THE ANN ARBOR REGISTER ( TWELVE VOL XXI NO. 43. 1 PAHiS. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24. 1895. WHOLE NO. 1087.

as early as possible, relieve from duty nicklgan Crop Report For October KICKS ON ELOCUTION. those who have imposed upon them 1895. such an expense for that which is so Reports at hand form the basis for A WELL-KNOWN CITIZEN CRITICI- near nothing. the following Statements: SMS THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. If the board would make a law re- Acres of wheat harvested in quiring every teacher to insist upon the 1895 1,262,307 TUlnk* too Ills'! a Price Is Paid—Does use of a perfect English in all the reci- Bushels 16,782,637 H»t Take much Stock lu Elocution tations of his pupils, and a perfect enun- Average yield per acre 13.30 Amyivay-Here Is One Side of tUeciation of every word, they would be up- The acres here given are as shown $40,000 Question—"Who Will Take Up tlie on the right track for securing a good by the farm statistics of the State taken Truth and Low Prices Are WORTH OF Befensei elocution. B. by supervisors last s pring; the average Mil. EDITOR:— per acre is taken from records kept by Death ormrs. Hangitterfer. The story, when first told, that the threshers, and the total yield is obtain- Mighty and Always aohool board had hired at the rate of Mrs. Catherine Hangsterfer, an old ed by multiplying the number of acres $2,750 a year a teacher of elocution for and .highly respected resident of Ann in each county by the average per Arbor and one who was intimately con- acre and footing the products. SHOES! the High School could not at first com- mand belief; it turns out, however, to nected with its business interests in The total yield as estimated is 4,665,- be true, and further, that the board years gone by, died at her home 31 E. 78 bushels less, and the average per fearing lest the pupils might not ap- University ave., {yesterday morning at acre 3.56 less, than the crop of 1894. preciate instruction to be obtained at 6 o'clock after an illness of eight weeks, The total yiald in 1894 as now compiled BIGGEST SHOE STOCK such cost, has made their attendance of inflammation of the bowels. from supervisors returns was 179,234 upon it obligatory. Is the board get- Mrs. Hangsterfer's maiden name was bushels loss, and the average per acre A mighty rush of trade greet- ting crazy? A year ago they severely Barkley and she was born in Hesse 7.100 bushels more, than estimated by ed our announcement last week IN ANN ARBOR censured their faculty for executing a Darmstadt, Germany, April 16, 1S25.this department in October of that daring our 3 days sale the capa- law which they themselves had made. She came to this country with her par- year. city of our great Cloak Depart- What would be done in case the pupils ents and seven brothers and sisters in The total number of bushels of wheat ment was crowded to its utmost. should violate this law and tha teachers 1833, the family locating in Pennsyl- reported marketed by farmers since This week still greater bar- We Slaughter Prices. should use constraint? vania. She was married to4 Jacob the September report was published is gains obtain with our 300 sample Hangsterfer at Pittsburg, Pa., in 1848. But to the subject. What is this elo- 1,095,469, and in the two months, garments—the choicest styles of They came to Ann Arbor in 1854, and We please the people. cution that the teacher should be paid August-September, 1,798,468. This is the entire season—We are in a started an ice cream, confectionery and at the rate of $500 a year more for 077,000 bushels less than reported position to give bargains to your catering business in a small frame We sell Ladies' Shoes, teaching it than the head of the school marketed in the same months last year. ai d our liking—Give you styles e save you good house at the corner of S. Main and W. system of the city receives for his ser- Oats are estimated to yield 21 bushels of make and material unsurpass- Misses' Shoes, Gentle- Washington-sts., where the large b-ick ed by any in the state—There is vices? I remember that a revered pro. per acre; barley, 15.78, and corn 61 block which bears their name now no desirable garment brought men's Shoes, Boys' Shoes. hard en.-li. fessor in the college where I studied bushels of ears. Compared with aver- stands. Frugal, industrious and per- out by any reputable manufact- and who was afterwards its president, age crops potatoes are estimated to We carry the finest goods severing they worked up a good busi- urer we can not show you in began some suggestions on the subject yield 82 per cent, beans 78 per cent, ness and had accumulated a nice prop- our Cloak department with pric- and also heavy stock. We of elocution by remarking, "the firstre - winter apples 25 per cent, and late erty when Mr. Hangsterfer died in es less than small dealers in quisite of a good elocution is to have peaches 83 per cont. Oats are esti- undersell all competitors. 1873. Assisted by her sons and daugh- Cloaks can purchase the same something to elocute." This is supposed mated to yield 7 bushele less, corn 21 ters Mrs. Hangsterfer still conducted grade for. This accounts for our enormous to be supplied by other teachers than bushels more, and potatoes 38 per cent the business until 1888, when she re- the one who has elocution in charge. more, than the crops of 1894 as esti- trade. Come in and see us. tired from active business pursuits. What then has this teacher to do? I mated in October 1894. will answer this queslion by briefly in- Mrs. Hangsteifer was the mother of The mean temperature of the State for dicating how the great men in public eight children, all of whom survive her September was 04.2 degrees, and excess speaking have attained to their distinc- except one son. They are: J. William of 3.4 degrees compared with the nor- tion. Hangsterfer, of Detroit, Miss Lizzie mal, and of 1.5 degrees, compared with It is said that the old Romans who Hangsterfer, who lived with her moth- September, 1894. The mean temper- FRIDAY, SATURDAY desired that their sons should be good er, Frank (who died in 1888), Mrs. ature was above the normal in each of public speakers, would not permit that Clara Luyckx, of Detroit. Mrs. Louis the four sections of the State as follows: as infants they should have nurses who Limport and Mrs. Ross Granger, of Southern four tiers of counties, 4.8, REM MBER THE PLACE did not speak correctly the Latin lan- this city, Mrs. J. C. Stevens, ol Detroit, entral counties, 3.8, northern counties, AND MONDAY. guage. This suggests the whole pro- and Ed. V. Hamgsterfer, of this city. "3.2. and upper peninsula, 2.7 degrees. cess. Children should from the cradle, The funeral services will be held at The average rainfall in the State in if possible, hear good language and the house tomorrow afternoon at 3September was 2.82 inches, a deficiency only such. They should be made to o'cleck, Rev. R. M. Beach officiating. of 0.18 inches compared with the nor- CHICAGjmuHUUO CUT-PRICE enunciate their words perfectly. This The remains will be interred in Forest mal. The rainfall in the southern four SHOE HOUSE practice should be carried through Hill cemetery. The honorary pall tiers of counties amounted to 1.58 inches Special Bargains Will be every grade of our schools. A recita- bearers will be Philip Bach, L. 3runer, which is 0.82 inches less than the nor- tion on any subject should not be Moses Seabolt, W. D. Harriman, Chas. mal for this section. There was, com- deemed perfect, though its import H. Word en aj»1 J- T. Jacobs. The act- pared with the normal, an excess of Given on Every Sample Gar- might be right, if the language was in- ive pall bearers will be her sons and rainfall in the central and northern No. 10 N. Main St, Ann Arbor correct, or the enunciation imperfect. sons-in-law, J. Wm. and Edward V. counties and upper peninsula, as fol- I venture tha assertion that the Hangsterfor, Louis Limpert, Ross lows: Central counties, 0.79, northern ment in the Store. greatest public speakers have been Granger, J. C. Stevens and Mr. Luyekx, counties, 0.78, and upper peninsula, those who, having good matter, utter it of Detroit.—Monday's Times. 3.44 inches. The rainfall in the upper in the natural style of a conversation, peninsula was excessive, amounting to differing' therefrom only by giving the Y. M. C. A. Night School. 6.31 inches. Compared with the rain- utterance a volume of voice corres- The classes in the Y. M. C. A. night fall in September, 1894, there is a de- ponding with the space occupied by the school are well attended. Interest is ficiency of 0.60 inches in the State, and audience. Any one who teaches a dif- intense. The boys are working with a of more than two inches in the southern will. Young men are urged to visit four tiers of counties. SILKS. ferent system spoils his pupil. Examples would best state the truth. these classes and see what is being I would insist upon the case of John done. Mr. Hildner's class in conversa- Real Estate Exchanges. loth ing J-JpusE The following is a list of the rea Randolph, but for the reason that there tional German could accomodate a few Newest designs in Broche Taf- estate transfers in this County for the is no one living who ever heard him. more. The boys are getting along fine- feta, Plain and Brocade India weekending October 19th, as reported And yet we might take the opinion of ly in bookkeeping under the instruction Silks, 75c values, at 49c. by the Washtenaw Abstract Co., office Josiah Quincy, who makes Randolph of Prof. Springer. Mr. Hughes is now All Silk Novelties brocaded YOU NEVER CAN TELL WHEN IT giving lectures on contracts. His stu- in Lawrence building, corner of Fourth the most perfect parliamentary orator and Ann-sts., Ann Arbor, Michigan. 2 tone effects, $1.00 quality at of his time and makes his whole man- dents complain about the hour being so 75c. WILL FREEZE. ner to have been a mere copy of anshort. The boys in mechanical draw- Erliard T. Alber to John Geo. Alber, Lodi $ 400 easy conversation. Gerit Smith was ing get so ieterested they work over Rich Novelty Silks in Camel- You should see our line of Underwear. We have FOUR of the best time at every session. Mr. Seyler re- Harriet E. Mead to Saline Vil- ion Plaids, Pekin Strips, black things we would secure from the manufacturers. regarded as the most perfect public lage, Saline 1200 speaker of his day. and the trait which ports some very promising pupils in his and colored grounds, usual price penmanship class. The instructors are Aller Russ to Elmer Kuss, Au- Lot No. i.—A silver-grey mixture, nicely j OUR chiefly distinguished him was the per- gusta 300 $1.25, at 98c. putting their best energies into the trimmed, cheap at $1.50, .... | PRICE, fect enunciation of every word, no one P. and A. Fletcher, by Ex. to L. $1.00 work and the character of the school is 28 inch Lyons all Silk Pongee, being run into another. The same is Z. Forester, Ypsilanti 6400 equal to that of the best business col- Tints and Deep Shades, worth Lot No. 2.—An all-wool dark mixture, l0 UR true of Wendall Philips, whom great Anna Cavanaugh to Sarah Ca- lege. Young men are mis3ing a rare $1.00, at 75c. ribbed, very choice goods—(a job- -. pfticE numbers in this city have heard, and vanaugh, Ypsilanti 1 $1.00 opportunity who do not avail them- regular $1.50 quality) ( of Charles H. Spargeon, whom I think Owen O'Neil to Letioia O'Neil, 14 pieces 20 inch pure India selves of these educational advantages. Ypsilanti some of our people have heard. His Silks in fancy and decorated Lot No. 3.—One Case fleeced, dark-grey, silk trimmed. 50 The class in civil government in the Wm. C. Ayres to Wm. Gamer, Lot No 4.—Broken lines of last season's goods reduced to 50c and distinction, besides the aptness and Augusta 1200 work, worth S5c, at 24c. night school has boon combined with 25c, worth double the price. weight of his matter, was that he sim- John B. VanFossen to Clara W. Full line of Evening Shades in ply talked to 7,000 people, so that every that of practical business law, giving VanFossen, Ypsilanti 1 both studies for the price of one. The Mouselaine De Soie, 45 inches person present who had ears heard Wm. Burtless to Wm F. Kirn, wide, at 45c. every word of the discourse. educational committee are also arrang- Manchester 350 On the other hand, I may say that I ing for a mock city council to be held Dewit C. Walter to Dwight F. THAT have known a great many professional in the near future. Walter, Bridgewater 2400 The business men of Ann Arbor Christian Tucker to Samuel W. teachers of elocution, and have never Tucker, Lima 100 known one who was a natural, or in any should visit the Y. M. C. A. night ROOM! school some evening and see what is be- Lewis Vedder to Samuel S. Bib- w sense a good public speaker, or who bins, Augusta li H ould Look Bette. ing done for their employes. Classes made good ones of any whom he Edwin Kent to Melvina Rooney, With A New Plctme. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Black Silks. succeeded in getting to follow his rules. Ann Arbor lib Otherwise you may not The true teachers of elocution, except Friday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30.— F. Olinger to Bertha S. Olinger, rent it this fall. Times. 2C0 Cuts Fancy Silks, worth as to the mere training of the voice, are Pittsfield 1 from 50c to $1.75 a yard—all BLAKE WILL SELL YOU those who help their pupils to the mat- Jlr. Whitford's Lecture. The total number of students enrolled marked with green pencil 29c A NEW FRAME ter and the rhetoric and logic of their Rev. J. B. Whitford, the Methodist in the U. of M. last year was 2 874. to 99c. At a Bargain. addresses. And this is done by requir- minister stationed at Caro, Mich., gave ing of pupils a correct language ,and a 24 inch all Silk Satin Duchess THIS WEEK ! a very interesting lecture at the Uni- Awarat* worth $1.35, at 98c. perfect enunciation of its words. tarian church, Monday evening, before It would seem by the terms of the con- the Unity Club, upon "Dante." He 3 Highest Honors—World's Fair. 24 inch all Silk Double Warp tract, and especially by the salary to be an enthusiastic admirer and profound Surah, regular value, $1.00, at paid, that the new teacher was deemed student of the great Italian poet. His 73c. IF YOU WOULD HAVE THE LATEST STYLES IN to possess some witchery by which the analysis of the Divine Comedy was 19 inch all Silk Armures, pupils were to be so inflated that they clear and masterly. Mr. Whitford has could blow up at will a hurricane of elo- Double Warp Taffeta, Black and a sweet voice, graceful manners, and Colors, 75c a grade at 59c. quence which would carry everything clear enunciation. His lecture was one before it. Of course, they know that of the most delightful ever given in the Full line Natchrang's guaran- their children are smart enough, and city. It was filled with poetic thought. teed pure dye Silks in gross see no reason, except the want of right Spendid descriptions and moral reflec- CREAM MILLINERY grain Peau de Soie—Satin Suxor kind of teaching, why Patrick Henrys, tions, liberal, generous and inspiring. Royal Ada Satin Duchess Crystal CALL AT THE Randolphs, Franaes E. Willards and It was fully up to the high standard of Cord at $1.00 to $1.25 a yd. Spurgeons are not springing up every entertainments given in the Unity are ~o per cent, below prices. year. BAKING Club course. It is to be hoped that the electors will Mr. John G. Gross died last Monday UTOPIA MILLINERY PARLORS at No. 27 2nd st. from consumption. POWDER Deceased was 39 years of age. MOST PERFECT MADE. 59 South Main Street, Baking Ponder A pure Crape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free Dr. Price's Cream Baking; Ponder from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant Where tie a (west designs are received twice a week. Aill P re World's Fair Highec 1 Medal and Diploma. 40 YHARS THE STANDARD. 1 THE AJNJN AKBOK KEGISTER: THUKSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1895 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MILLION l<> Itlil'KIIKMD KIUDO1VS. Ill* Narrow I'M-npi- From Deatli From Cliroulc malaria. CONFLAGRATION AT AL- G1ERS, LA. That Pe-ru-na cures chronic malaria needs no farther proof than the thou- sands of test moniais of grateful pa- talian Fruit Vendor Charged with Start- tients. The Kov. Gibbon's testimonial im; the UIa/e and Threatened with given below, is a fair sample of what Lynching—Pennsylvania Village Wiped Digestible—and lard isn't. is daily received: Out by Fliines. Having been snatched from the grave. • Healthful—as olive oil. + as it were, by the use of Pe-ru-na, I can Tour wife could not cook, if she did New Orleans, La., Oct. 22.—Algiers, not refrain longer from writing to you. not burn it. We sell Wood, the very Those are good reasons for using it. n the opposite side of the river, was I am a minister of the Gospel and pas- best quality, at low rates. """*" "' •** isited by a terrible conflagratio; at c_n early hour yesterday morning. The of St. Paul Church ol this place. Last Have you a good reason for not? fire started in a fruit vender's estab- spring I was taken down with malaria ishment, and before the flames were fevtr after a sever attack of la grippe. YOUR HORSE EATS HAY? Sold everywhere around here—in pails • controlled, nine blocks of buildings Many of the friends and members of And you bed him with straw f We were in ruins and hundreds of famiies my church gave me up as hopeless. I sell baled May and Straw at living were rendered homeless. The terri- had got down to a skeleton, and for prices. SWIFT AND COMPANY, CHICAGO ory burned was bounded by Morgan, weeks lay in bed, thinking to myself Alix, Lavergne and Bonny streets, dany persons were asleep when the that I would never more be well; thank •••••••••••••••••••••••• flames reached their residences, so God, I began using your Pe-ru-na, and rapid was the progress of the fire,an dto-day I can truthfully say that there is barely escaped with their lives. The no medicine like Pe-ru-na. I will anj oss will foot up over $500,000, with swer any inquiring letters and inform It is not only partial insurance. Among the the writer that Pe-ru-na is the medi- most prominent places consumed was cine that saved my life. It is the best the police station, the upper portion of medicine in the world. which was used as tlie third city court, BAD and the fifth recorders court, together Rev. J. T. Gibbons, Oakland, Tex. HEINZMANN & LAUBENGAYER. with all the records; engine house, of The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing To have a new deal. Brooklyn, No. 17, and the handsomeCompany of Columbus, Ohio, will send No. 9 W. Washington St., Ann Arbor* Commencing October 10th, 1895, I will do a strictly cash busi- residences of State Senator Thomas F. a book on malaria free to any one writ- ness, which will allow me to make a reduction of from 10 to 20 per Turnbull and Councilman Barras. for it. Ask your druggist for the 1896 Paul Bouffia, an Italian, the owner of Pe-ru-na Almanac. cent, in the retail price of Implements, Buggies, Wagons, Cutters, the place where the fire originated, etc. was arrested on the charge of setting No need to fear the approach of croup the building on fire to obtain $600 in- if you have Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil Not having to contend with the cost and trouble of collecting n the house. Never was a case that bad surance. The police claim to have 1 Furniture ! strong evidence against him. As there t wouldn't cm " if n- "f the outset, were threats of lynching, he was DIETERLE BROS. brought over to this side for safe keep- t's a (»r Mivct'M. The fact has been demonstrated by ing, Sell it. Good Goods at a living price. We do DEBTS the thousands of testimonials tbe May- not sell it below cost—nor does anybody else.— I can therefore afford to make this liberal discount. It will pay Mining Village Wiped Ont by Fire* ers Drug Company, of Oakland, Md, We add the least margin to the cost. This en- you to get prices on my goods. Hazleton, Pa., Oct. 22.—The mining has received since it has sent its fam- ables us to sell good goods cheap all the year round. village, No. 8 Stockton, was practically ous Mayers Magnetic Catarrh Cure out Also the best grades of Hard and Soft Coal, Wood, etc. Satis- wiped out by fire early yesterday morn- faction guaranteed. to the sufferers of catarrh. No med- ing. Shortly after midnight flames icine has received such an endorse- were discovered in the house of Mrs. ment from the people in so short a Undertaking Michael McGlory. There was a high We treat you the same in this line. We carry a HENRY RICHARDS, wind blowing at the time, and before time as it did. The makers sell the nice stock. We do not add 50 per cent, to a fair the fire was under control twelve medicine on business principles, and a price just to keep up the style. Corner Detroit, and Catherine Sts., dwellings had been destroyed. The patient is not required to buy the med properties were owned by the Stockton icine by the dozen to get a cure. The Telephone 163. Ann Arbor, Mich. Coal Company and occupied by these Mayers' Magnetic Catarrh Cure sells Upholstering families: Thomas Burgess, Patrick for $1 per bottle, one bottle to last for Somers, Samuel McVey, John Taylor, And Repairing. We are prepared for these, a three months treatment. Three too. Experienced workmen and prompt atten- John Mulhern, Thomas Miller, G. W. tion to orders always give satisfaction. Miller, Jacob Bowman, Adam Kluck, bottles is the highest reaord ever re- Patrick Conagan and Mrs. McGlory. quired to complete a cure. General NEW The loss is ?18,000. atarrh one bottle is guaranteed. No Have yon called at oar NEW STORE just off Main on E. cure no pay. Liberty—We ask you to call. Don't buy unless yon want Indiana Village Scorched* This is an unequalled offer and if you Columbus, Ind., Oct. 22.—Fire at New are a sufferer from catarrh get a bottle to. We believe you will buy if you call, Belleville destroyed the general store from your druggist, if no benefit de- of J. B. Cook, the postoffice and four rived costs you nothing. A prominent DIETERLE BROS., dwellings. Loss, $15,000; no insurance. R. R. conductor speaks: 6 AJSID 8 LIBERTY STREET. Cumberland, Md., April 29th, 1893. BLEW UP THE BANK VAULT. To The Mayers Drug Co., Gentlemen:—Yours to hand, in reply Compl et o Burglars Slake an Unsuccessful Foray will gay that I have the highest regard line of Bak- at Bntte, Mont. ers' Goods and for your Catarrh Remedy, my trouble Confetlonery. Butte, Mont, Oct. 22.—A desperate is in a chronic form and expected to FRED. W. BUSS, Fine Heals but unsuccessful attempt was made to use more than one bottle. I used one furnished at RESTAURANT rob Hoge, Daly & Co.'s bank at Ana- bottle which removed the trouble from THE LEADING HARNESS-MAKER low rate. . . . the head in good shape and am on the conda shortly after 4 o'clock yesterday Successor to FRED. THEURER. AND BAKERY morning by blowing it up. Two watch- second bottle for throat trouble, ifil should succeed with the latter as I did We offer the public a large assortment men, Thomas Hammerle and B. L.in the former I shall write you again in Kunkle, were asleep in the bank at the the near future. Hoping it will do for of time and were awaktened by noise com- the suffering humanity what it did for Harness ing as they thought from within the me, I remain vault. Yours trnly, Blankets What's the matter with Tadella Pens ? They left the building to investigate G. J. Schmutz. Robes and just as they got on the outside a terrific explosion occurred, shattering Rev. Win. Stout, .VViarton, Ont., was Whips the plate-glass front and ripping out compldtely cured of scrofula after sev- enteen physicians had faile> to give And all other Trappings at lowest the whole iron front of the vault and him relief. Burdock Blood Bitters prices. scattering bank books and papers all did it. over the street. The cash apartment of REPAIRING CHEAPLY AND NEATLY DONE the vault remained intact. One of the Examinations for 'readier*. robbers was caught and identified as The examination of teachers ol A. L. Firpo, a young mechanic who has All outstanding accounts due to Mr. THE OWEN ELECTRIC BELTS AND APPLIANCES INSURE TO THE SICK Washtenaw County for the ensuing Fred. Theurer caa be paid to THESE GREAT POINTS OF ADVANTAGE OVER ALL IMITATORS lived in Anaconda for several years and was well known. There were sev- year will be held as follows: The Electric Cur- It can be changed Tal hundred thousand dollars in the Regular examinations for all grades Send 5 Cents for a Sample Pack- rent can beimmeffi* from positive to negative at Ann Arbor, the third Thursday of Au- FRED. W. BUSS, age, Faultless Chemical Company, Mti-ly felt, allhouuh current in a moment. bank at the time of the attempted rob- gust 1895, and the last Thursday of Baltimore, md. ' woothingc to the They have and are cur- bery. The damage to the building March 1896. 12 W. Liberty St., Ann Arbor. most Ncnsitivc. Tbe ing thousands of cases amounts to about ?2,000. strength of the current is of It lieu in at i sin. Regular examination for second anc under tbe coniplote con- Chronic lHgea.se* trol of the wearer, BO and KervouH Ail- third grades, at Ann Arbor the thirc WANTED SALESMEN^- much so that a child may ments In man and Bank Driven to the Wall. Thursday of October, 1895, and on the ~£(/S/A/£SS * be treated and cured by woman (from any cause] • two GOOD MEN in each County to take tbe same power of Belt where long continued Duluth, Minn., Oct. 22.—Another third Thursday of June, 1896. orders for a Choice line of MIISKHY necessary for the strong- medical treatment failed bank has gone under. This time it i8 Special examination for third grade STOCK or i;i<;» POTATOES. Stock and eat man. to cure. at Manchester, the third Friday o; Seed guaranted. We can give you Steady the State bank, of which Charles Employment with Good Pay. It will cost 11/-19 WILCOXAVE. , NO MEDICINES ARE NECESSARY. September 1895. you nothing to give It a trial. State when —*^ DETROIT. MICH. Stuckey, who fled last week with ?15,- W. W. WEDEMEYER, writing which you prefer to sell. Address BAuMtei jonng m«n »nd vomen to mftlnUln tbettseto* to Avoid all cbeap (so called) Electric Belts and fraudulent imitations of oar Electric Belts ludep«sd«lice, *»Te moa.j and aceunalale we*lth, BushKM, and AppLances, as these are an imposition, upon the suffering. 000, was the cashier. This action was Commissioner of Schools. Shorthand. Pcnman:b:p, English »ud Meobanioal Drawing THE OWEN ELECTRIC TRUSS is the most retentive and curative Trass decided upon when the other banks re- The Hawks Nursery Co., Department!. Tboroocb iTatem of counting hotue actual bos* stsa. Builneu llnlver-lt; Buildf?. Jilu.lrat<-d Calalopw made tor the radical cure of Bupture. fused to furnish any money, and to- Rochester, N. Y. free. V. T. JEWELL, Fnat. t. B, BFUTOCB, Umj, Inclose Rix cents and send for our Large Illustrated Catalogue in English, German, Swedish and Norwegian languages • containing medical facts, sworn statements of day an assignment will be made to C. caret made and descriptions of Belts and Appliances. Address Davidson, of Little Falls, who owns a majority of the stock. There is con- i THE OWEN ELECTRIC BELT AND APPLIANCE CO., siderable county and state money in the bank and a large amount in In- THE ANN ARBOR SAYINGS BANK 203 to 211 State Street, Chicago. dividual deposits, but the directors say CARTE Organized 1869, under tbe General Banking Law of'thU State. that every dollar will be paid. It is in- timated that Stuckey is not the only ITTLE CAPITAL, $50,000. SDRPLUS, $150,000. TOTAL ASSETS, $1,000,001 man who got the bank's money. iVER Business Men, Guardians, Trustees, Ladies and other persons will find this Bank a Echoes of the Omaha Fight. Omaha, Neb., Oct. 22.—Some pecu- PILLS Safe and Convenient liar litigation has been provoked by Place to make Deposits and do Business. Interest is allowed at the rate of 4 PEH the recent A. P. A. excitement in Oma- CENT, on all Savings Deposits of $1.00 and upwards, according to the rules of Hu ha growing out of the police muddle. bank, and interest compounded semi-annually. POSITIVE The mayor appointed seventy-five spe- BROTHERS. 66 Warren cial officers co maintain order in an-SICK HEADACHE Money to Loan in Sums of $25 to $5,000. ticipation of the threatened trouble. Positively cured by these Secured by unincumbered real estate and other good securities. They were on duty several days and kittle Pills. DIRECTORS: Christian Mack, W. D. Harriman, William 'Deubel, David nights. Tht A. P. A. influence in the They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, Rinsey, Daniel Hiscock, W. B. Smith and L. Gruner. 5P0RTIN& council prevented the men being paid. Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per- OFFICERS: Christian Mack, President; W. D. Harriman, Vice-President; Chas The men now sue and the same influ- E. Hiscock, Cashier; M. J. Fritz, Assistant Cashier. C0005 ence has declared that each case shall fect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi- FREE be tried separately. ness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue Tain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They REPORT OF THE CpHDlfioiToFTHETNN ARBOft SAVINGS BANK Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. At Ann Arbor, Michigan, at the close of business, September 38th, 1895. Illlton'H Case Helng Argued. LIABILITIES. THE WEEKLY RECORDER. i5 Spruce St., New York. Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 22.—In the disSmal- l Pill. Small Dose. Loans and DiscountRE8OCROESs . t 488,'246 U Capital Stock paid in 150.000 00 Ktockd, Bonds. Mortgages, Surplus fund 158,000 00 trict court Saturday Judge Holmes lis- Small Price. etc 500.346 M Undivided profits le-s Cur- tened to arguments on the demurrer in Overdrafts 1,820.11 rent expenses. Interest Banking houKe 20,500 00 and Taxis paid 13,193 30 the case of the state against ex-Oil In- Furniture, and Fixtures • Dividend*, unpaid 109 00 and safety deposit vaults 8,917 32 spector Frank Hilton and his bonds- DEPOSITS. men. Hilton's attorneys contended ONLY $20 ONLY Other Keal Estate 7,(507 07 Commercial deposits sub- that the office of oil inspector was un- CASH. jecot to check $ 171.166 45 constitutional and that, therefore, Baring deposits tiO9,u6O «4 S;ivhiLr certificates of de- wha money was received belonged to Due from banks in reserve - 96,947 43 him. Judge Holmes took the case un- cities f 80,907 29 Duu to banks and bank- "WE WANT YOU TO TRY Big 4 Mileage 1 ers 2,(i(« 76-940,430 58 der advisement. Du lmm other banks and ACCEPTED FOR PASSAGE 1SY .Bankers 83 00 Cnii-k* and cash items... 1,978 Mi QC BIBKEBiaT TKANSPOIt- OP Nic.h i:>snii pennies 380 It Total. $1,1.53,733 78 GOLDEN SCEPTRE Inrlima Clirl-HuH Endeavor. Gold coin .-. 30.CO uo Greerisburg, Ind., Oct. 22.—The WV TAX1ON OOmPANIJES, 03 Silvercoin 1,0'JO 00 STATB or MICHIGAN, COUNTY OF WASHTENAW. »» SMOKING TOBACCO. D. S and National Bank I, CBAS. E. HISCOCK .Cashierof the above named All tlwtalk In the world will net convince yon eighth anaual convention of the Christ- Be suro and buy a "Big Four" Ticket. You Notes 12,498 00-126,794 so qulckty » a trial tliat It I* M.IH.M Perfec- | ian Endeavor Society of Indiana will Bank, do solemnly swear that the above state- tion. \\v will » i , i recel • or 10 will save time and money. ment is true, to the best of my knowledge »nd Simple to anv a >lr ss. Prices of Golden I begin in this city Thursday, Oct. 24, Delief. CHAS. E. HISCOCK, Cualileiv re, 1 lb., $;.O; 1-4 II.., 40 cents, ) and continue in session three days. »1,153,733 paid. <\YT\LO<;UE FREE. OOKEECT—Attest: CBKISTBIN MACK, W. D.HA t KIMAN, L. GEnNEK, Directors. Several celebrities of national fame will • M#^ a Dr. Miles' Nervo Plasters1 . AH druggists guarantee Dr. MileR PAID Subtcriied and tworn to before me thie 1st aiv of October 1895. MICHJJSL J. FRITZ, SURBRUO, 159 Fulton St., N. Y. City. be present and participate. **n I" *o stow "«"> ria^he "One cf rfr » d" Sotary Pulikt. THE ANN AKbOR KE<STJtk: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1895. 3 !

