between George B. Lessig, pro- fall. 11, of old age, Christian Obersohmidt, everybody has an account and nearly prietor, and the employes of the Uni- Do Not Be Deceived. 0. E. Samson jr.. was married to aged 81 years. Deceased was borneverybody overdraws. A fellow told me versal mill has at last been settled, and Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting the other day that the man who couldn't this plant, together with the slxty-five- Miss Louise Rose Dusbiber, Tuesday April 10, 1816, in Holzen, Prussia. inch mill resumed work with 300 men. a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you afternoon of last week at the residence At the age of 27 he came to America overdraw his account didn't amount to The men, it is understood, will receive of his father, Charles E. Samson in Yp-and worked in New York and other touch. There is not more loss to the almost as much as they demanded. (because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in- silanti. Rev. Dr. Ryan performed the places about two years, when he came banks here than in America from over- gredients of which even he does not know. ceremony. to Miohigan, finally taking up the last draft. The banking business seems of the government land in Sharon. He thrifty.—Melbourne Letter., A street fakir tried to work a Man-was twice married. By his first wife "The Kind You Have Always Bought" chester crowd with the old brass watch When Baby V»_J sick, we gave her Castoria. BEARS THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF and $10 bill racket the other day. he left six grown children, and by the Bucklen 's Arnica Salve second wife, wbo survives him, he The Best Salve in the world lor Cuts, When she was a Child, she cried for Castor-ia.. There were only two young suckers who leaves eight children. The funeral was Bruises, Sores, Ulsers, Salt Rheum, When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. bit and they pooled their savings in held at the Center church in Sharon, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, When she had Children, she gave them Castoria order to bite. Friday afternoon, Revs. Bradley, of Chilblalns,Corns,and all Skin Eruptions Tuesday Aug. 10, w :s the 40th anni- Grass Lake and Sohoettle, of Man-and positively cures Piles ,or no pay versary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. chester, officiating.—Manchester Enter- required. It Is guaranteed to give per- Peter Gninan, of Alajchester, who areprise. tect satisfaction, or money refunded. now with their <3an£bier, Mrs. Nord- Price, 25 ecntB per box. For sale by The Eberbach Drug and Chemical Co., man, near Dsxter, and ih y were given There's IIO qnstion about it. Hood's Ann Arbor, and Geo. J. Ilaussler, Insist on Having a pleasant surpr;:" party by Mr. andSarsaparilla is the best blood purifier. Manchester. Mrs. Nordman. They received several Tiiis is proven by its wonderful cures The Kind That Never Failed You. presents from their children. of blood diseases. Pain has no show with Dr, Miles' Pain Pills. THE CENTAUR COMPANY, »7 I»UBH»T I ANN ARBOR ARGUS, AUGUST 20 1897.

Adrian Press Items. THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE. MAKING TOOTHPICKS. Recently an Ypsilanti dog rnshed Lung Troubles and Consumption Can out and dined off the calf of a Chelsea $3.25 FOE $1.75. THE INQUISITIVE MAN LEARNS SOME- cyder's leg. The dog has just effected be Cured. a settlement of the case, paying $100. Merchat ts Believe Good Times THING IN LEWISTON. An Eminent New York Chemist and Scientist Have Arrived. It was a very dear dinner. Makes a Free Offer to Our Readers. He Is Shown Over the Toothpick Factory At Ypsilanti, Emancipation day, one Sogers, a runner from Conneant, Ohio, The distinguished chemist, T. A. Our Premium Offer STORIES THEY TELL AT CHICAGO. by a Bright Boy Who Was There For Slocum, of New York City, demonstrat- That Purpose—A Big Machine Too In- made a 150-yard dash in 15 seconds flat ing his discovery of a reliable cure for Every reader should know and understand this extraordinary offer. tricate For Description. and then sprinted 100 yards in 9 4-5 Consumption (Pulmonary Tuber- Visitors from Many Sections Agree That seconds, which the Ypsilantian states is It means money in their pockets. Prosperity Is at Hand—Factories Run- culosis), bronchial, lung and chest The inquisitive man alighted from almost world's record time." No troubles, stubborn coughs, catarrhal ning on Full Time and Crop Prospects the cars in the city of Lewiston, Me., Were Never Better—Large Orders for discount on dat' ar chile. It was ob- affections, general decline and weak- The Farmer is Interested! and stood on the station platform in an ierved that he kept constantly ahead ness, loss of flesh, and all conditions of Goods Placed by the Visiting Merchants attitude of indecision, for he was at a wasting away, will send THREE —Local Dealers Declare Business Good. of his traoks during both races. The Gardener is Interested! loss to say in which direction it would "Railroad Jack, the hammock rider" FREE BOTTLES (all different) of his Chicago, Aug. 17.—Prosperity has be most desirable to turn. New Discoveries to any afflicted reader really arrived. Out of twenty-two mer- —so this rancid pestilence signs himself of this paper writing for them. "I can earn a dollar a day packing —was in Dundee last week and wrote a The Housewife is Interested! chants interviewed at random as they toothpicks, and that is better than His "New Scientific Treatment"' has came into the headquarters of the Na- ard for publication in the Reporter, in cured thousands permanently by its working in the cotton factories," he which he praised Dundee for hospitality timely use, and he considers it a simple The Flower Grower is Interested! tional Association of Merchants and heard a little girl say to a companion, Travelers within an hour Tuesdaymorn- and the editor for "extending the right professional duty to suffering humanity and instantly the inquisitive man had iand of fellowship" while in his office. to donate a trial of his infallible cure. Ing, eighteen of them reported a marked found an occupation. v 3ro. Oarr, uid you actually shake hands Science daily develops new wonders, increase of business within + io past "Packing toothpicks! Of all things, and this great chemist, patiently ex- six months. The past two or three with that dirty devil? If so, give us perimenting for years, has produced WHY? I prefer to see a toothpick factory, and your left paw hereafter. months have shown a big gain in each it is fortunate I blundered on board results us beneficial to humanity as We have arranged with the world-renowned seedsmen, JAMES case. Only one man reported a slight that train," he said to himself. A Detroit bicyclist on his way to the can be claimed by any modern genius. VICK'S SONS, Rochester, N. Y., to furnish their celebrated seeds decrease, and .he said there is now ev- Then, with the air of one bent on Slondyke passed through Dexter on his His assertion that lung troubles and and Vick's Illustrated Monthly Magazine one year, which will be ery ri'ospect of gain. Three did tlu> wheel last Thursday. He started with consumption are curable in any climate given to each newyeatly subscriber of the Ann Arbor Argus, upon most urgent business, the inquisitive is proven by "heartfelt letters of grati- same emount of business this year they man set out in search of the toothpick to in bis inside pocket, bnt expeots to receipt of only SI.75 cash. did last year. return a millionaire.—Dexter Leader. tude,"' tiled in his American, and Euro- factory. pean laboratories in thousands from OUR OFFER IS THIS : It was not so imposing a structure as He is mnoh more likely to return with those cured in all parts of the world. Every man of the twenty-two said the FLOWERS. . feeling of prosperity is in the air in his he had expected to see, but there was a puncture in his ambition, his bear- The dread Consumption, uninter- VEGETABLES. locality. Every one looks for rapid re- so much bustle and semblance of in- ngs hot with friction and the sprockets rupted, means speedy and certain I pkt. Beet, Imp. Early Blood Turnip ,r>c 1 pkt. Asters ir>r of his pocket book broken—a soundly death. Cabbage, Eswly Summer 5o Sweet Peas 5c vivals. Jobbers and retailers are con- dustry everywhere around the establish- Carrot, Chantenay... 5c " Nicotiana 5c vinced this "prosperity" is the genuine ment that his disappointment as to the converted free silverite at the ratio of Simply write to T. A. Slocum, M. C, Celery, White Plume 5c " Candytuft 5c article. It no longer consists of: trying 16 to 1. 98 Pine street, New York, giving post- Corn, Evergreen 10c " Balsam 15c general appearance of the building was Bachelor Button 5o to smile pleasantly and attempting to soon forgotten. office and express address, and the free Cucumber, Early White Spine 6c At the Hawkins house, Ypsilanti, re- medicine will be promptly sent direct Lettuce. Early Curled Simpson 5c " IManthua 5c make oneself believe what he really Inclosing the structure, as if to pre- Musk Melon, Hackensuok 5c " Petunia loo knows is not true. Factories are ev- cently a traveling man asked the cham- from his laboratory. Onion, Danvers Yellow Globe 5c " Solpiglossis 5c erywhere- reported to be running full vent its escape, were long rows of small jermaid for a clean towel, and when Sufferers should take instant advan- Peas, Charmer 10c " Scabiosa 5c logs and short rows of big logs, each Parsnip, Hollow Crown 5c time. The crop prospects are encour- she offered it, seized her and tried to tage of his generous pioposition. Radish, French Breakfast 5c 10 pkts. Flowers 75c aging, and prices are good. Moreover, one exactly four feet in length, from drag her into his room. The girl Please tell the Doctor that you saw Spinach, Long Standing 5c and all of which the bark had been neatly this in the Ann Arbor Argus. Squash, Summer 5c Vick' Illustrated Monthly Magazine one the throngs of retailers which are pour- screamed and the fellow escaped from " Hnbbard 5c year. The magazine has been greatly ing into Chicago on every train are and entirely removed. ;he house, but was pursued by Landlord Salsify (Vegetable Oysters) 5c improved for 1897, and is up to date on leaving big orders to back up their Tomato, McCuUom's Hybrid . 5c all matters pertaining to Flowers, Vege- "It's birch and maple, of course. We Lepper, marched back to the hotel, and tables, Plants, Shrubs, Roses, Lawns, cheerful stories. Ths fac- Turnip, Strap-Leaf Hed-Top. 6c don't use any other kind," a small boy made to get down on the hinges of his simile Gardens, Plants in tie house, etc. The Report a Large Business. 18 pkts. Vegetables $1.00 department of correspondence is very said in answer to the inquisitive man's shanks aDd humbly beg the chamber- signature valuable. Price, per year 50c Local jobbers report for Monday and question. "I reckon you're a stranger maid's pardon. With him it was really Of Tuesday the biggest business they have 'round these parts?" THINK OF IT! ALL THIS! done since 1892. The reasons given for a bad case of Leppeisee. The Match Industry In America. this are varying, but most of the visit- "I do not u member ever having been 18 Packets Vegetable Seeds as named $1.OO ing merchants attribute it to good crops here before.'' There Is Nothing So Good. The first manufactory of friction 1O Packets Flower Seeds as named .75 and high prices for them. Many as- "Then J guess you never have, be- There is nothing just as good as Dr. matches was located in the center of the Vick's Illustrated Monthly Magazine, one year...... 50 cribe the change to the settlement of cause yon vrouldll't be likely to forget a King's New Discovery for Consumption Connecticut valley, in the historic com- The Ann Arbor Argus, 552 weeks, l.OO the financial question, the dropping of toothpick factory if you'd ever seen one. Roughs and Colds, so demand it and munity known as Chicopee street. The tariff disturbances, or the imposition of We make 6,000,000 picks a day, and do not permit the dealer to sell you principle of this invention had been $3.25 for Only $1.75 Cash. $8-25 protective duties. But the big crops that's quite a pile. Anyhow, you'd think some substitute. lie will not claim thought out in Europe, but bright Yan- are the favorite reason. so if you had to count 'em before get- here is anything better, but in order kee minds were quick to catch the idea The statements made by men inter- ting a bite to eat. Want to see the ma- to' make more profit he may claim from across the water, and the manu- Now is the time. Send your order at once to viewed give a fair idea of the general chine?" something else to be just as good. facture progressed as rapidly here as sentiment. All the merchants coming You want Dr. King's New Discovery into the association headquarters are "Can you show it to me?" because you know it to be safe and re- there. The credit for this invention is asked to fill out blanks describing trade "That's what I'm here for." liable, and guaranteed to do good or probably due to John Walker, a chem- THE dRQUS OPPICE, and agricultural conditions. The pro- "I should think that it would be money refunded. For Coughs, Colds, ist, who lived in England in Stockton- portion of "prosperity stories" in the to- more profitable to work in the factory Consumption and for all affections of on-Tees. He was experimenting with ANN ARBOR, MICH. tal interviewed is about the same. Theso than to idle your time away answering Throat, Chest and Lungs, there is no- chlorate of potash and found that it reports come from Illinois, Indiana, the questions of ignorant people like thing so good as is Dr. King's New could be instantly ignited by friction Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, the myself.'' Discovery. Trial bottle free at Eber- when coated on a stick with phosphorus Dakotas, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Ok- "That's where you make a big mis- bach Drug and Chemical Co., Ann Ar- bor. and drawn through folded sandpaper. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE lahoma, Missouri and the other states take, mister. It's a mighty mean man This discovery was made in 1829, and, in this part of the country. who won't pay me for snowing him Pneumatic Tires in England. the attention of Michael Faraday called "There is a decidedly better feling 'round, and I pick up fair wages when all around our part of the country," "Can the American makers establish to the new idea, it soon became popu- said H. N. Dayhoff, a member of thsthere's a good crop of visitors. Come a demand for the hose-pipe type of tire lar, and the manufacture was started firm of Dayhoff Bros., dealers in gene' - along, and I'll show you the toothpick in this country?" The question is pro- nearly simultaneously in Europe and al merchandise in Dayton and in Done- business. Here in this yard the stock is pounded by a writer in an English pa- America. The first factory for the mak- gal, Dixon county, Kan. sawed into pieces 6J^ inches long." per, who then proceeds to answer in ing of friction matches on a large scale At Ann Arbor, Michigan, at the close of business, Oct. 6, 1890. Money Beginning to Flow Freely. And the small boy pointed to the in- the nogative. "This is aquestion which is stated to have been established in "Crops are better this year andmor.ey closure in which a dozen or more circu- RESOURCES. LIABILITIES. seems to be agitating the minds of some Vienna in 1833, but the factory on Chic- Loans and Discounts $507,856 17 is beginning to flow freely. We didlar saws were buzzing and humming as of the people in the trade across the opee street was running nearly as early Stocks, Bonds, Mortgages, etc 504,758 15 Capital stock paid in I 50,000 00 considerable more business during the they quickly divided the logs into the Overdrafts. 