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VOLUME XXXI.-NO. 16. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1892. WHOLE NUMBER 1608.

of November, 1864, ho was irra.nte(l OVER THEIR GRAVES. THE REUNION. iiis first leave oi absence—20 days— Over their graves rang once the buelc's call. (lose tip! The lines are lessening fast; with per mission to ask the Secretary The searching shrapnel,and the crashing ball The blasts of death are sweeping past, of War for triv days extension. The The shriek, the shock of battle and the neigh And he who missed us on the field Of horse; the cries of anguish and dismav ; Where shot and shell his track revealed tern days extension was granted, and And the loud cannon's thunders that appall. With silent tread is stealing on. in the evening of its receipt in Detroit, Our ranks are thinned,our comrades gone; The bugle call will sousd retreat— news came that the troops at Chat- Now through the years the brown pine-needles We onward move our foes to greet— , tanooga love our dead where'er so held in thrall— The frosts of time have touched each head; WE KNOW •where he arrived the day before the Than they no Greek more bravely died, nor Our speech is grave, cur jests all sped. Gaul, Still facing front, iniconuuered, brave, Ijattle, and found that his A love that's deathless! but they look to-d«y .We rally where our guerdons wave, WE ARE With no reproaches on us when we say, Knowing thut soon we'yhall all hear regiment had been left at Chat- Come! let us clasp your hands, we're brothers The signal sounding full and clear, tanooga as part of the garrison all," " Put out the lights ! Put out-the lights ! " RIGHT Over their graves! —.Ninette M. Lowater. of that post. —Henry Jerome Stockard, in The Century. ' "With an unexpired leave of absence in his pocket, he reported And the great crowds that vis- t.o Gen. Thomas, and was assigned to duty on the staff of Maj. (Jen. las. ited "The Store" during the B. Steedmnn, in which capacity he past week testify that public RUSSELL A. AXGER, PAST COMMAXDEK-IN- Served during the battle of Nashville, sympathy is with vis in what CHIEF, NATIONAL G. A. K. one of the hottest and most decisive WILLIAM T. SHERJl IM. •battles o? the war. His whole term The mounds are sinking level with the plain. we are doing. r>f service was spent in the field, on As if Time's hurried footsteps gently pressed The following are the programmes ^\Vith tender memories where our heroes for tlie campfires at University hall, tictive duty every day, with the ex- rest— Tuesday ami Wednesday evenings: ception of the leave of absence re- Those mounds above our country's buried CURTAINS ferred to above. His (i. A. It. work slain. TUESDAY EVENING. has been of great value to his post, The turf is thickening with the passing years In order to give every one the 1. Music. And daisies now grow thicker in the sod, 2. Reading of Scripture and Prayer by Rev. and tin' department as post command- Where sleep the nation's dead, and thicker benefit of our immense suc- J. T. Suuderland. er, delegate to national encampments, nod cess and create a still greater S. Music. member of the council of administra- The lilies watered by a nations tears. 4. Address of Welcome in behalf of the city, And all is calm beneath the grass to-day, CURTAINS boom, we will continue our by the Mayor, Hon. Wm. G. Doty. tion, on transportation committee, leg- Quiet and soft their peaceful Blumbers prove, 5. Address of Welcome in behalf of the Uni- Heedless alike of what goes on above, versity, by Judge Cooley. islative committee to secure the Sol- 6. Music. dier's Home, he gave evidence of great Whether they lay them down in blue or gray. CURTAINS 7. Response by Chas. L. Eaton, Sept. Com- We bring our offerings for those who stood mander G. A. R. ability and genuine love for his com-v Tor home and country against all beside, 8. Response by Mrs. Sara L. Brown, Dept. rades. Hv lias never asked for of- Who, holding loyal to that service, died. President W. R. C. Thus sealing their devotion with their blood P. Response by Comrade M. E. Hall, Inspector fice in the <:. A. B. and will not so- General S. of V., U. S. A. licit votes, believing that office should And may the passing years weave closer yet 10. Music. The interlacing ties of human kiud, 11. Address by ex-Gov. Austin Blair. seek the man.—Cooper's Coffee Cool- As in the sod the knotted grasses bind 12. Music. er. And hold the springing daisies closer set. 13. Benediction. .«. Nottingham Lace Curtains at WEDNESDAY EVENING. Our G. A. R. visitors will find in u 1. Music. Ann Arbor one of the best lighted cities 59e, $1.00 and $1.35 a pah- 2. Reading of Scripture and Prayer by Rev. Nottingham Lace Curtains, very wide ONE Henry Tatlock. in the state, for the electric light com- 3. Music. pany furnishes a higher candle-pow- $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 a pair 4. Address by Comrade John Palmer, Com- WEEK mander-in-chief National G. A. R. I.T light than is usually given. The Real Irish Point Lace Curtains—$4.50 and $6.50 a pair 5. Address by Comrade A. G. Weissert, Past lights are well distributed everywhere, 50 pairs Oriental Chenille Portieres, a bargain at Senior Vice-Com. National G. A. R. e>,-epti n the college campus, which LONGER. <-.. vddr.--; by Comrade H. M. Duffield, Past $5.00 a pair Dej* om.of Michigan. ought to be lighted up the same as our 7. Address by Comrade R. A. Alger. Past Com- streets. Why would it not be a good 25 pairs Elegant Chenille Portieres at mander-in-chief National G. A. R. 8. Music. plan for the city and university au- $6.00 and $7.50 a pair This Sale 9. From 3 to 5-minute talks: thorities to unite in this, dividing the One lot Chenille Curtains to close at 1. By Prof. Washington Gardner, Albion, Includes Mich. expense, so that it would not be much $2.00 and $2.50 a paii- '.'. By Comrade James Tanner, ex-Commis- tor either ? We presume the electric Fancy Muslin Curtains with silk stripe, worth $5.00, for Every Department sioner of Pensions, Washington. D. C. company wouM supply the light-; at 3. By Hon. A. B. Morse, Judge of Michigan •. $3.00 a paii- In the house. Supreme Court. the same low rate that the city ob- i. By Mrs. Abbie R. Flags*, Past President taine. White Curtain Muslin, in figures and coin dots No matter \V. R. C, Battle Creek, Mich. 5. By Comrade Chas. P. Lincoln, Dept. Com. 15c and 20e a yard What you want of Pensions, Washington, D. C. Fancy Coin Dot Curtain Scrim, a bargain at 5e a yard 10. Music. Brave. Anderson. 11. Recitation, "Sheridan's Ride," by Prof. T. 10 pieces White Embroidered Curtain Muslin, at To purchase, C. Trueblood. Dear Boys—"We have come to the 12. Hot Shot by the Minute Men: 35e and 50e a yard you are sure 1. Comrade C. V. R. Pond, Hillsdale. Mich. anniversary of That raw April morn- 2. Comrade E. P. Allen, Ypsilanti, Mich. ing when the brave Anderson, with 25 pieces Wide Stripe 10c Curtain Scrim at 5e a yard to save 3. Comrade Charles L. Eaton, Dept. Com., a little band of yoemen, were to pro- I Paw Paw, Mich. « a lot •J. Comrade C. B. Grant, Judge Supreme tect tlie flag—not forsake it. Court, Lansing, Mich. This soldier no more dreamed of be- HOW IS THIS ? of money 5. Comrade C. L. Brundage, Senior Vice- traying his trust than he did of sever- during Corn., Paw Paw, Mich., and others. T1IK LATE PHILIP HENRY SHERIDAN. ing his right arm from its trunk. He 200 Window Shades, complete with spring rollers, at.- 13. Music. only Tolerated one government, and 25e and 35e each this sale. 14. Benediction. First Camp Fire. one emblem of authority. To the haughty .summons of I'ickens, to the peremptory demands of Wigfall, the Largest Curtain Stock and Lowest Prices in The first campfii-e was that oi the brave commander had only one ans- the ex-prisoners of Avar, held at the wer—and rthie was to face the issue! Ann Arbor! court house Monday evening. It was These tacts are sacred remembrances, and should always be a memento in quite well attended considering the the calendar of time allied TO our dear Ir.iel notice that had been given of it. beloved country, and the glorious flag k jtlev. J. .1. Phelps, of Ionia, was cal-that protects our firesides. led to the chair. After Business Men's Quartette of thdB city had given one or two songs in their admirable way, the bugle sounded and the meeting SPECIAL—One Lot LADIES' SPRING JACKETS started off with the personal ex- at 1.49 each iperience of the chairman, which were very interesting. ('apt. Manly being call •". upon said 50 Ladies' Blazer Jackets, in tan and black, at that he had been a prisoner of $2.00 and $2.50 each war only a little ov v a week, but 75 Ladies' Reefer Jackets, in tan and black, at $5.00 each it was long I'liov' , as he was strip- One lot Ladies' Spring Capes, tan and black, at $5.00 each ped of evei-ythiii;, he possessed ex- THOSE Ce.p1 his p:m;.~ and blouse. He felt that the government littd been slow in The namo of Col. Dean will be pre-caring (or those who sufl a'ed in south- sented to the encampment for the po-ern pa-ieon pens, and believed every sition of Department Commander. owe ii: them should be pensioned; !\\\AM, This as not his own .move, and his con- An aged comrade recited some of the sent tiiereto has been obtained after verses iliat had been scratched on the Leaders of Low Prices, much solicitation by friends. These walls o:' Libby prison by Union soldi 'i s, are the port of men that honor po- land brought down tii • house by the Ami Always irjg to which they are chosen. It 11 ion, for there was no mis The Cheapest OFFERED BY 5s to be hoped that the delegates pres- in.!!,- the point in th"Ke verses. ent will consider his name, favorably. .las. V>. Saunders, who was eon- Comrade Dean, of Ann Arbor, en- fined KB Amlersonville many months, listed in July, 18G2, a.nd from 2d Lieu- believed that the igoverrcmi'-nt did right JOJIX PALMER, COMMANT>F,:;-I.\-cniKF, XA- Mrs. 0. B. Hall tenant readied to Lieutenant Colonel in not exchanging the prisoners two TI0NA1. G. A. l:. in the 2i!d Mich. Inf. He served with for one as was proposed, tor it would Patriotic Sentiments. his regiment in Kentucky, taking part have given the south 50,000 fresh for $500 are 66 feet wide and in all its marches and skirmishes while men to pui in the field, and the north- 1. I will try, sir.—Colonel Miller. 183 feet deep, with a 20 in that state. In May, 1862, he .wasPv\i prisoners were Totally unfit for •J. Don't give up the ship.—Cap- ft. alley in rear, assigned to duty as acting Ass't In- service. tain [jawrence. fronting on spector (Jeneral, on the staff of Brig-. After a few Brings by Comrade Mc- 8. We have met the enemy and they either Gem'l. R. O. Granger. On Sept. 24, Tntyre, of Illinois, one of which was are ours.—Commodore Perry. 1863, he was relieved from staff duty composed in prison by himself, the i. The Union must and shall B,t his own request, that he might take meeting adjourned until Tuesday even- preserved.—Andrew Jackson. Organized 1SG9, under the General Banking Law of this state. command of his regiment in the field, ing, the entire audience joining in on 5. Millions for defence, but not not Forest, Olivia or Lincoln fives. the colonel having been captured "Marching through Georgia." one cent for tribute.—10. I'. I'inckney. T mid the lieutenant colonel severely G. I propose to fight it out on this TOTA LASSETS $673,660.12.SURPLUS $100,000 •wounded at the battle of Cliicamauga, Over two hundred veterans will be line if it takes all summer.—V. S. Business lien, Guardians, Trustees, Ladies aud other persons will find this Bank a •Ga. By hi« own request he was also turned out of the Milwaukee branch Grant. It only takes $50 Relieved from duty as a member of a of the National Home for Disabled 7. If any one attempts to haul SAFE AND CONVENIENT PLACE to secure one. •military commission of •which Gen'l. Soldiers as a result of the recent med- down the American flag shoot him At which to make Deposits and do business. Interest is allowed on all Savings De- Palme was president, for the trial of on the spot.—General Dix. posits of $1.00 and upward, according to the rules of the bank, aud ical examination made by a special 8. I know not what course others interest compounded semi-annually. cotton (speculators. He remained in commission, sent to ascertain the num- may take, as for me give me liberty or charge of his regiment until it was ber of inmates physically able to pro-give me death.—Patrick Henry. mustered out. June. 26, '65, he took Money to Loan in Sums of $25, to $5,000. vide for themselves. This step was 9. Sink or swim, live or die, sur- Secured by unincuinbered Real Estate and other good securities. E. B. HALL, 'part in the operations about Chat- (authorized by the National Board of vive or perish, I am for the Declara- tanooga, Mission IUdge, Atlanta cam- Soldiers' Home Managers, and was tion.—John A dame. DI3ECT0BS—Christian Hack, W. D. Harriman, William Deubel, David Sinsey, paign, etc., and was conspicuous for in the various Homes throughout the 10. Liberty and -union, now and Daniel Hiscoek, \7. B. Smith and L. Gruner. (devotion to duty. In the latter part country as well as at Milwaukee. forever, one and inseparable.—Daniel OFFICERS—Christian Mack, President; W. D. Harriman, Vice-Presldtnt; C. E, 2 W. HURON ST. Webster. Hiscock, Cashier. Only one couple in 11,500 live to RINGING RESOLUTIONS. A McKinley Democrat. A Word to Young Men. celebrate their diamond wedding. The Ann Arbor Courier. At the republican state convention Columbus, Ohio.—Gov. McKinley has What are parties V They are the It isn't the fear of God but the fear received a big pocket knife, the first forms of association of men who agree WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20, 1892. held to Detroit last Thursday the fol- of the devil that makes a g-ood many lowing report from the committee on made by the Cattaragus Cutlery Co., in the main in their thought and ef- •people religious. resolutions was read by John Patton, whose factory was opened at Little fort. Just as you come together and Much is said in favor of love in aJr., and •unanimously adopted: Falls. X. Y., as a result of the Mc-form a church association; just as cottage, but the fact is love is an ex- Kinley law. With the knife came a men come together and form charita- 'The republicans of Michigan feel letter saying: cellent thing- anywhere. a common pride with their compat- ble associations; just as men come to- Ik Ann Arbor Courier I voted the democratic ticket for gether and form educational or busi- A bill is before the English parlia- riots throughout the union, over the continued gratifying success of thenearly thirty years, but a drive ness associations; precisely so men ment making bets irrecoverable in a through New England in the year meet and form political associations. (Published Every Wednesday, court of law. It is a late day for such great principles which have inspired its energy and controlled its actions 1800, past idle cutlery factories in Do you, young man, accept what your a bill, but better late than never. Bridgeport, Xaugatuek, Union City and •party does, or do you try to ,do some- Has a Large Circulation among Merchants. slince the organization of the party. •Mechanics, Manufacturers, Farmers, Glasgow, Scotland, has an industrial We review with profound satisfaction Torrington, together with the nearly thing to make your party accept what and Families Generally. home where women who have come the record it has made in the past, and paralyzed Industries of Lakeville, your judgment and your conscience ap- out of prison get a home provided for its unparalleled achievements so con-Xorthfield, Tliomaston and Shelburne prove ? Do you belong—I do not Falls, convinced me of the error of A Very Desirable Medium for Advertisers them and where they are employed in ducive to th ewelfare of the country, care whether you are a democrat, pro- Laundry work and receive payment. so creditable to its citizenship and sotay ways. Ihibitionist, republican or mugwump— manifestly indicative of the broad I found old friends, who were good do you belong to the association in JTJ3STITJS JEJ. EEAL, Senator Woolcott, of Colorado ,is mechanics in our line, driven by theyour district or in your ward that rep- 1. trifle fresh yet. He will undoubted- character of its national statesman- EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. ship. Admiration of this uninterrupt- cheap Dutch knives, which were on resents what you mean ? You can ly ir.'iiu wisdom and discretion With ed progress under its auspices, toward sale in every city and hamlet through toot build democracy from the top, Years. His criticism, of the president TERMS: an ideal government of the people, by "which I passed, out of profitable em- you have got to build it from the bot- In a speech in the senate recently re- the people and for the people, is j>ot ployment, and seeking work as com-tom; you can not build it from where $1,00 per Year in dvance. To Subscrib- minds one of a little poodle barking less thorough nor more gratifying than mon laborers, ditch diggers and coal •the sunlight glitters from the cross ers out of the County, 15 cents extra, tit a Bt. Bernard. are the bright prospects of further ad- heavers. Grass grew around many on the cathedral's brow; you have to pay postage, Harry A. Commit, of Monroe, and vantage and future triumphs. of the doors of factories. got to build it in the mud—that is Tir. A. W. Smith, of Lan&wee, are •\Ye most heartily indorse the glor- Passing .through the towns, I heard where the foundation lies. Do you Entered at the Ann Arbor Postofliceas Second- members of the republican state cen- Class Mail Mattet ious work of the republican majority •Bill McKinley and the McKinley bill go to the primary of your party ? Do tral committe-.' for this district. Sea- in the Fifty-first Congress of the Unit- 'talked of on every side. I was first you know where the primary of your lior McMHlan was re-elected chair- convinced, then converted, and, like party is held? Do you help make 0XLY ALL METAL CUTS INSERTED. ed States, and will do all in our power taran of the state central committee, to -uphold and sustain the victories Saul of Tarsus, the seals fell from my democracy clean? Do you help make wnd lias accepted the same. already won for the grand triple pol- eyes and I saw the parties contending mugwumpism democratic; ' do you JOB PRINTING The republican committee for this icy of protection, reciprocity and hon-over American industries in their true think a thought, do you do a deed, We have the most complete job office in the light. State or in the Northwest, which enables us to unw.-sion.-il district, is composed of est mooney. Wo you speak a word that teaches print Books, Pamphlets, Posters, Programmes, Thanks to your efforts, the McKin- the practical formation of the prac- Mi-Heads, Xote-IIeads, Cards, Etc., in supe- • !ti\vin.«- named gentlemen: Al- 'In tlie language of the republican rior style, upon the shortest notice. wrt Sulrs, of Jackson; Adolf Wheel- national platform of 1888 we demand Sey law was enacted, and hard times tical formation of the practical ques- T. of Lenawee; Dr. F. K. Owen, of ffeetive legislation by congress to se-in our line of industry are past. Trade tions in the land where you live ?—Gen. BOOK-BINDING-. iWashtenaw; H. H. Austin, of Moncure the integrity and purity of na-is good, wages are good, our lit Me Stewart L. AVoodford. Connected with THE CoTOIBB office is an•in'; .1. W. Collier, of Wayne. tional elections, and that our represen- town has nearly doubled its popula- •xtensive Book-Bindery, employing competent tatives -in the United States congress tion in two years, and we believe it The dishonestly obtained democrat- and experienced hands. All kinds oi Records, The idea of having all the school Ledgers, Journals. Magazines, Ladies Books. do all iin their power to secure, a law "will double again in two years more. ic majority in the New York legis- Kurals and Harper's Weeklies,Etc., bound on •liiidi-cu ill the United States appro- •which will give to every elector a Hoping in the near future to address lature is leaving no stone unturned to the shortest notice and in the most substam •priati'ly celebrate the four hundredth Mai manner, at reasonable prices. Music es- free ballot, anil to every vote a fair you at the Executive. Mansion, Wash- make the way as clear as possible pecially bound more tastefully than at any Lmniversary of Die discovery of Amer- ount. ington, D. C, instead of Columbus, for counting in the next democratic other bindery in Michigan. ca by Christopher Columbus, Octo- Ohio, we remain, yours sincerely, president, even be he Grover Cleve- >'T li', 1892, is worthy of adoption, "We heartily approve the forceful, fearless and dignified policy of the J. B. F. CHAMPLIX, land, whether lie gets the votes or MASONIC DIRECTORY. all means let the children observe For Cattaraugus Cutlery Co. not. Here iis what the resolutions the day. administration of President Benjamin ANN ARBOK COMMANHKRY, NO. 18, meets first Harrison, who has been so ably as- passed by a republican convention Tuesday of each mouth, B. F. Watts, E. C.; ]( is asserted that men who wear Our Agents Abroad Trying to Feed Of the 21st district in New York City John R. Miner, Recorder. sisted in all his sagacious and loyal TfASHTENAW CHAPTKR. NO. 6, R. A. M.