ENGLISH OPINION. To (lie Touch, Is a com- ymptom >>f Rheuma- MICHIGAN MENTION. tic joints. Klifinutism can Comments of the Press on the Vene- TENDER be cured only by cur- zuela Question. ng its cause, preventing the formation and accumulation within the gyste i of dele terl- BRIEF ITEMS ABOUT MICHIGAN London, Oct. 22.—The Standard, con- oussubslan PEOPLE AND THINGS. • servative, has an editorial on the Vene- Baffled Many Times but Success Comes Dr. Whitehall's Rheumatic Cure. zuelan question, in which it says: "The at Last. It relieves Inflammatory rheumatism in a 1 wn ARE so Venezuelan ultimatum is unlikelyt. ew hours, the pain ceasing and >\wllin<» d> Flue Masonic Temple Dedicated at Grand to prolonged or doubtful complications. 'Prom the Grand Rapids Press.) mlniahlng from the beginning of tut treat- rapids. !. O. O. F. Grand Lodge and The convention of 1850 has been re- The following incident would be hard Free Sample sent on mention of this paper. Daughters of Rebekah Convention at peatedly infringed by the Venezuelans to believe if it had not occurred right here 50 rents a box; 6 boxes, £2.50. in encroaching upon soil indisputably in Grand Rapids, and investigation by our Dr. Whicehall Meg. Co., South Bend, Ind w.—Uric* Mention. British. These galling and high-handed representative has placed it beyond the CONFIDENT! 1 acts might have been overlooked had reach of doubt. These are the facts in detail: Mr. J. H. White of No. 25 Haifley Grand Rapids Masons Dedicate a Temple not the outrages by the Venezuelan Place, has been an instructor in penman- THE POPULAR ROUTE authorities reached lengths no longer With a fine autumn day, a large ship in different business colleges for the TO number of visitors and the city most endurable. If such an aggression as past fourteen years. He says : "Last Oc- gorgeously decorated the Masons of the Urman affair is to be ignored we tober I was suddenly taken ill. I consult- Of the good behavior of the Grand Kapids were very happy on the might as well abandon British Guiana. ed a physician, who said the pain was GRAND RAPIDS day of the dedication of their new We shall be surprised if the responsi- from 'gravel' stones; gradually grew AND seven-story temple. There were Ma- ble diplomats of the United States per- worse; the pain was in my back and side. Clifford Piano that we guaran- sons from all parts of the state, but of sist in maintaining that the Monroe My back swelled up in a great ridge, and WESTERN MICHIGAN. course the star attraction of the bigdoctrine has any bearing on the present I finally grew so bad that I was taken to parade was the champion Detroit Com- bed, as helpless as a child. I passed IS THB tee everyone we sell. It's not mandery Knights Templar, which oc- case." The Times and the Chronicle blood, and when the pain was at its worst cupied the position of honor in the print articles explaining in detail the I was like one crazy. The doctor injected D. L. & N. parade, which was one of the finest position of the Venezuelan matter, the morphine to give me relief, but further a little "left-handed" guaran- ever witnessed in that city. The ob- latter paper especially as regards the than that he said lie was powerless, and DETROIT, LANSING & NORTHERN. jective point of the parade was theAmerican point of view, as indicated by nothing would do me any good but a sur- tee "with a string to it," but Masonic temple. The ceremonies of the official reports issued from Wash- gical operation. I believe my flesh was STATIONS. GOING WEST. the day wtre performed in the magni- ington. "There is no doubt," the Chron- literally cooked in the attempts to relieve Detroit Lv 7 40 1 1" p m eoopm ficent blue lodge room, and were con- icle continues, "that the United States my agony, everything was used, mustard Plymouth.... " 8 25 1 48 6 43 ducted by Grand Master E. L. Bow- plasters, turpentine, hot cloths and allSonth Lyon.. ' 8 48 7 04 an absolute agreement to take ring, assisted by the other grand offi- is determined to bring about an early such things. I was in this condition, given Unwell June. " » H 7 29 settlement of the dispute. No answer Ifowell » :;« 236 7 36 cers. Only members of the fraternity up by the doctor, and almost out of my Lansing 10 24 S 36 8 37 were allowed within the lodge room. to Mr. Bayard's dispatch to Lord Salis- mind with suffering. I commenced taking liriini! I 3 MI 9 08 back the piano and refund your bury has yet been received at the em- Griiiiriiii d Ha])iHa])i(i( s 12 »i p m5 20 10 45 The exercises closed with brief ad- Doan's Kidney Pills, and really I felteasiei Ionia 4 45 pm10 00 dresses by Grand Master Bo wring, bassy." in 20 minutes. After about two hours I Howard city.. Ar. 1 20 p ni 11 45pm Deputy Grand Master J. J. Carson, had a passage of urine, and passed blood money if you can find any fault STATIONS. GOING EASa Grand Secretary J. S. Conover, Grand STRONG AGAINST DURRANT. and some ' gravel' stones which greatly Warden Lou B. Winsorand Past Grand relieved me. I rapidly improved. I took Howard cit'. 5 50am (Worn Co- manders Judge John W. MeUrath, Emanuel Church: Has Been the Scene of in all six boxes, and I feel to-day entirely Ionia " 7 30 1 :« p m6 00 whatever with it. That shows Grand Bapicto " 7 10 120 525 Judge John W. Champlin, Judge Manj Orgres. well. Mine has been a wonderful case. Grand Ledge. •' 2 43 7 02 George H. Durand, Hon. Hugh Mc- San Francisco, Cal., Oct. 22.—The I feel that I cannot say anything strong Lansl ps " 8 54 7 26 Curdy, A. M. Clark and others. enough for Doan's Kidney Pills. My Bowel) " 9 53 ;s C9 8 25 what WE think of the Clif- prosecution in the trial of W. H. T. n 66 The reception in the evening was aDurrant has found a witness who will great wish is that they may become well South Lyon... " 10 2ti 4 28 8 58; brilliant social function and the at- known. They will prove a boon to man- Plymoth •' 10 61 4 47 9 20 ford. tendance reached several thousands. testify that everything was not right in kind. Detroit. Ar. 11 40 a m 5 &'• p mH 10 p m The Masonic temple was elaborately Emanuel church prior to the murder Connections at Grand Rapids with the illuminated, both within and without. of Blanche Lamont and Minnie Will- For sale by all dealers, price 50 cents. Chicago and West Michigan lly. for iams. Mailed by Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, Music was discoursed during the even- This witness is a colored boot- N. Y., sole agents for the U. 8. Remem- Petoskey, Bav View, Traverse City, ing by the Grand Kapids and Fourth ! black named "Budd" Wilson. Last ber the name, Doan's, and take no other. Manistee. Muskegon, Grand Haven, Regiment bands, and in the banquet j night when he was served with a Benton Harbor, and St. Joseph halls refreshments were served. The subpoena he told this story: reception was not confined to the fra- T. A. A. & If. M. Agents Sell ternity alone, but many prominent in- "I know King and Durrant so well TJiroitfih Tickets. vited guests were present. that they talked freely with me. I ANDREW E. GIBSON, THE was surprised that such religious GEO. D. HAVEN, G. P. A., I. <>. O F. Grand Officers. young men should be carrying on so, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Grand Rapids. Grand officers elected by the Mich- but I concluded they were about the igan grand lodge I. O. O. F. at Lansing same as others. I learned from those A'o. 10 L. Huron M. were: Grand master, Henry N. Wilder, two boys tl.omselves tnat tney were ANN AltliOIC ,lll( II. of Grand Rapids: deputy master Will- taking girls to the church every night. I ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO. Iiam P. Wiselogel, of Muskegon; WURSTER & KIRN. I often heard them tell of the fun they warden, Eber S. Andrews, of William- SOLE FACTORS. ston: secretary, Edwin H. Whitney, of had and of the different girls who ac- CENTRAL Want you to call when you are in need 0/ a Lansing; treasurer, Benjamin D. companied them. I know myself of five 51 S. MAIN ST. Pritchard, of Ailegan; representative girls who used to go there with them. to grand lodge, Marvin R. Salter, of The people in the mission would be sur- "The Niagiira FaUs Route." CARRIAGE OR BUGGY Ithaca; chaplain, Rev. T. G. Smith, of prised if they knew who the girls were. ANN ABB OB, - MICHIGAN. (hand Rapids; marshal, E. H. Sellers, They all belong to respectable families, Or any other sort of a vehicle. Their work of Detroit; conductor, F. E. Andrews, and the worst of it all is that their SPKAKKS FOH ITSELF. of Adrian; guardian, A. J. Stroud, of VSNi'RAL STAJfPAMD TIM2 i Hortons Bay: herald, John L. Preston, parents never dreamed that such things REPAIRING NEATLY BONE of Columbiaville. Resolutions were were going on." passed to take steps toward establish- THAiNS AT ANN UIBOR, AT MODERATE RATES. ing an Odd Fellows home,and providing HAUGHEY ACQUITTED. that no saloonkeeper, bartender or laking Effect May 19, 1895. . Horse Shoeing . I REMEMBER:-We Make the Ann Arbor Organs. § gambler can become an Odd Fellow. Jury Indianapolis Finds Him Not The Daughters of Rebekah elected: Guilty. BY EXPERIENCED HANDS. GOINGlEAST. President, Mrs. Ada Carpenter, of Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 22.—The jury WE GUARANTEE ALL OCR WORK Grand Rapids; vice-president, Mrs. Idain the case of Schuyler Haughey, M. Bailey, of Rockford; secretary, Mrs. charged with aiding his father, presi- Kail & Express' J 30 p. M. Ida M. Davis, of Lansing; treasurer, Mrs. Mattie K. Bromeling, of Char- dent of the Indianapolis bank, in N.Y.& Boston Special 5 00 wrecking that institution, was declared 21,23 and 25 N. 4th Ave., Ann Arbor, MIeb lotte; chaplain, Mrs. Hattie Chamber- Fast Eastern 10 lain, of Grand Ledge; marshal, Mrs. a free man by the jury in the United Kftie Pitts, of St. Johns; conductor, States district court yesterday morning, Atlantic Ex 7 47 it Mrs. Fanny L. Chafee, of Lansing; in- and a most affecting scene followed. Detroit Night Ex 5 4 side guard, Mrs. Lillian Gay, of Te-Young Haughey's wife and mother OHIO CENTRAL LINES. eumseh; outside guard, Mrs. Lottie hugged the attorneys for the defense Grand Rapids Ex 11 05 Benson. T. <£ O. C. By—K. CADE 07 FOREIGN WOOLENS FROM THB FAMOUS MILLS OP LEEDS. HUD* pected, the present conference promises ]bBRSFIELD, CLIVEDEN, WESTMINSTER, BANNOCKBURN AND GALASHIELM Mysterious Murder of a Child. /COMPRISING THB LATEST COLORINGS AND DESIGNS IN CLAY D1AGONAXS, Much excitement has been occasioned to be one of the most important ever SAW GUMMING ^WHIPCORDS, CASS1MERES, WORSTEDS, BEDFORD CORDS, TWEEDS, SCOTCH at Ishpeming, due to the finding of held by the Unitarians. The meetings CHBVIOTS, PLAIN AND MIXED VICUNAS ANO ALL OTHER FASHIONABLE GOODS.' the remains of Little Eva Lafreniere, will continue until Thursday night. who mysteriously disappeared June PLUMBING Several sessions are to be held each MACHINES. .*• ALL SEAMS SEWED WITH SILK, EDGES CORDED, FLAT BRAIDED OR CORD "4. The clue to the discovery was a day, at which subjects of vital impor- STEAM AMD GflS FITTING 'SnTCH. OUR CELEBRATED CIXINDEB-FITTED TROUSERS. WHICH IS ALSO' pair of shoes found by the mother of TANITE—the safest and best. /* GUARANTEE AGAINST BAGGING AT THE KKBB,' WILL CONSTITUTE ONB OW! the child among a bundle of carpet tance to Unitarians will be discussed. II *HB FEATURES OF THB DUNEAVEN SUIX. THB USINGS *M0 TRWMJNO*, rags passed bv Mrs. C. L. Wendel.ia Representative men and women from SEWER CONNECTIONS KALMOID—first-classed and low *-? THB BNTI&B SUIT ARB FIRST-CIASS. _^ w neighbor, to Mrs. LafreDiere. The nearly every state in the Union are Ik * pirced. 1 BOOK OF STTLE3 AND SELF-MEASUMMBMT BLANK, BXPLAIWINO flTA shoes were identified as those last among the prominent speakers an- Made promptly and at reasonable PLB WAY HOW TO MEASURB YOURSBLfcYOGBTSM WITH SAJtf^Si fOfS worn by the missing child, and were nounced. rates. MORGAN—for rest use only. »D»D UPO» ATFUCATIOtL' ~ * at once turned over to the authorities. Marshal Carlson and Assistant Mar- shal Nolan entered Mrs. Wendel's Y. M. C. A. Convention Closes. All Work First-Class THE TANITE COMPANY, house with a search warrant, and pro- Chicago, Oct. 22.—The feature of the ceeded without ceremony to the attic, last day of the Y. M. C. A. convention, GIVE ME A TRIAL. Stroudsburg, Pa. Thii Famom Remedy cures quickly, permanently all where they found the child's body which closed at Evanston yesterday, nervous diseases, Weak Memory, Loss of Brain Power, concealed behind a chimney. The was the announcement that William JOHNO'BBIEN, 61 Washington St., New York. NERVE SEEDSlWEAK MEN_ Headacbe, Wakefuinosa, I-oot Vitality, Nightly Emis- body had reached an advanced stage sions, evil dreatne, lmpotency and wasting diseases caused by Deering, the wealthy Evanston philan- 30 E. WASHINGTON ST. 139 E. Pearl St., Cincinnati, O. you thfu terrors or excesses. Contains no opiates. Is a nerve tonic of decomposition. The left hand was and blood builder. Makes the pale and puny strong and plump. ;hropist, had pledged himself for a gift S. D. Klmbark, Chicago, III*. Easily cnrrie

THE President and officers of the Canadian Pacific railway to Newport THE REGISTER. Jrand Trunk Railway, at Port Huron and thence by either of the above three nTTTTTTTTl PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY he other day, informed the Common routes to Boston reveals a penorama which by an intelligent traveler will SELBY A. MOHAN, Jouncil of that city that thier road never be forgotten. The west owes a PAULINE HALL. Casmo vas not run to build up or to oe-debt of gratitude to the Canadian Paci- ANN ARBOR, MICH ecially accommodate towns along fic railroad that it has enabled us to en- ts lines. It is this selfish policy joy such a trip, so quickly, so comforta- Buttermilk TERMS: hat has brought so many rail- bly, so safely, and with so much restful iatisfaction and delight. One Dollar per Year In Advance. oad corporations under the bon of pub- Toilet Soap ic opinion. The great Canadian Paci- 1.50 11 not paid until after one year Ten cents a cake. Three for fic Railway has never pursued this nar- W. C. T. U. Twenty-five cents. We have also owand illiberal policy. It uses every a large line of Palmer's, Col- |»~ Fifteen Cen/K per Year additional to Sub- MISS HALL SAYS DR. GREENE'S NER- gate's and Kirk's Fine Toilet tcribert outside of Wathttnaw County. •easonable means to aid and build up or God! and Home and Native Land. Soaps at the same price. Fifty Cents additional to Foreign countries. ,owns along its line, and accommodate Edited by Mrs. A. E. Van Valkenburg. Entered at Ann Arbor Postoffice as Second- he public whom it serves and from Press Superintendent Or Class Matter. ,vhom it draws its income and support. The regular meeting of the W. C. T. We can give you a large Fire YURA SURELY CURES. Ounce <; ke of nicely pe-rfumed As a result it has had a phenominal U. will be held this afternoon in the soap for ouly Five Ceuts. \Vt> ure1 'iiffi'nts for I'aele THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1805. growth and prosperity. In less than {. W. C. A. rooms over the post-office. Sam's Tar Soap. wenty years it has built and seeuredj One week from today a special meet- Sealed Proposals ontrol of between six and seven thou- ng has been arranged for the purpose Sealed bids will be received at tlw sand miles of track and now has the )f listening to a report of the National A. M. Mummery's longest continous line in the world. office dl' the City clerk until Wednes- W. C. T.U. convention which convened day, October '!() at 12 m. for removing Within the memories of men now DRUG STOEE, the ground on the north side of Wash- living there was not a mile of rail- n Baltimore from Oct. 18 to 23. Dr. She Recommends Dr. Greene's Nerv- 17 Washington Blk.. Ann Arbor ington street along Pelch Park the •oad track in the country and wiih- Mary Wood-Allen and Mrs. Jennie same to he used in filling the street n twenty years the Canadian Pacific Voorheis attended the convention, ttttttttt ttttttttt t t and sidewalk nn the south side of such -' reet. alone has built enough to reach one and Mrs.' Voorheis has consented to ura tor the Weak, Tired, Nervous Glen V. Mills. quarter of the way around the make a report especially aiming to M City Clerk. globe. The trains of this immense bring to the workers methods of carry- corporation, moving from Hali- ng on the various lines of work as shall and Debilitated. Says it is the TH E New York authorities, in view fax on the Atlantic, to Vancover on be the means of producing more intelli- Our the Pacific, whether they are running of the great demand for asphalt road- gent efforts in the future. The place ihrough. the cities and thickly popula- ways are perplexed as to what disposi- ted districts of the east, or the lonely of this meeting will be announced later. Best of All Medicines. tion to make of the basalt blocks now forests of unsettled Canada, the vast LOYAL TKMPERANCE LEGION. Store! in use The solution is very easy If open plains of the Great North-west, or For several months the W. C. T. U. the present Wilson-Gorman Democratic the tremendous gorges of the Rocky have been making arrangements to or- Isn't open all the Tariff should long continue at the pro- mountain and Selkerk ranges, all move ganize a Local Temperance Legion in time, but we have a sent increasing magnitnde of the im- with the precision of clock work. No the city this fall. Miss Anna Richards night clerk, and ports and the decfeasiing rate of ex- very serious accidents have occured on for several years president of the Uni- make it a point to this line. The management is as near- ports they oan be used for ballast for versity Y's will be the leader of the have some one in ly perfect as railroad management eati the store all the steamers going to Europe.—Sing Sing Legion, and her assistants will be cho- Republican. ever be. As an instance, we left De- time. troit the other day and from that point en from the young women in the Uni- to the termination of one of its branch ersity who are members of the Young IN spite of the fact that the duties on No. 46 SOUTH STATE ST. lines at Newport, in Vermont, the Woman's Christian Temperance Union window »lass have been reduced nearly train was exactly on time at every sta- I'he W. C. T. U. feel to congratulate one-half by the provisions of the new l io;i but one, and there it was but three themselves upon having secured ayoung Tariff, the manufactures have formed a a at,. minutes late! It hardly seems possible women of such marked talents, and ex- trust. The trust has already advanced that such a feat could be done over such prices nearly 18 percent. And another perience in various lines of temperance advance of 5 per cent, is likely to fol- a long line of road passing across z work to devote herself to this mos low. What becomes of the argument rivers through populous cities like To- hopeful department, and trust that the ronto and Montreal and meeting and efforts which she and her associates that a Protective Tariff fosters' trusts, passing inumerable trains, by the way and that a revision of duties according Of all the routes from the west to north- shall put forth to train the boys and girls in the principles of total abstin G. H. KEYES, to Democratic iedas would be a death ern and eastern New England, the Ca- blow to such combinations?—Troy Daily nadian Pacific is by all odds the short- ence and purity, may not only result in est and most comfortable, besides 't has enlisting the children to lend a"hand in Times. the further advantage of passing all the way through a fily lid every effort to help others and to over- POLITICAL affairs in Detroit have a to Newport, the curious narrow farms throw the liquor traffic, but may re Opera decidad Pingree hue. He captured of the Canadian French, the populous bound in blessings upon their own Americanized city of Toronto and thebranch of the organization and then 1 he Republican convention without quaintly built French city of Monteral House any opposition to speak of, while the On our way w • passed many places o labors for temperance in the Univer Fret Press, the Democratic organ of great historical interest. We crossed sity. the slate, is so disgruntled at the the spot where the poet Moore resided The meeting for the purpose of or Jeweler. when ir Canada, aua where he wrote Democractic nominee for mayor that the celebrated "Canadian Boatman's ganizing the Loyal Temperance Legior it practically advises the oppositiO Song." At Montreal our train took us will be held Saturday Oct. 26, at twe to Pingree not to go to the polls on into the magnificeni Canadian Pacific o'clock. Every boy and girl in the city NEW STOCK election day, but to "take to the depot, with the single exception of the hetween the ages of five and sixteer Union depot at St. Louis, the finest rail woods." This means that Pingree wil road depot on the continent. From yeiars, of every race and creed and sta PROriPT SERVICE have at least tenor fifteen thousand Montreal we crossed the St. Lawrence tion is cordially invited to be present a- LIBERAL PRICES majority this fall. the only great river in the world wheso this meeting and to join the Legion. waters are always fresh, cool and clear THE wheat crop of 1895, as given by over an iron bridge so delicate WANTED. beautiful that it seems in the A cabinet organ for the use of the W Dornbusch's list, was, 395,795,000 quart distance as if it floated in the air. Soon ers. This is less than 5,OOO,o6o quart C. T. U. during the coming year. Hai after crossing the St. Lawrence the not some one just the organ they wouli GRAND OPERA HOUSE! ers larger than the world's wheat crop whole chy of Montreal comes into view of 1892 On July 1, 1892, the price o its steeples so numerous that it seems to like to have used to help swell th Saturday, Oct. 26th. wheat in New York was 89 1-4 cents bu be a city of churches all over toped by tht strains of these inspiring temperano on July 1, 1895, the price was onb, mighty roof and lofty square towers o' songs found in the "White Ribbon 7'i '!-4 cents, a decrease of 15 1-2 cents a the great Roman Catholic Cathedral o Hymnal V" If so, kindly drop a line tc " FROn COPYRIGHTED PHOTO B Y Voter Dame, the largest church edifice Mrs. W. W. Wetmore, 84 W, Huron wn noRRison Hr. Wm. C. bushel. Does the increase of 1 3-4 per in North America. In three hour: cent, in the world's wheat crop between after leaving Montreal we first catch s street. ,/, CHICA GO I89S- the two periods account for the decrease glimpse through the trees of Lake BEER. MISS PAULINE HALL. of 18 per cent, in tne value of whea Memphremagog classic in the tradition! Not long since, one of the wealthies within the same period* and legends of New England, nestling wholesale liquor dealers in eastern In like a jewel among the hills. As oui diana arranged with a prominent life Pauline Hall, the empress of song, to seek some relief from the mental and train moves along the shore of thii insurance company to take out a policy is celebrated the world over as the physicial exhaustion from my labors, AMERICAN fleece wools declined from cdarming lake we recall the lines in for two hundred and fifty thousand dol Representative American Beauty. After trying several remedies that lars, partly for the benefit of an institu ANDREWS " 1-2 cents to 15 cents per pound anc whittier's "Snow Bound." who has in the presentation of were commended to me as being excep- American scoured wools from 15 U tion he wished to endow at his death Our Father rode against his ride The papers were made out, but on go-the new operatic comedy, "Dorcas," tionally good fcr the nervous exhaus AND HIS EXCELLENT COMPANY 27 1-2 cents per pound between Oetobe Hy liemphramagog's woody side. ing to >e examined as to his physica' achieved the success of her eventful 'tion which I was subject to, I was eren- 1, 1891, and October 1, 1895. Foreigi Sat down again to moose and samp condition, he was unable to pass, th life. In a conversation with the repre. tually induced to make a trial of Dr In Fred. Marsden's Brilliant wools, on the other hand, were highe I n hunter's hut or Indian Camp. examining surgeon announcing that h sentative of this paper she stated: Greene's celebrated Nervura, and the October 1, 1895 than they were OL had heart disease, and his life was verj Comedy, 1 Oil At Newport, the popular and delight uncertain. Frightened, as well as indig "I have in my professional experi- great relief which it afforded me was October 1, 1891, notwithstanding tha ful summer resort at the south end of th. the Free-Traders prophesied that Free lake,the Canadian Pacific connects with nant, he went to the board of examin ence essayed a number of roles that almost instantaneous in its effect, and ers in New York, which also announced have been more or less trying upon the 1 have no hesitation in unqualifiedly Trade in wool would advance the price the "Boston and Maine," the two road to him that he had organic disease o: MYWIFE'S FRIEND of wool in this country. Protectionist running in friendly and close connection the heart to that extent that its action physical and nervous system, but in endorsing Dr. Greene's Nervura as the A few miles south of Newport, at St best tonic and restorer of a nervous and Same kind of play as Charleys Annt. said it would cheapen wool here ani Johnsbury, a road runs to the left am might erase at any tiMie. They pre none that I have attempted have I advance it abroad. The Protectionist carries you through the heart of th nounced the real cause of the troubl ever experienced the terrific strain debilitated system of any remedy that were right* White Mountains by Falyan's and to be the fact that he had been the ha- that the various characters which I as- I hare ever tested. It is remarkable bit of drinking beer. Of course the lifi STRONG CAST! through the famous and thrilling Craw sume in my new operatic comedy, 'Dor- for the rapidity with which its restora- AMERICAN sheep are still going t< ford notch to Portland and Boston insurance company would take no risk where there was such an uncertain ten cas,' have subjected me to. The as- tive qualities assert themselves. It is market in vast numbers. August, 1894 Thirty miles below at St. Johnsbury a Wells river, you may again turn off u ure of existence. sumption of one character in a presen- absolutely harmless, and the instantan- ADMISSION, 35c, 50c, 75c, $1. was known as virtually a panic month the left anc reach Boston via the Fran Actual fact proved by the light o taneous relief which it affords to the Reserved Seats on Sale at Watts Jewelery so great was the rush of sheep into th tation is generally conceded to be a Store. conian mountains in full sight of the science, shows that lager beer is no sufficient undertaking for any one per- nervous and tired system is grateful in Chicago market; yet the report fo lordly Moose Hillock and along th food; for there are no nutritive element August, 1895, shows an increase of 40, shores of the beautiful lake Winnipa in it. Instead of being the sustainer o son, but in 'Dorcas' I assume three, all the extreme. I can readily understand 000 head over that of the correspond^ saukee. A few miles below Wells rive life, it saps at the foundation of all vl different, and I might say diametrically why it is that so many hearty recom- you may turn to the left a third time tal force. Instead of promoting heat in opposite to each other. mendations are given by people o: ASK YOUR GROCER! month the preceding year, while an ox and reach Boston via Concard, the cap cess of 3,000 for the first 'week in Sep the human body, it lowers the tempera prominence, especially those in our pro- itol of New Hampshire, and the manu ture of its victums until they are fa "The terrific train naturally resulting tember indicates that the haste to sel fession, for Dr. Greene's Nervura blood For the Stove Polish that facturing towns of Nashua, Mancheste more susceptible to cold, even to death from such difficult work, which is a new SHINES and If be does not is still an uppermost feature. Undo and Lewell. These three roads take than healthy bodies free from all alco and direct departure from anything I and nerve remedy, and my own exper- one through the finest scenery of New keep it you should send for these conditions many Western shee\ holic taint. Instead of imparting have ever presented to the public be- ience justifies me in recommending it a sample of the men have sold out almost every one England, shewing the traveler its lofti- strength, it pimply produces a temporary as absolutely the best remedy which I est, mountains, its mst beautiful lakes, fictitious vigor by spurring the heart fore, naturally had a very distressing two or three year old sheep in theii some of its finest rural villages and ever used." flocks, so that now their stock is at the and nervous system to unusual effort, effect upon me, and I was constrained FAMOUS "WE COME" POLISH every presenting landscapes of marve which is invariably followed by popor point of certain deterioration.