ANN ARBOR REGISTER. I TU'UVH VOL XXI NO. 18. ANN AEBOK, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1895. WHOLE NO. 1002 AGAINST APPROPRIATION. IT WILL. INTEREST YOU. For tlie Poor Indian. The Lecture by Prof. ELelsey Next The U. S. Government takes good Saturday Night. care of its poor Indians, seeing to it THE LEGISLATURE *OT UKELV I 'rof. Francis W. Kolsey will give an that a liberal allowance is made for the DON'T DO IT! TO HELP THE ni Illustrated lecture on "A Summer at red men. If the Indians do not have THIS YE.VIt. Pompeii'' in the Presbyterian church, plenty to live upon comfortably it is be- SALE OF Saturday evening, May 4. Neapolitan cause he trades off what Uncle Sam DON T BUY DNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN
IV. «'. T. V. YOl'NG WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO- ANDREW E. GIBSON, Oood New*. No other medicine in the world was CIATON. "DIRT DEFIES THE KING." THEN jiven such a test of its curative For God, and Home and Native Land. qualities, aa otto's Cure. Thousands Edited by .Mrs. A. E. Van Valkenburg. Class in English. ATTORNEY AT LAW. of bottles of this great (icrman remedy Press Buperintem A class has recently been formed in are bsing distributed free of charge, by The next regular meeting of the lo- ersational English. Especial at- jV#. W t. Huron St. druggists in thia country, to those ANN AKBOK MICH. .•(I with Consumption, Asthma, cal \V. i!. T. fj. \\i:i be he}d May 9 at 3 tention is paid lo the avoiding of com- SAPOLIO Croup, severe Coughs, Pneumonia ami Hall. mon mistakes in speaking, spelling, all Throat and iving - Mary A. Wadsworth, for many and writing, and to the correct and IS GREATER THAN ROYALTY ITSELF. thep- at Otto's Cure will J. J. FERGUSON, cure them, and that grandest years a national W. C. T. CJ. lecturer, use of language. The class ' triumph of medical scienoe. For -;(!••and who several years ago folli at the V. W. C. A. rooms Monday by 3 -.int. Samples Miss Willard through the Southern evenings from 8 to 9, and will ;n free. Large bo1 states, was present at our last meeting modate a number more. The class Builder and and gave a very interesting account ot dues are, for members of the Associa- "Where Arc Wo At!" the hopeful results of temperance labor tion, 25c for ten lessons; for those not A This question perplexes the whole in the south. She spoke of the "Four members, 50c. The term is just begin- Jobber. usiness world. People interested in Mile Law'' which has resulted, in chart- ning and it would be well to join at he Northwest can iind where they are ered schools being established so close once. at by consultiii las containing A new broom sweeps well. All who have tried •Estimates given on Short Notice. together in some sections, that a thirsty me up to date maps and much valuable LITERARY NOTES. our new Ftlfiutiwe StOTB, one-half block west Ktpairing, Bebuilding and 'fob--eference and descriptive matter, sent man might ride day after day without o any address (or lo cents in stamps by of Main street, No. 9 and 11 West Liberty street, bing a Specialty. being able to quench his thirst with The Atlantic Monthly for April con- F. I. WHITNEY, G. P. & T. A., Gre»1 anything stronger than water: and said say it is the place to trade. Why? Because we have Northern Railway, St. Paul, Minn. 9(5 tains installments of the two serials the general temperance laws were far now running: A Singular Life, by Mrs the only entire new stock in town and are selling at ORDERS PROMPTLY AT- better and better enforced than in the Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward, and prices that are acknowledged by all judge of goods Fruit Growers and Small Northern states. She emphasized, how- The Scats of the Mighty, by Gilbert and value to be the lowest ever offered. TENDED TO. Farmers. ever, the growth and developmant of Parker. Southern women, during the last few Fiction is further represented by the SHOP AND RESIDENCE, Homes and Living for Thousands. years. From mere butterflies of fash- second part of Gridou's Pity, by Grace Furniture, Carpets, Straw Mat- ion, as helpless as infants, many have Howard Peirce, and a touching single- tings. Draperies. Lace Curtains, Win. • B W. Summit St., Ann Arbor, Mich. Read what western papers and fruit become prominent workers in educa- raisers say about a special number of number story, by Annie Trumbull dow Shades. Baby Carriages, etc. ;he Great Northern Bulletin, devoted tional and reformatory lines. Slosson, entitled Dumb Foxglove. All we ask is a chance and a trial. ;o the fruit business in the Pacific She read the following extract from a An atmosphere of Spring is given to Northwest: letter written to her recently from the issue by a delightful paper on '"Contains a multitude of interesting Columbus, Mississippi, by a woman of and valuable articles, notes and hints. Flower Lore of New England Children, SGHALLER'S •resented by a close student and inves- this class. by Alice Morse Earlo. Two papers of tigator. " — Daily Spokesman - Review, ''Since you visited Columbus, the educational interest are The Expressive Spokane, Wash. cause of temperance has grown and Power of English Sounds, by Professor HENNE & STANBER "The best thing of the kind that has strengthened, until now, we not only Albert H. Tolman, and The Basis of yet been published. * * The future have closed the saloons here in this of the fruit business is brought out our Educational System, by James Jay No. 9 and n West Liberty Street. BOOKSTORE town and county but in every strongly without exaggeration."—Rural Greenough. Northwest, Portland, Ore. county of the state, except Poems and the usual departments •'The Fruit Bulletin isa storehouse of seven of the seventy-two counties, and coinplete-the issue. 19 EAST WASHINGTON STREET. facts interesting to our growers. It is the prohibition feeling is so strongly —Houghton, Mifllin & Co., Boston. also calculated to show eastern people ingrained into the hearts and minds of that the Pacific Northwest is 'strictly The Forum for April has for its lead in if as a producer of staple fruits."—J. our men, that I feel quite .confident B. Holt. Manager Snake River Fruit that the next legislature which con- er a brilliant essay entitled "The Real JOHN KOCH, A well selected stock of Association, Wawawai. Wash. venes in January, '96, will pass a state 'Quintessence of Socialism,'" by Mr. ".Most artistically printed and oon-prohibition, to supplant the present W. H. Mallock, the eminent English Successor to KOCH & HENNE. tainsmore horticultural matter relating "local option law. " student of Socialism,—one of the most High to the northwest than we have ever be- luminous expositions of the fallacies of fore seen in one publication."—Pacific The female college, Dr. Steele told My March Bargains are Lower Than You Ever Heard of! Farmer, Portland, Ore. you of, is the brightest jewel in Missis- Socialism that have ever appeared in Grade "I am delighted with the Bulletin. I sippi's crown. Columbus gave the state periodical literature. An article on a do not think I ever saw anythiny more $50,000 worth of properly, and $50,000 kindred topic is by Mr. Henry Holt who Parlor Suites, $18.50. comprehensive on the fruit business. concludes his series of papers on "The Fine now style Chamber Suite with bevel glass, $13.75. Stationery My belief that the country out here is in cash to locate it here. Several cities The latest style Side Board $13.00. the best part of the Union for home- sought it, and bid high for it. I have Social Discontent."—Forum Pub., Co., A nice Set of Chairs—antique, $5.00. seekers is stronger than ever."—H. II. heard of no one here regretting the in- N. Y. A nice Lounge, well Upholstered and Springs, $4.T-"i. -o all the latest publications of th Spalding, Treasurer State Board of vestment. The faci^ty numbers twenty- The April number of the Eclectic has A nice Bed Stead, $2.26. Horticulture, Almota, Wash. A nico Fine Spring-, $1.B0. . present day ran be found two, every one of whom1 is a'Mississippi a number of excellent articles—opening "Should be in the hands of every with one from the Quarterly Review,' It is nearly house-cleaning time—call and look at our new Stock of Carpets, woman except the President, Dr. Fraz- all grades, from 17e to $1.00 per yd. -AT- frnit raiser in the Pacific Northwest. on "Oliver Wendell Holmes." On the * * Shows in an interesting way ier, of Virginia. It is the policy of the Our importation of Matting has arrived, please call and look at the new de- just whut our country otters to fruit state to employ only women of our own same order is a critical article on "The signs, prices from 12e to 50c per yd. Poems of Robert Bridges," by Mr. J I have the latest novelties in Draperies and Rugs at the lowest prices. SCHALLER'S growers and men who believe in small section, as long as they can be secured farms well tilled."—Northwest Horti- C. Bailey, and a tribute to "Christina Baby Carriages in all styles and grades. Prices lower than ever before. of suitable capacity. The standard of Window Shades complete, only 17c. Shades made to order. NEW BOOKSTORE, culturist, Taeoma, Wash. Rossetti, by Mr. A. C. Benson.. Mi-. scholarship is high. Three hundred "There is not a topic likely to be of W. Hill James contributes an interest- .-3 E, Washington St.. Op. Hangsterfer' and fifty girls are in attendance, and Cabinet Work and Upholstering Made to Order— interest or value to the inquirer that is ing paper entitled "Recollections of the overlooked. A most complete all receive industrial training in addi- Our Great Specialty. Chinese War." The papers on trave and attractive compendium of the hor-tion to the literary course. It is a fact and adventure take one through a wide Repairing of all Kinds of Furniture on Short Notice. ticultural interests of the West."— that every young woman who has grad- Daily Oregonian, Portland, Ore. variety of scenes.—Published by E. R. uated from this college has a good posi- Call in, and Buy One of the Best Air Mattresses in Did You Ever This valuable publication will be sent Pelton, 144 Eighth Street, New York. tion, and the President receives many the World. to any address, together with "Facts applications for teachers to go all over About a Great Country," containing *• I-;IIIII Central Station Attendants. Eat Any? large map, for four cents in postage, by the country." "A practical demonstration of the Hon. Chauncey M. Depew, who speaks wisdom establishing a free messengei A fresh lot of F. I. WHITNEY, G. P. & T, A., Great in University Hall this afternoon, is a and guide service at the New York Gunther's < landiea Northern Railway, St. Paul, Minn. Central station in New York city was Just received man whose purity of lite and character given a few days ago," remarked a gen- JOHN KOCH, In sealed boxes. have secured for him the respect of tleman who had just returned from the The motto is not good people everywhere, and for this metropolis this morning. "1 went to How cheap, but reason wo give his clear-cut utterances the big town on'the 9:20 evening train, Sucessor to KOCH & HENNE, How good. WINANU CO. arriving at New York at 7:30 on time on the pending question of woman's to a minute, as usual. In the car that franchise. He signed the petition in I was in was a charming old lady who finest Chocolates, - - 60c its favor and when.asked whether he had a big satchel. When we got ofl 56,58 AND 60 S. MAIN ST., -• ANN ARBOR, the train I prOposed to carry the ole Finest Mixture, - - 60c The Secret of Success. had always been a friend of the move- lady's baggage to the street from awaj NOT in Selling Cheap ment, replied as follows: up at the forty-fourth-st. end of the de*- The Very Best Butter Goods. We don't wan't any "Well. I think I must be content to pot. It's a long walk, you know, from Cups, - - - 40c trash In the house; but iiibe in the light of a convert. I have that end to the Forty-second street selling Good Goods Cheap. the error of my ways. That and the old lady was all al 'Die people appreciate up-to- I was just about to take her satchel THERE IS NONE Store-keeping. The ap- is, I think that times have changed. from the porter when a smart young preciation at this stoi • Woman herself is different in some re- man in a blue uniform, wearing a roum WCOL BETTER pands in every direction be- spects to what she used to be. She owns red hat such as British soldiers wear JKADt BABg. cause there is Good Value and having embroidered on the front TO BE HAD. and (iood Treatment al- a large amount of property from which in gold letters, 'Grand Central Station ways hand-in-hand I she is taxed. She has become a great Attendant,' stepped up to her, ton JET VAI I UAVCany derangement of industrial factor. She has a right to his hat and politely asked where Stomach, if your Bloozz^_i.d i i tJs LivG impurei , l\lQnGy, i" troubleS Or d wished to go. He took the satchel from with constipation, or if your whole system is B. & M. nay !- and under < run down and needs building up, try LINGOi-N Silk Selling. the porter and carried it to the en TEA. Why pay a DOLLAR for a vile com- what laws she shall conduct her busi- tram- i, after protecting he pound, when for 25 CENTS you can get a DRUG STORE, Livi more- sat- 1 think the beginning of package of LINCOLN TEA, made from pure, ory to \ on, too, to know my from the horde of hackmen, he put hei fresh herbs, with curative quali+ies far ex~ 46 SOUTH STATK NT. that every day adds new opinion was in Wyoming H few and her baggage on a cross town cai needing any other tea. or preparation on the sago. I was travelling through the and went back into the station. () marKet. freshness and brightness, to course it was only what he was hired to lotions simple arts, .-va:r " ; *irs*-class the ever-changing Stock. state and met a great many of the aruggists sell UNCvLfr fHA. Beware oV In- do. but he did it so nicely that I was ferior teas that cir>..g{rists try *o sel« yoi as "just J.S goo.'i linent men. I asked them about greatly pleased, and the little old ladj ir Lincoln Tea.'' None of them are *R good TAM an o»njr» | Colored Dress Goods Selling. the workings of woman's suffrage, and was pleased also. There was a troublec •i nothing but praise of it., I found look on her face when she stepped oil THE BEST fain Prices flying around the train, but when she saw the uni like Shavings. 3,000 yds. 36out that my old ideas about ail the hor- form of the young fellow who spoke 1( 38 inch Plain and Fan- rible things which would happen to the it all disappeared. She knew shi THE ANN ARBOR SAVINGS BANK cy Dress (loon's, 12c Inhom- e were unfounded. 1 think that was in good hands and need not worrj Organized 1860, under the General Banking Law ol this State. stead of 25o. 6,000 ycU. Pur-woman has a right to the suffrage, and more. The messenger service is i est Wool, imported Plain that giving it to her will do good rather great institution. When a lady board Fancy Dress Hoods. 36 a New York Central train for Xo\ CAPITAL, $59,000. SURPLUS, $150,000. TOTAL ASSETS,"$1,000,003 and 38 inch (Sashme than harm; so when the,, question was York alone nov she knows that she wil ea, Henriettas, and High pending in New York state I signed be protected from the time the trail Novelties. Pure t he petition in favor." starts till she is safely in a carria Busirxss _1/-H, Gu,%rdians, T)-ust< », /. i lies an I other persons will find tins Bu>.k a Wool French Challies, etc., car in New York City. What mor ALL <.'.>(• Instead ol 5QQ per could be asked of a railroad than that' Safe and Convenient NURSER. yd. Several Thousands yds. T ornado, Cyclone and \\ iiul-siorin —Rochester Union and Advertiser. Testimonial*. beautiful imported French Place to make Deposits and do Business. Interest is allowed at the rate of 4 PEIi Cretonea at S/icand 50c Ln- Anybody is likely to have, his house Wonderful BeneSt. CENT, on all Savings Deposits of $1*00 and iipwards, according to the rules of tut NE{V~YORK INFANT ASYLUM— stead of 75c and $1.00 per yd. "My wife takes Hood's SarsapaHU bank, and interest cmnpounded s< mi-annually. nursing bottle known aa "Thi Best," or barn destroyed by a cyclone, wind- storm or tornado. It cost bin B every Spring, and it is the only remedy hat been tried at the, Asylum and is re- that helps her. She said she would a' Money to Loan in Sums of $25 to $5,000. commended mp*l warmly especially for pittance to be insured against danger Selling Black Dress Goods. from these sources. soon think of being without clothing, a Secured by untocutnbered real estate and other good securities. i I . iih which it can be kept being without Hood's Sarsaparilla. D1REC1OES: Christian Murk, w. 1). Harriman, William >Deubd, David werfeoHy cleiiii. We want you to know that Call uponWJf. Childs,.in the County Court House for rates. 20 cents on a am troubled with biliousness, and hav Itinspy, Daniel Hiscock, W. II. Smith and L. Qrunev. j NEW YORK I X ING-IN ASYLUM— this is the very best Black taken Hood's Pills with wonderful ben Dress Goods Store in this thousand dollars per year is certainly OFFICERS: Christian Marl,-, President; IT. I). Harriman, Vice-President; Choi have used the nursin^^tottle "The loiv enough. You can afford to pay this eflt." Geo. B.Schwab, 81 West Wash .O««t,"'and find ij, si|p^ovtp, any I have State, Belling more and buy- ington-st., Ann Arbor, Mich. K. Jliaciirk, Cashier; M. J. Fritz, Assistant Cashier. Ing more Black Dress Goods merely for the satisfaction of being in- seen dajRHSVm^.wiiib'aujtli.ltll essential sured. 60tf qualities J t hiM-rfiii-i' ln'artly recommend 1 han any other retail house Hood's I'ills cure all liveriils. it. E,JC JI.-1.1J. M. L>. -•""" in Michigan. Out-of-town REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE ANN ARBOR SAVINGS BANK people who send us their The Largest Camellia. Terry's Silvereen. NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE Torhaps the largest camellia In exist- At Anil Arbor, Michigan, at the close of business, December 19,1894. AND HOSPITAL F.<_)U )Y\>.M l mailorders never regret do- Among the many discoveries of th ing SO. ?nce is at the Piluitz castle, near Dres- KKSOURCES. ;am pleased with yoilr Nurste "The Sen, Germany. The tree is twenty-four present age, none rank higher than th LIABILITIES. Best, It (loos all you claim f
