lib. THE ANN ARBOR REGISTER i TM'KliVK VOL XXI NO 25. i PA«;KS. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 20. 1895. WHOLE NO. 1069 ed public opinion that governments take THE PIONEERS. BACKED OUT. action. After the Bulgarian massacres, four hundred public meetings of protest SOTIE OK THE COITISCH.TTEN OB- were held in P>ngland. 1 would there- PAPER READ BY -'IKS. DEXTER JECT TO BUYING A BOAU fore earnestly urge that every Chris- SIAWAIIU BEFORE THE PIO- ROLLER. NBBRS SOCIETY. 300 SUITS! 300 tian minister devote one Sunday even- ing meeting to a consideration of the PURCHASED AT OUR OWN PRICE. Although It Was Ordered Some Weeks situation of the Armenian Christians in Mr. President, Ladit-N and Gentle- Ago By a Cnuniniou* Vote — Aid. Turkey, and that the meeting pass reso- men and Pioneers of Washteuaiv Tlie success qt our recent sale enabled us to again go into the market and buy at SATURDAY our omit figures Three Hundred Suits which an now on *<>/'». Koch Iieadx tlie Opposition — Two lutions of protest, similar in general County: Others Join Him In the Move—Like- tenor to those lately adopted by the The history of Washtenaw County ly to Be Other Obstruction* PInced Evangelical Alliance. and its early settlers, claims our In the Way—The Council Does Some thoughts today. We put aside the cares SALE! SUITS SOLD FOR $5.00 Ministers inttending to preach on the WORTH $7.00 AND $8.00. Other Business. subject, or anyone wishing to secure and responsibilites of busy life and go the passage of resolutions by any club back to those early days, when old or the f'ouncil. or society, can be supplied with docu. Washteuaw was young. Some of the The regular meeting of the council ments and data, free of charge, by ad- events of those times are amusing, and Stuits Sold tor $7 and $7.50 was held last Monday night. All the dressing Mrs. Isable C. Burrows, 141 some are pathetic, but now, all are his- AM. WOOI, member!) were present. The first matter Franklin-st., Boston, Mass. tory. WORTH $10.00 AND $13.00 to come up was a communication from Let us "remember those in bonds as Pleasant Washtenaw! with enphoni- Ladies' Wrappers. the mayor appointing Arthur Crawford bound with them.'' ous name, which we dwell upon with lingering fondness, with the beautiful special policeman in the vicinity of the PRAN'CES E. WILLARD. A. M. E. church. The rows that have river Huron which has brought to us,, Ladies' Shirt Waists. FINE ALL WOOL taken place in that vicinity recently and to our children days of restful, and necessitated such a move. Following MAY RESORT TO LAW. healthful, recreation, wonderful river, this was a lot of routine business rela- clear as crystal and as lovely ass a dream. Duck and Percale Suits. tive to sidewalks, etc. The city clerk Bryants' song to the Green river may SUITS FORM reported that but two bids for the eity THE LEWIS' HEIRS* L1I.1I A PART well apply to the Huron. Listen to a few THAT WOULD BE GOOD VALUE AT $15.00. printing had been handed in. It de- OF THE LKU|S'I<>LLHTIII>, lines: Men's Night Shirts. veloped later that Aid. Brown had two Oh loveliest these the spring days come, Tim is an opportunity not to be overlooked and anyone looliny for a Suii qt a kas more bids in his pocket from the Couri 3r With blossoms, and birds, and wild price than can be found elsewhere should attend this and Argus. So far as can be learned The IVM i-' Art Collection, That I*, the bees hum; ••• THE GREATEST OF ALL SALES. the bids are all alike or practically so. Bulk of it Han Arrived in the <'lty— The flowers of summer are fairest there, Men's Fancy Shirts. No action has yet been taken upon Several of the .Host Valuable Pieces And freshest the breath of the sum- mer air; them. The most interesting business Did Not Come However—Several Ple- ce« Valued at About $50,000 Claimed And sweetest the golden autumn day,In of the evening was the report of the silence and sunshine glides away. By the I^ewls' H eirs—The Exact WADHAMS, RYAN & REULE junketing committee and the discus- My childhood's early days wjre .Meaning of tlie Lewis' Will Tl si kins sion that arose upon its report. The passed near the river Huron and to me the Gift In Dispute It May I I to a committee reported in favor of the pur- it is the river of all the world, and the Law Sull-The tiitt Valued at $300, All at One Day, Prices Satur- chase of the Pitts road roller at $2,950 hills of Washtenaw have pleasant mem- iiml the Austin stone crusher at OOO. oi-iet too. As a little girl:on my bay pony, 8660, The committee recommend- lii'Ui« Art Collection Here. Dolly, I cantered over the hills and day. ed that the board of public works enter The Lewis Art Collection reached through shaded woods, and as an older into contract for these machines. Here Ann Arbor last Thursday. It \va>girl, I galloped away on my father's the council ran up against a snag. Aid. cream saddle horse to VVashtenaw's Koch moved to postpone the matter brought on a special train that consist- 500 Ladies' Wrappers Satur- ed of several carloads. The collection beautiful lakes. My earliest recollec- He said that the peopla of Ann Arbor tions are of sitting on the style and day 49c. wore not ready for the additional ex- has been disposed of for the present by 1 being stored in whatever available watching men chop down, and dig out 200 Ladies Wrappers worth pense, that it would take all the money pear trees, and level the road bed for$1.50 Saturday %l. the city had to buy the machines and places could be spared for it about the L'niversity buildings. This collection the Michigan Central railroad, and put- 100 Ladies' Lawn Wrappers then their would be no funds with ting down the strap rail, right through which to operate them. Aids. Lauben- is one of the most valuable gifts the worth $3.50 Saturday $2.75. University has ever received. It will, our pear and apple orchard, the pear gayer and Coon supported Aid. Koch in 200 Ladies' Serge and Arc making special prices on many Un however be of little, or no use to the in- trees were in the way and were taken the blocking process. The matter, how- up everyone of them. We were living in Cashmere Wrappers $4.50 Sat- We still coniinm to main tin best pvict over, finally went through with only stitution until a building suitable for its that has tteen made this season, considering ••.'<: / «•*<£ proper display can be erected. Where the house near the river, it was the first urday $3—$2.25. make. Our $18.00 Suit fur $15.00 plenty «$ three dissenting votes and the city will frame house built in iJexter. To this would ask you $20.00 for thi sunn gurzaeaC the means to erect a building suitable soon have a road roller and a stone house my mother came as a bride, not for this purpose will come from and when crusher—unless some one devises some sixteen years old. The wedding trip was they will be forthcoming are questions Our Special on Boys' Suits. other scheme to stop the council. It is most romantic, she was married in a it may take years to answer. It is hoped, r claimed there is talk that an injunction large log house on the Mathews place in $5.00 for $3.48. *:!..>0 fts will be sworn out to stop proceedings. however, that another Waterman may Ladies' Duck and Per- Webster now owned by Mr.Backus. The $4.00 for $3.28. $3.00 for $2. rise up to meet our pressing need. The bride was seated upon a pillion, which The committee on lighting reported collection that was brought here last is a cushion attached to a saddle. The Are tl e best Boys' Suit you have ever seen for the pric week was not all of the art collection cale Suits. in favor af advertising for bids for groom in the saddle upon a large, white of them have Double Seat and Kner. lighting the city for five years. The that the late Mr. Lewis had gathered horse, his bride sitting upon the pillion report was amended so as to ask for at his home in Coldwater. A. number behind him, and thns they journeyed Saturday, 1-2 Price. bids of lour sorts, as follows: of the most valuable pieces were left at and following an Indian trial fording 1st—96 lamps all night. 2C5 nights. Coldwater, one of the legatees of the es- the Huron river traveling three miles Special tate refusing to let them go. He claims 10 Duck Suits worth $2.69 2nd—86 lamps all night, 365 nights. to the new home of the bride. The —$1.99. .'Si-d—90 lamps to 12:30, 205 nights. that those particular pieces, which con- bridesmaid, who was the bride's sister •Jth—96 lamps to 12:30, 305 nights. sist of several valuable paintings, were Hannah was on the bridal trip, sitting 19 Duck Suits worth 13.50 Sala This was then unanimously adopted. not a part of the collection, and were behind Mr. Calvin Smith, who was the —8-2.69. The bond committee reported that the not in Mr. Lewis' gallery proper, but best man" at the wedding. It was a 6 Duck Suits worth 14— of bond offered by the State Savings Bank were hung upon the walls in hi" home happy and hopeful bridal party as ever $3.39. and were not included in his bequest. was signed only by directors of the bank. started for a bridal trip in Pullman 20 Duck suits $3.79 up to The committee recommended that dif- It is claimed on the other hand that the cars. REMNANTS ferent bondsmen, or additional bonds- provisions in the will making the gift $5.65. mea be asked for. The report of the over these particular pieces and that The first 4th July was a grand cele- committee was adopted. The question there can be no queston as to the title bration and picnic on the bank of a At of sprinkling the various parks was to them being in the University. The pleasant lake in Webster. The neigh brought up in the report of the com- matter will very likely be taken into borhood coach and four, which was a niitteon parks. It was referred back the courts before a settlement can be two wheeled cart and a tall, light yoke Ladies' Shirt Waists. Half Price! to the committee for further considera- reached. of oxen loaled with baskets of refresh- tioa. The board of public works was ments and the older women. The men, 500 Waists worth 60 at 43c. authorized to cut the grass and weeds ANOTHER FRIEND. and younger women enjoyed a morning 189 Waists worth 75 and 35 on Pelch Park. The question of walk. It was a merry company by the Why opening North State-st. across the lake that day. Patriotism was at its at 63c. IF YOU ARE SHORT OF HONEY Mich. Cent, railroad tracks was again A PHH.VDEl.PHIA MAN PROVIDES hight, loyal and true to our country, 100 Waists worth $1 and called up. It developed that the land SIX SCHOLARSHIPS. was every soul. But the lake must be $1.25 at 89c. Christened, what shall the name be'r ^T^hen over which the street, if opened, would 100 waists worth $1.25 to pass had been acquired by the railroad Henry Phillip*. Jr., of Philadelphia. Tis Independence day and then three OF and that the only way to get at the mat" Pa. A Friend of the V. of M —He cheers went up to heaven for ^Indepen- $1.75 at tl. 1 hink Richard's ter would be to institute condemnation (iivr» Property in the City of Phila- dence Lake." proceedings. As this will take some delphia, Pa., Which Will Maintain My grandmother, Bond was very food OFFER OF A FIRST-CLASS MOWER time, it was decided to have the board Six Scholarships of 8200 Each—A of reading, they had four books, the °f public works at once repair the Warm Friend ol the Late Dr. Frieze Bible, ''Baxter's Saint's Rest," "The Men's Night Shirts. bridge across the tracks. One of the —AIKO of Dr. A list 11. Scotchish Chiefs" and ':Thadius of War- amusing things that came up during saw." The log-house was not quite fin- the evening was the resolution of Aid. Six Scholarship*. ished, a blanket was hung up for the $2.25 Night shirts down to Maynard that the city officials accept News has been received that Henry front door, a large brass kottle was on #1.50. the challenge of the county officials to Phillips, jr., of Philadelphia, has the front piazza, the hour was late, and $1.50 Night shirts down to FOR $34.99. play a game of base ball. After consid- bequeathed to the University real grand-mother was enjoying the most in- tl. 15. erable humorous discussion the resolu- estate in that city, the income from teresting chapter of her book, when to A full lino of Implements, Wagons and Buggies at propor- tion was adopted. It reads as follows: which shall be-used to provide for sixher horror,some inquisitive wolves com- $1.25 Night shirts down to tional prices. classical scholarships at the U. of M. menced playing with the brass kettle. 