—Breed lous beauty. tionate exhaustion that weakens thos< MANUFACTURED BY THE er's Gazette. functions to a degree that will produce D. A. PAGE BLACKING CO., A trip fo New England by way of th premature decay and death. Thus giv ing neither heat, force or sustenance to Of A. C. Me" DOVER, N. H. the human tystem, lager beer is shown THE DEATH Graw of De" by science to be a 'living" beer in troit, one of the every claim it makes to this effort. largest, oldest and best shoe houses in Some of the creditors of the defunc the west, forced a Settlement of the Michigan Mortgage Co., of St Johns SHOES EtiUite. Shoes had to go. Cash talks. Easy to apply. Out-lasts ail others which company was wrecked by S. S We were 6n hand and bought 3000 PRS. No bad odor or dust. Walker, have brought suit to recove 50C ON THE DOLLAR, Have opened upon a mortgage which it is claimed the greatest Slaughter Sale of Shoes was paid twice. Suit is now brough in Ann Arboi s history. against al) the stockholders in the com pany which includes Profs. A. H. Pat A C. McGKAW & eno. stamped on the soles anet moans a good shoe. AR6ENTALA tengill, H. M. DOoge, and Wm. H Pettee. 50c "LIQUID' 500 Hand Welt Shoes at $2.50 Doctor D. A. Mac Lachlan has con sented to write a treatise on The Eye 450 Hand Welt Shoes at 2.25 "'PASTE" for a Chicago publishing house. Hi ON THE 400 Hand Welt Shoes at 2.00 being so long connected with the Uni- "FOWDMR" versity, besides being first vice presi 350 Kid Button Shoes at 1.75 FOR CLEANING dent elect of the American Institute o: Homoeopathy, president of the Mich 300 Kid Button Shoes at 1.50 Igan State Homoeopathic Society; hem orary member of the New York State This stock kept separate from Our GOLD AND SILVER I [omoaopathio Society and editor of the regular stock. Recommended for use on Sil- Medical Counsellor has made the doctor before sizes are gone. ver of our Manufacture BO well known that his book will have a $100. wide circulation. He has found it no- and guaranteed by oeasary to remove to Detroit to secure 17 S. leisure for his literary work. Reed & Barton, GOODSPEEDS MAIN STREET SILVERSMITHS, Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder WorM's Fair Hiehent Award. TAUNTON, • MASS. THE ANN ARBOR REGISTER-. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24 1895. Campus. Personals. Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report '»*•*•'-*•*••*'•***•*• The U. of M. granted 707 degrees last C. Liddell returned from St. Louis rear. ast week. The entries have been numerous for Ed. Wolfel spent Sunday with friends BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR n Detroit. Baking field day this fall. g Mrs. Fred. Tinker is visiting her par- The game with Harvard will be play- rents in Jackson. ed at Boston on Nov. 9. John Goodspeed returned to Grand The regents have ordered 150 newRapids Monday. PowdePd r lockers for the Gymnasium. S. W. Clarkson was in Lansing last ABSOLUTELY PURE The Oracle offers $75 in prizes for Thursday on business. MILLINERY! contributions to that publication. Aid. H. G. Preltyman was in Ohio Senator D. B. Hill lectures before the ast Friday on business. Alexis Renwick who has been suf- I.KAMI OI'I.KA HOUSE. fering from a stroke of paralysis the S. L. A. in University Hall tomorrow Editor Thompson of the Dexter Lead- It will be to your interest r, was in the city Monday. past two weeks is slowly improving. Friday Nlgbt, October 2".. night. Otto Krause, of Grand Rapids, was The ladies of the Congregational "4. Bowery GJrl." to call and see us. The sale of tickets for the S. L. A. in the city a few days this week. church gave a missionary concert last Before the production there was con- course this year has been very large Mrs. H. F. Browning and daughter, week Sunday which was largely at- siderable talk of litigation over the ti- already. of Hovvell, are visiting in the city. tended. tle, now much in demand fora play, "A Rev. Benton was called to Davisburg Bowery Girl." The story of its evolu- Mr. & rirs. C. A. Hendricks, Law students are kicking about the Miss Phoebe Howell, who is teaching Sunday to preach . a funeral sermon. at Milford, spent Sunday in the city. tion is interesting, for it shows how, short hours during which the law libra- Rev. Conrad filled the pulpit at Lap- from a small beginning, a fad may run ry is open. Dr. B. B. Sud worth went to Petoskey hams church. into popularity aloag a greased grove if Five Doors South of the Old Stand ! 70 S. HAIN STREET. The Dental Society held and election .ast Saturday on real estate business. Mr. George Wilson, an old resident it starts right. Charles H. Hoyt. the of ©fficers last Wednesday, C. P. Fitch, Hon. D. A. Hammond spent Sunday of Salem, died at his home in the vil- dramatist, was coming from Brooklyn with his family and left again Monday. lage Thursday morning after a linger- '90, is president. one night, and,' looking out of a win- Prof. B. A. Hinsdale spoke at an in- ing illness with paralysis. dow of a Third Avenue elevated car, The freshman co-ed spread will be stitute held at Charlotte, last Thursday. The semi-annual meeting of the conceived the notion of writing the held one week from tomorrow night in Mrs. Herman Easton has gone to Jackson Association of the Congrega- song' "The Bowery," afterward sung * the tjymnasiutn. Dexter to spend a month with her fath- tional churches was held at Peebles by Henry Connor in "A Trip to China- Adalbert was very thoroughly white- er. church last week Tuesday and Wednes- town." "Some months aftyr this An- washed by our team last Saturday. The Mrs. M. C. Peterson and Mrs. L. H. day. drew Hack, the vocalist, wrote (Wil- liam Jerome composing the music), score stood 6-1 to 0. Clement were in Detroit a few days last week. MILAN. "My Pearl's a Bowery Girl." These The fund for the women's annex to Wm. Xeedham and son are enlarging are the words of tho chorus: WOOL PANTS Ghas. Petrie was called to Jackson their stock. the VVatermann Gym. is not making last week to attend the funeral of his My pearl's a Bowery girl, very rapid progress. mother. Mrs. Clark has returned from her Toledo visit. She's all the world to me; W. H. Compton has been elected Mr. and Mrs. Krapf spent Thursday She's in it with any of the girl round WORTH and Friday of last week visiting in Mrs. W. H. Gay is visiting friends treasurer of the S. L. A. in plaoe of in Wisconson. the town. Stanley Farnum, resigned. J a :kson. And a corker good looking you, see? Dr. W. B. Smith entertained hi3 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson a At Walhalla' Hall, why she kills Tlio regents have appointed a com- brother-in-law, J. Q. Wilson, of Sturgis, son Oct. Kith. them all, mittee to look into the matter of a fire last week. Rev. and Mrs. Shior entertained As waltzing together we twirl; escape for the law building. James Duffy, who has been practicing guests over Sunday. She sets them all crazy, a spieler, a $2.OO Mr. and Mrs. Kinear have returned Dr. Fitzgerald, director of the Water- law in Bay City, has decided to remove daisy, to Detroit. from their Adrian visit. For my pearl's a Bowery girl. man Gymnasium, has been promoted to H. B. Merritt, of Pontiac, has taken Mr. O. P. Newcomb, of Carlton, is The Camplicr Hospital of 1785. A PAIR the rank of junior professor. vi-iting Milan friends. charge of Goodspeed's shoe department Before the French Revolution a The resents have ordered that no as manager. The D's of R. will have an oyster sup- learned French savant and physician, class political meetings be held in Uni- B. St. James was in Detroit last Fri- per at the Temple Wednesday evening, Dr. Thielman, started for a time what versity lecture rooms at night. day looking after new goods for his Mrs. C. Chapin and her father, Mr. SOLD FOR TEN DAYS AT new dry goods store. Remington, left last week for Weston, was known as the "camphor craze." The U. of M. freshman football team Jacob Gall, of Kansas, is here on a Mich. The doctor lectured before the institute defeated the High School team last visit with his brother of N. Fifth-ave., Miss Forsythe was quite ill last week, on the wonderful curative properties of Wednesday by a score of 12 to 0. who has been very ill. but is able to be in her school again this week. camphor and held that this one medi- The various foot ball teams are doing Dr. Geo. E. Frothingham was up cine, properly applied, would cure all from Detroit last Friday looking after The L. O. T. M. social was a success a great deal of practice and are de- his business interests here. in every way, program, supper and the ills of the body. He established a hos- veloping some first-class players. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kearns, of De- BOCial part. Proceeds $16.00. pital, which was soon crowded, and he $1.19. Sheehan & Co. headed the subscrip" troit, spent Sunday in the city, the William E. Howard, of the sugar re- preformed some really wonderful cures. guests of Mr. Kearn's father. finery fame, retunred to Michigan The French Revolution came on soon Won list for the beneSt .of the Athletic Wednesday evening from New York. Bring this Ad. With You! Wm. Campbell, of Pittsfield, has been after and swept the institution out of Association with a $25 subscription. Rev. J. P. Hutchinson, of Ann Arbor, drawn as a juror for the November existence, but camphor is still "the The athletic board sat for a group term bf the U. S. circuit court to be will give an entertaining Steroptican picture last week. A half tone of the held in Detroit. lecture at the Presbyterian ceurch Oct. great healer." The ordinary camphor 28th. is soft and healing, and if applied to a same is to appear in the Inlander, soon. Frank Howard, of Detroit, was in the Married, Oct. 20, by Rev. J. Ward city last week. He thinks that the burn or sore will relieve the pain and The authorities in the Homoeopathic Stone, Mr. Gilbert Kellogg and Mrs. Ann Arbor and Detroit Electric rail- Cora Kellogg at the bride's residence subdue the inflammation. In the liquid department are confident that the at- way is sare to be a go. on Tolen-st. camphor it is the alcohol that smarts. WADHAMS. RYAN & REULE attendance will reach at least 30 this Mrs. S. A.. Moran and children re- Prof, and Mrs. C. M. Tubbs, of A bright chemist of Dayton, Ohio, bus turned last Friday from Niles, where year. Mooreville, were the guests of Atty. compounded a balm that contains not A fine plaster bust of the late Prof. they have leading the summer and Mrs. <.'.. R Williams from Friday with Mrs. Moran's mother. only the ordinary camphor, but rare Wells, of the law department, has been until Sunday. Miss May O'Hearn has succeeded Miss The ladies of the M. E. church will and costly camphors in addition, that are presented to the University. It will be West as a teacher in the Fifth ward indulge in an old fashioned Thanksgiv- known to but few chemists. This com- hung in the law library. school, Miss West having been given D. A. TINKER & CO., ingdinner. Oysters, turkey, mince pie, pound is known as I'retzinger's Catarrh a position in the First ward school. Auditor-General Turner is willing to cranberry sauce etc. Balm, and can bo had at any drug S. A. Moran was at Marshall Tues- allow the University 7 per cent, on the Mr. Sam Egner, the night operator store, and is widely known as the only government land grant if he can be day attending the wedding of his at the Wabash depot, has had a call as The Leading Hatters and Furnishers, brother, Dr. Geo.W. Moran, of Detroit, day operator at Delray. He leaves in a remedy that can be relied upon to allay persuaded that it is legal. to Miss Minnie Hasbrouck, of Marshall. tew days for his new place. the inflammation of the nasal passages. The loss of the Athletic Association Evart H. Scott went to Chicago Mon- HOW LADIES TALK It relieves the inflammation instant- Are now ready with all the new styles of by the burmnfiof the grand stand and day night to attend the meeting of the Mrs. Smith, —'Oh! Mrs. Jones wont ly and heals the diseased membranes. >ome athletic material which was In National Association of Manufacturers you please tell me what makes your It is a "Catarrh healer." It can confi- Stiff and Fedora Hats, Golf and Yacth Caps, of Agricultural Implements. He re- Correct the basement will amount to about clothes so clear and white, I've noticed dently be relied upon at all times.Every- turned Wednesday. them every wash day and they always Fancy Colored Shirts—Earl & Wilson and 3800. Rev. M. A. Breed, lit '81, is visiting look so much belter than mine body now-a-days uses "Pretzinger's."' Cluett Coon & Co.'s Collars and Cuffs, President Augell, in his annual re- his father on E. Annst. He has re- Mrs. Jones—"Why, I have been us- A small sample can be had by sending Styles! port to the regents, rather favors giving cently resigned the position of presi- ing Dime Wash Blue now for nearly a a two-cent stamp to Pretzinger Bros., Night Kobes, Bath Robes and Pajamas, the Homoeopathic school a trial under its dent of Benzouia College, and accepted year. Its just splendid and a 10c box Chemists, Dayton, Ohio. Waterhouse Neckwear, Gloves and Under- new management before any steps are a call as pastor of the first Congrega- makes a whole quart, always ready, no tional church at Westboro, Mass. waste, no streaks, and the best 1 ever wear. taken to move it to Detroi t. used. I could buy of my grocer but TOY WIFE'S I'ltll'M). High The senior dents have not allowed he's out and I just sent 10 cents the ALFRED BENJAMIN OVERCOATS. other day and got a box this morning Grand Opera House, Friday much politics to enter into their class LATEST COUNTY NEWS. October ititli. Hodgman Mackentoshet., Trunks, election this fall as they have already from.I. H. Taylor Owego, Tioga county N. Y. Any housewife who cannot get The London Ont. Advertiser, Mon- Grade! Traveling Cases and Bags. elected class officers. J. W. Lyon is SALINE. the above goods of her grocer will re- day, Oct. 14th, says: Agents for Christy's English Hats, the president; Miss Jessie E. Castle, vice Mr. H. Parsons is very ill. ceive a box by following Mrs. Jones "As a laugh producer, "My Wife's Celebrated L. L. & A. Guaranteed Hat, pres-; C. S. Sherwood, sec, and J. N. Jake Lutz, of Ann Arbor, was in directions. Buy of your grocer if you can. ^8 Friend" met with instantaneous success Dent's Gloves, Alfred Benjamin Overcoats, Clarke, treas. town Friday. at the Grand on Saturday night, and Moderate vliss Alice Pierce, of Ypsilanti, is Eat Dunns Hot Weather Dr. Martin's the play bids fair to establish a niche Hodgman's Mackentoshes, Waterhouse Adelbert college gave Cornell a hard Uoyal Breakfast Food, It Pleases Neckwear. rub a few weeks ago. Last Saturday home on a visit. the Palate. for itself alongside of the several phe- Mrs. H. Warner has returned from A phosphate nerve and brain invigor- nominal successes of a simular nature As usual, we are selling all our $1.50 the U. of M. team literary wiped the tier Bay City visit. already on the road. The action is Prices! earth with Adelbert. Most people ating food without the heating proper- Fedora Hats at $1.00. Mr. and Mrs.J. Avery, of Ann Arbor, ties of oatmeal, etc., requiring the life lively, the dialogue bright and free think that this indication shows pretty spent Sunday with friends. and strength of many pounds of choice from vulgarity and suggestion, and the plainly how the U. of M.-Cornell game situations are both ludicrous and mirth G. J. Nissly shipped a car load of wheat to obtain one package. Well provoking, affording ample scope for will go. poultry from Byron last week. people like it, and the sick can eat it when nothing else will agree with the display of talent so necessary for The S. C. A. made an important M. Hunt, of Norvell, was the guest of them. Saves labor, time and fuel. Drink the success of light comedy. The plot No. 9 S. Main Street. move last week when they decided to H. W. Bassett and family, Friday. Dr. Martin's Nervine Coffee. For sale of the play hinges upon the efforts of Eugene Fowler and family, of Clintom the two leading characters to success- reduce tha membership fee from two to by Stimson, State Street. 26 fully deceive one another and the world one dollar. This will mean a great have been spending a few days here. Editor and Mrs. Warren are spending Who does not as well. The fun increases as the play many more members, and consequently a week with friends at Morriee, William - know women and progresses. Wm. C. Andrews, in the a much larger field of work for the as- ston and Owosso. young girls who are title role of Jack Luster, had a part iociation. continually in tears? eminently suited to him, and filled it •Who always see the well. The work of H. Rees Davis, as President Angell some weeks ago CHELSEA. dark side? Who Jackson Lnster, a stormy, eccentric, wrote to the Field Columbian Museum Dr. Conlon is spending a few days have frequent fits and funny old man was exceptionally asking for two of the large oil paint- in Chicago. of melancholy with- good. ings which wore mounted on the Bert Girard, of Ann Arbor, waa in out any apparent town over Sunday. cause ? But there Cotton States and International Ux- wall just inside the entrance to the is a cause. It is to pOBlton. Effa Armstrong, of Ann Arbor, was Michigan Central Railroad is now manufacturer's building at the World's in town over Sunday. be found by the in- Pair. The request has been granted telligent physician in some derangement selling tickets to Atlanta at very low Annie Bacon, of Ypsilanti, spent of the complicated and delicate feminine rates for the round trip. Full informa- and the pictures will be'hung in Uni-Sunday with her parents. organs of generation. The woman who tion can be had at ticket office, 89 versity Hall. They are 15x30 feet in- Seborn Tichenor, of Jackson, was in half understands herself, feels that she When going East be sure that your DNS I *ize. town the first of the week. cannot always be complaining; she can- tiot always have the doctor in the house. tickets read from Suspension Bridge, Rev. A. B. Storms, of Detroit, was a The young girl suffers, bodily and men- Niagara Falls or Buffalo, via the LE- Chelsea visitor the first of the week. tally, in silence. The trouble usually HIGH VALLEY RAILROAD to Phila- Scrofula, Salt Rheum J.Gilbert and daughter, Mrs. A. R. conies so gradually it Is attributed to delphia, New York and all points East. This is the Box Welch spent Monday in Ann Arbor. some outside cause. There is undue It is a most attractive line; has vesti- Minutes buled trains, Dining Cars, and all mo- Your Breakfast in TEN Ana 4|| other Blood Diseases-How Miss Edith D. Noyes is spending a weariness, unexpected pain, unreason- few weeks with her sister in Niles. able tears and fits of temper. All these dern conveniences. Anthracite coal Take Down May Be Cured. symptoms are simply protests of the used exclusively on locomotives insur- Truman Fenn, of Jackson, was visit- ing cleanlinessa and comfort. Write Bpeaking «' i f hat Hood's Sar- ing in (. helsea the first of the week. 6ilent, long-suffering nerves. The trouble mp y rom w shows in dark circles below the eyes, a Chas. S. Lee, General Passenger Agent, for Cents. •aparilla has o,n6i not only once or twice, Miss Maude Congdon, of Ypsilanti, downward curve of the mouth, a sallow, Philadelphia, for paticulars. 96 Your Dictionary TEN but in thousand^ cases, we can honestly spent Sunday with her parents here. brownish-yellow neck. And see what Webster Bay that it is the bt*t remedy for all dis- Roy Hill and Henery Stimson, of ease* of the blood, w ever the cause. Unregarded, the trouble grows. A calls a "BARGAIN.'? Ht Ann Arbor, were the guests of their few years of tortured invalidistn, probably Already to use. Ask your grocer toe By its peculiar Combination, Propor- parents over Sunday. insanity, before merciful death comes. He says it's "a gainful and it. For Sale by tion and Process, it po^sses positive Mrs. Myers, of Jackson, and Frank Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is the CHEAPER «u?dicinal merit Peculiar Uitself. Myers, of Chicago, were the guests of fruit of years of study. It is the product satisfactory transaction," It has cured the most v.ruient cases V. H. Kempf and family the latter part of an investigating mind united with a Just such as all customers o! Scrofula and Salt Rheum, ,-,en when of last week. generous nature. When an intelligent ELECTRIC LIGHT! receive at W. F. PARDON, ell other prescriptions and n^diuines person gives years of study to a subject SALBH there must be some good result. The To accommodate its pa- 13 E. 1,1 Ki:IITV VT have failed to do any good. •'Favorite Prescription" is a compound Blood poisoning, from whatever ori- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kane visited rel- atives at Plymouth the fore part of the of extracts of herbs that makes a trons the Eelectric Light LODHOLZ, fH n, yields to its powerful cleansing, pvri- week. strengthening, soothing medicine. It act3 *yii«J, vitalizing effect upon the blood, if directly upon the distinctly feminine Co. will run all night, and you de3ire further particulars, write to us Mr. Thomas Heeney is gradually de- organs. It stops drains from lining better still, will lower its No 4 Broadway. 83 below. Remember that clining with hut little hope of his re- membranes by healing diseased parts, rates to three-fourths of a ry. thereby curing also the inflammation According to that, then, GEO. SCOTT, Rev. Conrad is entertaining his that is always present. cent for each lamp per Hood's Sarsaparilla brother and family, from Kinderhook, our whole, business must " I -was in a critical condition. Often I was in hoar on metres. Is the One True Blood Purifier prominently Jackson Co. despair. I exp-rienced a great improvement by be made up of \\ eb>ter Architect and Superintendent in the publio eye today. Prepared only by takm? one bo{tli: of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre- The Ladies Aid Society will meet scription. I have taken six bottles, ami I am bargains. ' C I. HOOD & Co., Lowell, Mass., U. 8. A. with Mrs. James Woodworth this week sure that it will not only cure ulceration but all OFFICE 38 Fountain St. Bold by aU druggists. fl;6ixforf5. Wednesday. diseases of females." Yours truly, The BEST LIGHT For Tadella Pens—They All Write. For MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTEND T& are the best after-dinner r. Ellsworth Rider and family, of sale at Mummery's Drug Storo, Wash- PiUl. Thej atliat digestion. Ionia, are visiting his parents, Mr. and 7 THE EYESIGHT. ngton Block GEORGE R. KELLY SELLS WOOD. Mrs. lra Kider. J\ eapolis, Virginia. THE ANN AKBOB B OCTOBER 24, 1895.