l.nn- IN TWO PENINSciiAts. t««il iiuu tiie rivet n i was drowned. Keep the Baby Fat. ar-old boy played with matches MICHIGAN PEOPLE AND V/HA1 ,n ,\ rs,i lenry A1 itchell s barn at IV- "CAVE SPRING, GA., May 21, 1894. THEY ARE DOING. " My baby was 9, living skeleton. The doctors said he was dying of Maras- konsha. Loss $1,000. mus, Indigestion, etc. The various foods I tried seemed to keep him alive, but -Mrs. Hugh Jones, a farmer's wife did not strengthen or fatten him. At thirteen months old he weighed exactly Fire Caused a Loss of ?SlO0,000 at i)u near Dowagiae. had her right cheek what he did at birth—seven pounds. I began using "SCOTT'S EMULSION," some- torn out by a mad dog. times putting a few drops in his bottle, then again feeding it with a spoon; then Town of Melbourne. — Coruuiiu ;ilso 1 Charles I'ulren. of Milan, had two again by the absorption method of rubbing it into his body. The effect was mar- Keoelves a Scorching Official Cauvrt velous. Baby began to stouten and fatten, and became a beautiful dimpled boy, coal kilns and about 700 cords of wood • IT FLOATS * W of the Vote in the Spring Election. destroyed by fire near .Milan. Loss a wonder to all. SCOTT'S EMULSION supplied the one thing-needful. $1,500. "MRS. KENNON WILLIAMS." The Commercial hotel, tog-ether with Michigan Militia Called Out. the contents, burned at Williamston. POKTT niLLION CAKE5 YEARLY. The striking1 ore trimmers and the The cause of the fire is unknown. THE "-CCT-r! a GAMBLE CO., CIN'TI. new men had a collision on No. i dock I,oss, $3,000. Scott's Emulsion at Marquette. The I'ontiac arrived at is especially useful for sickly, delicate children when their other food (> o'clock, and William O'JViara, who The Cleveland Cliffs Iron company, has a contract to trim her, starte 1 for of Negaunee, is constructing large fails to nourish them. It supplies in a concentrated, easily digestible the dock at the head of ISO men, mostly charcoal kilns and a chemical plant at THE POPULAR ROUTE 1 THE BEST LINE 10 TIE SOUTH. form, just the nourishment they need to build them up and give them imported from Ishpeming . They were Cooks, (Schoolcraft county. TO escorted by Sheriff iiroad and 10 health and strength. It is Cod-liver Oil made palatable and easy to James Thompson, aged 50, of Grand special deputies taken from the im- Rapids, jumped into the mill race at assimilate, combined with the Hypophosphites, both of which are ported men. The old trimmers met Chelsea with suicidal intent and niuv GRAND RAPIDS them in front of the first pocket and die from the effects of his bath. AND most remarkable nutrients. on the first attempt to advance further a collision ensued. The deputies tied • The Planter house and barns at Don't be persuaded to accept a substitute f without a blow, leaving the sheriff Highland Station burned. Twelve WESTERN MICHIGAN. Scott & Bowne, New York. AH Druggists. 50c. and 51. helpless. Quite a number on both horses were consumed. The loss b fft,0 !0, with insurance of SI,:.'00. sides had their heads broken, but IS THK CH&D there are no serious injuries reported. llentou Harbor thinks that some one FAJ One of the rioters was arrested by had designs on the city because a Dile THE DIRECT LINE TO ^ Marshal M. alone v. The sheriff has of rag-s and jute soaked in oil wa.- D. L. & N. called on the local company of the t'ound behind the Hotel Benton. Michigan National Guard and they DETROIT, LANSING & NORTHERN. Cincinnati and the South. I were placed under arms. The Pontiac The common council of Flint has STATIO.\S. GOING WEST. left with her load without trimming. granted a thirty-year franchise to I'l-tiOlt L.V. •, 10 1 10 p m 6 00pm John A. Nolan, of Saginaw, who will Plymouth "[ 8 i6 1 4» 3 THROUGH TRAINS DAILY from DETRC| build and equip an electric street rail- Nmi li Lyon .. " 8 iS 2 til T M Two Attempts to Wreck a Train- way. Howell June. " 9 14 7 29 4 THROUGH TRAINS DAILY from TOLEDO, Two attempts were made to wreck a EJoweH " 9 20 2 3fl 7 36 TO The young wife of Sherry Laprese Lansing " in a: :i 80 8 87 Mio- lour train near Benton Harbor. GrftDd Ledre. " lc 88 3 ofi' 9 00 DAYTON, The first attempt was made five miles made an attempt to commit suicide at Grand Rapids " 12 4" p m 5 20 10 45 south of Kenton Harbor, where the Casnovia by taking an ounce of chloro- Tonla " 11 60s rr,4 4iVp 1U 00 Howard city.. Ar. I 36 p in CINCINNATI RIPANS train struck a dummy car, which had form, but a physician succeeded in 11 45 pm been placed en the track. The car saving her. STATIONS. GOING EilST. and the SOUTH. was demolished, and the forward part (hvosso supposed it had nearly got Howard city 1 v B M a in 4 00 p ni The Best Line From of the engine was injured. Two rid of its floating debt of 8111,000, but loDla '• 80 1 86 p in e 68 Qrand Rapids ' 1 1 80 miles further, while moving- at a slow was much suprised to learn that, on to 1 : MICHIGAN flND NORTHERN OHIO Grand Ledge. • s »l •> 4. ! 7 i" ; rate, the engine struck' a pile of ties, the contrary, the debt had increased Lil f 1-- i 11 rr ' s 54 8 i ii 1 26 TO ONE GIVES &ELIEF. causing a delay of two hours. This $10,000 during the year past. Bowell v 63 s n e a last accident occurred at the most Howe]I June.. • '.)M dangerous part of the road, and had Some villain placed a dynamite Somli Lyon... ' III •M 4 "8 FLORIDA and a!! tha Souta States. bomb on the steps of the home of Rev. 1'1\ moth ' 111 i>7 4 47 9 20? the train been running at its regular II 4(1 ;i ir D. B. TRACY N. P. «., Detroit. Mich. Arthur Metcalf at Bancroft, but it I'.- roll ,' 6 w p m1" 10 p m JOHN BASTABLE. 0. P. A.. Toledo. 0. speed a fearful accident would have D. G. EDWARDS, G. P. A., Carew Bid.. CimnnaH, been the result. There is no clue to failed to explode. No cause is apparent Connections at Grand Rapids with the as he has no known enemies. Chicago &nA West Michigan It//, for the perpetrators. PeTosky, Traverse City, Manlstee, Jlus- The committee soliciting for the kegon, (Jrand Haven," Benton Harbor, S50.000 Fire jit C'orunna. Sl-VOOO bonus to secure the construc- CIO RA CLEVELAND tion of the railroad from Port Huron and St. Joseph A fire started in the Phoenix block, to Lexington have failed to raise the LOUIS ROHDE, Corunna; and on account of the un- T. A. A. ,<•• If. M. Agents Sell required amounted and it is probable Through TUkets. favorable wind the fire could not be that the project has met its final ^ BUFFALO subdued until the whole block was a death. GEO. I). HATEN, G. P. A , VIA "€. A a. mass of ruins. The buildings were Lehigigh Valley Goal, Hard & Soft Wood oommenclne wi'^ npmi"c of navigat'on nbont James McDonough, a supervisor Grand Rapids. occupied by the Corunna Journal oi Aprt Is-. ^I-cTiifincn* sidp-wheel Rterl .steamer offices, l>. l-.tohmann, furniture dealer; West Hay City, was reported as d
THE farmers among our readers will Fred Wuerth of George Wahr's, Mr. A. A. Pearson will enlarge the One Way to be Happy THE liElrlSTER. be especially interested in the following and Wm. Reule with John (loetz. jr.. une number of The Alumnus so as to Is at all times to attend to the comfo,rts PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERS made a trip to Manchester and return PUBLISHED VTSBKLY BY table showing the increase in the im- aake it include all that is usually given of your family. Should anyone of them on their wheels.—Courier. a slight cold or cough, prepare WANTED ! ports in tbose articles which the farmers • Comtnenceme"nt Annual. This 8ELBY A. MORAN, Did they? We think that they hired yourself and call at once on John 253-358 of Michigan produce. The more we a team to take thorn back.—Manches- s a good idea. Moore druggist sole agent, and n'eta FRED FAMFOBD & CO., Jefferson Avr. ANN AHBOH, MICH bottle of Otto's Cure, at German import the lower necessarily must be ter Enterprise, DETROIT, price of our home product. Doubt- X"\t Sunday evening Rev. C. M. Remedy, Free. WV give it away to MICH. TERMS: our readers will readily Bee why Justice Gibson complains because the '<>!>• T:I will begin a series of lectures prove thai we have a sure Cure for Q" Atrip through the land of Pbilis- olds. Asthma, Consumption, One Dollar per \ car in Advance. products are so low. and as is al constables do not arrest the women as and all the diseases of the throat and FINE 1.50 II'not paid until after otic year ways the result, every other industry well as the men who ride their wl la." Five years ago Mr, < 'obern spent lungs. Large sizes 50c. demoralized. upon the sidewalks. Andrew should early a year in foreign lauds and I Fij Year additional to Sub- ectures will embody personal remin- Notice to Creditor*. Millinery orWere outside of nmhtenaw County. know that it is an honor to be crowded 1 TATE OF MICHIGAN, I .'•'ifty Cents additional to /•'» riet. -8? from the sidewalk by a lady cyclist in scencea of hifi travels in the desert S' 111 \ IV OF WASHXKNAW, . "• AND ltd at Ann Arbor Postoffiee as Second- among the ruined cities of l'hilistia, in Notice is.hereby given that by an or- - !i S- -• QD *• ffl s> S so a bloomers! 'Uus .1. Moslem villages and in Bedouin camps. der of the Probate Court for the County 2 2 Andrew J. Fuller, who resided at 2!) of Washtenaw, made on the 29th day of Dressmaking N X ^ Hope lodge. No. 420, Order of Good THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1895. Thirteenth-st., died Sunday morning of April A. D. 1895, six months from that New Importations of the latest 5 g ° X 2 Templars, elected the following officers date were allowed for creditors to pre- 3 consumption. The deceased was 46 shapes and styles of n " a g ast Wednesday evening: C. T.—Thos. sent their claims against the estate of THE BEGI8TEB requests all of its _ years of age. A widow and two daugh- Solomon F. Sears, late of said County, 2" M ters survive him. Funeral services odkins; P. C. T.—Alvin Felch; Treas. deceased, and that all creditors of said friends, uilw have business at the Probate 3,3 deceased are required to present their FINE S- were held Tuesday morning at 9 a. m. —M. Lennon; Sec'y.—Sarah Felch; Court, to be sure and request the Judqe or Fin. Sec—Johana Sharp; B. P,— May claims to said Probate Court, 'at the in St. Thomas' church. > Probate Office in the city of Ann Ar- Probate or Probate Beqister to send their Pierce; P. H. A. P.—Maude Murray; bor, for examination and allowance, on SPRING pnnUnq to THE BEGISTEB. Bea- The Ann Arbor Concert Co. was Marshal—J. B. Saunders, jr.: Asst. r before the 29th day of Oc- rates only are charaed. greeted with a good sized audience at Marshal—Nellie Greenman ; Guard— ;ober next, and that such claims MILLINERY the armory last evening. The concert Julia Sharp; Sentinel—Wm. Godkins. vill be heard before said Court, was one of the best given before a Dun- n the 29th day of July and on the 29th o A son of one of Ann Arbor's ex offic- . . . JUST RECEIVED ! IF we do our work at home our labor dee audience in some time, and it is day of of October next, at ten o'clock in 7. als got into trouble last Friday night. he forenoon of each of said days. at home will be employed and the wages hoped that they may again appear in I would be pleased to have the ladies I He had too much liquor aboard and Dated, Ann Arbor, April 29th, A. D. of Ann Arbor and vicinity call paid at home will be spent at home r
Mrs. L. D. Wheeler, formerly of this Campus. Personals. city, has been spending a few days in townjjvisiting friends. She Is on her The Ca-stalian will be out In a f< w Mrs. Noah YV. Cheever is visiting in way to Hamilton, N. V. where she ex- flays. Detroit. pects to reside for a time. There will be aboul 240 graluatess in John W. Goodspeed may remove to Grand K;ipi-i-. Mr. and Mrs William Blaokman, of the lit. department th's year. Flint, who formerly resided in the town An effort is being made to organize Prof. J.B. Steere is seriously ill at his of Northtield, visited Mr. and Mrs. the Kansas students iato a club. home in Pittslield. Spencer 1). Lonnon, of the Fifth ward Miss Carrie Owen is home from her a few days last week. They are on Hereafter all money paid Uy the eq-winter's stay in N. Y. their way* to San .lose, California. eds tor base ball will be given io the Homer Henderson, of Mason, is in the Official Records, fund for the woman's annex. city visiting liis mother. The S. C. A. gave a Michigan recep- Herbert Randall will leave for New LATEST COUNTY NEWS, Showing the tion at Newberry hall lastFriiay night. I taven, ( onn., in a short time. vie This is the last reception to be given by Stewart Millen, of ColumbuB, O., is visiting his parents in the city. WHITnOKG L.IKE. the S. C. A. this spring. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Shuart spent Nothing-definite has as yet been set- A. K. Jennings, of Detroit, was in Sunday in Dixbero. Best Baking Powder. tled about the game with California. the city last Friday and Saturday. M tea( ; race Haven has gone to Napo- Mrs. John Stevens, of Toledo, O., is It depends upon whether Beloit will leon. Ohio, to visit for a snort time. visiting relatives here. agree to cancel her date. Am. Robison has gone to Chicago to Miss Louisa Dalkey is visiting her The United States Government, after elaborate tests, reports The faculty members of the board of purchase another carload of horses. sister, Mrs. Chas. Burd in Emery. the Royal Baking Powder a pure cream of tartar powder of •directorsof the Athletic Association are Mrs. E. F. Mills and family returned Mr. Will Seek, of Toledo, O.' was the Drs. Nancrede, and Campbell, and Saturday from their visit in Detroit. guest of Wm. Roper one day last week. greater leavening strength than any other. Profs. Rolfe and DePont. E. J. Ottaway attended the wedding Social hop at the Clifton House on —Bulletin IJ, U. S. Ag. Dep., p. 599. * The U. of M. met with a defeat in its of a friend at St. Claire last Tuesday. Saturday evening, May 4th. All invited. oratorical battle at Evanston, 111., last Rev. C. G. Stanger, of Detroit, visit- Mr C. Weber and daughters, Mollie Friday night with Northwestern. The ed his parents for a few days last week, and Nora, of Chelsea, have been visit- ing friends and relatives here. The Canadian Official Tests, recently made, show the Royal marking stood IT. of M. 1539*, North- Henry Krause has returned from an western 1628. Vice-president Steven- extended trip in the wild and wooley Mr. Elmer Latson, of Webster, con- Baking Powder highest of all in leavening strength. son presided at the debate. west. ducted the Epworth League meeting in —Bulletin 10, p. 16, Inland Rev. Dep. The University of California will send Sheriff Wm. Judson was in Chicago the M. E. church on Sunday evening. the following men on the eastern trip: Monday on business connected with his Married at the Catholic church by the Capt. Frederick Koch, William C. Pat- office. Rev. Fr. Goldrick, Miss Pier, of Green I find the Royal Baking Powder superior to all the others Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Coborn will be Oak, and Mr. Frank Foliey, of this terson, Robert W. Edgerton, Chester •'At Home" this afternoon until five place. in every respect. It is purest and strongest.— Walter S. Haines, Wolsey, Melville Dozier, L. W. Mer- o'clock. •win, Harry B. Torrey, Ernest Dyer, Chas. F. Kyer is home from Seattle, (Crowded out last week.) M. D., Consulting Chemist, Chicago Board of Health. Philip Bradley and Theo. Barnes. Washington. He reached here last Mrs. Thomas Sears, of Chelsea, is the The U. of M. Daily makes a vigoritfus Thursday. guest of her sister Mrs. E. Suell. Mr. Randall, of Birmingham, visited Mr. H. Foster, of Ann Arbor, spent kick at the way the recent debate be- his brother, Seth C. Randall, pros, atty., last week with Fred Shuart. Hence, in practical use, tween the U. of M. and Northwestern last Thursday. Miss Nellie Galpin, of Dixboro, visit- •was managed. It claims that the deci- Miss Nellie Carr, of Auburn, N. Y. is ed relatives and friends here last week. The Royal Baking Powder goes further, makes sion of the judges was notoriously un- visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. M. Hawes at Mr. Chas. Todd is the guest of his fair and further that it was secured by the Arlington. T>arents Jos. and family. purer and more perfect food than any other. a trick which was worked upon the Aid. Geo. L. Moore, who has been suf- Social hop at the Clifton House Sat- judges. fering with a severe attack of rheuma- urday eve., May 4th. All are invited. tism is able to be out again. Miss May Spiegilberg and Mr. Chas. The Brooklyn Eagle contains the fol- Mrs. W. D. Adams was called to lowing relative to the recent gift of Hanby spent Saturday with friends in Jackson last Thursday afternoon, by Dixboro. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 WALL ST., NEW-YORK. Mrs. Stranahan to the University: the death ot her aunt Mrs. Ketchum. Mr. Dell Fohey has accepted a posi- "Mrs. Stranahan's gift of 25,000 to the Leroy McClure, of the Cook House, tion in Toledo, 6., and will leave here University of Michigan, in memory of left on Saturnay evening for Joliet, 111., Saturday. her distinguished father, the lamented to visit with his father, E. T. McClure. Seth Harrison, is as generous as it is Master John Butterfleld is home from wise. Her action with regard to the Mrs. T. W. Young returned from his school at Clinton, but expects to re- The I. O. G. T. met with good suc- Miss Cora Taylor is spending a few Miss Elizabeth Johnson, of Grasg University of Michigan is not only in Louisville, Ky., Tuesday morning, turn again this fall. cess at Emery with their play. The weeks with her parents. Lake is visiting friends here. itself creditable to her humanity and to where she has been visiting; since Eas- Mr. Wm. Weed and Miss Stocking of hall was filled and everybody was well Miss Kate Winters, of Jackson, spent Mr. and Mrs. Myron Webb enter- Geddes, were the guests of Lydia Han- pleased. The receipts were a little Sunday with her mother. her judgement, but it is also a means of ter. over $18.00 tained guests from Milan Sunday. strengthening one of the best founda- Librarian R. C. Davis, of the law de-by over the Sabbath. Mrs. Barlow has returned from a visit Misses Lottie Wallace and Amelia- tions of learning in the worid. It is a partment, will speak at the Sunday af- Henry P. Dodge has purchased the •Everything' in this vicinity begins to with relatives in Pittsburgh. Cullon spent Sunday in Tecuraseh. gracious and grateful testimonial that ternoon S. C. A. meeting in Newberry lot where the old meat market stood show signs of spring. Boats all painted Miss Agnes McKune, of Detroit, spent will indentify her father's name and and will erect a barn there. and in the lake again, and one of our hall.—Courier. young ladies thinking; it was time to go Sunday with her parents here. her own with a benefaction that will be Mrs Frank Powers and Mrs. Wilson Mrs. James Hanby and Mrs. Free- "A Nlgbt at the Clrem." active forever in its outflow of good to bathing, walked out on the dock and Mr. Frank Broderiek, of Detroit, Nellie McHenry, at the Grand Opera men and women who, in getting educa- Oyer, of Springport, Mich., are visiting man Shuart attended the Ladies' Aid fell in the lake. She did not object to spent Sunday with his mother. at the home of Mrs. E.. F. Benham on Society in Dixboro last week Wednes- being suddenly pulled out tho'. House, May 6, will present her comedy tion for themselves, will be acquiring E. Liberty street. day. Miss Nen Wilkinson returned Friday called "A Night at the Circus." Miss it to spread its blessings among the from a visit with Detroit friends. McHenry has for many years been one race." C. P. McAllister, of Oak Hill, Cali- Miss Sybil Styles, of Fowlerville. and MILAN fornia, is spending a couple of weeks Mr. Volney Styles, of Bixbie, Ariz., are Freeman Fenn left for Jnckson Fri- of the most prominent figures among visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. the guests of their brother L. J., in Mrs. J. Blakeslee is quite ill with la day where he has secured a position. American soubrettes, and undoubtedly Card of Thanks. P. McAllister, of E. Washington st. Green Oak. grippe. The entertainment given by the jun-one of the most popular. She was one of The undersigned, the husband and Mr. F. Bray visited his parents the ior class on Friday night was a success. the first to appear in the light »rder of Mis3 Florence Benham returned last Miss Nell Holmes, of St. Johns, who last of the week. entertainments that hare since been father and mother, desire to extend Wednesday night from Ithaca, N. Y., has been visiting her parents here for Dr. and Mrs. Avery and son, Arthur, classified as farce comedies. The play sincere thanks to the many friends who where she has been visiting her aunt, the past three weeks, left for her home Mrs. H. W. Fuller is in Ann Arbor were the guests of relatives in Stock- in which she is appearing this year has, by their great kindness and sympathy, Wednesday. for medical treatment. rendered so much assistance during the Mrs. O. L. Dean since early last fall. bridge over Sunday. according to all accounts met with J. Q. A. Sessions was in Dexter last Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stevens and Mrs. Olen Pepper is entertaining much greater success than .any other illness and death of Mrs. Georgia guests from out Of town. Miss Edith D. Noyes spent the latter Haw es Hess. It is impossible for us to week Saturday making arrangements Miss Helen were called to Toledo, O., part of last week in Ann Arbor, the stage production in which Miss Mc- express how grateful we fee', in the for the next annual meeting of the Pio- Monday, to attend the funeral of their The fire department will meet for guest of Miss Ella Morton. Henry has given her vicacious pres- neer Society to be held their this fall. nephew Edward Stevens. practice every Monday evening. ence. There is more or less of a plot to time of such great bereavement, to- Mr. Charlie Wurster and sister, Miss the piece. It introduces her as Mile. wards all those whose kindly assistance Major W. C. Ransom, a member of There will be a box social at the res- Arbor day will be observed the third Cora, of Webster, were entertained by Electra, a circus rider, who, having was so acceptable. the lit. class of '48, and now auditor of idence of Mrs. Geo. Darkens on Wed- of May by several of our citizens. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Wurster, over Sun-1 the Saginaw, Tuscola and Huron rail- nesday, May 1st. Good program. Pro- day. trouble with her manager, resigns. The FRANK H. HESS, Mrs. J. Simmons has been the guest manager seeks to force her to keep her GEO. M. HAWES, road, was in the city last Thursday on ceeds to go on pastor's salary. All are Rev. M. Ewing, Sunday School agent business. invited. of Mrs. A. B. Smith and Mrs. A. E. Put- contract, and attemps to have her ar- ELLEN HAWES. man. for the Congregationalist of this state, rested. She goes to two lawyers for ad- preached at the Congregatianal church vice, and these gentlemen of the bar Miss Helen Ames, of Ann Arbor, waS here last Sunday a. m. and held a Sun- are fascinated by the queen of the saw- the guest of Mrs. G. R. William day School Institute at the same place dust arena and become her devoted fol- Wednesday. in the afternoon. lowers. But the lawyers have obsta- The Presbyterian Missionary society cles in the way of their love making- will meet at Mrs. McGregors on Wilcox WEBSTER. with the fair Electra in the presence of street Tuesday. Miss Scadin spent a few days in Anntheir wives. When EUectra discovers Mrs. Chas. Gauntlett and daughter Arbor recently. the presence of these better halves she Cecil, returned from their Detroit visit Next Saturday evening the Webster sets about for revenge on the two err- Saturday evening. Arena meets at Mr. Latson's. ing la vyeiM. In the last act she suc- Miss Cole entertained her sister Mrs. It is expected that a U. of M. student ceeds in obtaining it by getting them Runsell, of Toledo, Friday and Satur- to assume two characters in the circus, Spring Cleaning will occupy the pulpit next Sunday. much to their humilation and the ridi- day at M. A. Palmers. Mr. Larrie Latson and Miss Lottie cule of their associates. Is such a trial that men say " Let the house take care dangerous if allowed to continue. What every man Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Woolcott and Latson visited friends in Howell last son, of Ann Arbor, spent Sunday with week. of itself." But the conscientious wife feels bound to and woman needs in the Spring is Hood's Sarsapa- Mr. Woolcott's mother. rilla. It keeps the blood vitalized and enriched, and Some Websterites attendod tho Jack- <;raiid Opera House. risk health and strength in this annual struggle with Married, April 24th, by Rev. Ward son Association of Congregational Herbert Cawthorn, in "A Cork dust and dirt. She is altogether too liable thus sustains the nerves and holds all the Stone. Mr. Page Tewksbury and Miss churches held in Ann Arbor last week. Man," will be the attraction at the however, to let her bodily house, most im- bodily functions in strength and regular Leah Gould both of this village. Last Sunday evening, the delegates Grand Opera House, May 4. In the action. With its help you will not feel Mrs. G. Heins, of Detroit, preached to the C. E. convention gave very in- role of I. M. Looney, in "A'Cork Man." portant of all, " take care of itself." The two very interesting sermons at the Mi- teresting reports. Many helpful which was written for him by Geo. consequence of her feverish anxiety over Now that intense exhaustion, and your natural lan Presbyterian church Sunday. thoughts were brought out. Hooy, Mr. Cawthorn, is said to have a extra work is depletion of the blood, the source of all fatigue at the close of the day will give way to fresh ac- Mr. A. E. Putman, Miss M. A. Pal- Mr. H. T. Phelps and family, and Mr. wide field in which to display his abili- life and strength, manifested in*that weak, tired, ner- tivity in the morning. Therefore we say, besides clean- mer, and Mr. D. Jennings are putting Geo. W. Phelphs and family, who have ties as a merry maker. The character down cement walks in front of their resi- recently held forth in Ann Arbor spent is that of an Irshman whose matrimon- vous condition too prevalent at this season and very ing your house, be sure to take Hood's Sarsaparillato last week at their homes in Webster. ial adventures cause most of the fun. denceon First st. Bright specialties will be scattered The Baptist ladies wiU indulge in a The birthday social last Saturday through the performance, among the musical at the residence of Mrs. Chas. evening was well attended. In all $28.14 most enjoyable of which will be Caw- Schmidt on County st., Wednesday were taken in as birthday money, thorns concertina playing. An exceed- evening. each person contributing as many cents ingly strong company of 20 specialty Cleanse Your Blood Mr. Otto Bennet, of Ann Arbor, ar- as he was years old. An enjoyable people are in the cast, and includes rived in Milan Monday evening to re- time was had by everybody present. such well-known favorities as Charles sume work on the new addition on Mr.The proceeds will be to the church. A. Mason, Fred. Eckhart, Morris Mc- With Hood's We'll Conquer Makes the Weak Strong Rouse house on County street. Farmers about here have pretty well Cullough, Susie Forrester, Rena Trum- Mrs. A. B. Smith and Miss Lucy Cur- gotten their oats and barley in. Corn bull, Fanny Miaco, Georgia Emery, "Now that house cleaning in upon ui, I know " Last spring I had to give np work, being unable tis w« re delegates to the Woman's For- and beans come next. Wheat is grow- Marie Hawkins, Lillian Gale, Aim* that with Hood's Saraaparilla to help, we'll paas to walk to my place ot employment, a diatanc* of eign Missionary society of the North- ing pretty well this week, but is still May and May Montford. through that trial all right." MBS. HELEN only half a mile. I suffered almost incessantly west held in Detroit last week. backward. Roads have not yet been HISCERD, Tully, New York. from sick headache. I had racking pains all over worked, but Webster has pretty good Probate Order. my body. The least exertion would tire me out. Pullen and Lewis charcoal burners "I take Hood's Sarsa par ilia every spring, and It is south of here had a fire Sunday morn- highways nevertheless. State of Michigan, County of Washte- the only medicine I use through the year. It en- Going up one flight of stain would make my heart ing. Two kilns were spoiled and sev- naw, ss. ables me to do my house cleaning and farm work beat at a terrible rat*. I was induced to take eral hundred cords of wood. Loss about MANCHESTER. At a session of the Probate Court for all through the summer. It helped me very much Hood's Sarsaparilla, and now, after taking leaa than $1400. House cleaning is also in vogue. the County of Washtenaw, holdeu at two bottles, the pains and ache* have all left me. the Probate Office in the City of Ann. for palpitation of the heart. I think Hood's Sar- Late Friday night a switching train What is the excitment? "Base Ball." Arbor, on Monday, the 29th day of saparilla is the medicine for everyone, and all who I have only had a slight headache once since. on the Wabash was run into on the J. Briegel, the barber, was in Brook- April, in the year one thousand eight take it will never be without it. I have also used Hood's Sarsaparilla gave me a good appetite, and I main line. Several cars were demol- lyn last week on business. hundred and ninety-five. Hood's Pills and they are the best I ever tried." can now do a hard day's work." Miss ELfllK ished. Among them was a car load of Mrs. Roberts, of Jackson, is visiting Present, J. Willard Babbitt, Judge MM. P. H. ANDREWS, Soutn Woodstock, Conn. JENKINS, Queensbury, New York. oats. There was no one hurt. her daughter, Mrs. J. D. Tracy. of Probate. The M. E. ladies elected the follow- Joseph Lamb has five weeks more In the matter of the estate of Michael ing officers at their last annual meet- school at the Rowe Corner school. Timmins, deceased. ing. President, Mrs. J. M. Edwards; Catherine Timmins executrix of the 1st vice-president, Mrs. C. F. Buxton; Mr. August Oversmith, of Jackson, last will and testament of said deceased, 2nd vice-president, Mrs. Alex Smith; spent Sunday with his uncle, C. Wolff. comes into court and and represents Hood's Sarsaparilla All the section foremen on the Ypsi- that she is now prepared to render her Secretary, Mrs. Olen Pepper; Treas- urer, Mrs. H. A. Taylor. lanti branch were called to Hillsdale final account as such executrix. "My health has been poor for a good many years last Saturday. Thereupon it is ordered, that Tuesday, " My nerves were in such a condition the closing the 28th day of May next at ten o'clock of a door was sufficient to throw me into a spell before I began to take Hood's Sarsaparilla. Finally illKLMil. The Sharon sports organized a very strong ball team last Saturday with Ed. in the forenoon, be assigned for the of trembling which would last for hours. This I decided to take Hood's and can honestly say that Charles Miller was a Detroit visitor, examining and allowing such account, Friday. Uphouse as manager and Ed. Wolff as was after a severe attack of the grip, which shat- it has done me more good than any and all other captain. All they need is good pratice. ind that the devisees, legatees and treatments. I was troubled with dyspepsia, food tered my health. I could not sleep, my food dis- Mr. Fred Vogel, of Pittsburg, has Mrs. John Brown has at last passed heirs-at-law of said deceased, and all tressed me, and I had darting pains through my distressed me, and I had but little appetite, was been spending a few days with his fam- to that other shore in peace after a long other persons interested in said estate, shoulders and back. At the suggestion of a friend weak and nervous. In fact my trouble bordered on ily here. illness. The funeral was held at two are required to appear at a session of I tried Hood's Sarsaparilla. After taking one nervous prostration, from which I had previously Leo. Staffan spent Sunday with Dex- o'olock Sunday afternoon at vhe St. said Court, then to be holden at the suffered. I took Hood's Sarsaparilla last summer ter friends. Probate office, in the City of Ann Ar- bottle, my food no longer distressed me, and my Emanuels church. Revs. Geo. Shoetle bor, in said County, and show cause, if nerves were quieted. Have taken three bottles and and it did me ever so much good. It does not seem Alfred Glenn, of Florida, arrived in and Yocum officiating. Many friends any there be, why said account should I am cared. The asthma trouble, from which I as though I am the same person. My appetite is town Friday. followed the remains to their last rest- not be allowed. And it is further or- have not been free for years, has entirely disappeared. greatly improved, I am less nervous, have more Lorenzo K. Taylor, of Detroit, was in ing place, the funeral being one of the dered, that said executrix give notice Hood's Sarsaparilla haa done wonders for me, and I strength and a can eat heartily without distress. town over Sunday. largest ever known in this place. to the persons interested in said estate, am glad to recommed it highly." MRS. LUCINDA Such a condition was unknown to m* before taking Mr. Sam Hesleschwerdt is spending a "Living well, we shall not fear of the pendency of said account, and KOSTELL, North Dartmouth, Massachusetts. Hood's Sarsaparilla." MBS. Q. C. CLAY, Barre, Vt. few days in Detroit. When the angles come for all; the hearing thereof, by causing a copy Though our friends may drop a tear, of this order to be published in the Mr. Blashfield, of Homer, is spending We'll be happy at the call." Ass AKBOR REGISTER, a newspaper a few days in town. printed and circulated in said county Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wood spent Sun- SALINE. three successive weeks previous to said day in Stockbridge. Mrs. J. H. Alber is seriously ill. day of hearing. Be Sure to Get Hood's Mrs. William Judson, of Ann Arbor, E. W. Wallace spent Tuesday in De- J. WILLARD BABBITT, spent Sunday in town. troit. (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. Munson Burkhart, made a business Mrs. Eddy, of Morrice, has been visit- W. G. DOTY, trip to Detroit, Monday. ing here. Probate Register. 65 VkUt aiuaOb t&CGIHTBB: THTJB&DAY, MAY|2, 1895
Wonderful ISanylon. QUIET AT COBINTO THREE MEN DIE BY FIRE. MAKING CANDY. Ancient Babylon may perhaps be THE ADVERTISERS called the most wonderful city of the (JROSSMAN & gCHLENKER II< me of Samuel Weaver Destroyed ami A Formula Which Will Greatly Aid world. No less remarkable were the Feminine Amateurs. hanging gardens referred to in the Old FOR 1895. BRITISH ORGANIZE THEIR OWN lie anil Others IVrish.SB Testament and described by some of GOVERNMENT. Pittsburg, Pa., April SO.—A frame Feminine amateurs, who find it diffi- the early profane writers. The city it- HOBNINC, KVKMMM SINIKVY *M> dwelling, owned by Henry Snyder and cult in boiling sugar for making candy self was fifty miles in circumference, its WEKKLV EDITIONS. occupied by Samuel Weaver and his to fix the exact amount of its fitness walls being 350 feet high and 87 feet r.T>iy Occupy Mori* Territory in Xiea- family, burned last night. Weaver was for the purpose, will be aided by the thick. The city was built in the center Aygn.