—Meets io beards, but go about the world •mleavors by that noble patriot and 400,000 Starving German say about it: "The resolutions set first Monday each month. L. C. (ioodnch, withclean .shaven faces, are less liable statesman, James U. Maine, in the Colonists. I forth that a change in the character H. P.; N. D. Sates, Secretary. to la. grippe than those who allow nomulgation of true and progressive of the boards of inspectors of election Their beards to grow. It will be no-American principles. A dispatch from St. Petersburg, Rus- in the city is against the public inter- POPULAR SIZE BUSINESS CARDS. Iced that both Hill and Cleveland "While the republicans of Michigan sia,, says: "Reports from American est and would lead to the conviction •wear no beard. But they are quite •ceognize the sterling worth and abil- agents in distressed provinces contra- that the party in power was contem- table to be caught in the grip of de-ty of our distinguished fellow-citizen, dict the statements that the peasants plating a gigantic electoral fraud and Chas. "W. Vogel, eat, nevertheless. Oeneral Ruesell A. Alger, whose claim ore in no further need of assistance,- preparing for the counting in of the &oF BEST (next president of the United States." Dealer in all kinds of Detroit Tribune of April 14th: Hon-:o recognition as a presidential stand- which have created much anxiety Fresh and Salt Meats. orable J. T. Jacobs, of Ann Arbor, ird-bearer has been familiar to the(among the peasants, who are in ur- Go in for gold—Keeley patients. "as one of many who was saying a >eople of this nation since his name g-ent need of corn, especially seed corn. A serious situation—Superintendent Poultry, Lard, etc. Was first presented to the conven- "Mr. Murphy, Secretary"Rusk's corn of cemetery. QUALITY oral word yesterday on every occa- EVERYTHING NEAT AND CLEAN sion for Fred A. Maynard for attor- tion at Chicago in 1SS8, we can safely Ogent, will issue an appeal to the eave to the collective judgment of No. 9 E. ANN ST., ANN ARBOR. ney-general. "He was born in our Oerman-American people. He says town," he said, "and I should be he representatives of the party at that there are 300,000 German colo- W. W. NICHOLS, very much astonished: if he failed to Minneapolis in June next the selection nists, 220.000 of whom are Luther- LIGHT et the solid vote of our delegation." >f a leader who will head the fcri-ans, and 80,000 Roman Catholics, in DENTIST. impliant march of our hosts to vic-"direct distress, who a.ppeal to their Rooms over Ann Arbor Savings Banks, Opp The passage by the house, of thetory at the poles in November, pledg- Court House Sqi.. kinsmen in the United States for aid. bill placing cotton ties and cotton ing to the nominee of that convention The crops have failed for several years, VITALIZED AIR. tagging on the free list, is but a re-Our unqualified co-operation an dun- Administered. It is agreeable and easy to take, mid there was not a drop of rain for and no prostrating effects follow, while vival oi' I!:-! old southern idea that sweverlng devotion." ninety-two days in 1891. The colo- teeth are extracted without pain. 'Cotton is King." The republican nists have been decimated by spotted dea of legislation contains no kings, President Harrison's able, clean, tho- typhus fever. WANT COLUMN. ill are free and equal to enjoy the re- •oughly American administration has FOR THE PEOPLE. butts of the statesmanship that has "The government has done all in its nade him very strong with the peo-ipower to relieve the sufferers and has short advertisements not to exceed three nade this the most prosperous conn- G ood prescriptions, G Rolls of Wai! Paper lines, or Lost or Found Houses for Sale or ple. Expended over 200,000,000 roubles. Rent, Wants, etc., inserted three weeks for ry on earth. O r good medicines, O 25 cents. Situations wanted, free. The notes of the spring bird blentt Aid must be speedy to be effective. O r good, pure, fresh | , O The parsonage of the Congrega- larmoniously with the votes of theIf the German-American citizens will D rugs, are what D KS. DR. N. H. PIERCE has changed her tional church, at Epphig, N. H., which send a shipload of unground Indian office to the rooms on second floor at No. >eoplcas far as heard from. All repub- Y ou can always obtain Y M9 N. Main St.. where she may be found from 9 was occupied by the Rev. W. I'. Clancy, lican. Why shouldn't the birds sing? corn, the peasants will be enabled to E very day in the week E 50.J3 and 1 to 6 o'clock, daily. was burned on the 11th inst., in re- rind part of it in their own wind- A t Goody ear's D A ALESMEN—Energetic men wanted. Free venge for the clergyman's crusade To their everlasting glory be ittnills and to sow the remainder. Mr. R ug and Prescription R S prepaid outfit. One of our agents has igainst the liquor traffic in that town. mown that not one republican mem- Charles Emory Smith, the republican S tore—No. 5 S. Main St. S All new Spring designs. sorni'd over S30,000 in five years. P. O. Box United States Minister here, will see 1371, New York. *10 4.U annonymous writer had recent- >er of the house voted for Springer's Look at the low prices: y threatened to burn the parsonage 'l-ee wool bill. that it is properly distributed among D on't forget the D RIVATE SALE—During Friday, Saturday, f the church did not dismiss he German colonists, who have been R are, beautiful articles for R P and Monday. April 15, 16. and IX, the fol- U se or ornament at U PEE KOLI. lowing Household Goods will be offered for Mr. Clancy. Such dastardly deeds (an any one tell of one single vote [instructed how to cook it. Best Blanks 8t 4, 5 and 6c Private Sale at No. 3 Hamilton Park Addition, G oodyear's store. G S. State St., Ann Arbor: Furniture, including Strengthen the church. that Mr. Cleveland did not get in 18S8 "It will be remembered that a few Hest (lilts at . - - - - S, 10 and 12c 2 Bed Room Setts, Chairs, Sofas, etc; Bedding, that he would get now if he.were run- •weeks ago the democratic members H ave your money, and S Mattresses, Comforts, Pillows, etc.,and Kitchen "Rhode Island is a very small state, ning for president '? T ell your friends T Fine Paper at - - - 15, 20 and 2oc Utensils of all sorts. 10 land doesn't amount to much, any- Of the House of Representatives at Washington disgraced the nation's hu- O f the wonderful and O PAPER HANGING A SPECIALTY. YOUNG NEW MILCH COW FOR SALE way," is the nonchalant manner of The Michigan Farmer, in speaking R ich bargins R —Apply to J. Whitlark, Bok 1567, City. *9 lie Clevela.ndites in conversing about toanity by refusing to vote money to A of the Springer free wool bill, that has (charter two ships to send corn to E very customer finds there. E LYMOUTH ROCK EGGS of Geo. J. Nissly's the late election in that state. Be- ust passed the house, says to the P beststock. Dandelion, Boneset,Raspberry bre election, however, it was large the starving German colonists. The GEORGE WAHR, Shrubs aud Syrups. Strawberry plants for sale. 'armer and sheep raiser: "If you wisli diplomatic and other agents of the Address Emil Baur, Dexter Avenue. nough to rush Mr. Cleveland and to enjoy any benefit from this bill, •irepublican administration are doing OPPOSITE COUKT HOUSE, Ul Hi eotlier big guns into, in the hope slaughter your flock of shee.p and start ANTED—GENERAL STATE AGENT to Sill they can to repair this shameful ANN AKBOH, MICH. W open headquarters in some principal Of carrying it. It shrunk quick after a shoddy factory." J. J. GOODYEAR. oity, assume control of our business, and ap- She people decided for American in- •wrong." point local and sub-agents in every city in this state; goods in universal demand, and pay a lustries. and for an honest and sound Representative Gorman, it is notic- No. 5. S. Main St. net profit of 50 to 100 per cent. THE UNION currency. d, doesn't appear at the roll call A Manly Declaration. COMPANY, 714 Broadway, Ni:w YOKK. very much, but he isn't idle to any The Cleveland democrats protest The attention of Congressman Bur- EAM FOR SALE—Will sell them seperate. xtent. Not he. He and his private Also uew house on Forest Avc, with all igaLnst Hill's methods, but every clerk are busy mailing seeds to hisl-own being called to the action of Tmodern conveniences. H. Richards, 9 Detroit the Case county republicans in bring- \ an Arbor. mother's son of them keep right on igntulturally inclined constituency. partaking; the fruits of Hill's disrepu- "Whet will the harvest be ?" Wait ing forward his name as a candidate ANTED WASHING —Will go to private table work iin the New York legisla- Until next November. for U. S. senator, he makes reply to houses or do it at my residence. it in this way: W23 Hiscott st. Mas. EMII.E BUCHHOLZ. ture. Is not the partaker as bad as he thief ? If these democrats were Springer's free wool bill would kill "I see it reported in Michigan pa- "\Tr ANTED—A House with Barn. House with |Y about 6 or 7 rooms. Must be in good re- sincere in their protests, would they very sheep in Michigan, except per- pers," said Congressman Burrows, pair. In good location. Call at Courier office not endeavor to right the wrong Mr. haps a few that anight be kept as "that the Cass county convention, or address X. Hill accomplished ? Or is their talk feomie of the buffaloes are, as specimens'which was recently held, declared for OF DETROIT, MICH., ISS GRACE HENDKICKSON —Pupil of merely bluster to kill off Hill's presi- land curiosities. The greatest enemy toe for senator. While I appreciate Profs. Luderer and Yunck, of Detroit, dential boom ? of the northern farmer is the congress- the intended compliment I desire to M•will give instructions on the violin. Particu- For the Year Ending December 31st, 1891. lars at residence, 72 S. State St. 3m man "who votes for free wool and free say and have it distinctly understood The active pen of the Argus' local trade. He is also an enemy to every that I am not a candidate for the ATER TANK FOR SALE.—Tank, 4 feet referring to the little ghost story in Wsquare by 4 feet deep, made of 2 inch pine Workingman in the United States. senate and shall not be, under any cir- plank, lined with heavy galvanized iron. En- last week's Courier, denies that eith- cumstances. Rumors and statements quire at this office er -Hie Argus editor or the Register The election in Rhode Island ought to the contrary are without the slight- REVENUE ACCOUNT- O RENT.—An office suite over F. quill for evolved lro,m the old "Federal" party, •what I say, and most emphatical- Loans to Policy Holders secured by Reserves, ... 305,835 8g and the democratic party from the Agents' Balances ...... 8,537 28 the Dexter Leader has this very sensi- ly just as I say it. My name must Bills Receivable ...... 82,951 67 That the democratic party should ble short talk on the new election law 'anti-Federal" paa-ty. From Washing- not be used in that connection." p. S. Bonds and Stock Collaterals, .... 11,923 75 land its requirements: "The ability ton to Harrison, tine federal party Interest and Rents accrued, ..... 54,251 61 ehoose Henry George as an exponent of the voter to read and write will Interest and Rents dne, - - - - 32,858 82 of their theories of free trade and free has had thirteen presidents, and the One of the myths and idealizations Outstanding Premiums, secured by Reserve Fund (20 per cent, load- probably be a requirement of the lawatd-federal party from Jefferson to ing deducted), - 205,036 04 fcilver, is perfectly proper. His -writ- in the near future. Such a law is grown up around the personage of Deferred Premiums, secured by Reserve Fund (SJP per cent, loading ings are all theoretical. He is a de- Cleveland has had thirteen. The al-Grover Cleveland is that "he is one deducted)...... 36,681 45 almost a necessity with the pres- liance are superstitious enough to lightful dreamer, but there is not norent system of voting. That clause of the most scholarly statesmen of TOTAL ASSETS, $3,468,726 98 never was anything practical about in the present law which allows think there is a bad ojnen in the co-our times." Apropos of that notion the man. He ils a brilliant -visionary a. voter to be accompanied and assist- incidence.—Stockbridge Sun. to the account of the interview which LIABILITIES. ed, •where he is unable to read and who has a good command of lan- The republicans of Lima are enT-. C. Crawford, the Washington cor- Amount of Reserve Fund, American Table (i)4 per cent.) $2,976,778 00 guage, and never yet advocated a write, seems to defeat the very ob- respondent, had with Mr. Cleveland, Deposits of Policy-Holders, ..... 420 92 ject the excellent new voting law seeks titled to the victor's crown. They Death Claims, not due, ..... 18,209 2tf (principle that was practical from hi; to accomplish. Th egreat presiden- have accomplished what republicans •when he was governor of New York Surplus, ...... 473,318 80 Single tax theory up to his free trade Ond just being Bpoken of as a candi- tial election is close at hand, and theOf other towns ought to strive for. TOTAL, - $3,468,726 98 theories. By all means let the dem-•people of our state will of course The only way to save this country date for the presidency. During their hcratic members of congress print his have to vote under the present sys- conversation Mr. Crawford asked Gov. Xc« Risks assumed in 1 sill. 6,927,921 fiO from bankruptcy and destruction in Increase of Assets, 401,178 SA speeches and circulate them at pub-tem. But there is another view to (i business way, is for the people to Cleveland what he thought of theIncrease of Surplus, 33,761 85 lic expense if they desire to. They take of this, our present system of tariff question. "Between you and voting. Would it not promote intel- (arise in their might and rebuke the During the year 1891 this Company loaned to Policy-Holders over $70,000.00 upon Endowment could not choose a more appropri- •party endeavoring to destroy the dn-bsters. ity to properly arrange his ballot ? the circulating medium of the coun- Was acquired after he got into the Hon. T. W. PALMER, Pres. A blamed nuisance—The streets. These are thoughts which should be. try by forcing free silver coinage npon 'White House and was surrounded with O. R. LOOKER, Sec'y. S. R. MUMFORD, Vice-Pres. "Many men of many minds"—Juries. duly considered by the people of ourthe nation. The Klands, the Spring- all the distractions of that place. Yet H. F. FREDE, Ass't Sec'y. state before the next meeting of the 'to-day, he is held up as one of theC. W. SANDERS, Actuary. Caught at the knees—Bagged trou- legislature." ters, the Mills, the Crisps are enemies toost profound thinkers and masters W. F. RAYNOLDS, Consulting Actuary. sers. to the prosperity of the nation. *if tariff legislation. ENEKGETIC AND EXPERIENCED AGENTS WANTED. ADDRESS THE SECRETARY. Trie iuouest Lover. Look Inside Your Watch. When Charles called on his love, one night. WORTH A GUINEA A BOX." < He found the maid engaged in weeping. Open your watch and look at the And though engaging was the sight. He deemed it somewhat out of keeping little wheels, springs and screws, each Because she was engaged to him. •am indispensable part of the whole And so he asked her why she cried. •wonderful anachine. Notice the busy PILLS And she, with eyes both moist and dim. lit tic balance wheel as it flies to and Drew forth her 'kerchief, and replied: bow unceasingly, day and night, year (Tasteless—Effectual.) "Dear Charles, I had to cry, you see, FOR ALL Be-because my mird was in a whirl; lin and year out. This wonderful little Sup-sup-pose you never had met me. icliiine is the result of hundreds of And gone and loved some other girl? BILiOUS and MERVOUS Suppose, dear Charles, you'd m-married hei years of study and experiment. The DISORDERS, Be-before our courtship had begun; watch I have before me is composed Ju-just such a course you might prefer, of 98 pieces, and its manufacture em- Such as Sick Headache, A ltare Drug. B-but, darling, what would I have done?" braces more than 2,000 distinct and Weak Stomach, Are yqu sick at the heart and discouraged, my Charles stood and twirled his mustache tipa, Separate operations. Some of the Impaired Digestion FARCO'S man? And rose iu hia own estimation, Constipation, Do you try to do more than you honestly can? Then bent and kissed her on the lips. smallest ecrews are so minute that "Box Tip" School Shoe* 3ave you overexerted your body and brain, The vainest lover in creation. the unaided eye cannot distinguish Liver Complaint, iy plodding and striving with might and with "You've got me," said he, with a sigh. them from steel filings or specks of and Female Ailments. for Boys and Girls, mam? Then gave the tips another twirl; Heeled or Wedge Heel. "So, dearest, if you've got to cry. Uirt. Under a powerful magnifying Covered wituggistsh a Tasteles. Pis c& Solubl2S e Coating, Take thou a phial Just do it for that other girl!" . New York Depot. i6s Canal St. Sizes-8tolO!4 S1.SS Of Self Denial! glass a perfect screw is revealed. The «»Of« all druggists. Price 25 cents a box. Utol3V4 1-8O Elas dyspepsia claimed you for one of its own? —Brooklyn Life. slit in the head is 2-1000 of an inch Ito3 1.7S Does neuralgia threaten your wits to dethrone? My Best. fwide. It takes 308,000 of these screws Powder. [s there on your whole system a terrible drain? I may perform no deed of great renown. to weigh a pound, and a pound is A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. tlav© you never a moment of freedom from No glorious act to millions manifest; FARCO'S Superior to every other known. pain? Yet in my little labors up and down worth $1,585. The hair-spring is a $2.50 Calf Shoe Used in Millions of Homes— Turn your mind's dial I'll do my best. strip of the finest steel about 9 1-2 M. & H for Gentlemen, Toward Self Deniall Itang and 1-100 inch wide and 27-1000 Cncqualed by any shoe 40 Years the Standard. I may not paint a perfect masterpiece. InCnual Americda bayt anth©y saineho«* Are you nervous and restless and never at inch thick. It is coiled up in spiral WRITING TABLETS. price. In Congress, But- Delicious Cake and Pastry, Light Flaky Nor carve a statue by the world conf est ton and Lace. Hen's ant? ease? A miracle of art; yet will not cease form and finely tempered. The Handsomest, Most Economical, and Boy's sizes. Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable [s your head all afire while your ankle joints To do my best. BEST method of putting up Writing Papers and Wholesome. freeze? The process of tempering these for home and office use. iKo other baking powder does such work. Does your spinal arrangement seem breaking My name is not upon the rolls of fame; (springs was long held as a secret by Get them from your Stationer, or send direct FARCO'S in twain? 'Tis ou the page of common life imprest; !Ui-e lew fortunate ones possessing it, to the Manufacturers, Do you feel just as though you were going in- But I'll keep marking, marking just the same, sane? And do my best. und even, now is not generally known. HASBROUCK & SINCLAIR, ;.5O LADIES' BOOT Give it a triaL, Their manufacture requires great skill Dongola or Goat, Button, This Self Denial! Sometimes I sing a very simple song. 536 & 538 PEARL ST., NEW YORK. —Addison Fletcher Andrews. And send it outward, to the east or west; and care. The fetripi s guaged to the Opera, or Common Sense- Tackless and Flexible. Although in silentless it rolls along, tiO-1000 of an inch, but no measuring N. B.—A Handsome Tablet suitable for Polite "Warranted the most Just Common Folks. I do my best. Correspondence mailed for Twenty-Five Cents. stylish and serviceable instrument lias yet been devised to de- .SIlOR sold at 92.50 A hundred humble songsters trill termine beforehand by the size of the Made in Ladies and Aliases The notes that to their lays belong. Sometimes I write a very little hymn. Sizes. Where just one nightingale might fill The joy within me cannot be represt; strip what the strength of the fin- DUR NAME IS ON THE BOTTOM OF EVERY SHOE, Though no one reads, the letters are so dim, ished spring will be. A 1-20000 part TiWL DIEFFENBACH'S Ask your dealer tor Fargo's Sh je». If he does not The place with its transcendant song. I do my best. Keep them send to us and we will furnish you a pair oi Rather Be Without Bread. XI And thus Fame comes, and with its smile oi an inch difference in the thickness PROTAGON CAPSULES, receiijt of price. Send postal for descriptive list: BISHOP'S KESIDEKCE, MARQUETTE, Mich,, I A soul with lasting greatness cloaks And if I see some fellow traveler rise Sure Cure for Weat Men, as C. H. PAE&O &CO., Chicago, 111. Nov. 7, 1889. j And leaves a thousand else the while of the strip makes a difference in the proved by reports of leading phy- The Kev. J. Ktragblal, of above place, writes: Far, far above me, still with quiet breast running of a watch of about six. min- sicians. State age in ordering. DOTY & FEINER, To be for aye just common folks. I keep on climbing, climbing toward th« Price, SI. Catalogue Free. I have Buffered a great deal, and whenever I utes per hour. The value of these fj| A A A safe and speedy AGENTS, ANN ARBOR now feel a nervous attack coming I take a dose If only sweetest bells were rung, skies \m KM am cure for Gleet, of Pastor Koeuig's Nerve Tonic and feel re- How we should miss the minor chimes! And do my best. springs, -when finished and placed in W] W. VI Stricture and all lieved. I think a great deal of it and would If only grandest poets sung My very best, and if at close of day, watches, is enormous in proportion unnatural discharges. Price S3. rather he without broad than without the Tonic. There'd be no humble little rhymes. Worn out, I sit me down awhile to rest, to the material from which they are REEK SPECIFIC ST^lj The modest, clinging vines add grace and Skin Diseases, Scrof- Will Do What It Purports to Do. I still will mend my garments, If I may. tmade. A comparison will be a good nlons Sores andSyphllltlC c Affections, with- Unto the forest's giant oaks, And do my best. out mercury. Price,»». Order from SOMERSET, Ohio, Nov. 11,1890. And 'raid earth's mighty is a place Sidea. A ton of gold is worth $027,- My wife was troubled with nervousness, To people with just common folks. It may not be the beautiful or grand. 