Bloody DonT>T« Mnrdfr at ITaooock, Mich. Tlie Board of I'll bite Works. •tt+ttttttttttttttttttttttttttTtttttt Fred Kramer, aged 57 and his wife t Hosts of people go to work in aged 52, were murdered at Uanco 'k by [OFFICIAL.] robbers. Kramer and his wife Ived • the wrong way to cure a opposite the cemetery west of th~ city, Office of the Board of Public Works, / u and were reputed to keep considerable Ann Arbor, October 14th, 1896. \ money in the house. Kramer was Special session. R blind and his wife sold beer without a Called to order by President Clark. iirense. At 9 a. m. Kramer's brother, St. Jacobs Oil AgT&tg who lives at take Linden, called at Present, Pres. Clark, Bullis, Ross. the house. The front door opened, Mr. Ross moved that the matter of but the shutters were closed. He DEAD called several times, but getting1 no pranting a priviledge to the Ann Arbor answer grew alarmed and went in Thompson Houston Electric Co. to lay The Poorest Man on Earth search of neighbors. A search of the pipes in the public streets be laid over The Store! 1 house revealed a big pool of blood [CAN BE CURED OF HD upon the floor of the main room, and until the next regular meeting Wednes- in the cellar at the foot of the short day October 10th. stairways were found the bodies of BAZAAR SALE, SATURDAY, OCT. 24Krame. r and his wife. Kramer's throat Yeas—Pres. Clark, Bullis, Ross—3. was cut on the right side, while Mrs. Nays—None. The Tobacco Habit Kramer 8 throat was cut from ear to On motion the Board adjourned. and the left side of her face and fore- Glen V. Mills, HV OI'I! METHOD. head was pounded to a pulp, the skull fractured, the jaw broken and an eye . Clerk. beaten from the socket. The hammer, We Offer .Yon a Remedy That Will Free Every Sto to Tobacco in Ten Days. SPECIAL SALE clotted with blood and hair with which Office of the Board of Public Works, ) Mrs. Kramer's skull was fractured, Ann Arbor, October 16th, 1895. j" IN was found. The old-fashioned trunk Regular session. in the bedroom, which was reputed to contain money, had been roughly Called to order by President Clark. fcreed open and ransacked. Otherwise Present, Pres. Clark, Bullis, Absent, GLASSWARE! the house was undisturbed. The mur- Mr. Ross. READ THE STRONGEST ENDORSEMENT EVER der was clearly for purposes of rob- L Mr. Bullis moved that the following bery, and was apparently done in cold Some of the Many Things in Glass: blood. report of the Inspector of cross-walks be receivedand spread upon the rec- GIVEN ANY REMEDY. Glass Bowls different Fine glass tumblers, Hon. Charles II. IliikU-ys Splendid Gift ords. per doz 60c Hon. Charles II. Ilaekley, president October 16th, 1895. sizes tOc of the board of education of Muskegon Pitchers 10c Hatter dishes,per doz. ffC and regent of the University of Mich- To the Board of Public Works: Square cheese or bread Jelly boa-Is. ** " ffC igan, has again opened his purse and I herewith submit detailed statement plates 10c Salt and pepper, per presented the board of education of of the cost of construction of seven doz Sc his city the sum of SI 30,000 and $5,000 brick cross-walks built under my direc- /latter dishes 10c yearly while he lives. The donation UNITED STATES HEALTH REPORTS Jelly stand* 10c Square nappies, per is for the construction and mainten- tion. Pickle dishes 1 Oc doz 5c ance of a manual training school, and In making the concrete foundation of OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENT. JUNE 19, 1895, PAGE 10. Pickle dishes, per doz. <>c Tumbler, per doz... 2o was a complete surprise to his most in- the cross-walk across Ashley street, at oc timate friends. Mr. Hackley's pre- JLarge Decorate Lamp complete 7 inches decorated vious gifts to Muskegon exceed SMO,- Huron and that across Ann street at "In the interest of the masses, for whom these reports 000—a library, soldiers' monument and Fourth Avenue Portland cement was dome shade only 98c park and two school buildings. He used, adding considerably to their cost. are compiled, the United States Health Reports have examined said that he had the gift enrolled in The crosswalk,; across Kingsley at Wight Lamp complete only. 10c his will, but thought it might as well and investigated many preparations having for their object be made now. Main was laid on a foundation of bro- ken stone and gravel, the other walks the cure of -the tobacco habit, but among them all we have no Yonnq Women's Christian Association. were laid on concrete made with Akron hesitancy in giving the editorial and official endorsement of The annual convention of the Y. W. cement which..makes a foundation of } A. of Michigan was held at Hills- HACK & COMPANY. sufficient nrmness[8nd_ strength, much these Reports to the remedy known as *' Uncle SciTft S dale with Miss Mary B. Stewart, of JOHN KOCH. BAZA.ill. W. C. MACK. Detroit, presiding. Reports showed cheaper than the same could be made TobdCCO CilVC," manufactured by the Keystone Remedy ;hat of the membership of 34,000 in the with Portland cement. United States Michigan has one-tenth, Company, at 218 La,'Sa]]e Street, Chicago. We have demon divided among 20 associations. Officers strated by personal tests that this antidote positively destroys electee]: President, Miss Mary B. Stew- b irt, of Detroit; first vice-president, [ i the taste and desire for tobacco in ten days, leaving the system Mrs. A. M. Miller, of Bay City; second < -• ', C 7-

vice-president, Miss Marie Odiorne, of )C . in a perfectly healthy condition, and the person using the same Vpsilanti: secretary, Miss Helen E. Iff? £T Keep, of Kalamazoo; assistant secre- H forever free from the habit. tary, Miss Louise Smith, of Detroit. III? rfSiglfi "In the light of our examinations and tests of UNCLE SAH'S ^ i >s • PENINSULAR STATE NEWS. Mri! IS TOBACCO CURE," we are but performing a cuty we owe the pub- c when we cuc'cise the same, and sitmp it as the crowning Levi Van Horn slipped from a wagon RIPANS near I'outiac and broke his neck. Length achievement of the nineteenth century, in the way of destroying a Fred Stockwell was fatally injured habit[as disgusting as it is common, (FOR ONLY $1.00.) in a runaway accident at Hartford. Is- Width > [_. For Salecb,} The shingle mill of Albert Hayley, -. - r at Omer, was burned. Loss, ($2,000. g g g it 55^ y Ami Y;mU en o ONE GIVES RELIEF. The 12-year-old son of Bert Mann, o A. IE. MUMMERY, of Rochester, is down with smallpox. liiiiii Number w Miss Mary Bailey, aged 75 years, was instantly killed by a freight train at i Cost 51 0 o WASHINGTON BLOCK, ANN ARBOR, MICH. Milford. V Uni l J Martin Dunn was found dead in bed LinrailFt.; Q at Cadillac. It is supposed to be a case n of suicide. 9 w Cost a o Hog cholera is epidemic near White a Pigeon. One farmer has lost 21 swine < ... ^"— D' -t Barrels M rolled in the Michigan mining school a CO -SELLS H at Uoughton. -.. . — ••» Cost, 1 ^ n Away. Miss Kittie Beach, a prominent young and talented musician of Hudson, has Gallons i—i In Large become violently insane. o Over one-half the money spent for heat, After being in darkness two months g or Small West Bay City has made a new con- Cost m ing is wasted, owing to the fact that im. tract for electric lighting. £ Quantity. '.' -» * propor stoves are used. The Banner The Episcopal convention at Minne- Team apolis authorized the formation of the will heat a room 20 feet square in coldest new dioceve of northern Michigan. m a Delivered weather at an expense of one-half cent A wild animal, resembling a panther h ITaiul Promptly. per hour. We warrant them not tois terrorizing farmers northeast of smoke or smell and we mean what we Niles, and few venture out after night. Capt. Charles Corlette shot and in- ti tc c; E Totals say. stantly killed a settler named James At a Probes at Phillips. He mistook Probes WOOD for a bear. Ftespectfully[submitted, Moderate The barns owned by T. H. Allen and Chas. JiL. Ward Rate. William Porter burned at Springport. Allen was badly burned about the Yeas—Mr. Bullis Ross- 2. face. Firebugs. | JNays—None. The Methodists of Van Buren, near . On motion the^.Eoard adjourned. Traverse City, are hustlers. They plan- EBERBACH HARDWARE CO. ned, built and dedicated a new frame Glen V. Mills, church all in 15 days. Clerk. Ten freight cars in the Michigan Central yards were ruined with their A Novel Idea. contents in a collision at Niles. The loss will exceed SS.OOO. It is free, ar,d deeply interests every- No. S3 E. HURON ST. body who has aches or pains, or who is A wild steer ran amuck through the ONE-HALF BLOCK WEST OF MAIN ST., NOS. 9 AND II W. LIBERTY ST. streets of Pentwater and the residents weak and sickly. Anyone can learn sought refuge in the stores until an the surest and qniekest means to get ex-cowboy lassoed the brute. strong and well by acceptlngthat splen- Rev. W. O. Lowden, who is charged did free offer of the great specialist in Special Bargains In with forgery at Hastings, was bound curing nervous and chronic diseases, SIGN WRITING FILLED. over for trial. He was unable to get Dr. Greene, of 35 West 14th St., New bail and was committed to jail. York City. He has established a sys- iiAFSOMINING ONLY Furniture For Escanaba is trying oust the present tem of letter cerrespondence through water works company claiming1 that AIKTIIG FIRST-CLASS the service is not up to the contract. which all sick and suffering reople can The citizens want a municipal plant. learniwhat ails them, and how to get PAPER HANGING WORK. Auditor-General Turner will appeal well, without expense and without from the decision of the Iron county leaving their bemes, All they have to FRESCOING AND INTERIOR DECORATING MODERATE RATES Students Rooms 1 sircuit court, in which all the taxes do is to write to the doctor' stating each if 1893 from that county were declared symptom fri m which they are suffering We have carefully selected an assortment void. The eastern association of the Con- and he will answer their letter, explain- of Chamber Suits, Couches, Mockers, rregationa] churches and ministers of ing their cause, thoroughly, telliugf just VET ARMSTRONG, Michigan held the serai-annual session what the trouble is and what to do to Chairs, Study Tables, Book Shelves, In the Congregational church at St. Cor. Summit and N. 5th Ave., Ann ^rbor, Mich. CO Carpets, Draperies, etc. Suitable for 01a ir. be cured. Hergiyes the greatest care and attention to every letter, ard tells Students' Rooms. Hjalmar Eriekson, aged 27, was I found dead in his father's barn at Cal- the case of, each symptcm sa plainly If you want your room to look very at- jmet with a bullet hole in his head, that patients understand instantly just ft is supposed that he accidently shot what ails them. And all this costs tractive call and see what we are offering oimself. nothing.^ It is a splendid opportunity for little money, Children are dying at Coleman of a for those who cannot afiord the time or BROOMS ! BROOflS V BROOMS ! iisease which some doctors call ton- lieauty, Durability and Low Prices ! iilitis and some call it diphtheria. expense to go to the city. Dr. Greene BEST EVER MANVFAC1URED. Many children are in the meantime makes naspecialty of curing patients are combined in our new assortment. oeing exposed. through, letter correspondence. He is ALSO BRUSHES AND SCRUB BROOflS. At Rains island, near the "Soo" the the most'succepsful specialist in curing A Chance for Everybody to Get Their-Brooms at Moderate Rates. steamers America, upbound, and Gil- nervous and chronic diseases, and it is jert, downbound. crashed together. HENNE& STANGER. The America was sunk, but the Gilbert the discoverer of that wonderful medi- BUY A HOME-MADE JXD HAND-MADE ARTICLE. neaped uninjured. No one u-as hurt. cine, Dr..Greene's Nervura blood and THEY ARE THE BEST. Two tramps tried to hold up a Wash- never remedy. Those who write to ngton avenue trolley car in the su- him get cured. BBSS A POSTAL WHEN IN KVEB OF AM BROOMS, burbs of Kalamazoo. Armed with A'.L ORDERS PROHPTLY FILLED. ONE-HALF BLOCK W. OF MAIN ST., NOS. 9 AND II W. LIBERTY ST. :lubs they stopped the car and de- You will find a very good assortment manded the conductor's cash, but he of manicure goods at A. E. Mummery's S. J. BEAMPSLEY. Manufacturet, lucceeded in knocking them off the Drug store. platform, and the car sped away. 28 Spring Street, - - ANN ARBOR, MICH THE ANN ARBOR REGISTER-. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24 1895. 7 its management and advertising that | payment of his claim fflr damages to Yeas Aid. Moore, Ma.ynar J, Allnaen- COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. it was unneccessary to couple with his property at the time of the build- dinger, Snyder, Laubengiiyer, Brown, Ann Arbor the name of any other of ing of the main sewer. Taylor, Shadford, Coon, Butter PINEOLA COUGH BALSAM her sister cities in adopting a name Adopted as follows : Pres. Hiscouk—11. ta excellent for all throat inflammation (jROSSMAN & §CHLENKER [OFFICIAL.] for said railroad. Yeas.—Aid. Moore, Maynard, All- Nays None. for ast limn. Con- sumptives will in- COUNCIL CHAMBER, ) Therefore be it resolved, That the mendinger, Snyder, Laubengayer. Whereupon the report as amen let variably derive Ann Arbor, October 21st, 1895. \ Commou Council of the City of AnnBrown, Taylor, Shadford, Coon, But- was adopted as fullnws: benefit from its Arbor, on behalf of the citizens of terfield, Pres. Hiscock—11. Yeas Aid. Moore, Maynard, - it quickly Regular session. • 1 lie cough, said City do hereby greatfullyacknow- jSNays— None. dinger, Snyder, Laubengayer, Taylor, readers exportor- Called to order by President Hiscock. ledge the courtesy of the said Board By Aid. Brown. Shadford, Butterfield, Pres. Hiscock atlonaasy. assist- Roll called. Quorum present. of Directors, and trust that the cordi- 9. ing nature in re- Wherers, owing to the large amount storing wasted "Absent Aid. Koch, Ferguson, Tay- al and mutually advantageous rela- of- extra labor required of the treasur- Nays—Aid. Brown, Coon— 2. tissues. There tions of the past maybe continued in er in keeping the city accounts, and By Aid. Moore. i- a large per- lor, Prettyman, Cady. the future in an ever increasing ratio. as the sewer ordinance requires his Whereas, The Ann Arbor Gas Co. centage of tliose COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE MAYOR. who suppose their Be it further resolved, That an en-office to be open during business hours has placed upon the chandelier in cases to be con- Best ir> tl?e City of Ann Arbor, Mich. grossed copy or this resolution be sent and as the fees he receives is entirely Council Chamber with compliments ol sumptlon who are only suffering from a MAYOR'S OFFICE. to the President of said road. inadequate for the amount of labor said Qas Co. four Wel9bach burners chronic ™ld or dec;) seated cough, often ag- To ih*. Honorable Common Council ( EL G. Prettyman, required of him, in the discharge of thereby furnishing the Council a bet- gravated by catarrh. F r catarrh use Ely's Cream Halm. Uoth remedies arc pleasant to ONE of Uae City of Ann Arbor: Committee. \ H. J. Brown, the duties of his office. ter light, therefore use. Cream Halm. 50c. per bottle; Pineola ( Chas. H. Kline. Therefore be it Besolved, That the Resolved, thai this Council hereby Balsam, SK-. at Druggists. In quantities of Geatlemen;—I have this day ap- 'Adopted as follows: sum of $41.66 per month be al-express its appreciation of this kind- ill deliver on receipt of amount pointed J. Milton Perkins a special- • -Yuas— Aid. Moore, Maynard, AU- lowed said treasurer as extra pay. ness to said Gas Co., and further ELY BEOTHER8, K Warren St., New York. mendinger, Snyder,Laubenger, Brown, during the building of lateral sewers, Resolved, that we communicate this policeman without cost to the City* g, , His jurisdiction shall be in and about ;Taylor, Shadford, Coon, From and including the month of fact to said Gas Co. by sending them Pres. Hiscock—11. Butterfield, September, A. D. 1895, the same to be a copy of this resolution. the University property,I have also ap- charged to the contingent fund, Adopted. pointed also Charles L. Putt a specia Nays—None. By Aid. AUmendinger. REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS. Aid. Coon moved that the resolu- The policeman with jurisdiction in anc tion be postponed until the next regu- Resolved, That the Street Commis- To the Honorable Common Council: lar session. sioner be requested to report to this about the property of the Ann Arbor Gentlemen:—In the matter of the Council at the next session what dirt Railroad. I have also appointed John Adopted as follows: claim of Chauncey Orcutt, for dama- Yeas—Aid. Moore, Brown, Taylor, stone or other material iias been sold E. Tice a special policeman with ges securing by rea on of the construc- Shadford, Coon, Butterfield—6. and the price received therefrom by Standard! jurisdition in and about the property tion of the main sewer; through his Nays—Aid. Maynard, AUmendinger, him during his term of office. premises. Synder, Laubengayer, Pres. Hiscock— Adopted. Have you bought a Dictionary/ of the Michigan Central Railroad in I have the honor to report that so On motion the Council adjourned. the City, the services of all to be with- 5. If not, far as the liability of the city is con- By Alderman Coon. GLEN V. MILLS. out cost of the City. cerned, depends entirely upon the Resolved, that the following named City Clerk. STOVES WARKEN E. WALKER. facts, and as they were represented to persons be granted an extension of Mayor. me. together with the agreement en- time until next year for building the tered into, I am of the opinion that walks In front of their property loca- GENERAL NEWS ITEMS PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS. the facts warrant the City in paying ted as follows. A petition signed by George W. the amount recommended by the Com- mittee, as there does not seem to be Pmf. Frank Wagner, 73 Washtenaw Wait! HARDWARE. Johnston and 17 others asking for the Avenue. use of the Sixth Ward engine house any question of law involved in the VARIETY OF NEWS ITEMS FROM controversy. Miss Gardner, 75 Washtenaw Ave. Until you can examine for a public meeting was read and re- Prof. W. L. D'Oodge, 77 Washtenaw VARIOUS PLACES. ferred to the Fire Department Com- CHARLES H. KLINE, . Ave. io West Liberty Street. mittee. City Attorney. Mrs. Francisco, 86 N. Main street. A communication signed by H. F. Received and placed on" tile. John Hall, 33 E. University Ave. Great Britain is Trying to Crowd LlttU Burke asking for the discharge of a STREET COMMISSIONERS REPORT OF Mrs. Vosburg, 7 Volland street. Venezuela, bat the Little Republic The "GEORGE'S" certain mortgage was read and re- SIDEWALKS BUILT DURING 1895. Mr. Mary Farnum, 28 N. State, ferred to the Finance Committee and June 3. Sigma Phi Fraternity Ingalls stone next year. Stands Her Ground—Uncle Sam Will st [•••IT, George Kirn 12 City Attorney. Oct. t. Methodist Episcopal church Adopted as follows: See that There is Fair Play. REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES. 10 State street, George Kirn Yeas—Aid. Moore, Maynard, AUmen- SIDEWALKS. 8 rods 19 60 LIVERY Mrs. Phillip Duffy. 2:3 Law- dinger, Snyder, Laubengayer, Brown, \KW. To the'Common Council: fence, Qeorgs Kirn,8 rods 10 Taylor, Shadford, Coon, Butterfield, Quite the most interesting as well as Standard EVERYTHING Your Committee on Sidewalks would foot 19 75 Pres. Hiscock—11. sensational phase of the Venezuelan PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL ORDERS. recommend that a crosswalk be or- May T. Mrs. Keating, lumber Nays—None. boundary dispute with Great Britain dered built on the north side of S. for sidewalks $ 2 64 has been developed by the ultimatum Mrs. Keating, Yi days STREETS. which the British government is said University Avenue across Washtenaw labor 75 To the Common Council: COUPES, HACKS, Ave. and also a plank crosswalk be or- Nails OB 3 71 to have sent to Venezuela, growing Your Committee on Streets have out of the arrest last year of Serjyt. Dictionary dered built on the east side of Thayer May 7. F E. Parker, Est. lum- caused to be prepared and herewith across both drives of S. University ber for sidewalks 3 W Behren's and two assistants of the CARRIAGES BRAND NEW Avenue. F. K .Parker. Est. four submit the proper resolution chang- British police force, by the Venezuelan and at reasonable rates. hours labor 60 ing and establishing the street grade authorities at Uruan. '1 he St. James T HE BEST ON EARTH Respectfully submitted, Nails 10 3 74 on South University Avenue between Gazette of London, has published Emmett Coon, Juue6. Mrs. Lukius. lumber Horses boarddd and well cared for. for sidewalk 2 64 Washtenaw Avenue and Oxford. statements to the effect that Hon. Jos. W. M. Shadford. Mrs. Lukins, hi days Respectfully submitted, Chamberlain, British secretary of state, WILL OPEN SEPT. 1st. Jacob Laubengayer, work 78 W. L. Taylor, had cabled instructions to Sir Chas. C. A. Maynard, N&Us oti a 45 A. P. Ferguson, Cameron Lees, governor of British Every Student—and Everybody should Remember the place and time of open- H. J. Brown. " 75 62 C. J. Snyder, Uuiana, to provide Maxim guns to con ing. Committee on Sidewalks. Total trol the Venezuelan border to preven have this book. SIDEWALKS UEPAIBED. D. F. AUmendinger, GEORGE'S LIVERY, Adopted as follows. Geo L. Moore, the crossing of soldiers. Also urging Yeas—Aid. Moore, Maynard, Allmen- Sept. 12. Mrs. Thompson j lumber 1 41 | the cutting of a military road througt Phone. 143. Cor, Hill and E. Uulv, Are, dinger, Snyder, Laubengayer, Brown, 7 Thompson [ work 1 31 O. E. Butterfield, the disputed territory between British W. W. Whedon i lumber 1 51 Committee on Streets. Shadford, Coon, Butterfleld, Pres. His- Adopted. Guiana and Venezuela, as well as in Drop a postal with your address to cock—10. Agt, 27 N In- J. 2 58 creasing the military force and erect J. T. MIDGLEY, 18 Traver St., City, By Aid. Taylor. ing barracks on the frontier. The Nays—None. • galls I work 1 07 6 38 and he will call and show it to you. To the Common Council: M O Ballus, 51 E J lumber 4 22 Whereas, in the opinion of the ultimatum which Great Britain has ICYLE REPAIRING Your Committe on sidewalks would Ana street (work 2 10 2 18 Council the grade on S. University sent to Venezuela is to the effect thai recommend that the Board of Public L Gruner west I lumber 1 41 Ave. ought to be changed and fixed reparation must be made for the NEW SHOP Works be ordered to get bids and side s First 1 work 77 3 30 and established, to the end that such arrest of the police inspectors at grade the sidewalk on the north side W DHarriman I lumber 2 i:j street may be made suitable for public Uruan, and that no more Venezuela FINE TOOLS 5 73 travel ana traffic. Therefore soliexs cross the border of the disputed CHEAP EXCURSIONS of Washington street along Felch west side S 1st ) work 1 07 territory. If this is not done the VIA B SKILLED WORKMEN park; the dirt to be used in filling up Owner u-iknown I lumber 3 12 Resolved, and it is hereby ordered threat is made that force will be used. the street and sidewalk on the south 68 S First ] work 2 61 that the grade on S. University Ave. The answer of little Venezula makes PRICES MODERATE side of such street. F E Parker Est I lumber 1 32 from center line of Washtenaw Ave. is a rejection of the demands and The engineer has estimated the cost to a point 635 feet east of center line Missouri Pacific Ry. All Kinas of Machine Work ! S 5th Avenue I work 5 68 6 97of Linden street be, and the same is re-statement of her claims. The Brit- of such excavation at $90. Your Com- Total S2!i 82 ish, protest was made against soldiers AND mittee has been informed that Mr. hereby changed from the present crossing the border on the fact that Whitlark has offered to do the grading Received and placed on file. grade and fixed and established, so some Venezuelan soldiers had crossed ELECTRICAL APPARATUS, SURCM By Aid. Maynard. that the grade on and along such for $100. the River Cuyuni near the British DENTAL AND SCIEN- Your Committee would further rec- Besolved, That the expense incurred street shall be as follows, that is to station. They did not interfere with Iron Mountain Route, ICAL ommend that the Board of Public by the City of Ann Arbor in building say: the British and merely went to cele- TIFIC INSTRUMENTS Works be instructed to built a plank sidewakes in front of the following At the center of Washtenaw Ave. brate the national holiday with some TO THE sidewalk along the north side of property be and the same is hereby or- and S. University Ave. 873.60. friends. The British insisted that Washington street in front of Felch dered spread upon the tax rolls to- At the center of Elm street and S. Venezuela should give assurances that West, South and South West. MADE - OR - REPAIRED Park immediately, upon the comple- gether with 10 per cent, as a special University Ave. 875.00. no more soldiers should cross. The tion of the grading. assessment against said property and At the center of Walnut street and Venezuelan government could not ac- Respectfully submitted, that the same constitute a lein upon S. University Ave. 877.00. cede, however, because such an assur- Emmett Coon. said property. At the center of Linden street and ance would been a tacit admission of Lands the British claims on the territory. Lawn Mowers Sharpened and Repaired. W. M. Shadford, Adopted as follows: S. University Ave. 881.00. Dies and Moulds. Jacob Laubengayer, Yeas—Aid. Moore, Maynard, AUmen- At 345 feet east of the center of Hence the refusal. The official state- For Sale C. A. Maynard. dinger, Snyder, L;iul>engayer, Brown, Linden street and S. University Ave. ment from the Venezuelan foreign In ARKANSAS. H. J. Brown, Tayor, Shadford, Coon, Butterfield, 896.00. office covers also the policy of Vene- Pres. Hiscock—11. zuela in case the British attempt to Committee on Sidewalks. At 635 feet east of the center of build the military road recommended Adopted as follows: Nays—None. Einden street and S. University Ave. Texas, and Pecas VallevN. M. Aid. Butterfield moved that the by British Minister Chamberlain. The A. HUNTER, Yeas—Aid. Moore, Maynard, Allmen- 907.00. Venezuelan statement closes with the Through dinger. Snyder, Laubangayer, Brown, Board of Public Works be instructed 9 E. LIBERTY ST. to buiid a shed on the city yards • or The elevation given being above the significant sentence that on the ques- Shadford, Coon, Buttertield, Pres. ilia- official city datum and along the center tion of building this road, the course Pullman Buffet cock—10. reconstructed the sheds now located there for storing the road roller at a line of said street, and the grade lines of Venezuela has been such that the And Tourist Nays—None. cost not to exceed #25. to consist of straight lines between "invading neighbors" cannot make Sleepers To the Common Council: Adopted as follows: the several points or stations above another step further on the Venezuela Your Committee on Sidewalks stated, the roadway to conform there- side of the line "without at once pro- To Texas and would respectfully recommend that a Yeas—Aid. Moore, Maynard.Allmen- to. voking a collision." The government LET THE DOGS dinger, Snyder, Laubengayer, Brown, California, six foot plank side be built on the Taylor, Shad'ord, Coon, Butterfield, Adopted as follows: of Venezuela is providing itself with DO THE BARKING. city's property along the north-west ?res, Hiscock—11. Yeas—Aid. Moore, Maynard, Allmen- modern armament and among other Front side of Broadway in front of the pro- Nays—None. dinger, Snyder, Laubengayer, Brown, supplies has ordered 10 improved perty of the Ann Arbor Milling Com- Taylor, Shadford, Coon, Butterneld, Maxim guns. At the same time the Chicago. You won't have to, if you'll keep pany. UNFINISHED BUSINESS. Pres. Hiscock—11. syndicate of United States capitalists Aid. Coon moved that the following which has secured concessions on the package of Respectfully submitted, resolution introduced at the session of Nays—None. Emmet Coon. Aid. Snyder moved that the report Venezuelan gold lands claimed by WRITE TO October 7th, 1895, be taken from the Great Britain is preparing to send a W. M. Shadford, table. of the Street Committee relative to H. D. ARMSTRONG, Sitiley and Holmwood's Cough Drops Kamff. Jacob Laubeagayer, the dirt drawn on the property of G. large force of prospectors, miners and Trav. Pass. Agt., Resolved, that the Council reconsider workmen into the field and should C. A. Maynard, W. Bullis be taken from the table. JACKSON, MICH. A 3 ounce package for H. J. Brown, ;he resolution of Aid. Buttertield, re- trouble occur there is no doubt that ative to the rumors of extravagance of Adopted as follows: the United States should protect the BISSELL WILSON, Committee on Sidewalks. ,his Council, which was passed at the Yeas—Aid. Moore, Maynard, AUmen- American interests. Indeed it is ex- Dist. Pass. Agt, 5 Cents. Adopted a9 follows: ast session of the Council. dinger, Snyder, Laubengayer, Taylor, pected that the United States will see 111 Adams St., CHICAGO, III. Yeas—Aid. Moore, Maynard, Allmen- Adopted as follows: Pres. Hisoock—7. to it that Great Britain does not intim- You can get them at dinger, Snyder, Laubengayer, Brown, Yeas—Aid. Moore, Maynard, AUmen- Nays—Aid. Brown, Shadford, Coon, idate Venezuela, and it is a fact a Shadford, Coon, Buttertield, Pres. His- dinger, Snyder, Laubengayer, Brown. ButteYfield, 4. large number of the U. S. warships cock—10 Taylor, Shadford, Coon, Butterfield, Aid Coon moved that the matter are now in the immediate vicinity of A. E. MUMMERY'S Drug Store. 