NEWS OF MANY KINDS STATE LEGISLATURE. MARQUIS OF QUEENSBERRY. Author of Pugilistic Kules and Prosecu- SWA mpor- HEENZMANN & LAUBENOAYER, tor of Oscar Wilde. NEWS OF INTEREST AND MQREl ling for a uu The prominencs Riven the Marquis of CARUV THE LARGEST STOCK OF OR LESS IMPORTANCE. • • ' lrom Queensberry in the Oscar Wilde Baffled Many Times but Success Comes oom- will be interesting in the sporting at Last. Id. Me i.s one of the charact- :poi '. lor I •• was OWat Britain Se et am; La i Britain. Known among- pusilist? '.Prom the Grand Rapids PressJ) ;is the author of the Marquis of Qu Garden, Flower - Force ol Marines to Enforce Demands The following incident would be hard berry rules, his name is familiar I to believe if it had not occurred right here for tudem:iity for Expulsion of Consul rds Rhall be legal followers. These rules were in in Grand Rapids, and investigation by our \ rue in the days when Tom Alien Hatch—Sorotu Trouble E representative lias placed it beyond the ing the Bp- loss and Jem Mace wore the great ind Field - Ion to reacli of doubt. These are tlie" fads in . i.-e tue work of English fighters. John L. Sullivan w;i detail : Mr. J. H. White of No. 25 Haifley -.It is pre- the first to make them popular in tVasbing-ton: The British fleet, Place, lias been an instructor in penman- i in the measure ' America. Few people know that IN BULK OF ANY HOUSE IN THE COUNTY. which was sent to X: :aragua ship in different business colleges for I lie among other titles to fame possessed force the claim of Great Jiritain of >;n\ti, on for the asylum past fourteen years. He says : "Last Oc- tor dai irous and nminal ii ' icom- by the pugnacious Marquis of Queens- 000 indemuity for the expulsii tober I was suddenly taken ill. I consult- nieniini at-'.>.V>\, for I :.'>-„; [or the home for berry, is that of being a poet, and one Flow'. Feed, Baled Hay and nl Hatch during- the iUuefieldS teeWe-mlndi : ,ou>e game pro- ed a physician, who said tlie pain was : too, of no mean order. He published a troubles last year, lias Ian led troops prctec-ion bill iv !ier es from ' gravel' stones ; gradually grew volume of really good poems in 188 Straw. OH (Jake Men}, Fer- at the port of Corinto Hnd Hear Admi- . i(.o u itii ame idments prohibiting spring worse; the pain was in my back and side. • tall a lason for shoot- and perhaps the best one of all is that DEALERS IN ral Btepbenson bas announced th:it My back swelled up in a great ridge, and ing duc.vs to tae pariod between Sept land entitled "The Spirit of the Matterhorn,' tilizer8, Land Plaster. Wood, the payment of the in lemnity wilfb. H . The MoLau 'lution I finally grew so bad that I was taken to for a conatuutiona^l ameuament Woscrtbing the beginning and conclusion of which forced. 11 bed, as helpless as a child. I passed tnat tot , native bo?5 i.ia nataiali contain lines of singular merit, deli- blood, and when the pain was at its worst Etc.. etc. It will be remembered that several ".'ti, i elti e i^ ia\\ I bs able to write and to read cacy and spirit. Lord Queensberry weeks ago the United States secured :t the constitution of the state in the hngiish I was like one crazy. The doctor injected language before they can vote was was likewise formerly on the turf and delay of action by Great Britain on morphine to give me relief, but further agreed to in t'.ie House committee of thehis racing colors were green, with than that lie said he was powerless, and the ground that Nicaragua would pay whole, the measure having already passed the salmon sleeves. Perhaps the best- NO. 9 W. WASHINGTON ST, Ann Arbor, Mich. the indemnit}', but the little repuplic Senate. Persons on whom the right of suffrage nothing would do me any good but a sur- is already conferred arc exempt from the known episode of his career was his backed out at the expiration of the gical operation. I believe my flesh was operation'of the constitutional amendment, in interruption of Tennyson's successful literally cooked in the attempts to relieve time asked for and Great Jiritain again case it is adopted by the people. The commit- play, "The Promise of May," at the commenced hostile action which cul- tee on e! • '.ion made a favorable rcpoi-t on my agony, everything was used, mustard the bill making it mandatory on the part of Globe theater. The villain of the piece plasters, turpentine, hot cloths and all $50, minated in the seizure of Corinto to school boards to .supply, free of charge, text is an agnostic and throughout the •A HARD TIMES OFFER such things. I was in this condition, given collect the revenues. The Xicara- books to pupils in the public schools. The drama is held up to ridicule and ob- 1IVY YOI'R SEKDS FROM TIIK GliOWKR. state affairs committee recommended the up by the doctor, and almost out of my guans promptly declared Corinto a loquy. Lord Queensberry, who was at .35 pkts., r«'tall price, S'j.15. sent thy closed port so that dutiable goods may measure establishing a sta.K' board of rive to mind with suffering. I commenced takini; regulate veterinary praotloe in tins state. All the time an enthusiastic, resented thi Doan's Kidney Pills, and really I felt easier DAC mail for SI •(>(>, and ono whole Potaro, not be landed there. The native officials veterinary practitioners are to register. The insult to what he considered to be his waysandmeans committee reported without in 20 minutes. After about "two hours I THE WORLD'S FA Hi l'llEMIUM, and population abandoned the town creed and accordingly on the fourth and the authorities went to San Juan recommendation the bill ma'iinK an appropria- had a passage of urine, and passed blood GTVTEy FREE AVIXH A CASH l'KIZE tion fora normal s-::yo' m the upper peninsula. night of the performance rose from his and some ' gravel' stones which greatly OF $50.00 for tho T^AlMiEST YIELD. del Sur, the Nicaraguan cable port This committee reported favorably several seat in the orchestra stalls and ex- cutting the wires connecting the cable bills: To appropriate &2.VK) to ihe State His- relieved me. I rapidly improved. I took In order to Introduce cur seeds and this wonderful torical and Pioneer .society; ^4.0*iu to the city claimed in a loud tone: in all six boxes, and I feel to-day entirely new potato as widely as possible we make thin re- port with Corinto so that the British of Kalamaxoo fora sewer to accommodate the FAIR •uarknble low ofTrr: on receipt of fl.00 in forces at the latter place could not "I am an agnostic and I strongly pro- well. Mine has been a wonderful case. postage stamps or money, we will send by mail ;» insane asylum: 15,000 a year to enable the state I feel that I cannot say anything strong box containing 3-i pkts. of the choicest and best communicate with their home govern- board of agriculture, to establish courses of lec- test against Mr. Tennyson's gross car- garden seeds (no two alike) and one tuber of Hit ment except by sending a boat to the tures in the various branches of agriculture. icature of our creed." enough for Doan's Kidney Pills. My World's Fair I'r.iniimi Potato, with a The general charter bill for the incorporation great wish is that they may become well cash premium of |50 for the largest yield divided cable station, 125 miles. The main of third-class cities was passed with only one Great excitement ensued among the OTATOJ as follows: To the person raising largest number body of the Nicaraguans who had amendment of importance—limiting municipal audience which continued until the known. They will prove a boon to man- of pounds we will payt2& For second largest num- ber of pounds, (15. Third largest, }I0. Dvideno abandoned Corinto crossed a lagoon indebtedness to two per cent of the assessed marquis had left the house, escorted kind. valuation. The indebtedness must be author- from two responsibio persons must be given thaj which separates the town from the by a policeman. ' the product was grown from the potato receive! ized by a two-thirds vote of the people. For sale by all dealers, price 50 cents. with this box of seed. Wllran'n Uanlrn. mainland and strong!}' entrenched SENATE.—70th day. — An appropriation of Mailed by Foster-Milbura Co., Buffalo, Flower and Field K^edn are known 8ttl themselves. The situation is now re- SHELSE appreciated all over the world. They have bee» $152,846 for the school for the deaf at Flint was A "HOODOOED" TRAIN. N. Y., sole agents for thell. S. Remem- r planted a quarter of a century with the most satw garded as ominous of serious trouble recommended by the committee. The state ber the name, Doan's, and take no other. factory results. The pkts. are the same as we sell it for the dispatches indicate that. Nic- affaire committee reported the Wildey tax ACRE our retail trade and warranted first-class in ever} statistician bill with a reiuest that it be re-New York Central Men Railroad Shy of It respect. They are the best and most suitable kinds foi araguans are disposed to resist any ferred to the committee on finance and appro- ordinary gardens, such as Beet*, Beaim, Kiivm further advance by the British. —Sure to Meet with Some Bad Lock. Corn, 4 jihliaac Celery, I'anmbfr. Ce< priations, which was granted. In committee of HUT. '1. lc.i.». Onion.. Harm ips. l»n lupl. i 111 the whole the Senate agreed to the bill creating There is not a railway man on the l*«'l»iM'r*, Kn
Gaining Customers SPECIAL APRIL SALE OF Ladies' Shirt Waists, Wrappers and Mus- Every Day! Spring Suits lin Night Robes. If we were not much lower in price, if our goods were The NEVER SO HANDSOME not all new and the best, if people did not know they Spring Overcoats NEW SHIRT WAISTS- NEVER SO CHEAP could depend upon us after having dealt with us steadily 'We place on Bale for eighteen years this would not happen. J. T. Jacobs e"> doz. Ladies' Shirt Waists. made of Spring Hats choice Percales in The Way We Are Selling Goods. Dainty Stripes, with high roll Stiff Collar You need not pay much for a suit. $10, $12, $L3.oO, Co. and Deep Caffs, Soft $15, $18, $20, for choice all wool suits made prop- Spring Caps full front and pointed erly and in the very latest style brings us hosts of custo- yoke back, extra Have received their large Sleeves, never mers who give us the assurance that sold less than 75c. New Line of Spring Furnishings For April 50c each. 25 doz. Finest Per Our Clothes Are the Best. cale and Madras We are fully convinced that they are and must confess Cloths, Shirt Waists, embracing all the that we never saw them for so little money. The quality and price of which you should examine choicest celering-s You should see the buyers after our and effects produced before purchasing elsewhere. this season and made by the very best Men's, Boys' and Children's Suits. Shirt makers at 75c and $1.00 each. It seems to be a race as to who is to be fitted first. The laundry work Mrs. Sarah Crane, wife of Benjamin on these garments Those interested should remember is exquisitely done. P. Crane, of Minneapolis, Minn., died Pick While Picking is Best. that there will be a special civil service Early purchases on last Thursday of consumption, at the examination in High School hall next this class of goods en- home of her sister, Mrs. Caroline Wr. sures a selection Saturday morning, commencing at 9 which will oe impos- o'clock. Waldron, of South State-st. The de- sible to maintain ceased was fifty-three years old. later. LINDENSCHMITT & APFEL The Young Women's Christian asso- ciation will give an entertainment at Andrew Roule and Ernest Dieterle 37 S. MAIN STREET. the First Baptist church on Thursday were thrown from a buggy which they Ladies' House Wrappers. evening next. An interesting program tried to turn on too short a curne last 10 doz. Ladies' Print Wrappers Sunday while driving west of the city trimmed with Lace, large full Sleeves. Chequamegon Orchestra will furnish is promised. Neither of the boys were teriously hurt would be cheap at 85c: for this sale, 49c music at the Young Men's Club Sunday The 76th anniversary of the Odd Fel- although they might have been. each. NEW night, at the Congregational church. lows in America was celebrated last 10 doz Stylish Print Wrappers with The next faculty concert of the school Friday night by Otseningo lodge at the shoulder rufiles> at oSJc each. of music will.be given one week from residence of C. E. Godfrey. A general 5 doz. best Zephyr Gingham Wrap- good time was had. pers at $1.0U each. FURNITURE this evening in Frieze Memorial hall. fllLLINERY ! 15 doz. new choice Styles Print Wrap- The infant childof George and Adelia There will be an elocution recital to- pers in Blues. Grays and Hlacks, full morrow evening in High School Hall. sleeves, lined Waists, pretty styles, Richards, of Pittsfield, died Saturday, would be cheap at $1.25: for this sale, and was buried in Forest Hill cemetery. We understand that some of the very 98c each. STORE best home talent is on the program, Ladies' Fancy Percale WTash Wrap- W. K. Childs' pension agency has se- Admission five cents. pers, very stylish, worth $2.00, for this AT NOS. 9-n W. LIBERTY ST., cured for Mrs. Margaret Flynn, widow sale $1.50 eacn. Alanson Moore is back from Indian- of John Flynn, an original widow's pen- Ladies' lovely Sat'ine Wrappers One-Half Block West of Main St. sion. apolis. Ind., where he was called re- trimmed with ribbon at $2.00 and §2.50 cently, by the death of his son. Fred A. each. The Clio debating society of the High Straw Mattings from i'2r up. Moore, who was chief operator in the .i| will give an elocutionary enter (i do/.. Ladies' Lawn 'Wash Wrappers, tee' 1 lockers from 85c up. Western Union office there. worth $1.25: for this sale sale, 75c each. Good Longes from *4.i"> up. tainmentat High .School Hall tomorrow 10 doz. Ladies'Muslin Night Robes, Fine 3-pii Chamber Suits less than night. Last Friday'si Evening Telegram of trimmed with embroidery, Holl Collar, 913.50. Andrew Reule receive I word from Sprinjffield, Ills., contains a very inter- full Sleeves, worth 75c; for this sale. sting three cQlumn article on the sub 50c each. Carpets at lowest prices. Wuertenberg, Germany, last week, v The cheapest Window Shades in fiat his mother had died at the age of ect of hynotism by Dr. Elmer E. Hag- 5 do . Ladies" Empire Night Gown-. town. •r. formerly with Dr. Carrovv. CO inches long-, trimmed with open 5 i YeiU'S. work embroidery, worth $1.00; for this Lace Curtains from SI.00 a pair up. J. F. Schuh completed the plumbing sale 75c each. Call and be convinced that Hudson Morton has plans for a new- residence to cost about 14000. What 1 Prof. 1'atteng-ill's residence last J M*»\»/ Cnrinir Cnnac In dark and light colors, some plain l>ew Spring Capes ones gomelac| tflmmed, some braid Hudson wants with more room is a eek. Those who have seen the work trimmed, all stylish nobby garments at 18.8 >, N (W and S5.0U. ISwell Coaching Capes WE ARE THE CHEAPEST SELLERS question. ay it is the finest and most complete In Bed, Black and Tan Broadcloth at 18.00 and ll'I.OJ. New Spring Styles in Coats ob of plumbing- in Ann Arbor. and Jackets at Si..V. ja.i 0 and 37.00. Thirteen bicycle riders before o le Wnietc "The Mother's Friend." We have them in light Justice of the peace for riding upon the J VYttlSLS and dark Percales at SoOc and 7 c. 20 doz. large Hon. Jas. O'Donnell, of Jackson, was full Windsor Silk Ties at 15c each. sidewalk is a rather large record for unable to be here to speak at St. An-Was never prettier them it is HENNE & STANGERone week. rew's church last Sunday morning as this season. Never cheaper was announced, as he was suffering either than now. We Know James Kearns and family were in you cannot do better jor SCHAIRER & MILLEN. Furniture Repaired and Upholst- Lansing, Tuesday, attending the wed- rom a severe attack of the grip. price, style and quality than ered. ding of Richard Kearns to Miss Louise at 10 E. Washington street. A number of business men have unit- Call eind see if we are not NOS. 9 AND II W. LIBERTY ST. Edwards. ed in authorizing the Humane Society right. Peter Lehman, deputy county treas- to offer a reward of $100 for the arrest urer, has decided to make Ann Arbor and conviction of the party who has THE CITY. tiis future home, and will build hare 3een in the dog poisoning business. J. M. MORTON this spring. WE Mason, the well-known team- Additional Local on Page Four. Goethe eommandery, No. 28, will ster died at his home on Chubb-st, last 10 E. WASHINGTON ST There is talk oi starting- an Elk Lodge give, an invitation dance at the Palace Friday morning, of neuralgia of the in Ann Arbor. rink tomorrow evening. Music by stomach. He was 63 years of age. The Otto's band. uneral was held Saturday at 10 o'clock. "Mikado" will be played at the Opera OUR 25 CENT COLUMN. House May 28 ahd 23. The annual meeting and election ol The question of the city sprinkling officers at the Epworth League will be the streets is being considered by the TITANTED-SUCCESSFUI, SALESMAN TC Stark and Gartee, the painters, have held at the M. E. church Monday even, ordinance committee of the council. It *V make S50 per week Belling the celebrate a new telephone, No. lii">. ing May 13th. may be brought up at the regular meet- Model Custom Pants made to order at $4 am THIS WEEK $5. Big money can be made by industriou men. Address stating experience and refer Mayor Walker has decided to appoint The monthly meeting of the Woman's ing of the council next Monday night, ences. MOIIKL CUSTOM PANTS CO., 17 Madison St., Chicago. 62 THURSDAY M C. Peterson as city marshal. Auxiliary will be held on Monday af- Ypsilaati Craige will hold an open FRIDAY and There are 95 cases on the docket for ternoon. May C, at IJ o'clock in the V meeting in Union Block, May 4th, 1:30 .».» • r.u-,ioD work, such as lawn work W making vegetable and flower gardens, the May term of the circuit, court. M. C. A. rooms. p. m. The subject to be considered is cleaning and laying carpets, caning chairs SATURDAY "Science in the common schools." All and repairing furniture, fall on or address Prof. P. N.Scott is having an addi- If then; is any one thing that people A. R. GiBBS, 98 E. Catherine st. 59tf want just now more than a change o patrons and teachers are very cordially ANTKD—Uotxl agents, to ccanvass f< We shall offer the balance of our stock of tion built to his house on ( Oil- W Picturesque Detroit and Envlrore administration at. Washington, it is i invited. 