015. A ton of steel made up into THE PERU DRUG & CHEMICAL CO. 4SS. which so affected her mind that I became very But I must try to be so careful, lest 189 Wisconsin Street, MILWAUKEE, WI8« much alarmed, as a mental derangement was Not they the warriors who shall win I fail to be what's put into my hand. hair-springs when in watches is worth A very important invention which hereditary. After using Pastor Koenig's Nerve Upon the battlefield a name My very best. $7,882,290, more than twelve and Tonic o)i# day she could Bleep soundly, her la- To sound above the awful din; half times the value of gold. Hair- will be hailed with delight by every menting ceased, and I can say that hsr mental Not theirs the painter's deathless fame, Better and better every stitch must be, condition is very much improved. Nor theirs the poet's muse that brings The last a little stronger than the rest. spring wire "weighs one-twentieth of body using a stove or range for hDt JOSEPH A. FLAUTT. The rhythmic gift his soul invokes; Good Master! Help my eyes that they may seo n, grain to the inch. One mile of wire Theirs but to do the simple things To do my best. water circulation. After years of ex —A Valuable Book on Nervous wighs less than half a pound. Diseases se;it free to any address, That duty gives just common folks. -Julia H. May. perience we have succeeded in pro aud poor patients can also obtain The balance gives 5 revolutions every tliis medicine free of charge. They are the multitudes of earth Man. FOR 2§c. CURED ducing a simple and perfect WATER FREE And mingle ever in the crowd. Second, 3oo every minute, 18,000 This remedy has been prepared by the Reverend Oft ruled by woman, though themselves are Pastor Koenii?, of Fort Wayne, Ind., since 1S76, and Elbowing those of equal birth. kings; every hour, 432,000 every day, and BACK is now prepared under his direction by the Where none because of caste is proud. Grandly heroic, vain in smaller things; 157,080,000 (every year. At each vi- Bound by the meshes of a fate They do great deeds—and great rewards they bration it rotates about one and a It overcomes all the present troubles KOEN1G MED. CO., Chicago, ill. That sometimes a decree revokes; claim; Sold by Druggists at SI per Bottle. 3 for *5. Above the lowly, 'neath the great, They live for money, if they die for fame. quarter times, which makes 197,100,- of extracting lime and other sedi- Size, S1.75. 6 Bottles for »9. Are millions of just common folks. Mastered by passion, changing for a freak. 000 revolutions every year. In order ments which accumulate in water Their hearts are soft, but very seldom break. that we may better understand the Fate has not lifted them above Each for himself creates a mimic throne. backs, often making them useless The level of the human plain; And claims a court to worship him alone. stupendous amount of labor perform- They share with men a brother love. Their larger minds despise the meaner sins; ed by these tiny works, let us make and in great many instances becom- VIGOR 0FJP In touch with pleasure and with pain. They strike with swords, they do not pick with a few comparisons. Take, for illus- ing dangerous. Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored. One great, farreaching brotherhood pins, "Weakness, Xervoneness, Debility, and all With common burdens, common yokes tration, a locomotive with 6-foot driv- the train of evils from early errorsorlater excesses, And common wrongs and common good, Brave to the world, they face home trials ill— The outlay of dollars is reduced ta the results of overwork, sickness, worry, etc. Full They eat the fruit and blame the woman still. ing wheels. I>et its wheels be run strength, development, and tone given to every God's army of just common folks. —Dorothea A. Alexander. till they shall have given the same dimes. No household using a range organ and portion of the body. Simple, natural —Nixon Waterman. can afford to be without it. methods. Immediate improvement seen. Failure umber of revolutions that a watch impossible. 2,000 references. Book, explanations The Day's Work. No more trouble by using city •"Mid proofs mailed (sealed) free. Address The Way of It. gives in one year, and they will have ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO, N. Y. This is the way of it wide world over: Do thy day's work, my dear, covered a distance equal to 28 com- water for hot water circulation. One is beloved and one is the lover. Though fast and dark the clouds are drifting plete circuits of the earth. All this One gives and the other receives. near, Can be used in any stove. Ask One lavishes all in wild emotion. Though tyne has little left for hope and very a watch does without other attention your stove dealer for Hutzel's Water ICAffllR'S One offers a smile for a life's devotion. much for fear. than winding once every 24 hours. Back. One hopes and the other believes. Do thy day's work, though now When we compare this with the fre- Mason & Davis Co's. ranges for llTTLE One lies awake in the night to weep. The hand must falter and the head must bow, quent repairs an engine receives, we And the other drifts oft into a sweet, sound And far above the failing foot shows the bold sale at C. Eberbaeh are provided with sleep. mountain brow. certainly ought to be willing to have SALE BY our improvement. our watches cleaned once a year. EBERBACH ASD SON, ANN ARBOR. One soul is aflame with a godlike passion. Yet there is left for us. Everybody call and examine this One plays with love in an idler's fashion. Who on the valley's verge stand, trembling useful invention. One speaks and the other hears. thus, Pronounced Hope ess, Yet Saved. Things to Remember. One sobs, "I love you," and wet eyes show it, A light that lies far in the west—soft, faint, but From a letter written by Mrs. Ada And one laughs lightly, as says, "I know it," luminous. With smiles for the other's tears. E. Hurd, of Groton, S. D., we quote: HUTZEL & CO., One lives for the other and nothing beside. We can give kindly speech. "Was taken with a bad cold, which The great secret of economy 5s Plumbers and Steanfitters. CURE And the other remembers the world is wide. And ready helping hands to all and each. settled on my Lungs, cough set in and thrift in small matters. Bick Headache and relieve all the troubles inci- And patience, to the young around, by smiling finally terminated In Consumption. Presh fruit is thought to be a pre- ANN ARBOR. - - MICH dent to a bilious Btate of the system, such a3 This is the way of it sad world over: silence teach. Four docotrs gave me up, saying I Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after The heart that breaks is the heart of the lover. could live but a short time. I gave veutiYe of the "Grippe." The bitters eating, Pair, in the Side, &c. While their moat And the other learns to forget. We can give gentle thought. myself up to my Saviour, determined they contain are thought to act as •remarkable success has been shown in curing "For what is the use of endless sorrow? COMPOUND And charity, by life's long lesson taught, it I could not stay with my friends on a tonic. imcosed cf Cotton Boot, Tansy anfi Though the sun goes down it will rise tomor- And wisdom, from old faults lived down, by earth, I would meet my absent ones Pennyroyal—a recent discovery by an row; toil and failure wrought. above. My nusband was advised to Old (newspapers, torn in small pieces old physician. Is guccesufvXLy used! And life is not over yet." get I>r. King's New Discovery for Con- and iwet in water softened by the ad- monthly—Safe. Effectual. Price gl, by mail. SICK Oh! I know this truth, if I know no other. We can give love, unmarred sumption, Coughs and Colds. I gave dition of a little ammonia, are excel- 6ealed. Ladies, ask your drussist for Cook's Headache, yet Carter's Littlo Liver Pilla ara That Passionate Love is Pain's own mother. By selfish snatch at happiness, unjarred it a trial, took in all, eight bottles; Cotton Eoot Compound and take no substitute, equally valnablo in Constipation, curing and pra- -Ella Wheeler Wilcox. By the keen aims for power or joy that make it has cured me, and I thank God I am lent to wash lamp chimneys. or inolose 2 stamps for sealed particulars. Ad- venting this annoying complaint, while they also youth cold and hard. dress POND LILY COMPANY, No. 3 Fisher correct all disordcraofthestomach.Btimulate the now a well and hearty woman." Sometimes rery dirty brass articles Block, 131 Woodward ave., Detroit. Mich. liver and regulate the bowels. Even if they only Silent Help. And if gay hearts reject Trial bottles free at Eberbaeh & Son, may be cleaned with a strong BOUI- For the faith that is not broken The gifts wo hold—would fain faro on un-and Geo. T. Haussler, of Manchester. tion of oxalic acid; then rub off and By the burden of the day: checked Regular size, 5oc. and $1.00. T polish with chamois. This acid is a EBERBACH & SONS, ANN ARBOR, SELL HEAD For the w ord that is not spoken On the bright roads that scarcely yield all that poison. BELOW PLLS. (Dearest words are slow to say); young eyes expect- Ache they would be ahnostpriceless to those wlio For the golden draft unproffered When giving the final polish to T A TYFTT'C! TRY DR. LE DUC'S "PE- Buffer from this distressing complaint; brftfortu- To the thirst that thirsteth on; Why, do thy day's work still. l_IXa.J_/-Liiik3 RIODICAL" PILLS from iiately their goodueBS does notend.hero,andthoso stores, before putting away for theParis. France. Established in Europe 1839, •who once try them will find these littlo pills valu- For the hand that is not offered The calm, deep founts of love are slow to summer, mix the blacking with aCanada in 1878. For Suppressions, Irregulari- able in so many ways that they will not bo wil- When the struggling strength is gone; chill; ties, and Monthly Derangements. A reliable ling to do without them. But after allsick head For the sturdy heart that will not And heaven may yet the harvest yield, the little kerosene instead of water, to monthly medicine. They always relieve. Any Make a pauper of my need; work worn hands to fill. prevent rust. druggist, $2. American Pill Co., Proprietors, Friend, I mean sometime to thank thee. —All the Year Round. Spencer, Iowa. Robert Sjephenson & Co., From my soul, in truth and deed. Marks on tables caused by hot dishes wholesale agents, and all other druggists in ACHE Wait! someday, when I am braver, Reward for a Dream, may be removed by kerosene rubbed in Ann Arbor. These pills are warranted tc Is the bane of so many lives that here Is where I will do so—say so. Now Lost, in the month of December, well with a soft cloth, finishing with bring on the " change. we make our great boast. Our pills cure it while (Oh, be tender!) I am tired: An exquisite Dream and Belief; others do not. a little cologne water, rubbed dry Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small and I have forgotten how. It either was dropped on Life's highway. GET THE BEST very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose. —Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. Or stolen by Time, the arch thief. with another cloth. They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or If found, please return to the owner- Always stand the broom upon the purge, but by their gentle action please all who The Old House. Its valuo is small save to her; handle or hang it up, cither by tying use them. Invialsat25cents; five for $1. Sold I passed tonight the old house standing lonely. As reward, all her earthly possessions FIBI INSURANCE by druggists everywhere, or sent by mail. The windows closed, the rooms all dark and She offers without a demur. a string through a hole in the handle CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York. drear. 'Tis so small that the owner could hold it near the end, or by driving two large In one human heart's little space- $29,000,000. The porch deserted where, my love, together nails Jiito the wal la tew inches apart, Security held for.the protection of^the policf SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE We sat in the old sweet days, with no one Bo great, all earth shone wl" '' - brightness And looked like a gloria e. nt proper height from the ground, and holders. near. 1 RINSEY & SEABOLT'S The autumn night wind bitterly was blowing, If found and returned i ,rder resting the "broom end" upon them. The old trees on the roof their branches The offered reward ,ja:d: A French authority on cooking gives trailed. But the finder is car Agahist delay- the following rules for testing the Christian Mack* The long grass in the yard was waving sadly, Dreams expose^ air so retimesfadel ^y . jieldV Washington. •heat oil an ovem: "Try it with a Represents the following fiist-class companies* BAKERY. GROCERY, The tall white pillars iu the moonlight paled. of which one, the ^Etna. has alone paid $65,000, A N I> Ah, love, like that old house, my heart is lonely. piece of white paper; if too hot the OUO fire losses in sixty-five years: Since those glad times it has been closed and JTy Queen, paper will blacken or blaze up; it' it,F.tna, of Hartford $9,192,6« FLOUR AND FEED STORE. cold. I call her "Queen" -tin: Lady of my love- become a light brown it is fit for We keep constantly on hand BREAD, CRACK Sweet memories now long dead are buried in it, Since, that in all one sceptarless may claim Franklin of Philadelphia 3,118,71S ERS, CAKES, etc., for wholesale and Old thoughts, old longings I have never told. Of true nobility to suit the name. COLONEL A. B. ANDREWS. pastry; if it turns dark yellow it is Germauia, N. Y. 2,700,72S retail trade. We shall also keep But here tonight, with this old house before me, She is right royal, and doth so approve fit for breads and the heavier kinds of German, American, N. Y 4,065,90$ a supply of Colonel Andrews, of North Carolina, There comes to me a fancy strange anc My loving homage. All that painter's art London Assurance, London 1,416,788 sweet- And poet's fantasy delight to lind is one of the most prominent rail- cake; if light yellow the oven is ready SWIFr & DEUBKL'S BEST Suppose those darksome rooms once more were In queenliness is hers—the noble mind. road men in the country and was at for sponge cake, and the lighter kinds Michigan F. & M., Detroit 287,608 opened. The stately bearing and the gracious heart; one time general superintendent of t>f desserts." N. Y. Underwriters, N. Y 2,596,676 And light and life and love again might meet. The voice most musical; the brow serene. the Raledgb. & Galveston Railroad, and Washing the lamp chimneys in plen- National, Hartford 1,77-4,509 White Wheat Flour How joyous would the old house ring with And beaming benediction—like a queen; Phoenix, Brooklyn 3,759,086 OSBORN'S GOLD DUST FLOUR. BUCK- laughter. And oh, such peerless beauty, that I swear is at the present time one of the pres- ty of warm (not boiling) water, soap How gay the scene, with youth and beauty Los^e* liberally adjusted and promptly paid. WHEAT FLOUR, CORN MEAL, (Recalling each fsir face that loud Renown idents of the Richmond & Danville •and soda will remove most stains; Policies issued at the lowest rates of premium FEED, ate, at wholesale and bright. Hath found or feigned beneath a jeweled 1191 tf retail. A general stock of And though outside the autumn wind is sigh- crown) Railroad. He has done very much only be sure they are perfectly dry ing. I flatter queens to call her "queenly fair!" toward developing the country west before replacing them on the lamp, The hearts within are beating gay and light. —John G. Saxe. of Blue Ridge. Colonel Andrews is or they will fly. If very deeply stain- So if to me you ever should return, love. GROCEEIES ail PHOVISMS Then you would open my drear heart again, A Thought. Specially charged with supervising rail- ed, wash them in warm, soapy wairr: Constantly on hand, which will he sold one road and transport matters in con- while moist rub the stains well with reasonable "terms as at any other house iu th And with the light of your sweet presence Hearts that are great beat never loud. city. Cash paid for BUTTER, EGGS, an< njar me They muffle their music when they come; nection with the Fair and as of course table salt, then vhise and dry as be- COUNTRY PRODUCE generally. Goods de Sly life would smile, forgetting years of pain. They hurry away from the thronging crowd his acquaintance among railroad men fore. But if kept properly, i. e., well livered to any part of the city without extra —Thomas Longstreet Wood. charge. With bended brows and lips half dumb. is wide spread for which reason lie Wiped and chamoised, they seldom re- JJot Thou, but I. And the world looks on and mutters "Proud." i* a very valuable acquisition to thequire washing. RINSEY & SEABOLT. And so it comforts me, yea not in vain, But when great hearts have passed away, •commission. To think of thy eternity of sleep. Men gather in awe and kiss their shroud. Springer and His Lamb. Jewel Cases. To know thine eyes are tearless though mine And in love they kneel around their clay. •'Well begun is half done," declares weep; Hearts that are great are always lone. the old maxim that hundreds of sc-liol- And when this cup's last bitterness I drain, They never will manifest their best; (ars in schools and colleges have se- What makes Mary feel so sad. Missed his Opportunity! UOVT Two drummers encountered each One thought shall still its primal sweetness Ymir»s Jteader. Ttia majority neglect their op- Their greatest greatness is unknown- lected as their motto. But getting She was always blithe and gay ? portunitiesHE , and from ttmt cause live In poverty aud die in other on Market street. keep— Earth knows a little—God the rest. Why Springer has stolen lier little lamb obscnrityl Harrowing despair is tbe lot of many, as they Thou hadst the peace, and I the undying pain. half through with a task or purpose look back on lost, forever lost, opportunity. Ufelspass' "Hello, Charley ! Haven't seen yoi —Abram J. Ryan. And taken it far away. ing! Reach out. Benp and doing. Improve your opportu- lor a duce of a time. What are you —Philip Bourke Marston. ti.vails nothing unless it is carried nity, and BBcureptosperity, prominence peace. Itwas sait New Men, New Lights. through to completion. Well lie- "What makes the lamb go ba! ba! ba! by "a philosopher, that "the Goddess of Fortnne offers * Uoing now ?" At Last. iroldcu opportunity to each person at some period o*M;fa It is not enough to win rights from a king and gun is good as far as ib goes; And tremble in the fold ? L-in brace the chance, and she pours outlier riches; faiKotk "Traveling for a -whisky house When first the bride and bridegroom wed, write them down in a book. Why Springer has sheared its little so and she departs, never to return." How shall yon ffinB What are you selling tliese days '?' 'well done is best of all, for this means the GOLDEN opportunity? Investigate every chanoothat They love their single selves the best; New men, new lights; and the fathers' code the accomplishment, without which no fleece , appears worthy. ,iud of fair promise; ilmt is what*H suc- "Jewel cases," carelessly replied liis A sword is in the marriage bed, sons may never brook. cessful men do. Here is an opportunity, such ns is not often Their separate slumbers are not rest; purpose or desire amounts to enough And left it to di« of cold. within therejuliut laboring people. Improved, it will give, friend. What is liberty now were license then; their at least, a grand start in life. Tbe GOLDics opportunity for They quarrel and make up again. freedom our yoke would be: to pay lor the loss of time occupied in "What made Springer shear my lamb?" many is here. Money to be made rapidly mid honorably "Jewel cases ?" said the other, cui-i They give and suffer worlds of pain. And each new decade must have new men to 'expressing it. Th eyouth who would Distressed Mary cries. by any iudustrinns person of either sox. All Ages. You can Both right and wrong, do the work ansd live at home, wherever yoa ;ire. Even be- ously. ""Whet kind of goods ?" determine its liberty. leave in the world any evidence of ginners aro e;i i'y earning from !&•"• to &1O per day. Yoa His companion handed him a card They struggle long. —John Bov'.e O'Reilly. Why, to get a little wool can do as well if you will work, not too hard, but indnstri- Till some good day, when they are old, his having lived, who would attain To blind the people's eyes. onsly; and yon can increase your income as yungoon. You There was a -wild guffaw and they dis Some dark day, when the bells are tolled. can give spare time only, oral] your time to the work. Easy appeared behind a green door with. One in love—Oupid. what men call success, must not only to learn. Capital not required. We start you. All is com- "push" on it. The card Guttered to Death having taken their best of life, A Parisian sensation—Dynamite. begin well, tout he must continue at- Doctors? Pshaw! Take Beeelnun's paratively new and really wonderful. \\ B instruct and They lose themselves, and find each other; enow you how. free* Fiulnre unknown among onr work- imy feet and its letters Innocently read Flowery fools—Blooming idiots. tainments and progress throughoutTills. ers. So room to expluin hero. Write and loarn all free, "Corsets ! Finest Assortment," etc They know that they are husband, wife, "Looking backward"—Genealogy. by retnrn mail. Unwise lo delay. Address at once, JI. —Wasp. For, weeping, they are father, mother. life.