831 37 Surplus fund, 150,000 00 Atlantic Some of them seem disposed as this, if not before —Springfield Re- Banking-House 20,500 00 Undivided profits less currentexpen- last six months than during the same required lengths. ses. interest and taxes paid 4,085 41 period of last year, and the last two to make any sacrifice in order to convert publican. Furniture and Fixtures 8,417 32 All pieces not clear and straight the English rider to the'hose-pipe,' but Other Real Estate •„ 19,920 98 Dividends unpaid 460 00 or three months have shown a big in- Wise Men Know CASH. crease." grained were thrown, aside, and the re- I fear they will be grievously disap- Due from banks in reserve cities 77,245 71 DEPOSITS. mainder was being packed into barrels pointed. This kind of tire does not It is folly to bui!d upon a poor foun- Due from other banks and bankers.. 112 60 Commercial deposits, subject to M. E. Williams of Fox Lake. Wis., dation either in architecture or inChecks and cash items 1,742 81 told a similar story. "We have been so made that wide crevices appeared be- suit the flinty roads of Great Britain, check 387.923'27 tween the staves. health. A foundation of sand is Nickels and Cents 467 19 Savinps Deposits 730,842 76 doing a much better business since Jar.. and we have learnt from experience insecure, and to deaden symptoms by Gold coin, 36.1(8 60 Savings Certificates of Deposits 102.6521 SC "Yes, that's all right," the small boy Silver coin, 2,900 00 Due to Banks and Bankers 7,595100 1," said he. "There is a big corn crop how it lacks durability and resistance narcotics or nerve compounds is equally U. S. and National Bank Notes 52,614 00 in sight up our way, and a large wheat said, answering the inquisitive man's to puncture. If anything were needed dangerous and deceptive. The true crop assured. Woolen and cotton mills look of inquiry. "The stock is being S1,233,52S 80 11,233,528.80 to strengthen the convictions of theway to build up health is to make your STATE OF MICHIGAN, I are running overtime, and there is a packed for the steaming room. When English riders that the hose-pipe tire is pure, rich and nourishing by taking County of Washtenaw. f8B" general air of confidence." the barrels are full, they'll be taken not suited to their requirements, it is Hood's Sarsaparilia. I.Charles E. Hiscock, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the Reports very similar to the above above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. CHAS. E. HISCOCK, Cashier. there and left about three hours, when the fact that a year or two ago one of the Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 9th day of Octaber, 1896. were those of E. H. Burnside, Poplar the blocks will be almost as soft as MICHAEL J. FRITZ, Notary Public. Grove, Ills.; C. A. Phillips, Madison, very best examples of that type of tire Children Cry for CORRECT ATTEST: Christian Mack, W. D. Harriman, VV. B. Smith, Directors. leather. Charging the wood with steam was exploited energetically in this Wis.; S. J. Bradley, Geneseo, Ills.; R. drives out all the sap, and it is then H. Williams, Brookings, S. D.; J. W. country, and for a time seemed likely Pitcher's Castoria. Capital, $50,000. Surplus, $150,000. Resources, $1,000,000 ready for splitting. Come this way and Pence, Columbus Junction, la.: W. P. to carry all before it; but after it had Transacts a general banking business; buys and sells exchanges on New Couch, Dubuque, la.; A. L. Cutting,By- you can see how that part of the work been thoroughly pnt to the test on Funeral of Congressman Wri^lit. is done." York, Detroit and Chicago; sells drafts on all the principal cities of Europe. ron, Minn.; C. Hoskins, Cameron, Mo., British roads it could not face the or- North Adams, Mass., Aug. 17.—The This bank, already having a large business, invites merchants and others and a large number of others. Some did The small boy led the visitor to a deal, and the company formed to man- funeral of Congressman Ashley B. to open accounts with them with the assurance of the most liberal dealing con- not speak in very glowing terms of the room in the main building, where was ufacture it was forced to make a double- Wright waa held at the family residence sistent with safe banking. crop prospects, but all agreed that bus- what is known as a "veneer machine," on Summer street Tuesday afternoon In the Savings Department interest at the rate of four per cent, is paid iness was better and that there was tube tire its leading speoialty. Ameri- at 2 o'clock. The ceremony was very a piece of mechanism not unlike a lathe, can makers catering for British buyers semi-annually, on the first days of January and July, on all sums that were every prospect of continued improve- which was rapidly converting the wood simple in accordance with the wish of deposited three months previous to those days, thus affording the people of this ment. will, therefore, be wise to consider Mrs-; Wright. Rev. George W. Brown, city and county a perfectly safe depository for their funds, together with a re- into pliable bands, hardly thicker than this undoubted fact very seriously. If President Goes Yachting. pastor of the Methodist church, and turn in interest for the same. Money to loan on approved securities. ordinary cardboard. The keen knives they wish to obtain a grip of the Eng- Rev. William Foster cf Amsterdam, N. Hotel Champlain, N. Y., Aug. 17.—The cut the 634 incn blocks so readily and DIRECTORS.—Christian Mack, Daniel Hiscock, Willard B. Smith, W. D lish trade they must throw over their Y., a former pastor, officiated. Prayer Harrimon, William Deubel, David Rinsey, L. Gruner. president and immediate friends ac- smoothly that the general appearance of pet fad—the hose-pipe tire." was offered and Scripture read, but cepted an invitation to a yachting party the work was much as if a roll of cream there was no address or music. OFFICERS.—Christian Mack, President; W. D. Harriman, Vice-president Tuesday given by the owner of thecolored ribbon was being unwound and Chas. E. Hiscock, Cashier M. J. Fritz Ass't-Cashier. yacht Washita, Mr. Putnam. The par- STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO. ) thrown carelessly on the floor. Two s Why continue to pass your nights in ty consisting of the president and Mrs. boys were gathering up the damp ma- LUCAS COUNTY. f scratching, and your day in misery ? McKinley, Vice President and Mrs. Ho- terial and winding it on huge spools. FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that Doan's Ointment brings instant relief, bart, Secretary of War and Mrs. Alger, he is the senior partner of the firm of and permanently cures even the worst FREE FREE FREE Mrs. Bailey, Miss Alger, Hon. C. N. "They're getting it ready for the big F. J. CHENEY & Co., doing business cases of Itching" Piles. It never fail?. A Positive Permanent Cure for Bliss of New York, and Mr. Hall of New machine," the guide said as he chewed in the City of Toledo, County and York, started from Hotel Champlain at a fragment of the wooden ribbon. "Ev- State aforesaid, and that said firm Dr. Miles'Nerve Plasters 25c. at all druggists, 11 o'clock. Mr. F. S. Witherbee, who ery one of the spools holds about 100 will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED WEAK MEN! had just arrived from Newport, upon feet of the veneer, and the rest of the DOLLARS for each and every case of Cipher Writing. meeting the president received a per- CATARRH that cannot be cured by the We mail FREE to suffering mankind 8, work is done so quickly that you won't The art of secret writing, or writing recipe of the greatest Restorative on earth' sonal invitation to the yatching party, have much of a chance to see the oper- use of HALL'S CATARRH CURE. which he accepted. The trip was to an FRANK J.CHENEY. in cipher, was, according to Polybius, (for young or old), suffering from prema- island owned by Mr. Putnam and locat- ation." Sworn to before me and subscribed invented by -SSueas, author of a treatise ture decline from any cause. A Positive, ed at Essex, N. Y., for luncheon. The "big machine" was so intricate in my presence, this 6th day of De- on tactics and other works. He produced Permanent cure for Sexual Weakness. Ner- that the inquisitive man realized that cember, A. D. 1886. 20 methods of writing in cipher, which vous Debility in any form. Eckels Has a New Job. he could not describe it intelligently, ITCURED ME, IT WILL CURE YOU A. W. GLEASON, no person could unfold, but we doubt Washington, Aug. 17.—Comptroller even though he should spend many | SEAL. I much whether they would preserve this This is no scheme to extort money from James'H. Eckels will soon take up the hours studying its construction. He Notary Public. quality at the present day. It is no less anyone. When we mail you this recipe we duties of the presidency of the recently Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally also enclose catalogue of our latest Music formed Colonial Trust company, of saw at one end of a long, narrow struc- strange than true that this art, so im- ture, filled with wheels and knives, and acts directlly on the blood and portant in diplomacy, as long as couriers Publications, etc., etc. By handing same to which Roswell P. Flower is the acting mucous surfaces of the system. Send someone interested you fully repay us for president. Mr. Eckels has had an. offer arms on which the spools of veneer are liable to be intercepted, was held in our trouble. were hung and observed that men push- for testimonials, free. of the presidency of a Chicago bank, but F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo,O. abhorrence by the elector Frederic II, One Good Turn Deserves Another. has accepted the New York offer, and ed the ends of the wooden ribbon (®'Sold by Druggists, 75c. who considered it as a diabolical inven- If you are a sulferer, write at once for full will relieve Mr. Flower early in thethrough narrow slots, where it was tion. Trithemius, abbot of Spanheim, particulars and recipe of this simple remedy fall, immediately afteV he has finished seized by little steel fingers. Singular Si£iis. . had composed several works to revive that cured me (and hundreds of others). It his annual report as comptroller of the He knew that somewhere inside the Of unwittingly ludicrous or humor- this branch of knowledge, and Boville, will Cure You. Mailed FREE, In plain en- treasury. Mr. Eckels' salary in his new machine the material was being cut, ous signs there are plenty. A tinsmith an ignorant mathematician, being un- We are agents for many good velope. Address position will be $15,000 a year. trimmed and smoothed into flat picks able to comprehend the extraordinary STANDARD MUSIC CO., Fanatirs Put to Route. near Exeter, England, has a sign which with chisellike ends, for directly oppo- reads, "Quart measures of all shapes terms he made use of to explain his things. This is one of them. ^Mention this paper). Wabasha, Minn. method, published that the work was Simla, Aug. 17.—A reconnaissance in site to where the veneer was being fed and sizes sold here." At a market town the Swat valley discovered the enemy to the iron workman a long spout shot full of diabolical mysteries. Poissevin to be entrenched in the hills between in Rutlandshire the following placard repeated the assertion, and Frederio, in out toothpicks in bewildering numbers. was affixed to the shutters of a watch- INSURANCE. Jalala and Iandaki, confirming the re-It was a perfect cloud of tiny bits of a holy zeal, ordered the original work ports of the gathering in force of the maker who had decamped, leaving his of Trithemius, which he had in his upper Swatis, Bonersals and Handus- wood, which would soon have buried creditors mourning, "Wound up and the machine itself but for the fact that library, to be burned as the invention tini fanatics. General Blood brought the mainspring broke. " Equally appo- of the devil.—Harper's Round Table. CHRISTIAN MACK, his field guns into action against the boys were gathering the harvest into site was one in Thomaston, Ga. On stone entrenchments of the enemy, de- wooden boxes with wire bottoms capa- V^ent for the following First Class Companle» one of the principal streets the same Want Money? or a Home? Wan molishing these works, whereupon the ble of holding a peck or more. mpieooatiUK over twenty-eight Million room was occupied by a physician and Work? or a Farm? Want to open Dollars Aiwota, taauee policies at insurgent tribesmen fled. "That's all there is to the making," a shoemaker, the disciple of Galen in a store in a growing town? Want the lowestrateB Petition for a Receiver. the guide said as the inquisitive man front while he of St. Crispin's trade asy to Take to raise live stock? Want to know Boston, Aug. 17.—Major Georgfe S. raised his eyes. "Of course they're soft worked in the rear. Over the door hung how to buy Improv farms in a /Etna of Hartford $9,192,644.00 well settled region without pay- Merrill, the "" Massachusetts insurance now, as the veneer was, but these boys the sign, "We repair both sole and asy to Operate Franklin of Phila 3,118,713,00 commissioner presented a petition in the will take them into the drying room, body." On the windows of a London E ing cash? Particulars and publi- supreme court Tuesday afternoon for and after they've had hot air forced Are features peculiar to Hood's Pills. Small in cations sent free by F. I. WHIT Germania of N. Y 2,700,729.00 coffee room there appeared the notice, NET, St. Paul, Minn. the appointment of a receiver for thethrough them by the steam blower for "This coffee room removed upstairs till size, tasteless, efficient, thorough. As one man German-American of N.Y. 4,065,968.00 Massachusetts Benefit Life association 20 minutes or half an hour they'll be repaired." The proprietor of the place London Assurance, Lond'n 1,416,788.00 on the ground that the further continu- stiff and brittle, so that you can break was not an Irishman, though theframer Michigan F. A M., Detroit 287,608.00 ance of the association in business a dozen or so a day and in that way of the notice over the entrance to a N. Y. Underwriters, N. Y. 2,596,679.00 •would not be for the best interest of the help to make trade good."—James Otis , HBRZ, policy holders. __ French burying ground, "Only the dead National, Hartford 1,774,505.00 in Philadelphia Times. who live in this parish are buried here," NO. 4 W. WASHINGTON ST. Judge Advocate General Swaim Dead. Hood's Phenix, N.Y 3,759,036.00 must have been.—Dernorest's Magazine. Washington, Aug. 17.—David G. said: '• You never know you ^^^ BOUSE, SIGH, OUNAMENAL AND FRESCO PAINTER, Curtains were employed for bedsteads have taken a pill till it is all I ^ _ 1 ^ Swaim, U. S. A., (retired), judge advo- in the eleventh century. They were aft- To Cur© Constipation Forever. attootlon given to the insurance o cate general, died here Tuesday aged over." 25C. C. I. Hood & Co., H~' I B V| gilding, calcimining, glazing and paper tang erward transferred to windows. Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25c. Proprietors, Lowell, Mass.. ™ ^^ ing. All work is done in the best style and Iwelllngs, schools.churcnesand public building* 63, of Bright's disease. If C. C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money warranted to irive satisfaction. The only pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilia, jerme of three and five years ANN ARBOR ARGUS, AUGUST 20, 1897.