3 LADIES I: Nays—None. res. Hiscock—11. be postponed until the next regular the probable scene of trouble to be WASHINGTON BLOCK. To the Common Council: Nays—None. session. ready to enf j—uc 'he Monre doctrine. Do joa like ft Onp of • Your Committee on Sidewalk to Aid. Coon moved that the vote on Lost as follows: whom was referred the petition of Yeas—Aid. Brown, Shadford, Coon, GOOD TEA?£ resolution of Aid- Butterfleld be rec- If go, Bend this w Mary A. Day and others asking for the onsidered. During the discussion of Butterfield, Pres. Hiscock—5. inspection of the walk on the north Nays—Aid. Moore, Maynard, AUmen- advertisement and 15 ^ the motion Aid. Taylor moved the cents in stamps and we will send you TRUCK AND STORAGE side of Washtenaw Avenue between previous question. dinger, Snyder, Laubengayer, Taylor According to Ureeley: Hill and Oxford would recommend —6. •'Go West." But before you go, a X lb. s»mple of the best T im- Adopted. ported. Any kind you may select. that the Board of Public Works order Whereupon the motion of Aid. Aid. Snyder moved that the report write to F. I. Whitney, G. P. & T. A., PARCEL DELIVERY. the same built on proper grade and oon was lost as follows: be amended by inserting "twenty-five G. N. Ry., St. Paul, Minn., for printed , HOW ARE YOUR line and of proper width according to Yeas—Aid. Coon—1. dollars" in place of the words "a fair matter descriptive of the North-west the ordinange relative to sidewalks. Nays—Aid.Moore, Maynard, AUmen- sum" in such report. , jgj country, which offers so many induce- C. E. GODFREY, Respectfully submitted, dinger, Snyder, Brown, Taylor, Shad- Adopted as follows: ments to new te'tlers and investors. Emmett Coon, CHINA CLOSETS? ord, Butterfield, Pres. Hiscock—9. Residence and Office, 1$Fourth-Ave., W. M. Shadford, Aid. Laubengayer excused from vot- A Are the old dishes chipped and Jacob Laubengayer, ing. •4 cracked, and unsuited to setting off a North. C. A. Maynard, RESOLUTIONS. 4 spotless table-cloth ? We will re- H. J. Brown, By Aid. Brown. J plenish it FREE. TILIiPHOMi 83. Committee to Sidewalks. Besofoeds That the City Treasurer is germ=life J Why drink poor Teas and Coffees, Adopted as follows: hereby directed to redeem bonds to j and ruin your health, when you Yeas—Aid. Moore, Maynard, Allmen- the amount of ten hundred dollars j can get the best at cargo prices? "iinger, Snyder, Laubengayor, Brown, ($1000) principal, and interest of sewer The doctors tell us, now-a-days, that disease germs j PREMIUMS for all-Dinner, Tea Shadford, Coon, Butterneld, Pres. 11 is- district No. 1, also the sum of fifteen are everywhere; in the air, in the water, in our food, A and Toilet Bets, Banquet and Hanging Wfck—10. hundred dollars ($1500) principal, and A Lamps, Watches, Clocks, Music Boxes, Nays—"one. interest of sewer district No. 2. clothes, money; that they get into our bodies, live •4 Cook Books, Watch-Clocks, Clienile Aid. Taylor entered. Adopted as follows: 4 Table Covers, Cups and Saucers, \ cas—Aid. Moore, Maynard, Allmen- there, thrive and grow, if they find anything to thrive on. 4 Plates, Knives and Forks, Tumblers, REPORT OF SPECIAL COMMITTEES. dinger, Snyder, Laubengayer, Brown. , Consumption is the destruction of lung-tissue by Goblets, given to Club Agents. Your special commil I Lnted Taylor, Shadford, Coon, Butterneld, germs where the lung is too weak to conquer them. to take suitable action In regard to Pres. Siscock—11. < fijjfflMNCOMES the c • • To- Nays—None. The remedy is strength—vital force. celebratelbd d TeasT , CoffeesCff , Baking Pow- ^ l; or and North Michigan By Aid. Brown. » ay beg leave fa i report the f< i Besolved, Thai the sum of $.")"> be Scott's Emulsion, with hypophosphites, means the 4 der and Spices. Work fur all. 3*4 ^ transferred from the General Sewe j lbs. of Fine Teas by mail or express ± Whereas, the directors of the AnnFund to t lie Fund of Sewer District adjustment of lung strength to overcome germ-life. ? for $2.00: charges paid. Hcmlqunr- ^ Railroad Compan; No. 1. This amount was through a It is fighting the germ with the odds in our favor. •* ters in U. S. for Pure Teas, Coffees, £ ' of our city, Its w error charged to sewer Dis- ^ Extracts, Raking Powder and B] GASOLINE TRACTION ENGINE These tiny little drops of fat-food make their way A Beautiful Panel (Bizp 14x28 inches) r OPERATED FOR ONE-HALF THE ion, together with the trict No. l. EXPENSE OF STEAM TRACTION. beauty of Ita name, Adopted as f -Hows: into the system and re-fresh and re-invigorate it. 4 FREE to all Patrons. For full • Needs no water hauler, no coal, wood car ited the name of our ck; as Yens -Aid. M ore, Maynard, Allmen- 4 particulars, address straw. No steam, smoke, sparks or fishes. Whether you succeed with it or not depends on how No possibility of fire or explosion. Needa • '8corporate name of siid rail ninge en gayer, Brown. no Engineer or Fireman. Started in fi a T.iyUr, Shadford, Coon, ButterneW, good a start the germs had, and how carefully you can minutes. Just the thing tor ti^ Farm. VVhereas, even though many chang- Pres. bliscoi k—IX live. The shortest way to health is the patient one. j The M American Tea Write for catalogue. Icles luive Nays .\ 31 & 33 Vesey Street, Wenlsi, build all Hires of «Jatlo»- Mia ,•: id and work hardships By Aid. Brown. The gain is often slow. 1 & 33 V St ary l other day: "I want Prof. W. W. Beman has been re- pleted. Three hundred joined the club ono of those seamless last Sunday. Any one may join. No hot-water bottles that lected treasurer of the State Baptist you warrant. I bought • B. ST. JAMES, ssociation, at its convention held at fees are charped. two at 's and they Slave out in a very short, darquette last week. time. One of yours has BARGAIN STORE, The Misses Hattie Crippen, Julia B. stood six months con- The best audience at the Grand Op- Roys, Hattie Warner and Claribel Mc- stant use." They will Cloak Department Successor to PHILIP BACH. last most people two or ra House so far this season was out to Monagle went to Hillsdale last Thurs- three years. ear Otis Skinner in "Villon, The Vag- day afternoon to attend the state con- THE CITY. bond," last Friday night. vention of the Young Women's Chris- tian Association as representatives of The A. A. L. I. elected Ross Granger Louis Carson, aged 75, and Mrs. ^CALKINS' PHARMACY.-* the local association. captain last night. Vlelinda Long, aged 27, both of the "Jorth Side were married last Thursday A son W»B born to Prof, and Mrs. A. Some boys were playing with fire OUR 25 CEN1 COLUMN. norning by Justice Gibson. C McLaughlinlast Saturday. near the grand stand on the Athletic Grounds Monday and in so doing set The ladies of the Presbyterian church WANTED. This week we place on sale a large assortment of FtlYS, A social will bo given in the North the latter on fire. As the stand is near- Side chapel, on Wall street, this even- vill give a pie social this evening. Ad- TTirANTKD—Gent lei.. a horse for mission, only 5 cents. Unless the piec- ly a half mile form the nearest fire hy- T? a few hours driving a day for the next including fine Ccip6S in various furs. Fur Trimmings in ing. six months. Would be willing to keep horse 98 are to be very small, it will be cheap drant it was impossible for the fire tor use of it and use of buggy. Address J. L. The Modern Woodman will give a department to save the building. Drawer I). Cily. 89 Bear, Thibet, Angora, Beaver, Coney, etc., etc. Chil- pie. ANTED--Cellars and yards to clean dancing party at the Armory tomorrow W Rubbish removed. Leave orders with night. Rev. W. L. Tedrow, pastor of the The supervisors, county officers, Wm. Action, 22 Pontlac-st. Titt dren 'S Fur Sets in Hare, Angora, etc. MujfS in all English Lutheran church, has just pub- newspaper men, and a number of others, Dr. I). A. McLachlan is preparing a FOR SALE. the various Furs, and several New Styles in BOCIS, all at our ished a pamphlet entitled, "Helps for made their annual visit of inspection to IANOS—To rent or for sale cheap on a text-book on the eye for a Chicago pub- P Ion},' time. 18 8. tngalls-St., B. J. Conr - n Ann Arbor Meeting for Auxiliary the county house last Thursday. rad . 8 usual popular prices. lisher. Societies/] Everything about the buildings and Nettie M. Shuart, of Superior, was farm was found in excellent shape. We F T'OH RENT—House on Cherry st. 4 rooms The big candle which the Eberbach 8 closets 1st floor, large cupboard In kit- married last Tuesday to E. C. Pooler, should add that the sumptuous dinner chen. 2 rooms and 2 closets :.'nd floor, also We are in a position to save our customers at least ten per Hardware Co. had at the fair burned store room. Good cistern and city water. of Canton. was enjoyed by all. For terms inquire at corner Spring and out last Thursday noon. It has been Chas. Burkhardt has decided to open Cherry sis. 85 tf cent of the sums they would pay Detroit or Chicago merchants burning constantly since it was lighted The new postal arrangement to be a dancing school at Dundee about No- T71OR S »t,K—28acres of land suitable for at the fair. __ put in operation soon by the postoffice X) fruit or vegetable farm, near the north for the same goods. vember 1st. line of the city. Enquire at this office. 87 department for the benefit of Michigan The political Equality Club has Capt. J. W. Condon, a lake captain, T1OR SALE—Good location for wood and and a former resident here, died in people will enable us to receive eastern A large shipment of those popular $4.98, $7.00, $8.00, changed its day of meeting from Thurs- mail here several hours earlier than 22 Pontiac-st. 77tf day to Tuesday. Buffalo last Wednesday. The remains OR SALE—New Safe. Will be sold at a were interred in- St. Thomas cemetery heretofore. All such mail will then Fbargain. Enquire of S. A. Moran, Regis- $9.00, $10.00 and $12.00. JACKETS in Kersey and Fred. S. Adams, of Pittsfield, was come direct from Buffallo to Detroit ter Office. 39tf last Friday. ]H>BSA££ VERV CHEAP—Good house married last week to Miss Zena May through Canada instead of around by t 10 rooms, barn and two city lots on south- Boucle Cloths will enable us to again supply all demands for One of Ann Arbor's hustling young west corner, west Huron-st. and Jewett Ave. Green, of this city. Cleveland and Toledo as heretofore. No. 99 the late residence of Lorenzo M Lyon. newspaper men has been offered a posi- a few days. O. M. Martin has let the contract for Enquire of Daniel Lyon of Dexter or J. Q. A. tion on one of the Detroit dailies at a Mrs. C. Robison, mother of A. V Sessions, Attv. No. 5N. Main street, Ann Ar- building his new undertaking establish- bor. 70tf good salary. He rather expects to ac- Robison, died at the home of her son ;OR SALE -a miles west of city on Dex- No such values elsewhere, and that is the reason we can ment to Euler and Pipp. cept the offer. last Sunday night at the age of H ter road, BO acres good farm land especi- ally suitable for fruit farm, lu acres timber. not keep a stock of them. Capt. Schuh will put in a combination The jury in the case of Wm. Brigh- years. Mrs. Robison came to Michigan Enquire of A. S. Lyon on the premises. 79tf hot water and hot air heater in Prof in 1844. One son, Mr. A. V. Robison OI'SES FOH SALE OR RENT—Real ton vs, the Lake Shore R. R. Co.,which Estate bought and sold. Fire Insurance Wagner's new residence. was on trial in the Circuit Court last and two daughters, Mrs. Delia Pack, o Hin first-class companies, Call and consult me this city, and a daughter living in Man before deciding. I believe I can accommo- Rev. C. M. Cobern will take as hi week rendered a verdict against the Chester survive her. Funeral services date you. Mary L. Hamilton, room 11, Ham- To change the subject to subject next Sunday morning: "An company for $4,791. Ilton Block. 07tf were held Monday. Burial was in Man OR SALE — Mrs. Perkin's farm, there few that are saved?" 80 acres, 3 miles east of Saline. 7 miles Lewis Lamborn, an old settler of Chester. Fsouth of Ann Arbor, known as the Kellogg Lodi, died at his home last Thursday farm. Six acres good bearing peach orchard, Mr. J. H. Thompson was married las Through the efforts of Mashal Peter house, barn, stock and well water in abund- \Sunday to Miss Sarah Fletcher at the from inflammation of the lungs. De- ance, school within H mile. Price reasonable, KID GLOVES son, the villains who made an attemp terms easy, call on premises or 44 S. Ingalls- bride's home on S. Fifth-ave. ceased was 77 years of age. Funeral st., Ann Arbor. 94tf services were held Saturday at the to blow up the home of Mr. Geo. L We would ask you if you have yet tried our "Ann ArbOT'' Prof. A. A. Stanley will give an or home. Hull, of Livingston county, some two FOR RENT. jjan recital and concert at the M. E weeks ago, have been arrested and have LX>R SALE—1 coal stove base burner, i Kid Gloves—5 Hook or 4 Button at $1.00, or our popu- church Friday evening, Nov. 8. There were about 500 in attendance confessed. The perpetrators proved to -*- small wood stove, and 1 cook stove. Ad- upon the entertainment given by the dress, W/f Washtenaw ave. Can see them 19 The supervisors have appointed be neighbors of Mr. Ho'.l and were a" y evening. lar "University Kid Gloves at $1.50. Both brands Laura Dainty company last Thursday committee to look into the matter o seeking vengence for some fancied in OI'SES TO RENT—Several Houses with night. This shows a good sale of tickets jury. Tho attempt to blow up th< modern improvements, unfurnished fully guaranteed. You will find them perfect gloves. safety vaults for the court house. Hrooms for small families, ;i t reasonable prices*, The entertainment was an exceptioanlly home with dynamite and possibly kil Call on J.Q. A. Sessions, Real Estate Agent, Offiee No. B N. Main-st. 2nd door, Residence Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Keech wore calle fine one. all the occupants was a fendish one auc 38 E. William-st. to Lancaster, N. Y., last Thursday b, merits the most severe punishment. T OST - T have in my poss» SMOJQ a i...... the death of Mrs. Keech's father. The democratic members at the \J lost turkeys parties losing same Board of Supervisors have nominated nave them by proving property paying matory Mr. Christian Jentcr, formerly o Herbert Dancer as a candidate forthe A quiet home wedding took place a feeding and for this notice Addreesf s Geo. V. Marshall, Michigan, last Tuesday. Th s. H"\ lull Ann Arbor Mich. 81 this city, now of Geneva, N. Y., will be position Of SChOOl examiner. He will contracting parties were Dr. Geo. W. Goood reliable men to sel married Oct. 30 to Miss Louise Potter, of probably be elected today bo succeed our Choice and Hardy Nur Moran, of Detroit, Michigan; agraduate WANTED sery Stock, racb as frui Geneva. The couple will visit Ann Ar- Mr. Pond. inrs roses, shrnbsand ornamentals. Ladle: of the medical class of i)2, and Miss make this business a success. Easy work bor on their wedding trip. The firo department has had pleasant, light and profitable. Outlit Free. a num.- Minnie Hasbrouck, of Marshall. Only a Apply at once, wiih references, and eecun The Salvation Army has rented the ber of calls within tho past week. For- very few relatives and immediate chotceol territory. V, N. May Company store room owned by Clay Greene, and tunately none have amounted to much. Nurserymen and Seedsmen. Roehester.N. Y friends were present.' Rev. Hunt- Ml until recently occupied by the Chicago The one in the city building came near ing, of Marshall, officiated. The and Tumors sclentiflcallj Shoe Store and will establish headquar- being the most serious. However, but young people will be at home at 305 E. treated and cured. No knife ao••$. MAIN sf. ters there after November 1st. iittle damage was done. Congross-st. Detroit, after Nov, 15. ence Dr. H.Ho,,k flv(. g SI,, 1 i»« IUUJ H, Ohio T THE AJSJN AKJtfOR KEGlSTEk: THURSDAY, * OCTOBER 24. 1895. Apples have been shipped here from Good Food is itie Only Way. DEATH OF THE KIRDS. AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS. Cold water, to be squeezed into cider. It's a man's bad habits that hurt him The Fearful KfTect of the February Colds About C. B. Carr says that he has never more than overwork. The litt-e habits CHELSEA STANDARD. Cold Snap in the South. known the demand for cider to be so of coffee and tobacco hurl worse than Mrs.Truman Baldwin met with a very great as it is this year. The readers of "Our Boys and Girls" Coughs and serious accident on Saturday last. It someof the big OUCH, because they are have been told of the great damage done Knives. seems that she had bean out of doors Beware of Ointments lor <'aturrli Hint continued more steadily than the great- to the orange-groves and the fig trees Bronchitis and was returning to the house when a < "iiliijn .Mercury, er habits. Many a man is simply poi- of the south by the cold "snap" of last small peioe of board that she was stand- as mercury will surely destroy the | Boned to death by the alkaloids of cof- Cured by Taking ing on slipped, throwing her in such a of smell and completely derange February, but there is another loss that A cheap Pocket-knife can be bought manner as to break her hip. As Mrs. the whole system when entering it fee and tobacco and never will believe we who live there have suffered, about at every Store, but it is not the kind Baldwin is a very old lady the outcome through the mucous surfaces. Such ar- what is hurting them. Let him quit which very little has been said. The you want. of the injury will probably be very ticles should never be used except on tobacco and use Postum Cereal, the severe weather not only killed our trees serious. prescriptions from reputable physi- but the thousands of bright-plumed One dollar is the lowest price that a cians, as the damage they will do is ten food-drink, in place of coffee and very really good knife can be sold for. This The twenty-second annual meeting soon he finds that nature, the great re- birds that have heretofore enlivened Jiloumn is placed in this paper to adver- of the Adrain District Woman's For- fold to the good you can possibly de- our forests and groves with their beau- S rive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, • i e the very best Pocket-knife ever eigh Missionary Society was held at storer, is at work. No medicine is tiful coats and their sweet songs. Cherry Pectoral manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co..needed, simple quit doing those things sold. It is .I.C. Ti DM ARSH'S Sheffield the M. E. church here Tuesday and Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is The bluebird, that harbinger of the Steel Knife. Wednesday of this week. taken internally and acting directly up- which poison and waste the energy, and early spring, did not give us his merry Awarded * * Word was received here Sunday from on the blood and mucous surfaces of the let nature build in body and brain from greeting this year. His bright Never buy a knife only because it Monroe, that Mrs. Morton, mother of blue Medal and Diploma system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure good food. I'ostum Cereal is made en- jacket and brown-red breast were looks well. If blades are not the best A. N. Morton, of this place, Had fallen be sure you get the genuine. It is taken tirel of grains and is nourishing anc Sheffield steel they will soon bend, no and broken her skull. There are but Internally, and make in Toledo, Ohio, missed by everybody. Seven little blue AnVorkTs Fair. matter how they will look, c Still, you slight hopes of her recovery. by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials fattening. Use plain, common fooC forms, dried and decayed, were found want a fine-looking knife. The case of Noah West vs, Villiage free. ^"Sold by druggists, price 75c, and the food drink at looks like i in one old post on our place, where the Use Ayer's Hair Vigor for Color. * * of Chelsea, was settled Tuesday morn- per bottle. but is not). Health will come and bepoor creature* had fled in vain for The United states law provides that ing, by the village paying West the of much more solid character than shelter. only samples to agents and to the trade sum os $40. THE HATPIN. when patched up with drugs. The blue jay still struts about with will be admitteil free of duty. You SALINE OBSERVES. his usual dignity, but only here and can, therefore, see the advantage that It Has Many Uses In the Hands of there, showing that his tribe has suf- I have in sending samp'os to agents Joseph Avery, another of the old pio- Woman. BREAKING A MIRROR. over those who deal in Sheffield goods neers of Saline township, died at his The idea of making the hat pin a fered fearful losses. The peculiarly sad TRADE MARK in America. home southwest of here Tuesdiy night, Its SiRiii(ic:iiir« to (ho Girl with a Su- note of the turtle-dove this year seems * * weapon of defense first dawned upon perstitious Turn. -* and was buried in the Pennington cem- to mourn for the death of all her Wli e el I am an advertising agent! I am eD- etery this afternoon. Mr. Avery was me when I was in the east, says a bright eyed dame, who is always watching "There!" said the' girl who was get-family. trusted with a certain amount to spend 7li years of age. ting ready to go out. I've broken my The effects upon the several tribes of advertising these knives (the best Mrs. D. F. Reeves and children re- for a chance to exploit California, clim- ate, morals and all. hand mirror! What does that mean?" the oriole seern to be the most curious. value ever seen in America at One turned Saturday night from their north "Seven years of sorrow," said her They evidently look upon man as the Dollar each). Now, the knife is its woods visit. "Of course you all know that a wom- friend; "it also betokens that you will own best advertisement. an can't go about alone with any de- worker of all the evil they have suf- Mrs. Goodrich celebrated her 81st quarrel with your dearest friend." fered. Formerly it was an easy matter * * birthdry Monday afternoon and even- gree of comfort when she gets away "Charlie? That would be too dread- to find their swinging nests near to al- POSITIVELY CURES Imagine a Pocket-knife (3i inches ing with a surprise party. About a from western chivalry. Well, as X ful!" long) with the most beautifully-graineo. dozen were present and enjoyed re- wanted to study art in New York while most any country house, and they ap- vory handle—genuine African ivory hearsing the past very much. [ visited my brother in Newark, I was "Chiulie? I thought you always peared not to be afraid of men. Now HEART DISEASE, EPILEPSY, mand with two blades of the very best counted me your dearest friend! So Everett Davenport has outdone all obliged to us« the suburban trains al- they have hidden their nests far out Sheffield stool that will last a lifetime the sparrow hunters thus far. Monday most every day. I had a bookful of un- you have let the cat out of the bag.in the forests and they are shy even of Nervous Prostration, and cut like a razor. The tips of the at one shot he laid out 57 of the little pleasant experiences before I learned That pudding-headed Charlie Strong! the breeze as it rocks the cradle of their handles are heavily plated with sterl- pests. Before I'd— " young. Even the few huniming birds sness and all derangements of the ing silver. And then a very nice the magic power of that simple little Ni-rvnu- rSystem. chamois leather ease goes with each tiat pin. "You needn't say anything more, Sue that are left will not come to suck the YPSILANTI SENTINEL. Garland. I hate you! And as for knife. Now, vould it not ho easy work The many friends of Mrs. E. .1. Jen- "Finally a man who was packed be- pot plant as was once their daily habit. selling this knife, at One Dollar each? Charlie, you know you would have giv- The woodpecker, though only a sum- I know it would, for it looks as if it nings (formerly Miss Julia Stebbins of side me in a car became simply unen- en your eyes to have caught him!" Unexcelled for Restless Babies. this city) will learn with deep regret durable. I squeezed myself mcek'y mer visitor, is spending his vacation at | were worth two dollars. of the death of her little daughter, "Pooh! I refused him half a dozen other resorts this season. His lazy call * * up against the window, giving mine times before he ever looked at you. I Purely Vrurl»l>l<',muiriiiit<-rd f. ee from Evelyn, which occured at the family enemy three-fourths of the seat. Gaz- and his constant drumming upon some opi»t<>». 