—Saline Observer. Put up or Bhut up—Sunshades. Ilallet* A (>>., JIOK 8*0, Put -land, Mulue. -R. H. Stoddard. Up to his old tricks—The magician. Thought News, PERSONALS. UNIVERSITY. TORTURING ECZEMA The following article in reference Mayor I'ingree, of Detroit, in a guest The .Republican Club of the Uni- to the new publication that is being Editor Iowa Plain Dealer Cured of In- in the city. versity, is taking a political census issued from this office by Prof. Dewey sufferable ItchlDg and Pain by Congressman O'Donuel, of Jackson, of students. S, and Mr. Ford, is taJoeto from the De- E FOIL OF ;.- in th eeity. the Cuticura Remedies. A jiiimber of the U. of M. sprinters troit Tribune of a recent date. Cap!. George Douglass is home this will go into training for the contest No Less Than Five Physicians Con- It gives an admirable idea of what Week to meet his old comrades. th ftlie Northwestern. Our Mammoth Double Store is full of all the sulted. Their Combined Wisdom the new paper is to be: George and Ferd Bliss spent Easter It is seldom that one man can cap- Latest Styles and Lowest Prices to be found any- Followed Without Benefit. The editorial in the Tribune of last •with their parents on William et. ture two presidencies in one day, as |Monday in regard to the new paper, Gilbert S. Pitkin, of Petrolia, Can- Ealph Stone did at Chicago Satur- where in this section. We have never had so lam eixty-sii years old. In August, 1889, was Thought News, has created a great ada, was home .-Sunday visiting his ilay. troubled with the peculiar Bbin disease to which deal of talk among the University people of my age are subject, known among modi- smother. As only 700 tickets will be sold great an assortment in every department, and atca] men as eczema. Its first appearance was near faculty here. It has boon a matter the ankles. It rapidly extended over the lower ('apt. J. H. Kidd, of Ionia, was a for the Republican Club banquet, May such low prices as at the present time. Our extremities until my legs were nearly one raweore; of great interest to Mr. Dewey and pleasant caller at the Courier office 17, it might be well for those want- from legs the trouble extended across the hips, Ills friends in the faculty as to how Suits for Men, ranging from S5to$20, were never shoulders and toe entire length of the arms, the 'Monday. Ing- to attend to purchase tickets at legs and arms greatly swollen with an itching, the venture of a philosopher into the (has. Cone, of Adrian, attending the oaice. equalled for the money. The assortment of burningg painpapi ,, withouihou t cessationeio . Althougthgh the 1 he newspaper world would strike the iBS, and in four weeks founu mvself well, with L , , ,, ^, , Flint, are visiting relatives in this was dined in New York Satur- skin soft and natural in color1 ,1 thilJLe- itchin1 IV.lllllig, anill d 5ia« been rather overawed by the large city for the w^eek. Hiay evening by his college fraternity in need of anything in our line, p'ease call and seepain entirely relieved. W. R. MEAD, interpretation that some of his dis- Editor Iowa Plain Dealer, Cresco, la. Mr. and Mrs. Yokujn, of Chelsea, the Beta Theta Pi, ex-Gov. Denver act- the assortment and prices at the ciples are inclined to put upon his B-re visiting their daughter, Mm F. Ing as toastmaster. tewspaper philosophy anti when The A. Howiet, on E. Ann et. The first number of the second vol- Cuticura Resolvent Tribune correspondent called upon him I has. A. Cornell, past commander Tie new Blood and Skin Purifier, and greatest of to-day he proceeded to di.selaim some ume of the University Keeord is the Humor Remedies, internally (to cleanse the blood of W. H. Borden post G. A. ,R., Ionia, most interesting and valuable of any of all impurities and poisonous elements, and thus W tin- claims thai have been made for called upon the Courier Monday. remove the cause), and CUTICUIU, the great Skin Thought News. He said: yet published. We shall from time to Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite tikiu Puri- Hon. Roecoe I). Dix, of Berrien time make extracts therefrom. fier and Beautifier, externally (to clear the skin and •'The matter to which The Tribune scalp, and restore the hair), speedily cure every Springe, former state land commission- Nearly all of the members of the humor and disease of the skin, scalp, and blood, Teiers must have been some one's con- t'r, and W. M. Sullivan, of Stephen- foot ball team have signed a paper J. t. Jacobs Co-, with loss of hair, whether itching, burning, ecaly, ception of what Thought Xews is to viile, were callers at. the Courier of- pimply, and blotchy, whether simple, scrofulous, which is being circulated by Capt. hereditary, or contagious, when physicians and all be. It -wasn't given out by me. fice Tuesday morning. Mr. Dix is be- other remedies fail. Dygert, agreeing to return next fall Thought News hasn't such ambitious fcng mentioned as good timber for as early as Sept. 19, for practice. 27-29 MAIN ST. Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, 50C. ; SOAP, Geeigns aa The Tribune credits it with. congress in the fourth district, as all That's good. 2".c.; RESOLVENT, $1. Prepared by the POTTEK Ite object is not to introduce a new Iii.s friends and neighbors know he Pnra AND CUEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston. idea into journalism at large, but to would toe a great runner. The Philadelphia Academy of Sci- 4S" Send for " How to Cure Skin Diseases." ences lias the largest collection of GET show that philosophy has some use. Miss Alice Cramer visiting her TICKET PJIUjPLES, black-heads, chapped and oily skin You know Mr. Huxley once called phil- tliatoms or minute microscopic organ- SEARCH FOR I I Ifl cured by CUTICUBA MEDICATED SOAP. In-other Reward, who is at present isms belonging to the saa weed fami- OF osophy a matte rot lunar politics—it landlord of the Roberts house, Fenton. •was all remote and abstract. That's ly, in the world. It takes 10,000 of FREE FROM RHEUMATISM. them placed end to end, to make .an In one minute th© Cuticura (about 1he way it strikes the student, Anti-Pain Plaster relieves rhtu- Chairman and Secretary. inch. , Health and PleasureW. F. LODHOLZ matic, sciatic, hip, kidney, chest, tuid the difficulty is to show him that 4 & 6 BROADWAY. \ and muscular painsand weaknesses. there is some fact to which philo- Upon the call of Secretary Bennett, At *he 2d annual convention of the and lovely BUMMER WEA T11ER during the The lirst and only pain-killing plaster. (Western College Press Association, held changeable Spring months by taking a trip to And you are entitled to a choice of TheHome sophic ideas refer. That fact is the a. goodly num'ber of the Washtenaw the West Coast of Florida, and if you have Instructor, the Life of General Sherman, social orsanism. When philosophic •County Republican Committee assem- tit Chicago, Saturday, delegates were l.ime extend the same to Cuba, but remember or the Life of P. T. Barnum (free), when present from eighteen colleges, repre- o see that your ticket reads over the cash purchase to the amount ot $15.00 ideas nre not inculcated by themselves bled hi this city last Friday, for the lias been. made. mm OPERA HOUSE but tised as tools to point out the •purpose of electing a chairman, eec- senting Bight states. Ralph Stone, Savannah, Florida & Western, (meaning of phrases of social life they tetary and executive committee. W the D. of M. Daily was re-elected Friday Evening, April 22d, president. (more familiarly known as the Wayerosa Short THE HOME INSTRUCTOR. g to have some life and value. After considerable discussion Dr. W. •'The Intercollegiate Athletic Asso- Line) to all points in Florida, making direct LARGE OCTAVO, 478 PAGES, ILLUSTRATED. Instead of trying to ehanj?e the news- >B. Smith, of this city, was elected connection at i'ort Tampa for Cuba via Plant A compendium of useful knowledge neces- SWEET SINGER ciation of the Northwest," w-as form- S. S. Line. W. M DAVIDSON, sary for the practical uses of every-dav life. paper business by introducing phil- chairman of the county committee, A complete and perfect guide to life in public 'e-d at Chicago last Saturday, the Uni- Gen. Pass. Agt., Jacksonville,Pla. osophy into it, the idea is to trans- hod Mr. E. F. Johnson, also of this and private. CHAS. A. GABDNEK, versities of Michigan, Minnesota and D. H. ELLIOTT. 122 Chamber Commerce Build- In his Grand New Romantc Comedy form philosophy somewhat by intro- City, W'tua chosen to the position of ing, Chicago, 111. 18W5 Wisconsin and the Northwestern Uni- ducing- philosophy into it. When it 'secretary. THE LIFE AND DEEDS OF SEN, W, T, versity, loriming the league. 'This is can be seen for example, that Walt Two wise selections, that will en- considered a very important step in SHERMAN, 'Whitman's poetry, the great develop- sure a live, wide-awake campaign this college athletics. This being the first CROWS OCTAVO, 563 PAGES, ILLUSTRATED. CAPTAIN CARL! ment of short stories at present, the NOTICE TO A graphic narrative of his boyhood and fall. association: of its kind in existence, I'nder the management of centralizing tendency in the railroads TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Waghte- firly life, education, career in Florida and After making the above selection, the boys experienced some considerable S.. naw, ss. c lifornia, military achievements, life as a ami the introduction of business meth- 1 citizen, last sickness and death; with flue an executive committee of five was (difficulty In drafting a constitution, Notice is hereby given, that by an order of ods into charity organizations are all the Probate Court for the County of Washte- eleel portrait. chosen, consisting of the following: by-laws, etc. The object of the as- naw, made on the third day of February A. SEE GARDNER DANCE tjiarts of one organic social movement, Geo. H. Poad, Ann Arbor. sociation is to protect the mutual in- D. 1892, six months from that date were al- — AND — then the philosophic ideas about or- lowed for creditors to present their claims THE LIFE OF?, HARM, The World- A. H. Freeman, Manchester. terests of the different universities, against the estate of Sarah D. Giles, late g-anism begin to loot like something of said county deceased, and that all creditors HEAR GARDNER SING Jas. L. Gilbert, Chelsea. and to improve and advance college definite. The facts themselves get of said deceased are required to present their Renowned Showman. Greo. C. Smithe, Ypsilanti. athletics in the west. The base ball claims to said Probate Court, at the Probate CROWN OCTAVO, 520 PAGES, ILLUSTRATED. His ten New, Original and Beautiful Songs, more mea-ning, too, when viewed with Office in the city of Ann Arbor, for examina- W. H. Whitemarsh, Milan. series will consist of two gajnes with His early life and struggles, bold ventures including relation to one principle than when tion and allowance, on or before the third and brilliant success; his wonderful career, The feeling was enthusiastic among each university. The championship day of August next, and that such claims his wit, genius and eloquence, his life as a treated separately as a jumble. This will be heard before said Court, on the third ''Invitation to the Wedding," "Bubble the members of the committee, many •will be decided by the greatest number citizen, etc.—to which is added his famous is what the writer meant, probably, flay of May and on the third day of August book, "The Art of Money Getting." Song," "Cradle Lullaby," "Love is Di- of them having come from the farther- ot games won, and in case of a tie next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of each when he alluded to the difference be- «f said day?. vine." and est parts of the county to attend the He played off. Ralph Stone of the tween 'happenings' and 'typical facts.' Dated, Ann Arbor, February 3rd, A. D. 1892 taeeting. Cnivermy of Michigan, was elected J. WILLAR'D UABIUTT. "THE LILAC." Any happening, however slight, is typ- Judge of Probate. W. P. LODHOLZ A company o( Superior Excellence, Pictur- The announcement that Major Mc- president. 4 & 6 BROADWAY. ical, if treated as an expression of Kinley would positively be here on esque Scenery, Beautiful Costumes, Alpine some law, of the movement of a whole. the 17th of May. created a great 1G40 and Echo Choraita, aud the famous *leal of enthusiastic talk among the Under the heading "Let the College Any fact, however big, is only an ac- committee men, and it is evident that Clubs Grow," tine Grand Rapids Her- FATHERLAND TYROLEAN QUARTETTE. cident if not treated as a symptom, there will be a great turn out to hear ttld has this encouraging paragraph: THE as an exponent. It is quite possible one of the soundest statesman aud "A convention of. college republican Seats Iftow on Sale. iliat the daily newspaper treats events tbest orators in this republic to-day. clubs will toe hald May 17 at the REASON Prices - - 5Oe., 75c, $1. more as accidents than typical. It IMichig-an University. This convention (must do until it gets hold of the so- Death of J. H. Stark. is unique in design, and if followed by WHY cial law, but that's not the affair, others, as expected, will undoubtedly A KKW REASONS WHY E. N". BILBIE, one way or the other, of Thought "In the midst of life we are in 1>ear good fruit. That the Michigan YOU SHOULD BUY YOUK TEACHER OF VIOL N- News. University should have inaugurated GROCERIES of the annual encampment of the de-this first convention of the kind is a "Besides this, there are lots of peo- partment of Michigan, a comrade and (matter of congratulation. Let the OF US— Pupil of Emil Sauret, Berlin, ple around the country who are Bcien- member . OUR CLERKS ARE COURTEOUS AND OBLIGING. vanced from a study of the past to passed away. publicanism and republican principles 6. OUR DELIVERIES ARE PROMPT AND RELIABLE. NO 6 W. WASHINGTON, . Jjrg ABBOB. study of the present. These stu- " He has fought his last fight, i- deserving all the encomiums which 7. YOU GET THE BEST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY dents might investigate questions at He has won his last battle. can be heaped upon it, and all the as- 8. OUR GROCERIES ARE ALL WOOL AND A YARD WIDE EAL ESTATE FOR SALE-State of Michi- iret hand in their own towns—ques- No sound can awake him to glory again." sistance which men who have achiev- R gan, County of Washtenaw, ss. 9. YOU ALWAYS FIND OUR GOODS JUST AS REPRESENTED In the matter of the estate of Flora A Van-tions like charity organization, the Capt. Stark was originally a mem-ed national renown can render it." dawarker, minor. ise made of psychology in the schools, 10. OUR SUGARS ARE SWEET, SWEETER, SWEETEST ber of Co. F., 5th N. V. Infantry, en- Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an inventory of the social resources tering the service with that regiment. an order granted to the undersigned guardiagardian 11. YOU CAN SATE FIFTEEN CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST B i he unon e of Probate in village life, etc. Then we would On Feb. 23, 1864, he was transfer- Death of Theodore Stierle. fo?Lr th£*£e Count™Iy oi?'i \\ ashtenaw J? Juc, ofn thef 12tPhb day 12. YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT TWENTY MINUTES TO GET SERVED.' of April, A. I). 1SU2. there will be sold at Public have an exchange. Here at the Uni- red to the 4th regiment, Michigan In- V endue, to the highest bidder, at the east front versity we are more or less shut off fantry, and made 1st sergeant of Co. We Could door of the Court House, in the city of Ann The death of Theodore Stierle, who RKSPECTFBXLT, Arbor, in the County of Washtenaw, in said in our study of psychology and ethics K. On Sept. 13, 1864, he was made has for time been with Mack & State, on Tuesday, tbe thirty-first day of May, 1st lieutenant, and when mustered Hire you 99 more good reasons for A. D. 1S92, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that torn the facts themselves. We would Schmid as a cleric, on Friday last. buying jour goods of us, but we are day (subject to all encumbrances by mortgage get their facts and the outside in- out May 26, I860, he was acting caused touch sorrow and regret. or otherwise existing at the time of the sale captain. too awful busy. If you will call at our FOOTE—=* all the right title aud interest of said minor) quirers would get our theory and It .appears that Mr. Stierle went store we will plaillj the yon the key- STATE STREET the following described Real Estate, to wit • luelhods—the benefits of system and He was a man of good ability, and to Saline last Wednesday, and while note to success in purchasing Lots 15 and 16, block two (2) north of Hu- an old soldier whom all respected. there (partook of a lunch, among ron Street range, six (6) east, according to the Interpretation. It would be a sort The lushest cash prices paid for all kinds of recorded plot of the village, now city, of Ann of university extension, you see, with His family, consisting of a wife and •which was some canned salmon. It GROCERIES Arbor, Washtenaw Countyty, Michigan-Michigi . five children, have the deep sympathy was some time before he felt any all farmers' produce—s HERMAN KRAPF, Dated, April 12,1802. Guardian l"eciprocal benefits to both sides.' not only of Ins old comrades, but of the 'effects, but he became uncomscious peojile of the community in general. (shortly after being taken ill on Thurs- Funeral services will be held on day and never ralliied. Wednesday, at 4 o'clock, from his Residence in the court house, and will He was a young inian of exemplary be attended by Welch Poet G. A. R., habits, and one who miade friends land also by the Masonic fraternity, of til all his acquaintances. He was about •which he was a respected member. The funeral services will be conducted 28 years of age, unimtarrie-d, and a by Fraternity Lodge F. & A. M. fcim of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stierle, of (Saline. i He was an active miember of Fra- I. 0. 0. F. Celebration. ternity Lodge F. & A. M., and the Ann Arbor Light Infantry, by which The following is the programme lor organizations he was held in the great- the Odd Fellows celebration! to be est esteem. He was also a member Who? WADHAMS, KENNEDY & REULE, The Clothiers and Outfitters of Washtenaw held in Ann Arbor on April 26th: of the Youag Meim's Society of Zion's ORDER OF EXERCISES. Lutheran church. County. Our tables fairly groan with good values and beautiful designs in Clothing. We AT KINK, 3 P. M. Called to order by Past Grand Master Tlfe funeral services were held Sun- aim at perfection, and do not hesitate in g , ^ ^ Jonathan Sprague Hay at 2 p. m., and the Masonic fra- sayin that for qualitV) tyle and flt we are Prayer by Chaplain Music Piano Selection ternities of the city, the Light In- Loes not recommend a garment to us; it must have WORKMANSHIP, Introduction of the president of the dav.. fantry, and the Young Men's Society .