The Ann Arbor Register. VOL. XXV. NO. 32 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7.1899. WHOLE NO. ONLY 66 WON OUT. CASH INSTEAD OF BEER. ON ROLL OF HONOR. j TILL TAPPED IH OFFICE OF ANN ARBOR FORTY-OHE WOULD-BE TEACHERS FAIL TO ;' flOW IS THE TIME TO BUY BREWIHG CO. PROFESSOR SLAUSON'S REPORT SHOWS A FASS. 9 LONG LIST. Job Done While Bight Watchman was in thi Senseless Questions Largely Responsible for Cellar- Burglars Got $47.50 It was a Bold so Many Failures-Many Questions Asked but Successful Job. Two Have Hot Been Absent or Tardy for Thinning Out WALL PAPER 'i Would Puzzle a Philosopher. A rather mysterious burglary was Three Years-Twenty-four Have a Record ..'.I 'J of Two Years-A Lone List on the One Year The last teacher's examination is committed at the Ann Arbor Brewing ...... AT ... I v said to have been the most ditlicult Co. last Saturday night. It was mys Roll. ever given in this county. Out of theterious in the matter of just how the From the report of Supt. Slauson is Their Wash- (•; one hundred and seven applicants only bur/rlars secured an entrance into the gathered the fact that the following W. W, WETMORE'S, have been perfect in attendance at the 61 were able to pass. This was, it is building. The company employs a 8 believed, largely due to the many puz-night watchman and it Is his duty to chools: 106 S. Main Street, zling, and in frequent cases, senseless clean up about the place during the FOR THREE YEARS. Dress Goods. questions asked. night. The burglars evidently watched Elisha Jones school—Hazel Dell. Here is the list of the successful him from the outside and, when he High school—Louise Emily Georg. ... Low aspirants: went into the basement to clean up, Renfew JGinghams, Toilo du SECOND GRADE CERTIFICATES. the thieves immediately entered the FOR TWO YEARS. Nord Ginghams, Fancy Madras, Nellie Brokaw, Salem; Mattie Car- office and broke into the cash drawer, W. S. Perry school—Ralph Doty, Fancy Duclc worth 12* to 15c all Decorating of all kinds done on the rick, Milan; Mable L. Cross, Ypsilanti; from which they secured $47.50 and Francis Hamilton, Andrew Madsen. to close ,, Alice M. Devine, Dexter; Lillian Glr- made their escape. Everything was Third ward school—Gertrude Beck, Most .Reasonable Terms. ard, Chelsea; Maud Goodell, Manches- done so quietly that the night watch- Davis Fields, Nellie Fields, Reggie ter; Lillian Ilillman, Ann Arbor; Robt. man did not hear what was going on Fields, Jean Snyder, Hazel Warren, A. Krafts, Manchester; Dora Leddy, above him. The job was probably Henriette Wurster. Ypsilanti; Anna M. Leland, Emery; E. done by local talent. Elisha Jones school—Ellery Schmidt, School Books^ D. Mizner, Dexter; Clara McGuiness, atherine Steeb. White Dress Goods Dextar; Louise M. Payne, Manchester; Fifth ward school—Ernest Kern. Edith A. Quackenbush, Dixboro; Wirt A FAKE HOLD-UP. Tappan school—Thomas Bogle, 1000 yards Fancy White Dress NEW AND SECOND-HAND I. Savery, Salem; Belvia M. Waters, Mabel Hall, Gertrude Marsh, Howard Goods, suitable for Waists, Ap- ..*.; Manchester. FIVE YOUHG MEH FRETEHD TO HOLD UP Martin, Edward Taylor. rons and Children's Dresses, AT THE LOWEST PRICES. EDWARD SMITH. wjr th c—all at THIRD GRADE CERTIFICATES. Eighth grade—Leola Fletcher, Lillie Hogan, Emma L. Martin. Fannie Furnett, Salem; Nettie Crit- They Try the Scheme Last Thursday Bight— High school—Elma Bailey, George tenden, Rawsonville; Elvira Clark, 6c. Smith is Had and May Make the Fellows W. Keedle, Clara Amelia Martin. Chelsea; Mary Fitzsimons, Dexter; Trouble. Maud Goodrich, Dexter; Frederica FOR ONE YEAR. MARTIN SCHAZZER Klingman, Ann Arbor; Mabel Kyte, Last Thursday night as Edward W. S. Perry school—Arthur Brooks, 20 and 25c Dimities Saline; Blanche Mills, Macon; Eliza- Smith and two young ladies were driv- Marry Cole, Owen Fletcher, Oscar beth Minard, Rawsonville; Edna E. ng home north of the city they were oetz, Albert Herman, Dana Hiscock, All selected styles: a big lot surprised by five young men springing Flora Mason, Oswald Mayer, Kate Reade, Chelsea; Jessie Ryder, Salem; 3 let go at Hattie Tucker, Saline; Mary Wend- rom the readside at the top of Frey's helps, Sara Phelps, Waldo Schleede, hausen, Dexter; Bertha Wilkinson, Hill. Two of the men grabbed the Julius Schoettle, May Seight, Charles 24 Sheets of Good Paper Emery; Lettie Wytie, Anderson; Hat-reins and the other pretended to de- Wahr, Freddie Wahr. 8c. tie Walker, Saline; Leila Beardsley, mand Smith to hold up his hands. Thea Third ward school—Walter Dieterle, 24 Square Envelopes to Ypsilanti; Lillio Bross, Dexter; Cora atter, however, was driving a spirited Harold Fields, Nellie Hentz, Oscar Deavereaux, Pinckney; Mary Gorman, horse which he struck with the whip Priescorn, Myrtie Eoblnson, Eugene Chelsea; Roy Hoover, Ypsilanti; Paul- causing it to break away from the men Schlanderer, Luella Schmid, Hannah 12 l-2c Percales. Match put up in a nice who had hold of it and start off at a Schumacher, Jacob Wolpert. ine Klaeger, Ann Arbor; Gertrude Mil- Yard wide, good styles at ler, Saline; Elizabeth McGuiness, Dex- rapid rate, leaving the men behind. Elisha Jones school—Roland Mast, ter; Simon Meyer, Manchester; Tena The men fired several shots but no one Jerold Meyer, George Moe, Lavina box tor io Cents a Box. L. Packrrd, Salem; Mary Sheffold, Ann was hit. Molter, Bernice Rooney, Howard Sny- 6c. Arbor; Lulu M. Sutton, Ann Arbor; Later it turned out that the mender, Olive Stabler, Emma Steeb, Paul Aileen Seers, Saline; Clara K. Sturm, were in fun and were on their way to Suekey, Amanda Walter. Saline; Olney S. Butler, Milan; Matil- serenade a nowly married couple. Fifth Ward school—Orville Dreyer, 350 Untrained Hats. MARTIN SCHALLER, 216 S. flain St. Smith dftt not appreciate the joke and da A. Blaess, Saline; Elizabeth Done- Louise Greiner. Worth up to $1.00, selling at gan, Ann Arbor; Frances FullingtoD, makes all sorts of dire threats. It cer- Tappan school—Ray Anderson, Wai- Ypsilanti; Fannie Frils, Saline; Kath- tainly was a cruel kind of a joke and ,er Emmons, Raymond Herbst,-Linda arine R. George, Ann Arbor; Emelie might have had serious results. Kinyon, Carl Rogers, Julius Sorg, IQC. Wanted For Milling, Graf, Ann Arbor; Matilda G. Hutzel, lara Trueblood, Edith Taylor, Rose Ann Arbor; Nina M. Howlett, Ann Ar- rVilliams. >••••€! bor; Bertha Kuhl, Manchester; Sophie COLLINS WAS ON HAND. Eighth Grade—Albert Hall, Venea Wheat, Rye, Buckwheat. Klaeger, Ann Arbor; Grace M.Luxton, larmon, Louise Kapp, Nellie Looker, Milan; Zada Quackenbush, Dixboro; Walter F. Scoett. OLD DEXTER LANDMARK GONE. REVEHTED A HOLD-UP OS ASHLEY STREET Ellen A. Ryan, Dexter; Maud E. Rush- High School—KatherineBoeardman, FOR OUR SHIPPING DEPARTMENT LAST THURSDAY WIGHT. ton, Manchester; Lydia Stollateimer, •ialph Coempton, Richard Dobbs, Effie Old Barn Built in 1828 Now Being Demolished Ann Arbor; Emma Schaible, Manches- Godfrey, Harry Emmonds Hammeoad, at Dexter—Timbers Found in Good Condition Barley, Beans, ter; Ella Throop, Milan; EvaM. Wood, C. A. Rhodes of Saline the Intended Victim- Cdwin C. Kempf, Warren Kendrick, After Being