THE DUN MACHINE THE WIND IN ThH CMC ' Milan. Estate of Addeline C. Lockard THE DECORATIVE JAPANESE. Mrs. Elwood has returned from her TATE OF MICHIGAN, COUNTV Over the chimney the night wind sang S Washtenaw, ss. At a session of the t As Viewed from the Standpoint of an Blissfield visit. bate Court for the County of Washtenaw I BEAKES& MINGAY, PROPRIETORS. Anti-Protectionist. And chanted a melody no one knew. Home Ways of Summer Life Among the den at the Probate Office in the Citv of" And the woman st opped as her babe she tossed Mikado's People. Max McKay, of Detroit, is the guest Arbor, on Friday, the 30th day of Dun, the republican croaker, calam- And thought of the one she hud lemg since lost of Alton Smith. in the year one thousand eight ] PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY And said, as her teardrops back she forced, Gardens excepted, there are no out- and ninety-seven. for $l.oo per year strictly In advance. ity howler, and prosperity boomer, is "I hate the wind in the chimney." ward manifestations of the old poetry Miss Maggie Barnes returned Friday Present, H. Wirt Newklrk, Judge of pro. trying hard in the last issue to prove Subscriptions not paid In advance $1.26 a year' Over the chimney the night wind sang of Japanese life so remarkable as those from Tecumseh. In the matter of the estate of Addelinp o that things are "looking up." And chanted a melody no one knew. Bummer houses occupying all the pic- C. L. Clark returned from his Bay Lockard, ieceased. ut u Entered at the Post-Office.in Ann Arbor.M Sch., There's such a feeling of confidence And the children said as they closer drew, Arthur M. Lockard, the executor of n as second-class matter turesque sites of the country. Wherever City visit Monday. last will and testament of said deceased that the bank clearings are fbo largest " 'Tis some witch that is cleaving the black 1 night through 1 there is a view worth going to see you Born, to Mi , and Mrs. Walter Dex- comes into court and represents that lie ti sinoe 1892, (the great year) and it is will almost certainly find a summer now prepared to render his final •locoimun?l 'Tis some witch ftiat is cleaving the black. ter, a son, Aug. 12. as such executor. due "to large investments for wheat, And we fear the wind in the chimney." house built to command it, no matter Thereupon it is ordered that Saturday th^ the orop being large, and the cotton how wild or poor the district. Miss Sadie Draper is entertaining a 28th day of August next, at 10 o'clock Over the chimney the night wind sang in the forenoon, be assigned for 'examin FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1897. crop being large"—the result of confi- And chanted a melody no one knew. You will find summer houses cling- guest from Ypsilanti. ing and allowing such account, and that dence. And the man as he sat on his hearth below ing to sea cliffs over the thunder of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stoddard have the devisees, legatees and heirs at law nf Said to himself, "It will surely snow, said deceased and all other persons inter The city should get to work number- "The corn crop does not promise breakers, nestling in shadows of gorges moved to Cincinnati. ested in said estate, are required to appear well, but this gives better prices for the And fuel is dear and wages low, over the roaring of rapids, strutted out at a session of said Court, then to be holden at ing the city. In a short time the city And I'll stop the leak in the chimney." Mrs. Moore has returned from her the Probate Office, in the City of Ann Arbor- huge crop of last year now held by deal- over the precipice fronts like eagles' summer sojourn at Port Huron. in said County, and show eause if any the™ will have a large number of new resi Over the chimney the night wind sang be, why the Bald account should not h» ers. '' And chanted a melody no one knew. nests at the verge of dead craters, for Rev. and Mrs. F. O. Jones have re- allowed. And it is further ordered that dents and the new nnrnbers should be Certainly, the whole thing is due to But the poet listened and smiled, for he in Japan there will always be summer said executor give notice to the persons Wa^ man and woman and child, all three. guests wherever there is summer beauty, turned from their Tecumseh sojourn. interested in said estate, of the pendencv on before they arrive to prevent confu confidence. :< of said account, and the hearing thereof The tariff did it. And he said, It is God's own harmony, travelers happy to please their eyes Editor A. B. Smith, went to Detroit by causing a copy of this order to be pub* fiiou. This wind that sings in the chimney." Monday. Circus? Yes, we guess so. lished in the Ann Arbor Argus, a newspaper The gold standard brings the crops —Bret Hartp. and rest their feet and to leave some printed and circulating in said county, three right. coppers in payment for the privilege of Attorney W. H. Murray, of Ann Ar- successive weeks previous to said day of hear- The stone crusher may fairly be pro- "The boot and shoe industry is gain- the vision and the repose. bor, spent Sunday with Milan friends. nounced a failure in Ann Arbor. From ing, yet the shipments have been -the AN ARTFUL DODGER. The summer house at which I am H. WIRT NEWK1RK. One hundred and eighty tiokets were Judge of Probate. other cities where it has been used smallest in the corresponding week for The Story of a Stolen Watch and a Truly now staying is typical of the class, a sold in Milan for Ann Arbor, Tuesday. IA true copy.l comes complaint of the fine stone dust. four years " Penitent Thief. skeleton structure of two stories, simply Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Blaokmer left P. .I.LEHMAN Probate Register. Ob yes, of course, the business is in- Being rich and proud, the old railroad and strongly built after the manner of Gravel, good screened gravel if neces- peasants' dwellings and at a cost of Monday for a few days' visit in Cl8ve- Real Estate For Sale. oreasing, but shipments don't prove it. magnate would give a reasonable for- lanrt, Ohio. sary, should be the main reliance of "Leather is not active. " tune if this incident in his career had perhaps $60. Timber is cheap here. On STATE OF MICHIGAN COUNTY OP Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hack" -are the~ Washtenaw, ss. Ann Arbor and fortunately we can get No, but the Dun lying machine is. never become public. He had left his the other side of Japan such a build- In the matter, of the estate of Tbornan "Sales of wool, bear little relation office one afternoon, and in front of the ing could not be put up for $300. It guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mell Barnes, Stewart, deceased. plenty of it at less expense than crushed at Elkhart, Ind. Notice is hereby given that in pursuance to consumption, bxst dealers, sinoe the building found a crowd, attracted by a stands on the edge of a lofty cliff and of an order granted to the undersigned Ad. stone. tariff bill was enacted, are no longer passing procession. He was pressing overlooks a little bay near ancient A cold wave is hanging around Mi- ministrator of the Estate of said deceased bv Moinoseki. From ground floor to roof the Hon. Judge of Probate for the County confident of a speedy advance. Yet his way through when stopped by a lan this week greatly to the discomfort of Washtenaw, on the 5th day of August A D There have always been found citi- brilliantly handsome young woman it is open on three sides, and on theof the Milanese. 18B7, there will be sold at Public Vendue,' to prices have risen during the past few seaward side shelter from the sun and the highest bidder, at the residence of said zens who objeot to what they term the weeks nearly one cent a pound." whose face wore a troubled look. She Invitations are out for the marriage deceased in the County of Washtenaw wind is given by trees rooted in the in said State, on Monday, the 2Uth dav high license charged oirouses, forget- .Marvelous! With the prices tending wanted to reach a street in the north- cliff below, but towering far above the of Miss Jessie Stone and Mr. Jayof September, A. D. 1897. at 1 o'clock io upward on everything but labor, and western part of the city and was at a Rowland, Aug. 24. the afternoon of that day (subject to all ting the expense the municipality is put- eaves—enormous pines, with branches encumbrances by mortgage or otherwise exis- with a tariff of 12 cents a pound, in- loss what route to take. He gallantly many feet in girth. Between the zig- M. N. Burgess, a former Milan resi- ting at the time of the death of said deceased) to when they come. Not only is it re- stead of free wool, gamblers have man- helped her out of the crush, put her on the following described real estate, to-wit: qnisite to hire a large force of police- zags of those mighty limbs there are dent, lost his barns by fire three miles aged to raise the price of wool one little the right car and told her where to get glimpses of the sea and fishing sails east of Milan, Monday. The south half of the north east quarter of men but the streets are usually left in cent per pound in two weeks. Wonder- off. Wanting to know the time a few section fifteen (15), town four (4) south of range (canvas or straw) flitting like white or Mesdarnes Moore, Bennett, and Car-six (6) east, of Washtenaw County, Michi»:in bad shape by the heavy trucking. ful, indeed, is tariff! minutes later, he dove into his watch yellow butterflies, and the far pale SAMUEL STEWART, pocket, only to find it unoccupied. A ter, of Willis, were the guests of [Mrs. Administrator of the estate of Thomas Packard street, whioh had been put in "Iron and steel produots average thread line of the Hoki coast, and Dia- Stewart, deceased. slightly in price, but the outlook is little profanity was followed by a sen's cone thrusting into the clear sky Arba Andrews Tuesday. good shape, was damaged at least a altogether more hopeful. The demand chuckle, for the watch taken was alike some prodigious blue crystal, or, Prof. H. P. Whinnery, of Adrian, Mortgage Sale. $100 by the recent circus and the li- cheap affair he was carryiug while his will return to Milan Aug. 23 and oom- for finished produots is increasing, the looking directly down over the needle EFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE IN THE cense fee was $50. feature this week beng large contracts timepiece was being repaired. foliage of younger pines, you see themence another term of lessons. D conditions of a certain mortgage (where- from Russia, Sumatra and Germany." He had never suspected the beautiful wimpling of the bay and bathers laugh- Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wilson are the by the power of sale therein contained has Now would not tbat drive a pessi- young lady, but the next day she ap- ing among the rocks, and children play- guests of their daughter, Mrs. Grace During the seven months ending with peared in tears and restored the stolen ing with seaweed and shells. You view mist off his peg? The iron industry is Butler, in Detroit, for a few days. part, bearing dato the 8th day of March, A. D July we exported $32,829,204 worth of booming, or will be booming, for the watch. She was sorely pressed for the world as a fishhawk views it, Master Forest Ostrander, of Monroe 1890, and recorded in the office of the Register money, had no one to whom she could though I presume with vastly different of Deeds, in and for the County of Washte- silver ooin, ore and bullion and $30,- tariff has brought orders from foreign city, is visiting his grandparents Mr. naw, and State of Michigan, on the 12th day countries for finished produots. go for help and had yielded to a mo- sensations. After a swim it is delight- of March, A. D. 1890, in Liber 73 of mortgaaes 558,071 of gold. During the same time mentary impulse. But her conscience ful to sleep here, the sharp, sweet sea and Mrs. A. Wisdom for a few weeks. on page 358, and the sum of four thousand It is no wonder, that with Dun's Re- The M. E. Ladies' Aid Sooiety held three hundred and ninety-eight and seventy- we imported $12,000,000 of silver and view, started in 1892, to systematically gave her no rest until she repented and wind in your hair. You are furnished two hundredth^ dollars being now claimed to $7,166,124 of gold. In other words our made restitution. She had thrown her- with a bathing dress, sandals, a big its tea social at the residence of Mrs.be due upon the debt secured by said mort- misrepresent business, create distrust, straw hat of curious shape to keep off H. A. Taylor on First St., Wednesday gage, and no suit having been instituted at exports of gold and silver exceeded our and croak continually about the danger self on his mercy, and the old gentle- law to recover the debt so secured or any of democratic rule, it helped bring on man was deeply moved. He insisted on the sun, barley tea and cakes, a smok- afternoon. part thereof. imports by $44,221,11. During the her taking $50, to be returned if she ing box and a pillow, and the price per Prof. Koester and family haveZ re- Notice is therefore hereby given that by the panio over which it seemed to gloat day of this entertainment is—8 cents! virtue of the power of sale in said mortgage same time our exports of merchandise with special pleasure. The paper has was ever in a position to repay, other- turned from Traverse, Bay oounty, and contained, and for the purpose of realizing exceeded our imports by $54,679,745. wise to be regarded as a gift. Over- The guest is expected to bring his own are the guests of Mr. and, Mrs. Elon upon the debt thereby secured, together with never been fair, truthful, honest, or food with him and to provide himself the cost of these proceedings, including an Thus Europe got during the first seven correct. It has simply been a sort of come by a joyful reaction, she almost Gauntlett. attorney fee and interest thereafter to ac- fainted and would have fallen but for with towels.—Lafcadio Hearn in At- crue, I will on the 26th day of October, A. D mud-valve for the republican monopo- Rev. J. P. Hutchinson is taking a 1897, at one o'clock in the afternoon of said months of this year nearly $100,000,- the support of her benefactor. When lantio Monthly. day, at the front door of the court house in 000 more from this country than she lists.—Adrian Press.. two week' rest and there will be no ser-the city of Ann Arbor, in said county of she was gone, he felt as a man who had vices at the Prebsyterian church for a Washtenaw, (that being the place where the- sent it. When we get our European done a good deed and was on the best circuit court for said county is holden) sell at Excursion to G. A. R. Encampment couple of Sundays. public vendue to the highest bidder, all that debts paid up, perhaps we will fare at Buffalo. of terms with himself. He even looked FREAKS BECOMING SCARCE. certain piece or parcel of laud, situate and in the glass to smile congratulations at Miss Mattie Smith and. Miss Lulu being in the Village of Manchester, County better in trading with Europe. $5.80 from Ann Arbor to Buffalo and himself. There he discovered that his So Say Dime Museum Men, but They Are Eddy have returned to Detroit on of Washtenaw, and State of Michigan, de- return, via Michigan Central, account Looking; For a Startler. scribed as follows, ,viz: A strip of land big diamond pin was gone. The long their wheels after a three weeks' so- twenty-two feet wide off the easterly side of of the G. A. R. Encampment. Tickets pocketbook was missing from the inside "If freaks become any scarcer," said journ with their friends. lot three (3j, in block three (3) of said village In order to make the consulates Pre.s- sold Aug. 21, 22 and 23, good to re- a dime museum proprietor a few days of Manchester, according to the recorded turn until Aug. 31. pocket of his coat. With a weak hand Married, Aug. 12, at Tecumseb, Mr. plat thereof. ident McKinley has been so active in he reached for his own $500 chronom- ago, "a good many of us will have to R. Earliuk, of Lake Ridge, and Miss HENRY SMITH, filling the last few weeks worth an Extension of time may be secured by eter, and that, too, had vanished. He go out of the business. I never in myEssie Edwards, of Milan. The happy FRED B. WOOD, Mortgagee. depositing ticket with joint agent at told no one but his wife, whom he life saw such a slump. Eight or ten couple are visiting Milan friends this Attorney for Mortgagee. office-seeker's while, the state depart- Buffalo. Full information given at years ago we could get all the freaks Dated, Aug. 3,1897. , ment has issued orders largely increas- swore to secrecy. That is how the affair week. Michigan Ontral ticket office. got out.