88c. WHEEEAS, That inasmuch as some The report comes through the Times- ol the County officers have assumed or We know animals like music, and the $1.00 Night shirts down to HENRY RICHARDS, even intimated that they can or ever Herald of Chicago and is not definite musical ring of the handle as it fell up- as to whether Mr. Phillips is dead, or 77c. Office and Show Rooms in Finnegan Block, Cor. Detoroit St aid Fourth AYR eonld play ball, Therefore, be it on the kettle, seemed to please the 75c Night shirts down to Kesolved, That this council do nowwhen the proceeds from the property Continued on Pag? I-it . challenge said county officers to a will be available. Mr. Phillips was not 53c. Rame of ball for blood and the supper, to be played on Monday the first day of an alumnus of the University. He 50c Fancy Laundred shirts LADIES! July A.D.1895, at 2:30 o'clock p.m.,and stipulates that the scholarships shall bt: Awarded 43c. If you have further that the honorable mayor be in- given to students who spend at least 1 lteU lo act Highest Honors—World's Fair. »s umpire at said game. one-fourth of their time in the study of Plain white shirts 37\c. not already pur- cliased your An Apixal to tlie f! lurches. Greek and Latin. Mr. Phillips was DH secretary of the American Philosophi- The following letter has been ad- Millinery for the dressed by Frances E. Willard to cal Society. season it wiii Christian ministers of all denomina- A rather peculiar call came to the Saturday Night. pay you to call tions: fire department at about 11 p. m. Mon- at Private letters which I have . myself day. Somebody had set fire to the dead The UTOPIA a, from u number of American resi- part of the old oak standing at the cor- w MUSLIN UNDERWEAR., dents in Turkey, of unimpeachable ner os Liberty and Maynard-sts. The CREAM MILLINERY character, have fully confirmed the tree would have been killed but for the PARLORS worst reports of tho recent massacre of Our Muslin Tnderwear Sale timely response of the department. will be continued Saturday And see their Armenian Christians by the Turks and BAKING Bargains in Hats Kurds. This is only a elimax of a »ys- The Ann Arbor Organ Co. has de- night only. atio course of heart-sickening op- cided to place some stock upon the mar- Flowers, Tips, pression and persecuting extending ket for the purpose of enlarging its, Jets, etc. over many years. POWDER capacity to turnt>ut instruments. It is \\, 1,' _It is only under the pressure of arous- obliged to do this to keep up with the MOST PERFECT MADE. or$ /,. bt found •/• Dr. Price's Cream BakiiTo^p^ demand for Ann Arbor Organs. Here A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fre" World's Fair Hizhest Award is a chance to maksui good investment. from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant MACK & SGHMID. 59 S. Main St., Ann Arbor, Hich. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. ANN AKBOfi KEGWSTKIfc TKUtt8L>AY JUNE 20. 1895
SUFFER HEAVY LOSS. J TAMMANY REORGANIZES. WURSTER & KIRN OCHRAGt'S $1,000,000.00 'Want you to call when yn>i arc in need of a Braves Discussing the Probable Outcome u Rheumatic Cure OHIO TOWN HAS A DISASTROUS or a Special Meeting. FURNITURE IS MOVING LIVELY Never Failed. Advice Free. CONFLAGRATION. New York, June 18.—Tammany hall CARRIAGE OR BUGGY presented a scene of activity today, the Or any other sort of u ' art ('ured <••"• Higgs ' braves having gathered from all parts i iid Isaac Lederi r | Hutu r) of Thieves Loot (lie City After Setting the of the city to discuss the proba-ble re- Customers tell us that our reduction is the SPK.iKKS FOK ITSEL1'. Lansing, Mich., after many Fires — Insurance About Half the sults of the special meeting held this HEPAUHXi; 2TEATLY DONE doctors and tht springs at Mi. Ing. This extraordinary activity is •hili n Actual Loss — List of i inns that yere part of an attempt on the part of the AT MODERATE RA' ('nyioood, city i r, of lSurned Out. organization to recover the prestige Marshall, tfi Agents •,vbieh It lost at the last election, when . Horse Shoeing . Wanted in this Only the Parkhurst reform wave carried a FE \Y ni'ii' yoi • s h H. Greenville, Ohio, June 18.—As the re- BIGGEST FUH of a fire last night which started in everything before it. It is proposed to BY EXPERIENCED 11A .\ Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co.- a stable at the rear of the Winter block, put into effect the plan of reorganiza- WE (aARASTEE ALL OIK HWIK the large wholesale store of Wester- tion proposed by ex-Mayor Grant—the 167 Dearborn St., Cilcagi field Bros, is in ruins, as are the steam appointment of 100 prominent demo- laundry, Daily Tribune and Courier crats, Tammany men, democrats of no 21,23 and 25 N. 4th Aye., Ann Arbor, Mich. newspaper offices, the Methodist Epis- organization, and even state democracy REDUCTION copal church, Deutsche Umschau, Dr. men. This committee will supervise the Matchett's office, the large livery stable work of reorganization under a plan ANDREW E. GIBSON, Fruit Growers and Small of H. E. Davis on the north side of which contemplates "riddance of the Third street and the home of Mrs. Wil- -ine-man power." It Is proposed to form Farmers. liam Sullivan, adjoining. The firewa san organization so liberal in its charac- ATTORNEY AT LAW. the work of incendiaries, and in the ex- ter that there will be no excuse left for They say they cannot see how some people will select from an old Homes and Living for Thousands. citement thieves looted the town. Two the maintenance of any other demo- tock when a new stock of Choice Furniture, Draperies, etc., is A'o. 10 E. Huron St. ineffectual attempts were made to set cratic organization in the city. It is whispered, however, by those In a posi- thrown on to the market at such a big cut in price. Come and be ANN AKBOK MK'II. Read what western papers and fruit fire to other buildings in different parts satisfied. raisers say about a special number of of the city. tion to know that the reorganization the Great Northern Bulletin, devoted scheme is only a bluff to influence public to the fruit business in the Pacific Two persons are reported injured. sentiment and that Dick Croker will re- Northwest: They are Charles Dalrymple of the Mo- turn from England In the fall and take zart store, and Dell Daugherty, a mem- the reins as of yore. "Contains a multitude of interesting ber of the city fire department. The and valuable articles, notes and hints, latter's injuries are in the head and are JUST RECEIVED! presented by a close student and inves- of a serious nature. The losses and In- HARLEM SHIP CANAL. tigator. " — Daily Spokesman - Review, surance are about as follows: Mozart 4 New Invoice of Spokane, Wash. HENNE & STANGER, store, loss, $100,000; insurance, $15,000. Formally Opened for Traffic Yesterday "The best thing of the kind that has Westerfield, wholesale grocery, loss, yet been published. * * The future $30,000 insurance, $20,000. Dr. Matchett, —Interesting Features. ONE-HALF BLOCK WEST OF MAIN ST. TOOTH bf the fruit business is brought out loss, $8,000; no insurance. Methodist New York, June 18.—Amid the boom- strongly without exaggeration."—Rural Eplscopalal church, loss, $5,000; insur- Ing of cannon from two of Uncle Sam's Northwest, Portland, Ore. ance, $2,506. H. E. Davis, livery stable, warships, the screeching of whistles from river craft, and the cheers of "The Fruit Bulletin isa storehouse of loss, $2,000; insurance unknown. Dally No. 9 and n West Liberty Street Tribune, loss, $4,000; insurance $3,500. thousands of spectators a flotilla of BRUSHES facts interesting to our growers. It is nearly 200 vessels entered the Harlem also calculated to show eastern people Steam laundry, loss. $5,000; Insurance, $3,500. Courier, loss $2,000; insurance ship canal and a new waterway was that the Pacific Northwest is 'strictly thrown open to commerce at noon to- in it' as aproducer of staple fruits."—J. unknown. Mrs. William Sullivan, loss, The are of Goo