1 here is money in it. Inquire of or address James C. Lewis is a new addition to good soaking rain. " L, Cone, 47 N.4th wn., Ann Arbor. 63 the bar of Ann Arbor He comes here The degree of Doctor of Divinity has been conferred upon Rev. J. W. Brad- FOR SAIiB. from Utica. A petition is being circulated and is no it ~SAL15~OR~KBUT—A new eight receiving lots of signatures asking tha shaw of this city by the University of n bouse with good barn, good well, The annual meeting of Hobart Guild two good cistei-ris,l2 lotsolots off land. ..Eas. y terms Spring Jackets and Gapes Chicago. This is the eighth degree of will be held at Harris Hall this evening the council arrange to have the streets Enquire at 33 Detroit street Ann Arbor 66tf sprinkled by the city. this kind that the University of Chicago ODSKS FOH SALE OK RKNT Real (70 GARMENTS IN ALL) at 8 o'clock. H. Estate boughtand sold. Fire Insurance has ever conferred. in first-class companies, Call and consult me J. L. Babcock is improving his resi- The ninth annual June festival of St before deciding. I believe I can accommo- dence by building a handsome veranda Thomas' Conservatory of Music will be Pvev. T. W. Young, of the first Bap- date you. Mary L. Hamilton, room 11, Ham- ilton Block. 07tf in front of it. given in the grand opera house, on Fri tist church is attending the meeting of L'OR SAL.K OK liXCHANGE-A splen- the Washtenaw Baptist Association be- x did 40 acre farm in town of Lodi: Will be Mr. G. C. Stark, of the firm of Stark day evening, June 7th. sold cheap or exchanged for house and lot in and Gartee, is building a new residence ing- held in Dexter yesterday and today. Ann Arbor. Enquire of W. Osius. Box 1561 At 1=4 Off. City. 44tf at No. 25 Beakes-st. The social which was announced to Mr. Young will deliver an address this L'OB iAiiK-New Safe,. Will be sold at a be given by the Choral Union in Frieze morning at the meetinsr. I bargain. Enquire of S. A. Moran, Rejris- Eugene K. Freuauff has given up his Memorial Hall last Friday evening ter Office. 39tf position on the Bay City Tribune and The council committee on sewers, in- OR SAfcE - Mrs. Perkin's farm, was postponed until tomorrow night. F80 acres, 2 miles east of Saline, 7 miles returned to Ann Arbor. vestigated the main sewer last Wednes- south of Ann Arbor, known as the Chas. Vogel had his examination farm. Six acres good bearing peach orchan All Our Stock of Soft Waists day and found it in good working condi- house, barn, stock and well water in abund: The London agent of the Ann Arbor Monday, and was bound over to th tion. The committee will recommend ance, school within !4 mile. Price reasonable (50 Garments in all)—Everyone made ft"T W* organs is advertising these instruments ircuit court for trial. His attorney that it be made use of as it is, without terms easy, call on premises or U S. Ingallsgal - largely in ''Old England." st., *nn Arbor. fl4tf with long sleeves and a stylish garment— « / O L Q A | are O. E. Butterfield and Chas. H any portion of it being relaid. K.U fr'Oat tlALfc—12U OI Lund, six Mrs. T>. Doan, of El Paso, Texas, has {line. miles from city, or will exchange ffo r citi y pro Former prices, 49c, 73c, y8c and $1.47— ||| U LUUI erty. Enquire at No. 3 E. Llbertv-st. Bold her lot on South Main-st., through Slti Choice of the entire lot at All those persons who may hav Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder * «.»;:—The Bullock or Everett the Bach & Butler agency. F farm. 8 miles west of Salem station and 11 rooms and board to rent during the May World's Fair HiitheU Medal a miles from Ann Arbor, contair.irg 109 acres house and bams, stnck and well water in abund- Circuit court will open next Monday Festival are requested to 3 end in their ance, timber; school and church within a mile- laud naturally the best; all seeded down. Price morning. The jury has been called to names to R. Spence at the School of and terms reasonable. Call on or addres: Andrew SPECIAL VALUES meet Tuesday the seventh. Music. E. (iibson^SO Maynard-M.. Ann Arboi, Mich. 45tf FOR KENT. A rebate of 22 per cant, has been Miss Mary Fiegel has sold her house OR HENT-A lnew 12 room house, lust paid to the subscrilers to the fund for and lot on South Ingalls-st. to Mrs. Syringe F about completed, and one of the best Ladies' SEPARATE SKIRTS Catherine Jones. The transfer was built houses in the city, one block from Main entertaining the legislature. street, and a blocks from the court house In made through the Bach and Butler go. d location, steam heated free, for rent on a fire years lease for only 138,88 per month. Made up in latest style and of the most fashionable materials John Baumgardner has relaid the agency. • Here Is a rare bargain for some business man. stone walk in fnnt of the Werner and Talk Enquire of B. J. Conrad, 18 S. Ingalls-st., for full particulars. Toop buildings on S. State-st. Farmers in this community are wish. 69 ing that some weather prophet who has In ow north trjdow we ODSBi TO RENT-Several Houses with modern Improvements, unfurnished At $3.98, $5, $10 and $12 Each, Mrs. S. K. Davis has sold her farm a "pull" with the weather bureau at have an assortment of good Hrooms for small families, at reasonable prices. west of the city through the Bach & But- Washington would come to Washtenaw Syringes — loth bulb and fountain—at et ry hue pric- £!LSS£9\a-Sffl!«"»D ',£?,•,5N- M»'n-st. 2na»d ifloor, EstatResie Xd ler agency, consideration $2,700. county and breathe our dust awhile. es—none over $1.00. Tliey ' E. Wllliam-st. Rd He would certainly order rain at once. OO.Ue oomS fosr lighA t housekeepin to g and f urnlsh- are good, too—not so good Ri .,/ , - PP>y Room 3, third floor, Prof. A. A. Stanley will give a lee as higher priced ones, but Hamiltonn block. MModern conveniences, in- ture at the School of Music today. Hii well worth the price. They cluding steam heatheat, igf subject will be "Richard Wagner." It is expected that University Hall last and give satisfaction, will be filled to overflowing this after- Julian Ralph, the well-known war noon to hear the famous orator Chaun- correspondent of Harper's Weekly, is cey M. Depew. Go and hear this great CALKINS' PHARMACY. in Ann Arbor to write up the Univer- orator. It will cost you only 25 cents 34 South Stnte-Ht. KA Au ustlne Sa e wn<)ha d sity for Harpers' Weekly. He is the and half of that will go to the co-ed D/ ed P,~ (( lar larkk Bros.£Bros., ,far farmm« n.f,K:i.llniat Salin>e n o fJusf sr 23at3 rentam acres-i. 2:0 Z. MAIN ST. annex. ence m want to rent it. A, M, dark, Ann guest of Dr. Ang> 11. rbor; A P, Qlark, Saline. 63 AiNJN AitiiOU t£KGI»STh]E(. MAY 2, 1895
AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS. I >NQ TrfS BOY MONSTER. Daughter of Supreme Commander of the .lease Ponwrny'a I'ci-ultaritic* as it Soli- Aboutl ot on Tit: River Thut M>v Ho n Ho'.- CHELSEA HERALD. tary l.ife 1'rlaoner. Mrs. St. Amour, of Detroit, ('. H.Wil" bcrs' IE<'ni!«'7.vou3. | I have )• en within ten feet of Jesse Knights of the Maccabees gey, of Windsor, "VVis., and Mr. and Mrs" The neighborhood between Elk City Pomeroy! Immured deepin the vast gray Knives* Sutton. of Munith, spent last week with and Oak Valley is never without its walls of Charkstown penitentiary, the Mr. and .Mrs. W. H. Wilsey. sensation. An Oak Valley correspon- strange, warped human b. Ing who once OF THE WORLD. cif-nt of the Howard Courant, after men- bore that nanie is hidden away from Born, Saturday, April 20, 1895, to Mr. tioning- the haunted house and the sup- A cheap Pocket-knife can be bought and Mrs. Jacob Wank, of Freedom, a the sight of man forever in a living at every Store, but it is not the kind daughter. posed treasure hole which was dug on death, unknown by the coming genera- W. T. Oliver's place four months ago, tion and forgotten by the passing one. you want. Frank Brodick, who is attending col- an account of which was published in He has a double cell, much larger than * * lege at Detroit, is spending a few days the Enterprise, speaks as follows of an- the ordinary celL i.ito which the sun- One dollar is the lowest price that a with his mother. otbpr s^npation: "Across the river to light streams, says a Boston writer. His really good knife can be sold for. This Michael Brenner, of Ann Arbor, the southwest peculiar marks were roo'm is neat, and he himself is the Jiloumn is placed in this paper to adver- called on Chelsea friends last Monday. made in the timber. A small mound personification of neatness. Upon this i« the very best Pocket-knife ever was visible, which led the owner and sold. It is J. C. TIDMARSH'S Sheffield SALINE OBSERVER. he prides himself. He wears a beard, the boys to believe that they might which is kept neatly trimmed. He Steel Knife. Fred Braman is laboring with the find wealth, and they commenced dig- changes the style of it occasionally to * * business portion of our village with a giiK; they dug a place about two feet suit himself, and displays as much taste Never buy a knife only because it view of securing sufficient funds to war- deep and came to a bed of charcoal. and is as well aware of what is be- looks well. If blades are not the best rant the running of a street sprinkler. Which looked as if some one had had coming as the most exquisite man of Sheffield steel they will soon bend, no Some measly thief entered Geo. .1.a fire: then they dug further and came fashion. matter how they will look. Still, you. to a human skeleton. This filled them Nissly's poultry house Sunday night "But is he well?" I asked of the one want a fine-looking knife. and carried off a number of his fancy with horror and they filled the hole up again. To the northwest of that and who gave me this information, and one * * fowls. '1 heir market value to the who knows. The United States law provides that scoundrel who stole them is small com- c.n the north side of Elk river on the H. 7!. Marshall pla~e, another hole "As well as you are," was the reply, only samples to agents and to the trade pared to their value to G. T. especially "and he looks well." will be admitted free of duty. You as it is in the midst of the breeding was dug on Sunday night, Feb- can, therefore, see the advantage that season and the demand for eggs exceeds rpary 24, about a mile and a half west "People say a man cannot live with- of where the first hole was dug. The out exercise. The only exercise he gets I have in sending samples to agents the supply at S3 a Betting. J. W. Hull's Is in his cell, walking up and down, over those who deal in Sheffield goods lock was also visited on Monday night hole was dug near a small walnut tree in America. and several carried olT. whl h ws.s s.ig-htly marked and it (the yet no one could possibly be healthier * * hole) was two feet wide, five and one- than he is. So far as I know, he has * On Friday evening last Mr. and Mrs. half feet deep and five and one-half never known a sick day and he has I am an advertising agent I I ja f A. F. Clark received and entertained feet long. At a depth of about four been a prisoner in absolutely solitary trusted with a certain amour t ta 3p3i ; the S. S. Club at their beautiful home. feet they dug directly under the walnut confinement for sixte£n years. He Is advertising these knives (th3 bs. a great reader and student. He speaks value ever seen in America 3b Oi CHELSEA STANDARD. tree and took out some kind of a ves- sel. Wh"re the vessel was taken out three different languages. He does not Dollar each). Now, the fciiij ij Mrs. Frederick S. Mensing died at there was a different kind of soil, want to work, but prefers his books." own best advertisement. her home in this village about 10 o'clock which showed that a hole had been "Does he seem to have any curiosity * * Wednesday morning. made and filled in with top soil. Trees about the outside world?" I asked. Imagine a Pocket-knife (3i inches The case of Willam Whalen vs. the were plainly marked to the northeast, "Yes, I presume so, although he never long) with the most beautifully-grained M. C. R. R. will be tried in the Wash- northwest, southwest and southeast, asks. He do°s not ask privileges; no vary handle—genuine African ivory tenaw circuit in the May term. Whalen and line trees were slightly marked, doubt he realizes it would be in vain. iiuind with two blades of the very beet is the M. C. R. R. engineer who was in- the lines crossing like the letter X at The only favor he ha3 asked of Gen. Sheffield steel that will last a lifetim* jured October 13, 1893. the walnut tree. The marks seemed to Bridges since re has been warden was and cut like a razor. The tips of the handles are heavily plated with sterl- Prof. Lester McDiarmid, of Ypsilanti, be renewed every year for the past permission to keep the box his holiday three or four years. They were re- things came in. This favor had been ing silver. And then a very nice has been employed to act as superinten- chamois leather case goes with each dent of the Chelsea schools for the en- nevod r>h->--' thr^e weeks ago, sup- granted to him onco before, and he posed to have been done by the des- used the CO"T to hide a hole he had knife. Now, vould it not be easy work suing year. There will be several new selling this knife at One Dollar each? teachers employed as some of Jhe pres- perado Jackson, who slept all night on dug in the v/*ll. the adjoining farm south, and who was "If he set* a penknife or a spoon, the I know it would, for it looks as if it ent corps will leave to take courses in were worth two dollars. the U. of M. arrested at Flk City February 11. The probabilities are he will commence and timber is being cleared up and no doubt dig. The walls are so thick it is im- Died at his home south of Chelsea on they were afraid of losing the identity possible for him to escape, and no And so it is if you compare it with Tuesday, April 23d, Jacob Kothfus. of the spot. Mr. Price, who lives about doubt he does it to mak? the prison the value offered in the ordinary Store. Mr. Rothfus was born in Germany, on 200 yards west, had his two dogs pois- officials uneasy, more than anything i i—•— * * January 18, 1827, and came to America oned a, short time before the digging else. i— i— i * in 1855. He enlisted in Company A. 1st Is not this knife its own best adver was done, and it is supposed they were He is a remarkably good-looking man, HELEN MAY DICKINSON. tisement. Michigans Engineers and Mechanics, afraid the dog-s would raise the alarm a fine-looking man, in fact. If you and as a soldier was loyal to his adopted and they would be discovered. Five You can make $4 per day selling country. In 1866 he was married to should pass bis cell, ignorant of his these knives. This is a genuine and strangers hive been seen heavily armed name, you would comment upon his Disease of the nerves, vitality at low ebb, nervous prostration and all Miss Christian Gutekounst, who with and riding good horses. Two of them appearance and select him as a man straiutfprward statement. This is three children survive, him. passed through the timber and talked much above the ordinary." attendant evils and troubles are the result of the high nervous strain, the counting that you show it to only The council met Wednesday evening with the men who were grubbing. The It is said that either his hearing is everlasting hustle of the American people. High authorities say it is the air, twelve buyers every day. And every and made a contract with the Chelsea question Is, have the bands and train the climate that seems to intoxicate the people with such a mad desire for one that sees it will say it is good supernatural;-/ acute or else he is pos- value for $1. The knives are sold to Electric Light Company to furnish roM vs of the Indian territory a ren- sessed of some strange sixth sense, en- wealth and position, that they never know when to rest. This unremitting dezvous in this vicinity, and do the you at $8 per dozen; you sell them at $1 twenty 2,000 candle power arc lights abling him to know things that have work, push and energy has made the United States the richest country on for a term of ten years for the sum of $7 banks of 101k river conceal their booty ? transpired before the guards them- each. per light per month. The Standard has Some say ays." selves. One instance of this is related. the face of the globe, but work, worry and a peculiar climate has made the * * been making a canvass of the citizens A couple of years ago the prisoners were American people a nervous race. I determined to use large sum of ad- and found but few who favored the all assembled in the chapel awaiting vertising money entrusted to me in 2,000 candle power lamps, while the ma- the annual announcement of the gov- 44 sending out free samples to those who jority were most emphatically in favor John Van Tyle, of Edwardsburg, ernor's pardons. Before the convicts' Now as well as ever." promise to act as agents for the sale oS of the 1,200 cand'e power. Mich., doctored for 30 years for fits, but these knives got no help till he used Adironda, cheers which greeted the lucky ones Mr. George Dickinson, Deputy Supreme Commander of Knights of Mac- YPSILANTI COMMERCIAL. had died out, Prison Physician Mc- Wheeler's Heart and Nerve Cure, which Laughlin ha,d occasion to attend a pris- cabees of the World, whose residence is Emporium, Pa., writes: I will send you a~ free sample, but The recital on the great Columbian completely cured him. Sold by ;drug- oner located in the same tier as Pom- "Dear Friends:—I feel grateful to you for the great good your valuable you must sign the promise at the foot crgan by Clarence Eddy, will