1OO lull size doses, 50<-. And so it is if you compare it with home in Fargo, N. D. Octaber 4. The wish you good afternoon and a better dead tree, so common in summer be- the value offered in the ordinary Store little one was ten months old. ing out into the darkness I became temper, my dear," and the friend M. Ti. Bailey, Receiving Teller, Grand !i;ip- J positivey depressed and felt like offer- fore, are conspicuously absent this ds. Mich Savings Bank, suys he cannot say * * Last Thursday evening the Ypsilanti slammed the door behind her. year. But the fell deetroyer was no no much in favor of "Adlronda." w heelers I-not this knife its own best adver ing an apology to somebody for pre- There were several other girls left, rleart and Nerve Cure. tisement. Orchestral .Society surprised Charles suming to cumber the earth. respecter of persons or rank; the royal Samson, whose music parlors have been and they one and all began to condole For Sale By all V ^ "Mine enemy made the mistake of family succumbed as well as the peas- thrown open to the organization, by with the girl who had broken her hand antry. The mocking-bird, the queen of You can make $4 per day selling presenting him with a $38 easy chair. sneroaching still further upon my terri- mirror. But she was inconsolable. these knives. This i.s a genuine and tory. the bird race by virtue of her genius W. H. BUTLER, straigrtforward statement 'Ihis is E. V. Hangsterfer.of Ann Arbor, has 'You see how it has acted already, and inheritance, is almost destroyed, only "It was too much. My wrath blazed 16 E. Huron-si., ANN AKBOR, ITIirJl counting that you show it to leased the west store in the new Beal and if there are to be seven years of it, except along the Mexican Gulf. A hun- twelve b". \ j every building, where he will operate a up and I drew my hat pin. I said not a I shall just die, I know I shall! There, one that sees it will say it n(is a good word and did nothing to attract atten- dred miles back it is hard to find one. Secretary and Treasurer Sat. Savings ana Loo value for- *1. The knives are sold to branch of his popular catering business. I've quarreled with Sue, the dearest The gum-tree and its berries, which AttoeUUin, tion. Nevertheless that man was glad girl in the world, and that's only the you at $8 per dozen; you sell them at $1 Some 15 friends W. J. Bostwick gave to vacate my full share of that seat, amj beginning!" lave been held as her home and her MONEY TO LOAN. each. him a pleasent suprise last Thursday 'eeding ground as far back a3 bird his- * • perhaps a little more. I held my weap "Let me see where it's broken," said evening, by calling to celebrate his fifty- on in a position which indicated to him ory runs, is now the feeding ground of I determined to use large sum of ad- third birthday. one of her chums as she picked up the vertising money entrusted to me in the boundary line and I assure you that UM of the trouble. aer commonest subjects, the sap-suek- THE W. E. Smith, of Chicago, was in the r and the yellow-hammer. I have heard sending out free samples to those who he understood the insinuation and left 'There's a fracture right througK promise to act as agents for the sale of city Monday and Tuesday, tO'attend the >ut two singers this year within a the funeral of Mrs. Chatterton. me in peace. Ever since that day I the length of the glass, but I don't Neo- these knives have been as independent and self-re- know how it came there. I didn't drop cope where in former years I have J. M. Martin, of Sioux City' Iowa, heard 200. has been among the old Ypsilantians specting as a Spanish senorita with a it or strike it against anything. Sev- I will send you a troo sample, but dagger in her honi soit, etc." In losing a crop of oranges, figs and you must sign the promise at the foot visiting us the past week. en jcars? Ain't it just awful"" of this column, and make a deposit to This fiery little anecdote, told over "Seven grandmothers!" exclaimed vegetables, we lose dollars and a few CHELSEA HERALD. the tea-cups, was followed by a perfect uxuries whose place may be supplied show that in asking for the knife you An oil stove exploded at the home of the other girl; "that isn't a fracture; The new Stencil Process Printer nil are acting in good faith chorus of stories of the uses of the hat It's nothing but a streak of moist air. )y the other sweets. The* trees will make 2,000 copies of a written or type- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Canfleld on Orchard grow again after a few years, but it will * * street Tuesday afternoon, but neighbors pin. The picking of locks, the office of Look. I can wipe it off with my hand- written original. Anyone can use it. The deposit that I ask of you is 44 extinguished the fire before the lire de- san-opener, paper-cutter, insect de- kerchief!" >e many years before our groves and Price lib up. cents about half the wholesale cost Oi partment arived. Damage $100. stroyer, these were among the lesser "So it is. Oh, you dear thing, run orests are full of birds again. the knife, and less than one-third what things. A tale of the repairing of a right after Sue and bring her back. G. W. H. you would have to pay for a knife like C. H. Kempf has purchased the lot broken harness at a critical juncture The Lawson Simplex Printer it, if you bought one. on Jefferson-st., east of B. Parker's, Tell her the glass wasn't broken, and * * and Mark Lowry has purchased the yied for second honors with the history we haven't quarreled after all! And Facts -Oaten Name* Df the timely mending of a torn sail. During his twenty years connection Send the raoncy by a Posts.1 Order or next lot east of that. This means two the seven years are up already, and c'a, one-cent stamps for 44cts., and put a new houses on that street next spring. First place was given, without a dis- In't I just thankful!" with the Price Baking Powder Com- five-cent stamp on the letter, which senting voice to the story of the hatpin pany, P. E. Rew (now Vice-President must not weigh more than one-half Bert Schumacher, of Ann Arbor' is as a modern and always available of the Calumet Baking Powder Com- ounce. spending a few days in the vicinity of A Profitable Investment pany) had thorough experience in every Waterloo hunting. weapon of defense.—San Francisco * * Chronicle. If you ,are suffering with a cough department of the business; was pos- Died at her home in Waverly town- ecld or any throat or lung difficulty the sessed of the formula for making the The deposit of 44 cents will be placed only sure way to cure it is to take/Otto's goods; was consulted on all important to your credit, and will be deducted ship, Oct. 11, 1895, Mrs. Cora A. Bean, When a person begins to grow Thin from your first order at the dozen rate. aged 26 years. t'. e eis something wrong. The watt I is Cure. We know that it will stop a business matters, and was manager and simple, cheap, effective—w»H make 100 cough quicker than any known remedy. a stockholder for ten years previous to copies from pem-vrritten original, or 75 * * About twenty-five of Mrs. Israel Vo- greater than the supply and it is only a I am an advertising agent, contractor gel's friends tendered her a surprise question of time when the end must If you have Asthma. 'Bronchitis. Con- tin' sale of the business to the people copies from typewriting. No washing re- sumption, a few doses of Otto's Cure who now run it. quired. Price, *,; to $10. Si ml fortirm- and publisher with one of the largest party last Thursday evening, the oc- come. Advertising businesses in the world,and casion being her iiOth birthday. In nine cases out of ten the trouble is will surprise you. Samples free. Large All the officers of the Calumet Com lu n. bottles "JOC and 2.">c. puny have made Baking Powder their absolutely guarantee to send, postage with the digestive organs. If you can For sale by John paid and duty free, the knife described MANCHESTER ENTERPRISE. restore them to a healthy condition you Moore. lifo business. LAWTON & CO., They make nothing but Baking Pow- Iabove free to anyone who signs the Tent No. 141 K. O. T. M. of this vil- will stop the waste, put on new flesh •20 Vea*] *t.. New York, City. promise below, and sends it with the and cause them to feel better in every .Ao More "Bail Moo. der—hence their time and energies are lage have moved into the rooms in the undivided. deposit as stated. ('larkson block recently vacated by the way. The food they eat will be digest- "In the evolution of modern civiliza- * * ed'and appropriated to the needs of the To insure absolute informity and per- AVOID OUR SEVERE WINTERS ! masonic fraternity, which they have tion, the bad man, namely, the des-fection they employ a competent chem- Let me advise you not to part with repainted and refurnished and now system, and a normal appetite will ap- perado and tough, who gloats over^kill- BT 8PENDIHG A n:« MONTHS AT your sample, even if you should lose a pear. ist who gives his entire time to prepar- have a pleasant and comfortable lodge ing his fellow man, disappears," said ing the goods. sale at *1 by refusing, as it will take room. Consumption frequently follows a time to replace it. I coulc1 not send wasting of bodily tissue because nearly l. F. B. Jenkins, of California. "A A good many farmers throughout the few years ago we heard a great deal Just a War Tarn. INTERLACHEN, FLORIDA you another even if you sent the full $1. country use old rails or other wood in the all consumptives have indigestion. The Here is a reminiscence of war time After the sample they can onlv be sup- Shaker Digestive Cordial will restore of characters like Sam Bass, Jesse HOTEL, NICELY FURNISHED plied to you by the dozen as" there is threshing engines. Most if not all in- James, Ben Thompson and Rube Bur- from the Seattle Intelligencer: A surance policies prohibit theuse of wood the stomach to a healthy condition in a strange story in which Seattle has an • ALSO duty on them to be paid. but careless farmers take the risk and v;ist majority of cases. Get one of then- rows, but today there is not in the interest has come to light In connec- SEVEHAL, COTTAGES-Fnriiislioil «u * * if a tire occurs try to make the com- books from your druggist and learn United States a single individual with about this now and valuable remedy. tion with the battle of the Wilderness, lulurulwlicd—For Sale or llcnl Any English Banker can give you pany pay. a national reputation for wickedness through the desire of a small boy to get ut Low Kate. information about my high standing, or and dare-deviltry such as any of these A large number of relatives and When the children need Caster Oil, hold of a bird's nest. Henry F. how- write to the publisher of this paper, friends attended the Blum-Kramer give them Laxol,—it is palatable. acquired. There are a few men left penny, a corporal in the Thirty-second Also Some Fine Growing Orange Grove: who knows that I do a large and wedding and reception yesterday. who have records for desperate courage Indiana Volunteers, lost his right arm straightforward advertising business, and nerve in hying emergencies, men FOB SALE. and that I do exactly as 1 saw Knit on the Wir»« of a Piano. at the elbow during the battle by the * * The appearance of rust on the tun-of the Bat Masterson order, but they explosion of a shell. Since then Low- High Rollins: Land, Very Healthful. can be counted on the fingers of one I have taken this pace in this paper Nervous Prostration ing-pins and the steel wires of a piano penny has died, but his widow resides GOOD SOCIETY. ' for three years! The first ono answer- hand. Masterson never figured as a in this city with a married daughter. Cured by Dr. Miles' Nervine. is a sure indication that the piano has ing this advertisement after this num- been exposed to moisture or dampness. bandit or reckless taker of human life. Bradley Johnson, a cousin of Low- Numerous Beautiful Lakes in theber of the paper has come out will, if Prolonged derangement of the nervous The time of year or the age or quality He is a peaceable man, and if left alone penny and also ex-State Chancellor of Im mediate I irin itt/. he likes, have his name printed in this system not only affects the brain and men- of the piano has nothing to do with it, will harm no one. In 'Denver and all Missouri, now resides on the scene of space as agent for these knives. tal powers, but develops disease in some of over the West and South he has a host the battle, and a few weeks ago his8EVEBAL ANN ARBOB PEOPLE SPKM> as rust may appear in a night. The fact THEIR WINTKKS AT iNTERLAOHEN. * * the vital organs. The most dangerous of that the room is heated by a stove just of friends. The day of the desperado is little son, while bird's nesting, discov- 9 these indirect results is when the heart is ended, and monstrosities like Thomp- ered a nest built in a skeleton hand in John K. Miner and family own two The Editor of the Springfield (Ohio) outside of it will probably account for New Era writes, in his paper of June affected. This was the case of the Eev. N. the rust, as the chances are that after son, who boasted when in his cupa of the fork of a large maple tree. On onecottages and spend their winter at this F. Surface, Fawn Elver, Mich., who writes the number of victims he bad slain, of the bony fingers was found a seal place. 29, 1894:—"I have received a sample under date of Fob. 14,1896: the usual cooling of a fire over night Us I lent and living expanses far cheaper knife from Mr, Sears, and am very neating in the morning would be likel> will henceforth cease to afflict human- ring which was recognized by Mr. much pleased with it. He is the owner ity."—Washington Post. Jamison as having belonged to Low-than in Ann Arbor. to cause condensation on the metal, ana You can spend your winter in the of a vei-v large advertising business rust would immediately appear. Do no' penny. in London, and is, I believe, perfectly delightful climate of Interlachen at responsible and straightforward." use oil or any greasy substance to re- Oxen form the circulating less'expense than you can stay at home, move it. It will probably not do any jmong the Zulus and Kaffirs. r f by renting a furnished cottage and * * Children C y or keeping house. Sign your name and address to the harm unless it causes the strings to Who does not know women and young following, cut it out and send it with break, in which case they will have tc girls who are continually in tears? Who Pitcher's Castorte For full information address Postal Order or stamps for 44 cents, be replaced. Most pianos require tun- i,lwaya see the dark side'/ Who have LOTT ALLKX. and you will receive by return of post ing twice a year. The only important frequent tits of melancholy without any Subscription price to Rand-McNally LNTERLACHEN, FLA. the beautiful knife as described above. apparent cause? The intelligent physi- Railway Guide and Hand Book is care to be given a piano is to keep it in per year. lOach new subscriber gets a an even. dry temprature.—Ladle*' cian will know that it is some derange- F. W.SEAKS, ment of the complicated and delicate free wall map of United States, or any ADVERTISING AGENT AND Home Journal. feminine organs. The young girl suf- individual State, worth $2.00 net. For DR. DAVIS' fers, bodily and mentally, in sili sale by Moore & Wetmore. 1 CONTRAOTQB, WHOLESALE K.VIFK Things of the past with many happy There is undue weariness, unexpected ADVERTISING DEPABTMJENT, mortals are the tortures of Headaches pain, unreasonable tears andfitsof tem- TerryV SUrereen. ANTI-HEADACHE 138 FLEET STREET, LONDON. and Neuralgia which in some instances per. Dr. Tierce's Favorite Prescrip- Among the many discoveries of the OR DEAR SIR,—I faithfully promise on my have been endured since childhood. tion exerts a wonderful power over present ago. mine rank higher than the and honour to show the Sample Knife Their better state, their rescue from woman's delicate organism. It is an new metal siivereen. which owing to its IALF CURES you have promised to send me to one allliction is due entirely to the curative invigorating tonic and is specific for great duraoility and cheapness is bound or more of my friends, thereby consti- powers of Gessler'a Magic Headache peculiar weaknesses, irregularities and to take the place of silver in the manu- 'OUR ALLKINDSOF tuting myself an agent. This will Wafers, The record of this great rem- painful derangements of woman. Care- facture of line tableware. make me "in the trade" as far aa edy is unsurpassed. They are a specific less, easy-going doctors frequently treat Silvereen is a beautiful white metal, EADACHE HEADACHEi Pocket-cutlery is concerned. By tbif for all headaches and neuralgia. The their women patients for biliousi will not tarnish or rust, and all goods "EALER ^NEURALGIA; promise I am entitled to a sa-nple ot "Fourteen years ajo I had a slight stroke of wisest physicians use and preseirbe nervousness, dyspepsia, liver or kidney made from it are warrant your beautiful Dollar PocKct-knife Paralysis. Overwork brought on nervous them. The remedy is backed up by troubles, when the real sickness is in We want everyone to have ;i chance with chamois leather ease, to be sent Prostration. I was exceedingly nervous and guarantees as to its wholesomeneea and the organs distinctly feminine, and no to compare silvereen with silver, so for CURDS me post-paid and duty free. I also en- *he exertion of public speaking caused its positive healing efficiency. They help can come tiil they are made per- the next sixty days close 44 cents Postal Order or stamps, heart palpitation that threatened my life. are guaranteed by John Moore. fectly strong by the use of Dr. Pierce's ALL KINDS OF 1 away one half dozen Silvereen Tea which please hold for me until I send Used two bottles of Dr. Miles' Now Heart Favorite Prescription. Spoons Free, to every person who will you an order at the dozen rate. Cute for my heart trouble, and two of Dr. Heaclac7ie, ^folos* Restorative Nervine for my nervous- Her Natural Inference. Send 21 cents in one-cent stamp- to send for one of our Silvereen suts. con- ness and feei better than 1 ever expected to Young Wife—I want to buy a cheap World's Dispensary Medical Associa- taining sfx Tea Spoons, one Sugar Name, feel again. I can speak for hours without cap for my husband. tion, Buffalo, N. Y., and receive Dr. Shell, one Butter Knife. If at any Neuralgia, tiring or having my heart flutter as it for- Hatter—What size does he wear? Pierce's 1008 page page Common Sense time the Silvereen goods do not prove Medical Adviser, illustrated. satisfactory, return them and your Address merly clitt, and I have you to thank that I Youug Wife—I declare I forgot to money will be refunded. Remember we Insomnia, *n»aiive today." find out! I know the size of his col- Addnw all I' tti r« to For bronchits, asthma or kindred give you the Silver Spoons. Send at BELIEVES QUICKLY ALL On sale by all druggists. Dr. Miles' Book ter he wears though. It's fifteen. He'd troubles of the throat or lungs, take once as this offer is for 60 days only. F. W. 5EARS, °n Hoart and Nervous Disorders KKEE by want about size eighteen or twenty for Dr. Wood's Norway Syrup, a Price Silvereen set $2.00. ttail. Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. household specific for all these COin- TOLEDO SILVER CO., Rheumatic Pains Wholesale Knile Advertisement Dept. Dr. MHes'NERVE PtASTERScure RHEUMA- w. Miles' Remedies Restore Health. TISM. WEAK BACKS. At druKgists, only 25c. paints. 1162 TOLEDO, OHIO PRICE 85 CENTS. 128 FLEET ST., LONDON ENG, J THE AJMN AKBOK KEGISTER: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1895

"Tlie Common People," A HOT CIRCULATION WAR. CURE FOR WILD GATS. Sudden rhango. As Abraham Lincoln called them, do Waits—You don't mind my leaving Death Ended It and the Editor W*« not care to argue about their ailments. In Ooe Case It Was a Suecess and, Cheated Out of His Revenge. ny wbeet here in your office, will you? What they want is a medicine that will Posaibly Might He So in Others. "Running a newspaper out in Okla- cure them. The simple, honest state- .' know you don't ride one, but homa ain't the wild and wooly sort of a ment, "I know that Hood's SarsapariUa From the Washington Star: The Star Potts—No, I don't ride one very well thing people here in Chicago might cured me." is the best argument in fa- man was talking to an acquaintance the 'et, hut 1 began taking lessons yester- think it is," he said to a Chicago Trib- vor of this medicine, and this is what other day, when a young fellow, who lay A GREAT OFFER! une reporter as he pulled up another many thousands foluntarily say. has blown in the bulk of a fortune on "Er—come to think of it, I guess I chair to rest his feet on. himself, and is liable to finish it before eon't impose on good nature, old man." Hood's Pills are the best after-dinner many moons, passed by, just a little "I've been running the Weekly Noose pills, assist digestion, cure headache. too heavily loaded to be comfortable. since the day after 'the strip' was 26c. __ opened," he continued. "Living off "See that young chap?" said the man. AMBITIOUS WOMEN public printing, done nicely, and run- CARRIED OFF BY A CROCODILE "Yes, and it's a pity about him, too. ning a real estate and insurance busi- Nice fellow with good abilities, if he A Woman I» Seized and Killed, bat a would only use them as he should." MAKE HEROES OF MEN. ness on the side. Lucky Shot Kecovers Her Body. "Very true, and he isn't too old to be "But speaking of circulation," he From the Blackburn Times. She Will Brave Anything for tho went on, "reminds me of an epoch in A correspondent at Madras gives a cured, if he went about it right." the history of the Noose. As I have graphic account of an adventure with a "If you've got a cure for that sort of Man She Lovos. intimated, the public printing is the crocodile. He says: As we were pro- thing, and will get it patented, you will thing, I might say it is the life of jour- ceeding in our cutter up the Jumbo be a millionaire before the year is out." [SPECIAL TO OCR I.AUY EEADER6.] nalism in many Oklahoma communi- Canal (Orissa) on the 17th ult. we re- "I can't say I've got a cure, but I know When an ambitious woman loves a ties. The public printing consists ceived the news of a woman having of one now in course of experiment." man she will spur him to heroic efforts. BEAUTIFUL chiefly of the notices of publication of been taken by a mugger and on coming He didn't go right ahead, and the She will dare with settlers in making proof in support to the spot we tied up and waited, in Star man nudged him with a question. him the rigors of of claims. They are given out by the the hope that the reptile would come to "What is it, and where is it?" he the frozen North, register of the land office. Well, they asked. and encouragehim the surface with its prey in orac *s in daring dangers changed registers on me when thing? make a meal, as they are unable to "Well, I needn't tell you just that, almost un- were going along smoothly, and a lit- but I'll tell you what it is. I happen to CRAYON feed under water. Presently there was surmount- tle, narrow-chested down-Easterner got \ subdued cry of "Mugger hoi, Sahib!" know a rich man with a relative who is able. the job. One of t.he first things he did 'rom one of the boatmen, and the maajust such another chap as the one *e Women was to switch the printing around. added that it had the woman's body in have been talking about, only more so. are by na- There were two other papers which its mouth. We saw part of its head That is to say, he was that kind, but he ture ambi- used to divide the