Darius Thompson, of East Tawas, WITH WOLVERINES. was killed by a train at Prescott. THE POPULAR ROUTE A train on the C. & W. M. killed foui WE WANT TO TELL YOU TO BRIEF ITEMS ABOUT MICHIGAN valuable cows belonging to George Why Tour Back is lame—Why it Aches Jones—Heard about Smith's schemes to get a crowd 3 Suddess, near Alden. and Pains, and How to Care it. to his store? PEOPLE AND THINGS. The Woodward Avenue Baptist GRAND RAPIDS Jeans—No. What is it? church, Detroit has celebrated its Do you know what it is to have a back AND thirty-fifth anniversary. that is never free from aches and constant Jones—He advertises to perform a most astoundinS 3 Free Silver Men Organize a Secret Society pain, a lame back, a sore back, an aching feat of modern masjic, and when ho gets the crowd he 3 Chas. Pfander, of Bedford, com- to Push Their Interests in tho State — back, in fact, a back that makes your life WESTERN MICHIGAN. turns a peck of potatoes into a barrel. mitted suicide by taking morphine. a burden? What have you done for it? IS THE I.ishtiiinji'x Fatal Work at a Camp Failure of crops the cause. And does it still keep you from the happi- Meeting near Ravenna. Herman Jordan, a teamster at the ness that perfect health brings to all? We Detroit Sulphite Fibre works, was know full well if such is your condition O. L. & N. drowned in the River Rouge. a cure for it will be a blessing you no doubt desire. Plasters won't do it, but DETROIT, LANSING & NORTHERN. MANY PIANO DEALERS A Secret Free Silver Movement. Lewis Salomon was fined 8100 and may assist in bringing strength. Liniment There has been organized at Grand STATIONS. costs at Port Huron for illegal fishing won't do it; for, while it may give tem- GOING WEST. Rapids a secret organization, the ob- with nets in the St. Clair River. advertise most astounding things. It is noth- fect of which is to promulgate the doc- porary relief, it does not reach the cause. Detroit Lv.j 7 4i 1 H> p m 6 00 pm The cause, there's the point; there's where Plymouth 8: 1 48 1)11110 00 tock and A. F. Schafer, of Grand Rap- timber has already been destroyed. 11 60 a in sell are the only ones that the judges at the ids; Jas. M. Turner, Lansing-; Chas. B. Street, Grand Kapids. He says: — Howard city.. Ar.| 1 36pm 11 45 pm Chase, St. Louis; and C. Waterbury J. R. Spooncr was arrested at Grand "I have used Doan's Kidney Pills and STATIONS. GOING EAST. Rapids charged with catching trout by World's Fair considered worth looking at (in and J. T. Mathews, Ithaca. Some of wish to say it is a truly great medicine. Howard city .Lv. 5 5» a m 4 00pm their advertisements). Their pianos are the the members of the advisory board are: using dynamite. He was fined 810. Thirty years ago I had nervous prostra- Ioniit " 1 30 1 SS p111 555 tion while in the army, where I served for Grand Rapids " 7 10 1 20 5 25 C. Slijfh and ex-Congressman Richard- Albert Weisgarver was caught in the Grand Ledge. 8 3'> 2 43 7 IB only ones that improve with use and never son, Grand Rapids; Geo. P. Hummer, water works excavation cave-in at over four years. I think it was during Lansing 8 54 3 06 725 need tuning (in their advertisements). It is Holland; C. 1'."Black, Lansing; H. S. Northville and died from his injuries. this service that the seeds were sown which Howell 9 58 3 59 8 26 Pingree. Detroit; ex-Gov. Luce, Cold- have caused all my trouble. Severe bili- Howell June. t H Matthew Mackison, an Ohio printer, South Lyon. . 10 26 8*8»' astonishing what wonderful pianos there are, water; S. O. Fisher, Bay City, and A. B. ous attacks bothered me, and at such times I'lymoth 10 57 4 47 9 20' Webber, Ionia. The regular sessions had his leg broken at Howard City my kidneys were worse. It is almost im- Detroit Ar. 11 40 a rn 5 30 p m and what wonderful firms sell them, if al while riding on the bumper of a freight 10 10 pm of the subordinate bodies are to be possible to describe the pain which so Connections at Grand Kapids with the they claim in their advertisements be true. secret, but open sessions will be held car. often lamed me. I have been so lame that Chicago and Went Michigan Ry. for for debates, etc. The organization is James Doosenburg, of Lacota, was to stand up after I had been sitting down Petosky, Traverse City, Manistee, Mus- known as the "Honest Dollar Club," drowned while bathing. He was required a great exertion. Walking was kegon, Grand Haven, Benton Harbor, and is for the free and unlimited coin- at times an impossibility, even at night I f found with head and shoulders buried and St. Joseph age of gold and silver at a ratio o 16 to 1 in the mud. did not rest, being forced to get up during the night. I heard of Doan's Kidney Pills T. A. A. <£ JVr. M. Agents Sett THERE IS NO MAGIC The first class graduated from the and wondered if they could make an al- TJirough Tickets. Killed by Lightning at Camp Meeting. U. of M. just 50 years ago. The only most lame man well. I got some, and used in the construction of the Clifford Piano. The Free Methodist camp meeting at member now alive is Edmund Fish, of soon after taking them began to feel their GEO. D. HAVEN, G. P. A., Ravenna opened with a sad occurrence. Hillsborough, 111. good effects. I used them for some time, Grand Rapids. First-class material and workmanship, care- During the afternoon rain began fall- Jesse Angell was thrown from his my lameness all left me and I have not ful supervision, experience, intelligence and ing and the people took to the tents buggy at Kalamo, paralyzing one side felt it since. Doan's Kidney Pills have for shelter. Suddenly there was a and breaking several ribs. He is in a done me an inestimable amount of good." earnest endeavor are all that is necessary to flash, followed quickly by a deafening critical condition. crash. It was the only lightning of For sale by all dealers, price 50 cents. produce a first-class piano. All of these are the day, and it struck a tent, instantly Sarah Corbett, of Saginaw, was con-Mailed by Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, combined in the construction of the Cliffofd. killing Mrs. Kurleson, of Wayland, but victed of keeping a young girl a pris- N. Y., sole agents for theU. S. Remem- "The Niagrxra Falls Bmtte." left no mark upon her. Her sister, oner in a house of ill-fame, and was ber the name, Doan't, and take DO other. The result is a source of pleasure to the man- Mrs. Milliard, was seriously shocked, merely fined 88.50. ufacturers, is satisfactory to us as dealers, but will recover, and her son, aged 21, Chas Willis, aged 35, was convicted and has excited the most favorable comments was badly burned about the hip. Six- at Detroit of assaulting 4-year-old THEY POOLED CHARLEY. STAXDAUD XJMS, teen others were badly shocked. Bessie Perry. Judge Chapin sentenced among musicians. If you wish to know more him to Jackson for life. le Friend. Flay • 1'r.ctlcml THAJNS AT ANN ARBOR. of this piano, call and examine them. They Shot and Killed an Indian. Joke That Ii Not Bad. Oeo. Love, a prominent farmer near Rev. J. Bergman tried to suicide taking Effect May 19, 1895. speak better for themselves that we can for with a table knife at the dinner table Friends 01 Charley Leffert, a pop- Elk Rapids, shot and killed an Indian while visiting his mother at Grand lar young railroad clerk, are telling a squatr named Solomon, aged 90 years. good story at his expense, says the them. Rapids. He will recover. GOING* EAST. The woman's ponies had been bothering Louisville Commercial. They say that him for some time and he locked them Benzonia college, founded in 1863,last Sunday night he took a young lady up. The squaw came and demanded has a graduating class this year, for to church. When they entered the &.ail & Express 330p.M. them, but Love told her to pay dam-the first time in its history. The church a few drops of rain had fallen. N. Y. 4 Boston Special 5 M THE ages or leave them alone. She paid no "class" consists of one girl. Charley had no umbrella. When church attention to this. Love warned her to Fust Eastern 10 12 get out and shot her when she failed Calvin DeForest was acquitted at was over several wags in the neigh- Saginaw on the charge of man- borhood stood In front of the church Atlantic Ex 7 47 A.* to obey. Love was arrested. slaughter. He was on trail for the door with their umbrellas raised. This killing of his brother George. gave the congregation who were about Detroit Night Ex 5 40 ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO. A Mad Mother's Awful Dand. Frank Cpbb, aged seven years, was to leave the church the impression that Grand Kapids Ex 11 06 _ « Mrs. Herman Becker, aged 34, and drowned In Flak's Lake near Grand It was raining. The people in church two children, a boy and girl, aged 4 Rapids, by falling out of a small boat were afraid to venture out, although the GOING WEST and 5, were found in a little back cel- in which he was riding alone. stars Were shining brightly. Of course, 51 S. MAIN ST. lar at their home at St. Louis with Charley and his girl were among those Mail & Express 8 43 A. If bullet holes in their heads. It is Mrs. Henry Gcetz. a young woman, who anxiously waited for the rain to Boston, N. Y.& Chicago 7 30 claimed that Mrs. Becker was not of received fatal injuries at Saginaw cease, but the wags hung about the ANN ARBOR, - MICHIGAN. sound mind, and there has been trouble caused ly the explosion of gasoline, door with their raised umbrellas, and North Shore Ltd 9 26 with which she was filling a stove. in the family of late. She left a no one ventured out. Then to do the Fast Western Ex 2 00 p. «. letter, saying that she was sick and so The American Seed Trade associa- proper thing Charley gave a little boy were the children, and they must die. tion held its thirty-first annual meet- a dime and chased him to the nearest Grand Rpds & Kal Ex 5 57 ing at Detroit, discussing matters of drug store to telephone for a coupe. Chicago Night Express 10 28 la it a Murder? interest to seed growers and dealers. The coupe arrived in due time and Pacific Ex 12 15 Mrs. Benjamin Henderson, aged 60, Charles Kinney got caught in the Charley pushed his way through the of Highland Station, was found in a crowd. When he reached the pavement dying condition by her husband on capstan while working at a roll way at O.W. KUGGLE9. E.W BiTM, Thompsonville, and his entire clothing and looked up the stars shone bright REASONS WHY FARMERS SHOULD BUY his return home from work. There and beautiful, but it was toe late to dis- G. P & T A., Chicago. >c't., Ann Arbor were marks on her throat as if made was torn off. He was not much in- jured. miss the coupe. His ride of three, by the fingers of a strong man. She squares on a beautiful night cost him was seen by neighbors several times The seventh quarterly meeting of during the d; /. A trampish looking the Saginaw Valley Spiritual associa- $1, and now some of the church peopli man who v\\ * ;een leaving the house tion will "be held at thesaning on June say Charley was putting on style. CLEVELAND WALTER A. WOOD TO by the back \\ iy is suspected. :_'.'-•.•:. Many noted mediums will be $2.50 present. "Where Are We .it"' Woman's Press Association. Rev. Lewis G. Archer, the parson BUFFALO This question perplexes the whole VIA "C. A: B. MM:.'1 The annual meeting of the Michigan who kissed Mrs. John H. Walters in business world. 1'topic Interested in Women's Press association was held at Johnstown, Barry county, will medi- the Northwest can find when' they are fomraeiKlnc wilh nprningof navigat on about Lansing, with tho president, Miss tate over the breach of etiquette for Apn Is'. Mnanit'HMMi' side-wheel steel steamer CO days in jail. at by consulting an Atlas containing "State <>l <>iiio"Hiu!"Stu«- oINenYork." Emma E. Bovver, of the Ann Arbor Ine up to date maps and much valuable IIAII.V TIME TAliI.E. Democrat, in the chair. The women, During' a ball game between All«gan 1 reference and descriptive matter, Will visited the industrial school for boys, and Otsego, at Otseg-o, Will Suthard to any address for 16 cent.- in stamps by 81 M>AYINCIXEED. Agricultural college and other points was hit by a ball just above the eye F. I. WHITNEY, G. P. ,v T. A., Great I.v. Cleveland. 0 30 p. M. | I.V. Buffalo. 6:3np.M. of interest. An enjoyable event was and was severely injured. Ferris, the Northern Railway, St. Paul, Minn. 90 Ar. BufTalo, 7:80 A. K. | LV. • I. veland 7 30A. K. the reception tendered by Gov. and CENTRAL STANDABD TIME. Mrs. Rich. Alle