—Hon. C. H. "Manly QUALITY and STYLE before Address of welcome by the mayor attended in a body. There were up- we consider its purchase. We go on the principle that only Hon. Wm. G. Doty wards of 100 Masons in line and Oration by Past Grand Master O. A. Janes about 40 of the Light Infantry. It the rich can afford to buy cheap trash. In MEN'S FURNISHINGS After conclusion of exercises at the Rink the we combine elegance, degree staff of Huron Lodge, No. 30, will eon was ome of the largest funerals held durability and quality. Our HAT DEPARTMENT fer the initiatory degree at the hall of Otsenin- In the city for some time, probably contains all the latest shapes and go Lodge, No. 295, not. over half the people obtaining ad- EVENING EXERCISES. designs. Drop in as you pass and make Banquet and Hop at Palace Rink Snission at Zion's church where the our acquaintance, if nothing more. You are always Tickets, $1; admitting gentleman and ladies. services were hold. All visiting Brothers will be furnished com- welcome, and we will take pleasure in showing you through our beautiful stock. No old plimentary tickets. Invitations must be pre- The refmaans were placed in a vault or sented at tbe door for admittance. H-t Forest Hill Ceimetery, where they bankrupt stock. Everything new and nobby at PROGRAMME. will be buried. FORENOON. At the grave the Masonic fraternity Reception and Escort to Headquarters of deposited their sprigs of evergreen up- Visiting Lodges, Encampments and Can- tons. on the coffin and the Light Infantry AFTERNOON. Tired a volley and sounded taps on Parade—1:30 P. M. — Major-General Harrisonthe bugle. "*• Soule, commanding the Division of the Lakes, in command. Line of March:—Parade will form at Palace Emerson Leonard, of Lansing, about Rink, right resting on Ashley Avenue. eighteen years ago one of the Courier Waffluu, Kennedy & Reule, P^ove east on Huron to Main, south on Main to Liberty, east on Liberty to Divi force, was a caller at the Courier aton. south on Division to Jefferson, east on Jefferson to State, north on State to sane turn yesterday. TMs is his first Huron, west on Huron to Rink, where the Visit to Ann Arbor since leaving here HAffGSTERFER BLOCK. parade will be dismissed. In 1874. , A grandson at the home of John The Ann Arbor Courier. R. Miner's son in Chicago, is the cause of John R. carrying his head so much WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20, 1892. ihitgher than usual. It is announced that the course of Sunday evening lectures so long de- FRIENDS OF THE COURIER WHO HAVE BUSI- NESS AT THE PROBATE COURT, WILL PLEASE layed at the M. E. church, on "The REQUEST JUDGE BABBITT TO SEND THEIR PRINT- Egyptian Monulments and the Bible," ING TO THIS OFFICE. will without doubt begin one week from Sunday night. The fact that the only way to maintain your position in Motor Line Time. Martin M. Seabolt purchased the Wick block on E. Huron St., now oc- the best society is to wear genteel clothes, united with In effect Dec. J2, 1891 fcupied by J. S. Mann, on Saturday Leave Ann Arbor, from Court House, at 7:20 last, bidding the property in at $4,- 6:50, 10:50, n. in., and 1:05, 2:50, 4:50, 0:50,8:50 polished manners and a well-furnished mind. You may 10:50 p. ra. -i2,">. A good bargain certainly. The Leave Ypsilanti at 7:00,8:30,10:30, a. m., and (property belonged to the Henry Doug- 22:45, 2:30, 4:30, 6:30,8:30, 10:30 p. m. succeed with one qualification or on appearance alone, but SUNDAY TIME. lass estate. Leave Ann Art>or, from Court House, at The committee of the Columbian Ex- -2 -20, 3:50, 5:20, (i :50,8:20.9:50 p. m. to remain permanently in the esteem of people whose opin- Leave Ypsilanti, at 2:00, 3:30,5:00, 6:30, 8:00 position, better known as the Chicago 9:30 p.m. World's Fair, for 'Wash ten aw county, Cars run on city time. Coupon tickets, 1.: ion is worth striving for, both appearance and merit must cents. For sale by conductors. Imet on Friday last at the office of J. E BEAL.Pres. S. W. Beakes, and organized by elect- ing Col. H. S. Dean chairman, and be combined. S. W. Beakes secretary. GEN. VEAZEY, PAST COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OPENING AM) CLOSING OF THE MAILS The churches of the city were all NATIONAL G. A. K. IT IS OUR BUSINESS to furnish just such clothes as fill OFFICE HOURS. handsomely decorated last Sunday with fJowers and plants, ana the ser- Mrs. Treat, of Grand Rapids, a teach- LOCAL TIME. er of kindergarten, gave some excellent the above requirements. Our Spring Suits vices were appropriate to Easter, the (ideas as to child-training before the , ( 7.30 A. M. to 6.00 P. M.commemoration of the resurrection of General )ti50 P M t0 730 F M teachers of our public schools last ARE SIMPLY ELEGANT. Money-Order and Kegis- the Savior. Easter lillies were' plenti- Friday afternoon. try Departments 8.00 A. M. to 6.00 p. M.ful. It is something of a wonder Carrier Windows li.50 P. M. to 7.30 p. M The offerings at St. Andrew's church Sundays—General Deliv- where all the flowers came from. ery, Stamp and Carrier Easter Sunday will be devoted to the Windows 9.00 A. M. to 10.00 A. M. At the republican state convention very worthy object o.r re-decorating the held at Detroit last Thursday, Chas. MAILS MAILS church, ami amounted to $141.00. GOING EAST. CLOSE. DISTRIB E. Hitscock, of this city, was placed UTED. The Sunday School's offerings amount- upon the ticket as a presidential elect- fed to $43.04, asid efrom the above. Express Pouch to Detroit 7.30 A. M.; tor for this district. George S. Wheel- Detroit & Grand Rapids J. Toms, who was well known to R.P.0 10.15 A. M 11.00 A. M fer, of Salem, was made one of the vice- Detroit & Chicago R. P. O.5.15 V. M 6.50 p. M presidents; J. T. Jacobs a member most 'Of our citizens as the proprie- Detroit & Chicago R. P. O.8.00 P. M 7.30 A. M 8.00 P. M of the committee on organization, and tor 'of the Miller uve. green, houses, Express Pouch to Detroit rtied Tuesday morning, alter a some- U B. J. Boutwell on credentials. GOING WEST. "what extended illness. He was about Detroit & Grand Rapids R. There are many excellent truths P.O. -Paper Train,".. 7.30 A. M 70 years of age, and leaves no family. A WORD WITH YOU, PLEASE! Clothier and Hatter. Detroit & Chicago R. P. O.8.35 A. M 9.15 A. M floating aroun dthe press in the way Detroit, Three Rivers & of small paragraphs, and here is. a Dr. Chas. H. Stowell has started a Chicago R. P. O A. M 10.15 A. M new medical magazine in Washing- Express Pouch from De- good one: "A doctor will sit and write MARRIAGE LICENSEST" troit 3.00 P. M tx perscriptio-n; time, five minutes, ton, called "The National Medical Re- Detroit & Grand Rapids view." One announcement is charac- No. Age. 9 R.P. O 5.50 P. M 6.50 P. M paper and ink, one quarter of a cent; Detroit & Chicago R. P. O.8.00 P. M 7.30 A. M teristic: "Any physician can ascer- 1545, Morgan J. Emraett. Chelsea 25 Ladies Shirt Waists. and then the patient pays $1, $5, $10, Priscilla Boardman, Chelsea 23 GOING NORTH. tain how promptly we answer com- as live case may be. A lawyer writes 1546. Julius H. Sanford, Ana Arbor 35 8.30 A. M munications fby mailing to us the sub- Copemish & Toledo R. P. O. ten or twenty lines and gets from Jennie Mount, Union City 94 Last year the sale of these garments was far Express Pouch from To- scription price of our journal." 1547. ledo 1.15 p. M $10 to $50 from his- client. An r.'di- Frederick Kanouse, York 26 Express Pouch from To- Clara Needham, York 25 beyond the expectation of everyone. tor writes a half column puff for ,a There will be a meeting of Fraterni- 154S. ledo 5.45 P. M Frederick John Parker, Geddes 25 Express Pouch from Uia- imaa, puts it in type, prints it on seven ty Lodge, F. & A. M., at 3.30 o'clock, No garment ever sprung so suddenly into ma.Mich, 5.45 P. M 1549. Matilda Dembois, Ann Arbor 28 Uollars worth of paper,, sends it toWednesday, April 20th, for the pur- Edward Crouch. Ann Arbor 21 popularity as this, and no garment ever entered GOING SOUTH. 3,000 subscribers, and surprises the pose of conducting the funeral services 1550. Emma Anu Seeley, Ann Arbor 21 Express Pouch to Toledo 7.20 A. M a second season with so many people singing Express Pouch to Milan.. 7.20 A. >t puffed,man if he makes any charges." Of Jacob H. Stark, which occurs at James E. Harkins, Anu Arbor 33 1581. Lottie E. Andrews, Dexter 23 its praises. New York & Chicago K. P The fair held each year by L. S. C.the court house, at 4 o'clock. Visit- 0. Train 14 11.30 A. M ing brothers cordially invited to at- Henry A. Kitson, Ann Arbor 24 Express Pouch to Toledo 11.30 A M flub ,of young misses, took place Sat- Lizzie C. Mann, Ann Arbor 19 We carried over from last year just one gar- Express Pouch to UranIa!ll.30 A. M tend. Express Pouch from Du- in-clay Jast, at the residence of Mrs. REAL ESTATE*'TRANSFERS. ment, no more; so our stock for this season is raud & East Soginaw R. Victoria Morris, cm S. State St., and There was a double wedding at St. P.O 12.10 P. Andrew's church at 2 o'clock Tues- entirely new. Coperaish & Toledo R. P. was very successful, indeed, the hand- Joseph C. Burch to F. P.Gilbert, Sylvan..$2,G0O 0 8.00. P.M7.30 A. M some sum of $102 being realized. The tlay p. m., the ceremony being per- John H. Evarts to Joseph Alger, Dexter— 950 An immense line just opened, every style, every price, formed by Rev. Henry Tatlock, and MESSENGER SERVICE: money raised is to be devoted to se- Haseall Laraway to C. G. Walker, Salem. 650 every material you can ask for. No such line will be shown Mail leaves for Weinsburgh, Tuesdays curing one free bed in each of ,the hos- (about 150 guests being present. The Patiick Eyan to Ed. F. Ryan, Ann Arbor 1 and Saturdays 12.00 K pitals, for the benefit of children, and couples were Mr. Henry A. Kitson Chas. Fuller to Phillip Peppiatt, Augusta 50 in Ann Arbor this season. Secure your selection of, styles Mail arrives from Weinsburgh, Tues- those who have devoted their time amid Miss Elizabeth C. Mann,, of this Andrew Ryan to Geo. R. Johnson. Ypsi 1 before they are picked over. Prices lower than last year; days and Saturdays 5.45 P. M. city, and Mr. Edward Crouch and Mary O'Reilly to Ann Quigley, Northfleld 1 Mail arrives from Dixboro and Geer, and energies for this purpose must C. J. and A. S. Hall to Van Sickle & Doan, styles better. We call especial attention to the following Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, 11.00 A.M. feel that their work has been grandly Iliss Emma A. Seeley, also of this Mail leaves for Dixboro and Geer, Salem TOO especial good values: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 12.00 M.blessed. The club is composed of theCity. Christopher Linderman to Eraannel EUGENE E. BEAL, following members: Clara Dean, Le- On Monday morning last, James E. Luckhardt, Lodi 130 Handsome Shirt Waists, worth 63c, only - 49c Ann Arbor, Mich., October, 1891. Postmasteronora Smith, Ethel Morris Nellie Bach, Harkins, of this city, and Miss Ix)ttie C.E. Collins to Elmer Jacox, Lyndon 4,000 E. S. Jacox to C. S. Collins, Lyndon and Very nobby styles, cheap at $1.25, for - 98c Freddie Gillette, Margret Jones, Lu- Andrews, of Dexter, were united in Dexter 6,200 LOCAL. ella Moore, Grace Moore, Christine fniarriage. at the home of the bride's Margaret M. Smith to Florence L. Cane, Extraordinary values at $1.39 and $1.47, worth much more. (Lilly, Gertrude Chute, Florence Greene •parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Andrews. Superior 1 Finer goods up to $6 each. and Lilian Keating. Only immediate friends of the family Sophia Booth to Matilda Granger, Ann Judge Kinne dosed court at Mon- Arbor 1,700 roe Saturday and returned home. During two or three nights last •were present. After a short bridal tour the couple will return to AnnRoxana Cobb, et al, to Chas. R. Cobb, York 3,480 The Hob.irt Guild will give a so-week some young rooks within the Geo. A. Cobb, by heirs, to Lucy A. Cobb, limits of the city amused themselves Arbor and reside in the new residence cial mi Harris hall on Thursday even- •Mr. Harkins has built for himself on Saline 800 Ing next. *y pryiug o« the letters of the signs Geo. A. Cobb, by heirs, to A. G. Cobb, et that.are on many windows about the X. Main 1st. Mr. Harkins and his al, York — 3,000 Much to the regret of everybody, town. In one or two instances the bride will be gladly welcomed to AnnF. L. Parker to M. Zicklinski, et al, Au- 2O SOUTH MAIN, Corporal Tanner has sent word that gusta 1,500 business men who lost the letters Arbor. Anton Eisele by ex'r to E. Oesterlin, Ann he cannot be present at the encamp- composing these signs are not in a Arbor 100 DRY GOODS - - AND CARPETS. ment. From Dr. M. W. Harrington, chief very pleasant frame of mind over the of the weather bureau, we have re- S. J. Raby to S. W. Payne, Manchester 1 The Hausfreund advises the editor •matter. They claim that this sort ceived Ijeut. Greeley's report of theP. A. Baldwin to Wra. Martin, Manchester 3,600 of the Register to "take some cold Chas. S. Smith to J. E. Keal, Dexter 1,000 SELECT YOUR NEW CARPETS NOW of thieving is worse than the ordi- expedition he made to Lady Franklin R. Spokes to F. J. Parker, Anu Arbor 450 t-hee." Wouldn't warm thou be nary sort because it is done out ofHay where so many brave men died W. Spokes to " " " •' 450 better ? pure wantonness, and "cussedness." from exposure. It will be remembered Notice to Farmers and Dealers in Milk. -AT- Easter Sunday was very appropri- A few years ago some young fellows that Edward I&reaJ, the brilliant ately observed at the Presbyterian indulged in this same sort of "sport," young graduate of the University of The M. C. Ry., have made arrange- church—decorations of flowers -were and they paid dear for it; and these 'Michigan enlisted for that dangerous ments to handle milk on their passen- are liable to some to the same numerous, especially of lillies. 1 trip and lost his life in 1884. Thgee r trains in the baggage-car, be- It 5s eaid that only three ex-prison- p oi sjrii'i. In one place on State •book is handsomely illustrated and tween Jackson and Detroit, at low street they showed the bent of their tells ia brief words the history of a E ers of war are now living- in Ann Ar- rates. Fanners in the vicinity of bor: Norman D. Gates, W. Fred. tastes by taking the letters V and M"brave band of men, many of whom Aim Arbor, might find a profitable Schlanderer and Jas. B. Saunders. only, leaving the balance. have .died for science. market for their surplus milk, at De-New Spring Samples and New Prices. All the regular services at the M. This jtera, taken from the Ktony At the annual meeting of St. An-troit, or dealers at Am Arbor might E. church will be omitted on Tuesday, L'reek correspondent of the Ypsilantian, Urew's parish, Tuesday a. m., the fol-find it to their interest to obtain their Elegant! Superb! Exquisite! Artistic! Wednesday and Thursday evenings, on be of interest to many Ann Ar-lowing officers were elected: Senior supply of milk at .Grass Lake, Chelsea, account of the meeting of the state bor people: "The Rev. Mr. Wakelm Warden, J. M. Wheeler; Junior War- Dexter, Scio, or Delhi, to arrive at Lower prices than last year. An immense line of samples of beautifully 'jncampment G. A. E. preached at the Thompson memorial den, II. ,1. Brown; vestrymen. E. D.A mi Arbor on the morning and after- colored Ingrains, heavy, durable three-plys; sensible, serviceable M. E. church last Sunday. He is .85 J. H. Burleson, son-in-law of the Klnne, E. Treadwell, V. 8. Denison, noon trains. For information as to Tapestry Brussels; exquisitely designed Body Brussels; soft, years old, and many younger preach- '(>•.•. C. B. Nanereil.', Dr. J. C. Wood, fates and arrangements apply to Jate Donald iiclntyre, and a former ers preach older tsermo-ns. He was handsome Velets; fashionable, luxurious Moquettes. resident of this city, and steward of Pro.'. B. M. Thompson, .lames dem- H. W. HAYES, 1>orn in England in 1807, has been in and Geo. H. Pond. Of this body 14 Agt., M. C. R'y. the University, died a few days since this country over 50 years, and most Extra Super C. C, - - 58c and 60c ut his home in New Jersey. TreadweU was chosen treasurer of that time in Michigan. We find he i'. S. Denteon secretary. The an- Extra Super All Wool, 65, 67, 70. 73 and 75c By an accident Stephen Mills, of •joined the Michigan Conference in taual report showed the receipts for ,1'ittsiield, was thrown from his car-1842. The Rev. Ebenezer Steele join- riage last week and had his collar ed the conference in 1841, and thethe year to have been $4,006.33, and Tapestry Brussels, 58,62,65,70,75,80 and 85c 1>o>nie broken. As Mr. Mills is over Rev. Eli Westlake the same year. the expenditures $3,909.22, with a Body Brussels, 95c, $1, $1.07,$1.10,$1.15, $1.25 SO years of age, the accident is seri- Steele is alive to-day and is one year "balance in the treasury of $497.11. ous. younger, and Westlake twelve years This is aside from various special Velvets, 98c, $1, $1.05, $1.10, $1.15 and $1.25 •younger; eo that Mr. Wakelin, while funds. The display of bunting about the Active preparations are being made Moquettes, $1, $1.10, $1.20, $1.25 and $1.30 city is giving it a good appearance. lacking one year of being the earliest (preacher in the conference, is with- for the reception of ('has. A. Gardner If some of the frigidness could be tak- In his attractive play, "Captain Karl." Remember, these prices mean SEWED ready to put down and CUT WITH- en out of the atmosphere for the bal-out doubt the oldest minister now liv- •which i-i to be given Friday evening. ance of the week, it would be a glori- g in this conference, or perhaps in The star has won many good opin- OUT WASTE. My stock of Furniture is worthy of inspection. ous thing. Michigan. It was noticed by many ions and considerable money from his fine portrayal of a type of the Ger- Dr. Sterling, of the Detroit Christ- that he did not use glasses, neither man peasant, wh-li has been con- Parlor Suits from $27 up Jan Alliance., will give Bible Readings tlid he hold his book as one,who is ac- sidered nearly am impossibility to imi- tvt Newberry hall, commencing nest customed to or ought to use them." tate. The play touches the heart* Bed Room Suits from $15 up Friday April 22d, and continuing one The banquet at the Rink last of all wlio love their Fatherland, and iweek, except Sunday. Afternoons at Wednesday evening .given by the dem- Especially those who come from the GOOD STYLES AND GOOD WORK. ocratic club of the University, was Vineyard section of Saxony. A spir- :: 80 ting for the Sanitary Commission, and good points of the little scrub, that Due from Washtenaw County 4«.7.\i> 71 West Huron St., Ann Arbor. lor the life of me Bee into it." I wanted you just to ourselves Into each article she tucked a bright, it was the best in the lot and he would Bills in transit 2,ie> 75 A merry laugh answered him. to-day, but I don't wish you to feel Furniture and fixtures 3,0110 00 cheery note, signed by her initials, bet it could move a Miree hundred Current expenses and taxes paid 1,659 8ti "I know it's 'obscure,' as the pro-bored by us old people, so 11 have in- "I. N. S." The battle of Antietam pound bag- of sand hitched to a rope Interest paid. S.094 3(i Checks and cash items 1,019 45 vited a party of young people to J Unlike the Dutch Process fessor says, and I studied it a long was fought, and following close on the half a mile long. He said he had seen Nickels and pennies ; >S-2 65 time. I guess if we walk fast we spend a week or two with us." public report came a telegram: it do it, and he would bet it could Gold .. 6,125 00 "will have time before school to look The next day the guests arrived, Silver 1,343 65 "Harry is in the hospital, danger- again. A well-to-do citizen of this U. S. and National Bank Notes 10,930 00 lover it, and I can Btoow you how I and a merry party they were. Mrs. city said he had 100 acres of land in No Alkalies ously .wounded; come." Total $441,276 78 got St." Alston had Taele. Such a crisis would be greatly lours was on her way home with agitating subject that could have been o be deplored." for his shrewd owner.—Philadelphia larry's remains. But after his buri- Times. proposed to her. Clinton was her "A truce to grave political discus- il she persuaded her mother to let idol, and to be separated fro,m him ions; let us enjoy ourselves in the ler return and nurse in the hospital. wan a dreadful idea. She exclaimed,— jresent, and one and all, to 'Rosedale' Vhen sh ewent back Sh eglanced in- Strangely Like Some Other Societies. "What do you mean? Send my son text week, to stay as long as possi- tinctively at the cot where Clinton away froim me ?" jle." Jston liad lain, but it was vacant, "What are you busy with now, "Yes, that is just what I do mean. Of course Miss Sutherland's invita- and she naturally thought be was breathed ."' The boy is growing up an ignorant, tion was accepted, and the sound of lead. "I've organized an society for the spoiled fellow, lie really knows noth- jayety was kept up. There were Some goods from the Sanitary Com- reformation of society." ing that will fit hiim for his position times when Ida. .Stewart's pure face mission wer ebrought in one day. A "The reformation of society ? That's THE NEXT MORNING 1 FEEL BRIGHT AND in life, and your foolish indulgence ad- ntruded between this imperious beau- >air oi socks were given to one man, atlier a stupendous untertaking is*n't NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER. TOT twenty-five years the experience of millions idctl to hie ignorance will ruin htm. y and Clinton Alston, but he silenced My doctor says it acts gently on the stomach, liver of sufferers, old and yonug, niaL' and female, have nd as he took them, he said: 1* ?'• and kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. This drink gratefully endorsed the miraculous virtues of I intend to send him, to his uncle in ts pleadings by the thought that the is made from herbs, and is prepared for use as easily "I hope there's something from in- "We hope to be able to do some- as tea. It is called Now Haven. He will have every ad- "ear for which he was bound had not piration here; yes, there is. I/isten thing." This Pharmaceutical Tani2ox of the Age vantage there." yet expired, and gave himself up to toys;" and to Ida's utter surprise "But it will take money." A vitalizing stimulant •without ai present enjoyment. LAKE'S MEDIGIHE oohol. A nerve sedative •without Saying this, he wisely withdrew, he heard one of her own little notes "Yes, but we expect to raise at All druggists sell it at 50c. and $1.00 per package. leaving Mrs. Alston to recover from Buy one to-day. Lane's Family Medicine moves narcotics, A blood purifier 'without The election took place and following ead, and then the convalescent sol- east $10,000 a year from philan- the bowels each day. In order to be healthy, this poisons. A liver cleanser. A purely- the shock, with the assistance of her losely upon that event the work of ier put it carefully in his bosom. thropic people." is necessary. vegetable tissue-maker, promoting maid. Recession bogan. Military companies "Why do you say it is from -inspir- "Ten thousand dollars won't go far digestion, nutrition, secretion, ex- So Clinton was soon settled as a were rapidly organized, and prepara- ation' ?" asked Ida. cretion and respiration. A life-giving- n such an undertaking." Horses for Sale. tonic, pure and simple, without the. member of his uncle's family. Mrs. tions were pushed forward to sustain "Why, you see, ma'am, she signed "It will be enough. There are only Stewart lived near, and her motherly disastrous reactions of the deadly- heir position. Several of his friends .hem 'I. N. S.,' which, I take it, is three of us in it. That gives a salary compounds of rum and alcohol us- heart yearned for the lonely boy, who ailed on Clinton Alston. hort for inspiration, and they have Parties wishing to buy horses will ually sold as bitters. had so much to learn of life as it is of $3,000 a year a.piece and leaves find it to their interest to call on ""We take it for granted, Alston, aspired many a poor fedlow. I wish t thousand (or office expenses and in the great world, so he was often at could see that woman and thank Wallace, Noyes & Co. Horses guar- Was never known before Jn the World. hat you are with us in this, but we eformation." her house and seemed almost like one want your active presence; will you ler." anteed or money refunded. Kitridge's Its discovery among the medicinal fruits, room,, of her own boys. But they were some- bam. and herbs of California oin our company ?" The war wa.s over, and the 30th Spend Your Vacation on the "WAS A MIRACLE, twhat older than he, and had scant \t May, the day appointed on which 11 WALLACE, XOYES & CO. 