in Use Seventy-One Years. Ann Arbor; Willard Warby, Salem; Was Knocked Down by Three Men—"Doc" Sophie Klaeger, James D. K. Lyman, One by one the old landmarks are Walter Weeks, Ann Arbor. Collins, Patrolman, Happened to be Hear Mabelle Elizabeth McDonald, Effie disappearing. The latest to go is the Corn, Clover Seed, Oats and Saved Rhodes. Jay Niles, Bertha Schaffer, Don Search big farm barn on the Vinkle home- WAS BURNED TO DEATH. Very luckily for C. A. Rhodes, of Stevens, Jennie Twichell, Edward J. stead, now owned by Zera Burr, which and off Grades of Wheat ialine, Patrolman "Doc" Collins hap- Wagner, Charlotte Pauline Walker. is being torn down and rebuilt in another place. The barn was built in ARTHUR SEIXICK BURNED TO DEATH ITT >ened to be very near the corner of ALLMENDINGER & SCHNEIDER. JACKS01? MOHDAY. luron and Ashley 6ts. last Thursday 1828—71 years ogo. Although the roof aight about 10 minutes to 1 o'clock, ANOTHER FIRM and sills were badly rotted. Mr. Burr when three men set upon him, evident- says that most of the timbers in theWESTPHALIA BRAND Formerly Lived in Ann Arbor—Was a Bright WHITE ROSE BRAND and Highly Respected Boy—Lived Here y for the purpose of robbery. ON THE SIDEWALK. barn frame are as sound as the day it SUGAR CURED 'Help, help—murder!" ho yelled at was built.—Dexter Leader. HAMS. PURE LEAF with His Sister for Several Tears. LARD. he top of his voice, and the policeman A Jackson dispatch on Monday says: an as fast as he could to the scene. AKE ADVANTAGE OF LEGAL HOLIDAY TO "Fire at the residence of George F. The men heard him coming and AVOID INJUNCTION. SENTER MAKES A FORTUNE. IF Myers, a Michigan Central brakeman, kipped. at 2:45 Tuesday morning, fatally burned Rhodes is a man 61 years of age and his is the Second Firm Whose Store Front IT'S DOLD'S, IT'S THE Arthur Sellick and practically de- was going to the barn, where his horse Projects Over the Sidewalk—City Attorney WELL-KNOWN U. OF M. MAN DEALS IN stroyed the interior of the house. The Will Not Take Steps to Force a Change Un- was being kept. MAHOGANY. fire is supposed to have caught from When he had reached a dark spot on less Council so Orders. BEST. the explosion of of a lamp which had Ashley St., between Huron and Wash- For some days past the front of the BUFFALO BRAND CANNED been left burning. Mr. and Mrs. My- Was a Well-Known U. of M. Man and Foot ogton sts., the men set upon him and (roves store on Main st., aud which MEATS WESTPHALIA : BRAND ers jumped from the second story win- [nocked him down. will be occupied by Wagner &. Co., lias Ball Player—How a Man of Wealth. SUGAR CURED BACON dow in their night clothes. Sellick, Mr. Collins ascertained that he was a )een boarded up, and it was naturally Mort Senter, one of the best ends For Sale at J. D. STIMSON & CO.'s, S. State Street. who was a boarder, was terribly riend of Sheriff Gillen, and he spent upposed that something mysterious that ever played on a Michigan football burned and died that afternoon." he remainder of the night there. vas going on behind the solid wall of team, and one of the prominent names Arthur Sellick was the water boy The policeman says that he ran Doards. Marshal Gerstner investigated in the athletic development of the state on the storm sewer job just completed hrough the alleys, but could not rind VIorday and ascertained that Con- university, has just made a small for- by Hutzel & Co., and was 16 years of nybody. ractor Weinberg was following his in- tune in the mahogany forests of South FURNITURE age. He had lived here for some time tructions from those who employed America. Mort bought a coffee planta- •with his sister. He was a bright boy, Michael Brenner came very near lim to make the improvements and tion of several hundred acres of fertile CARPETS an attendant at the Sunday school at osing one of his most valuable horses was constructing a "swell" front that soil in Venezuela in '97, and in addition the Church of Christ and was highly ast Friday night. A Mr. Schaible had would project into the street for a foot. to looking after his land, he penetrated respected bp all who knew him. rented a rig with which to go to Dex- ?hat is, it would project over onto the Ear into the wild mahogany forests of MATTINGS er. The night was very dark, and as idewalk for that distance. The ofli- Lhe coimtry. Teachers' Examinatiens, dr. Schaible was approaching the vil- er of the city took legal advice to see He lived for weeks among the semi- RUGS Teachers' examinations for Washte age, J. B. Colvan was coming toward f this was lawful, and found that the barbarous natives, selecting his trees naw county during 1899 and 1900 will Ann Arbor. The horse driven by Mr. ront had no business out on the side- and overseeing the worn of transporta- LINOLEUMS be held as follows: Schaible ran into the shaft of Mr. Col- walk, lie then notified Mr. Wagner tion to the sea coast towns. For his Ann Arbor, beginuing the third an's carriage, and the end of the thill hat he would have to desist in the pro- mahogany logs he found a ready mar- Thursday in August. pierced the animal for nearly eight josed construction. ket at $80 each in this country. LACE CURTAINS Ypsilanti, beginning the third Thursday in October. nches. Luckily only the muscles of "We will not stop unless you get out Mort Senter was a member of the Ann Arbor, beginning the last be animal's shoulder were injured, so an injunction," said Charles Wagner. University class of "J4 literary depart- THE RIGHT THING HEAVY CURTAINS Thursday in March. hat none of the vital parts were Of course Monday was a legal boli- ment, and spent the subsequent years Ann Arbor, beginning the third touched. Dr. Dell says that not only ay and it was impossible to get out n the medical department. AT THE Thursday in June. WINDOW SHADES Final Eighth Grade examinations will the animal live, but he thinks that his kind of a process, and before the will be held the last Saturday in Feb-t will not be lame in a couple of un had set on labor day the work was ruary and the last Saturday In May. tf months. ompleted. RIGHT PRICE. BABY CARRIAGES. When asked if the city would take Food Prepared With "Calumet" 18 Free from Rochelle Salts, Alum, any action in the case, City Attorney Lime and Ammonia. "Calu- You will find it in our well Morris replied: "The common council met" ia the Housewife's Repairing and Upholstering. s the body that has authority over the Friend. selected stock of bright new treets and the sidewalks. If they wish goods. Our customers are to do anj thing about it I will follow always satisfied. New Phone No. 88. mt their instructions. I have not seen OVAL •*""POWDE»R ho mayor, but I will not do anything iiBSOIAJTELY tolJRE unless Instructed." NOT HENNE & STANGER, This makes the second firm that has MADE BY NONE SO GOOD. Makes the food more delicious and wholesome extended its front out over the side- THE TRUST. ANN ARBOR, HICH. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK. walk, Mack & Co. having moved their out some years ago. PAGE 2 THE ANN ARBOR REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 7, 1899.