be one of giats. eroy. As the doctor passed Jesse's cell medicine-Dr. Miles'Nervine-has done my littlegirl. She was almost blind from of this column, and make a deposit to the most attractive features of the May he called to the doctor, saying, "So the amaurosis, [disease of the optic nerve] and could not tell daylight from show that in asking for the knife you Festival at Ann Arbor, which takes Some of Lucy Sr«ie's J.ato ITtterings. governor has pardoned two men," and darkness. We were in despair that our rosy, baby girl should not be able to are acting in good faith. place on the 17th and 18th of May. The last articulate words that Lucy giving their rames. The doctor has see out of her round, blue eyes. It seemed impossible, as they looked as well * * Mr. Adam Bohnet of Pittsfield en- Stone uttered were whispered in the ear never been able to understand how as ever, but it was true; she became worse. After several prominent oculists The deposit that I ask of you is 44 joyed a short visit from two of his sons of her daughter: "Make the world bet- Pomeroy knew of these names. Not and physicians had failed, we finally decided to try Dr. Miles' Nervine. cents about half the wholesale cost of last week; one from San Francisco, the ter." The woman did as she had lived, half a dozen people have seen him since It restored her eyesight. I bought two more bottles and she is now perma- the knife, and less than one-third what other from Bay City. Both were good brave and fearless and hopeful to the he was a bo; , and he has seen no wom- nently cured. I hope you will publish this letter for the benefit of others. I you would have to pay for a knili iika in health. They report hard times last. "I have not the smallest apprehen- an's face but his mother's since his in- recommend it wherever I go. I also hope that your wonderful medicine will it. it' you bought one. everywhere, and our people may as well sion," she said. "I know the eternal or- carceration. become so well known that every house will keep it as a standard remedy. stay where they are. der, and I believe in it." To a friend Its merit, only needs to become known for this to become an established f act." Send the money by a Postal Order or who expressed the wish that she might one-cent stamps for 44cts., and put a Hon. Edwin F. Uhl, Assistant Secre- Catarrh Cannot Be Cured DR. MILES' NERVINE IS not a chance discovery, but the result of 20 years five-cent stamp on the letter, which tary of State at Washington is paying live to see woman's suffrage granted, with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they study, careful investigation and experiment by Dr. Franklin Miles, the great must not weigh more than one-halt a visit to his old friends and neighbors she said: "Oh, I shall know it. I think 1 cannot reach the seat of the disease. specialist in diseases of the heart, brain and nerves. It is sold by all drug- shall know it on the other side. And if Catarrh is a blood or constitutional di ounce. in this city. He has been engaged to gists on a positive guarantee that the first bottle will benefit you. Should * • deliver the commencement address to I don't," she added, contentedly, "the sease, and in order to cure it you must it not you may return it and obtain your money. This allows you to give it people on this side will know it." To take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh The deposit of 44 cents will be placed the University Law School at Ann Ar- a fair trial without any risk. This proves our confidence in the medicine. to your credit, and will be deducted bor next June. some one else, who suggested the possi- Cure is taken internally, and acts di- This proves that it is made to cure. This proves the merit of the remedy, if it bility of her coming back to communi- rectly on the blood and mucous surface?. was an ordinary medicine, this unparalleled offer could not be made. It is a from your first order at the dozen rate. Rev. G. H. Wallace, who wont from cate with those she had left, sne an- Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medi- specific for all nervous diseases such as Nervous Prostration, Dizziness, Sleep- * * Manchester to s.erve as pastor of the swered: "I exr>ect to be too busv to cine. It was prescribed by one of the lessness, Headacho, Neuralgia, Kheumatism, Apoplexy, Epilepsy, Convul- I am an advertising agent, contractor Presbyterian church at Plymouth, has come back. Perhaps I shall kno~v about best physicians in this country for sions, Backache, Nervous Dyspepsia, St. Vitus Dance, etc. Sold by all drug- and publisher with one of the largest aesigned afer a nine years' pastorate. the women voting where I am, and if years, and is a regular prescription. It gists at $1 a bottle, six bottles $5, Pills 25 cents. Advertising businesses in the world,and not I shall be doing something betetr. I is composed of the best tonics known, I absolutely guarantee to send, postage 4>ur ('ap'tal In Mexico* have not a fear, nor a dread, nor a combined with the best blood purifiers, paid and duty free, the knife described above free to anyone who signs th An American company has been or- doubt. I certainly have tried. With one acting directly on the mucous surfaces. Restores hand I made my family comfortable, The perfect combination of the two in- promise below, and sends it with tb ganized for the purpose of building ex- with the other—" But »>•<* never fin- gredients is what produces such won deposit as stated. tensive wharves and improving the ished the sentence. derful results in curing catarrh. Send Dr. Miles' Nervine Health * * terminal facilities at Coatzacoal;os ol for testimonials, free. Let me advise you not to part wil the National Tehuantepec railroad. your sample, even if you should lose It is the intention of the Mexican gov- Burdock Blood Bitters is nature's P. J. CHENEY & Co., sale at $1 by refusing, as it will tat true remedy for constipation and kin- Proprietors Toledo, O. time to replace it. I coulc" not send ernment to make this the most imj)or- dred ills. It acts directy on the bowels Sold by druggists, price 7.">c. ant harbor and port on the coast. you another even if you sent the full $1. the liver, the skin, and while cleansing THE OWEN ELECTRIC BELTS AND APPLIANCES INSURE TO THE SICK After the sample they can only be sup- An AccKleiiuii j. the blood imparts strength to the diges- aTary
weakness easily cured by Chancery Sale. rlnALPr. Miles' Nerve Plasters1 . Probate Order. FORCED TO THE WALL T^EMEMBER there All druggists guarantee Dr. Miles PAIH In pursuance and by virtue of a final The American Hotel tt H^h *O t i " State of Michigan, County of Wash- •*- V are hundreds of brands of order and decree of the Circuit Court tenaw, ss. White Lead (so called) on the Under new management and everything for the County of Washtenaw, in chan- At a session of the Probate Court for new. cery, in the State of Michigan made, the County of Washtenaw. holden at 111E WELL KNO IV X CHICAGO market that are not White Lead, dated and entered on the eleventh day the Probate Office in the City of Ann composed largely of Barytes and Fine table board at moderate rate RINSEY & SEABOLTof March, A. D. 1895, in a certain cause Arbor, on Friday, the 19th day of CLOTII1XG CO. IS COM- therein pending wherein Alice M. De- April, in the year one-thousand eight- other cheap materials. But the the week. PELLED TO CLOSE Forest is complainant and Frank B. hundred and ninety-five. number of brands of genuine NO. 6 and 8 Washington St. DeForost, Erymer E. DeForest. Maud Present, J. Willard Babbitt. Judge G. DeForest and Leonhard Gruner, exe- of Probate. ITS DOORS. Have always on hand a complete Stock Take your meals here while your family cutor, are defendants. Notice is here- In the matter of the Estate of Alfred of everything in the by given that I shall sell at public auc- is out of the city. C. Richards, deceased. Strictly Pure tion, or vendue to the highest bidder, On reading- and filing the petition duly at the south door of the Court House verified, of Carrie G. Richards, praying The Entire Stock Passes Into the in the <-ity of Ann Arbor; said Court Elegant Sunday dinners. that a certain instrument now on tile in White Lead House being the place for holding the this Court,purporting to be the last will Hands of the Union Clothing Co., GROCERY LINE Circuit Court for said County, on and testament of said deceased may be One of the Largest Clothing is limited. The following brands Wednesday the 22nd day of May, A. D. admitted to probate and that adminis- are standard "Old Dutch" process, Csntral Location. STABLER, Prop 1895, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of tration of said estate may be granted Concerns in the United Staffs. said day, all of the following described to herself, the executor in said will and just as good as they were when pieces or parcels of land mentioned named or some other suitable person. Tv.is sale will open Saturday, April 27, Notlre to Creditors. Teas, Coffees and Sugar and set forth in said decree, to-wit. at 9 a. m., and continue from day to day you or your father were boys: TATE OB' MICHIGAN I Thereupon it is ordered, that Mon- COUNTY OF WASHTENAW. f until the entire stock is turned into cash. S All that part of lot seven, block four day, the 20th day of May next, at ten "Anchor," "Morley," Not ice is hereby Riven, that by an order of north of Huron street, range six east o'clock in the forenoon, be assigned for CONDITIONS GOVERNING THIS "Eokstein," " Shipman," the Probate Court for the County of Washte- All prime articles bought for cash and Daw,made on the 22nd day of April, A. D. 1895, that lies on the south-east side of De- the hearing of said petition, and that SALE. " Armstrong & McKelvy," " Southern," six months from that date were allowed for can sell at low figures. Our frequent troit street: also all that part of lot the devisees, legatees, and heirs- Our word is as sood as our bank note. " fieymer-Bauman," " Bed Seal," creditors to present their claims against the large invoices of Teas is a sure sign we eight in said block described as com- at-law, of said deceased, and " Davis-Chambers," •' Collier," estate of Julia A. Clark, late of said give bargains in ^Ve meet you \ipon honor. Anyone mak- county, deceased, and that all creditors of mencing at the north line of said lot all other persons interested in said es- ing a purchase at this sale, no matter "Fahnestook." said deceased are required to preseni their eight in an easterly line to Detroit tate, are required to appear at a ses- how large or how small that purchase FOR COLORS.—National Lead Co.'s Pure claims to said probate court, at the probate Quality and Prices. street, running from thence south- sion of said Court, then to be hi Hen at office in the city of Ann Arbor, for examina- westerly of the easterly line of Detroit may be, and finding it not just as rep- White Lead Tinting Colors, a one-pound can to tion and allowance, on or before the 22 day the Probate Office, in the City of Ann resented, can have their money cheer- a 25-pound keg of Lead and mix your own of October next, and that such claims will be We roast our own coffees every week, street five feet, thence south-easterly Arbor, and show cause, if any there be, fully refunded by returning the goods at paints. Saves time and annoyance in matching heard before said court, on the 22nd day of always fresh and good. Our bakery at right angles to Detroit street fifty why the prayer of the petitioner should July, and on the 22nd day of October next, turns out the very best of Bread, Cakes feet, thence north-easterly parallel to once. The company has engaged 75 ex- shades, and insures the best paint that it is at ten o'clock in the forenoon of each of said not be granted. And it is further perienced sales people that you may get possible to put on wood. days. (64) and Crackers. Call and see us. Detroit street, about nineteen feet to ordered, that said petitioner give notice good and prompt attention, and be kind- Send us a postal card and get our book on Dated, Ann Arbor April 22, A. IX 1895. the north-west corner of William to the persons interested in said estate, ly and courteously treated whether you paints and color-card, free; it will probably J. WILLARD BABBITT.Judge of Probate. mortage Sale. Fohey's land, thence east along the of the pendency of said petition, and buy or not. •ave you a good many dollars. north line of said Fohey's land, to the the hearing thereof, by causing a copy Default having been made in the con- north-east corner of said Fohey's land The well-known Chicago Clothing Co., Chancery Sale. ditions of a certain mortgage hereto- of this Order to be published in THE NATIONAL LEAD CO. thence north to the north line of said ANN ARBOR REGISTER, a newspaper located for the past two years at No. 4 Chicago Branch, In pursuance and by virtue of a de- fore executed and given by Sarah E. Menroe avenue, Detroit, wholesale and cree of the Circuit Court for the County lot eight, thence west to the place of printed and circulated in said county State and Fifteenth Streets, Chicago. ' Calvert to Jessie P. Hunt, dated the beginning according to the original retail dealers in clothing, hats, furnish- of Washtenaw, In Chancery, made and 18th day of July 1887, and recorded in three successive weeks previous to said ing goods and ladies' cloaks and jackets, Or call on Stark & Gartee who carry a entered on the eighth day of October plat of the village (now city) of Ann day of hearing. the office of the Register of Deeds in Arbor, Washtenaw county, Michigan. has been forced to close its doors on ac- full line of the above lead and tinting 1894, in a certain cause therein pend- and for Washtenaw County, Michigan, J. WILLARD BABBITT. count of the pressure brought to bear Excepting therefrom all that land com- colors, also oil, glass and all painters ing, wherein Caroline Gall was com- July 23, 1887, in Liber 72 of mortgages [A true copy] Judge of Probate. against them by some of their creditors. supplies. 28 E. Washington, Ann Ar- mencing at a point on the north-east WM. G. DOTY, Probate Register. 64 By an agreement with the crediters and plainant and Anson J. Gall, Mary Aus- on page 209, which said mortgage was, bor, Mich. tin, Rosa Martin, Lena Hudson, Au- side of Detroit street at the northwest alse the consent of the court, the Union on the 18th day of July 1889, duly as- corner of Andrew Schmid's land, at a P. S.—If you want your house painted gustus F. Gall, Ellen Gall and Emma signed by said Jessie P. Hunt to Leon- mortgage Sale. Clothing Cempany has taken possession right give them a call. point one hundred and fifty four feet of this stock, which consists in all of Gall were defendants, notice is hereby hard Gruner, which said assignment Default having been made iinn the given that I shall sell at public auction to easterly from the intersection of De- about $185,000 worth of merchandise, and was recorded, in said Register Office on troit and North streets, thence south- conditions of a certain mortgage exe- in order that the stock may be turned the highest bidder at the south, or Hu- the 10th day of April 1895 in Liber 12th cuted by Alexander W. Hamilton and ron street entrance of the Court House, easterly at right angles with Detroit into cash at once, and the affairs of the ANOTHER BIG CANAL. of assignments of mortgages on page street forty seven feet, thence north- May Hale Hamilton to the Farmers' and defunct firm settled up, this elegant and in the city of Ann Arbor, State of Mich- 156 upon which said mortgage there is easterly parallel with Detroit street Mechanics' Bank of Ann Arbor, Michi- immense stock is now thrown on the igan (that being the building in which Bristol Likely to follow the Lend of claimed to be due at the date of this nineteen feet, thence northeasterly gan, dated the 22 day of April, 1891, market at retail for any price it will the Circuit Court for the County notice, for principal interest and attor- and recorded in the office of the Regis- tiring. To turn this stock into cash Manchester Enterprise. of Washtenaw is held), on Wednesday, parallel with North street, fifty feet, ney's fee as provided for in said mort- thence northerly at right angles with ter of Deeds for the county of Washte- quickly means a great saving in expenses According to the English journals the the 12th day of June 1895, at ten o'clock gage the sum of six hundred and ninety naw and State of Michigan, on the 22nd to the creditors, therefore cost or value completion of the Manchester ship in the forenoon of said day the follow- North street, nineteen feet, thence and sixty-one and one-hundreds dollars. northeasterly fifty five feet, thence day of April, 1891, in Liber 76 of mort- will not be considered in the disposing canal is likely to spur Bristol to a ing described property, viz: That by said default, the power of sale of these goods. We candidly state with- northwesterly at right angles with gages, on page 257, and which, said similar engineering enterprise, • com- contained in said mortgage has become mortgage, was duly assigned by deed out fear of successful contradiction that petent authoritites having already been All those certain pieces or parcels of Detroit street, sixty two feet to Detroit such prices and such value has never land situate and being in the township operative, and no proceedings at law street, thence southwesterly along the of assignment by the said Farmers' and intrusted with the planning of the best having been insituted to recover the Mechanics' Bank to Andrew J. Sawyer, been the good fortune of the people of tnean3 of providing dock accommoda- of Manchester, County of Washtenaw easterly line of Detroit street one hun- Detroit and vicinity to see previous to and State of Michigan, bounded and de- debt secured by said mortgage. dred and eleven and one-fourth feet to on the 9th day of June, 1893, and which tions on the Avon for the largest