'I am not sure that I am with Great Lakes. and their combination into a phenomenal life- patience with the haughty Southern- •ou, Nelson. I think the movement to specially honor our heroes, was giving tonio er, but Ida became his chosen friend. inwi.se, and from my residence in the vith us. A TRIUMPH of the CHEMICAL ART. Visit picturesque Mackinac Island. The only change made in the formula during 'Together they studied, but her en-\ortu, I think it uncalled for." In the beautiful cemetery of Arling- Teachers' Examinations. twenty-five years has been to present it in two ergy and quiek-wittedness were a con- "Very well, sir; then we are to on, a lady was decorating the sol-It will cost you only about $13 from combinations. stant spur to his indolent temperment. uderstand your sympathies are notdiers' graves, and after placing the Detroit or $18 from Cleveland for Examinations of teachers in "Washte- The old original remain uschanged, but being the round trip, including meals and county, for the ensuing school Etronger, more laxative and better. A. new forvt- They had kept together in their studies vith us ?" ,ist of her flowers on a Confederate's more agreeable to th3 taste and better adapted tc berths. The attractions of a trip to year, will be held as follows: delictrtrwomen and children, but, comprising until he was prepared to enter Yale, "Not in this military movement." ;rave, she stood in serious thought. the. 'Mackinac region are unsurpassed The regular examination will be the same tonic properties, is now made and th& and so was she if that august insti- As was his custom, Clinton rode over L gentleman had been closely ob- science of the xvorld is challenged to produce The island itself is a grand, romantic ield each year on the first Thursday the equal of this tution ever opened its portals to a o see Miss Sutherland, and found serving her for some time; lie now step- fe.male student. jed forward and said,— fcpot. Dr. William A. Hammond, of of March and August at the county TEULY & ONLY TEMPERENCE BITTERS KNOWN ler busy embroidering a banner to be New York, says: "As a health re- seat. Applicants for all grades can or to prodncoaptirely vegetable bitters or medicine Mrs. Alston had spent several sum- iresemted to the first regiment that "Ida, you surely remember me. I only be examined at these dates. Spe- of any kind, whose action is at once HO safe, so cer- mers in the North with Clinton, and sort so far as my personal experience tain and comprehensive as tho illed up its complement. vould not have dared to speak to oes, there is no .place BO good in cial examinations will be held at: Qiad wan many by her beauty and re- ou again, but 1 saw that you decked CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERS, "Have you joined any company every respect for the exhausted city Ypsilanti, last Friday of Mar., '92.cr any compound •which from its varied action: finement, and awed some by her ele-yet V" she sweetly inquired. i. foeman's grave, and so I had cour- Ann Arbor, last Friday of Aug., '92. Uf on the vital functions is equal to tho 'gance. Of course Clinton introduced worker, the banker, the merchant, "No, and I doubt if I do." age to hope you could pardon me." the • professional man and wife and Ypsilanti, last Friday of Sept., '92. CDRE OF SO MANY DISEASES. •her to his dearest friends, the Stewarts, "You cannot mean that; the true "I have always thought that you Ann Arbor, last Friday of Oct., '92. Their nnme is legion—Kheuroatism, Neuralgia.. and her eyes, enlightened by much children, as the Island of Mackinac." Ann Arbor, last Friday of Mar.. '93. Catarrh, Ja.undire, Kidney Disease, Scrofula, Skin tate of affairs is comparatively new lied when I left you in the hospital." Palace steamers, four trips per week Diseases and Boils. Consumption, riles and all dis- (worldly wisdom, saw something that to you. Of course you had distorted "No, I did not, as you see; but after MARTIN J. CAVANAUGH, orders arising from indigestion, impure blood, had not occurred to those most inter- between Detroit. Mackinac, Petoskey, Com. nervous prostration, and dilapidated constitution deas 4n the North, but you will soon was exchanged, I went home and ihe "Soo" and Marquette. Every even- from any cause give way to it like mist before the. ested. But Bhe was too wise to betray come out on the right side." ound my father dead, and desolation eun, while its singular power over her knowledge; and when Clinton said ng between Detroit and Cleveland. Bueklen's Arnica Salve. "The-question is, which is the right everywhere. I succeeded in getting Send for illustrated pamphlet. Ad- THE DEADLY MICROBE AND OMXIPRESEXT. frequently, "I don't know what I The best salve in the world for Cuts BACTERIA side. I do not yet see that it would nother to Baltimore, where she hadflress A. A. Schantz, ,G. P. A., Detroit Indicates its superiority in all diseases of malarial: would have done away from you with- >e right for me to turn traitor to my L sister. She died there a year ,ago. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, origin, and renders it the out Mrs. Stewart and Ida," she grace- & Cleveland Steam Nav. Co., Detroit, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, country." '. lost everything, and had to go to Mich. Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Erup- BEST VERMIFUGE KNOWN. fully assented, and inwardly "made "My state is my country and where vork without any capital but my tions and positively cures Piles, or no No family can afford to do without a bottle of a note of it." Ida was pretty and a she leads I follow !" said the cnthus- jrains and hands. I never miss these pay required. It is guaranteed to OLD AND NEW STYLE VINEGAR BITTER3. very nice girl, but no fit mate for her Memorial days; and, Ida. I too, deck Secretary Rusk Tells What the Ideal give perfect satisfaction, or money re- in the house, as expressed by thousands of tottt- astic girl, as she shook the completed funded. Price, 25 cents per box. For monials. Bend for beautiful book. Address, - son; moreover, there was an heiress banner. the graves of both blue and gray. of beauty and family near her home American Farmer Will Do. sale by Eberbach & Son, and Geo. tt. H. MtDOXALD DRUG CO.,' Clinton's free expression of his views Let us do it together now, and every T. Hauesler, of Manchester. New whom she had long designed her sontwre its natural fruit, and he became •ear hereafter,— to marry. One day she said— 'The ideal American farmer," said almost an outcast; the fact that his Till over the earth a shout of freedom shall Secretary 'Rusk, "is a man of brains. "Clinton, I want you to promise me arise. 'atlier was known to be an ardent Which as the earth grows old, shall swell the His 'hope of success will be in intelli- faithfully that you will not make any secessionist aloue saved him from utter anthems of the skies.'' gence. The sharp competitions be- matrimonial engagement until after xmtempt. —Selected. 1 ween sections and countries which you have been at home a year." Time passed, regiment after regi- will be induced by increased facilities "Mother mine, what put such an ment had gone to the Beat of war, and I Was Disgusted transportation will stir the agricul- $1 idea into your head ?" still Clinton lingered at home. The with learned doctors after swallow- turist up to his best efforts. His SOLVES THE PROBLEM. "No matter, darling; it is a whim state of his father's health was oneing- their costly medicine in vain for chances for fortune making will be of mine; only promise." over a- year for the relief of catarrh in .EEIRUOC ROBRA NNA EHT EKAT TAKE THE ANN ARBOR COURIEE. excuse. He had been stricken with my head, wheat I cured myself by using great, but he will have to be prepar- Striking JUI attitude, he gave the paralysis, and was a helpless inva- >ix bottles of Sulphur Bitters. My ed tii fight the battle of competition. .REIRUOC ROBEA NNA EHT EKA AKE THE ANN ARBOR COURIER. required promise in highly dramatic lid. The most of the slaves had tak-wife is now taking them for nervous He must tie sufficiently well educated style. en the first opportunity to go in debility.—Abie) Carter, Parker House, .REIRUOC ROBRA NNA EHT EK KE THE ANN ARBOR COURIER. Boston. in science as far as it is applicable to At last his college days were over, search of freedom, so it required con- agriculture, and he must be intelli- .REIRUOC ROBRA NNA EHT E E THE ANN ARBOR COURIER. and he was to return to his Southern siderable ability to keep things at all gent ffnough to Fitudy his surround- home. As he stood in Mrs. Stewart's comfortable. Tho Poet and the Rose. ings and to apply his knowledge to .REIRUOC ROBRA NNA EHT THE ANN ARBOR COURIER. •pleasant parlor for the last time, and Mrs. Alston had risen to the times, THE POET. the conditions about him. The larm- .REIRUOC ROBRA NNA EH HE ANN ARBOR COURIER. held Ida's hand in his, he realized some- and had thrown all her energies into Let me pluck thee, and madly quaff ier of the future will be a business thing of what slu' hail been to him all the cause. No one but herself knew Thy beauty, O matchless Rose! man. able not only to compel his .REIRUOC ROBRA NNA E E ANN ARBOR COURIER. these years. how she missed her "Abigail," and the THE ROSE. noil to do its best in the matter of "You have been my inspiration to luxuries she had always been accus- Hast thou two dollars and a half production, but to study the markets .REIRUOC ROBRA NNA ANN ARBOR COURIER. all improvement, and I feel that you Concealed within thy "close?" tomed to; but she never complained. —Harry Romaine. and know what will sell the best and .REIRUOC ROBRA NN NN ARBOR COURIER. have made toe what 1 am. 1 can The news of a disaster to their forces what will command the highest price. never forget you, Ida." had reached them, and Mis. Alston What is Good Baking Powder ? This farmer will keep his accounts .REIRUOC ROBRA N N ARBOR COURIER. How lie longed to ask her to con-exclaimed.— like any other business man. As to .REIRUOC ROBRA ARBOR COURIER. ttinue her good influence, but like a clog "The time has come for every man It is a well known fact that car- the question of his education, when upon him hung the promise to his to do his duty. I cannot see, Clinton, bonate of ammonia is used by bakers you consider that he must have a .REIRUOC ROBR RBOR COURIER. another. A dozen times in the past how you can be quiet. I hope my in the preparation of the finest and knowledge of all the principles of ani- .REIRUOC ROB BOR COURIER. year he lytd been on the verge of tel- Bon is not a coward." most wholesome bread and cake, and mal and plant life; that he must un- ling her his love and asking her if he "Mother," he cried, "even you dare has been from time immemorial. It derstand the constituent elements of .REIRUOC RO OR COURIER. was correct in his hope that she re- is among the oldest and at the same not call me that!" soils and fertilizers, and that he must .REIRUOC R E COURIER. returned it. He Jelt himself to be in Just then an officer called, who time most healthful constituents of have some knowledge of meterology, a false position. She had many ad- said,— balding powders. It is all evolved in chemistry nnd the other sciences close- .REIRUOC COURIER. tmirei's, and while she was cordial to ".Mr. Alston, I have been commis gas by the heat of the oven, and leaves ly connected with crop raising, you all, there seenied a warmer greeting sicmed to recruit a regiment of caval- no trace of itself in the food, and it is will see that the ideal farmer of the .REIRUO OURIER. ireserved for him. He realized the ry in this section, and I have ibeen di- this that gives it its great value as future will have to be. not only a .REIRU URIER. blessing within liis reach and yet berecte- d to call on you as likely to aid n leavening agent in the opinion of brainy but a well educated man." yond it, and cursed the day when he me; indeed, I can offer you a cap- the physicians.—New York Journal. REIR RIER. ti boy, bound himself by such an un- tain's commission if you. do. I need An old, familiar face—The clock's. A posthumous story by Wolcott .REI IER. wary promise. only ,add that the time is near when Always on the war path—Artillery. Balestier, "Captain, my captain !" will .RE ER. Ida, with womanly preception, felt there"will be no choice in the matter. Popular prices—"Two for a quar- be printed complete in The Century for something amiss, and when at parting Smiirting from his mother's bitter ter." May. It is said to bo the last short .R R. he said, "Ida, will you correspond with Words, and fresh from Miss Suther- "Played for big money"—Paderew- story to appear from the pen of this me?" she replied, "No, I think it land's taunts, he promptly accepted Read down the center, from right to left or left to rig;ht, ki feifted and fated writer. any way you please and you will find it profitable. DURING January last Michigan rail- the party's presidential candidate; con- Scientific American The News Condensed. roads earned $7,759,225.42, an increase demning the Mich'gan apportionment Agency for of 11.7 per cent, over the corresponding law and the Springer wool bill, and ap- Important Intelligence From All Parts. month last year. proving the McKinley tariff law. PASSENGER NEBRASKA democrats in state conven- CONGRESSIONAU A train on the Illinois SHILOH'S ON the 11th the bill to place cotton ties on the central road was held up by robbers at tion at Omaha adopted resolutions de- free list was laid before the senate and referred Newsome Mills, La., and the safe of claring adherence to the declaration to the finance committee. A bill was introduced the express company robbed of $3,000. and principles laid down in the nation- CAVEATS, to remove the limitations to the payment of ar- THE south-bound passenger train on al democratic platform of 1884, and de- CONSUMPTION I TRADE MARKS, rears of pensions. James R. Young, for ten DESICN PATENTS years executive clerk of the senate, was de- the, Burlington, Cedar Rapids ENJOYS appropriation bill, carrying $1,012,636, was by a freight train on the Big Four rail- THE Wyoming democrats in state con- in the United States and Canada. If you have PUIiLISHERS, 3B1 Broadway, New York. passed; also the bill authorizing the construc- road near Greencastle, Ind., has se-vention at Cheyenne elected delegates a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for Both the method and results when tion of a railway bridge across the Mississippi cured a verdict for $10,000 damages. to the national convention supposed to it will cure you. If your child has the Croup, Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant river at Moline, 111. THE main building of Clarke univer- be favorable to the nomination of Hill or Whooping Cough, use it promptly, and relief ON the 13th bills were passed in the senate to is sure. If you dread that insidious disease and refreshing to the taste, and acts reorganize the artillery and infantry of thesity for colored students near Atlanta, for president. CONGRESSMAN EDWARD LANE, of theConsumption, use it. Ask your Druggist for gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, army and to increase its efficiency; authorizing Ga., was destroyed by fire. Loss, $100,- SHILOH'S CURE, Price lo cts., 50 cts. and Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- the secretary of war to cause an exploration 000. Seventeenth Illinois district, has been $1.00. If your Lungs are sore or Back lame, tem effectually, dispels colds, head- and survey of the interior of the territory of THE frame jail at Iron River, Mich., renominated by the democrats. use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Price 25 cts. Alaska; to amend the railroad land forfeiture was set on fire and burned, presumably THE Georgia republicans instate con- E, aches and fevers and cures habitual acts so as to permit actual settlers lo purchase vention at Atlanta adopted resolutions constipation. Syrup of Figs is thethe lands within three years after forfeiture; to by a woman who was locked up in it, provide for fixing a uniform standard of classi- consuming the unfortunate inmate. indorsing the administration of Presi- only remedy of its kind ever pro- fication and grading of wheat, corn, oats, THE largest number of immigrants dent Harrison and instructing the dele- SttlESnifmiUKfin duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- barley and rye; for the preservation gation to vote for him at the Minneap- and custody of the records of the vol- jthat ever crossed the Atlantic on one No. 2 Hamilton Block. ceptable to the stomach, prompt in unteer armies, creating a record and pen-ship arrived at Baltimore. There were olis convention. its action and truly beneficial in itssion office in the war department, and for the2,493 on board. THE Washington republicans met at Life, Fire and Accident Policies written in effects, prepared only from the most better control of and to promote the safety of THE difference between Italy and the Seattle and chose delegates to the na- First Class Companie Kates Low. Losses national banks. Mr. Morgan spoke in favor of tional convention. The sentiment was healthy and agreeable substances, its the free coinage of silver In the house a bill United States resulting from the lynch- liberally adjusted and promptly paid. One many excellent qualities commend it to create a third division of the district of Kan- ing of Italians at New Orleans has been overwhelmingly for Blaine if his can- DONT DELAY hundred Lots in Hamilton Park Ad- to all and have made it the most sas for judicial purposes was passed and a bill settled by the payment of $25,000 by didacy is possible. dition for sale on easy terms. appropriating $15,000 for the introduction of the United States to the families of tha THE people's party of the Sixteenth popular remedy known. reindeer into Alaska was reported favorably. victims. Illinois district have nominated Thomas OFFICE HOURS: From 8 a. m. to 12 m. and 2 Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c IN the senate on the 14th bills were passed ap- to 5 p m. propriating $800,000 for the erection of an addi- A GRAND jury at Pittsbxirgh, Pa., in- Ratcliff for congressman. and $1 bottles by all leading drug- tional wing to the national museum in "Wash- dicted 119 men for violating the state A. W. HAMILTON. gists. Any reliable druggist who ington; appropriating $75,000 for a bronze statue oleomargarine law. FOREIGN. may not have it on hand will pro- of Christopher Columbus in the Capitol grounds, NEARLY the entire town of Fremont, A FIRE near Niebeck, Germany, de- and to extend the free mail delivery. Adjourned stroyed 1,750 aci-es of forest. BALSAM cure it promptly for any one who to the 18th In the house the bill to indemnify Col., was destroyed by an incendiary wishes to try it. Do not accept any settlers on the Des Moines river lands was fa- fire. Six thousand houses were destroyed substitute. vorably reported. The naval appropriation bill A FIRE that started in a storehouse of by fire at Tokio, Japan, and fifty lives, was discussed. the Long- Island Railroad Company at at least, were lost. THE senate was not in session on the 15th.... A UKASE has been issued prohibiting Now we are ready with a new Brick Store- CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. In the house the post office appropriation bill Long Island City, N. Y., caused a loss house for the storage of Household Goods, SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. (580,000,000) was reported. Favorable reports of $200,000. even naturalized foreigners settling out- It Onres Coughs, Golds, Sore Throat, Croup, Whoop- Pianos, Books, Stoves, etc. LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, N.Y. were made for the erection of public buildings side the towns in Volhynia, Russia, pos- ing Cough, Bronchitis and Asthma. .A certain cure rot AT the leading clearing houses in the Consumption in first stages, and a sure relief in advanced PIANOS AKD in about thirty cities scattered all over the United States the exchanges during the sessing real estate unless they embrace stages. Use at once. You will see the excellent effect country. after taking the first dose. Sold by dealers everywhere HOUSEHOLD -:- GOODS week ended on the 15th aggregated $1,- the religion of the orthodox Greek Largo Bottles, 60 cent* aad 11.00- It Cy Ifl y DOMESTIC. 