—Detroit Free Press. and curiosities we wanted—real ones, ing the fees they receive as perquisites. H. W. HAYES, Agent. too, and no fakes. We've got agents Dr. Miles' Nerve Plasters 25c. at all druggists, YERINGTON'S COLLEGE, For instance, the rate they have been scouring the world for them, but they St. Louis, Michigan, will open its seventh Manchester. Trouble Caused by an "I." are as scarce as strawberries at Christ- year SEPT. 27TH, 1897. COUHSES:—TEACHERS,' receiving for administering oaths is 50 Editor Clugston of the Spiketown COMMERCIAL SHORTHAND PENMANSHIP ENG- Fr. Heidenreich went to Cincinnati, mas time." ONE OF TWO WAYS. LISH, MUSIC, ELOCUTION and PHYSICAL CUL- cents. This has been increased to $2;O., last Wednesday. Blizzard looked out of the front window "I'll give you a pointer," said an- TURE —TUITION:—Kor any or all studies in of his office, hurriedly grabbed his hat the college, 12 WEEKS, 110; U WEEKS, $16; 36 and so on all along the line of official Mr. Stanger, of Ann Arbor, has been other man in the same line of business The Bladder was created for one pur- WEEKS $18—The COMMON BRANCHES (Arith- and darted out through the back door, and who was one of the party of three. pose, namely, a receptacle for the metic, Grammar and Geography) with PRIV- certifications the consuls make for thethe guest ot Mrs. Kuenzler. says the Chicago Journal. urine, and as such it is not liable to ATE LESSIONS in Music, and ALL FREE CLASS hundred thousand Americans traveling 3Si. Schmid and family went to their ' 'If you can secure the freak I have in DRILLS, for above tuition.—The Common The last issue of The Blizzard had mind, you can quit the business as rich any form of disease except by one of Branches with All Free Class Drills (without or residing in Europe the fees have been cottage at Sand Lake Tuesday afternoon contained a personal item to this effect: two ways. The first way is from im- Private Lessons in Music) only $15 a year.— for a two weeks' outing. as Barney Barnato ever was." perfect action of the kidneys. The FREE CLASS DRILLS are: PLAIN and ORNAMENT donbled. This makes the consulates "Our young friend, George Corbin- "Why don't you grab it yourself?" ALL PENMANSHIP, READING. SPELLING, LETTER son of Thatchersville, was in town secoDd way is from careless local treat- WRITING, MUSIC ELOCUTION, PHYSIOL CUL worth having and will be a great relief The ladies of the St. Mary's church asked the first speaker. ment of other diseases. •, TURE, DEBATING and PARLIAMENTARY work- gave a pionio in Sohmid's grove yester- again laat Sunday. Rumor has it that Students may club where they have use of to the McKinley personal appointees, "Can't. If I could, you'd never have CHIEF CAUSE. BOARDING HOUSE complete, for 50 cents a day afternoon and evening. he will soon lead to the aitar a beauti- heard of it." Unhealthy urine from unhealthy week and furnish their own provisions fora •whose income was in danger of abbrevi- ful belle of Spiketown. George is one trifle.—All studies in the college handled by Misses Tillie and Katie Neumann "What is it?" kidneys is the chief cause of bladder professionals. Our COMMERCIAL and SHORT- ation by the reform in the way of fees left for Detroit Saturday from there of the sold young men of our neighbor- "No, not 'what is it?' That's an old troubles. So the womb, like the HAND graduates hold the best positions in our ing city." largest cities. Not One from our TEACHERS' pat in force a conple of years ago bythey take the boat to Toledo and Cleve- one. The freak I've been looking for bladder, was created for one purpose, COURSE Has Failed a'TEACHERS' Examination land where they will visit relatives. Editor Clugston had written it "solid can't be located. I've tried for him and and if riot doctored too much is notduring the Past Two Years. Drop a card for Secretary Olney. young men," but he knew it would be liable to weakness orjdisease, except in free catalogue to 0 W. YERINGTON, St. Louis, Among those who went to Ann Arbor know." Michigan. 28-35 of no use to try to explain the mistake "Let's have it," said the other impa- rare cases. It is situated back of and Wednesday evening to take the teachers' to the large, athletic young woman very close to the bladder, therefore On Saturday last the |sagar trust an- examination are Clarence Berger, Anna tiently. any pain, disease or inconvenience who was approaching the office. "The veteran printer that didn't nounced another advance in the price Unterkircher, Flora Saley and Ellenoie And so when Miss Euphorbia Lick- manifested in the kidneys, back, Michigaq Lehn. stick type with Horace Greeleyl" bladder or urinary passage is often, by of sugar of 1-6 of a oent a pound. This ladder, the acknowledged belle of "I didn't think you were going to mistake attributed to female weakness College of Miijes. Those who went to Niagara Falls on represents about $2,500,000 in the Spiketown, walked in at the front door spring a miracle on me," said the other or womb trouble of some sort. The A State technical school. Practical work. sugar consumption of the country for a the excursion from here last Friday a few moments later and inquired in a as he ordered "three of a kind."—New error is easily made and may be asSpecial opportunities for men of age and ex- wera Prof, and Mrs. Essery, Mr. anddeep, tragic voice for the editor, Mr. easily avoided. To find out correctly, perience Elective system. College year, 45 year. It represents an incease of nearly York Commercial. weeks. Tuition for residents, $25; non-resi- Mrs. Steinkobl and son, Mrs. Jacque- Clugston was emerging from a back set your urine aside for twenty four dents, $150. For catalogue address $1,000,000 in the value of the ad- hours; a sediment or settling indicates DR.. M. E. WAD3WORTH, President, main and daughter Anna, Misses Allie alley 2% blocks away and making for A Very United Family. 32-39 Houghton, Mich. vance importations of raw sugar which Lazell and Bessie Torrey. the open country. kidney or bladder trouble. The mild The value attached by the poor, and and the extraodinary effect of Dr. the trust brought in to beat the Dingley The annual mission festival was held even by those who are not in the depths Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kid- WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC. tariff. Secretary Gage advised a tax at Emanuel's church last Sunday whioh Rewarded the Rogue. of poverty, to decent surroundings in ney, and bladder remedy is soon was largely attended. Revs. Buehler, Von Moltke was an early riser and family life is a very variable quantity. realized. If you need a medicine you OR SALE. OR EXCHANGE-Three farms, on this sugar, held in store, equal to F one close to Ann Arbor. 85 acres, first of Adrian, Alber, of Battle Creek, loved early risers. Once, while roaming Decent lodging is not by any means should have the best. At druggists class buildings, another In Lima, 100 acres the advance in tariff rates, but the re-Kuelbing, of Dexter, Wildi, of Fran- around his Silesian estate at daybreak, universally regarded as one of the prime fifty cents and one dollar. You maywell timbered and good buildings, and the publican congress said no. Too many he- found a peasant woman bearing on have a sample and pamphlet, both sent third in Lodi, 40 acres .good ample buildings. cisoo, Irion, of Freedom, and Schrei- necessaries of life. Occasionally it is free by mail. Mention the Argus and Call on or address \Vm. Osius, Box 1551 Ann congressmen were interested at that ber, of Saline, were present. her back a sack of potatoes which she relegated to quite a back seat. send your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Arbor, Mich. had just dug, making a load heavy Ah instance was given before the time in an advance in trust certificates Binghamton, N. Y. The proprietors HEEP FOR SALE—Western wethers, half Annual Low Rate Excursion via Annenough for a mule. "Here's a thaler for commission of a family of seven per- of this paper guarantee the genuine- S blood lambs and ewes in any number whose values was closely connected with Arbor Railrqad. you," said the great field marshal. sons—father, mother two grown up sons ness of this offer. from one up to suit the purchaser constantly the harvest on advance importations. Tuesday, Aug. 24, the Ann Arbor "You see, the early bird catches the and three grown up daughters—all liv- on hand. D. E, Hoey, Dexter. Mich. 88-36 On the day the advance in sugar was railroad will run its annual excursion worm." Afterward he found out that ing in one room. With them this ar- announced—last Friday—sugar stock to Petoskey, Traverse City, Maukinac she was a night thief who had ravaged rangement was a matter of choice, not his fields persistently, but whom his was quoted as high as 148}^. When Island, Frankfort and Benzonia. Train necessity, for they earned between them leaves Ann Arbor at 8 :43 a. m. Fare steward had never got up early enough about £7 a week, more than £350 a the republicans in congress commenced for round trip to all points exoept to catch. year, and even from a slum landlord tinkering with the sugar tariff the price Mackinao Island will be $5.00. Mack- they could no doubt have afforded to We Feel Encouraged Boils. rent another room or two. Having of stook was only 110, showing a gain inac Island will be $1 higher. Tickets A person suffering with boils should sinoe then of 38 J^ a share. While Un- will be good for return until Sept. 2. screwed down the item of rent to an eschew pastry, gravies and every kind irreducible minimum, they determined With the LflRQE CflRFET BUSINESS we are doing at our new cle Sam's revenues, under the Dingley Lima. of meat excepting lean mutton. The to have a thoroughly good time, and this stores and have decided to put in a full line of the Newest and flost boils may be brought to a head by using tariff, have been dwindling, sugar Several from here went to'the Ger- is how the witness describes their pro- Artistic Floor Coverings that can be found in the market. stock goes up, booming. There is a warm poultice of camomile flowers ceedings: "In the evening they would man day celebration. or boiled white lily root, by fermenta- millions in the Dingley tariff for the all go out to the music halls and to the Mabel Fletoher attended the teachers' tion with hot water, or by stimulating theaters. On Saturday afternoon they trust, and taxation for the people. institute at Ypsilanti. plasters.—Good Housekeeping. would take five tickets each for some All Wool Carpets, Cotton Chain Carpets, Mrs. W. E. Stocking, from Ann Ar- omnibus or conveyance that was going Reversible Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, bor, spent Sunday here. A Sleep Inducer. into the country, and on Sunday they Notice. C. Bowen and family, from Ypsi- Hicks—Did you hear about Mackliu? would go to Brighton and to other Arabian Art Squares, Wilton Velvets, All owners, possessors, keepers or lanti, are visiting friends here. They called the Rev. Mr. Dulley to his places. " It is comforting to reflect that harborers of degs are hereby notified bedside last evening. these Arcadian beings were a unit- Mattings, Body Brussels, that, according to the provisions of the Frod Staebler and Gus Soadt went to Detroit Saturday on their bicyoles. Wicks—You don't mean to say he is ed family and always took their pleas- Ingrain Art Squares, Japanese Rugs, "Ordinance Relative to the Licensing in a dying condition? ure together as well as their naps. It of Dogs and Regulating the Running at The Grangers and Farmers' Club will Hicks—Oh. no; only a bad case of is not stated whether they took in "Imperial" Smyrna Hugs. Large and the Slaying of Dogs," all hold a picnio at North Lake Friday. insomnia.—Boston Transcript. lodgers.—From "The. Housing of the licenses expire September 1st, 1897. Miss Bertha Spencer spent part of English Poor," by the Right Hon. Lord Which for Quality and High Coloring stand unexcelled. This ordinance requires a license for last week in Ypsilanti attending the Old glass bottles, which are more or Monkswell, in North American Review. all dogs over three months old, kept or teachers' institute. less useless, are now ground up and harbored withing the city of Ann Ar- Miss Amy Morse, who has been employed as a substitute for sand in Remedy For Excess In Eating. We are confident of pleasing you as we have only the finest goods bor, whether assessed for state taxes or spending the past five months in Battle the preparation of mortar. A hint to those who may thought- that are made. not and unless licensed, are subject to Creek, returned home Monday. lessly at some time or other indulge in be killed.. GLEN V. MILLS, Burns' poems have been translated excess in eating. If this indiscretion is 33-34. City Clerk. Now is Your Time. into French, German, Italian, Dutch, committed, especially in high seasoned If you want a Winchester or steam Flemish, Bohemian, Danish, Huugari- things with rich sauces, a draught of FARM WANTED:— Will pay cash for heater, nearly as cheap as hot air, oall au, Russian and Swedish. cold water, acidulated with lemon HALLER'S FURNITURE STORE a large farm. Leave full description and see me. All work warran'ed the juioe, will take off the sense of weight The fear that our kind acts may be and lowest price at once with L. D.best. J. F. SCHUH, at the stomach and assist the digestive 4, 6 and 8 E. Liberty Street, Carr, Agent, over Ann Arbor Savings 23 E. Washington St., received with ingratitude should never process by moderating the alimentary Bank. 33 deter us from performing such acts. fermentation.—New York Ledger. 31-4 Ann Arbor. Telephone 148. ANN ARBOR, MICH, ANN ARBOR ARGUS, AUGUST 20 1897. 5 William Wenger, the bioycle repair- er of N. Fourth ave., has engaged the This Should Interest servioes of John Murpby, a machinist who has been employed in bicycle fao- YOU! tories for years, and will manufacture Now is Your READ THE FOLLOWING LETTER: a high grade wheel. O. M. Martin wishes it understood that his ambulanoe is to be used only Messrs. Wadkams. Ryan & Reule, Ann Artor, Mich. ***"*'• £ £ *«* 5» for transporting sick people. He has ft another vehicle for conveying the dead. Chance We prefer to sell our If those who call him up will bear this Fours respectfully, in mind it may save an embarrassing L. ABLER BROS. &• CO. THE ABOVE MEANS situation. Deputy Canfield returned Wednesday Spring and Summer night from Argyle, Minn., with Rob- 5UIT5 $3,000 Over Three Thousand Dollars $3,000 ert Vicary, who is wanted here for Worth of Suits purchased of L. Adler Bros. & Co., makers of the stealing $69 from Orson Beman about At a loss this time of the season rather than carry them over until next months ago. Vicary was taken be- year and for that reason have cut every suit in our establishment to the Judge Pond yesterday morning lowest price. THEY flUST GO. WE NEED THE MONEY and a and his exmiuation was set for Aug. 26. BEST CLOTHING IN THE WORLD. loss at the time is almost better than a profit earlier. We can't avoid this At our own figure. "Everything comes to him who waits." To you who have WAITED UNTIL NOW for The members of the Northside church your new suit THE TIME HAS COME when you can save dollars by securing one of our bargains. society wish it distinctly and emphati- cally understood that they are in no THE TEST F2R THE BUYER 15 way connected with the Island Park HONEY LOSINQ S/ILE Association and that the dances held And there is no use crying. We must have the ready cash and will have it if We ask you to compare our prices on these suits, and if we are not dollars lower than you will find them on the island are not for the benefit of elsewhere, we do not ask you to buy. the churoh has has been erroneously stated. EXTKEHELT LOW PRICES WILL bO IT. Wm. G. McLay, who has been a 375 Children's Suits at Stiff Hats, 96 Cts. Each. great sufferer with eye trouble and who recently had an operation performed on One=Fourth Off. one of them, died Wednesday evening at his home 18 E. Kingsley st., ofLindenschmitt & Apfel aoute dementia brought on by worry 28 and 30 S. Main St., over his troubles. The funeral servicps Ann Arbor, Mich. were held at St. Thomas' ohuroh this 37 SOUTH STREET. Wadhams, Ryan & Reule morning at 9 o'clock. E. B. Pond, administrator of the es- tate of Patrick Ryan, deceased, has re- Born to nr. and Mrs. E. P. Van- At the meeting of the board of public Kleek, Monday morning, a nine pound works Wednesday evening, the street ceived notice of a suit that has been en- daughter. commissioner was ordered to have the tered in chancery to set aside certain mud oleaned out of the holes on Main deeds. It appears that before Mr. We Nail the Chance! The tristate fair will be held at To- st. and fill them with gravel. Rayn died he deeded away all of his ledo, O., next week Monday to Friday, property to his ohildren. After he BUT OUR CU/TOHERJ- QET THE BENEFIT. Aug. 23-27. Phoenix Lodge, F. & A. M., of Yp-was dead it was found that his The next teaohers' examination for silanti, has oompleted arrangements for creditors had claims amounting to all grades of certificates will be held an excursion to Detroit and Tashmoo $700 against his estate and there was Our stock of Gas, Gasoline and Park, the new resort on the St. Clair WALL Thursday and Friday of next week, at nothing left to liquidate them. The Oil Stoves, Refrigerators, Ice Cream the court hnuse. river just beyond the Flats, to take petition is filed on bebalf of the credit- Saturday nf next week, Ang. 2S, isplace next Wednesday, in whioh they ors by Leonhard Gruner. Freezers, Hammocks, Garden Hose, invite the Anu Arbor lodges to take Lawn Mowers, Screen Doors, Win- the day set for the annual pionio of thepart. The modesty of a couple of elderly PAPER fanners of Washtenaw, Wayne, Oak- spinsters at Ann Arbor was shooked the dow Screens, etc., must be reduced. land and Livingston oounties at On Tuesday at the meeting of the other day at the sight of some boys who We are receiving daily our new line Smith's grove, Whitmore Lake. Society for the Promotion of Engineer- were disporting themselves in the Also a few bicycles that we are of Wall Paper for the coming season. ing Education held in Toronto, Ont., offering at COST." We offer the following low prices: The Miohigan Central is testing vari- Prof. M. E. Cooley, of the engineering Huron. The offioer to whom they com- Good Paper, - - 3c per roll. ous kinds of bioyole holding devices for department, U. of M., delivered an ad- plained asked if they wore trunks. Come and see what we are offer- Silver Effects. - - oc per roll. the purpose of deciding which one is "No," said one of the ladies, "they dress which dealt with the teaching of ing to our trade whether you wish Best Ingrain Paper, - 8c per roll. best adapted for use as required by the metallurgy in a most interesting and were as naked as when they were Heavy and Best Quality, recent law making bicyoles baggage. intructive manner. born." "How far were you from to buy or not. - 8c, 10c, 12c per roll. them?" "Perhaps a quarter of a A Manchester man drives a buggy A shoveling bee will take plaoe on that is as varegated in colors as was mile." "How oould you know, so far The Leading Hardware. Joseph's coat of biblical fame. Each the bicyole path to Whitmore Lake this away that the boys were naked?" "I wheel is of a different color, as areafternoon at 1 :30. It is proposed to looked through my field-glass!" No GOOD WINDOW SHADES cut away Allen's hill so that riders will arrests.