ves- said assignment was duly recorded in the this most unexpected failure of the Chi- sels, with an estimate of the probable scribed as follows, viz: The south-west Notice is hereby given that said the place of beginning, being part of cago Clothing Company. The Union Com- corner of the south-west quarter of sec- mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of lots seven and eight in block four North office of the Register of Deeds for the pany has taken this stock to close out. cost. The river Avon, from Bristol to County of Washtenaw. on the 5th day of Avonmouth, is said to resemble a deep tion twenty-one in township four south the mortgaged premises at public ven- of Huron street, range six east accord- We want you to believe in us. We will of range three east, supposed to contain due, to the highest bidder, at the south- ing to the original plat of the village February, 1895, in Liber 12 * of de ail in our power to merit your im- trench some, seven miles long, and at assignments of mortgages, at page no part more than 900 feet wide, so two and thirty one-hundredths acres of erly front door of the Court House, in (now city) of Ann Arbor, Michigan. plicit confidence, and all we ask you to land and bounded as follows: commenc- 99, by which said default the do is to visit this sale, examine the goods, that, when the tide is in, this trench the City of Ann Arbor, in said County Dated Ann Arbor, Mich., March ing seven chains eighty-three links and State, on Saturday the 12th day of 16th, 1895. power of sale contained in said compare the prices, and satisfy yourself is more or less filled with muddy water mortgage has become operative, and no of a depth varying according to the west of the south-east corner of the July A. D. 1895, at ten o'clcck in the that this sale is just as advertised before O. ELMER BUTTERFIELD, suit or proceedings in law having been you make your purchase. Remember, the height of the flood, and, when the tide west half of the south-west quarter of forenoon of that day, to satisfy the Circuit Court Commissioner. instituted to recover the debt secured greater part of thi8 stock consists of is out, the steep black sides are ex- section twenty-one, thence north one amount claimed to be due on said mort- new spring clothing just received by the chain eighty-four links to a stake,thence gage and all legal costs, said mortgaged (64) by said mortgage or any part thereof, posed to a considerable depth, and and the sum of one thousand ninety- Chicago Clothing Co., shortly before th? down in the central hollow a narrow so'uth seventy-seven and one-fourth premises are described as follows: creditors swooped down upon them and 'degrees west, five chains and seventy- All that certain piece or parcel of Chancery Bale. one dollars and sixty-five cents being stream hastens away rapidly to the due for principal and interest, and the closed their doors. mouth; the channel is available fot four links to a stake standing in the land situate and being in the City of In pursuance and by virtue of the de- highway; thence north fifty-eight de- Ann Arbor in the County of Washte- cree of the Circuit Court for the County further sum of twenty dollars and nine- navigation by large ships only at high teen cents, being due for taxes paid in COMPARE THE PRICES IN MEN'S tide, and the idea is to transform the grees west, seven chains ninety-five naw and State of Michigan and desribed of Washtenaw, State of Michigan, in AXD BOYS' CLOTHING. links to a stake in the center of tho as follows, to-wit: Commencing at a Chancery, made and entered on the 24th accordance with the provisions of said sntire estuary of the river into a huge mortgage, and the further sum of Your choice of 1,200 men's good business dock seven miles or so in length, with highway being also a section boundary point in the west line of Mann street day of March, 1894, in a certain cause suits for $2.15, good value at $8.00. line; thence south four chains fifty twenty-five dollars, as solicitor's and at- Your choice of 923 men's black cheviots dock j:ates and a lock entrance run eight rods north of the north-west cor- therein pending, wherein John D. links to the corner between sections ner of Mann and Huron streets, running Mouat is complainant and Fred E. torneys fees, being due as provided for new shades of nut brown, unfinished out in the frame of an immense dam in said mortgage, making a total of worsteds, new spring goods, at $4.25, 900 feet long, stretching right across twenty, twenty-one, twenty-eight and thence north on said west line of Mann Fisher is defendant, notice is hereby worth $12.00. twenty-nine; thence east twelve chains street forty-three and one-third rods, given that I shall sell at public auction, eleven hundred and thirty-six dollars An elegant line of men's suits in light the mouth of the river, pierced by a and eighty-four cents, at the date of gray and brown shades in worsted, serges lock entrance at the north end of the and seventeen links to the place of be- thence west at right angles with said to the highest bidder, at the Southerly and cheviots, elegant made and trimmed ginning. line and parallel with Huron street or Huron street entrance of the court this notice, being claimed to be due on goods, you could not equal elsewhere for passage of ships, and by sluices at the said mortgage. Notice is therefore less than $15.00, now offered for $8.75. south end for the emission of the over- Also that other parcel of land de- about eighteen 18-25 rods to a house,in the city of Ann Arbor,State of line which is six rods east of the west Michigan (that being the building in hereby given, that said mortgage will A most exquisite line of men's imported flow of the river water, outside jettie* scribed as being a part of the west half be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged clay worsted suits in cutaways, Prince to facilitate the warping of vessels iiuu of the north-west quarter of section line of section twenty-nine, thence which the Circuit Court for the County Alberts and sack styles, made ani premises therein described, or soma trimmed equal to any $30.00 merchant tai- the lock and outside breakwaters to twenty-eight and bounded as follows: south parelled with Mann street forty- of Washtenaw is held), on Wednesday, three and one one-third rods, thence the loth day of May, 1895, at three part thereof, at public vendue, on the lor suits, now going for $10.85. protect the entrance channel, inside Beginning at the north-west corner of 11thday of May, 1895, at 10 o'clock a.m. A big line of splendid ail wool dark quays with a sufficient depth of water said section twenty-eight, thence south east to the place of beginning, except- o'clock in the afternoon of said day, the gray and light shades spring overcoats, following described property, viz: All of said day,at the west front dooriof the y worth $12,00, now going for $4.95. to permit the biggest liner to lie along- twelve chains; thence north eighty-five ing a piece of land three rods wide off the north end and running west of Mann that certain piece or parcel of land situ- Court House in the City of Ann Arbor 's durable pants 49c, forth $1.25. side of them, a graving dock adapted degrees and twenty-seven minutes east in said County, that being the place of A big line of men's nice business pants to the largest craft, and a pier for pas- sixteen chains and twenty-one links; street for a road. According to the re- ate, lying and being in the city of in cheviot and black worsted, at 95c, corded plat of said city of Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti. County of Washtenaw and holding the Circuit Court for said cheap at $2.50. sengers. thence east parallel with section line County and State aforesaid. State of Michigan, and described as the County. The premises are described in Your choice of hundreds of men's three chains and six links; thence north said mortgage as follows, to-wit: elepant dress trousers in fancy worsted, eighty-two degrees east four chains and Dated, Ann Arbor, the 12th day of south west quarter of section three (3) and neat patterns in light and dark chev- in township number three (3) south iots at $2.65, equal to any $7.00 tailor- In Sell-Defense seventy; thence north eight chains and April, 1895. All that certain piece or parcel of made pants. eighty-five links; thence north eighty- LEONHARD GRUNER, range seven (7) east: and bounded on land situated and being in the city of you ought to keep your flesh up,- Di- the south by Forest Avenue; west by Your choice of hundreds of children's sease will follow, if you let it go below two degrees east, four chains and seven- Assignee of said Mortgage. Ann Arber, County of Washtenaw and strong suits a* 69c, worth $2.50. ty-five links; thence north one chain; lands of Sarah M. Buland, north by State of Michigan and described as fol- A big assortment of children's blue, a healthy standard. No matter how it F. PlSTORIUS. gray and black cheviot suits at $1.85, thence west on the section line to the Attorney for said Assignee. 72 lands owned by James Morton Teeple lows, to-wit: Lot number four (4) in comes, what you need is Dr. Pierce's on the 1st day of May, A. D. 1884; on cheap at $3.50. Golden Medical Discovery. That is the place of beginning containing twenty Block number one (1) of Hamilton and A handsome line of children's extra three acres be the same more or less. the east by lands of Susan Webster at Rose and Sheehan's Addition to the suits in double and single breasted, greatest flesh-builder known to medical Cliam-ery Sale. the same date, containing four (4) acres rnix eassimeres and worsteds, at $2.35, Also, so much of the north-east City and'township of Ann Arbor, Wash- science far surpassing filthy Cod liver In pursuance and by virtue of a de- of land, more or less, as described in worth $6.00. oil and all its nasty compounds. It's quarter and of the east half of the tenaw Countv, State of Michigan. 1,ail) children's knee pants 15c, worth cree of the Circuit Court for the County Liber 126 of Deeds, on page 27ti, in the Dated, Feb. '7th, 1895. Be. suited to the most delicate stomachs. It north-west quarter of section twenty- of Washtenaw, State of Michigan, In nine as has not been heretofore conveyed office of the Register of Deeds for the A J. SAWYER, A big line of children's all wool knee makes the morbidly thin, plump and Chancery, made and entered on the County of H'ashtenaw, Michigan. Sants 39c, worth $1.00. rosy, with health and strength. to Charles Clark and wife, Charles Wol Assignee of Mortgagee Farmer's and Boys' long pant suits, age 13 to 19, in fourth day of December, 1893, in a cer- Dated, Ann Arbor, March 27th, 1895. Mechanics Bank. 1" and single breasted eassimeres Send for a free pamphlet, or remit 10 cott, James Nowlen and Albert Barns tain cause therein pending, wherein and cheviots, at $2.67, cheap at $6.00. by Samuel Estabrook and his grantors O. ELMER BUTTERFIED, LORENZO SAWYER, cents (stamps) and get a book of 168 Stoddard W. Twitchell is complainant Atty. for Assignee. 62 A large line of men's mackintosh cape pages with testimonials, addresses and or one of them, together with all the Circuit Court Commissioner, Washte- •coats, warranted waterproof, at $3.95, and Elias W. Hobbs and Harriet Hobbs nawCounty, Michigan. worth $9.00. Children's shirt waists 16c, portraits. Address, World's Dispensary right to raise the lake upon said premi- are defendants, notice is hereby given BOWEN, DOUGLAS, & WHITNEY, TATE OF MICHIGAN I „ worth 35c. Medical Association, 663 Main Street, ses to its full and highest level and to that I shall sell at public auction to the COUNTC Y OK WASHTENAW. \ ** 1,000 men's and boys' sweaters at 25c, 63 Solicitors for Complainants. S Buffalo, N. Y. enjoy the outlets therefrom and the highest bidder at the South or Huron To Circuit Court Washtenaw Co. worth 50c. water power of said lake, which is Here is a sample of the way men's and street entrance of the Court House in H. Dreyer, vs. Neva Dreyer, In chan- •boys' furnishing goods and hats and caps Kupture or breach, permanently reserved by the grantors of the said the city of Ann Arbor, State of Michi- ittorcgage Sale. are being sacrificed: cery order of Publication for non-resi- cured withont the knife. Address, for Samuel M. Estabrook in the several gan, (that being the building in which Default having been made in the con- dent Defendant. Men's unlaundered white shirts 24c, conveyances of adjacent land. worth 50c. pamphlet and references, World's Dis- the Circuit Court for the County of dition of a mortgage executed by Will- Suit pending in the circuit court for Your choice of over 2,000 highest grade pensary Medical Association, Buffalo, Dated, April 18th, 1895. Washtenaw is held), on Wednesday,the iam Coulson to Marinda L. White, the Connty of Washtenaw, in Chancery spring neckwear, teveks, four-in-hand and O. ELMER BUTTERFIELD, flowing ends at 15c and 25c, worth from N. Y. 5th day of June, 1895, at ten o'clock in bearing date July 14th, A. D. 1883, and at the City of Ann Arbor, on the 11th. 3oc to $1. Circuit Court Commisssioner, Wash- the forenoon of said day the following recorded in the office of the Register of day of March. 1895. It satisfactorily- Men's seamless socks 4c pair, 7 pairs tenaw County, Michigan. Deeds for Washtenaw County, Michi- for 25c. An Invention for an Idle Hour. described property, viz: appearing to the court by affidavit on It is well to cultivate patience, says A. J. WATERS, All those certain pieces or parcels of gan, July 16th, A. D. 1883 in Liber 57 file, that the defendant Neva Dreyer, is Men's and boys' spring underwear 19c, Solicitor for Complainant. (67) of mortgages on page 463, by which de- worth 50c. the London Graphic. This seems a trite land situated in the township of York not a resident of this state, but resides Men's fine Balbrigan merino underwear in the County of Washtenaw and State fault the power of sale contained in in some other part of said state, on mo- *tej worth $1.00. axiom; applied to cards, however, it said mortgage became operative, and tion of A. G. Kingsbury, complainant'* Men's silk web suspenders 12c, worth has a new signification. Marie An- Probate Order. of Michigan and described as follows to- *><-*; boys', 5c pair. wit: The west half of the west half of no suit or proceeding in law or equity solicitor, it is ordered that the said de- toinette was fond of games of patience, (JTATE OF MICHIGAN, » M having been instituted to recover the . Mtn's fine half hose in brown and ^COUNTY OF WASHTENAW. ( the north-west quarter of section thirty- fendant Neva Dreyer cause her appear- clack, 13c, worth 35c. and ex-Empress Eugenie played pa- two (32) also the north half of the north- debt secured by said mortgage or any ance to be entered herein, within three Men's linen collars 6c, cuffs 9c, cellu- At a session of the Probate Court for part thereof, and the sum of seven loid collars 8c. tience every morning, and those of us the county of Washtenaw, holdenat the west quarter of the south-west quarter (3) months from date of this order, and Men's working shirts 16c, worth 40c. who know and practice some of the 130 of said section thirty-two (32). Also hundred and eleven dollars ($711) being in case of her appearance that she Men's percale shirts, spring styles, Probate Office in the city of Ann Ar- now claimed to be due on said mort- bor, on Thursday the 11th day of April another parcel of land bounded cause her answer to complainant's bill 3Sc, worth $1.00. various games which are mentioned in gage, notice is, therefore, hereby given of complaint to be filed, and a copy 2.000 fine linen handkerchiefs, plain and the treatise on the subject may well in the year one thousand eight hundred and described as follows: Commenc- that said mortgage will be foreclosed embroidered, going at 5c, worth 20e. and ninety-five. ing at the south-east corner of the west thereof to be served on said complain- A large line of traveling bags and find solace and amusement in an en- by a sale of the mortgaged premises ant's solicitor, within twenty days after satchels will be sold at 25c on the dollar. grossing, if unsociable, pastime. Those Present, J. WILLARD BABBITT, half of the south-west quarter of said therein described, or some part thereof, service on her of a copy of said bill, and .Men's and boys' blue cloth yacht caps section thirty-two (32) running from twilight moments when reading is im- Judge of Probate. to-wit: notice of this order; and that in defaillt w. worth 50c. In the matter of the estate of Edward thence west along the south line of said 0 men's and boys' soft hats, spring possible or the brain is weary, those thereof, said bill be taken as confessed s'yles, 33c, worth from 75c to $1. Burns, deceased. section thirty-one (31) rods thence north All of the lollowing described land dull half hours of the evening when by the said non-resident defendant. A big line of new fedoras and stiff Ann Burns, executrix, of said estate, on a line parallel to the east line of the situated in the township of Lyndon, in And it is further ordered, that within hats going at 49c, worth $1.50. conversation is exhausted, or the mis- west half of said south-west quarter sec- Washtenaw county and state of Michi- Men's fine fur, stiff hats and felt comes into court and represents that twenty days after the date thereof, the tedoras In Knox, Dunlap and Youman tress of the house is alone by the fire- he is now prepared to render her final tion about twenty-six rods or far enough gan, viz; said complainant cause a notice of this Block, regular price $3.00, now $1.25. side, are infused with a new zest and account as such executrix. so that a line extended east from that The Northwest quarter (N. W. 1-4) of order to be published in the ANN AR- 1*8 splendid sweaters in blue, black a fresh delight by the game of patience. Thereupon it is ordered, that Tues- j point to the east line of the west half