THE TEST THAT TELLS. uutll it was finally traced to n pawn AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS, shop in Detroit anil from there to it 1 RESTORES VITALITY You can get all the Convincing Proof yon possessor. Tin thieves will probably Want by Reading Ann Arbor Papers. be arrested. Made a THJt Yl'SILANTlAN. Frank .Jacobs was arrested Tuosda; Trof. P. R. Cloary and three cbildre When the reader wants uny article Well Man of value lie naturally perfers to deal afternoon 00 ;i complaint made by A are very ill with typhoid fever. with some one he can depend upon. .1. Fulllngton, who charges him wit u. of Me. All departments of the Normal Train If mixed up in a law suit, a good, stealing a wheel. Jacobs is a mere 1* responsible lawyor is generally the ing School except the kindergarten wi first necessity sought. and has boon engaged as a. farm ham FitEs open Tuesday, Sept. 5. If lost on a prairie, direction from oa a farm south of town. The case wa produces the above results in'30 days. It acts a settler could be relied upon; those aljourned to S>|it. 8tti. There seem powerfully and quickly. Cures when all others fail, Miss Clara E. Allen was married loung men will regain their lost manhood, and old Will K. Boetwick, Tuesday afternoo from a stranger would be doubted. to be some misunderstanding as to wh tnoc will recover their youthful Tigor by using The test that tella the tale of merit KEVIVO. It quickly and surely restores Nervous- at 4 o'clock, Rev. Dr. C. T. Allen pe is the test of friends and neighbors. Is the rightful possessor of the machine ness. Lost Vitality. Impotency. Nightly Emissions. which was bought on a contract from The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been tiOft Power, Failing Memory. Wastine Diseases, and forming the ceremony. Mr. and Mr Ann Arbor people endorse Doan's in use for over 30 years, has borno the signature of all effects of self-abuse or excess and indiscretion, Bostwick went to Detroit and for Kidney Pills. Chas. Sampson. Jatobs claims to hav which unflta one for study, business or marriage. It Can you ask for better evidence? . and has been made under his per- not only cures by starting at tho scat of disease, but brief wedding trip, that evening. paid quite a sum towards the wheel. Is a great nerve tonic and blood builder, bring- Read this card. sonal supervision since its infancy. ing back the pink glow to pale cheeks and re- Dog poisoners are plying their con Mrs. Wm. O. Warner, of Geddes Allow no ono to deceive you in this. storing the flro of youth. It wards off Insanity avenue says; "I had severe pain and Consumption. In6ifit on having REVIVO. no temptable work in this city. Leo, th CHELSEA STANDARD. All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes are but Ex- other. It can bo carried in vest pocket. By mail great dog belonging to Justice Chile large quantities of )rick dust sediment 81.00 per package, or sli for S5.O0, with a posl were highly colored and unnatural in The infant child of Mr. and Mrs periments that trifle with and endanger tho health of tlve written guarantee to euro or refund and Lieut-Col. Green, and a small do appearance. Friends advised me to Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. tho money. Circular free. Address Thomas SpeCr la suffering from u sc a belonging to Rev. William Gardam try Doan's Kidney ^ills and gave me a Royal Medicine Co., a were last night'9 victims. Leo was on few. These did me so much good that vere attack of cholera itifantum. For sale by Jfiberbaeh Drug and I got more at F.berbach & Sons drug- The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Mat- of the best known and popular dogs i store. I continued the treatment until What is CASTORIA Chemical Co., Ann Arbor, Mich. tin Eiscle died on Tuesday. Age the city, and his owners may have th the trouble was thoroghly removed." Castoria is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops comfort of knowing that their indigna through my lions and kidneys, conld rine days. and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It is shared by many. not straighten up, and my friends Married, on Wednesday, August 3( often remarked about my going around contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic in a stooped position. I could not rest 1899, at Elowell, Mr. Samuel J. Hesel substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms ichwerdt of this place and Miss Maud CHELSEA HERALD. comfortaby and felt tired and worn out and allays Fcverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind HEAD ACHE all the time. Thj kidney secretions "Both nijr wife and niy»ilf liux-i* been Knox, of Sandusky, O. Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation using CASCARETS and they are the best Born, Aug. 21, to Mr. and Mrs. Her became badly affected and deposited." medicine we have ever had in the house. Last man Pierce, of Lima, a 12 pound gir Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all The K. O. T. M. and L. O. T. M. wi and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho week my wife was frantic with headache for dealers. Price 50 cents. Mailed by toon have a line new home. They hav Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. two days, she tried some of yourCASCARETS. Martin Louis the infant child of Mr nnd they relieved the pain in her head almost Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. leased the rooms over the postofficean The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend. Immediately. We both recommend Cascarets." and Mrs. Martin Eisele, jr., died Tues Sole agents for the U. S. Remember CHAS. STEDEFOBD, the name Doan's and take no substitute. LI. L. Wood's & Co's. and are littin Pittsburg Safe & Deposit Co., Plttsburg, Pa. day afternoon. The funeral service ihcm up in line shape. were held at St. Mary's church ye County street to the farm of Mrs. L. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS terday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The will of Hannah Winans, de Van Wormer, mother of Mrs. Sweet, ceased, was lilei.1 Tuesday for probate Bears the Signature of Frank Haywood, of Salem, has bee on East Main street. The estate estimated at $8,000, except elected president of the stato board c The County Grange held an inter- ing $300, she bequeathed to her onlv Examiners of horseshoers. esting meeting at John K, Campbell's, daughter, Mrs. Abner VanTyne, wh Twenty-five Chelsea people took i of Augusta, Friday. Frank Coons, of is also nominated as executor. the Michigan Central excursion to Pe Lenawee, discussed "Progression toskey and the northern Michigan re Among Granges." W. N. Lister spoke When Dr. K.V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good. Do sorts last Thursday. on the subject, "To what extent can Y., published the tirst edition of hi Oood, KeTsrSloken, Weaken, or Gripe. 10c, 25c,5Uc. great work, The People's Common ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... Rev J. J. Staley, of Dexter, preache agriculture be taught in the district denso Medical Adviser, he announce( Sterling Remrdj Company, Cblca?o, Montreal, Sew York. 317 schools? "Twelve granges were repre- The KM You Have Always Bought his farewell sermon to his congrega that after 680,000 copies has been soli IIA Tf| Dip Sold and guaranteed by all drng- IW' I U'DAIl gists to CVKE Tobacco Habit. tion Sunday. He has accepted the pa* sented. There were 200 present.—Times at the regular price, $1.50 per copy, th< of August 28. profit on which would repay him fo In Use For Over 30 Years. torate of the Belding Congregationa the great amount of labor and money church. axpended in producing it, he would SALESMEN Between 12 and 1 o'clock noon las SALINE OBSERVER. distribute the next half million free As this number of copies has alreadi WANTED To solicit orders Thursday Louis Sticke, a stranger for Choice and Hardy line of The Sunday school in the Souther- been sold, he is now giving away, abso Nursery Stock. Steady Work went into St. Mary's Catholic church land district conducted by Howard lutely free, 500,000 copies of this mos and Bia Pay. Stock Replaced Free. which is in the handsof the decorator: Bartlett of this place, held a picnic complete, interesting and valuable common sense medical work ever pub If you cannot work steady take a local and abstracted a watch belonging t Wednesday afternoon. agency. Secure territory by writing at Otto Brichk, from some of his clothin lished—the receipient only being re There is a fine an opportunity here qnired to mail to him, at the above ad once to that was hanging there. Deput Ann Arbor Savings Bank. THE HAWKS NURSERY CO., for a glass factory to do business as at dress, twenty-one (21) one-cent stamps Sheriff Lehman and Constable Jaco to cover cost of mailing only, and the KUhester, N. Y. any point in Michigan. A fine grade Oruum.red ISttO, nuder [bi'Crucral