—Ypsilanti Sentinel. also the pole, box and other portions of be able to see anyone coming up from All complete for 15c each. Largest the rig. The cirous performance given here by MUEHLIG & SCHMID, assortment in the city. the other side also to widen the path Tomorrow forenoon at 10 o'clock somewhat at that point. The ladies Barnum & Bailey on Tuesday was the the Clark homestead on the corner of will serve refreshments and the menbest that aggregation has ever put be- 31 S. Main Street, Ann Arbor, Mich. • S. Ashley and Huron sts. will be sold will do the work. fore the publie. The beautifully by public auction by the administrator. trained anials were something maivel- Sweet peas will rid a house of flies. lons in their wonderful feats, and the The sale will take place on the pre- If you do not believe it, darken a room, GEOUGE WAHR mises. athletio work on the flying trapeze and except at a single point, aud lace a rings, horizontal bars, etc., was never Opposite Court House, The Electrio Railroad Co. bandied bunch of sweet peas in the light lace. equalled before an Ann Arbor audience. a lot of people on Tuesday. On theThen notice in an hour the dead flies Main Street, The work of the 70 horses, directed by Wedding Presents Ann Arbor street cars 7,233 passengers around it, or rather the stupified flies. one man was superb and unequalled. were carired and the motor line acoom- The odor seems to have a peculiar at- ANN ARBOR, - MICHIGAN. The show was witnessed in the after- We have taken particular pains this year with our selection of modatfid 2,473 more. There was nottraction for flies, and they will gather noon by an audience estimated at a single acoident. on the blossoms, when the perfume Friends of the Argus who have business 14,000, but the number attending in prices of CUT GLASS and SILVERWARE, which are in the Probate Office are asked to request "Railroad Jaok," who is looked up- intoxicates them. the evening did not exceed 5,000 peo- Judge Newkirk to send the advertising nec- on as a harmless tramp and wtw ,;never Trouble still lingers among the ple. appropriate wedding gifts. essary to the probating of estates with which gets in jail,, is sowing tares'among the Chinese laundrymen of this city. The Ex-Mayor Samuel C. Randall, of they are connected to the Argus office. young boys wherever he goes. The proprietors of the Hing Lee laundry, Flint, past grand commander of the boys look upon the fellow as a sort of who are Hing Lee and Wey Pey Chung, grand oommandery, K. T., and grand - A/INTEL CLOCKS - LOCAL BREVITIES. hero, and they learn to lead the tramp recently discharged an employee, Lee high priest of the grand ohapter, R. A. life which he describes in his public Ning. for laziness. When he left he vaporings.—Lansing Journal. M., of Miohigan, has received a com- This is one of the most appropriate gifts. We have our shelves The Miohigan Furniture Co. 's factory wanted to take along part of the mission as representative of the grand Private King, of Company A, Ann "washee" machinery. To this the lodge of England to the grand ludge, :ull with the latest designs and works that we guarantee. shut down for two weeks on Wednes- others objeoted and the matter may yet day. Arbor, was among the very few militia- F. and A. M , of Michigan. The men who sported seven gold servioe get into the courts. commission was signed by the Prinoe The New State Telephone company stripes on his cuffs at the late encamp- is averaging 22 messages into Detroit Martin J. Cavanaugh, ex-oonnty of Wnles, who holds the office of most 46 South ment. Mr. King has been in the ser- school commissioner, who has been worshipful grand master of the grand per day from Ypsilanti. vice that number of years, and for three conducting a summer school for teaoh- lodge of England. The commission, Main St. Haller's Jewelry Store William A. Clark, J. Q. A. Ses-encampments has come all the way ers during the past six weeks, was on which bears date London, May 8, sions and Wm. K. Childs have been ap- from Florida to be in attendance. Wednesday presented by the teachers in 1897, is printed and engrossed on pointed a committee to oolleot war rel- Application has been made to theattendance with a handsome silk um- parchment. The appointment, which ioe to exhibit at the county fair. probate court by Mrs. C. C. Goodwin brella as a token of their esteem and was made by the Prince of Wales, gives Victor Emannel Francois, instrnotor for the sending to the insane asyulm of satisfaction of his helpfulness to them the appointee a life tenure of the office in Frenoh at the university, has taken her sister Miss Libbie Brown, aged 73 in many ways during the many years of with whioh he has been honored. Mr. TO USERS OF GASOLIE Enoch Dieterle ont his first papers preparatory to be- years, who has been afflicted with fits his connection with the Washtenaw Randall has many Masonio friends and coming a full fledged Amerioan citizen. and insanity for the past four or five county schools. acquaintances in Ann Arbor, who will When you want a free burning Gas- Embalmer and Wilfred T. Bell, '99 law, of 26 Ful-years. Drs J. H. Morton and W. B. be pleased to hear of the honor con- oline that does not smoke or foul your Ward Hugh

strikers to desist from trespassing on the COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. present the proper resolutions fixing A Gracious Reply to Royalty. grounds or interfering in any way with such grades. The queen was once informed by the 1! the employes cf the Muddy Valley Min- Respectfully submitted, manager of her Shaw farm that a Mr. ing and Manufacturing cempany, the Geo. L. Moore, Elliott, a Scottish farmer, was a breeder Muddy valley mines, and also from en- COUNCIL CHAMBER, ! J. A. Dell, Sheriff Determined to Protect the tering the lands of W. P. Halliday. G. C. Rhodes, of superior collie dogs, and she there- Ann Aibor, August 16th, 1897. f upon expressed a wish to possess one of For a Healthy Existence.—That's • De Armit Mines. Regular session. Harrison Soule, Miners at Decatur at Work. Called to order by Pres. Luick. M. Grossman, them. Accordingly Mr. Elliott for- Why the Kidneys so often Fail. Decatur, His., Aug. 17.—The mines in Boll called. Quorum present. Committee on Streets. warded two beautiful dogs, and her ETERY PERSON WILL BE STOPPED. this city were operated with full forces Absent Aid. Brown, Coon, Cady. Leave being granted, the following majesty was so enraptured with them Nature has provided a certain amount yesterday. There are a few of the mip- resolutions were presented. that she gave orders that the nest time of work for every organ of the human er= who have not been working for sev- PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS. body; overtax them and disease eventu- Twenty-Two Evictions of StriklnR Miners eral days, but most all were at work. STREET GRADE RESOLUTIONS. he came to the farm he should imme- ally follows. There is not one por- At one shaft more men were employed To the Common Council: By Aid. Moore: diately be taken up to the oastle. tion of our organism that is so overworked Take Place Near Plum Creek—Camp ot The Board of Public Works would the Strikers Not To Be Disturbed Until than for some time past. Some of the Whereas, in the opinion of the Coun- Mr. Elliott was somewhat uueasy as as the kidneys; on them is placed the im- respectfully recommend that they be cil the grade on S. Seventh st. ought portant function of filtering the blood of the Court Has Passad Upon the Question out-of-town miners who came here to to how he should comport himself in persuade the Decatur miners to stop empowered to purchase 15,000 feet of to be changed and fixed and estab- the presence of royalty, and the man-the impurities which naturally form iu the —Samuel De Armit Under Arrest by the work have gone home, and the ethers oak plank for crosswalks and culverts. lished, to the end that such street may regular action of life and digestion. The Sherift—What Strikers Say. Respectfully submitted, ager spent a considerable time in put- are about the city. They had an oppor- be made suitable for public travel and ting him through his facings. At last kidneys are consequently termed the sew- Pittsburg, Aug. 17.—Martial law has tunity of conferring with the local min- tHen V. Mills, traffic. Therefore, erage of the system; clog up this sewer Clerk of the Board of Public Works. Resolved, and it is hereby ordered the fateful day arrived, and he wasand the blood becomes tainted with poison- to all intents and purposes ers Sunday and it now remains with the ushered iuto the presence of the queen. been declared in Plum, Patton and Decaiur men whether or not they will Aid. Koch moved that the Council that the grade on S. Seventh st. from ous uric acid, which brings on disease Wilkins townships by Sheriff Lowry. strike. concur in the recommendation of thesouth line of W. Liberty st. to the Her majesty shook hands with him in many forms. The back is the first to Board. center line of W. Jefferson st., be, and and said: show this stoppage. From there comes The three mines of the New York and CITY LOSES BIG MONEY. Cleveland Gas Coal company are in Adopted as follows: the same is hereby changed from the "Oh, Mr. Elliott, I have to thank the warning note; it should be heeded, the?e townships, and all roads leading Frauds in the Chicago Water Office Have Yeas—Aid. Moore, Hamilton, Gross- present grade and fixed and established you for the two beautiful collies you and the kidneys receive prompt attention' Reachod $90,000. man. Koch, Dell, Sweet, Vaudavvarker, so that the grade on and along such sent me." Doan's Kidney Pills will right the action to them will be patrolled by his depu- Rhodes, Spathelf, Soule, Danforth, street shall be as follows, that is to of the kidneys quickly, relieve the back of ties. Persons walking or driving along Chicago, Aug. 17.—The frauds in thePres. Luick—12. say: And to this gracious remark Mr. El- pains and aches, and cure all troubles of the roads who cannot give a satisfac- meter department of the water offica liott replied: kidneys and bladder. Read the following: tory account of himself or herself, will for the last year alone are estimated to Nays—None. Atsouth lineof AV. Liberty st 84S.50 ft. At 400 ft. south of center line of W. "Touts, touts, •wumman! Hand yer Mr. Wm. Nelson is a well-known busi- be ordered to leave the neighborhood, amount to $90,OCu. Fresh discoveries To the Common Council: Liberty st - - 841.00 It. tongue! What's the matter o' a pair o' and upon refusal will be arrested. The have been made by Deputy Commis- The Board of Public Works submits At 475 ft. south of center line of W. ness man of Kalamazoo, lie resides at 822 sioner Toolen of the public works which the third estimate for completed work Liberty st 840.50 ft. dowgs between you and me?"—London Portage Street, and his business is that of sheriff will not attempt to break up At 550ft. south of center line of W. Answers. a grain buyer. He says: the camp of the strikers until the court implicate prominent, officials and ex-in Sewer District No. 6, for your con- Liberty st 842.00 ft. has passed on the question, but an-officials of the meter collection depart- sideration. At center line of W. Jefferson st 851.50 ft. " For five years I have suffered from an ment. Respectfully submitted, the elevation given being above the Every day symptoms of digestive inability to urinate, which resulted from nounced Tuesday that he is determined disorders—acid stomach, distress after what was said to be a stoppage of the blad- to stop the marching and trespassing Meters have been systematically Glen V. Mills, official city datum and along the cen- Clerk of the Board of Public Works. ter line of said street, and the grade eating, burning at pit of stomach, dull, der. During these years I have taken min- on the company's property. No oneturned back, even at the west side heavy feeling—Burdock Blood Bitters eral and electric baths and used other means •will be allowed on the company's prop- pumping station. No debit account has ENGINEER'S THIKD ESTIMATE. lines to consist of straight lines be- in expectancy of getting better, but they erty who fail to have a pass signed by been kept in the books of the meter tween the several points or stations never fails to correct any troubles of LATERAL SEWER DISTRICT NO. 6. above stated, the roadway to conform this sort. all proved unavailing. Some months ago I Superintendent De Armit. There are collection department, and every step 664 ft. 4 in. sewer pipe, at 05c per ft $ 33 20 began using Doan's Kidney Pills, which I now nearly S00 men in the camp at of investigation shows up more rotten- 822 ft. S in. sewer pipe, at lie per ft 90 4:2 thereto. had heard highly recommended, and I can Plum Creek. After the mutiny at Sandy ness. A new system of bookkeeping 55S ft. 10 in sewer pipe, at 14c per ft "8 12 Adopted as follows: Pitcher's Castoria. 1,036 ft. excavation and backfill, at 23c Yeas—Aid. Moore, Hamilton, Gross- now say that the flattering reports were Creek Monday the camp at that point will immediately be put into effect by per ft 376 28 Children Cry for not greater than they deserved. I got was abandoned and the men went to Expert Accountant Harper, and Com-40(S ft. excavation and backfill, at 31c man, Koch, Dell, Sweet,Vandawarker, better right along, and I am free from any Plum Creek. In addition 200 men ar- missioner McGann of the public works per ft 126 4S Rhodes, Spathelf, Soule, Danforth, 3_Lampholes, at 83.00 each 15 uo Pres. Luick—12. Ireland's Coast Clifl's. trouble now. I feel better than I have rived at 3 o'clock Tuesday morning will at once take steps to adopt the 4 Manholes, at S25.00 each 100 00 The finest cliff sceuery in the United done for three years past. If Doan's Kid- from Belle Vernon. The large increase electrical or the impression system of 2 JMushtanks, at*54.00 each 108 00 Nays—None. Kingdom is on the coast of the county ney Pills were well known all over they in the number in camp has caused a recording the flow of water through Total estimate $!)2T 50 By Aid. Moore: of Donegal, at the northwest of Ireland, would do an immense amount of good." shortage of provisions and the men are meters. Whereas, in the opinion of the Coun- Sold by all dealers — price, 50 cents. Recent investigation of the charges Less 10 per cent per contract 92 75 facing the Atlantic, where the variety hungry. They threatened to march dur- cil the grade on Hill st. ought to and grandeur of the cliffs are most Mailed by Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, ing' the morning, but were induced not that pipe in the water extension de- Amount due contractor $834 75 be changed and fixed and established, X. Y., sole agents for the U. S. Remem- to do so by the deputies. Monday night partment has been stolen and resold to Geo. F. Key, to the end that such street may bethrilling and impressive. Slieve League, ber the name, Doan's, and take no other. it was decided to have the women the city in great quantities has caused City .Engineer. made suitable for public travel aid south of Glen Columbkille, is a superb march, as the injunction did not. In-the discovery of a corrupt system of Aid. Koch moved that Rule 21 betraffic. Therefore, introduction to Donegal's coast splen- clude them. bookkeeping in that department. It suspended for this session. Resolved, and it is hereby ordered dors. In less than half a mile from the took City Engineer Ericson's force a Adopted as follows: that the grade on Hill st. from north- sea the mountain rears its height of i Twenty-Two Kvietions. great many days to go over the books, Yeas—Aid. Moore, Hamilton, Gross- east line of Packard st.to the center line nearly 2,000 feet. Iu the island of The order of the sheriff to arrest all and even then the administration was man, Koch, Dell, Sweet,Vandawarker, of Church st. be, and the same is hereby not assured that the city was not Achill, off the west coast of Ireland, persons, however, caused a change in Rhodes, Spathelf, Soule, Danforth, changed from the present grade and the cliffs of Croghan, at Achill Head, the programme and there was no march. mulcted though the books showed all Pres. Luick—12. fixed and established, so that the grade right. rise sheer from the water's edge to the Sheriff Lowry said he would disperse Nays—None. on and along such street shall be as BAKERY, GROCER! Aid. Koch moved that the estimate dizzy height of 3,000 feet.