217,875,037, against $1,241,890,287 the church. It Cures Influenza. Ca.ref-u.ll3r lio-ved. THE large mercantile establishment previous week. The increase as com- THE anarchists threaten to blow up All kinds of heavy aud light Draying. of Henry Ettenson at Leavenworth, pared with the corresponding week of the churches and public buildings in FREIGHT WORK S UL PH OR Kan., was destroyed by fire, the loss 1891 was 7.1. Madrid. WALL PAPER WALL PAPER JOHN WAITER was hanged at Tahle- THE Imshais in India have been C. E. GODFREY, exceeding 8235,000. Of all the Latest Designs. 'Phone 82. Res. and Office 46 N. Fourth Avc A SUIT was pending in the Virginia quah, I. T., for the assassination of routed twice by British troops, forty of supreme court concerning- the sale of George Dougherty. them being killed in one sMrmish. BITTERS THE paper mill of Z. & W. M. Crane AT Dortmund, Germany, a woman th.e LOWEST- ^ToodL's the lot which contains the grave of THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. IT WILL drive the humor from Washington's mother. The lower court at Colbville, Mass., where all United named Kruz and her son were behead- o You folly -AT- bTJsey thousandd for 35 yearss sue . ^~^ ^tsim oanf dYouthfu the excessel follys I your system, and make your skin held that the sacred spot could not be States bank and treasury note paper ed for killing the woman's husband. cessfully. Guar- of later years. clean and smooth. Those Pimples and SEVERAL anteed to cure all Gives immediate the subject of sale. has been made for thirteen years, was nuns and other Europeans forms of Nervous strength andvig- Blotches which mar your beauty are burned, the loss being $125,000. are said to have been taken captive by OSCAR O. SORG, Weakness, Emis- \or. AskdruR^lsts MRS. W. E. OBMAND, aged 18 years, sions, Spermator- caused by IMPURE BLOOD, the king of Dahomey, and will be held a l for Wood'sT They can be removed in a short fell into a cistern at Saginaw, Mich., Is the United States the business rhea, ImDotency, £,""• »" * :y' :phodfne; takeno IDecora/toz. and all thy effects Photo from Life. ^hKtiUu^. One time, if you are wise and use the with her 9-months-old boy in her arms, failures during the seven days ended on in event of an attack by the French. package, SI; six, $5, by mail, Write for pamphlet. ANARCHISTS in Cadiz threw two bombs Addres3 The.Wood Chemical Co., 131 woodward great blood purifier, Sulphur Bitters, and both were drowned. the 15th numbered 226, against 208 the ave., Detroit, Mich. DR. EDWARD CAMPBELL, professor of preceding week and 251 for the corre- into a church procession, injuring a 70 S. MAIN ST., ANN ARBOR. TRY A BOTTLE TO-DAY. chemistry in the University of Michi- sponding week last year. number of people. The villains es- gan at Ann Arbor, lost both eyes by the FRANK FOWLKES and Arthur White- caped. By ine Cincinnati and Florida explosion of two bottles filled with gas. hurst, of Oakton, Ky., were drowned TWEXTY-EIGHT radicals who took part way "Why suffer with Boils ? Why rave in the recent troubles in Brazil have et Limited Vesiibulati Trains I with that terrible Headache ? Why Two DISTINCT earthquake shocks were by the capsizing of their boat. FLORIDA Placed ;u service between Cincinnat i lay and toss on that bed of pain felt in Oneida, Montgomery, Warren A CYCLONE destroyed many houses been exiled to the province of Amazo- and Jacksoiiv: l:«* aud v-c. Au'ius- with RHEUMATISM? Use Sul- and outbuildings in Dinwiddie, Ches- nas. tine by the i | and Otsego counties, N. Y. • AND THE SOUTH ® • phur Bitters. They will cure you POSTMASTER FRITTS, of Trout Lake, terfield and Princess Anne counties, Miss AMELIA B. EDTVARDS, the well- • ; ..f U.S. where all others fail. The dose is aud spend the 'Winter in ll Cars - I tpress cars, Mich., who absconded recently, is said Va., and several lives were lost. Fruit known novelist and lecturer, died in BrgiL' , i- Pull- small—only a teaspoonful. TRY IT and other trees were also swept away. London. i ors. and you will be satisfied. The young, to have taken the contents of over 100 . •:!• :i: ::.' Rrrlnwl OtFrpS registered letters, in all over $10,000. THE treasury department at Wash- SENOR BLEST GANA has accepted I U:- Qnii • I H it' < Tf W. "/.: • the aged and tottering are soon made : well by its use. Remember what THE works of the Manitowoc (Wis.) ington has issued a circular excluding the position of minister to the United Lovely PARB' •ass. Aat. K « 1 you read here, it may save your life, Furniture Manufacturing Company from free entry all animals pot abso- States from Chili. it has SAVED HUNDREDS. were burned, the loss being $200,000; lutely and strictly pure bred. A PLOT was discovered at Ottawa by If you are suffering from Kidney insurance, §80,000. ALBERT G. PORTER, of Indianapolis, which an organization in China was ,N No more /MICHIGAN (TENTRAL I Disease, and wish to live to old age, FIRE destroyed the smelter of thehas received orders to return to Rome smuggling Chinamen into Canada on use Sulphur Bitters. They never fail Butte and Boston Company at Butte, and resume his duties as minister to bogus certificates. of this! "The Niagara Falls Route." I to cure. Get it of your Druggist. Mont., the loss being §250,000. Italy. Time table taking effect Nov. 19,1891. PRESIDENT HARRISON issued a procla- THE Sisseton Indian reservation sur- LATER NEWS. DON'T WAIT. CET IT AT ONCE. mation opening to settlement the sur- plus lands in the northeastern corner THERE was ao session oi1 the United CHICAGO FO DETROIT. of South Dakota were opened to settle- States senate on the 16th. In the house Sulphur Bitters will pure Liver plus Indian lands in Oklahoma at noon STATI'S. tod bDH Kx . Ex . Ex . Kal . of April 19. ment and thousands of eager settlers a bill was reported favorably to declare N.Y . Atl' c Complaint. Don't be discouraged; Mail . u THE league baseball season was rushed in to seize claims. all Indians citizens who have attended S^ IT WILL CURE YOU. opened on the 12th, the winning clubs THE New York assembly has passed school ten years at the government's A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P. M. P.M. Chicago. Lv. 705 9 00 12 20 3 10 ;< 2G 10 10 4 55 being Boston, New York, Brooklyn, a bill giving women the right of suf-expense, provided they are 21 years of Kala'oo. 1155 2 17 3 53 7 00 155 3 32 10 05 Send 3 2-cent stamps to A. P. Ordway & Co., Chicago, Louisville and Pittsburgh. frage in all state elections. age. The naval appropriation bill was Jacks'n 255 4 25 5 30 8 47 4 15 6 15 925 Boston, Mass., for best medical work published Chelsea. ... S59 DOS 7 101(1 2fi IT has just leaked out that Gamble THE Russian relief steamer Indiana, lurther discussed. Dexter 414 5 23 725 10 38 Weir, chief of police at Pittsburgh, Pa., which has just returned from Libau, Two HEAVY shocks of earthquake P. ,n. P. M. P. M. P.M. A. M. A.M. Ann A'r 1 42 525 6 23 9 45 5 43 745 10 55 "ANAKESIS " gives instant who died suddenly three months ago, brings many mementoes from Russians were felt in Portland, Ore., and points Ypsil'ti SOS 5 41) 9 56 6 01 8 03 1110 relief and is an infallible 835 Cure for Piles. Price §1. By was poisoned. as marks of their esteem and gratitude. near by. No damage was done. We Je 5 27 6 i- 1130 Druggistsormuil. Samples THE little village of Rhodes, la., was THE Interstate national bank of New IN a fire in Boston Mr. and Mrs. De't Ar. 6 15 645 7 20l6'45 7 15 9 20 12 10 free. Address"ANAKESIS," DETROIT TO CHICAGO. Box 2416, New York City. almost completely wiped out by fire. York closed its doors voluntarily, the Jacob Rubens jumped from the third THE two children of T. J. Tumlin depositors getting 90 per cent, of their story and were killed and their son-in- o .

PILES STATIONS. ai l "- * .M were thrown from a road cart at Bu- deposits. law jumped and was fatally injured. fi "P. " ~~* as-a MAKING A ford, Ga., and both were killed. ROBERT STEVENSON, paymaster of the W. C. ERSKINE, of Pittsburgh, Pa., was z~ EAILWAY Empire State Phosphate Company, and A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. rates for taking exhibits to knocked down by footpads and robbed Detroit.. Lv. 8 20 7.40 120 8 00 9 26 9 15 4 45 the world's fair have been fixed at full Mr. Payne, a mail carrier, were mur- of $1,000 in money and other valuables. Wayne J'n.. 900 8 88 955 5 19 BEAUTIFUL HOME price going to Chicago and free return. dered near Hernando, Fla., for their Ypsilauti... 9 22 8 25 205 900 10 15 540 IS not a Question of money. Taste, experience and IN a disreputable house in Provi- A.M A.M P. U. P. M. A.M. P.M. P.M. kill have much to do with it. If you intend to build, !t will be a mistake not to send for our books of SEN- THOUSANDS of acres of land in the money. dence, R. I., Adair Simoni shot and Ann Arbor.. 9 35 8 40 2 19 11 is10 1910 32 592 SIBLE LOW-COST HOUSKS, now arranged in three vol- Jim river valley in South Dakota were ROBERT NEAL and an unknown miner killed Mary Marrigan during a quarrel Dexter 9 55 9 45 L0 5S 6 07 umes. In them you-will und perspective views, floor Rubber Shoes unless worn uncomfortably tight, Chelsea 10 10 9 58 1107 6 18 plans descriptions, and estimates of costs for 105 under water. The property loss by the were instantly killed by falling slate in and then took his own life in the same generally slip off the feet. Jackson 1100 (1 85 314 10 40 ii 15 1166 0 55 tasteful, new design for houses. They also give our 2 06 1150 100 12 55 •2 IS 9 30 Drives for complete working Plans. Details, and Spec- Mississippi floods was estimated at over a coal mine at Brazil, Ind. manner. THE '• COLCHESTER" ETJBBEK CO. Kalamazoo.. ifications, which enable you to build without delays, ja.qoo.ooo. R. G. DUN & Co. report that the vol- Chicago. Ar. 755 355 900 6 50 4 50 755 mistakes or quarrels with your builder, and which SAMUEL JACKSON, the most famous make all ttielr shoes with Inside of heel lined with any one can understand. Good builders reecomend NEAR Wildie, Ky., the residence of ume of trade this year exceeds that of manufacturer of fireworks in the coun- rubber. This clinjica to the shoo and prevents the G. \V. RUGGLES, H. \V. HAYES, these plans. Testimonials from all parts of the conn- Mrs. John Coffey was destroyed by tire rubber from slipping off. G. P. & T. Agt., Chicago. Agt., Ann Arbor try. Vol. I contains 3f> copyrighted designs of houses any other year. Western cities were try, died in Philadelphia. Call for the " Colchester " costing between 9500 and S18UO. Vol. II contains 35 and she and her 8-year-old child were copyrighted designs, 31S00 to&KKX). Vol. Ill contains gaining almost without exception. IN retaliation the saloonkeepers at 35 copyrighted designs, $3u00 to SiXJOO. Price, by mail, burned to death. SUPERINTENDENT BYRNE, the new "ADHESIVE COUNTERS." NEW TIME TABLE. «1.00 each, or gtf.UO for the set. Sioux City, la., stopped all the street "We also publish "COLONIAL HOUSES." a volume FIRE in the building of the Washing- chief of police of New York city, has is- ciirs on Sunday and compelled the clos- FOR SALE BY In effect December 6,1891. showing Perspectives and Floor Plans of houses ar- ton (D. C.) Star damaged the plant of sued an order that all saloons must be ranged in the inimitable style of the Colonial Archi- ing of all places of business. WM. ALLABY, L. GRUNER, tecture, and having all modern arrangements for that paper to the extent of $25,000. closed on Sunday. IN a jealous rage John E. Geist, a comfort. Price 82.00 JOHN BURG, W. REINHART&.CO. Toledo, Ann Arbor and PIOTUKKSQUE HOUSES FOR FOREST AND Louis AUBERTIN, who murdered Mrs. carpenter, shot and killed his wife at SHORE:—This shows Perspectives and Floor Plans PERSONAL AND POLITICAL of new designs for Summer Cottages, which are ro- Charles T. Leonard November 27, 1891, Dayton, ()., and then took his own life. DOTY&FEINER, A. D.SEYLER &SON mantic, convenient, and cheap. Price 81.00 by mail. was hanged at Freehold, N. J. MRS. A. S. HOLMES, the first white North Michigan R'y. Address woman born in Chicago, and who it INCENDIARY fires at San Antonio, ARBOR. THE house of Mrs. Henry Nierman Tex., destroyed the offices of the Daily GOING NORTH. at St. Louis took fire during her was expected would be an attraction at No. NATIONAL ARCHITECTS'UNION, the world's fair, died suddenly at Hamp- Democrat and Daily News and several 120N. Seventh Philadelphia, St.. Pa. absence and her two children, aged 2 other buildings. 1.—Mail Express 7 27 a. m. and 4 years, were burned to death. ton, la. 3.—Passenger Ann Arbor Accom 12 m. THE Delaware democrats will hold JAMES ABBOT confessed at Newark, 5.—Mail Passenger 4 25 p.m.. H. WILTSHAW, bookkeeper in the N. J., to having seven wives in differ- GOING SOUTH. United States bank of New York, is a their state convention in Dover May 17, No. SAW MILLS. and the Connecticut democrats will ent parts of the country. Jerome Freeman! 2.—Mail Passenger 11 18 a, m defaulter to the extent of $40,000. Reports show an average decrease of 4.—Mail Express 8 40 p. m. MARY STANTON, a young actress, died convene at New Haven May 10. 6.—Passenger Toledo Accom 7 00 a. SOL WILLIAM RIGHTSEINR, the last but one about 30 per cent, in the cotton acreage All trains daily except Sunday. ENGINES, in New York from excessive cigarette of the south. Trains 3 and 6 run between Ann Arbor and smoking. member of the jury that convicted JohD Toldo only. Central Standard Time. Improved Variable Friction Feed* Brown, died at Shepherdstown, W. Va., JOHN LYLE KING, one of the most THE richest gold strike in the history W. H. BENNETT, G. P. A. Send for catalogue and special orices. at the age of 84. prominent lawyers in the west, died at of the Black Hills was struck in the K. S. GREENWOOD, AQT. A. B. FARQUHAR CO., Tom, PKeystone mine near Rapid City, S. D. FRANC B. WILKIE, the veteran journal- his home in Chicago, aged 67 years. JOHN LANGTONE and his wife and DURING the month of March 1,085,997 ist and war correspondent, died at his i flO a wet) twelve children were drowned in the by earnest bushels of wheat were marketed in residence at Norwood Park, 111., aged Honestne Workn We furnish! Z£ the ,capital! Ii Michigan. The condition of the grow- •0 years. flood in Marengo county, Ala. yomeun meaandn womebusinessn W-, droc furnishp us athe car cd and get THE democrats of the Fourth Indiana LEW BACH and Jeu Geng, both Chris- POSTOFFICE some facts that will open your eyes I A legiti- ing crop was reported to be excellent. LUMBER! mate line of gojds, and honest men wanted to IN Iowa, Illinois and Minnesota se- district have renominated W. S. Hol-tian Chinamen, were shot and mortally introduce them in town and country. Don't vere snowstorms prevailed, the heaviest man for congress. wounded by highbinders in St. Louis. Wait! Address at once, P O Box 649, Cincin- THE white republicans of Texas met ALEXANDER MACKENZIE, ex-premier nati, O. ever known at this season of the year. of Canada, died in Toronto, aged 70 LUMBER! ANNIE KIRKWOOD, 11 years old, of Up- in state convention at Dallas and nomi- nated a full state ticket with Andrew years. BEAL & POND, land, Ind., and Minnie Tucker, 7 years LUMBER! old, of Ada, Mich., were burned to J. Houston, of Dallas, for governor. THE Iowa weather bureau states that death while playing around burning VEBMONT republicans in state conven- the season in the state is fully two If you contemplate building, call at brush heaps. tion at Montpelier elected delegates in weeks late. INSURANCE AGENTS A MAN named Pearson, his four sons favor of Harrison's renomination and IN the Nationalleague the percentages FERDON'S Courier Office, 41 and 43 North Main St., and a man named Dempsey were ar- adopted resolutions indorsing his ad- of the baseball clubs for the week ended (Successors to C. H. Millen.) rested in Winston county, Miss., forministration, favoring protection for on the 16th were: New York, 1.000; robbing the mails. American industries, an honest dollar Boston, 1.000; Pittsburgh, .750; Chicago, JEFF WEAVER, of Center, Ala., who and an honest ballot. .667; Brooklyn, .667; Louisville, .667; The oldest agency in the city. Established THE Pennsylvania democrats in state Philadelphia, .500; St. Louis, .333; Cleve- over a quarter of a century ago. Representing cruelly ill-treated his 5-year-old daugh- the following first-class companies, with over ter, was given 100 lashes by his neigh- convention adopted resolutions favor- land, .333; Cincinnati, .250; Baltimore, bors and driven from home. ing the nomination of Cleveland for 000; Washington, .000 Corner Fourth and Depot Sts., and get out $60,000,000 Capital and Assets. president and declaring for the gold figures for all kinds of W. HENRY, Frank Josett and David Good Looks. HOME INS. CO., of New York. Hogan, of Lima, O., were killed by an Good looks aa'e more than skin deep, CONTINENTAL INS. CO., of New York. explosion in Hardy's machine shop. and silver coinage of the constitution depending upon a healthy condition NIAGARA INS. CO., of New York. THE Moosic powder mill near Scran- and for a currency convertible with such of all the vital organs. If the Liver be GIBARD INS. Co., of Philadelphia. ton, Pa., blew up, and nine employes coinage without loss, and for the speedy Inactive, you have a Billions Look, if LUMBER! ORIENT INS. CO., of Hartford. were killed and twenty others were in- abatement of all forms of needless and your stomach be disordered, you have ROOMS. COMMERCIAL UNION, of London We manufacture our own Lumber and guaran- jured. oppressive taxation. Christian Hey- a Dyspeptic Look, and if your Kidneys tee LIVERPOOL, LONDON aud GLOBE. fro affected, you have a Pinched Look. THE lowest estimate placed on thedrick was nominated for supreme judge Secure £jood health and you will have loss of life in the flooded district of Mis- and G. A. Allen and T. P. Merritt for a;imil looks. Electric Bitters is the VERY LOW PRICES congressmen at large. Rates Low as the Lowest, Losses Liber- sissippi was 250, almost all of whom are great alterative and Tonic acts di- THfc_ Give us a call and we will make it to ally Adjusted and promptly Paid. negroes. More than 3,000 families in THE Michigan republicans in conven- rectly on these vital organs. Cures your interest, as our large and well graded the counties of Lowndes, Monroe and tion at Detroit adopted resolutions in- Pimples, Blotches, Boils and gives a stock fully sustains our assertion. Telephone good complexion. Sold at Eberbach Connections with office. Noxubee were homeless and suffering dorsing the present administration; the j& Son, and Geo. T. Haussler, of Man- BEIL «£ POND. for the necessaries of life. nomination of Gen. Russell A. Alger aa Ichester. Price 50c. Der bottle. BOOD SUOB ud HOT BATES! T. J. KEECH Supt. JAMES TOLBERT, Prop Thanking your honorable body, as the same to the council on the first Monday in 229 lbs. waste The next meeting of the Saline Farm- polish ^ "^ •ell as other city officers and the May. chemicais""i:~" 10 20 'er's Club will tie held at tli eresldence Which resolution prevailed. freight and express charges 8 1ft ublic in general to whom we are un- III of Mr. A. S. Oobb, on May 13. H. By Aid. Ferguson: Tire and Water Journal, one year— 3 00 er many obligations for courtesies I W. Basset* will furnish a paper and Resolved, That the deed of the Ann Arbor one pair cKppers ml confidence, I very respectfully one shovel 858 Gas Company of lauds between Detroit and 35 "Mrs. Norman Wood give a recita- pails and sprinkler ubm.it the above report. o «? 2 Beakes streets be accepted aud recorded. repairing tools 1 M tion. Which resolution prevailed. 1 15 FRED SIPLEY. salt - I Si r-1 Below is a. table, taken from the By Aid. Wines: Chief of Fire Dep't. 1 r^. Saline Observer, giving the record of Resolved, That the City Attorney is hereby Total On motion the report was received instructed to Immediately take the necessary RECEIPTS OF THE DEPARTMENT. nd filed and ordered printed. of the sheep shearing done at the fes-slo;,< to finish the opening of South 4th Ave.For building permits — $ 5 00 tival held in thai place on April 8th. from Madison to Bill St., and that Hie neces- 5th ward engine house bell 10 0>) g JSS 5SG ^ :r x. ^ i - sary cost for the same bespread on the general lumber wagon 24 95 ANNUAL I1EPORT OF THE TREASURER. The figures bring out some pretty tax list, and that the original motion creating hand engine hose cart and hose 435 00 Annual report of the city treasurer fine sheep: a sjiccinl assessment district be reemded. AM Martin moved that Aid. Wines Total *«J 95 £ Ann Arbor for the year ending 8 S33& resolution be laitl on the table. ATPAUATUS. [arch 1, 1892. Which motion prevailed as follows: The apparatus of the department b the Common Council: iln actual service consists o{ two hose Name of Owner. Sex. Yeas—Aids. Martin, Herz, Fillrnore, I herewith submit my annual report i Know, O'Mara. Kchbers", Taylor, Pres. •wagons and one hook and ladder or the year ending March 1, 1892. Cooley—8. truck, carrying 211 feet of ladders, to- CONTINGENT FUND. Naye—Aide. Wines. Schairer, Fergu- gether with ropes, hooks, axes, crow- arch 1,1891. Balance over- drawn 8>i POWDER 23 05 son, Kitson. J'retiyman—5. bars, etc., all of which are in first A. A. Wood Ram 7 l.W XK By Aid. Ferguson: class condition, with the exception Receipts. Absolutely Pure. 21)04 1S6 1114 860 Resolved. That the City Clerk be and is here- of hose wagon Xo. 1, from which the ounty Treasurer — Liquor A (S-epm of tartar baking: powder. Highest 157 163 8588 25 05 Tax * 8,062 69 C. H. Parsons... iSZ 12 03 by ordered and directed to procure a gold of all in leaving strength.—Latest U. S. Uuvern- 21! SO SI.') dollar and have the same suitably inscribed, paint is peeling, althugh I think it avings Rank -Interest 2115 987 ,T. E. Smith 803 - 2V| 2fl 05 Can lie run another year without much ity Clerk—Licenses --- 76 00 a ROYAL BAKINa POWDER Co., 106 VI all St., N. \. :;7.-> 2 Ur aid, aud if the said superintendent shall HOSE. 118 860 IS 10 ud that she shall be entitled thereto, then he, STHEET FOND, 2'! i le said superintendent, is hereby authorized N. A. Wood Ewe 85 885 We have at present, 2,650 feet of March 1, 1891. Balance on EXPERT WRITERS 106858 2 111 18 o grant such aid, not exoeeding the sum of six Vubber-lined cotton hose in good con- . 154:3.58 2U 222 14 ollars per month, in money. That said super- hand * 94-11 ,j 1511 .!5N SUI2I 4 00 utendent do draw an order for such aid, so by dition, although some of it has been Receipts. 2 1222 0 808 im to be granted, to be signed by the City )T in use 10 or 12 years. When asking irt and stone sold 420 10 ACCOUN- J. S. Wood 96 891 2!4|8 04 lerk and Mayor, on the City Treasurer, and 84374 2U IB 09 nclude all such aid so granted in his monthly the council for an appropriation for uthcrland's services 23 40 Kespectf ulJy submitted, TANTS A. A.. Wood 2% 20 03 eports to the Common Council. Appropriation - 9,000 00 186 861 tlie ensuing year, we based our esti- S. W. BRAKES, Ira E. Wood 2K M! U9 Which resolution prevailed by a yea ppropriation, sidewalks 290 60 _ 186 851 V-A 19 06 mates upon only absolutely necessary City Treasurer. CORRES- S. K. Crittenden . I i It? I I E 2 106358 18 04 nd nay vote as follows: Requirements, which included 1,000 feet Total receipts. 10,676 21 PONDENTS 31030 :»- 14 08 Yeas—Aide. Wines, Schairer, Fergu- On motion the report was accepted C. R. Parsons.— 1 12 09 of hose. But owing to the fact that Disbursements. 8S)i35C 14 06 and filed and ordered printed. 1 84!S7 exn, O'Mara, Kitson, Prettyman, Pres. the committee on finance recommended 10,094 29 By Aid. Snow: RAPID JYAUPEN Cooley—7. a cut therein, and to the further fact