Ilitnktus Law ol Ilila State. Staffan followed Sticke nearly to Dex book will be sent postpaid. It is a ver of sand lies close to the surface and ter, arrested him, and brought him itable medical library, complete in one can be easily procured. Some one volume. Contains 1008 pages, profusely back to Chelsea with them. He wa speak. illustrated. The Free edition is pre at once taken before Justice B. Parker cisely the same as that sold at $1.50 ex CAPITAL, $50,000. SURPLUS, $150,000. TOTAL ASSETS, $1,000,000 who sentenced him to pay a fine of $2 The work of grading the electric line cept only that the books are in strong was completed Monday and the timbers mauilla paper cevers instead of cloth and costs, or go to jail for -10 days. H Send now before all are given away. took the latter alternative and wa for the top of the bridge arrived the Business Men.Uuarchahx, Trustees, Ladies and^other persons will Ji'iO this llupk taken to Ann Arbor that same evenin same day—workmen were awaiting Scald head is an eczema of the scalp by Deputy Lehman. their arrival and the work of complet- —very severe sometime?, but it cai ing the bridge was at once taken up be cured. Doan's Ointment' quick and A Sate and Convenient with a rush. The lirst car is expected permanent in.its results. At »ny drug store, 50 cents . DEXTER LEADER. to run over the line Saturday. Place to make Deposits and do Business. Interest is allowed at the rate of S PBR NERVOUSJBLOOD Tne Fink beiner family who are all CEN1'. mi all iSavitigs Deposits of $1.00 and upwards, according to the rules of th* PRIVATE * SEXUAL DIS* The Board of Education has decide HEARTY EXPRESSION. bank, and interest compounded semi-annually. 'CASES;MEN &VWQMEN. to postpone the opening of the publi down with typhoid fever, are improv- ing and will all recover. Health offi- school one week, until Monday, Sep HUNDREDS TELL OF THE CHA5GE WHICH Money to Loan in Sums of $25 to $5,000. 11th. cer Dr. Sheeder took a quantity of water from the well and had it an- THEY HAVE FELT. Secured by unlncumbered real estate and other good securities.' Bees are reported to be playing hav alyzed which test showed it to be all D1BB010B8: Christian Mack, W. D. Harrimav, WiUiam Deubel, 2>av\d oc with the grapes in Central Michigan right thus proving that the disease did The Time Comes for Michigan People to Tell ltimey, Daniel Biaoock, W. B. Smith and L. Oruner. Young, Middle Aged & Old Men Honey, at the expense of the grap not originate in the home, but was What has Been Done for Them. OFFICERS: Christian Muck, President; W. D. Harriman, Vice-President; Chas F von are suffering from any complica- E. Hiscock, Cashier; M. J. Fritz, Assistant Cashier. I tion of the Sexual System, Bladder, crop, will be a very expensive luxury brought doubtless from tho families in The time has come when people in It is estimated that corn in this sec Bridgewater, who have been tussling Michigan feel the change. Man) people in this state have given volun- tion of the state, which never had with it. tary endorsement of the great change more promising outlook than las they have felt after using Morrow's Report of the Condition of the Ann Arbor Savings Bank. NO INCURABLE CASES TAKEN. , spring, will be hardly half a crop Kid-ne-oids. At Ann Arbor, Michigan, at the close of business, Juno.30th. 1889. We guarantee to core—Varicoeele, Emis-< Much of it has already been cut in or THE \rsiLAxn COMMERCIAL. Kin-ne-oids will cure a lame back, JtFSOUHCES. •Ions, Stricture. Gleet. Syphilis, Impotency, < LIABILITIES. Unnatural Discharges, all Private. Nervous and < der to save the stalks for fodder. Johnathan Stranger, the Ann Arbor ! kidney backache..urinary and kidney [iOansand Discounts 1353,822 08 Capital stock paid In .. 160,000 00 Delicate Diseases of Men and Women. Con- i Stocks, nemds, Mortgages 858,037 lit Surplus Fund ISO 000 00 sultation Free. Question List (or Home Treat- I piano tuner will look after the Conser- j acT^ervous'nlis W^^iv overdrafts [,ggg 36 Undivided profits less Robert Wilson, a former employee o tanking House L'H,">I«I no ment Free—Books Free. m \ vatory instrument next year. I i reference as to the merits of Mor- current expenses, In- the Pinckney Dispatch, has fallen hei g ve furniture and Fixtures 7417 ;c terest and taxes paid ],13§ IS 47 M row s Ki BOLLfiR DOCTORS, £K Ssr \ to $25,000. That's one of the falls There will be m more Sunday band ! ' d-ne-oids, and this time refer Other Best Estate t»,31S SO Dividends Unpaid S.808 00 concerts as public opinion seems averse {yejU ° ^ CASH. DEPOSITS. man takes when he lands on his feet. anl es Elst0Di Fllnt( Mloh 8ay8 Due from banksin resr'v Commercial Deposits to giving the Sabbath the features of a ! have been troubled for some time with Cities 1175,0M 83 Subject to check 1199,414 28 Supervisor Theodore Proctor, 0 Exchanges for clearing Barings Deposits 1,014,701 <>« Northfield, is the latest candidate fo holiday. There will be two weekly backache and nervousness. I was in- house (,K8 117 Savings certlllcates of duced to try Morrow's Kid-ne-oids and I ksiwul Cash Items.. 280 14 deposits 83,835 0« county clerk who is mentioned for th< concerts instead on Tuesday and Thurs- Sickles and Cents :;.',- r.i Due to Banks andt day evenings. I did so. They took the lameness out Gold Coin 42.K(>0 00 Bankers 19,833 55—1,337.781 4» democratic nomination. of my back and steadied ;ny nirves. I Silver Coin 1,815 00 Bernard C. Smith has commenced can cordially recommend Morrow's Kid- ). S. and National Hank Total #1,6,1,751 SI B. B. Williams' planing inill had a Notes 27,2a Oft—251.74s r,7 STATE OF MICHIGAN, I „ suit against the D. Y. & A. A. road for ne-oids to all sufferers." 8S COLLEGE. narrow escape from lire last Thursday Morrow's are not pills, but Yellow Tab- Total ' 11,5*1,751 81 COUNTY OK WASHTENAW f " A spark from a passing locomotive set $5,000 damages. Smith was injured I, Clia-;. K. Hiscook, cashier of tho above TALL TEEM, SEPT. 4th. lets and sell at fifty cents a box at all named bank, do solemnly swear that th* We feel Impelled, owint; to the lar^c and fire to the grass and this was communi- while alighting from a car at Eloise, drug stcre and at A. E. Mummery's above statement Is true to the best of my Increasing demand for our graduates, to and holds the railway coupany respon- drug store. knowledge and belief. urge all who possibly can do so, to enter on cated to a pile of lath near the mill. CHAS. E. IIISCOCK, Cashier. above date. Those who cannot, may entef After some lively work it was extin- sible. Mailer! on receipt of price. Manu- Subscribed and sworn to before m 3 Mils 3rd day of July. 1899. at uny future time. The Trl-Btate is the factured by John Morrow & Co., only first-class collegi In this section; it is guished. Sheriff Gillen has recovered the $65 Chemists, Springfield, Ohio. ,, MICHAEL J, FBITE. Notary Fukli*. first-class because the demand for its pupils Correct-Attest: CHRISTIAN MACK, DANIEL HISCOCK, L. GRUNIIR, Director.-. Is so great it can guarantee situation. We diamond ring which wae stolen from furnish places where pupils i:irn their.board, eweler Amsden last April while he thus reducing expenses one-half. Write Southern Literature. MELCHIOK BROH. Toledo, 0. MANCHESTER ENTERPRISE. was a guest at the Cook House in Ann Inieresting literature regarding the On account of a scarcity of water the Arbor. For several weeks no clue South is now being distributed by the Southern Railway—"Southern Homes It rests with yon whether yon cmitln treet lights have not been run for ould be obtained to locate the jewel, fi! ftioTei the deairc for tobacco, folders, large map folders, "Land of the vet nervous distress, expels mc< ome time. Sky" booklets, "Southern Fields," ~ For a SUMMER CRUISE take the ~ ** line, purifies the Mood, stores lost roanhoo*1 Minerals and Mines" book, etc., makes you str The apple evaporator has been In health, nt mailed free to any address. "The and pockei- :ases cured. Buj horoughly rebuilt and will start up ijouk. .»TOBA('(roi)i Enipire of the South," a very handsome ;uur own druggist,who Monday. John Marriot is here again ....Touch for us. Tako it with volume of about 200 pages, profusely •• "iii, patiently, persistently One a superintend. illustrated, also issued by the Southern COAST LINE io MACK INAC uOl, SI. usually cures; 3 boxes. $2 M>, w~ isu*rantepd to cure, or we refund money. [{ail way. and sent to any address upon SurlUr E.M4J Co.. Chicago, BooCrtal, law I.ri. The apple evaporator will start up receipt of 25 centf, which amount ap- next Monday. It will furnish employ- proximates cost of delivery. Address NEW STEEL COMFORT, ment for about eight men and boys and WM. H. TAYLOE, PASSENGER welve women and giris, and the pay Ass't Gen'l Pass. Agent, Southern R'y, SPEED iMULSION STEAMERS Louisville, Ky. oil will be from $80 to $100 per week. and SAFETY A telegram was received