business of our sec- and back above the water and also tho isn't now. He was quick and bright, tious ac- tion with me, but when this little pitk- arm of its victim protruding as it swam "and had a good nose for business, but he cording tc PORTRAIT nosed reformer got into the office he their phy- along, evidently looking for a place to would spend money and make no eflort sical and gave the whole thing to one paper. It land. Our excitement was intense as to acquire it. He had about $50,000 left mental was not long till the Noose began U we carefully followed its course and to him when he was 21, and he went strength. feel the effect of this despoliation. We'll, hoped for a chance of a shot. The croc- through with it like a train through a Hope and the Noose and our esteemed contem- odile made for the opposite bank, but tunnel, and then fell back on his uncle, ambition come with perfect health, but Of Yourself or of a Friend, in a Beautiful Frame, 22 x 30, porary who was also left out in the instead of going ashore it lay on the or step-uncle rather, and the old man vanisli before sickness and despair. cold, trained editorial broadsides on long grasses and reeds in about four had him on his hands. He became ut- American women are, unfortunately, that register till I almost lost confi- feet of water, with the body in front of particularly subject to those painful fe- terly worthless and was drunk and in male diseases that are the cause of so dence in the power of the press. Final- it. After waiting for some time to see trouble all the time. One day, however, ly he gave evidence he was hit byif the reptile would land and as it much hopelessness and misery. he had a sudden attack of common Could all women realize the undeni- TO REGISTER SUBSCRIBERS, printing a reply in the contemporary seemed to have no intention of doing so, sense, and he braced up and stayed that which was getting all the patronage. able fact that they suffer unnecessarily, H—— determined to try and get a shot way for a month. how much brighter life would be! Before doing it, he hired a couple ot at it. He crossed the canal some dis- Lydia K. Pifflkham devoted her life to sneaks to go and work on the Noose, 'Then he went to his uncle and made tance down in a small boat and crept 1 proposition to him. This proposition the study of female diseases and their and the other lonesome contemporary stealthily along under cover of the ca- was to the effect that if the old gentle- cause : and she discovered in the Vege- It was a political trick he had brought nal bund as near as he dare without table Compound an absolute remedy. It ONLY $2.25. out from the East. He said in his re- disturbing the mugger, as their sense man would take an insurance policy on succeeds in removing the cause of the ply the reason why he did not give any of hearing is very keen. Peering over his life for $30,000, and let him have trouble. advertising to the Noose and our othei the top of the bund he could see its 510,000 on it to go into business with he Women who rely more upon their own contemporary was because the circu- eyes and the frontal bone above water, would guarantee to pay the $10,000 back natural common-sense, rather than on lation of these two would not justify with the premium, and assume the pol- the theories of their physicians, write to Just the Thing For a Present ! and at this he fired. There was a tre- Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass., and are him in doing it. Then followed affi- mendous commotion, and the crocodils icy himself within five years. If he [ailed he would commit suicide and the soon restored to health. davits from these two sneaks. The relinquished its prey and sank, coming Here is a living example: "Four wall-eyed sneak who had worked foi to the surface again almost immediate- old man would make $20,000, less the months ago I We, setting type and running the press ly. It was difficult to say whether the premiums, which, he thought, was a was unable to These Portraits are made by one of tbe best known and /or three weeks, made an affidavit that monster had been hit, although the fair percentage on the investment. It stand on my the circulation of the Noose was sixty- commotion and the fact of Us having looked to the uncle something like feet. I had most reliable art establishments in the country and are wonder- Beven copies by actual count, free list come up again at once for air, led one murder, but he thought there was nofalling of the fully fine pictures for the price. They are good enough for and exchanges included." to think that it had. Unfortunately It other way to cure him, so he took the womb, kidney young man up, and the experiment ha3 trouble, and "Was it the truth?" asked one of his inflammation anybody. Hence, nothing better could be selected for rose between H and the cutter, so now been in ot-erttion two years, and up of the bladder; auditors. to this tiaio tie young fellow has been "Well, supposing it was," he said, that it was impossible to fire again. the backache The men .then proceeded to search for as straight a desiring to introduce this newest in- ordinarily, this Is just the time when boxec, sealed with bluo ribbon. Tako \Sf it is cheap. It is truly a work of art. Each portrait is execnt to 260,000,000 lemons. • n other. Refuse dangerous substilw V vention for the dress into every city the hygiene of athletics Is neglected. ionsand imitations. At Orupinsts, or ifnd 4e. n *tani{)l fur particular!, tuntimoDials and and town in the United States, have ed by hand and will not fade. There is no reason why a punching- ' ltallef for I.adlcn," in l-utr, by return made it nossible for us to make the 'Wine for tlie Comninnion Table. Mall. IO.OOO T •itbnoi.hUs. Name Paper. bag, rowing-machine, pulley-weights , <;hlfhc*t«rC'neBilcalCo.,&iadUnn Kquare, following and other apparatus should be rele- Speer's unfermented grape juice pre Gold bj all Local bruggiita. 1'iiHudu.. Pa. gated to college boys and clerks. But served absolutely pure as it runs from having done a good deal of work in his the press without cooking or the addi Liberal Offer time it is almost impossible to persuade tition of spirits or any substance in any Parties Will be Notified Upon Arrival of form whatever. It is preserved bj We will send as a premium, one a business or professional man, turn- precipitating and extracting the fer- gross (12 dozen) ol these srenuine ing forty, to give any sort of attention ment or yeast principal by fumigation THINAGURA and famous De Long Hooks and Portrait. to physical culture If such training has and electricity. Eyes (retail value, 90 cen' - to every been previously neglected. Hence, I FOR THIN PEOPLE new subscriber to this magazine. say it is the duty of a woman to keep She Wai Deaf. Are Yon Thin? Irom her husband all rich compounds Flesh made, with Thlnacura Tablets by a An Irishman was observed in a post- scientific process. They CTdHte perfect iis- Positively you that will ultimately ruin his digestion. afflee writing a letter in a very large simihiiion of every faun or froo, secreting High feeding is occasionally neutral- sand. His friend said to him, "Pat, the valualc parts and discarding tne worth- have the genuine DE LONG PAT- leas. They make thin f; s plump und round ENT HOOK AND EYE if you see on ized by hard exercise; but in the ab- what are you writing such a large out the figure. They are the sence of the latter it Is mischievous in the face and back of every card the Send in Your Order at Once. land for?" sr\M>\in» iti m:i>\ words • | the extreme. If your husband will "Shure and she is date and I'm writ- for leanness, containing no arsenic, and abso lutely harmless. Price, prepaid, Si per bos See that, stand the treatment, begin by switch- ing a loud letter."—Clarence Wright 6 tor $5. Pamphlet, "How To Get Pat," free ing off from the heavy breakfast of ^n) dwell OhU> IT WILL TAKE SOME TIME TO MAKE THE PORTRAIT. steak, hot rolls, potatoes, etc., and set •nit- ro., Every woman needs Dr. Miles' Pain Pills. before him egg-on-toast, oat-meal and M9 Hrosulwuv. New York. hump? All druggists si.. coffee. In order to secure first-class work it will take from two to four weeks to deliver portraits; therefore do not delay placing Pill* 1»« Nut ore. In Buying a Piano or an Organ Richardson Pills do not cure conetipa ion. They do not fail to examine tbe latest Mason & IJamlin models. Recent & De Long Bros., . your subscription and order with us. only aggravate Kar] s < lover Root Improvements together with time tested points of superiority render them Philadelphia. Tea gives perfect regu tv of the instruments par excellence. Oli pianos or organs taken in exchange. Subscription Price, bowels. For salu by al druggists. Instruments eold for cash or easy payments. Do not let this opportunity pass unimproved. You may To make the hair grow a natural col- Catalogues and full information sent free. $1.00 Per Year. or prevent baMness, and keep the Address, never- have another as good. Remember that the entrance to scalp healthy, Hall's M -• Renewer THE REGISTER Office is from 4th-ave. at the North-west corner was invented, and has proven itself suc- T1HLG TALK PUBLISHING GO. cess! ul. 250 and 35a W ABASH AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL., 13 Chestnut Street. Pl»«i i4ie>«ht», Pa of the Hamilton Block. THE ANN AKBOR REGISTER: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24 1895. It

mortgage Sale. CANADA MUST WAIT. FOR A SPOILED DAUGHTER. mortgage Sale. A SALVATION ARMY COLONY HARRIET HUBBARD AYER'S Default having been made in the Con- Whereas, default has been made in She'.Must Bide Ensrlnnd's Pleasure in Slost The Elegant Suite of Apartments Set ditions of a certain Mortgage made by , the payment of the money secured by a Gen. Booth Anxious to Secure a I.argt Humiliating Fashion. Apart for a Child of Nine. Louisa S. J. Johnson to the Ann Arbor ! mortgage dated 12th day of May Tract of Land. Savings Bank dated the 5th day of The people of Canada are finding to Here is a description of the suite of i in the year 1885 executed by War- Quebec Special: A number of Salva- Recamier Toilet Preparations. March 1891 and recorded in the office of their cost what an anomalous position rooms occupied by a girl of 9. Her name ren Babcock, Mary A. Babcock, tion Army delegates from the army the Register of Deeds for Washtenaw Frank Babcock and Effie Babcock, they occupy among the nations of the need not be given. It would be unkind farm in England have returned here County. Michigan, on the 6th day of: his wife, of Milan, Washtenaw County, earth when it comes bo looking to Great to pillory a child for the sins of her fool- March, 1891, in Liber 70 of mortgages from the northwest territories, where Michigan, to Margaret Kearney, of the Britain to press their claims upon ish parents. She has a beautiful little on page 2'20 on which mortgage there is City of Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County they have been spying out the land foreign powers with which she dare not sitting room in white and gold. The claimed to be due at the date of this and ^tate of Michigan which said mort- with the object of selecting a block of or prefers not to quarrel, says a Quebec walls are hung in rose tinted silk and notice the sum of seven hundred and! gage was recorded in the office of the a hundred thousand acres or so where- six dollars and eighty cents (!?70G.80) and special. • In the dominion parliament epecial pieces of furniture have been Register of Deeds of the County of on to establish a Salvation Army an attorney fee of twenty five dollars j Washtenaw in Liber 64 of mortgages last week the circumstances under designed for it, including a small sec- colony. They have seen many avail- provided for in said mortgages and noj on page 479 on the 13th day of May A. which Canadian ships were seized by retary in ormulu, with Sevres plaques, suit at law or proceedings in equity able districts, but prefer a location for where she may carry on her little cor- D. 1895 at 11:06 o'clock a. m, of said day. Russian war vessels in 1892 were having been instituted to recover the which they are applying in Alberta. respondence. Here are her toys, the ele- And whereas, the amount claimed to brought again up by one of the op- money secured by said mortgage or any It is very unlikely that their request gant gifts she receives from her friends be due on said mortgage is the sum of position leaders, Mr. Davies, to the at- part thereof. two thousand one hundred and six and will be granted, and the promoters of and here she receives her friends. tention of the government. The ves- Now therefore by virtue of the power twenty-seven hundredths dollars (S2,- the scheme will probably turn their at- sels were the Carmelite and Willie Mc- Adjoining this is her bed room in of sale contained in said mortgage and 106.27) of principal and interest and the tention now to the western states. Gowan, which were seized on the high satin wood and a little brass couch the statute in such case made and pro- further sum of twenty-five dollars as an Gen. Booth met the governor-general vided, notice is hereby given that on Fri- attorney fee stipulated for in said mort- seas and confiscated, the crews being hung with blue satin curtains. A dress- and members of his cabinet in Ottawa day the first day of November 1895 at gage, and which is the whole amount taken to the nearest Russian ports, Ing room is attached and this is the cul- last winter and propounded his scheme, ten o'clock in the forenoon the said claimed to be due and unpaid on said treated with greut inhumanity, and left mination of luxury. The dressing room which, he was subsequently given to Bank will sell to the highest bidder at mortgage and no suit or proceeding to shift for themselves. The value of i3 quite large. The marble bath is set public auction at the east front door of having been instituted at law or in equi understand, did not commend itself the two vessels and their cargoes wa3 against the wall. The low marble basin the Court House in the city of Ann Arbor ty to recover the debt now remaining se- favorable to the government. The lat- is supplied with perfumed soaps. $50,000. (that being the place where the circuit cured by said mortgage or any pa t there ter is willing to accord its usual home- Sponges of all sizes and sorts hang in court for said county is holden) the of, whereby the power of sale contained stead grants of free land to individual He quoted from the report of the silver racks. Perfumed waters in cut premises descibed in said mortgage or In said mortgage has become operative. settlers from the army farm in Eng- Russian commissioners appointed to In- glass bottles, cold cream, delicate lo- so much as may be necessary to pay the Now therefore, notice is hereby giv- vestigate the seizures, which found that tions all find a place. On her bureau are amout due on said mortgage and the ex- en, that by virtue of the said power of land, but will not recognize the pater- pense of his foreclosure. The premises nal character of the directors of the the seizure of the Carmelite was legal, laid out expensive brushes and combs Julian Recamier. sale, and in pursuance of the statute to be sold being described as a part of in such case made and provided, the enterprise to the extent demanded by though in his (Mr. Davies') opinion in repousse silver and exquisite toilet lots 100 and 101 of R. S. Smith's third there was no evidence of illegal seal- bottles and manicure cases of pearl. In The Original ol this Picture Retained said mortgage will e b foreclosed by a the general, who contemplated a grant addition to said city of Ann Arbor front- sale of said premises therein described from the government to the Salvation ing—only surmises and suspicions. one corner is placed a long cheval glass Her i'.\eath at cribed being bounded east by Observa- County of Washtenaw, (that being the tioned by the army amorg graduates Eighty. tory-st. north by Volland-at. west by a of its English farm, according to its in the case of the Willie McGowan was tion so specifically to the care of her place of holding the Circuit Court for line parellel to Observatory .st. and 110 said County) on the 23 day of November Idea of individual capacities. Nothing that the seizure was illegal. The seiz- body is already manifest, and one can No woman can be beautiful Or even cleanly feet therefrom and south by a line ure of the Aerial was also pronounced only wonder what there will be in re- In appearance whose face is marred by nim- A.D. 1895 at 10o"clock in the forenoon of flaunted, however, the general sent out •lackheadi. blotches, freckles or other parallel to Volland-st. and 06 feet there- that day: which said premises are de- his delegates to select the land. There irregular, and the Russian government serve tar her when she is grown. [actions. from. Be are the only skin remedies Indorsed scribed in saiil mortgage as follows, to- is little chance of it being secured by declared it not indisposed to make i>y physicians. Dated August 8th ! wit: All that certain piece or parcel of reparation for both vessels. The Cana- A Business Proposition, land situate and being in the township thm, now that it is selected, and they 1 THEY ARE PURE. THE AN.N- ARBOR SAVINGS BANK, threaten to make ..their next attempt dian minister of justice, Sir Charles H. The owners of a large bod- of land on Where Bid Vour Ever See Such In- Mortgagee. of York, in County of Washtonaw, and Whdby, Island, in Pugei Sound, Wash In the United States. Tupper, in reply, admitted that the dorsements 1J, l THOMPSON AND HABBIMAH, State of Michigan. Commencing at the Canadian government's power was will divide it into tracts to suit buyers From MADAME ADKI.INA I'ATTI-XN-OLISI, 88 Attys. for Mortgagee. south-west corner of lot one (1) of Ed- and sell at $10 and upwards per acre, on wards plat in the Village of Milan and A storm ai Sea limited. It was keeping the case and Oraig-Y-Nos Castle. Oct. l.i. long time, and no payments the first "M v PEAK M US. A YFU -There net r has been running south sixty-one and one-half Increases the discomfort of the voyager. all its material points fully before tho year. Produces all staple crops; has anything equal in merit to the R< mler Mortgage Sale. degrees east along the south line of But even when the weather is not tem- British government, and he made the close markets, school and churches: Preparations; ray skin Is so Immense); 1m- Default having been made in the con- said lot and on the north line of Front pestuos he is liable to sea sickness. d by their use. I need not dread old further humiliating admission that 1,700 population; mild climate. For in- age while these magicinrentionsof yoursex- ditions of a certain mortgage made by street sixty-six feet, thence north They traverse the "arigantic wetness" there the power of his government end- formation address R. E. Werkman, Se- Ut. I use Cream Balm and Lotion everyday Albert P. Vanatta and Maria A. Van twenty-nine and one-half degrees east should be provided with Hoffstetter's ed. The Rosebery government, before attle, Wash. • of my life. BecamlerSoap also is perfect. 'I atta, his wife, to Albert L. Walker, and parallel with west line of said lot one- Stomach Bitters, which quiets disorder- shall never use any other. I hear tb.at the dated the 30th day of December 1869 going out of office, had assured him that Princess of Wales Is delighted with the Be- hundred feet,thence south bixty and one ed stomach with gratifying speed and ORIGIN OF THE HOT TOMALE. camler Preparations. 1 am convinced they and recorded in the office of the Kegis- half degrees east parallel with south they were pushing Canada's claims as are the greatest boon ever invented, ur.v- ter of Deeds of Washtenaw County certainty. To the hurtful influence of tionately yours." line until it comes within forty-four a tropic, malarious or to rigorous or far as possible, but the minister of jus- Micky Explains to Snag Finnvrty the Mich, on the 30th of December 1889, feet of the east line, thence north-east- or damp olimate, as well as to baneful tice frankly assured the house that he Genoala of the Name. ADKLIXA I'ATTI-NlCOI.INr. Liber 43 of Mortgages on page 114, erly to the north-east corner; thence '•I consider them a luxury and necessity to effects of unwholesome diet and bad was at his wits' end to appreciate any Snag Finnerty was a lad with a philo- every woman." CORA UlKJUBLABT POTTER. which mortgage was assigned by said north-westerly along the north line to water, it is a reliable antidote. Com- grounds of delay either in this case or sophical mind and a broken tooth, says •'Most refreshing and beneficial and I\I; Albert L. Walker to Alexis Packard on the north-west corner; thence south mercial travelrs by sea or land, mar- in the settlement of Canada's claims New York World. It was this "busted superior to any others." I'AS.W DAVBNPOBT. the 13th day of April 1ST 1 and recorded twenty-nine and one-half degrees west in Liber 3 of assignments of mortgages iners, miners, western pioneers, and all against the United States by the Ameri- toot," as he called it, that gave him "The perfection of toilet articles." along the west line of said lot and on the SARAH BERNHARDT. page 90, and assigned by Israel D. Pack- east line of Tolan street to the place of who have to encounter vicissitudes of cli- :an government. He did not know any this pretty little pet name of Snag." mate and temperature, concur in pro- "The Recamier Preparations are absolute- ard administrator of the estate of Alex- beginning. They were standing on a corner one day ly Peerless. I shall always use them. nouncing it the safeguard. It prevents further powers the Canadian govern- is Packard to Prudence Packard ment possessed for promoting greater when a hot tomale man passed. "I HW.KNA MODTCSK V. by deed of assignment, dated April Dated this 8th day of the August A. • rheumatism and pulmonary attacks in 'I use the Eecamiers religiously and be- D. 1895. conseqvience of damp or cold, and it is expedition. wonder," said Snag, "whatever mado lieve them Essential to the toilet of every •Jti. 1X79 and recorded in Liber o of as- woman whodesirers a fair skin." signments on paue 241, and afterwards MARGARET KEARNEY, an efficient defense against all forms of "em call dem tings tomales?" "Don't 89 Mortgagee. you l-.now?" asked Micky. "Naw! Nor Ln.i.n: LAXCTRY. assigned by [srsel 1). Packard, adminis- malaria. It can be depended upon in A loud ring of your doorbell in the '•J unqualifiedly recommend (hem as the dyspepsia, liver and kidney trouble. you don't needer." "Yes, I does, and trator of the estate of Prudence Pack- dead hours of night is alarming So very best In existence." ard to Chloe E. Waters by deod of as- is the first hollow sound of a cough I'll tell yer if yer wants to know. D'ye ( I.AKA LOUISE KJEIXQOO. signment, dated the 15th aayof August SOME NUTMEG ALBINOS. from one's husband, wife, son, or know Cully Flynn?" "Yep!" "Well, Becamler Cream, for tan. sunburn, pim- Sale, ples, etc. Price 11.60. 1889, and recorded in Liber 10, assign- daughter. It is disease knocking, with Cully was er goin' up der Bowery one Default having been made in the con- White Swallow, White English Sparrow. Recamier Balm, a beauttfler, pure and sim- ments ot mortgages page 287, on which perhaps a certain silent visitor waiting ple. Price H.50. ditions of payment of a certain mortgage night wid his gal and she said she was mortgage there is claimed to be due at made on the 13th day of May A. D and White Cucumber*. not far away. Arrest that cough. Stop hungry. Cull had der price, so he gels Kecamler Almond Lotion, for freckles, the date of this notice, the sum of it at the start. A few days use of Ely's moth and diacoloratlons. Price $1.80. 