Personals. Commencement Program. Saw the Polut Finally. iers. And to the end of his life the fact THE REGISTER. The official program has been com- A man said, "when I was a young ;hat a man had been a Union soldier PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY Frank Wood was in Caddilac last leted and is in the main as follows: bap, I could use coffee and tobacco was, to him, a mantle to cover a multi" SELBY A. MORAN, week. SATURDAY, JUNE 22. without their troubling me, but as I get tude of shortcomings in other direc- C. P. McKinstry will soon move to :00 a. m. Examination for candidates long in years, they both distress me. tions. ASM ARBOR, SUCH Ann Arbor. for admission to the lit. department. quit tobacco, but only got a little bet- He was loyally proud of the fame of the Rev. G. P. Coler returned Monday SUNDAY, JUNE 23. er; liver, stomach and bowels kept all University, and delighted in the facili- TERMS: :rom his trip to Iowa. 8:00 p. m. In University hall. Discourse ut of gear until finally my old doctor ties it offered to the growth of today for One Dollar per Year lu Advance. Mrs. J. D. Stimson has gone to Bay old me that coffee had the same poison- View for the summer. to the graduating classes, by Presi- the acquisition of learning which had l.SO U not paid until alter one year dent Angell. Mrs. Ktnma McLearh, of 41 E. Kings- ous alkaloids as tobacco, but not quite been denied him. He was throrghly o many, and advised me to leave it off Fift'm Cent/per Year additional to Sub- ley-st., died Monday afternoon. MONDAY, JUNE 24. interested in thecause of temper- /side of i\a»hlenuic County. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. 43-oodyear have 8:30 a.m. Examination of candidates and give nature a chance to build up. ance, and showed practical sym- for admission to the lit. department fti; Cents additional to Foreign countries. returned from their eastern trip. didn't take much stock in the oldpathy with every movement that he Ku/f-ii at Ann Arbor Postofflce as Second- T. J. Keech was in Cadillac last week CLASS DAY, DEPARTMENT OF LAW. man's advice, but found out by trying judged wisely adapted to extend or to C'Mif Matter. attending a meeting of retail lumber 10:00 a. m. In University hall. t that he was just right. Still I missed deepen a public sentiment to secure the EL A D dealers. THE 8BEAT KIDNEY. LIVER *fl2 c u £f.* DEPARTMENT OF LITERATURE, ny hot drink at breakfast and supper suppression of the liquor traffic. His THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1895. Judge Cooley was in Lansing for a ;ried chocolate, but that lacks the taste Dissolves Gravel few clays last week:. He returned Sat- SCIENCE, AND THE ARTS. watchful interest in every public move- Gall stone, bric.-k dust In nrine, pain In urethra, urday. 8:00 p. m. Promenade on the Campus. [ like, and tea don't exactly go to the ment that bore upon the welfare of hu- training after urination, pain in the back and spot. Lately I have been drinking lips, sudden stoppage of water with pressure. THE REGISTER requests all of its Prof. Kichard Hudson has begun the TUESDAY, JUNE 25. manity continued without abatement to erection of a tine home on Oaklaud-ave. 10:00a.m. Meeting if the Board of Postum Cereal and like it better than the end. He loved life, and for many friends, wliohavi business at the Probate and Tappan-st. ght's Disease Regents. coffee. It has that pungent taste that, years maintained a most heroic strug- Airs. J. M. Pomeroy, of Westinore- Tube casts in urine, scanty urine. Swamp-Root Court, to be sure and request the Judqe or CLASS DAY, DEPARTMENT OF LITERA- fits my notion of a hot drink and agrees gle with disease to hold on to life; but he tures urinary troubles anil kidney difficulties. lany, Kas., is visiting uer sister, Mrs. with me well enough that I have put on Probate or Probate Register to send their VV. W. Wetuiore. TURE, SCIENCE, AND THE ARTS. did not fear death. Wonderfully patient 10 lbs. in a month. It is made of grains printing to THE REGISTER. Rea- Dr. Austin Scott, President of Kut-2:00 p. m. Under the Tappan Oak. and uncomplaining' through those years Liver Complaint History by Robert Oliver Austin wholly, and brews a deep, rich color Torpid or enlarged liver, foul breath, bilious- sonable rates only are chawed. ger's College is visiting his brotner of constant suffering, he sought as ness bilious headache, poor digestion, pout. Oration by James Summer Handy. like the finest Mocha. Wife buys it iivart H. Scott. Poem by Frances Potter Daniels, much as possible to avoid becoming a Catarrh of the Bladder Miss Clara Doty, of Minneapolis Prophecy by Mable Colton. Ad at the grocery and says it costs us about burden of care to others. And when Inflammation, irritation, ulceration, dribbling, Minn., is visiting her parents Mr. and frequent calls, pass blood, mucus or pus. E.Jedeie sold a consignment of 19, dregs by the Class President Rich one-third what coffee used to." he saw the inevitable end fast ap- Mrs. A. M. Doty. ard Roswell Lyman. At Druggists 50 cents and $1.OO Size, 000 lbs. of wool to Boston parties last proaching, notwithstanding the utmost "Invalids' Guide to Health" free—Consultation free. week. Mr. and Airs. D. A. Tinker left for Memorial Exercices. Presentation o that the physician's skill could do and DR. KILMER & Co., BINUHAMTON, N. Y. Did he really sell it, or jnst give Bay View Tuesday where they wil the bustof President Angell. Pre Aretus Itmiu. speud the summer. that the affectionate devotion of wife it away. sentation address by Ann Loomi In the death of Aretus Dunn, of Oscar Schmid, of Jackson, spent Sun Richards. Acceptance of the bus which brief mention was made in THEcould inspire he said simply, "I have ICYLE REPAIRING day in the city visiting his paienrs, Mr for the University by Regent Wil tried to live like a man, I will try to •J&s. Morrison and John Curtis made and Airs. Freu. Sehinm. liana J. Cocker. REGISTER of the 6th inst., Ann Arbor the best sheep-shearing record of the has lost a citizen whose character and die like a roan." And so indeed he died season at Geo. Benton's on Wednesday Mrs. Wallace H. Case, of Brighton, i 9:00 p. m. Reception by Senior Clas —honored by all who knew him well— NEW SHOP visiting her son, .Frank Case, tue tunet at the Gymnasium. career deserve a more extended notice. of laat week, their work for that day be- loved by all who knew him best. FINE TOOLS ing 507 lbs. of wool, and they didn'1 at the Ann Ar*oor Organ Co. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, ALUNMI DAY Air. Dunn was born in St. Albans, skin the sheep either.—Dexter Leader. , A. L. W. B John Campion, auditor of the Port- Vermont, March 23, 1814. In his child- SKILLED WORKMEN land improvement Co., and wife are Special Reunions of Literary Classes o Now if Mr. Benton will sell his woo 70, '85, '87 and of other years. visiting his parents on fci. Main-st. hood his parents removed to Batavxa, NOT A SLOW BUSINESS. PRICES MODERATE at once before it gets any lower, he ma} Special Reunion of Law Clasaes of '83N. Y., where his boyhood was passed. get enough out of it to pay the men for Mrs. W. Norgate, of Pittsfield, en All Kinds of Machine Work ! tei'tained a large number of her olc '90, and of other years. Just when the youth was entering man- The Ann Arbor Orean'Company Carry- clipping it, but he should not wait too Aun Arbor friends last Saturday after DEPARTMENT OF LITERATURE, hood a new removal brought the family Ins on an Extensive 'Buslne** ELECTRICAL APPARATUS, SURG- long or he may fail in such an attempt noon. SCIENCE, AND THE ARTS. to Michigan, and most of the time lu Pianos as Well us In VV. J. Booth and J. E. Beal, are in1:00 p. m. Alumni Banquet at the Gym since, a period of W years, he was a ICAL, DENTAL AND SCIEN- A GREAT RAILROAD. Cleveland, Ohio attending the meeting nasium, to celebrate the fiftieth an resident pf Ann Arbor. The stock of gome Idea of the extent of the piano TIFIC INSTRUMENTS Ths people of the United States are of the National League of .Republican niversary of the first Commence Clubs. ment. which he came was characterized both business done by the Ann Arbor Or not very familiar with Canadian affairs. Moritz Levi, instructor in French an< 3:00 p. m. Business meeting of th physically and intellectually by vigor, gan Co. in their position as jobbers for MADE - OR - REPAIRED Pew of our citizens realise how much of la the romance languages, left Tuesday Alumni Association in Tappan hal enterprise, and efficiency, as was evinc- Mehlin and Lud.wlg pianos and sole fact- a country there is lying to the north of for a summer in Spain, where he wil DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE AND ed not only in hi* o wn life and in that ors for the Clifford Piano, can be gaine> us. An examination of two very attrac- study. .SURGERY. of his brothers but alto in that of a fam- from the fact that they'have shipped to Lawri Mowers Sharpened and Repaired. tive pamphlets entitled "The Canadian Frof. Gardner S. Lamson, of the Uni 2:00 p. m. Address by the President of ily of their cousins which furnish presi- various agents and sold during the pas' Dies and Moulds. Pacific, The Highway to the Orient1' versity School of Muaic, acuompaniet the Alumni, William F. Breakey few weeks the following pianos: They by Mrs. Lanwon will leave tomorrow M. D\, at the Medical Building. dents for three important colleges. and '-Westward to the Far East' for Boston. have shipped Clifford pianos to Benton would open up,as it were,a new world to PEPARTMENT OP LAW. Deprived in his youth of Ktueational Harbor, Mich,, two to Manistee, Mich., A. HUNTER, Prosecuting Attorney Seth C. R»o advantages, the native force Of Aretus moat of our readers. These pamphlets, dall was in L«o»ing last Thumd»j 2:00 p. rn. Law Alumni Business meel to Alpena, Mich., two to Elkhart Ind., 'J E. LIBERTY 8 is«ued by the Canadian Pacific Railroad where he argued iwo cases in the Su- ing, at the Law Lecture room. Dunn a«»erted itself in his wise employ- to Union City, lad., and Barnard, Ind., Company are well worth the trouble of prB»e Court. tfBFAJRTMENT OF DENTAL SURGERY ment of such opportunities for reading and two to Spokane, Washington. sending for and givinga careful perusal. Hewy Scadden, isi Webster, who lef 2:W p, m. Meeting' of Dental Alumn and observation 8» were afforded bim They have sold at retail One to Mr. C. Speaking of Copies may be had for the asking, from last foil for Florida,- h*» located in Association, at the Dental Amphi in the course of the arduous and diver- E. Godfrey, and one to Mrg. D. M. Ty- Hig-Mb«>d, N. C- He i* in the photo theatre. sified business life t& which he was de Mr. C. Sbeehy, D. P. A. Hammond Bid, graph business. ler. They have also shipped Ludwijj Detroit. This road is, without question, SBWATE RECEPTION. voted. It came to paw, as a result of PANTS Drs, Jarefcson. W. S. Mo6Wy »nd A. C pianos, for which they are state agents, one of the greatest, if not the greatest,, 8-30 p. M, In the WaterrrJan Gymna his intelligent reading, and et his culti- two to Mt. Pleasant, to Ithaca, Cole- tX> you wear Nichols ware in Detroit We*H«sday to siusn.