here Sat- OF COD-LIVER OIL WITH One Fare Round Trip to Columbus. urday announcing the death of Jehiel HYPOPHOSPHITES Agents of the Ohio Central Lines will ep2o1"te*t .PeAr!Sft!?n /et •tt""«e0 I" Bo«t Construction - Luxurious Clark, at Worster, Ohio, the previous ^ell excursion tickets to Columbus and Equipmentn , Artistic FurnishingI , Decoration and BtticUnt SirClce evening. Mr. Clark formerly lived should always be kept in return at rate of One Fare Round Trip, August 18th, 19th, 20th and 21st; tick- here and conducted a s'.nre known as the house for the fol- ets good returning until August 28th, with privilege of extension until Sep- To Detroit, DlacRinac. Georgian Bag, Petositeg, CMcago the "Park Store"on the grounds where lowing reasons: Ko other I,ine offers a panorama of 460 miles of equal variety and Interest the union savings bank building is now tember 15th. FOUR TRIPS PER WEEK BETWMN located. He left here about 1859. He FIRST—Because, If any member DAV A«D NIOHT Sravict BITWEEM was an uncle of Mrs. Hiram Martin of of the family has a hard cold, it Champion Shot of the World. Toledo, Detroit and Macklnac DETROIT AND CLEVELAND will cure it. Miss Annie Oakley writes: •' liridgewater, and was about 69 years of and many of Buffalo Bill Wild W^t PETOSKEY, "THE SOO," MARQUETTE Fare, $1.5 O Each Direction. age. SECOND— Because, if the chil- Co. have given Allen's Foot-Ease, the AND DULUTH. Berths, 75c, *i. Stateroom, $i.7». LOW RATES to Picturesque Macklnac Connection s are made at Cleveland with dren are delicate and sickly, it will powder to shake into the shoes, a most and Return, Including Meal, and Berths. Earliest Trains for all points East, South thorough trial, and it does all if not ^ETT •I*!?te-Cost
i idney trouble preys apon STATE OK MICHIGAN, I Uir mind, discourages and TWO MESSAGES FROM OTIS. BOUNTY Of WASHTENAW. f as i lutii I iii.j ; bounty I'MK TWENTY-SECOND JUDICIAL C'IRCCIT IK Bnu vis;<>r SLIKI cheerfulness soon CHAN( F.HY. \ * k PN disappear when the kidneys Volunteers of Two Stales Are All That Salt pending In the Circuit Court for the I ^y»il«-
"Can Do My Own Work." Ladies Can Wear Shoes m CfaloAMtrr'n English lllamontl Urmnd. FREE OF COST. One size smaller after using Allen's Mrs. PATRICK DANEIIY, Foot-Kase, a powder to be shaken into 'ENNYROYAL PILL1 West Winsted, Conn., writes: the shoes. It makes tight or new shoes OrlzlnnlBnri Only Genuine. A feel easy; gives instant relief to corns kFc, ftlwsr* r-lUble. LAOICS aak A\ "DEAB MRS. PINKHAM:—It is with ujniBt for CMckaaur* Knyli.h Dia/gv: and bunions. It's the greatest comfort mend Brand in lied »n.l C«« meui;tc\\K pleasure that I write to you of the oxea. scaled with blna ribbon. Take VH' discovery of the age. Cures swollen O Other. Itr'mr. danijtrou* nnbtUtn- » benefit I have derived from using your ant and imitations. AI Drugj-i It, orimd 4< feet, blisters and callous spots. Allen's in •i&jnpB for particulara, fmtmoDiall an wonderful Vegetable Compound. I waa Foot-Ease is a certain cure for ingrow- _ M IteUef for Laillea," in Utter, by return pr MulL 10,000 T«-«iuiooi&la. Name I'apcr very ill, suffered with female weak- ing nails, sweating, hot, aching feet. "•rbl,ho.ter
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Con- THE CITY. Mr. George Campbell and V.iss Katta- OUR 25 CENT COLUMN. tain Mercury. erine AIU-<1IMI were married yesterday THE REGISTER, August Dietz is building a fine house Congressman IV A NTH D. as mercury will surly destroy the sense morning ut the Methodist pur.-onage. of smell and completely derango the on Ashley street. i;i»— Expei fenced •lndaraand rmi- PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY whole system when enturing it through Botkin's Wchlne operators. Apply n( tbfl Ami r- the mucous surfaces. Such articles Mrs. Mills, of Washington st., died Mrs. J. I) Smith, of Richmond, [nd., t mill, lliiy .t TIMM. Mia- Co. Am SELBY A. MORAN, visited her sister. Mrs. Wm. Cochran, should never be used except on pres- last Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. ANTRIM -Cistern Meaning, Carpet cription from reputable physicians, as of Brooks stroet, from Baturday until Statement W rlr:in III1.:, f;uc nf viu-llbi Mini :uiy 4lt tlf i- OFFICE: 121 X. Main Street. the damage they will do is ten fold to Mr. Wesley Cochran, an old G. A. klnd of work. Satisfaction fuarailUttl. ltat>-n Tuesday. reasonable. Call or send pualttl. J. W.vhuw ANN ARBOR, MICH. the good you can possibly derive from R. man who lives on Chubb street, is JU Observatory si. iwif hem. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manu- The funeral of the late C. M. Jone?, WASHINGTON, D.C., April 1, 1898. seriously ill. Dr. S. B. Hartman, Columbus, O. TERMS: actured by P. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, formerly of this city, who died sudden- ANTED-A boy to h-:mi I lie prln Km )., contains no mercury and is taken Reserve seats for the opera house MY DEAR DOCTOR: — It gives me W trade. »:iii at ODC4 lit XUe K»* One Dollai per Year lii Advance. nternally, actins directly upoa the ly at his home in Wichita, Kansas, last pleasure to certify to the excellent o Illcc. 121 N. Ma in afreet. (if, fl.50 If uot paid nntll after one year. )lood and mucous surfaces of the sys-will be on sale at Haller's jewelry store week, will be hold with Masonic rites curative qualities of your medicines: em. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure or the balan ce of the season. sometime in the early part of October. SA «.»•:. je sure you get the genuine. It is tak- i;OR Si,U,K Grocery stock and Ixtnre*. {yFifteen Cents per year additional to n internally, and made in Toledo, The coal dealers of the city have Mrs. John R. Butler, nee Viola Wins- I fatty vine. 11 ten. Mrs. S. Gardiner (bllj subscribers outside of Washtenaw County. Ohio, by P. J. Cheney & Co. Testi- Fifty Cents addition to Foreign Countries. agreed to sell coal for cash only after low, died at her horn; in Calais jiOR KENT. A very pli-as;mt ltniwc of nine monials free. this and it is now S
44 He r jiatis Warm AFRICAN WAR SEEMS NEAR
Thinks All So."BOERS PREPARED TO STRIKE BEFORE BRITISH. STOP THAT RATTLE Thousands ore "cold" in that they do not understand the glow of health. This implies disordered kidneys, liver, bonuels, If Feared In Natal That a Clash blood or brain. Hood's Sarsaparilla Cannot Be Avoided and the Inhabitant! Flee In coughing gives all •who take it the 'warmth of per- Terror. fect health. Get Hood's because .We know of nothing better to tear the and save money. Don't run your bug- London, Sept. 4.—The correspondent lining of your throat and of the Daily Telegraph at Pletermar- lungs. It is better than wet gies and wagons with loose tires and tzhurg, capital of Natal, says: "Things feet to cause bronchitis and ruin your wheels, Will set lave reached such a pass that war is pneumonia. Only keep it considered unavoidable, and the im- up long enough and you pression is that the crash will come will succeed in reducing your within a few days. The situation at weight, losing your appetite, Johannesburg is most anxious. The bringing on a slow fever and —^4 TIRES FOR SI.OO^— LATEST COUNTY NEWS. traders are unwilling to order large making everything exactly To Unsure Insiriinii our Correspondents quantities of stores, through fear of right for the germs of con- should m:iil their items not later than Tues- jeing commandered. Thus thousands sumption. guarsnteed .for one year. We have just day ft. m. of 6ach weolc. If Kent, luter they re UUuly to becrowdodout.l will risk starvation In the event of war Stop coughing and you placed a large tire setting machine in when the railways will be cut." will get well. The Morning Post publishes the fol- West Salem. owlng dispatch from its special corre- our factory and will set light and heavy Miss Bertha Bennet spent Wednes- spondent, now in Newcastle, Natal: "I tires while you wait. day with her friend Mae (Jlarke. eft Johannesburg on ascertaining that School commenced Monday in Dis't. t was the intention of the government No.J 1. Fannie Burnett again being :o arrest everyone who had taken a Ayer's fading part in advocating the claims teacher. of the Outlanders. There were a hun- Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Henry, of Ann Ar- Ired warrants out. It was an excit- bor, visited the latter's brother, Gil- ng journey. Boer policemen twice bert Howe Thursday last. boarded the train. At every station I Cherry saw trucks loaded with commissariat Blanche Clarke and Nellie Smith stores and ammunition ready to start. started in for a year's work at Ypsi. The Boers declare their intention soon High School Monday. Also a number :o rush the N'atal border. The chief of other young people from this vicinity. officials at Pretoria consider war un- Pectoral avoidable, and they have prepared to FERGUSON BUGGY CO., Salem Village. strike before the British are ready." cures coughs of every kind. School commenced Tuesday with Pretoria, Sept. 3.