—London the women as quickly as the men, as I Like My Wife follows, that is to say: AND lie interpreted the court's order to mean be allowed and a warrant ordered At northeast line of Packard st 836.70 ft. Standard. When she has sick-headache, bad drawn iu payment of the same. At the center line of State st 845.00 ft. to enjoin not only the men, but all who taste in the mouth and that tired vt the center line of Thayer et 861.00 ft. FLOUR AND FEED STORE, attempted to interfere with the De Ar- Adopted as follows: At 150 ft. east from center lineof We keep constantly on hand mit mines in any way by a show of feeling, resulting from a torpid liver, Yeas—Aid. Moore, Hamilton, Gross- Thayer st 867.00 ft. to use Carter's Cascara Cordial, it gives man, Koch, Dell, Sweet, Vandawarker, At the center lineof Ingalls st 869.50ft. BREAD, CRACKERS, CAKES, &o. force. There were twenty-two evic- tone to the stomach, invigorates the Rhodes, Spathelf, Soule, Dauforth, At the center line of Tappan st 870.00 ft. CASTOR tions near Plum Creek during the day kidneys, cures habitual constipation, At the center lineof Twelfth st 868.00 ft. For Wholesale or Ketail Trade. of striking miners. Passengers on the Pres. Luick—12. At the center line of E. University produces a healthy appetite, sound Nays—None. ave...... 865.50 ft. For Infants and Children, We shall also keep a supply of morning train from Pittsburg to Tur- digestion and a clear complexion. 25c. At 110 it, east from center line ofE. tle Creek say a man who gave his and oOc. For sale by H. J. Brown. Ann Arbor, Aug. 13, 1897. University ave 864.00 ft. OSBOKXE'S name as Jacob Monroe, said he was To the Honorable the Common Council At the center line of Church st 857.00 ft. Tie fac- of the City of Ann Arbor: the elevation given being above the offi- simile GOLD DUST FLOUR. fr6na the Osceola mine, and announced AMERICAN BANKERS' ASSOCIATION. signature that he was going to kill De Armit. Gentlemen,—I find by an examina- cial city datum and along the ceuter Of wrapper. J. M. Swift & Oo.'» Best White Wheat The claim is made that there are a Twenty-Third Annual Convention in Ses- tion of the sewer accounts pertaining line of said street, and the grade lines Flour, Kye Flour, Buckwheat Flour, number of suspects in the vicinity of sion at Detroit. to the taxes assessed against the prop- to consist of straight lines between the Corn Meal, F jed, &c, &c, &c, the mines who are after the De Ar- erty of Thomas Taylor for sewer pur- several points or stations above stated, Detroit, Aug. 17.—Every seat in thepose, District No. 5, an error of $2 wasthe roadway to conform thereto. V B. NORR1S At Wholesale and Retail. A general stock ot mits. They are not in the camp, how- Detroit Opera house was occupied Tues- made in the favor of the city. A like ever. Samuel De Armit is under ar- day when, at a little after 10 o'clock. Adopted as follows: ATTORNEY AT LAW. SROOEJIES AND PROVISIONS rest by the sheriff. Neither he or the error in account was made in the ac- Yeas—Aid. Moore, Hamilton, Gross- constantly on hand, which will be sold on as reas- President Robert J. Lowry called to or- Does a general law collection and conveyane- sheriff will say for what, but the strik- count of J. M. Schaeberle. As these man. Koch, Dell. Sweet,Vandawarker, onable terms as at any other house in the city. der the twenty-third annual convention accounts have been paid into the nn business. A moderate share of your pat- |3?-Cash paid for Batter, Egps, and Countr ers say it is to prevent his arrest by of the American Bankers' association. Rhodes, Spathelf, Soule, Danforth, r inajre respectfully solicited. Office 16 E treasury and placed to the credit of Pres. Luick—12. Huron Street, upstairs. Produce generally. any constable, which would be impos- The presence of many ladies testifies to said sewer district, I would most sible as long as he is in the sheriff's the great interest taken by Detroit in Nays—None. tST*Goods Delivered to any part of the city with respectfully ask that a warrant be xtrxut ;i i ree. Rimoy & Se dbolt custody. Sixteen more men went into the proceedings of the convention, and drawn in favor of Thomas Taylor for To the Common Council: Real Estate for Sale. Plum Creek Tuesday morning. The the elaborate decoration of the opera two dollars and a like warrant be Your Committee on Streets would TATE OF MICHIGAN, COUNTY OF strikers say only twenty-nine men arehouse, in the foyer and parquette and drawn in favor of J. M. Schaeberle to recommend that Pear st. be surveyed S Washter.aw—ss. at work, while the company say they on the stage, gave further evidence of and grade established on same from In the matter of the estate of Edward H. correct said error. Clark, deceased. have 250 men. The output Monday was Detroit's hospitality. Prayer was of- Yours truly, Plum st. north to city limits. Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of five cars of lump and three cars of fered by Rev. Father Henry A. Sehap- Respectfully submitted, an order granted to the undersigned adminis- screened coal. man, S. J., president of Detroit college. C. H. Manly, Geo. L. Moore, trator of the estate of said deceased by the Ex-Treasurer. Hon. Judge of Probate for the County of Sheriff Siops Marchers. Mayor Maybury then welcomed the del- J. A. Dell, Washtenaw, on the 6th clay of July, A. D. At Turtle Creek fifty strikers, without egates to Detroit in an address more Aid. Hamilton moved that the re- G. C. Rhodes, 1897, there will be sold at public vendue to the leaders or music, and with nothing at than usually happy and felicitous. commendation be concurred in by the Harrison Soule, highest bidder, at the late residence of said council. Michael Grossman, deceased, in the City of Ann Arbor, in the their head but the American flag, Governor Pingree was late in arriv- County of Washtenaw, in said state, on Satur- TIME TABLE. marched from Camp Determination Adopted as follows: Committee on Streets. day, the 21st day of August, A. D. 1897, at ten Taking Effect May 23, 1897. ing, but when he came forward he was Yeas—Aid. Moore, Hamilton, Gross- Adopted as follows: o'clock in i he forenoon of that day (subject Tuesday morning on the Oak Hill mines. received with a generous round of ap- to all encumbrances by mortgage or other- Trains leave Ann Arbor by Central Stand- This was done unexpectedly and in vio- man, Koch, Dell, Sweet, Vandawarker, Yeas—Aid. Moore, Hamilton, Gross- wise existing at the time of the death of said ard time. plause. The last address of welcome was Rhodes, Spathelf, Soule, Danforth, man, Koch, Dell, Sweet, Vandawarker, deceased), the following described real estate, lation of the restraining order tempora- from George H. Russell member of the rily continued. Before reaching the Pres. Luick—12. Rhodes, Spathelf, Soule, Danforth, to-wit: executive council for Michigan. Tlicr. Nays—None. Pres. Luick—12. Lot one (1), block one (1), south of Huron st, NORTH. SOUTH. mines Sheriff Lowry and a posse met President Lowry arose to respond to in the City of Ann Arbor, Michigan, range (2) the marchers and ordered them back to A petition signed by D. F. Schairer Nays—None. east. .the greetings of Michigan and to give LEONHARD GRUNEK, 8:43 A.M. *7:30 A. M. camp, the strikers reluctantly turning his annual address. The report of theand 20 others asking for the passage To the Common Council: back sorely disappointed but peaceful. Administrator. *12:15 P.M. 11:25 A. M. secretary, James R. Branch of New of an ordinance prohibiting the expos- Your Committee on Streets would 4:50 P. M. 8:40 P. M. While the men were going to work York city, followed. ure of poison in the city of Ann Arbor recommend that S. First st, be ordered t 9:10 A. M. t 8:05 P. M. Tuesday morning they had to pass be- was read and referred to the Ordinance graveled, graded and rolled between tween two rows of French women, Committee. A Household Necessity. Jefferson and Madison and that Madi- * Trains marked thus run between Ann Ar- headed by Mrs. Jennie de Witte and A petition signed by Henry T. Schulz son st. be graveled, graded and rolled bor and Toledo only. Mrs. Marie Brogie. The women called No family can afford to be with outa HUMPHREYS' + Trains marked thus run Sundays only. good salve in cases of cuts, scalds, and 18 others asking for a brick cross- between Fifth ave. and Division and All other trains daily except Sunday. at the men on the way to work and walk at the corner of Spring and His-that the subject of the improvement threatened to hit them with stones, al- burns or sprains; it is a matter of CURES E. S. GILMORE, Agent economy to have one at hand. Carter's cock was read and referred to the Side- on Observatory st. be referred to the though they did not do so. Then the walk Committee. City Engineer for an estimate. No. 1 Fever, Congestion W. H. BENNETT, G. P. A. men hurried past as fast as they could, Herbal Ointment meets this great Respectfully submitted, fearing trouble. When the men had all need. It quickly allays pain, heals A petition signed by Fred Rettich No. 2 Worms. and cures piles. For an indispensible asking for the return of taxes alleged to Geo. L, Moore, passed the women went to their homes, have been illegally assessed was read J. A. Dell, No. S Infants' Diseases. saying they would be out again next household remedy, the best of all G. C. Rhodes, No. 4 Diarrhea. MICHIGAN fT morning. _ salves is this unrivaled ointment. and referred to the Finance Com- mittee. Harrison Soule, No. 7 Coughs & Colds. "The Niagara Falls Route." WEST VIRGINIA. Price 25c. For sale by H. J. Brown. Michael Grossman, KEPOItT OF STANDING COMMITTEES. Committee on Streets. No. 9 Headache. Striker- Are Showing Material Gains in Danger of a Car Famine. CENTRAL STANDARD TIME AH Sections. SEWERS. Adopted as follows: No. 1O Dyspepsia, Indigestion. St. Joseph, Mo., Aug. 17.—Railroad of- Yeas—Aid. Moore, Hamilton, Gross- No. 1 1 Delayed Periods. Wheeling, W. Va., Aug. 17.—The strik- ficials in St. Joseph report that there is To the Common Council: man, Koch,Dell, Sweet, Vandawarker, Taking Effect July 4, 1897. ers show material gains in all sections of danger of a car famine on western roads, Your Committee on Sewers would Rhodes, Spathelf, Soule. Danforth, No. 1 2 Leuchorrea. West Virginia. In the Wheeling dis- caused by the immense grain crops. All recommend that in consideration of Pres. Luick—12. GOING EAST. trict there is not a miner working, while roads entering this city are rushed to the city being allowed to run a portion No. 13 Croup. Detroit Night Ex 5 50 a. m. on the Ohio side of the river the last of the lateral sewer in District No. 6 Nays—None. No. 14 Skin Diseases. their fullest capacity now, and the To the Common Council: Atlantic Express 7 30 man, except those who are to furnish switching force has been increased 25 through the private property from No. 15 Rheumatism. Grand Rapids Ex 11 10 coal for water and elctric light plants, per cent. The Burlington company has Catherine to Ann street between 4th Your Committee on Streets and Mail and Express 3 47 p.m. are out. In the Fairmont district the issued orders for no more coal to beand 5th avenues that the City exempt Sidewalks would recommend that the No. 19 Catarrh. N. Y. & Boston Sp'l 4 58 strike leaders did not succeed in closing loaded in tight box cars. Stock cars are the west half of the Greene property sidewalk be graded on the west side of No. 27 Kidney Diseases. North Shore Limited 6 45 the Montana mine entirely, but they to be used instead. All tight cars are which borders upon said sewer, from Miner st. between Felch and Hiscock. Fast Eastern 10 06 made decided gains. The camp will be needed for moving grain. Farmers are taxation and make the necessary Respectfully submitted, No. 34 Sore Throat. maintained till the last man leaves his disposed to hold their wheat for $1 a sewer connection for said property. Geo. L. Moore, No. 77 Grip & Hay Fever. GOING WEST. work, when these recruits will be taken bushel, but railroad men say the up- Respectfully submitted, J. A. Dell, Dr, Humphreys' Homeopathic Manual of Boston, N. Y. & Ch 8 12 a.m. with the main body to the other Watson ward tendency cf the market will start John Koch, G. C. Rhodes, Diseases at your Druggists or Mailed Free. Mail & Express 9 18 company's mines to help close them. Harrison Soule, Sold by druggists, or sent on receipt of aBcts., the crop moving. Frank Vandawarker, 5Octs. or Jl. Humphreys' Med. Co., Cor. Willxam Fast Western Ex 155 p.m. In the Kanawha valley about 300 George L. Moore, M. Grossman, and John Sts., New York. G. R. & Kal. Ex 5 55 men have gone to work since Monday Everybody Says So. Horace P. Danforth, Committee on Streets. Chicago Night Ex 9 40 morning, but more than that number Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won- Harrison Soule, F. M. Hamilton, Pacific Express 12 30 have left their work. The trouble is derful medical discovery of the age, pleas- George Spathelf, Jr., John Koch, O.W. EUGGLE8 H. W. HAYES, ant and refreshing to the tasle, act gently Geo. W. Sweet, REVIVO that the mines are so far apart that Geo. VV. Sweet, Q. P. ft T. Agent Chloajro. Ag't Ann Arbor concentrated action is hard to get. In and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, Committee on Sewers. Frank Vandawarker, RESTORES VITALITY. the Norfolk and western region the or- cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, George Spathelf, Jr., cure headache, fever, habitual constipation Adopted as follows: H.,P. Danforth, ganizers have gone to work again with and biliousness. Please buy and try a box Yeas—Aid, Moore, Hamilton, Gross- TRCTCK AND STORAGE a will, and in sufficient numbers to of C. C. C. to-day; 10, 25, 50 cents. Sold and man, Koch, Dell, Sweet, Vandawarker, Committee on Sidewalks. prove effective. The leaders are getting guaranteed to cure by all druggists. Rhodes, Spathelf, Soule, Danforth, Adopted as follows: Made a on the United States court injunctions, Yeas—Aid. Moore, Hamilton, Gross- C. E. GODFREY. Arrest of an Embezzler. Pres. Luick—12. Well Man and find upon careful reading that they Nays—None. man, Koch, Dell, Sweet,Vandawarker, Residence and Office, 48.Fourth Ave., North prohibit nothing but trespass, and do not Chicago, Aug. 17.—After successfully Rhodes, Spathelf, Soule, Danforth, fUf of Me. apply to speechmaking or assemblage evading the police for over a year Ed- STREETS. Pres. Luick—12. Telephone 82. on public ground. They are no longer ward Huber, who was the chief clerk To the Common Council: Nays—None. THE GREAT 30th Day. a cause of alarm to the organizers. and treasurer of the Standard Cabinet Your Committe on Streets to whom PREIXCH: REMEDY Q R. WILLIAMS, company of Peru, Ind., was captured was referred the petition of Rob- SIDEWALKS- produces the above results in 30 days. It acts In the Honey Brook District. here by Chicago detectives and placed To the Common Council: powerfully and quickly. Cures when all others fail ert Hunter protesting against the till- Young mou will regain their lost manhood, and old Hazleton, Pa., Aug. 17.—The strike in a cell at detective headquarters on a Your Committee on Sidewalks would Si^xrViJivrecover tueir routhful vigor by using Attorney at Lav and Pension Claim Attorn, sitaution in the Honey Brook district ing of the pond on W. Washington st. charge of wrecking the cabinet concern would report that at the time of tiling recommend that brick crosswalks be KhVlvO. It quickly audeurely restores Nervous- MILAN, MICH. of the Lehigh and Wilke9barre com- by absconding with $30,000. Huber is ordered built ness. Lost Vitality, Impotency, Nightly Emissions, pany's collieries is unchanged. No at- the above mentioned petition the con- Lost Power, Failing Memory, Wastint- Diseases and Conveyancing and Collections. 21 years of age and had won the confi- tract for doing the work had been On the south side of Huron across all effects of self-abuse or excess and indiscretion tempt was made to start work at the dence of the stockholders of the com-completed and paid for, therefore your State. which unnts one for study, business or marriage It mines Tuesday morning. Manager Le- pany. One day last July he went away, Committee would recommend that the On the east and west side of State not only cures by starting at the seat of disease but wall was again on the ground. He ar- but no attention was paid to his ab- is a great nerve tonic and blood builder, bring- petition be received and placed on file. across Huron. ing back the pink glow to pale cheeks aud re- ranged for a meeting with a committee sence until some time had elapsed and Respectfully submitted, And that the following crosswalks storing the fire of youth. It wards off Jnsanity LAND PLASTER! of the strikers, the result of which will until the books of the company had been be repaired with tar. and Consumption. Insist on having REVIVO, no LIME AND CEMENT. not be made knokn until the men meet examined. Geo. L. Moore, other. It can be carried in vest pocket. By mail J. A. Dell, On the east side of Thompson across 81.00 per package, or six for $5.00, with a posl' at Macadco. The strikers are confident Liberty. tive written guarantee to cure or refund of success, but unless a compromise is Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away. G. C. Rhodes, Also the four crosswalks at the cor- the money. Circular free. Address •effected the tie-up will be lengthy. The Harrison Soule, To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag Michael Grossman, ner of Maonard and Williams st. ROYAL MEDICINE CO,, 271 WaDasl Aye., CHICAGO, ILL coal and iron nolice are still guard- netic, full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To- And further that the Board of Pub- For sale at Ann Arbor, Mich., byJEberbach Ing mines, but thus far they have not Bac, the wonder-worker, that makes weak men Committee on Streets. Drug and Chemical Company. DRAIN TILE. lic Works be directed to fill or repair strong. All druggists, 50c or SI. Cure guaran- ueen molested or had occasion to arrest Adopted. (Continued on next page.i a. single striker. teed Booklet and sample free. Address To the Common Council: Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York. Your Committee on Streets would Thousands of people are subject to LOUIS ROHDE, Illinois Strikeis Enjoined. recommend that the grade on Hill st. bowel trouble in some of its various AJMfiMJY Cairo, Ills., Aug. 17.—Judge A. K. In 48 hours Gonorrhoea Children Cry for from Packard to Church, and onforms. Dr. Foweler's Ext. of wild nnd discharges from the» Vickers has granted an injunction at Seventh st. between Liberty and Jef-Strawberry is an unfailing remedy in urinary or«an» arrested I Main Office—36 E. Huron Street. Murphysboro commanding the itinerant by Santa! OTidy Capsules, l Pitcher's Castoria. ferson be established and herewith all such cases. I without inconvenience. Yards—50 West Huron Street. ANN ARBOR ARGUS, AUGUST 20 1897