- University Senate Recep thctoJ We make way in the world. Passing as it attend the* meeting of the* tri-utate vated habit of seeing with bis eyes and man, North Adams, Ypsilanti, Union tbfcM to your or- tion lor Graduate*, former irtudent aw, tfotrt through some of the grandest dental association. and ffiends- of the University'/ hearing with his ears, whatevfff seemed City., Ind., and Maniste"(?)Mich. In ad- •eenery on the American continent and Mrs. David G. Sharps, of Castibpoiis to him worthy of attention, th*t his dition they have shipped a Braumallei &'"versing dome of the finest agricultur- cotrte to Ann Arbor Saturday for a few practical judgment of men and things, and » Mehlin to Ida, Mich., a Mehlin $3 TO $10 vreeii'3 visit with her mother, THE FIFTY-FIRST AMNfUAL COM- and his information concerning histori-" al districts In the world and being a rle- Jana^Ottley of Geddes-ave, to North Adams, and four Chickering Plymouth cal and current ewnis of general ini' - • KockCO. ifigiittuily cool region in the summer Dr. A. K. Hale )eft for his home in I090O a. m. In University ball. Com Btos. to Mt. Pleasant. It may have pwtance were remarkwble for scope Successors to tiicc it is'destined to become the popu- Adams; N. Y. last week. He went t* mencemeni E*«veises. Oration t been Wofteh by some that because th© attend the weddiisjj o-f hi* daughter James Holmes Cantie'l<$, LL D.and accuracy. In this respect he was P. 0. P. lar hjgfeway for the great volume of - Ana Arb0r' Organ Co. were manufac- trains «mtinental travel between the who was-to be married yesterday. Chancellor of the Univera
panting panther. With the sight of the THE PIONEERS. lights in the windows at home the pan- Continued From Page One. ther gave up the chase, and the horse Highest of all in Leavening Pow«\—U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889. >lves for they played their brass-band foam covered,and tired, was led away to ost of the night. But my grand- thestable, and the rider, bravely report- other did not enjoy the seranade, as ed herself as the fastest mail carrier noh as some people enjoy midnight BANKRUPT SALE! west of Detroit. I usie, under different circumstances, The Indians had a camp near the i waited anxiously for the musl- Baking OUR SALE A GREAT SUCCESS. junction of Mill Creek and the Huron ins to come to the tune which begins: river, and were very friendly bringing STORE CROWDED WITH PEOPLE. )b, we're going home,'' but they fin-cranberries and venison to exchange WE EXPECTED SOME BUSINESS, y went, as day-light began to dawn for potatoes, pork and bread, and for BUT DID.XT EXPECT A PERFECT the eastern sky. Mrs. Luther Boy- the children they brought little boxes Powder -JAM." WHY IS THIS? BECAUSE n was my mother's cousin and there made of birch bark worked with porcu- WE DO AS WE ADVERTISE. : : : : e widow Bond with two daughters and pine quills, brightly colored, and the ABSOLUTE!* PURE r. and Mrs. Mathews were hospitality boxes were filled with new maple sugar. Woman's Kid Welt Shoes— ide at home when they first came to The leather saddle bags, in which mi- uhigan in the year 1827, arriving the father carried the mail back and forth DELHI MILLS. 4 OLD PRICE, $3.00, CUT TO$1.85 ,h day of May. In August they moved LATEST COUNTY NEWS. Mies Ella Drake, of Delhi, is visiting between Dexter and Ann Arbor sixty- in Detroit. to their own home surrounded by all B 1 eight years ago, are now safely cared WHI'MOKE l.lhi:. .Mrs. Fred Abele and little son are Fine Dongola Button ( ^K,* '"-) O 07 the novelties and inconveniences of a for, and my mother says they are to be Miss Prances Lumbard is visiting her visiting at Mr. Abele's. w country, baking bread out of doors, given to the Washtenaw Historical So- sister in New Hudson. Mrs. Samuel Durant, of Toledo, is 1 a bake kettle with sudden storms OD ciety. My mother often talks of those Mr. P. R. Smith returnel from his visiting at his fathers John Roost, OLD PRICE, $4.00, CUT TO LL\ e fire, etc. Mrs. Boyden gave my friends and old times. She writes: school work in AnnjArbor, Friday. Water in the river is getting low and jther an old hen and some eggs to set "Tell them I am almost home.and that Master Harry Tobin spent Sunday the mill orly runs days and the coo- i MEN'S $3.00 SHOES CUT TO . . I hi der her. We, of these times of plenty the sufferings of the present time are with his uncle Tom in Mt. Pleasant. per's are laid of for a season. nnot know how rich the Bond girls Next Sunday is Mr. Watson's last not worthy to be compared with the Last Saturday evening, Co. A. pre-Sunday with the Sunday school. He Etc., Etc., Etc | ,41 t with this addition to the family glory which shall be revealed to ussented the lodge with a beauttul new would like to see a large attendance. Failure at Holland, Hich. We bought the Stock ok. When the hen hatched herchick- through Christ Jesus." oak finish table. Our two popular hotels are having a Mr. Norman Cowdon, of Jackson, 50c on the Dollar. i the girls went to bring them home, On the gold spectacle case, which my a nice run of custom and the tourists and Mr. Milton Smith of Grass Lake^ en half way they were stopped by a grandfather in Boston used always to took a trip on their wheels a few days are as jrlly a lot as ever struck any since. I ge black snake lying across their carry was engraved these words, "'Gen- town. Mr. Foster Litchfield and wife, and GOODSPEED BROS. ;h. He raised his head but did not eration follows generation, as wave fol- The I. O. G. T's. divided into two Mrs. L's. mother, also Mrs. W. W.Tubbs re the right of way, Millicent struck lows wave." I feel the force of this as companies and held a contest. The 17 SOUTH MAIN STREET, - ARBOR, MICH. side losing to furnish some articles for attended the Pioneers' meeting at Dex with a stick. He turned and gave I look at these before me, who can saythe hall. ter last week, i ht. Like a true Yankee girl she wilh my dear mother, "I am almost Farmers are now wearing long faces krched into the combat, sticks were home." on account of the drouth which has TOWN. oken again and again, the dust new, Would that we, of the next genera- been disastrous to many crops especial- (Crowded (mt last week.) d warfare raged until at last the gir' tion who are following them so closely, ly the timothy hay crop. Mrs. John McLaren will entertain the 15 had killed a snake which mea- There will be a Graphophone concert Ladies' Aid Society Friday afternoon had led as brave, pure, useful lives,— under the auspices of the Epworth Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Packard, of De ed 9 feet long, and Miss Millicent and may we when we sit where they League in the M. E. church next TuesJ troit, visited relatives here the first o s complimented for her courage kil- sit today, have it said of us, as it is to- day evening 25th, Admission 10 cents. the week. % such a monster. day, said of them, "Well done." Mias R. A. Perkins is entertaining 1 The I. O. G. T. social in their hall her cousin Miss Blanche Warner 0 Special Sale I he long front piazza of my father's JULIA DEXTER STANNARD, will be on Saturday 22, instead of Fri- day as stated last week. Don't miss it. New York. se was the church and Town Hall Gordon Hall, Dexter, Mich. Miss Fannie Bailey will return this the community. There my father A large crowd and good time auticipat- HK1L ESTATE TRANSFERS, ed. week Saturday from Benzonia where Ilached many an excellent sermon, as she has be^n attending school the pas stood on the front steps, and thSome e Fair Sized Deals—Builneu Pick By special request the Rev. Gibson year. lug lip a Little. preached a sermon for the Maccabees .utiful grassy lawn slopping away to In the M. E. church Sunday evening. Delbert Gole visited his parents, Mr Chicago Crowds river bank was a fine Auditorium, List of transfers for the week ending It was on the occasion of the 14th anni- and Mrs. V. A. Cole Saturday and Sun^ June 15th, 1895, as reported by theversary of the establishment of the or- day. He ha^ employment in the Asy 11 ventilated, and healthy. There lum at Pontiac. 4th of July oration, could well boast Washtenaw Abstract Company, Office der. Th3 church was crowded with an in Lawrence building, cornor of 4th and appreciative audience. The Rev. gen 'OurGlorius Country," "The Land . "V MANCJtESTEH. Ann-sts., Ann Arbor, Michigan. tlemen handled his text in a masterly Gut attend the Great the Prae, and Home of the Brave," manner and convinced his audience . j, (Qroyded out hist week.) E. F. Angus to L. L. Angus, Yp- first of the necessity of providing Why does it not rain? here, were both a Deautiful, free silanti ••$ for his family and second that ntry, and brave women and men. MyA. P. Ball and wife to Hannah the order of Maccabees was one David^B. Rose is Very low. vered, and good father, besides being Welcome, Ypsilanti 250 of the cheapest and safest ' in- Children's Day exercises next Sunday ge of the ciurt, was editor and pro. vestment. His arguments were based at the Sha'ron Centre church. Price Bargain Sales at Alice E. Grant to James Good- on Scripture and decidely convincing. District No. 6, of Sharon, will picnic etor of "The Emigrant" our first heed, Ann Arbor 650 After the general collection was taken at Wampler's Lake next Saturday. »er.It was printed in Ann Arbor. My Win. Clancy Jr. to George B and up. the finance keeper ot the Maccabees TheK. O. T. M. will have memorial her was also post-master and my Emma Coburn, Ann Arbor.... 1200 took up a special collection amongst the exercises at the cemetary next Sunday. ther was "sworn in" as deputy post- Michael Brenner and wife to John members of the order and realized a There were no services laat Sanday Shoe the Chicag^Cut ster in 1828, a wing, of one room of R. Miner, Ann Arbor 4500 handsome sum which was presented to at the Baptist church on account of the Joseph L. Rose and wife to John the minister. During the past year two pastor's absence. • house being set apart for the post- A. Wessiuger, Ann Arbor 1200 brothers of the Maccabees"Shutfiled off oe. Once a week my father rode to this Mortal Coil," and their families The Sharon Athletic team met the Adam Mayer to W.'R. Burt, re- realized one of them $lOOo and the other North Sharons at a game of ball last a Arbor, on his fine white horse, ceiver, Ann Arbor 1 $2000 and all they had paid into the or- Saturday and defeated them 18 to ,'52. House! Price SHOE HOUSE! h saddle bags straoped to the saddle W. H. Ellis to Joseph L. Rose, der was $800. lind him, rilled with letters, to edit Ann Arbor 1 mxttoito. [ print his paper and bring back the Chas. £. Chandler to M. J. Leh- Mrs. J. L. Newkirk is spending the il for our neighbors, far and near. man, Chelsea 250 week visiting friends in Farewell. Paul Newcomb is quite ill. am that printing office several green J. D. Corey and wife tn Jacob F. It is reported that the saw mill of Mr. 1 awkward boys were started on life's Sohaible, Manchester 260 Mr. and Mrs. H. Sill and family visit- J. Hanby was burned one day last week. Mary B. Haeussler to G. G. Gross, ed Saline Sunday. 