the Southeast quarter (S. E 1-4) and BOR REGISTER, a newspaper printed, tan colors, at 40c, dead cheap at the Northeast quarter (N. E. 1-4) of the "•SO. Men's gun coats $1.95, worth 13.60. The possibilities are endless, the in- day, the 14th day of May next at ten o'- of said south-west quarter section published and circulated in said county, We have also about 1,.">()!) ladies' cloaks, clock in the forenoon bo assigned for shall include five acres in the south- Southeast quarter (S. E. 1-4) and sixty- and that such publication be continued Ca numerable combinations require I'es and jackets in spring styles, which examining and allowing such account, east corner of the west half of the south three iiilii acres off of the South part of in for at least once in each week will be slaughtered at about 20c on the thought, and the minutes slip away un- dollar of their first cost. and the devises, legatees and heirs-at- west quarter of said section thirty-two the Northeast fractional quarter (X. E, for seven (7) weeks in succession, or jjoOO ladies' gauze vests at 8c, worth 25c. consciously as one hangs eagerly over law of said deceased, and all other per- (32). And another parcel commencing tl. 1-4) all on section No. fifteen (15,) in that the plaintiff cause a copy of this The above is but a sprinkle of the thou- the chances of the palm-leaf patience sons interested in said estate, are re- in the east line of the west half of township No. one (l)Southin range No. Order to be personally served on said Is of bargains to.be found at this three (3) Kast and containing one hun- wonderful s;i]r. You must see the goods or the Reussite de Marie Antoinette. quired to appear at a session of said the south-west quarter of said section nun-rosident defendant at least twenty •° appreciate bargains. Besides which it has one especial vir- Court, then to be holden at the Probate thirty-two (32) at a point about twenty- drod and forty-three acres of land more (20) days before the above time pre- or less, excepting and reserving there tue—it does not require, like bizique, (>ffioe, in the city of Ann Arbor, in said six (26) rods north from the south lino scribed for her appearance. ('ounty, and show cause, if any there be, of said section, and at the north line of from the South sixty-three acres of the The Union Clothing Company makes chess, or even Halma, more than one Northeast quarter (N. K. 1-4) of section ial Offer to Customers living a why the said account should not be al- thefi ve acre piece above described run- A. G KING8BTOY, • E. 1). KlNNE, "'stance from Detroit, namely: Every player; it has variety, interest, novelty, lowed : And it is further ordered that ning thenoe north on said east line No. fifteen (15) in township So. one (1) Complainant's Solicitor. CircuitJudge. i'-r after purchasing goods and makes no exorbitant demand on said executrix give notice to the South in range No. three (3) East, 'o the amount of $10 at this sale and about ninety-four (94) rods to the south- Countersigned, WM. DANBINGBURO, the intellect. Altogether an excellent persons interested in said estate, ing said township of Lyndon, excepting (62) by T. J. DANSIXGBUKO. iting this paper to the cashier, east corner of the above described the South six acres of said last men- will have the amount of bis railway invention for an idle hour or the bed- of the pendency of said account and the twenty acre tract, thence west along •are paid one way, not to exceed 60 tioned land, intending hereby to except side of an invalid who is too listless hearing thereof, by causing a copy of the south line of that tract fourteen 4 »kts, pop •"lies from Detroit, and on purchase this order to be published in the ANN from said first described lands fifty- "t $18 or over, his railway fare will to work', too weary to read, and too rods or far enough so that to extend a be paid both ways. ARBOR REGISTER a newspaper printed seven acres of land more or less hereto- 4 CHOICE ROSES Seed w i I h weak to write. line south to the five-acre piece above fore conveyed to Daniel Scriptor, at Cat. and Cultural Directions 30 ot». 1 Boss . N. B.—Present this paper after you and circulating in said County, three described shall include a strip of land andnkt 9e .1 with Catalogue. 10 rt>. WM. "ave made your purchase and before successive weeks previous to said day public vendue on Friday, the 12th >'°u have paid for your goods, so you containing eight acres; all in said sec- B. ltKUn, BOX303.— riianibcmburg, Pa. will be sure to get your railway fare. of hearing. day of July next, at ten o'clock in the Always mention Oils paper when you writ* English Spavin Liniment removes tion thirty-two (32) in said township of forenoon, at the east front door of the me- all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and J. WILLIARD BABBITT, York with the hereditaments there court house in the city of Ann Arbor, Blemishes from horses, Blood Bpavins, Don'a t forget the number, 4 Monroe ave., Judge of Probate unto belonging or in anywise apper- in said county of Washtenaw, that be- WHEAT JbEKD Y' r the Soldiers' Monument. Store open ?urb8, Splints, Sweeny, King-Bone, taining. Dated, Ann Arbor, April 10, 111 11 in the evening. (A true copy.) ing the placo of holding the circuit For stock raisers, sheep feeders, poul~ Stifles, Sprains, all Swollen Throats, WM. G. DOTY, 1895. UNION CLOTHING CO. court in said county. try men and dairy men, sold at a bar Coughs, etc Save $50 by use of one Probate Register. (63) JOSEPH F. WEBB, Dated, April 17th, A. D. 1895. bottle. Warranted the moat wonder- gain. Call on or address, care of An Circuit Court Commissioner, Washte- chor Works. ful Blemish Cure ever known. Sold Pain has no show with Dr. Miles' °ui« Pills naw County, Michigan. MARINDA L. WHITE, Children Cry for by John Moore, Druggist Ann Arbor Monthly t»alDscured by Dr Miles' Pain Pills. N. W. CHEEVEK, Mortgagee. I'VIVi: BROS. A CO,, Dr. MiUa' Nervo PUfl^rw •?*• -t »I1 *rm " - CRAMER & CRAMER, Klver Rouge, Mich. Pitcher's Castoria* 92 i*t Allies fain PUls stop Ueadacno. Solicitors for Complainants. (66) Attorney. (72) aJMJM AHBOit KJSGlSiTm TKURSDAl MAY 2, 1895,
A BACKWARD SPRING, HE LONGS FOR PIE. ^ K. WILLIAMS, Follovvlug a Severe Winter, Bring* Blood Diseases, Nervous Beranue- Away With Foreign Cooks Who Won't THE TUB THAT STANDS "Attorney at Law, Milan, BIIcli. uieuts and < lironle Catarrh. Serve Mince and Pumpkin. Money loaned for outside parties.All Never was there a greater demand I must protest ~.vith great vehemence legal business given prompt attention. against the prejudice—a consequence of for spring medicines—something to ignorance—sustained here by the chefs W. S. MOOBE, cleanse the blood or strengthen the of first-class restaurants against the pie of pumnkin and the pie of mince. ON ITS OWN BOTTOM nerves or regulate the digestion. Is Best Route It Is or.Is on rare occasions that you DENTIST! there any medicine so good for these may order and get a section of either Work rone In all forms of modem dentistry. purposes as Pe-ru-na? Thousands of pumpkin or mince pie at Delmonico's, Crown aid Bridge work a specialty. Satisfaction doctors, druggists and tens of thousands the St. James, the Waldorf or the Southeast Ouarauteed. ol people of all classes and vocations Brunswick. Ev^ery sort of fruit or cream (U. OF M. GRADUATE.) pie makes its appearance from time to have long ago decided this question- time on the cartes du jour of these 26 South Main St., - - - Ann Arbor that Pe-ru-na has no equal in these ca- restaurants, bat that beautiful sunflow- South ses. Poor, shrunken dyspeptics become er of pastry, the "punkin," and that be- WM. W. NICHOLS, wildering- apotheosis of American in- strong, vigorous and hearty after a few dependence, the mince pie, sel- bottles of it. People who are blotched, dom form a part of the Gal- Dental Parlors ! pimpled, sallow and sluggish rever fail lio collections, I trust that I shall Southwest always be able to eat and value the to find a course of Pe-ru-na to clear the OVER SAVINGS BANK OPPO- splendors of French cookery without SITE COURT HOUSE SQUARE. skin, invigorate the system and enrich peptic accompaniment or subsequent re- is the the blood. Chronic catarrh in all pha-grets, but, as an American citizen, I demand that the national discs of de- ABTHUR J KITJSOW, ses and stages, cases that have defied the best of treatment for many years, light, the mince and pumpkin pies, be Louisville retained upon their pedestals and flash- take a few bottles of Pe-ru-na for their ed under our eager eyes whenever our Contractor and Bu Ider! entire relief. Nervousness, debility, souls send forth a cry for them. I should and weaknesses of both sexes, sleeplessness, make it a misdemeanor on the part of Esf males furnislicd on all kinds of Architec- irritability,despondency, hypochondria, a restaurant keeper not to include these ture. Residence and Shop, 21 Geddes-ave pies in his daily menu, punishable with all these disappear when Pe-ru-na is a fine and imprisonment. I have lately I Nashville used according to directions. called for "punkin" pie at Delmonico's TM N.K.FAIRBANK COMPANY™"*- One of the first and most instructive and the St. James, and at both places Choice Meats I was told they had only plum and cua Railroad books ever furnished free, is being tard. What a deadly insult to offer SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO send by The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufac- in American! We can dispense with all PROSPECTIVE SETTLERS. turing Company, Columbus, O. This the truffid Intricacies known to the are the product of skilled Cor. Wiicliliimoii-M., and Fif'tb-ave. Vrench culinary art before we can part book is very instructively illustrated with the props and buttresses of our workmen, and rank with Full information cheerfully furnished Onr aim is to ple«K> our customers by always upon application to handling tbe vtry Choicest Mtats that the ma. ket with expensive drawings of the human constitution, the pie of beautiful pump- aflbrds. ^^^^ body, and will be send free to any ad kin and its cousin of magnificent mince. Victor Bicycles in quality. JACKSON SMITH, WT. Pass, iff., Cincinnati, 0. • Town Topics. C. P. ATMOEE, Ben'l Pass. Ant., Louisville, Ky. dress for a short time. Sent also a copy w \ 1 rlL*Ll II W We make the best base- of The Family Physician No. 2, a com- V, balls, baseball bats, base- F. W. BLAKE plete treatise on catarrh, colds, coughs, Relief In Six Hours. la grippe and consumption. Distressing Kidney and Bladder di- ball gloves and mitts, tennis DENTIST For free book on cancer address Dr. seases relieved in six hours by the "SEW GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KID- rackets, tennis balls, tennis Over Brown's Drug Store. S. W. Cor- Hartman, Columbus, Ohio. 1 NEY CURE" This new remedy is a nets, racket presses, racket cases, boxing gloves, footballs, net . Main and Huron-ets., Ann Arbor, great surprise on account of its exceed- Mich. ing promptness in relieving pain in football suits, football and gymnasium shoes, gymnasium BRET HARTE'S DAUGHTER. the bladder, kidneys, back and every part of the urinary passages in supplies, sweaters, etc. We guarantee better goods for less Shoe Repairing! She Is Ono of the Most Promising Young male or female. It relieves retention ..THE None better in the city. All work Lady Artists of New York. or water and pain in passing it almost money than asked by other manufacturers. If your local promptly done. Moderate prices. Ot>en A ri-'.ng- artist in this city is Miss immediately. If you want quick re- dealer does not keep Victor Athletic Goods, write for our all the year around. I solicit a share of Jessamy Hajte, tbe eldest daughter of lief and cure this is your remedy. Sold your, patronage. Bret Harte, says a New York paper. She by John Moore, Druggist Ann Arbor illustrated catalogue. is 22 years of age, and very pretty. Her THOMAS SPEECHLY, mother was a Miss Griswold of Califor- nia, a clever and Kifted girl, with great IN FRANCE. East Liberty, Near State. linguistic and musical accomplishments. Bret Harte's two eldest children, both Formalities Lovettn unit to Observe Be- OVERMAN WHEEL CO. of them boys, were born in San Fran- Oil and Gasoline f--re They May Wed. Makers of Victor Bicycles and Athletic Goods. cisco. The Hartes then moved to New Lovers cannot enter lightly into wed- York and it was there Jessamy and her BOSTON. CHICAGO. DETROIT. lock in Prance. A hasty marriage is NEW YORK. DENVER. Brought to Your Door Bister Ethel were born. The family at PACIFIC COAST. Without bothe ing to order every time l'i nt is living In Plainfleld, N. J., a legal impossibility. The formalities you are out. where for a number of years the mar- that must i:e complied with before the SAN FRANCISCO. LOS ANGELES. PORTLAND. Drop a Postal Card, ried sister of Bret Harte has had a mayor may tie the knot sometimes ex- Or call upon me at S. W. Corner of E. Wash ng lovely old-fashioned residence. Miss tend over several months. Only the ton and S. Fifth-aye, and leave your order ai.d I Harte, when a very little girl, used to civil marriage is recognized in law. will Keep you supplied at lowest rates. draw funny images and pictures of Our own form of marriage by priest or m. i.miiiui:. queer children on the margin of the minister is regarded by French law as GREAT VALUE WEEKLY KEWS leaves of all her books. She was a practical !y a civil ceremony, as it in- dreamer. She would sit for hours per- volves filing a certificate with the RUGS! RUGS! fectly quiet when a little child, absorbed board of health. Under the French law in thoughts all her own. Of a sudden, FOR OF THE WORLD Save Your Old Carpets she would ask for a pencil and paper. a girl may not marry until she is aftei The "thoughts" would then appear 15 years old and a man until he is more LITTLE MONEY. FOR A TRIFLE. BEAUTIFUL, ORNAMENTAL AND DURABLE thereon, in the shape of roses, jessa- than 18. If the girl has been betrayed RUGS mine and English violets, or else pic- this section of the law is not opera- tures of pretty children, always made tive. Men under 25 and women under Made from them. Any size, from half a with winars. 21 must have the consent of their fa- yard to three yards wide. Any length desired. Write for circulars. thers and mothers. 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Winans & Co., whose attractive cultural" department has no superior in the country. Its "Market Reports' comparisons. announcement appears in another col- ried without the paternal blessing. are recognized authority. Separate departments for "The Family Circle,' umn. Our lady readers should read care- When the woman is 25 and the man is "Our Young Folks," and "Science and Mechanics." Its "Home and Ho- ELDREDGE MANUFACTURING CO, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN! tully every word of the advertisement. 30 they are required to ask the father dety" columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. Its genera When you A'ant anything in the It will well repay persual. Buyers only twice. The asking must be political news, editorials and discussions are comprehensive, brilliant and ex BELVIDERE, ILL. line of once there are buyers always. iY2 through a notary, who makes an offi- haustive. ^""Hfer" I 1 T?W>» CZjE^fcC^L . CZJ 1 cial record of the fact. After the man Tonsorial Work, Happiness. has passed 30 and the woman 25 years A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this [splendid journal and. You are invited to call upon How much the possession of happl» the law supposes that they have ac- Ihe Register for Cifliplexici! Preserved KELLY & JOHNSON, ness depends upon the point of view quired enough wisdom not to need the we choose to take in seeing things'. She sanction of their parentt. After hav- DR. HEBKA'S 13 K. ANN STREET, who determines to look upon the bright ing waited for the approvxl of the head side of affairs will generally find that One Year For Only $1.25, Our work is first-class. Satisfaction Guaran- of the home and received it the patient teed. some brightness is visible; she who VIOLA CREAM i wants to point out to herself and others I-'rench lovers must post at the mairie Removes Freckles, Fimplos that discouragements abound, can, as of their arrondissement (each ward in CASH IN ADVANCE. Liver - f.'idcj Bwckhoade, Sunburn and Ten. Mid re> JOHN BAUMGARDNER, a rule, succeed, to her own satisfaction Paris has its mayor) on two successive stores the f'.iii to its orisi- Dealer in American and Imported in the gloomy pursuit. There is such Sundays the announcement that Ar- • The regular subscription for the two papers is $2.00) cal freshness, i> i •". a thing as curbing one's natural ten- mand is going to marry Suzette and clear and healthy cotr.-i' dency to depression and in wholesome that if anybody has any objection he or . htrmlest. At all fashion casting lamentable melancholy she shall file it with the mayor or h's BE33 tSubsrrlptioiis JTTay Begin at Any Time. uggii GRANITES! out of doors. And one means to this i Joi Ctrculur and all kinds of end is mentally and spiritually to out- assistant. If nobody has objection the VIOLA SKIN SOAP I" liaplr inrmni»»i>y •> t lovers may be united three days after 4dn j . " toilet, And Wtl.nit t grow the necessity of being happy. The Address all orders to rlTal 1. r I : lid-'elj n.--U. BUILDING STONE! less one thinks of the deprivations and the posting of the second notice. If c-Mi. Atiiraaiui, Pries 25 Conte. lack of those conditions which are com- there should be objection the mayor THE REGISTER G. C. BITTNE?5 4. CO.. TOLEDO. O- monly supposed to be requisites of hap- looks into it. This investigation is Cemetery Work piness, and the less one cultivates a systematic and may take another spirit of restless pursuit of happiness— Wnte your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. Best, A SPBCIAI/Tf week—maybe more. If the objection Boom g, Trihime Building, N