.; •_... Resolved, That ;i special co.mmit- No, id "A Treatise on Mortgage Invest- Nays—Aids. Martin, Herz, Fillmore, that your honorable body, as well as Balance on hand Mar. 1,'92 581 92 WRITING ee of three be appointed by the presi- ments, applicable to farm and city now. Rehberg, Taylor—0. (myself, have a desire to see the -de- SOLDIEKS' RELIEF FUND, lent and charged with the duty of property, and showing how to make NNUAL REPORT OF THE FIRE COMMISS- partment out of debt at the begin- farch 1, 1891. Balance on 604 40 nvestiig-ating , conditions of the Al- ENGROSSING No. 38 tin intelligent and judicious selection IONERS. lilng of another year, I recommended hand of such securities," is a new work 'o the Common Council: 5'ou purchase only as much hose an Receipts. ens icreek Mill race, and report Appropriation 600 00 vhat arrangement can be made for SOLO BY STATIONERS EVERYWHERE. just published by Edwa.rd N. Darrow, The annual report of the chief of can be paid for with the amount re- 600 U0 he discontinuance of the same. Samples FREE on receipt of return postage, 2 cents. of Minneapolis. The subject is treat- he. lire department, containing the ceived for the fire engine sold to the 1 204 40 ed practically and thoroughly for the Jeipts and expenses of the depart- village of Milan, relying upon the pres- Total receipts Which resolution prevailed. 810 BROADWAY, nent tor the year is hereby respect- Di&hursemcnts. The chair appointed the following SPENCERIAN PEN CO., NEW YORK. benefit of investors. Its chapters treat ent council to devise means of furnish- rderspaid 139 0° of the business, the application, de- ully submitted. ing us the necessary equipments for 188 00 omniittee: Aids. Snow, Wines, anil 'rettymian. bentures, guaranty and mortgage pa- GEO. H. POND, Pres. putting the department on first-class, Balance on hand Mar. 1, 92 1,065 40 COUNTY AND VICINITY. A communication of Mrs. Foley was pers. The points are clearly and con- WM. J. MILLER, Clerk. practical footing. BRIDGE, CULVEKT AND CROSSWALK FUND. cisely stated, so that any one may •ead, and on motion was laid on the Saline sighs for a band of wind in- Ann Arbor, April 15th, 1892. Receipts. readily understand them. This val- HYDRANTS. Appropriation 4,000 00 able. struments. 'o the Honorable Board of Fire Com- uable work is for sale at $1.00 ,by The number of hydrants lias been Disbursements. Pres. Cooley, after Bomc remarks, The early farmer is getting His oats missioners. the author, 201 Hennepiii ave., Minn. Gentlemen:—I again have the hon-increased from 117 to 123, exclusive Vone imade the following- appointments of In—not the wild variety. of the one on the hospital grounds, -— r of submitting to you my annual re- Balance on hand Mar. 1,'92 4,000 00 landing committees for the coming The Normal students are having a "whicli is maintained by the state. Run by electricity—Lightning. )ort, (this being the third) as chief DOG TAX FUND. ear. vacation this week also, and Ypsi. Just oversight—The eyebrows. There have also been about three miles Finances—W. L. Taylor, Wm. Herz, A. H ie quiet. >f the, Fire Department. I assure larch 1, 1891. Balance on 'lllmore. Paper weights—Sunday issues. ou that the monotony apparent in of water mains laid, making a total The Plymouth Mail scores a con- of about 27 1-2 miles. The water hand 100 00 Ordinances—L. D. Wines, C. Martin, Wm. he similarity of the reports is great- larch 1, 1892. Balance on Q. Snow. temporary for publishing spring po- Supply has been increased by the dril- 100 00 COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. y relieved in the actual performance hand Streets—C. Martin, A.I'. Ferguson. Wm. G. vtry. It certainly in a great provo- ling of several wells, furnishing an yi duty. I will endeavor to show DELINQUENT TAX FUND, Snow, H. G. Prettyman, W. L. Taylor, L. D. cation. liibundance of water which is unexcelled 623 37 Wines. n detail the work performed by the larch 1, '91. Bal. overdrawn At the Dexter high school Prof. (OFFICIAL. 1 5ii quality. Sidewalks—A. J. Kitson, E. Rehberg, A. H. department during the year ending Receipts. fillmore, Wm. Herz, D. F. Schairer, John- Clark is preparing a cantata of 100 O'Mara. Council Chamber. 4.pril 1st, 1892, also make a state- HORSES. 'ounty Treasurer 255 49 voices Jor aai entertainment to be giv- 371 27 Fire Department—Jno. O'Mara, E. Rehberg. Ann Arbor, April IS, 1892. ment of losses by fire, the insurance There are in the service five horses ppropriation, rejected tax. 15 78 en eoon by the senior class. Disbursements. I. G. Prettyman. Regular meeting. •aid thereon and tli ecause of fires all of which at present are doing very Water—A. P. Ferguson, E. Rahberg, A. H The Normal Choir, assisted by the teal estate tax returned 2S2 52 ^illmore. Called to order by Pres. Cooley. s far as can be ascertained, together well. teal estate tax rejected 6112 Police—Wm. G. Snow, A. J. Kitson, W. L. Detroit orchestra, is preparing for a Roll called. A full board present. vith such other information as I trust MEX. -"ersonal tax retained 406 12 {rrand concert June <3, of which F. 749 76 Taylor. Aid Kitson moved that the old rules be of interest to your honorable The jmanual force consists of eight Lighting—Wm. Herz, D. F. Schairer A. J. H. Pease will be the conductor. Bal, overdrawn Mar. 1, '92. ],101 86 Kitson. governing ftlie last year's council be body. full-time men (including the chief) and April 26th, being the anniversary adpoted Ito govern this council. FIRF.MENS' FUND. Bonds—A. H. Fillmore, Jno. O'Mara, H. G. s"o. of alarms responded to 45 five call men. There have been, dur- rettyman. fif the birth of Win.. Shakespeare and Aid. Taylor moved as an amend- fires destroying property 30 ing the year, five resignations from the ilarch 1,1891. Balance on hand 3,960 69 *>f David Hume, the Dexter high school chimney fires 12 Licenses—D. F. Schairer, Wm. Herz, A. P. ment (that we proceed to business un- burning' rubbish 3 service, 24 days time lost on account Receipts. erguson. will hold special exercises on that r fier the old rules for this evening. alue of property destroyed % 4,470 00of sickness, and three men have serv- BuildingPermits 5 00 Parks—H.G. Prettyman, Jno. O'Mara, D. F Schairer. day. i Which amendment prevailed. us. pd. on :/) ed as substitutes. Fortunately none Saleof Bell 10 0« in excess of insurance paid 1,206 50 Appropriation- 7,000 00 Poor—E, Rehburg, C. Martin, L. D. Wines. April 28th the governor lias pro- Minutes of April 5th and 7th meet- of the nicn or property of the depart- 'otal amount of insuranci e ou propertt 7,015 00 Ou motion the council adjourned. claimed as Arbor Day. Can you and ings approved. in which the above losses occurred &),&*> umenu t have met with serious accident •will you not plant a tree on that Total receipts 10,975 09 WM. J. MILLER, Clerk. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS. This shows a slight increase over during- tbe year. Bay ? It will benefit the whole hu- A petition signed by Ada.m Mager he losses of last year, also an in- Wm. 'H. Carroll a former member of Disbursements. ta.in family. and several other residents and prop- rease in the amount of losses in(.ex- ihe department, died Jan. 17th, '92,Orders paid 6,300 16 The Leader Wii-nte that Dexter vii- erty .holders of the. city of ess erf. insurance paid, which may having resigned fro'm the service on Balance on hand 4,675 53 8age and township better join together ie ascribed to the burning or suffo- Ann Arbor, asking that a sidewalk account of sickness, in June '91. This POLICE FUND. 'and purchase the opera house, for their be ordered built on the east side of ating of 'Horses (on which there was is ihe only occurance of death to ;a •use .as a town hall, and place for pub- Traver st.. in front of the property 10 insurance), in the barn of H. Kit-•member of the department, since its March 1,1S91. Balance on hand 1,525 28 lic entertainments. «rf J .C. Aillpiendingcr, Nelson Rogers, Ige, the building itself receiving slight organization, thre eycars ago. Meceeipts. Eay ISuckalew bought the last of W. N. Cooper, 3. McXally and T., A. in mage. Officers' fees 16 95 January 40 coarse, wool lambs for ACCIDENT FUND. •Vppropriation 2,250 00 A. & N. M. E. R. While under the head of losses I On Oct. 3d "Jl, at 3.40 a. an., there 2,266 95 $120, and sold them a few days ago Referred to sidewalk co.mmittee. mention the deplorable fact that, with- Total receipts 3,792 as for $245.77. A handsome profit •Was a fire in the house of Mrs. Isreal Claims of Mary Dangler, et. al. Spen- n tlie la.st year, two human beings in Hall, on Washtenaw ave. Mrs. Hall, Disbursements. lor two months feeding. jur city have lost their lives through Orders paid 2,094 75 — cer Crawford and John F. Walter, om account of the prompt response of 2,094 75 The annual shoot of the Manchester Betting forth that their property had lie medium of fire. Let us hope that the department, made the boys a gun club occurs on the 20th insr., been dajnaged to the amount of $500 heir loss may prove beneficial to the present of $25.00, which was deposit- Balance on hand March 1, 1S92... 1,697 48 entries open to the world. The list each.by the lowering of the grade and community by J'urnfehing an example ed in the Savings Bank as an accident POOR FUND. of prizes is a very long one, and the cutting down of N. Fifth nve. 11 the danger in careless handling of fund, to be drawn on only in case of March 1,1891. Balance on hand 1,812 09 Occasion will be a grand one., as it ;asolime, the number of fires from Aid Ferguson moved that the sev- Injury to some of the firemen. Receipts. always is. eral claims be laid on the table. which has greatly increased over those The conference of the Evangelical of the previous year. KIKE LIMITS. Appropriation 1,259 00— Whiten ,niiotion prevailed by a yea 1,250 00 association to Whittaker; Rev. J. Orth and nay vote as follows: CAUSES OF FIRES. The enforcing of the ordinance rel- defective chimneys 5 Monroe county, sent Rev. I). W. Gani- Yeas—Aids. Wines, Hchairer, Fill- Sasoline stoves..' 4 ative to wooden buildings within fire Total receipts 3,062 09 mertsfelder to Whittaker; Rev. J. Orth more, 8now, Ferguson, O'Mara, Reh- children with matches 'i Idtnrte, has proven quite a task, and Disbursements. to Ridge way; and Rev. N. Wunder- jamp explosions 2 !n some eases has met with opposition Iberg, Taylor, Kitson, Prettyman, Pres. electric wires during storm 2 Orders paid , 1,262 50 aick to Washtenaw. Cooley—11. ;igar stubs 2 from persons whose philanthropy Cigarettes 2 1,262 50 Last week Tuesday, a house own- Nays—Aids. Martin, Herz—2. ncendiary l should have dictated the contrary, *'d by E. W. Wallace, in Saline, and but I am pleased to state that in all Balance on hand March 1,1892.. 1,799 59 JAMES TANNER EX-COMMISSIONER OF PEN- The following constable bonds were Stove pipe falling down 1 SIONS. •occupied by Wm. Derendinger, was des- Tipping over lantern l WATER FUND. accepted and approved with the se-Spark from locomotive . 1 cases we have been able to gain the troyed by fire. Wallace had $500 in- curities named: Spark from chimuey 1 desired end without recourse to theMarch 1,91. Bal. on hand.. 3,559 71 Teachers' Association. surance on the building. There was ias jet in contact with window curtain... 1 courts. Receipts. PRINCIPAL. SURETIES. Jarelessness in exterminating vermin from !no insurance on contents. J. A. Herbert, Appropriation .. 5,500 00 hen house 1 I IKE ESCAPES. The Waslitenaw County Teacher'-. Died dn Lyndon, April 12, 1892, J. A. Herbert. (J. H. Rhodes. Unknown -i 5,500 00 Association •will hold a meeting at- E, Wagner, No. of miles traveled responding to alarms Ziyi I will again call your attention (Mrs. Polly Davidson Clark, wife of Total receipts 9,059 71 the high ecliool chapel, in Ann Arbor, Paul Schall. (). 0. Sorg. No. of feet of hose laid 10,500 to the question of fire escapes for Wm. Clark, aged 8G. Mrs. Clark came J. J. Parshall, Disbursements. nn Saturday, May 7th, at 10.30 a. into this state sixty years ago. Her Geo. W. Brown. W. H. Mclntyre. No. of chemicals used 23 hotels and places of amusement, (the Philip Bach. ordering of which I have heretofore Orderspaid 5,270 00 ' m., commencing sharp at that hour. • aily home was in the town of Sylvan, Thomas F. Leonard. Of the above alarms, 29 were by 5,270 00 John Eisele, reeomended). There are a number of PROGRAM. 5n the immediate vicinity of Chelsea. Charles Fox. E. P. Mason. telephone, the others were carried di- these buildings in our city which at Bal. on hand Mar. 1,1892... 3,789 71 10:30 A. M., Sharp. —Standard. Henry Marsh. i has. H. Worden. 4-ectly to the engine house. I again A. F. Martin. tiny time may prove crematories for CEMETERY FUND. MUSIC. :all your attention to the necessity, Geography in the Rural Schools, - This story is told by the Dexter unfortunate occupants, if the owners Mar. 1,'91. Balance on hand 189 66 Leader man, with never a quiver MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS. for some form of fire alarm, either tele- Miss L. G. MAKKIIAM, Ann ArbOJ phone or telegraph. nre not compelled to provide adequate Receipts. 'on liis face: "Alex. Mallion brought By Aid. Martin: Penmanship, Resolved, That the President do appoint a VALUE OF DEPT. PROPERTY. means of escape. Manly& Speedily,sale of lots 85 00 PROF. P. R. CLEAKY, Ypsllanti. to this office on Monday (April 10) a Appropriation 50 00 committee of three members of the council to Real estate and buildings $18,000 00 MUSIC. (-talk of corn 5 1-1 inches high, grown be called Committee on Liquor Bonds, aud Uparatus and tools 2,>wo uo STREET OBSTRUCTION". 136 00 that such committee be a.standing.committee b'lve horses :»00 00 Primary Ideals, ------out of floors iliis spring, on of this council. i'wo sets double harness 210 00 Another matter of no small Impor- Total receipts - 324 66 Miss MARY WHEELER, Chelsea the C, C. Waite far.in." One single harness 75 00 tance to which, ii may be pardoned, (iUESTION BOX. Which resolution prevailed. 20U bushels oats tj>> 00 Disbursements. I will call your attention, i.s tin I:J0 P. .1/. The last Vpsilantian gives an arti- By Aid. Martin: Six horseblaukets :si> oo Orders paid 19273 Ml'SlC. cle descriptive of tile new Dump lae- Whips,*curry combs and brushes .'> ooquestion of street obstruction. I^ast 192 73 Resolved, That the amount of the liquor 3850 ft. hoe« 1,600 00 Solo, - - - - PHOF. A. A. HAL... Itory which has been started ill that bonds be fixed at ?3,000 and druggist bonds a Thirteen beds n-5 00 season especially, many of our streets Sa.uoa for the coming year. Bal. on hand Mar. 1, '92.... 13193 Seeing They See Not, .... city, of which Wilfred Barnes in that Four stove- „_ :c> 00were at times in an almost impassable Chairs :> no UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL AID BOND FUND. MISS .N'I.NA VAXDEWALKEP., of the Normal. Which resolution prevailed. condition, caused by the placing of dent, and B. I'. Goodrich secretary. Brooms, tow els, etc 5 00 Mar. 1,'91. Balance on hand 840 00 Language and Grammar in the Public School?, By Aid. Taylor: I'M lbs. waste at '" C 20 (X)building material therein. I would The capital stock is $25,000, and when Receipts. Miss ClABA DOIE, Ypsilanti. •the factory is in running order will em- Resolved, That the sum of J300 be and th suggest that you ask the council to Errors in Teaching, - - - IMPROMPTU. same is appropriated from the Bridge, Culver Total .*v>4,058 0J Appropriation 3,840 CO ploy 15 or 20 bands. and Cross-walk Fund for the purpose of re impress iipon police officers aud U\< Music for the occasion will be fur- planking bridges No. 1-5. EXPENSE OF THE DEPARTMENT. 3,840 00 They are talking of gelling up a For salaries - street commissioner, the necessity o bished by the Misses Nellie M. Horner. Aid. Wince moved that the appro •'shake purse" to have tin' Lake Shore one new H. aud L. truck - 1.000 (10 strictly enforcing the ordinance rela Total receipts 4,680 00 Lillian Schlee, Edith Cnse, Klla Nix- •ps'iniinn be made from 111.' street func l, bedding and towels 52 SI "depot"*/.) in this village photograph- washing " " " iS 00 tlve .thereto. It seems unnecessary Disbursements. on, Kate Krause and Florence Bach- brooms ed and placed on exhibition at the insteadot the bridgf, culvert and cross tor me to state that negligence in this Orderspaid 3,S40 00 man. soap, scrub brushes, etc.. — 3,840 0( World's Fair in competition witli all walk fund. oil.'lautern globes and wicks"!"!! 21 88matter may cause loss of life and Let every teacher attend this meet- matches Which amendment prevailed by ; 1 30 Bal. on hand Mar. 1, '92.... ing. It will be tile ino.-M important miserable hovels of a like nature in repairs to stoves U 10 property, as can readily be seen In the country. Underneath the picture yea vote as follows: i anyone giving it a thought. I wil OPENING DIVISION STRF.ET FUND. tend interesting of the year. gats — — 289 66 should 1>e inscribed the well known in- Yeas—Aids. Wines, Schairer, Martin also mention street railway crossings Mar. 1, '91. Bal. on hand... . Commissioner Cavanaugh is desir- Ilerz, Ferguson, O'Mara, Kitson, Pret hay ._ 95 t;h straw 18 27 some of which are very bad. Disbursements. ous of haviiifr a full attendance, and Kcription, •The public be d d,"— bran i 53 tyman, 1'res. Cooley—9. 3 Orders paid 375 00 every teacher in the county will sure- Manchester Enterprise. corn.. — a 00 REPAIRS. Nays—Aids. Fillmore, Hnow, Reh ly be benefited by the meet ing. The The nev. meeting of the Webster OLlmeal 5 75 375 00 berg, Taylor—4. carrots — 7 02 It will be lurissaiy to repair floor. The actual amount of cash paid out teachers are rapidly learning, that Farmer's Club will be held a I medicine and medical attendance two of the apparatus rooms, ale* handsome new residence of Mrs. A. The original resolution as amendec for horses :,( j.-, from March 1st, 1891, to March 1st, .'in unity and frequent conference with M. Chamberlain, on Saturday, May iprevaUed ae follows: one new collar '27 75 to thoroughly ventilate the building each other there ii wisdom. repairs on harness 9 70 I further recommend that before an 1892, was as follows: 14th. The programme consists of Mu- Yeas—Aids. Wines, Schairer, Mar whips, currycombs and brushes 8 50 Contingent Fund $ 12,357 The Ann Arbor Typographical Union sic. Prayer. Paper by Mrs. E. N. tin, Herz, FiUmore, Snow, Ferguson blankets 7 50 • winter, the doors on the fron Street Fund.. 10,094 21 met Monday evening and elected of- Ball. Recitation by Dorr Queal. Mu- horse shoeing 48 08 of the engine house be replaced by Firemen's Fund 6,300 1 ficers for the ensuing year as follows: O'Mara, Taylor, Kitson, Prettyjnan general blaeksmithing o 75 Police Fund 2,094 7 sic. Question Box. Music. Ques- brake for H. aud L. truck 17 00 lighter and better fitting ones. I President, Karl C. Kern; vice-presi- Tres. Cooley—12. Poor Fund - 1,262 5C dent; rec. secretary, John 0. Jenkins: tion for Discussion—Led by R. C. Reeve: Nays—Aid. Rehberg—1. pair shafts 8 00 •would be advisable too, to considc Water Fund 5,270 0C "Are there people who get no bene- repairs on aparatus 7 83 City Cemetery Fund 192 r secretary and treasurer, B. F. Ohlln.- By Aid. Martin: paint aud glass 24 24 the question of steam or water heat Opening Division StreetFund 375 «. E