20 N. 4th Ave., rney to become notable men, the Manchester 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Bray are visiting Mr. Lavender and .Miss Lydia Hanby, 7. Louis Noble was one of them. friends in Nebraska. of Whitmorj Lake, spent Sunday in NEXT ARLINGTON HOTEL. John Jenkins to John E. Bird, Dixboro. ometimes it was rwcesiary for my Manchester 1 Prof. Geo. Dennison has the Dundee ler to remain in Anrt Arbor over school for next year. The Dixboro school closes tomorrow John E. Bird to John and Barba- and Miss Carrie Wright the teacher, lit, to attend court. At such times my ra Jenkins, Manchester 1 The ory for rain is universal and will return to her home near Willis. CLEARING SALE OF ther would accompany him in theAnthony Burke to W. R. But't, earnest in this vicinity. •ning and return in the afternoon reveiver, North flekl 1 Mrs, U. H. Williams visited relatives SALEM. n CURIOUS AND TRUE. A Novelty In Hicycles. A novelty in bicycles went up Broad- The crocodile's egg Is about the slza way last week, says the New York Sun. JAMES WALL & CO. of that of the goose. A young colored man rode It and The coldest place in the ice box is showed off its fine points in a way that Their Woodward Ave. establish- under the ice, not on top of it. ittracted a great deal of attention. In- ment ;vn«l St«M'lZ< About seven and a half millions of stead of being stationary the handle It is needless to otter any introductory tons of coal are consumed annually. bar could be moved backward and for- for James Nail & Company, for their The queen of Italy is a graceful and ward. Kvery time the rider pulled the firm ha.s heen Identified with the lead- skillful bicyclist, and every day has a bar back the bicycle shot forward in a ing furniture houses of Dotroit -ror many spin on her silver-mounted wheel. way that showed that it had some sort years, being established in 1X51 a.:id in- The last criminal hanged in England of a rowing machine attachment which corporated in 1SD4. for attempted murder was Martain worked in conjunction with the pedals. Doyle, who was executed at Chester on There were the ordinary pedals on the the 26th of August, 1861. bicycle, and the rid'r used these the An inch of rain, falling upon an area greater part of the tim^, but every now of one square mile, is equivalent to and then when the rider got in a tick- nearly 17,500,000 gallons, weighing 145,- lish position among the trucks, cable 250,000 pounds, or 72,625 tons. ears and other vehicles he would give In France, if a structural defect in a the handle bar a yank backward and bicycle causes an injury to the person Ihe wheel would dart ahead. using it, the manufacturer is legally accountable for damages. I Stockholm has the largest death roll A Profitable I in < sii:i< lit. from alcoholism of any city in the If you aro suffering with a cough, world. Ninety in one thousand die from cold or any throat or lung difficulty the the excessive use of intoxicants. only sure way to cure it is to take Otto's The prime of life in a man of regular Cur.!. Wo know that it will stop a habits and sound constitution is from cough quicker than any known remedy. 30 to 55 years of age; of a woman from If you have Asthma, Bronchitis, Con- SUMMER SCHOOL! 24 or 25 to about 40 years of age. sumption, a few doses of Otto's Cure • The stovepipe hat appeared during will surprise you. f^amples free Large the war between king and parliament bottles .>0c and 25c. For sale by John in England, and has scarcely changed Moore. its form from that time to the present. In 1630 no gentleman, either in Eng- The "Sublime Porte." land, France or Germany, thought for a The empire of Turkey is called the moment of going abroad without his Sublime Porte from the principal en- cloak, even in hottest days of summer. trance of the seraglio being a huge pa- About 1641 the apron was an indispen- vilion with eight openings over the The Summer School of sable part of every lady's wear. It gate or porte. This gate, from which JAMES XALL. was made of all sorts of costly mate- the Ottoman empire took its name, is rials, and was generally bordered with very high and Is guarded by fiftycap - In this firm James Nail lias associated fine lace. Idjla or porters. with him two of his sons, Edwin B. The widow's cap Is as old as the days and Louis A. Nail, and all are deeply of Julius Caesar. An edict of Tiberius The Flays of Olden Times. interested In the management ami pros- commanded all widows to wear the cap perity of their establishment, which is During the revolutionary era in Eng- located at 236 Woodward avenue, and under penalty of a heavy flne and im- land both Catholics and Protestants prisonment. occupies four floors, all of which are of used the dramatic form as a means of easy access by way of elevators. Donizetti wrote sixty operas: of these jontroversy. and the playB published at comparatively few are well known, but They are the representatives for De- Shorthand .hat time contained as many argument: troit of several of the lending manufac- their melodious character Is likely for a long time to preserve them their great is the sermons. turing plants of the '•'nite'd States In popularity. sideboards, buffets, tables, cabinet nov- Cambric was first introduced into elties and bedroom furniture. For these England during the reign of Queen Ratio of Sieknaw. they tire recognized headquarters, con- Elisabeth. The first piece Imported The ratio of sickness rises and fall? trolling and having the exclusive sale . . . AND . . . was presented to the virgin queen to regularly with death rate in all coun- of the choice things and special designs make a ruff for her neck. tries, as shown by Dr. Farr and Mr. Ed- made exclusively for them. Blgrgons wore caps much resembling monda at the London congress of 1860, They extend a cordial invitation to the pointed nightcap seen in comic pic- when the following rule was estab- have you call an'! s_e a brand new stock, tures.. They were worn in France in direct from the leading f-ictories of our lished: 0' 1.000 persons, aged SO, it is land. Four floors tilled with the choicest the fifteenth century by gentlemen probable 10 will die In the year, In when walking or traveling. novelties of the leading factories, which case there will be 20 of that age and all now un-ler one roof. They will sick throughout the year, and 10 in- be pleased to have ycu call and look at STUB EN»S OF THOUGHT. valids. Of 1,000 persons, aged 75, It Is all the new thi/i^s, just opened, wheth- probable that 100 will die in the year, er you wish to purchase or not. Typewriting In which case the sick and invalids of They are making a specialty of their A young man should fight on the right side, regardless of the size of the army. that age will be 300 throughout the sideboards, which are purchased in car- year. For every 100 deaths let there be load lots directly from the leading manu- The characteristic of genius Is not to facturers, thus enabling them to sell at be faultless, but to have qualities hospital beds for 200 sick, and In- firmaries for 100 Invalids. a very reasonable price. enough to cause faults to be forgiven. The second floor is tastefully arranged WILL OPEN Some men's affection for their chil- with cabinet novelties, book cases, dren Is similar to the feeling they have Th« Belt Signal-Light System. desks and dining-room furniture, uphol- in raising an unusually large cabbage. The best night signal lights are those stered chair?, solas, leather couches Apparently the heads of some people and lounges. were given them merely as convenient invented by Lieut. Very, of our navy, md named, after him, Very's signals. On the third and fourth floors will be bumps upon which to do up their hair. found all the latest styles of bedroom Nearly every man who attends a They consist of a white, a red, and a suits, including white enameled, iron and theatrical performance imagines that ^reen star, each fired into the air from brass bedsteads and dressing tables. MONDAY, JULY 8th, 1895 i pistol, so that by firing one, two, or he attracts the attention of the leading This firm are agents for the best pat- lady. three of them in quick succession, and ent extension dining tables on the mar- The world will do one of two things— in different orders, with a pause be- ket, which indeed are very much su- give a man an opportunity to earn a tween the groups, different letters or perior to the old style. In their patent living, or, failing in that, give him a signal numbers can be made until ?. table there is no storing away of leaves living. sentence is complete. They can be eas- and no trouble whatever in drawing the And Continue for There are not many men who will ily read from vessels twelve miles away. table out. The leavod are always in steal openly, but nearly every man will place and the arrangement is very sim- take advantage of another man's care- —St. Nicholas. ple. The tabies are very massive, be- lessness. ing made of oak ;;r.d highly polished, When a man measures his neighbor An Irmsiiiil Proceeding. and would, Indeed) be a handsome ac- he uses the best man he knows for the At a colored church in New Provi- quisition to any !