—The reply of the An ordinary cough disap- small attendance. Transvaal government to the imper- pears in a single night. The al government's last dispatch has racking coughs of bronchitis ANN ARBOR. Miss Ethel Austin commenced her )een received by Conyngham Greene, are soon completely mas- second term of school in the Deake dis- he British agent here. tered. And, if not too far trict last Monday. It Is understood that this govern- along, the coughs of con- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Utley, of Kal- nent Is willing to meet the other side sumption are completely BRING YOUR amazoo are visiting friends and rela- n a conference at Cape Town, as sug- cured. tives of this place. ;ested, and to explain the working of Ask your druggist for one lie new franchise law. of -— Mr. Lovlace, whose serious illness The Transvaal government Is also was mentioned in last week's paper, is willing to receive the friendly sugges- Dr. Ayer's JOB PRINTING slowly recovering. ions of the imperial government. A DON'T Rev. Mr. Coffin is attending confer- more hopeful feeling prevails here. Cherry Pectoral ence in Detroit this week. It is hoped Mystery In Girl's Death. I Plaster. TO THE REGISTER OFFICE. he will be sent back the coming year. Hastings, Neb., Sept. 4.—The mys- Throw away your Mrs. Allen is spending a few days in :ery that has shrouded the death of Detroit while the parsonage is being he woman who came to Hastings on It will aid the action of the repaired. August 8 and registered at the Lladell Cherry Pectoral. old School Books, Have You Hotel as Mrs. W. L. Lee of Salt Lake If yon ha Mr. James Murray is making exten- Dity is partly cleared. She has been sive repairs, on his barns. dentlfled as Miss Laura Lee French, recently of Chicago, but formerly of Dlxboro. Burlington, la., where she -was a pro- Some are worth more Miss May Galpin is spending a week moter in educational work. When the THE HOME with her sister, Mrs. Fred Judson. girl died In the hotel the coroner's ver- than others. Bring dict was that she had committed sui- Mrs. McCormick is visiting in this cide, but the theory now is that 6he them in and we will locality among her brothers and was poisoned by a man. STEAH LAUNDRY? friends. allow you a fair price, All was quiet labor day excepting Olrl Striker* With Knives. the usual daily routine. Salem, N. J., Sept. 4.—Two hundred "We have a good sup- t does the work right. No Needless wear—Pure water and pure jlrls and women paraded the streets Mr. and Mrs. John Quackenbush and today, brandishing knives* It was a ply of Second-Hand soap do the work. daughter Sadie, attended services in strike of the "table girls" In the can- Some People Wonder Dixboro Sunday evening. ning factories. They did not cry for Books for the high Rev. Field has gone to Detroit for jlood. They merely demanded five who buys all the pianos? ^^TRY OUR FINE FINISH^— Conference. ents instead of four for peeling a school and the ward bucketful of tomatoes. But as their One only need give the sub- Mrs. Goo. Campbell, Mrs. H. A. inlves gleamed in the sunlight they ject a moment's consideration schools which we offer Field, Mrs. Frank Bush expect to go loudly asserted their demands, and for an answer. It would be 3AGLE BROTHERS, 119 E. ANN STREET, to Detroit today to attend Conference. their conduct was so riotous that useless to explain why the at very low prices. Mrs. J. A. Campbell expects her Mayor Owynne and Chief of Police schools are supported. The Ann Arbor, Mich. daughter, Edith, of South Arm, this Waddington were called to restrain study of music is now consid- week. them. ered a factor in the education of every child, consequently John Stauklands rejoices over a baby Killed in CroMlng Accident. every parent realizes the im- ii Philadelphia, Pa., Sept. 4— A seri- W portance of musical studies. A Fine Line of Furniture for ous grade crossing accident occurred We consider a piano the Dexter. at Burlington and Essex streets, Glou- "bread and butter" of music, Guy Hicks has gone to Detroit where cester City, N. J., a ferw minutes before the basis of musical educa- Blank Books and he has accepted a position in theGrosse 7 o'clock tonight, when a locomotive tion, and the study of the Point electric light works. on the Camden and Grenloch line col- piano should be taken in con- lided with a trolley car of the Cam- nection with all other study. Miss Cora Reeve has returned to her den, Gloucester and Woodbury rail- Others consider it in the same Student school in Detroit. way company. Mrs, Annie Ncunsch- way—That's why so many Writing PadS Miss Edith Cleveland, of Detroit, wanger was killed and five persons pianos are sold. who has been visiting Mrs. J. M. Allen seriously injured. The locomotive All kinds. All Prices. has returned home. struck the car near the last three seats and cut it in half. Rooms.... Miss Emma Schaberle, of Detroit, is Ann Arbor Music Co., visiting Dexter friends. A Woman's Hard Luck. Alex Dancer has moved back on his Laporte, Ind., ADJ. 31.—Mrs. E. C. 205-207 E. Washington St.' We have now ready and the line we are showing1 farm. Kellogg and family moved here last The best $1.00 14 Karet week from Grand aRplds. Last night surpasses any of our former efforts Miss Eva Mains, who has been spend- an Incendiary fire destroyed the house ing her vacation with her mother, has occupied by the family. A large sum Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, Art Squares, Desks, returned to her school in Oakdale, Neb. of money sewed in a quilt was also Gold - Fountain - Pen Mrs. Peter Seper has returned from lost. Mrs. Kellogg was prostrated by BUS/NESS Draperies, Lace Curtains and Curtain Goods. her loss and Is In a critical condition. Every one warranted. her visit to Evert. The officers are making an investiga A box social is to be given at the tlon. Mr. Kellogg is engaged In busi- Everything that is needed to make a student's h'Mne of John Hill, on Conrad farm, ness in Grand Kapids. fa room pleasant and cozy. Most of the goods \ OET/RO/T, A4/CM. Friday evening Sept. 8th. All the The best place In America for young men and have been selected before the adxance took young ladies are requested to bring a women to secure a BuwinesB Kducation, Shorthand Gould Mot Wedded. Mechanical Drawing or Pemnantthlp. Thorough 87; place and can therefore guarantee the lowest box. New York, Sep.t. 4.—It was report- tern of Actual Duslness. Session entire year. Student! ed today that Frank Jay Gould, young- beifin any time. Catalogue Free. Reference, al prices The M. E. Sunday School will serve est son of Jay Gould and the "baby" Detroit. W. F. JEWELL, Pre». P, B. Sl'ENCEK, Sec. ica cream and cake in the park Satur- of the family, Tiad married Miss Lulu evening. All are cordially invited. Bheppard, an English ballet dancer in Mrs. Julia Viola Newkirk, wife of the "Man In the Moon" company Ten Hew and Original Songs Which Can Be MARTIN HALLER, Sylvester Newkirk, died at her resi- which has boen playing at the New Ead Free. WAHR'S dence Sept. 1, after a long sickness. York theater. The report was untrue, Furniture. Carpets. Draperies. To her were born four children two of but it revenled that for the last five What will the great metropolitan BOOK STORES, whom survive her; JudgH H. Wert months yov.ng Mr. Gould has been the papers do next? This is the question Both Phones, Passenger Elevator. Newkirk, of Ann Arbor, and Mrs. D. devoted admirer of the ballet dancer. some one asks nearly every day. Bu' McClaren, of Chelsea. The funeral there is one which leads all othors. I 310 S. State, and Down Town, Opposite was at ttie house Sunday at three Fever Scar* in Indlanapolffl. has gained the subriquet of "America'^ Court House. o'clock. Kov. H. A. McConnell offici- Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. 4.