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. xed and established, so that the grade Elegant English Croaks, •f said sidewalk on and along the street DAN'S PRIVATE MAEK Pickpockets, or "books," as they are Dr. Miles' Heart Cure SHOT AI iforesaid shall be as follows, that is to :ermed in the criminal vernacular, are Cures a Prominent Attorney. Continued from Preceding Page. ay: often well educated aud of genteel ap- the stone over the wells under the feet. FOUND ON A MOSQUITO, IT SAVED Was Caught Stealing Bacon from \i 33 ft. ea^t of center line of 13th St. 818.TO peararce and manners. Those who work sidewalk on 8. Division st. in front of :2;>II •• ' " " - S52.5) HARDIN'S LIFE. ;he "tubs" (omnibuses) are exception- Klondike Prospectors. \\m. Burke (estate). •J4O •• " " •• " '• " •' stSH.50 400 " " '• " " ' 871.OU ally respectable in their dress and quiet Respectfully submitted, 500 '• ' ' " '• " 874.^0 Neither Knin Nor Branding Iron Was in demeanor. As stated in the printed BLACK SIDE COMING INTO VIEW. F. M. Hamilton, tiOO " '• •' " " " '• " 87B.00 Frank Vandawarker, .650 " " " " " " " " 876 50 Used on riui. Ranch, as the Owner Was warning exhibited in railway stations 700 " " " '• " " " " 876.50 a Pretty Fair Shot and Always Kept In and omnibuses, pickpockets are "both John Koch, 750 •' " " " " 876.00 Grim Warning Given by Returning Gold George Spathelf, Jr., 800 " " " " 874.00 Practice. male and female," but the proportion Hunters. Who Say the Country Is a Ver- H. P. Danforth, 930 " " " " " " " " 865.00 of the latterds small, probably less than 1000 " '• " " " " " '• 861.50 "Them was pretty good shots," said dtable Death Trap—The Passes Cannot Geo. W. Sweet, At n. w. cor. Observatory and Cather- 10 per cent. Be Crossed—Late Comers Must Halt In Committee on Sidewalks. ine Sts 855.50 the old sheep raiser when the boys had The best educated and most genteel the Valley, a Prey to Disease, Hunger Adopted as follows: ;he elevation given being above the finished telling about some glass ball are generally experts at devices such as shooting they had done at the gnu club aud Criminals. Yeas—Aid. Moore, Hamilton, Gross- official city datum and along the center card sharping and tossiug for money, man, Koch, Dell, Sweet,Vandawarker, ine of such walk, and the grade lines tournament, "but folks nowadays don't San Francisco, Aug. 17.—In the mad and, speaking several languages, are Rhodes, Spathelf, Soule, Danforth, to consist of straight lines between the do no shootin like they did a few years enabled to travel all over the world. rush for Klondike gold men are already Pres. Luick—12. several points or stations above stated. ago. There was Dan Hardin now, who starving to dc-ath. Of the thousands This class is especially dangerous on Nays—None. Adopted as follows: run a sheep ranch in west Texas iu board the large Atlantic liners. JJOW hastening to Alaska many will nev- To the Common Council: Yeas—Aid. Moore, Hamilton, Gross- 1881; he could shoot." y Dr. Miles' PAIN nerves free. Address, along the property of the M. E. Church. on the coyotes aud jack rabbits just to PILLS. "One cent a dose. At all druggists. thousand prospectors are now camped In front of 63, 67<5 and 68 E. Wash- John Koch, keep his baud in. It got so that uine DR. MII/ES MEDICAL OO., Elkhart, Ind. -waiting to get over the divide, was giv- ington St. H. P. Danforth. times out of ten when a man killed a en by George L. Fish, a prominent gro- And further that Clay Greene be Committee on Police. deer with his Winchester he would find A Slight Difference. cer of Oakland, Cal., who made the trip Adopted as follows: ordered to repair the sidewalk aiu: a hole iu its left aud an underbit in its The nearest fixed star whose distance The Coast Line to MACK1NAC in order to see whether there was any fence around hole at the corner of Ann Yeas—Aid. Moore, Hamilton, Gross- right ear, and he'd always send Dan has been measured by the astronomers, chance for rushing supplies into the and 4th ave. man. Koch, Dell. Sweet. Vandawarker, •—TAKE THE—• Klondike this fall. He found the out- Rhodes, Spathelf, Soule, Danforth, over a quarter of venison when he gotis Alpha Centauri, as you know. Its Respectfully submitted, it home. I seen Dan win a bet of $50parallax was determined many years look hopeless. He said: F. M. Hamilton, Pres. Luick—12. "If you want to do a service to hu- Nays—None. one day from a tenderfoot. We wasago, and its distance found to be about Frank Vandawarker, ridin along the road and we seen the manity advise men and women to stay John Koch, BONDS. seventy-one^ millions of millions of away from Dyea and Skagaway. The George Spathelf, Jr., To the Common Council: ground a-hunipin up where a mole was ilesr Not thai an expression of those Catcher. Robbed by Masked Men. Adopted as follows: tendent of the Poor be instructed to Berlin pays a salary to a professiona Every family should take the yeas—Aid. Moore, Hamilton, Gross- purchase 400 cords of stove wood, and Hicksville, O., Aug. 17.—Between 12 bird catcher, who keeps scientific anc 1 man. Koch, Dell, Sweet, Vandawarker, if he deems necessary, to visit the wood Very best in connection with their -unc . 1 o'clock Monday night two masked Rhodes. Spathelf, Soule, Danforth, piles of Michigan to get rates on theeducational institutions supplied with men entered the home of H. C. Hutn- birds, birds' nests and eggs, and be is Ever needful local paper. The barger, an old man living four miles Pres. Luick—12. same. west of this city. They bound sno Nays—None. Adopted as follows: the only man in the empire permitted to News—THE DETROIT EVENING NEWS— gagged him and escaped with $1,800 in By Aid. Hamilton. Yeas—Aid. Moore, Hamilton, Gross- do so. man, Koch, Dell, Sweet, Vandawarker, Is an indefatigable newsgatherer. money, about $900 in notes and about Whereas, in the opinion of the Coun- The train of the dress worn by Cath Now is the accepted time, $1,800 in bonds. The notes and bonds cil the grade of the sidewalk on theRhodes, Spathelf, Soule, Danlorth, were dropped, however, and were found north side of E. Catherine street ought Pres. Luick—12. erine de'Medici on her marriage iu 153< Give us your subscription. in the morning. Their victim is in a to be changed and fixed and establish- Nays—None. with Henri, second son of Francis I On motion the Council adjourned. king of France, measured no less than critical condition. ' ed to the end that such street may be GLEN V. MILLS, Nothing gained by waiting. The Prisoners Break Jail. suitable for public travel. Therefore, 48 yards in length and was carried b; Resolved, and it is hereby ordered City Clerk. ten pairs of pages. Evening News—10 cents a week. If you Rawlins, Wyo., Aug. 17.—Five pris- that the grade of the sidewalk on and Want further information, oners, charged with burglary, overpow along the north side of E. Catherine E. C. Joiner, A. O., Hillsdale Co., ered Jailer Ben Carroll, choked him into In Italy there are more theaters in Seek it of our agent in your own town. insensibility, bound his hands and feet street from east line of Thirteenth Mich says: "Nothing gave my rheu- proportion to the population than in took his revolver and keys and escaped street to the west line of Observatory matism such quick relief as Dr. any other country. from jail. be and the same is hereby changed Thomas' Eclectric Oil." 8 ANN ARBOR ARGUS, AUGUST 20 1897.

PERSONAL. Miss Carrie Petrie, of Jaokson, is A FOLLOWER OF BRAHMA. visiting Ami Arbor friends. WHEAT IS KING. Mrs. Mary Ciark is visiting friends Irving Pond, of Chioago, is visiting Norman B. Covert Has Been One in Ohio. his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Poud. An Authority Tells How to Cure Smut for the Past 46 Years. in Seed Wheat. Jonathan Sprapue is spending several | Mr. and Mrs. Will C. Hollands have The Store weeks in the U. P. i gone to Chicago for a short visit. A recent issue of the Detroit Evening Ann Arbor, Mich., Aug. 18, 1897 Journal contained a picture of Nor- To the Editor of the Argus: Mrs. Frank Legg has gone on a visit Mrs. Henry Tatlock left for New man FS. Covert, of tbis city, which is to her mother at Colon. York and the Atlantic coast We desire to call tbe attention of a on Tues- one of tbe best pieces of newspaper many Wasbtenaw farmers as possible ti Rev. H. P. Horton is making a brie day. illustration the Argus has seen in a visit at Kandusky, Ohio. the following clippings believing tha Prof, and Mrs. J. C. Knowiton and long time being a perfect likeness of the both are of the utmost importance t< Will Finnegan, of Buffalo, is visit daughters Margery and Anna are at eccentric old gentleman. The cut is them. The smut evil is a very serious ing his parents in this city. Charlevoix. accompanied by a writenp of Mr. matter this year and if it can be avoid Tbe Misses Mary and Genevie\ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dengler, of Covert's, religious beliefs, he enjoying ed by the use of so simple a remedy as Duffy are at Whitrnore Lake. Chicago, are visiting his mother and the peculiar distinction of being the on- hot water, there should be no smu ly man in Ann Arbor, and for that Miss Emily Pitkin has been spending brother in this city. grown. Our investigations lead us to matter in America, who is a follower believe that the remedy proposed will a week with friends at Wayne. Dr. Brooks is sinning more than of Brabma. A few extracts from the Miss Effie Danforth is in Chicago usual because a new boy arrived at his entirely eliminte smut in wheat. We home Monday night. write up are reproduced here. are, Yours Truly, where she will visit for a time. "Mr. Covert was born at Union Beautiful Mrs. Murdock. of Northville, is vis Miss Mattie Bowdish, leaves Wednes- ALLMEND1NQER & SCHNEIDER. Springs, Cayuga county, N. Y., in The wheat crop of 1897 will bring iting her sister Mrs. W. J. Booth. day for a two weeks' stay at Petoskey 1819. He ealry gave evidence that in and Maokiuac Island. to the farmers of the United States the POWDER Adam Wahl, who has been sick for ethical matters, at least, he had ideas enormous sum of $400,000,000. This Absolutely Pure. some time, is again able to be out. Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Schulz leave of his own. At the age of 12 he re- amount is well nigb incomprehensible, Celebrated for Its great leavening Mrs. Joseph Parker retnrned home oday for a visit in Detroit with his ceived a prize at school for presenting and the benefits to be derived from the strength and bealtbfulness.. AAs.?, If uncle, Mr. Fred Schnlz, of Jay st. the best maxim to live by. It ran in the food acrainsst alum and allll to from her visit to Jackson on Friday. fair orop and the good prices cannot be 0 COm l Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Broeffle and the familiar words, "Count the day over-setimated. The wheat price1 is Autumn Miss Florence Benham will spend her ROYASiT'"L BAKIN" G POWDEIi CO., NEW YOKi children, of Owosso, are visiting rela- lost whose low descending san views by good because the world's supply is de- vacation with Detroit and Cleveland tby hand nn worthy action done." friends. ives and friends in Ann Arbor and Yp- creasing. On account of the world's lilanti. Mr. Covert has put this principle into shortage wheat will be a profitable crop U. of M, Hospital Improvements. Mrs. E. Schoff and Miss Abbie Pond Dr. J. R. Kiugsley, of Milan, form- practice and still takes a mental inven- for at leasP two years to come, and if Regents Cook, Dean, Kiefer, Fletch returned home Saturday from a trip to tory of his actions every night. ir and Barbour, were in Ann Arh California. irly assistant to Dr. J. N. Martin, has parts of the world shall have partial r gone CO Sheboygan, Wis., to practice He was brought up a Quaker, his wheat failures in the meantime, there Monday* attending a meeting of th Mrs. E. B. Norris and daughter- is profassion. parents belonging to that religious will be good money in wheat for even lommittee on buildings and groups of DRESS Belle, have been visiting relatives at body, but at the age of 14 became dis- he board of regents. Tbe bids for Z four or five years. Manchester. Prof, and Mrs. V. E. Francois left satisfied with the precepts of tbe addition to the hospital boiler housa esterday for North Lake, where they Friends and "evoluted," as he says to It will require the accumulation of were opened aud tbe contract was let tn Mrs. O. E. Jones and Miss Edith several big crops the world c as let Atikns, of Lansing, are Visiting rela- .vill remain about three weeks and will the Methodist church. to | Wessiug & Doomtle> of OwQ JQ to hen go to Whilmore Lake. "From a Methodist he became a Uni- cause a burdensome surplus. One tives in the city. farmer said the other day: "I have The boiler house will be extended 40 Frank Allmendinger and aunt Miss versalist of the type of John Murray, of feet south and will be made two stories Mrs. E. C. SpriDg and children and Elizabeth Allmendinger and Miss May Boston. As a member of this church he 70 acres of land under cultiavtion and Miss Emma Spring are visiting friends I shall sow just 70 acres to wheat." high. The addition will be built of GOODS 'ischer leave Monday for a few weeks' came to Ann Arbor in 1844. Religious brick and will contain nurses' quarters at Saginaw, e. s. isit with relatives in Buffalo. principles still tronbled him. He could Tbe wise agriculturist in this section and dining room and kitchen, while Mrs. Jonathan Sprague is visiting Walter Hamilton lit '95, son of Prof. net reconcile himself to the idea of the will make careful selection of his seed the basement will be used as a laundry her daughter Mrs. G. B. Williams, of Hamilton, of S. Fifth ave., has ac redemption. He was looking for a wheat, cultivate and fertilize his The contract price is $13,625. Milan, for a few weeks. cepted a apositio, oi n at.o jmtteach h Iave., has ac- reli jou iQ whioh i was the guid- ground thoroughly, aud plant to wheat S Ch ma hemmCS as mauy acres as his teams can plow. The regents also looked over the work HAVE ARRIVED. Miss Emma Hayley is away taking aud bookkeepinZl }!l™*°g at Mcline*™ , 111-. "°g principle. Still looking for the on the university lighting plant, which her vacation of two weeks at Jackson, To treat seed wheat so as to enre it Prof. B. L. D'Ooge, of tbe state nor- belief which to his peculiar fancy the students are putting in, and found Albion aud other points. seemed the embodiment of justice, he of smut take half a bushel cf seed in a it very statisfactory. began reading the doctrines on which wire basket or perforated vessel and Miss Martha C. Clark, of S. Univer- of Latin at Adelpbic college, immerse it in water heated a tempera- sity Ave., returned last week from a Brahmauism is founded. In 1850 he Sealed Proposals Brooklyn, at a salary of §2,500 a year. became a oonvert to Brahma and has ture of 110 degrees Fahr. Then im- They're Worth You six weeks' trip to California. It is not yet known whether or not he merse the seed for a few minutes in Will be received at tbe County Clerk's Will accept. since continued to be a follower of that office up to Monday, Aug. 30, 1897 Miss Satia Hyde left last week for a heathen god. scalding water at 132 to 133 degrees European trip in company with her Prof. B. A. Hiusdale will deliver Fahr., but not in any case above 135 at noon, for supplying 200 tons of grate aunt, Mrs. Paul and family. "He believes in a greater and a lesser aud egg anthracite ooal, to be delivered the address to the graduating class of heaven, the latter being here on earth degrees. Keep the waters at an even Mrs. Piggott, of Detroit, who has temperature by adding hot water. The in the cellars of the court house and Inspection. tbe Michigan School of Mines at the at the present time if one lives well. jail. Also send name of coal. been tbe guest of Mrs. J. H. Cutting, commencement exercises to be held at Of course, he is a firm believer in the amount of scalding water should be of Hill St., retnrned home Monday. tbe Armory opera house, Houghton, eight times as great as the seed treated, J. F. SCHUH, Clerk transmigration of souls, but he expects Ann Arbor, Aug. 16, 1897. 