1891 by John Pfisterer and Mary hia Hartford special: Some curious al- gay and says 'come on,' and drags her seven hundred and ninety-two dollars wife, to The Farmers and Machanica Pineola Balsam and the danger is past. Becamler Powder, for the toilet and nur-and fourteen cents (9792.14) and the binos have been reported lately in the Relief fs immediate; a cure certain. Inter a restaurant and sits her down ter sery. Will Stay On and does not make the Bank; whereby the power of sale there- Nutmeg state. At Wallingford a small 8 table. Up comes der waiter and says: face shine. Prieeq--Lari^e boxes -~1. small costs of this foreclosure and no suit or in contained has become operative This remedy is rich in the curative boxes 50 cts. proceedings in law or equity having boy had noted for several days an odd- "What d'youse want?' Der gal's name which mortgage was recorded in the principles of the balsams and also con- Becamter Soap, the best in the! world. Pri- been instituted to recover tho ttaneys looking bird, as white as milk, skim- tains ingredients that arc new. was Mollie and she says she wants er ces Scented 50c., uncented 2.V. office of the Register of Deeds in the secured by said mortgage or any part County of Washtenaw on tho 13th day ming about the shady streets in com- nice hot sausage an' er cup er coffee. SPECIAL NOTICE. thereof. pany with a flock of swallows. Now Slarte Him Apologize. Refuse Substitutes. of May aforesaid, in Liber 76 of Mortga- Cull says he wants a cold sausage an' er Now therefore by viitue of the power ges on page 273 and on which said mort- the lad, who is an expert svone thrower, That Christian IX. of Denmark, bottle of beer. Der mug wants to git Send :2 ce.nl stamp for sample of Toilet whose illness is at present causing Powder, Pamphlet and Bargain offer. Mail of sale contained in said mortgage and gage there is claimed to be duo at the wanted that beautiful white bird, both dat order straight so he says: 'Jist say orders promptly filled. the statute in such case made and much anxiety, brings up his children in date of this notice the sum of thirteen because it was an oddity and because it that agin.' So Cull says: 'Der hot to provided, notice is hereby given, that hundred and seventy-five dollars and was difficult to wing with a pebble. The the way they should go is sufficiently Mollie and der cold to Cully see!' Well HARRIET HUBBARD AYER, on Saturday, the 26th day of October, no proceedings at law or in equity hav- evidenced by the following anecdote: other night he skilfully dropped the he goes away saying to hisself: 'Hot 111 West 31st St., NEW loitk CITY, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon of that ing been instituted to collect the said scudding bird with a missile. The One day at the dinner table the young ter Mollie cold ter Cully' so 'at he'll git day, the said mortgage will be fore- sum of money or any part thereof. Now prince asked his father what was the snowy little fellow proved to be a It right. When he comes back with it closed by a sale of the mortgaged Tin rrfotf- Notice is hereby given that meaning of a word he had never heard premises at the east front door genuine chimney swallow, perfect In he says: 'Here's yer hot ter Mollie.' " on the 2d day of November 1895, at every way, and the purest albino speci- before. This word, "lusing," is the of the Court House in the eleven o'clock, a. m. at the south front FRANKLIN HOUSE city of Ann Arbor (that being the place door of the Court House, in the City of men ever taken in the state, perhaps. Danish equivalent for our "box on the "Sure? Aw go on." ears." The king asked his son where D£TROn\ MICH. for holding the Circuit Court of the Ann Arbor, State of Michigan, the said In North Stonington a farmer killed "Dat's right; so ever since dat time said County.) The premises described mortgage will be foreclosed and the an English sparrow that was entirely had heard such a word. The boy, they calls 'em hot ter mollies." It is well before leaving home, whether Pushing to the roots of his hair, con- in said mortgage to be sold are describ- lands and tenants in the said mortgage and uniformly white, except that its for business or pleasure, to decide upon a ed as follows: 'essed, after a little natural hesitation, "Say," said Snag, "I'd like ter jist hotal ..n thereby avoid confusion. mentioned and described will be sold at bill and slender legs and toes were of Whei- you visit Detroit we would bo public auction or venduo to the hat he had been out in the streets carve my initials into one o' dem hot Thirty-two acres of land from the west a clear, transparent pink. Norris E. leased \o have vou fitop at tho old si le of that part of the east half of the highest^bidder to satisfy the principal amusing himself by ringing the bells ter mollies right now—talkin' about F'Praiiklln House," cor. Lamed r-nd Bates Sts , where you will have at ood south-east quarter of section nine (9), and interest of the said mortgage and Hamilton of Danbury has albino cu- and then running away. But at one eatin' allus makes me hungry." And cumbers. Last spring he bought some the pair disappeared around the cornet meal and u clean bed at moderate rates. which lies north and east of the trail the costs of and expenses of these pro door an angry porter rushed out and The house has i.een renovated from topT o ceedings including an attorney's fee of seed from a Philadelphia house and bottom, and is now in first-class condition. road (so-called) and eight and one-half shouted after him that he would give In search of something to eat. acres commencing at the south-west thirty dollars provided for therein. The planted It in four hills. The seed Respectfully, lim a "lusing" if ever he did such a H. H. JAMES. corner of the south-east quarter of said lands tenements and premises in the sprouted very quickly and the vines it said mortgage conveyed and then to be hing again. When the prince had fin- Captain Sweeney. V. >• A. Meals, 35c. Lodgings, BO. section nine (9) raining thence north produced were unusually thrifty, vig- shed his explanation his father ex- forty two and one-half rods, thence east sold are described as follows: orous, and healthy looking. Presently San Diego, Cal., says: "Shiloh's Ca- Per Day, SI.50. claimed: "Very well, to-morrow you tarrh Remedy is the first medicine I thirty-two rods, thence south forty-twown. vided notice is hereby given that on 1890, eleven years, there was no passen- lates the liver and restores the system ment Building and Loan Association is Saturday the 11th day January at 11 cavalier time to mount his wheel, to vin-orious health and is in fact the He was saying all sorts of soft things complainant and Lizzie McClunahan, ger, who was in place as a passenger, o'clock a. m at the oast front door of killed on Chicago & Alton trains. which he will do in the briefest time greafherbal health restorer. Samples to her. Jacob C. McClenahan and Henry 1*. tho Court House In the City of Ann Ar- possible. When the end of the ride is free. Large packages 50c and Zoo ai "Sir!" she exclaimed, with sudden In- Glover are defendants, notice is he red y over there was not a passenger bor. Michigan, (that being the place seriously injured, to the extent of losing reached the man quickly dismounts and John Moore. dignation. givpn that I shall sell at public auction for holding the < ireuit Court for said to the highest bidder at the easi en- a limb, an eye or a member of any kind is at his companion's side to assist her, "Oh, I beg four pardon," he replied, ty of Washtenaw) there will be during that time. As tha Seasons Change. trance to the Court House, in the City sold the premises described in said . she, in the meantime, assisting her hastily, "I r.eant nothing by" of Ann Arbor (that being the building "There do be only wan way to get "That's jvst what I don't like, sir. mortgage or ao much thereof as mi' During tho entire period of the self as much as possible. This is done In which the Circuit Court for the Coun- World's olumbian Exposition in Chi- —that is, dismounting—in the most ap- the besht av borryin' neighbors," said What I wau. to hear Is something you ty of Wushtenaw is held) on Wednes- o amount due on cago, when it was not an uncommon proved style by riding slowly and when Mrs. Dolan. "An' thot is to move." mean." kay the fourth day of December 1896, at with interest from the thing to find the usual passenger traffic "Hov the Ratferties been callin' on ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, of this notice together with the j the left pedal is on the rise the weight ,'i at-| of the road increased two, three and of the body Is thrown on it, the right yez again?" The HimalaytB have been seen 224 the following deaoril ed property .-.itua- four-fold, and special excursion trains ted in the City of Ypsilunii. in the torney fee of thirtj viaea foot Is crossed over the frame of the "They hov. An' it's the wan that' miles away. were very many, thore was not an acci- County of Washtenaw, and State .if s de- dent of any kind—a most remarkable machine and with an assisting hand owns the utinsils thot hov to be goin' Rudy'uPIle Suppository Michigan, to-wit: Commencing at a scribed in sail o he, -old [ widout 'em. In the winter they borry record. the rider can easily step to the ground. is guaranteed to cure F'ilcs and Consti- point seventy-five feet north ol the inter- oresaid ar i to-wit : Besides being America's most popu- In meeting a party of cyclists who are the cookshtove an' in summer they pation, or money refunded. SO cents section of Summit street and Chicago The west half of the south-west lar railroad, the ('hicago & Alton is the known to each other and desire to stop come over fur the loan av the oica per box': S >nd two stamps foe circu- Avenue, thence east eijfht rods, th quarter o nty-four in ' be Pioneer Dining ( ar Line, the Pioneer for a parley, it is considered the proper chist." lar and Free Sample to MARTIN north two hundred feet, thence west Townshipol Northfield, WashtenawCo. Pnllan Sleeping Car Line and the Pio- thing for the men of the party to dis- RUDY, Registered Pharmacist, Lan- eight rods to east line of Summit street, Mich' • 'alace Reclining Chair Car Line. If the Baby is Outtlug 1 eeth. caster, Pa. No Postals Answered. BV>r thence south on east lino of said street Dated. 1895. Be sure that your ticket reads over mount while In conversation with the two hundred feet to place of beginning. THE ANN ARBOR SAVINGS BANK, Be sure and use that old and well-tried sale by all first-class drug-gists every- the Chicago & Alton Railroad, when its ladies. As to the furnishings of the where, and in Ann Arbor, Mich, by Dated, October 5th. m">. Mortgagee. remedy, MRS. WINDSLOW'S SOOTHING matchless and direct lines can form tha bicycle, to be really swagger it must Goodyear & Co. 35 THOMPSON & HABRIMAN, SYRUP for children teething. It soothes O. E. BUTTKRFIELD, whole, or even a part of your journey. be fitted out with a clock and a bell, Attorneys for Mortgages. *" JAMES CHARLTON, luggage carrier and a cyclometer, the the child, softens the gums, allays all Circuit Court Commissioner, Wash- pain, cures wind colic and is the beBt Children Cry for tenaw County, Mich. General Passenger and Ticket Agent latter being an absolute sine qua non Dr. Miles' Nervn Planter* for Rhenmattam. remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty five CAHILL & OSTRANDTSR, Pain tuu no show with Dr. Miles' Pain Pill* 02 Chicago, HI. to the woman who cares for records." cents a bottle Pitcher's Castoria. Solicitors for Complainant. 92 ANN &RBOB- &S5GLSTKH- OCTOBER 24, 1895.

LITERAHY NOTES. SERVED HIM RIGHT. He Was Piggish, But He Wai Out- R. WILLIAMS, The following are a few of the specia- features of the October Harpers' Magal witted by a Gentleman. Alloriicj at Law, Lilian, 'lirh. Love zine: Hindoo and Moslem, (fourteen il- Here is a story from life, told in a Money loaned for outside parties.All Western paper: legal business yiven prompt attention. lustrations by the author), by Edwin Lord Weeks; At the Sign of tho Bal- A man took a seat in a railroad car, and piled the seat at his side with baga Lightens sam Bough, (illustrated), by Henry Van For THIRTY-FIVE YEARS have W. S. MOORE, and parcels. The car became crowded, maintained their superiority for Dyke;Queen Victoria'sHigland Home, and a gentleman asked the person in (illustrated), by J. K. Hunter: Three this seat if the other half of it was oc- Labor Quality of Metal, DENTIST! Gringos in Central America, (illustrat- cupied. Work ''one in all forms of modern dentistry. Crown ai d Bridge work a specialty. Satisfaction ed), by Richard Harding Davis; The "Yes," said the other; "those things so does Workmanship, Guaranteed. Future in Relation to American Naval belong' to a man who has just gone into (U. OF M. GRADUATK.) Power, (illustrated), by Capt. A. T. the smoking car, and he'll be back pres- Uniformity, 26 South Main St., - - - Ann Arbor Mahan, U. B. N.; The German Strug- ently." gle for Liberty—Part IV. (illustrated), The gentleman had reason to suspect SANTA CLAU5 the truth of this statement. Durability. by Poultney Bigelow. — Harper and WM. W. NICHOLS, "All right," he said; "I will sit in this Sample card, 12 PENS, different numbers, Bros., N. V. City, N. Y. seat until the man com s back.'' for all stylos of writing, sent on receipt of He proceeded to remove the bags and 4 CENTS in postage stamps. Dental Parlors ! Harper's Bazar for October 12th is bundles, placing them on the floor or in SOAP. the rack. The other man glared, but distinguished by a varied array of au- This great cleaner comes to woman'said SPENCERIAN PEN CO., OVER 8A VINU8 BANK OPPO- could say nothing. As a matter of fact, SITE COUBT HOUSE SQUABE. tumn gowns and wraps. The season in- on wash-day and every day. Makes her 45O Broome St., New York. vites to so much out-door life, and the the "man in the smoking car" was an invention. work a matter of love instead of drudg- tidal flow from country to town brings ery. Try it. Sold everywhere. REViV(T By and by the owner of the bundles ARTHUR J KITSOX, so much gayety with it, that a journal RESTORES VITALITY. arrived at his destination. He began to Made only by of fashion finds opportunity for display- gather up his effects. The N. K. Fairbank Contractor and Bu Icier! ing costumes of elegance and taste for "Excuse me," said the gentleman, Company, Made a Estimates furnished on all kinds of Architec all wearers. A practical paper enti- "but you said these bundles belonged to CHICAGO. ture. .Residence and Shop, 21 Geddes-ave. tled "The Small Dinner," by Anne a man who had gone into the smoking JK. Well Man Wentwortb. Sears, describes minutely a car. I shall consider it my duty to pre- loth Day. «1|^^- of Me. form of hospitality open to people with vent you from taking them, since by THE GREAT 30th Day. limited purses. No detail is omitted your own statement they don't belong Choice Meats to you." which can make the article really help- pro'liKTS the above resalts in 30 H:iys. It a- ts The man became violent and abusive, ful. powerfully and quickly. Cures when all others fail but dared not lay his hands on the Young men will regain their lost manhood, and old men will recover their youthful vwror by using Cor. V ii*liiii)it<>ii-»t., and Fil'th-ave. An illustrated article on Justice in bundles. The conductor was called in. KKVl VO. It quickly and surely restore* Nervou*- Municipal Courts, contrasting the re- He listened to the statements of both Dees, Lost Vitality, [inpotency, Nigbtly Emissions, Our Rim is to pleflfo our customers by always Cut That Lost Power, Failing Memory, Wasting Diseases and haudliug the Tery Choicest Meats (batthe market sults under Tammany and reform ad- men, and said: affords. all eff.-cts of self-abuse o "Well, I will take charge of the which unfits mw. tor erudy. business or tuarriage. it ministrations, will be a valuable and not only cui timely feature of Harper's Weekly for bundles myself, and take them to the is a great nerve lonio and blood bollder. bring- J. J. FURGUSON, station in the city and if no one else ing back the pink plow to pale "" refund Repairing, Rebuilding and Jobbing scries on the Public Schools of the Uni- Amid the laughter and applause of the money. Circular free. Address a Specialty, ted States, and the first installment of the passengers the man got off at the Then cut out two others which •will appear in this paper, and send ROYAL MEDICINE CO., 53 River St.. CHICAGO, IT them with your address, and a two cent stamp, to the manufacturers of ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO a serial story of Mexican life entitled, station, just as the train was pulling For Male at Anu Arbor, ., by Kber- SHOPr AND RESIDENCE, "Cension," by a new writer. Harper out, without his baggage. He obtained bacli I>rii tx Co 16 W. Summit St., Ann Arbor, Mich- and Bros., N. Y. City, N. Y. it the next day, but was well punished for the lie he had told for the sake of Willimantic ¥ Star Thread. Oil and Gasoline monopolizing a seat that did not belong In return you will receive an instructive book on thread and sewing, The editorial articles in The Century to him. aud a set of beautiful paper doll dresses in colors, for girls and boys. Brought to Your Door for October deal very clearly with the If you have a sewing machine you should use Willimantic Star Thread. question of Money and Debts, call at. All sewing machine manufacturers use Willimantic Spool Cottou and Without bothering to crder every time < oiixiiiiiptiou Tan Be Cured CZD recommend it. All dealers sell it. you are out. tention to certain characteristics of by the use of Shiloh's Cure. This great WILLIMANTIC THREAD CO., Willimantic, Conn. Drop a Postal Card, Professor Sloane's Napoleon, and dis- Cough Cure is the only known remedy Or cull upon me at S. W. Corner of E. Washing- cuss the Proper Use ofX'ollege Degrees. o" that terrible disease. For sale by all ton and S Filih-ave. and hare your order and I If You Are will keep you supplied at lowest rates. Professor Frothingham of Princeton d -uggists. M. (iOOHALE. writes about the American School in Rome, which is about to be opened, and jo Jinoujip os 'ajoj JOHN BAUMGARDNER, Professor Thrope of the University of 'si anon PUB ,,'?BO XjBssaaau ss3] Going 1 GREAT VALUE Dealer in American and Imported Pennsylvania on A Suffrage Qualifica- , s.^ooiXus SP sguiJt-reni ut pun WEEKLY NEWS tion. An article by Robert Sheerin on 'tioissa-idxa ni 'jno^uoo ui aiqBUBA puv "Dixieand Its Author''contains a facsi- 8iq-B83uBqo os si Smq} SUIAII ON .Anywhere GRANITES! -UJJP sit jo asnBoaq :mq- eno FOR OF THE WORLD] mile of the original song in autograph, and all kinds of FOR A TRIFLE. published by arrangement with the au- paj}inipB aje osetn—BOBJS JO LITTLE MONEY. ' jo J[OBI sji jo asneaaq ion ST BUILDING STONE! thor1. There is the usual variety.of poe- South ui pafqns e SB }ea am jo try both in the body of the magazine Joj U0SB9J aiix 'ip^aiis ano jo Cemetery Work and In Lighter Vein.—The Century Co. -qns atjj 'PUBHOH jo jauuojj This Winter A SPCCIALT1 N. Y. City, N. Y. 'UEUIOA auo }nq poB r The New York Weekly Tribune, Corner of Detroit and Catherine sts. jaqniBi anaSng smoq You should write and get correct infor- The editor of the Review of Reviews B 'iBsn^ofj ISSIMS B 'puijM paiJj mation in regard to the facilities offered ANN ARBOR, .MICH. by the finds several incidents in this fall's po- 'ueni aaatj} 'naM s}«o peiupsd aABD jnoj }nq saijnj«ao AVBJ JSBI aqi A' twenty-page journal, is the leading Republican family paper of the United U. OF M. SHAYING PARLORS litical situation on which to comment States. It is a National Family Paper, and gives all the general news of the with effect in "The Progress of the -[Btunof axnon .saipsq aqj ni Louisville & AND BATH ROOMS. jv J° qoia^s e ut United States. It gives the events of foreign lands in a nutshell. Its "Agrl~ World"' for October: the part played by cultural" department has no superior in the country. Its "Market Reports" juM 'JJB JO PIJOA> Ladies' Artistic Hair Dressing and Bath Rocms the liquor question in the New York are recognized authority. Separate departments for "Tlte Family Circle," Nashville R.R. em jnoqSnojq; OSIB suiB^qo S;BO JO "Our Young Folks," and "Science and Mechanics." Its "Home and So- UP STAIRS. campaign is very clearly described. The THI8 CAN BC OBTAINED OF suoi}B5uasajdaj pajuiBd jo ciety" columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. Its general SO S. State St., Next to Sheehan's. present difficulties of the U. S. Treas- siin :r(BO aq? XB.rt.iod ajAnoq am political news, editorials and discussions are comprehensive, brilliant and ex JACKSON SMITH, DiT. Pass, Aft, Cincinnati, 0. jnn. A inns. j. n. TKOJANOWKKI ury and the bearings thereof on nation- sasBAUBO OS!1 sm 3° haustive. C. P. ATMORE, Gen'l Pass. Aft, Louisville, Ky. al politics are discussed. The opening of the Atlanta Exposition and the re- HOMES IN THE SOUTH Old enemies, and new ones, in the A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal and Can be secured on most liberal terms and cent patriotic gatherings at Louisville g use of headache and neuralgia can Ihe Register for at low rates. Write for County Map of the South to cither of the above named and Chiekamuga. Lord Wolseley"s ap- surely and speedily be overcome with gentlemen, or to pointment as Commander-in-Chief of the assistance of Gessler's Magic Head PANTS. ache Wafers. There is no element of the British Army, are among the topics One Year For Only $1.25, P. SID JONES, PASS. AGENT, Do you waer doubt in this matter of cure. It lias In charge of Immigration, them? We make in the month's survey. The Madagas- them to*your or- gone far beyond the experimental CASH IN ADVANCE. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. der trooQ car campaign, the massacre of mission- tage. The positive facts that Glessler'g aries in China, the American question Magic Headache Wafers cure every kind of headache and neuralgia. They The regular subscription for the two papers is $2.00) $3 TO $10 and progress in South Africa under Ce- are used by manv physicians in their cil Rhodes (whose portrait serves as the families and daily practice, and they 7 I'lj IllOlltll frontispiece of this number of the Re- are sold on positive guarantee as to their Subscriptions IUay Beglu at An] Time. - - Bock Co. view) are matters of international in- emeiacy or your money refunded by Saccessora to John Moore. P. R. P. Teas, Coffees and Sugar bution of rare artistic interest is Miss guaee. Many ladies have used our machines dressed. She makes use of the willow Impossible to tell yon the whole -.tory here. E. C. Vansittart's description of Monte wheel, around which at equal distances, Bend as your address for a catalogue, given, twenty to thirty years iti their family work, All prime articles bought for cash and full description and particulars. and are still using the original machines can sell at low figures. Our frequent OH veto Magpiore. Other picturesque are threads, and at the end of each we furnished them a generation ago. 'arge invoices of Teas is a sure sign we features are: "Women as Athletes," l>\ thread there is a noose, held open by a Many of our machines nave run more ive bargains in W. de Wagstaffe: "Burmese Women," bead. This wheel the girl places on her 177 »IVISION ST. than twenty years without repairs, other by H Fielding: "Light-Givers," by head, while she carries a basket of eggs The Munson Typewriter Co. CHICAGO, ILL. ihan needles. With proper care they Quality and Prices. on her arm. When the music strikes never wear out, and seldom need repair. Mary Titcomb; "Town and Cloth Halls We roast our own coffees every week up she begins to dance and the wheel We have built sewing machines for always fresh and good. Our bakerj of Fhuiders,"' by Alexander Ansted; begins to spin around. She then takes more than forty years and have constantly turns out the very best of Bread, Cakes 'Widowed Sovereigns," Dy A. Oakev unproved them. We build our machines and Crackers. ( all and see us. an egg from the basket, places it in one on honor, and they are recognized every- Hall: and "Alpine Soldiers,'' by Henry of the thread nooses, and throws it Three Medals Awarded at the World's Columbian Exhibition, Chicago, 1893. where as the most accurately fitted and TyiToll. This number also contains from her with sufficient force to draw finely finished sewing machines in the HASK1NS' some unusually interestieg short stoi-ies the knot tight. The spinning of the world. Our latest, the "No. 9," is the wheel keeps the thread stretched, with result of our long experience. In com- and poems.—Fran k Leslie's Publishing petition with the hading machines of the House, N. Y. City, N. Y. the egg at the end of it. She then takes world, it received the (hand I'rize at the another egg from the basket, places it l'aris Exposition of 18.S9, as the best, Mrs. G. A. Link. Cedar Springs, in another noose, and repeats this un- other machines receiving only compli- Mich , says: "As a harmless quieting til there is an egg in every noose. Her mentary medals of gold, silver and bronze. remedy I have never found an .iqual to fantastic costume, her perfect motion, THE PERFECTION CHAIR CO., The Grand Prize was what all sought for, Adironda when my baby is fretful. and all the eggs swinging on the and our machine was awarded it. LIVERY Sold by all druggists. stretched threads at once, present a JOHN STREET, NORTH. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Send for our illustrated catalogue. We very pretty sight indeed. It requires MANUFACTURERS OP want dealers in all unoccupied territory, KANSAS CITY, MO., much art to execute the dance, for at "Perfection" Physician's Chairs, Tables, Cabinets, Feed and Boarding Stable. FEB. L2, im. one false step the eggs would be dashed INVALID FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES. WHEELERS WILSON MFG. CO. Gentlemen —I must say Castoria is re- together, the dance spoiled, and the The unquestioned superiority of our Specialties, and the unparalled and phenomenal success O W. ANN STREET. they have achieved with the leading physicians and surgeotfs of the United States, and the large t85 & 187 WAL ASH «VE.. CHICAGO. ally a ''great" thing. We commenced Carriage! to let. giving our boy (Sanford) Castoria when dancer thereby disgraced. After dan- and growing demand for export, is only the legitimate award of highest excellence and true merit. Horses boarded at reatonablt rate. cing for a time with all the eggs swing- bend your address for catalogue, prices and ter/ns. 1 lot can taktu to keep hoanltrs hi qood two weeks old ;he is now eleven mouths, EWIS 98 % LYE order.COME AND SEE VS weighs 26 lbs., walked to-day alone, has ing around her head, she takes them POWIISED A1TD PKTB1UB no trouble teething, never had the co- out of the noose one by one, all the time L ( lic, lie is the picture of health itself, keeping the wheel balanced and in mo- Tb**trong«at anil pareit T TA all owing to Castoria. miulo. Unlike other Lye" li Sel'ni tion, and again places them in the bas- a due powder »ucl jackal in » cu Respectfully, ket on her arm. When the dance is fin- "HE THAT WORKS EASILY, WORKS with removable Hi the <'unt*nts Mrs. S."Alfred, are always ready for us*, win 1708 West llth-st. ished the spectators are allowed to ex- make the be»t perfumM Hard 8<>aD 11/-1D WILCOX AVE. amine tne eggs to see that they are real. SUCCESSFULLY." CLEAN HOUSE WITH in a) tnlmiU'S without bolllnar —;orr. MICH. See that you get C-A-S-T-O-IM-A. It l> Ihr brut rorcli'anFluK waste Rauefttea young men and women to maintain theroselv*! in The fae- ~/l _ , Iilr«'S. disinfecting sinks, cloK-t* tndcj«ud«nce, »a%-o money and nccumuUle wcalih. Businns, washing hottluR, I'alnts, trees, etcT^ Bbonhand, Perman hip,partment«. Thfroarhejaipm of conotln? house actaal bust- Children Cry for Ueu, AifW., I'Ulla,, V*. , ness. BusineKa I'tnTcrMtjr BiUjdloe. J;iu»trald Catalogue free. W. h\ JliWLLL, PrWt. J". K. SrKNCSB, 8»c'y, Pitcher's Castoria. SAPOLIO