—The con- Greatest Newspaper" by just such re ated. Mrs. Newkirk was seventy-oue cern which existed last night among markable pieces of enterprise as the years old. the employes of the Union Station one which has just now attracted the over the presence last week of Henry attention of the press all over the coun- ATHEHS THEATRE, FRIDAY SEPT. 8. Wagoner, the Knox county yellow try. What's the secret of happy, rigorous "A Breezy Time." WE BOUGHT ODT ... fever victim, was added to today by .Last week the New York Sundaj health? Simply keeping the bowels, the remark of Secretary Hurty of the World announces that it would giv Fitz and Webster in "A Breezy the stomach, the liver and kidneys state board of health that conditions away au album of new and original mu Time" will be the attraction at the strong and active. Burdock Blood Bit in Indiana are favorable to the spread sic, consisting of ten of the up-to-date Athens Theatre tomorrow night. A ters does it. of the fever. A number of people hereclass of songs thet are now so popular flash and a crash, a whirl and a swish, C. A. Shafer's Entire stock of were exposed. such as songs of sentiment, "coon'' an electric magnetic, systematic com- Our Lowest Music Offer. songs, "cakewalks," &c. These ten bine of grotesque, eccentric and pretty Please send us the names and addres- Six Dead in Arizona Fire. songs the Sunday World proposes to dis- figures extolling a veritable cyclone of ses of three music teachers or perform- Yuma, ATI., Aug. 31—Fire at 3 o'clccl tribute one each week, with every copy fresh breezy acts and tunaful melodies ers on the piano or organ and twenty- this morning In the second story of E of the Sunday World. When it is con-loaded' with the distilled essence of SILKS and DRESS GOODS five cents in silver or postage and weF. Saginetti's merchandise store re sidered that the avarage price of newparody and fun. That's "A Breezy will send you all of thu following new suited in the loss of six llvea and a to music, written and composed by popu- Time" to a dot. How the two clever and most popular pieces full sheet tal destruction of the store building lar ruthors, is from ;>0 to 45 cents the comiques, Miss Webster and Mr. Fitz music arranged for piano or organ: and stock of goods. unparalleled enterprise of The World ever succeeded in gathering such a at 50c on the DOLLAR "The flower that won my Heart" now The fire department was unable to in giving the song away with a bigquantity of clever materials and so being sung by the best known singers stop the flames owing to the lack of ap- Sunday newspaper for which only 5 many bright ideas for an evening's en ID the country, "Minnie O'Rourk" the paratus. c^nts is charged, is apparent. Thu tertainment is a pleasant surprise to And they are being sold at the same latest popluar waltz song, "March W'>rld requests that we publish the the most habitual theatre goer. No proportion. Manila, Dewey's March Two Step" as Dewey Is Nearer Home. following announhement; hitch or break, wait or delay mars the pliiyod by the famous IT. S. Marine Nice, Aug. 31.—The Olympia depart- continuous charge of action. If you visit Detroit, bear in mind that Band of Washington D. C. and five other ed at 4 o'clock this afternoon and will you can get the pick of the largest and finest pages of popular music. Address, PoD- •top for a few hours' target practice A music Album free. From Sept. 3 ular Music Co , Indianapolis, Ind. tf tomorrow, arriving at Gibraltar or uO Nov. 5, the Sunday World will issue stock of Monday morning. weakly a song in sheet music form, with handsome colored cover. The entire set At Bristoe Station. Wanted. will be wailed, postage paid for 5Ca. At the battle of Bristoe Station, Vs., Man and wife, without children for Retnitta*ices received after Sept. 3 will Silks, Dress Goods, Black or Colored October 14, 1863, by which field the farm work—man for general farm get the b.VJk numbers and each new MICA Ohio Central Linas special Grand work, woman f'jr the kitchen—Apply number iss'ifcd. Besides the song. The Army trains will run enroute to theat the Towar farm 2 miles north of city. World will i.'lw "end its colored Art at Philadelphia encampment, the Union Whitmore rof.d. GEO. W. TOWAR. 91 Portfolio, whk'h is a marvel of journal- loss was 50 killed, :)3f> wounded, 161 ism; its Sunday .Magazine, which equals 'AXLE HALF PRICE captured—a total of 646; the Confeder- the monthly peru^dieals, and its Comic ate loss was UH. Weekly, which excels uveiy comic weekly in the United States except two [GREASE APPLES WANTED. and in its comic scope equals these 10- helps the team. Saves wear and WAYNE HOTEL. DETROIT —ATTHK— oont publications. expense. Sold everywhere. HADE BY Marr & Taylor, Write a postal card to the Sunday AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN. Ann Arbor Fruit & Vinegar Works. World Music Editor, Puilzer Building, STANDARD OIL CO. 0X TO «3.£JO 01.OO TO *2.OO N. Y., for a list of the songc. 150-152 Woodward Ave., DETUO1T. GINOLB MMAL8. 6OO. UP TO DATM CAfia On First Street. PA HE 6. T HE ANN ARBOR REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 7. 1899.
ed Detore Justice KoDlnson tins alter Still More Counterfeiting. HiTIOHAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION noon, lie waived examination and Encouraging was bound over to the October term The Seoi el Service bus unearthed ai - MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. of the Circuit Court. other hand <>1 nountei ttteraand secured CONVENTION. Words for Others, a large quantity of bogus hills, which Kirked In the Fnff. are so cleverly executed that the aver- LOS ANGELES JULY 11-24- BUSINESS PORTION OF PINCON- age person would never RUSpOOt them NING CONSUMED. Bay City Mich.. Sept. 4. -John Biker, of being spurious. Things of great Jr., 27 years of age, went to feed a value are always selected by counter- horse last evening when the animal feiters for imitation, notably the Cele- The only Transcontinental Line Passing Thirteen Business Places and Twenty reared and kicked him 111 tile lace. Rlker was found unconscious a abort brated Bostetter's Stomach Bitters, Directly Through Salt Lake City Dwelling Kazt-fl—Couple AIM Mar- time later and remained in that condi- which hits many Imitators but no equals ried in a Carriage on tion for two hours. His injuries are for indication, dyspepsia, oonsttpalion, is Tine Way to Train. very serious and death is likely to re-nervousness and genera! debility. The sult. Bitters sets things right In the stomach Bay City, Mich., Sept 4.—Thirteen and when the stomach is in good order RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILWAY business places and twenty dwellings Allowed by KIIIRJIU of the Grip. it makes good blood and plenty of it. in Plnconnlag, a Tillage twenty miles Lansing. Mich.. Sept. I. The board In this manner the Bitters sjet at the north of Hay City on the Michigan of directors of the Michigan Knights iSbt of strength and vitality, and re- Choice of three direct routes through Central railway wire burned yester- Of the Grip today allowed claims of Store vigc r to the weak and debilitated. the Rocky Mountains. day afternoon. The business portion $500 each upon the death of L. W. Beware ol counterfeits when buying. of'tho town was built of wood and Busley, of this city, and II. I". Baker, the are did not stop until all Inflamma- Mapovera granted at all Colorado ble material within reach was destroy- Of Grand Rapids. The treasurer of autl I'luli re»ori». Denver, Colorado ed. Hay City sent I lire company with tl e organisation reported J2.N00 in the from the east state that the rails will Spring* »"d O£
ositioii regarding artillery matters and TRIAL IS NEARINC THE END. the bringing oui of points and ph ology in the bordereau Indicating that tiie writer could uol be l »rej fus. FIFTH WEEK OPENS WITH A In response to questions from coun- LARGE ATTENDANCE. sel for the defense, MaJ. Hartmann said anj officer attending the Chalons Testing by Tasting camp could have obtained sufficient la- M. I.iiliorl ami Col. JouaUHt Ilnvn ll HOME CURE formation to write notes on the cov- Five cents will buy an ingenious package Exciting 'lilts and I "i -i •"•. ering of troops and Madagascar mat- Counsel Fumes With ters. of Uneeda Biscuit in exactly the same Indignation. The next witness, M. ii:ivet. ,i mem- ber of the institute, took up the bor- condition as they left the baker's oven— , AUR. 29.—Col. Cordler, dep- dereau from a grammatical point of crisp, tender, delicious. Every housewife uty chief of tbe Intelligence depart- view, declaring it to be his conviction, ment under the late Lleut.-Col. Hen- Rfler Studying closely the styles of FOR BLOOD POISON. should test them, every person should taste ry, WHK tin- lirst witness called to-day. He testified that tbe late Col. Band- Dreyfus and Esterhaay, that the latter There is not the slightest doubt that the them. And the test is in the tasting—the hcrr and not Lieut-Col. Henry re- wrote it. The witness entered into an Beware of the Doctors' doctors do more harm than good in treating eelved the famous bordereau. The Interesting analysis of the phraseology Contagious Blood Poison; many victims A most satisfactory test. colonel declared that his belief in theof the bordereau, pointing out that cer- this loathsome disease would be much bettar guilt of Dreyfus was fir^t shnkeu tain phrases iu it were met with in Patchwork; You Canoff to-day if they had never allowed them- when the date of the bordereau was EBterhazy'a letters, but never in those selves to be dosed on mercury and potash, the given as May. He declared stoutly of Dreyfus. only remedies which the doctors ever giye for Bennes, Sept. 4.