33-34 D. B. Cheever returned to Chicago this evening. to have his own sonl appear in some aud tbe thermometer should be consult- Monday afternoon after a ten days' ed all the time the wheat is in the Ed T. Crouch, formerly a printer in higher form of being than a dog or a scalding water. Spread the cleaned A Fortunate Accident. visit with his mother Mrs. H. S. Ann Arbor, spent Saturday and Sunday horse. He thinks that dogs have more Cheever. wheat out thinly on the floor or on a A party of ladies and gentlemen with friends here. His wife and chil- souls than some people he has met oanvas to dry. Then finally place it among whom was H. S. Platt, of Ypsi- Mrs. Armstrong, of Fort Worth' dren, aud her mother, Mrs. Seeley, have with. Contrary to the law of Brahma, in bags that have been boiled 15 min-lani, and Mrs. John Van Fossen and Texas, has been spending a week with gone to England, to make a visit of Mr. Covert allows himself to eat meat utes, or in new bags. It is best to treat Miss Earlenborn, of Chicago, were Mrs. George Bliss, on her way to the some months' deration. As far as he knows, he is the only wheat just before planting. driving to Island Lake, on Sunday, Atlantio coast. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Keeoh, G. Frank American who has adopted the religion of Brabma." when near Whimore Lake the horses on Miss Ada Lisemer is entertaining Allmendinger and a party numbering No-To-Bac for Fifty Cents. tbe carriage which contained Mr. Platt, her anuts, Mrs. J. D. Pierson, of 25 in all weie at Juniper cottage, Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak Mrs. Van Fossen, Miss Earlenborn and Greta, Manitoba, aud Mrs. C. Boeder, Island Lake, yesterday. They took Notice to Property Owners in Lateral men strong, blood pure. 50c, $1. All druggists. 2&v. Wilber that the horses became MACK & CO. in the steamboat ride to Base Lake auc of Lisbon, Out. Sewer District No. 6. Contrasts. frightened and unmanageable, finally return and altogether spent a mos overturning the carriage. Mr. Wilber Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Boylan and charming day. MEETING OF THE BOARD OF REVIEW. Statistics show that the uneducated 52 S. Main St., Ann Arbor. grandchild, of Milford Center, Ohio, factory girl is more frequently married and Miss Earlenborn jumped, the latter Notice is hereby given that tbe city striking her side, face and arm in her are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Boylan Mrs. 8. G. Miller returned Friday assessor has duly certified to tbe Com- than is the wide awake, capable girl in of N. Fifth ave. from a six weeks' visit with her sou at the higher salaried position of stenog- fall. When the carriage was over- mon Council of this city the assessment turned Mrs. Van Fosseu was pinioned Oswald A. Herz has gone to Dayton, Leland Stanford University, Califor- roll of all the owners and oocupants of rapher, office assistant, clerk or trusted nia. Miss Orla Miller, who accom- secretary. The factory girl is not under it and was quite badly bnrt. Mr Ohio, to visit his aunt Mrs. Carl Bau- the land contained within the Special Platt had his arm injured. Altogether panied her, will remain in Califorui Assessment District No. 6, and of all thrown with people of wealth and po- Notice to Creditors. rnann. He will also visit Cincinnati it was a fortunate escape from serious before he returns. as principal of one of tbe schools in the lands situate therein well and suffi- sition so much as is her more talented TATE O_F. .MICHIGAN, COUNTY OF the Santa Clara valley. injury. S_ Washtenaw.sicnaw, sss. Notice is hereby givdr,, that by Mrs. Guy Kiefer, of Detroit, with ciently described together with his es- sister, and consequently when some an oTder of the Probate Court for the Countv of timate and determination of the value honest man comes along she is ready to Washtenaw, made on the 20th t'ay of Julv, two children and maid, has been the Notice to Members of O. E. S. Michigan Central Excursion to A. D. 1S97, six months from that date were guest of Mrs. A. W. Anies for a week, of each parcel thereof, as required by trust her future with his in a simple, allowed forcreditors to present their claims against Ann Arbor Chapter, O. E. S., has the ordinance of the city of Ann Arbor. even shabby, little home. But the girl Petoskey, the estate of Chrfstiao Kayer, late of said and retnrned borne Tuesday. county, deceased, and that all creditors of said been cordially invited by tbe Ypsilanti Therefore, it is ordered by the said who sees, day by day, the rustle.of my $5.00 from Ann Arbor to Petoskey, deceased are required to present their claims W. B. Herrick, ohampion tennis Chapter to assist by their generous at- Common Council that the first d ay of lady's silks and the courtly manners of Charlevoix and Traverse City and re- to said Probate Court, at the Probate Office in the player of tbe university, was one of the city of Ann Arbor, for examination and al- tendance in the forthcoming excursion September, A, D. 1897, at 0 o'clock a. my lady's husband and sons will not be turn, via Micbgan Central, Tuesday, lowance, on or before the 20th day of January winning team in doubles at the annual of Phoenix Lodge, F. and A. M., to m. of said day be fixed and appointed content to give up her salary, however Aug. 24. next, and that Buch claims will be heard before said Court on the 20th day of October tennis tournament at Charlevoix. Tashmoo Park, August 25. The excur- as the time, and the council chamber difficult it may be to earn it, for the Specal train to leave Ann Arbor at and on the 20th day of January 1898 next, at sion is for a worthy object and has the sake of being loved by a man who may ten o'clock in the forenoon of each of said days. Mrs. W. G. Doty and son Ralph, re- of the city of Ann Arbor as the place, 8 :43 a. m. Tickets good to return on Dated, Ann Arbor, July 20, A. D. 1897. turned home Sunday from a two weeks' approval of tbe officers of Aan Arbor where the said Common Council of the not find her so charming when the rent any regular train, except limited trains, H. WIKT NEWKIRK, •visit at Manchester, and were accom- Chapter, who earnestly request all the city of Ann Arbor will sit as a Board is overdue and tbe babies need new until Sept. 2. Judge of Probate. panied by Mr. and Mrs. Spafard. members of the order who can attend of Review, to review the said assess- shoes. So she stays on, growing old and H. W. HAYES, Agent. . E. F. Mills returned from his lake to make an effort so to do. ment roll. acquiring deeper lines about her mouth. trip on Saturday. Mrs. Mills and the KATE W. DOTY, W. M. All persons owning property in said —San Francisco Argonaut. Wanted to Exchange A good horse weighing about 1,400 children are visiting H. G. Van Tuyl C. E. FITZGERALD, Secretary. Assessment District No. 6, otherwise Never Tested Him. EOAL and family, of Detroit, for a time. known as the Ann street distiict, are pounds for one about 1,100, for carriage "He's a fine young man," remarked ORDER YOUR COAL OF Death ot Mrs. A. R. Peterson. hereby notified of such sitting of the and delivery use. Mrs. Louise G. Miner and Miss Clara Mrs. A. R. Peterson, wife of A. R. Colonel Stillwell, "a very fine young Gott arrived in Ann Arbor Tuesday Board of Review. man." J. F. SCHUH, Ann Arbor. OFFICE : 11W. Washington St.. 'Phone No • Peterson, of tbe Kyer Milling Co., GLEN V. MILLS, YARDS: M. C. R. R., 'Phone No. 51. night for a month's stay. They expect died this morning at her home 97 N. "But isn't he disposed to be rather I to spend the coming winter in Florida. City Clerk. shy?" inquired the girl to whom he was A SIMPLE TIRE REPAIR. Main st. She had been sick for some talking. Mrs. W. W. Watts and Miss Mabel time with liver trouble and it was Punctures in the well known Mor- The Farmers' Picnic. "As to that, I re'ly couldn't say. I Benham returned Saturday evening thought yesterda_._.y„ morning that she Saturday of next week, August 28, is gan & Wrig-ht tire are mended about W. H. MURRAY from a stay of several weeks with their nevah had the pleasure of playing poker as easily as a man would close a hole would eventually recover, but last the date of the annual farmers' picnic him."—Louisville Courier-Jour- sister Mrs. Gersbom Powers, of Grand night in tbe midst of a violent fit of of the counties tf Washtenaw, Oakland, With him." r.nnicTrillo r<~~~— T in his finger with a bit of court plas- ATTORNEY AT LAW. Rapids. coughing she ruptured a blood vessel Livingston, and Wayne, and as usual nal. ter. Inside of the inner tube of the Office with Prosecuting Attorney, in Mr. Erwin Schmid, of tbe hardware which ended in her death. The de- it will be held at Whitmore Lake. The Bright Boy. tire lies a long- strip of patching rub- firm Df Muehlig & Schmid, of Ann Ar- ceased lady was greatly esteemed by speakers will be Pres. J. L. Snyder, "What's your occupation, bub?" ask- ber, like this : Court House, Ann Arbor, Mich. bor, is at the Lake View, (Mackinac). her many friends in Ann Arbor and the of tbe Agricultural College, Lansing, ed a visitor at the capitol of a bright He expects to return home Saturday. nighborhood, who will be grieved to Ex-Gov. Cyrus G. Luce, and others. boy whom he met in the corridor. The —Petoskey Resorter. hear of her untimely death. Jas.. E. Harkius, of Ann Arbor, and boy happened to be a page in the White MONEY TO LOAN George M. Stevens, who has been others will sing, and there will be House. ' 'I'm running for congress, sir," ON REAL ESTATE BY - - - - the employ of Wrn. C. Reinhardt for Another New Order in Ann Arbor. other music also. he replied.—Christian Intelligencer. some time past, has gone to his old A local forum of the Home Forum The Ann Arbor and Grand Trunk L. D. CARR, home in Flint to take charge of C. D. Benefit Order was organized in Ann railroads will give ppecial low rates of Not Needed. Arbor Friday evening by James H, Real Estate and Loan Agency, over Ulmer's shoe department. fare and will run excursion trains. 'I have here a neat and pretty little By injecting M. & W. quick-repair Robinson, solicitor for the association. On the Ann Arbor road from the south letter opener," began the agent. cement through the puncture into this Ann Arbor Savings Bank. Walter Seabolt has had a letter from The meeting was held in the U. F. of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Kyer, which the trains leave Ann Arbor at 8 :43 a. "So have I at home," said the busi- inner tube, and then pressing- down M. hall aud the following officers were m. and 4:50 p. in. Returning from ness man sadly. "I'm married."—Cin- on the tire with the thumb, like this, stated they had a fine voyage across the elected and installed: cinnati Commercial Tribune. Atlantio and did not miss a meal. the lake at 8:27 p. m. From the north After a short visit in Liverpool aud President, John Baumgardner; first a special excursion train will be run Hay Fever. Londoo, Eng., they left for Copen- vice president, Miss A. Josephine Dav- from Durand arriving at the lake be- Hay Fever aud Summer Colds are Crockery Sale idson ; second vice president, Mrs. fore 10:00 a. in. hagen, Denmark. "broken up" by "77," Dr. Humph- Louise Armbruster; secretary, Adelbert Five Stock Patterns of Decorated Din- Farmers, go to Whitmore Lake and reys, famous specific; 25c—all drug- Mr. Carl Rose, son of Dr. P. B. Turk; treasurer, Paul Saauble; histor- have a quiet day's enjoyment on Satur- gists. ner Ware to Rose, of S. State St., was married ian; Mrs. Ida C. Moore; orator, Alfred day of next week. Thursday of last week at the home o Fruhauf; assistant orator, Miss Laura Substitutes For Glass. the bride to Miss Higbee, of Buchanan Armbruster; porter, Don Stark; guard, It May Be the Last. Tectorium is the name of a material the repair strip inside is picked up by Rev. Devine officiating. Miss Halleck Mrs. Emma Minkley; rnedioal examin- A special low rate excursion will be manufactured in Germany as a substi- of this oity, was present at tbe weddin, 6 tl li the FOB THE er, Dr. Jennie Hughes; directors, Mrs. given to Toledo. Sunday, Aug. 22, via tute for glass. Bichromated gelatin is ^T ^ Picture, and acted as one of the ushers. Clara Lamkin, Mrs. Maud K. Wilcox, the Ann Arbor Railroad. It may be laid over both sides of a kind of web of Balance of This Month. Master Charles Stimson, one of th Mrs. Sophie Bissinger. the last of the season to Toledo, and galvanized steel or iron wire and can solo soprano singers of St. Andrew' will be so cheap you ought to take the be made mto sheets one-sixteenth of an church choir has been visiting in Bids For Coal. family. The entertainment that day inch thick. It is unbreakable and is John Haddock's |& ^ Indianapolis, Iud., and while there Sealed bids will be received by Glen at tbe Casino, the greatest resort west said to be lighter than glass. It bends Fine Porcelain sang in two of the churches of that city V. Mills, city olerk, until 5 p. m. of the seashore, will be a hummer, and easily, is a poor conductor of heat and The Indianapolis Journal says o Saturday, September 4th, 1897, for you should not miss it. Special train cold, and is not difficult of repair. In Cobalt Blue Ware, Fern Leaf him: Master Chas. Stirntson, cf St furnishing the city of Ann Arbor with leaves Ann Arbor at 10:25 a. m. Fare However, it is liable to become soft in Very simple, but —now every rider Pattern, Pansy Pattern, Dove Gray Paul's cathedral at Ann Arbor, Mich, ;oal for the ensuing year. for round trip 75 cents. See large bills hot weather and is inflammable. .should remember these two "buts," or Pattern, Brown Poppy Pattern. who has a soprano voice of fine, pure The bids to state price per ton for or call on agents for particulars. Hornalos is much like tectorium, only he will fail: These goods are all marked exactly quality, will sing tomorrow morning Egg, Mixed Nut and Stove, Cannel and more transparent and harder. Manilla Before injecting cement, pump up Half Price to close out and make at Roberts Park church, and the fol- Steam. A New Scrubbing Machine. paper soaked in boiled linseed oil until the tire. If you don't, the inner tube room for new goods. • lowing Sunday at Christ church." The same to be delivered at places No more women will need to get it is both waterproof and translucent is will be flabby, like this, o be hereafter designated. down on their knees to scrub tbe floor. used as a substitute for glass in hot- Dr. Presoctt entertained at dinner on GLEN V. MILLS, An Englishman has invented a machine houses. It comes in long rolls, is dura- . Also a lot of Friday a number of distinguished gen- 33-35 City Clerk. which does the work. It resembles a ble, requires no shading from the hot tlemen who were in attendance at the lawn mower and is propelled in the sun, and, it is said, costs about one- HAMMOCKS meeting of the Scientic Association in Wm A. Clark and family are staying same way. Hot water is placed in a hundredth as much as glass.—New Detroit. They were Sir Vernon Har- at the Cornelian cottage, Island Lake, receptacle, and when the machine is York Tribune. AT EEDUCED PRICES. court of London, Eng., Mr. Charles iud yesterday they went huckleberry- moved, it flows forth gently and is auto- F. Brush and Prof. Edward W. Morley, Fair Proposition. Ice Cream Freezers Very Cheap. ug in the marsh back of the cottage. matically gathered up by a wiping cloth of Cleveland,, and Prof. Edgar F. s Mrs. Clark was moving around she and brushes to be found in the rear. "Don't you throw off anything be- Smith, of Philadelphia. Prof. Carhart topped just in-time to avoid stepping cause of the big holes in these dough- entertained Prof. Greenhill, the dis- m a rattlesnake. Mr. Clark promptly If theBaby Is Cutting Teeth, nuts?" asked the new wife of the baker. and the cement will not get inside of tinguished mathematician, 'of Wool- liepatched the reptile which had nine ISe sure and use that old and well-tried re- ADAMS' BAZAAR medy, itliss. WIXSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for "I'll tell you," he replied, scratching it, where the repair strip lies. wich, Eug.,[and Prof. S. B. Rosa and attles and a button to its credit. children teething. It soothes the child, sof- his chin. "Eat tbe doughnuts, and we'll When you have a puncture, get right 13 S. MAIN ST. wife of Middletown, Con. tens the gurus, allays all pain, cures wind make a liberal allowance when you re- Pain has no show with Dr, Miles' Pain Pills. colic and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. off Riding a tire flat, when it has a Twenty-flve cents a bottle. turn the holes."—Exchange. tack or nail in it, may damage it con- siderably.