—The fifth week of Cure Yourself at Home. blood poison. Uneeda Biscuit that he was now convinced Dreyfua the trial began today with the largest was luuoeent. attendance yet seen in the Lycee. The doctors are wholly unable to get rid of Col. Cordler tlren spoke up strongly first witness was M. Cernuschl, of a this vile poison, and only attempt to heal up the outward appearance of the are the highest and best development of for Col. Piequart as a conseleutloua Servian royal house. He said that a disease^—the sores and eruptions. This they do by driving the poison into the soldier and an honorable man. friend told him Dreyfus was a foreign system, nnd endeavor to kefip it shut in with their constant doses of potash the baker's skill. Everything that money MaJ. Lauth, Gen. Roget, Col. Fleur, agent. Major Carriere, representing and mercury. The mouth and throat and other delicate parts then break out Archlvlut Grtbelin and Gen. Herder the government, asked that the court into sores, and the light is continued indefinitely, the drugs doing the system can buy contributes to make them good— all disputed Col. Cordier'B statement, hold further examination of this wit- more damage than the disease itself. \ the best materials, the best machinery, the but he routed them all. ness l>ehind closed doors, In view of Mr. H. L. Myers, 100 Mulberry St., Newark, N. J., says: "I had spent • M. de Freyclnet, the former minis- the diplomatic side of nts testimony. hundred dollars with the doctors, when I realized that brightest expert biscuit experience. They ter of war, former minister of foreign M. Laborl then arose and announced they could do me no good. I had large spots all over my affairs and premier, followed Col. Cor- that since the prosecution had sum- bedy, and these soon broke out into running sores, and I are as good as good can be. Only sold in dler on the witness stand, and deliv- moned the aiii of foreigners! he. intend- endured all the suffering which this vile disease pro- 5 cent moisture proof packages—never in ered a patriotic speech having but lit- ed to make formal application to have duces. I decided to try S. S. S. as a last resort, and was tle bearing on the case. complete steps taken through foreign soon greatly improved. I followed closely your "Direc- bulk. Ask your grocer about them. Test The testimony of minor witnesses channels to ascertain whether the doc- tions for Self-Treatment,' and the large splotches on my concluded the day's proceedings. uments mentioned In the boideau wen.' chest began to grow paler and smaller, and before long by tasting. Kennee, Aug. 30.—M. Paul Meyer, delivered to a foreign power, and if so, disitppeared entirely. I was soon cured perfectly and my member of the institute and director by whein. skin has been as clear as glass ever since. I cured my- of the school of ancient manuscripts, This announcement, If Colonel Jou- self at home, after the doctors had failed completely." wan the first witness colled. He da-aust consents to the application, will It is valuable time thrown away to expect the doctors posed in favor of Dreyfus. have most important consequences. to cure Contagious Blood Poison, for the disease is be- The evidence of MM. Meyer, Molinl- The second witness called was M. yond their skill. Swifts Specific— er, and Giry, all of whom aiv hand- Andre, clerk to M. Bertulus, Judge of ONLY $2.75 writing experts of the first rank, was the Court of Cassation, who received S. S. S. FOR THE BLOOD SENDNO MONEY. Cutthin a strong point for Dreyfus. They the confession of the late Lieut-Col. —acta in an entirely different way from potash and mercury—it force* the ad. out, and Bond to UH, state were most emphatic in declaring the Henry. M. Andre deposed that be your weight and heljcht, al- o nuiu- poison out of the system and gets rid of it entirely. Hence it cures the FRED. W. BUSS, btr of inches around body at bait bordereau was written by Bsternazy. overheard I.ieut.-Col. Iloury exclaim: disease, while other remedies only shut the poison in where it lurks forarer, • rut Bttk, and we will Bend this Gen. Deloye testified against the "Don't insist, I beg of you. The honor PROPRIETOR OF BEAUTIFUL FUR TRIMMED BEAVER constantly undermining the constitution. Our system of private home treat* CLOTH CAP? to you by expren, prisoner on the artillery references in of the army must be saved before ment places a cure within the reach of all. We give all necessary medical ad- (,'.i>.1'., subject to examination. the bordereau. Dreyfus, in reply. everything." THE LEADING HARNESS SHOP. You can examine and try It on vice, free of charge, and save the patient the embarrassment of bliit at your nearest express of- made a really clear statement, ex- The next important witness was the Write for XuU information to Swilt Specific. Co.,Attto (j^ ifcoand If found pcrfeelly We offer the public a. large rii'ry, exactly at rcp- plaining that he saw the hydro-pneu- well-known mathematician, M. I'aln- assortment of ri-Miii>-.l and Ui» muit matic brake once at Boorges, once at leve, who began bj tearing M. Bertil- "nudtrful falae you the school of war, and that lu> never Hand-Made HARNESS tf«r law or beard of, lon's system of argumentation to pay the expreso saw it used because, while on the gen- nK^nt our ftpeclfil pieces. M. Palnlevo then engaged In a A BLANKETS ollt.r i>rl.-«S2.75, eral staff, he was never present at fir-eharp dispute with Generals Oonsa and oiprehi charge*. ing practice. Then the court, on the I'll press chATgct and Koget regarding their testimony, ^•"^ ROBES will (iveraco 40 to application of the government com- and insisted that he never had any 60 cents for each missary, Maj. Carriere, ordered that doubt of Dreyfus' innocence. f WHIPS l.ooo mile;'. THIS CAPE IS LA-the opening part of to-morrow's ses- M. Laborl began a cross-examina- TEST STYLE And all other Trappings at lowest FOR FALLand sion be behind closed doors, for thetion of General Gonse regarding a cer- prices. WINTER, made purpose of discussing documents re- tain document In the secret dossier, to from an extra tint and lating to the artillery. hr«v) all wool Mark or blue which General Gonse had referred, but genuine Kurt ton Be*- Rennes. Aug. 81.—Today's trial was Which had not been submitted to the ver cloth, 27 inches lontr, very full sweep, 13-inch upper behind closed doors till 0:30 a. in., Repairing Promptly, Cheaply and cape extra full. I'pper rape and large Btorm collar, beauti- court. M. Laborl, not receiving satis- fully trimmed with blaek Baltic oral fort upper cape when the public was admitted. factory answers and finding that Col- trimmed with three rows and collar with two rows of Neatly Done. flat mohair braid; cloth button ornaments. Thla cape la The first witness after the public onel Jonaust declined to allow him to flat-tailor made throughout and equal to capes that Sell** session began was Capt. Lebrun-Re- press the matter home in the way be Insurance Combaifft more than double the pri.v. Write Tor free (loik fat alomt. naillt of the Republican guard, who wished, became extremely indignant Trunks and Valises at Moderate SEARS, ROEBUCK A CO., CHICAGO reiterated his testimony given before and protested with considerable eTs Prices. - " to. are thoronghlj rallablc— K
FURNITURE and CARPETS—3rd Floor of Dry Goods Store TV 1 AT 50 CENTS THE EVERYTHING IN- Furniture, Carpets and Draperies: We have left from the Mack & Co.J Furniture stock, Couches of all kinds; Parlor Library and Stud- ents' Tables; Easy Chairs, Dining Chairs, Rockers of Every kind; Parlor Suites, Settees, Office Desks, Ladies' Dressing Tables, Secretaries, Sideboards. An Enormous Stock of Bazaar Goods. All kinds of Lamps, China Ware, Crockery, Glass Ware, Ingrains and Brussels Carpets, Matting, Linoleum, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Heavy Portiers. At a Saving of Half You Would Pay Elsewhere.
26 Spring Edge Velour Couches, sale price $4.95 25 Spring Heavy Damask Couches, sale price $395 SOLID OAK STUDENTS' BOOK CASES. 100 3-Shelves, usual price SI.75, sale price $1.19 100 4 Shelves, usual price S2.00, sale price $1,45 100 5-Shelve, usual price S2.75, sale price $1.95 SOLID OAK STUDENTS' STUDY TABLES, 100 Large, solid built, Golden Oak, gloss finish; never less than $2.75, at $1.95. ...CAR LOAD OF BED-ROOfl SUITES... 12 Ash Bed Room Suites, Grand Rapids Work, large plate, swell front, fine finish $14.85, worth $1».OO. Solid Oak Bed Room Suites, 24x30 plate, swell front, new pattern, polish finish, $15.4:0, worth $20.00 20 other new styles, all Grand Rapids Work, you know there 16 no better work on earth than G. R. work. Suites at $16 worth 824, $18 worth $28, $20 worth $30, $24 worth $35, $30 worth $45. Mattresses, Cotton Top Ex. $1.85, Combination $3.28, All Cotton, $5.19, Springs $1.40, $1.65, $1.90, $2.00, $2.35.
Bought Entire Stock of Michigan Table Co., 175 Tables at 35 Cents on the Dollar. We Have 75 Tables Left worth ^J.50 to $6.50, Choice until Closed at $1.29, all perfect. HACK & COMPANY.
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