\lr.i'\:r-room. 0k standard; but when he measures him- dence, Ga., there was an unusual pro- In connection with their well-estab- TWELVE WEEKS! self he uses the worst. ceeding on a recent Sabbath. Somebody lished furniture business, Mr. Je.mes The persons who claim they can tell Nail will continue the sale of his real a man's character by the color of his it was asserted, had pinked the pocke; estate, with headquarters at the office hair get "stumped" when they run of the preacher's wife, and the congre- of their store. against a bald-headed man. gation had to submit to a close search, i'he lady's purse was undiscovered Monthly''?:iInscui-»dbvD1 - Miiea" Pain P11K Some girls will dance all night with Ot- Kiln" Nsrsra Washers M« •»* O * corns on their feet and say it's too lovely, but will groan like a soreheaded bear if their mother asks thtm to wash the dishes. During the past year we Lave supplied more of our Somehow a man feels much worse the day after he has lost an hour's sleep on account of the baby than he does the THE OWEN ELECTRIC BELTS AND APPLIANCES INSURE TO THE SICK pupils with good position than ever before. Business day after he has lost five hours' sleep at the club. THESE GREAT POINTS OF ADVANTAGE OVER ALL IMITATORS is picking up and the demand for Stenographers dur- Great writers, like great inventors, al- The Electric Cur- It can be changed ways find something else than what rent van be jinni.ili- from positive to negative istt'ly felt, although current in a moment. they are looking for. They are like soothing- to the They have and are cur- ing the next year will be large. Put in your summer Columbus, who thought he had found most Hensitive. The ing thousands of cases the Indies when he discovered America. strength of the current is of Rheumatism, under the complete con- Chronic Diseases trol of the wearer, BO and Nervous Ail- in acquiring a knowledge of Shorthand. You will nluou so that a child may ments in man and LIFE'S LITTLE IRONIES. be treated and cured by woman (from any cause) the same power of Bolt where long continued necossary for the strong- medical treatmentfailed never regret it. There recently died In the Missouri est man. to cure. penitentiary a man who was totally NO MEDICINES ARE NECESSARY. blind, yet a thief of considerable expert- Avoid all cheap (so-called) Electric Belts and fraudulent imitations of oar Electric Belts For full particulars, rates of tuition, etc., enquire ness. and Apphances, as these are an imposition, upon the suffering. The Indians will very soon be, on the THE (IHKV ELECTRIC TRUSS is the most retentive and curative Trass average, the richest people in the coun- made lor the radical cura of llupture. Inclose nix cents and send for our Large Illnstrated Catalogue in English, at the School, try. Some tribes of them are now worth German, Swedish and Norwegian languages: containing medical facts, sworn statements of several thousands per head. cures made and descriptions of Belts and Appliances. Address A man in Auburn, Me., just had to sneeze the other day when his mouth was full of carpet tacks. One went THE OWEN ELECTRIC BELT AND APPLIANCE CO, down his throat, but the doctor got It SOS to 211 State Street, Chicago. out. There's a good story afloat of a man w>ho has a £5,000 Bank of England note World's Fair 20 S. State St., and makes a good income renting it out THE HIGHEST MEDAL WAV for weddings, where it appears as the (THIRD FLOOR—FRONT.) bride's fathers's gift. Awarded to the Customs officers near Belgrade recent- ly seized a lot of human bones consigned MUNSON TYPEWRITER, to a Vienna bone-boiling house. They No. 1. had once belonged to Russian and The Hit/lie France is the greatest wheat-grow- ing country in Europe, not excepting even Russia. "Crocodile tears" are alluded to by several Latin and Greek authors. It GIBSON & CLARK, i photographers being a superstition amons the an- cients that the crocodile after killing 8VCCESS0BS TO a man ate all his body but his head, MORGAN & GIBSON. and shed tears over that before eating NO. 12 W. HURON ST it also. P Sir Robert Ball, the astronomer royal Leaders in Artistic Photograph]/. for Ireland, Is said to believe that the time is approaching when posterity will be able to construct machinery that will be operated by means of glasses, with heat obtained by the direct action of the sun's rays. The love of display, apart from the art of self-adornment, is nothing but a survival of the patriarchal days, when the ::• nixn were compelled to make their dresj or their ornaments an ex- ponent of the wealth of the man whose POSITIVE CURE private property they were. I Warren St., New York. Price so cta.I Aj>U> ttEG-tSTKR. TBOOHSDAY JUNE 20, •fi OHIO PROHIEITIONIST3. Renton harbor ministers have com- bined against the Sunday Morning The State Convention Fronlilad Over by News as ''a needless encroachment on 25 HOUR flROSSMAN & flCHLENKER liev. II ur <>tt i (1. .Moore. the Lord's day." They will publish no The Prohibition state convention of notices in the paper. SOLID VESTIBLE TRAIN Ohio, with 700 delegates was held at The Grand River I. O. 0. F. picnic Springfield. The temporary organiza- association, comprising the counties of — WITH— tion was made with the Rov. Henrietta Eaton, Ionia". Clinton, Ingham and G. Moore, of Springfield, a.s chairman. Shiawassee will hold their fifth annual PULLMAN DRAWING-ROM SLEEPERS She is probably the first woman to be picnic on the Seven islands at Grand chairman of a state political conven- Ledge, July 18. tion in the United States. She spoke for nearly an hour, and said the mis- ICarl Lambrechfs residence at I!ay sion of the Prohibition party is to City was partially destroyed by fire. CINCINNATI secure the offices .<.o as to overthrow The family was attending an enter- the liquor traffic, enfranchise women, tainment and left a lighted lamp on —TO — secure government control of all means the organ, and it is thought the fire for infants and Children. of transportation and communication, originated from that. to silence all monopolies, to establish The common council of Jackson de- JACKSONVILLE a financial system that will issue cided to call a special election on July |OT H E R8, Do You Know a* pare(?oric, money to the people in suttnfcent 8 to vote on the proposition to bond WITHOUT CHANGE quantity for all their needs, remone- the city for §50,000 to provide addi- Bateman's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial, many so-called Soothing Syrups, and tize silver and make all money legal tional fire protection for large manu- —VIA THE— most remedies for children are composed of opium or morphine 1 for all purposes. Among the nomina- factories in the suburbs. tions made are: U. S. senator, K. S. Do Ton Know that opium and morphine are stupefying narcotic poisons ? Thompson, of Springfield; governor. Louis Dawes, an injaate of the Seth II. Kllis, of Springborn, Warren Soldiers' Home at Grand Kaiids, was Do Ton Know that in most countries druggists are not permitted to sell narcotics found dying in an alley in that city SOUTHERN RAILWAY. county: lieutenant-governor, J. W. I minus "ills without labeling them poisons f Sharp, of Mansfield: attorney-general, pension money which he Do Ton Know that you should not permit any medicine to be given your child W. C. Hates, of Columbus, and supreme had received that day. ft is thought Leaving Cincinnati at 8:30 a. m. Pas- he was drugged and robbed. sengers are only unless you or your physician know of what it is composed t court judge, John T. Moore, of Jack- son county. The two-year-old child of William Do Ton Know that Castoria is a purely vegetable preparation, and that a list of Rumsey, at Owosso, was attacked by a ONE NIGHT OUT its ingredients is published with every bottle 1 THE SULTAN BOWS DOWN. game rooster, which fastened its spurs in his temple, knocked him down, tore Do Ton Know that Cactoria is the prescription of the famous Dr. Samuel Pitcher. Accedes to the Demands of the Powers his face and would probably have In reaching the principal, STOVES That it has been in use for nearly thirty years, and that more Castoria is now sold than Regarding Armenia. killed him had not help arrived. of all other remedies for children combined t Constantinople: The sultan, learn- Fifteen Eastern capitalists and lum- FLORIDA RESORTS. -A.VD- ing that the British cabinet had met ber buyers at Menominee several days Po Ton Know that the Patent Office Department of the United States, and of to consider Turkey's reply to the plan looking over the stock of the largest of reform in the government of Ar- Train leaving Cincinnati at 8:00 p. m other countries, have issued exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher and his assigns to use the word concerns. They represent that this carries union riillirmn Sleeping car to " Cantoria " and its formula, and that to imitate them is a state prison offense ? menia, submitted by Great Britain, is the best market to procure large HARDWARE. France and Russia, telegraphed to quantities of fine grades in lumber. Jacksonville without change. Do Yon Know that one of the reasons for granting this government protection wag Rustem Pasha, the Turkish ambassador in London, instructing him to ask the A disastrous conflagration raged sev- W. A. TuiiK, C. A. BENSOTEH. io West Liberty Street. because Castoria had been proven to be absolutely harmlessT British foreign minister to postpone a eral hours in the lumberyard of Henry •n'J Pass. A«rt. Ass'tGen'l. Pass. Agt. Stephens & Co., at St. Helen. The loss Do Ton Know that 36 averago doses of Castoria are furnished for 35 decision in the matter. The earl ac- ,a-\ ington. D. C. Knoxville, Tenn. ceded to the request. In the mean- will reach 825,000. A fire engine sent cent u, or one cent a dose T time the Porte handed to the British, 65 miles, from Bay City, worked all night. The town narrowly escaped. Do Ton Know that when possessed of this perfect preparation, your children may French and Russian ambassadors a new and satisfactory reply, acceding Ex-Superintendent VV. R. Bryan has be kept well, and that you may hare unbroken rest 1 to the demands, but asking that the ICE begun suit for §40,000 damages against Well, these thing* are worth knowing. They are fact*. period be limited to three years. the board of education of Utica. Each member is sued individually for$10,000 SALVER'S Telephone 19.- Ohio G. A. K. Encampment The facsimile Bryan claims an illegal dismissal from The twenty-ninth state reunion of service and defamation of character. signature of the Grand Army of the Republic was held at Sandusky. The grand event The chamber suit manufacturers of of the opening day was the parade the country met at Grand Rapids and Whipped Cream! under the command of the marshal of recommended that the price of goods E. Y. HANGSTERFER Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. the day, Col. C. M. Keyes, a comrade be placed up at not less than 10 per of McMeens post. The veterans cent profit on the actual gross cost marched with almost as much alacrity based upon a system adopted at the as they did in 18(51, and they were meeting. Baking Powder Pure Up River heartily cheered. The distinguished J. H. Johnson's elevator at Meta- visitors were: Gov. McKinley, Sen-mora, was destroyed by fire entailing BEST IN THE WORLD. ator Calvin S. Brice and Gen. Asaa loss of 512,000. The entire town had LOUIS ROHDE, Bushnell. the. Republican candidate a narrow escape. The insurance was for governor. The city was hand- S3.500. M. N. Kelley had 900 bushels somely decorated. From 10,000 to of wheat stored in the building. Mr. ICE l~,000 strangers were present. Johnson will rebuild. Lehigh Valley Goal, Hard & Soft Wood WE GUARANTEE The Ohio Southern railroad has prac- CALL AND GET PRICES. OFFICE: 36 E. HUPOI ST. YARDS: 50 W. HURON ST. No Sunday Business at Youngstown. tically decided to extend its line from Acting under pressure from the Lima. <_>., to Adrian where it will con- Every Package! Liberal Weight, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Civic Federation the chief of police at nect with the Wabash and thus gain Youngstovvn. O.. issued orders for the the shortest route by 20 miles between closing of all places of business here Cincinnati and Detroit. Senator lirice, Prices Moderate. after on Sunday. The order is in- of Ohio, is back ot the project. tended to include ice cream and soda Three Medals Awarded at the World's Columbian Exhibition, Chicago, 1893. water stores, fruit stands and cigar W. P. Kibbe, sentenced to ninety stores. Jt will be the iirst attempt in days in the county jail at Harbor NONE BETTER! the history of the city to inforce strict Springs for petty larceny, and another Promptness in Delivery. Sunday observance. ; prisoner, made their escape by sawing Use it once—you will always use it. I a hole through the floor. A silver table knife was made into a saw. He Must Have Been Daft. ~™ " ,—. . "" , ,, » ,, , . , . ,. i Kibble was recaptured at Aver. T T Ketween 4,00p and 5,000 people cele- througJohnh Eth. Jonese hea,d o fa Kentt Voungstown, shot himVjl, O.f, ^ J dying instantly. Jones had just been brated the opeping day of the new The Salyer Grocery Co., CHEAP EXCURSIONS THE PERFECTION CHAIR CO., married within a week of the death of electric light plant and glove and mit- VIA his first wife, and just before he killed ten factory. A wheelmen's tourna- JOHN STREET, NORTH. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ment was held, with about 100 wheels MANUFACTURERS OF himself he confessed that he had been 32 EAST HURON ST. stealing from the P. & W. railway. in line. In the evening the electric Perfection Physician's Chairs, Tables, Cabinets, light company gave a fine display, fol- Missouri Pacific Ry. lowed by a firemen's dance. 'PHONE 122. INVALID FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES. Was the Cause of it all Punished? AND The unquestioned superiority of our Specialties, and the unparalled and phenomenal success Mary b'laehmer, a country girl about Joseph Strobel, Charles W. Cannon they have achieved with the leading physicians and surgeons of the United States, and the lar^e 20 years of age, who was charged with ana growing demand for export, ii only the legitimate award of highest excellence and true nierit. and ICudebe Croze have been arrested FINE Send your address for catalogue, prices aud. terms. having poisoned her babe with paris , ci.arged with keeping saloons open at Iron Mountain Route, green, pleaded guilty to manslaughter lioughton on Sunday. The Law and in the criminal court at Cleveland and Order league has succeeded in closing Millinery TO THE was given the extreme penalty of the saloons Sundays in Calumet, Laurium, law, 20 years in the penitentiary. Ked .Jacket, Lake Linden and South AND West, South and South West. Linden, and has now begun operations Albert S. Moore, a prominent Sunday at Hough ton. school worker of New York City and Dressmaking The regents of the University made Lands Harlem was arrested for swindling the following appointments in the New Importations of the latest bauks out of 8130,000 by forgery. homeopathic college: Dr. Leseure, De- Bhapes and styles of For Sale COI,UMBIA&-They almost By. troit, surgery; Dr. C. R. Long, Ionia, THE MARKETS. therapeutics; Dr. Copeland. liay City, In Arkansas. ophthlamology: Dr. Milner, Crand I,IVK STOCK. Rapid's, materia medica. No action FINE New York Cattle Sheep Lambs Hogs was taken on the removal of the col- Texas, and Pecas Valley N. M. Best (trades.... f6 00 a ffl 54 :.';> te n $5 10 lege to Detroit. Bicycling for Lower tirades..2 MH SO 2 00 5 50 4 80 SPRING Through I5ufT:ilo — • Mrs. C. Grove and Mrs. William Os- Beat t;riides.. .4 50 ?5 33 4 00 6 50 4 85 Pullman Buffet Lower grades..3 '£> carried into a hotel and a physician \K(HK\. DANGER FROM L1CHTN iN-Jt. Minrtness Of Timp, called. On examination no bones were We all of us complain of the shortne«a AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS. By Dr, Ilartiunii, President of the Snr- About broken, but his bark was found to bo fs £t Increased or Diminished by the if time, ;ui EXTINCTION OF THE BISON. NOBILITY OF THE DONKEY. Kvolution ol' the Hallroad. CAME COCK AND HAWK. The first-railroad constructed in New ' FOH YQUH 0DTIN6 60 TO PICTOBESQIfc The Only Two Hundred Wild Buffalo Still He Used to Be Classed Among the Great York State was the Mohawk & Hudson The Domestic Fowl tomes Off Winner Alive in America. Ones. [now a part of thi- New York Central], After a *unrp I'attle. PIU0C ISLHND. The donkey, who rather undeserved- which was formerly opened during the In a wild state, the American bison summer of 1831. The equipment con- Mr. Senders, living just on the edge or buffalo, is practically, thought not y has come to be considered one of the ONE THOUSAND MILES OF LAKE RIDE Aon Arbor 'naturals" of the animal world, was sistedof a locomotive "De Witt Clin- of Claiborne, owns a fine young game AT SMALL EXPENSE. quite wholly, extinct. At the present ton" and three pioneer cars of the state cock, Anthony, of which he is duly moment there are about two hundred dedicated by the ancients to Bacchus, while the ass of Silenus was raised to a coach design. It was the foundation of proud, s:>ya in Arcadia, La., t-.orro- Visit this Historical Island, which is the wild buffaloes alive and on foot in the the magnificent system that now unites Real Estate United States. To obtain these high place among the stars. Apparently h« spondent. Although Anthony is not ful- grandest summer resort on the Great was a more intellectual personage in the great commercial centers of the ly grown, he If game all over. Sanders Lakes. It only costs about $13 from figures we include the one hundred and East and West. Since its inception, fifty individuals that white head-hun- early days than he is supposed to be at has only to hold out his hand, when the Detroit; $15 from Toledo; $18 from present. Ammonianus, the grammar- the policy of New York Central has Cleveland, for the round trip, including ters and red meat-hunters have thus baen progress, improvement, expansion, cock will mourjj Lu nis forearm and be- Exchange far left alive in the Yellowstone park, an, possessed one who invariably at- meals and berths. Avoid the heat and tended his master's lectures on poetry, It has grown from 1" miles to over 2,000 gin to crow lwst.ly at being bidden. An- dust by traveling on the D. & C. floating posed to be protected from slaughter. miles of shining steel; from one primi- thony has established his reputation a* Wil fe*y «&& sell Real Estate Besides these, there are only two othei ano" would even leave the choicest palaces. The attractions of a trip to the tive t:ain to nearly six hundred fast ex- cock of the wall; in the barnyard, and Mackinac region are unsurroSSea- T.^' bunches: one of about twenty head in luncheon of thistles to do so. "Wicked press and local trains. It is protected r 1 o Arib®!' and vicinity, Lo«t park, Colorado, protected by state as a red ass" ran an old proverb, which the other roosters have to betake them- island itself is a grand romantic spot, its by the most perfect system of block sig- climate most invigorating. Two new mtA &< ageast for the rent- laws; and another, containing between the Copts believed in so firmly that nals in the world, and its trains arrive selves to the neighbors for protection. g thirty and forty head, in Val Verda every year they sacrificed an unhappy The other day Sanders witnessed a very steel passenger steamers have just been k d f at and depart from Grand Central Sta- built for the upper lake route, costing a 1 kuwtea affld farms. county, Texas, between Devil's river animal of the detested color by hurling tion, the very center of New York City. •reditable exhibition of Anthony's and the Rio Grande. Four years ago $300,000 each. They are equipped with it headlong from a wall. In an old Instead of the stage coach, you now pi "wess. Just as he was about to en- every modern convenience, annunciators, there were over three hundred head black letter translation of Albertus ter the barnyard he saw a hawk swoop notable lite of Commis-in the Yellowstone park, thriving and Magnus the donkey figures in the fol- step into one of the famous limited bathrooms, etc., illuminated throughout increasing quite satisfactorily. Through trains of the New York Central,—which down and bury his talons deep down by electricity, and are guaranteed to be lowing extraordinary recipe: "Take an has been designated by the press of into a big Brahma hen, which at once the grandest, largest and safest steamers them we fondly hoped the species would adder's skyn, and auri pigmentum, and sion. even yet be saved from absolute ex- two continents, "America's Greatest begun to squawk and alarm the whole on fresh water. These steamers favorably greeke pitch of reupiriticum, and the Railroad"—and whirled along its im- compare with the great ocean liners in con- tinction. But, alas! we were reckoning waxe of newe bees, and the fat or place. It soon became evident, how- without the poachers. Congress pro- perial highway at a mile a minute. over that the hawk had miscalculated struction and speed. Four trips per week grease of an ass, and breake them all, Everywhere the surroundings bespeak between Toledo, Detroit, Alpena, Macki- See *s "before deciding upon vides pay for just one sofitary scout to his strength. The big hen was too guard In winter 3,575 square miles of and put them all In a dull seething pot luxury and refinement. There is an nac, St. Ignace, Petoskey, Chicago, " Soo," the purchase or renting of a rugged mountain country against the full of water, and make It to seethe at air of harmony and comfort pevadin^ heavy for him, and he only stuck hard Marquette and Duluth. Daily between I or farm. horde of lawless white men and In- a glowe fire, and after let It waxe cold, the atmosphere that the traveler appre- and fast, unable to extract his claws Cleveland and Detroit, and Cleveland and dians who surround the park on all and make a taper, and every man that ciates. If you want to read, there is an or to mount with his prey. At this in- Put-in-Bay. The palatial equipment sides, eager to kill the last buffalo! shall see light of It shall seeme head- excellent library to select from; if you teresting moment Anthony appeared, makes traveling on these steamers thor- The poachers have been hard at work, lesse." Burton, In his "Anatomy of desire to appease the appetite, it is crowing a valiant response to the Brah- oughly enjoyable. Send for illustrated and as a result our park herd has re- Melancholy," mentions as a valuable cheerfully arranged by the chef, and descriptive pamphlet. Address A. A, amulet, "a ring made of the hoofe of when then the symptoms of slumber be- ma's cries for help. The cock seemed SCHANTZ, G. P. A., D. & C, Detroit, Mica to take In the situation at a glance, and A FEW BARGAINS. centely decreased more than one- an asse's right foot carried about." A come manifest, you retire to the privacy half in number. It Is a burning tract written by a certain "A. B." In of a luxurious compartment for re-walked into that hawk, giving a one, Set Sice lot, 4x14 rods, house 1 shame that formerly, through lack of 1595, entitled "The Noblenesse of the pose. 70 two, three with his spurs that practic- CMCU, eking, c-leset and pantry, on first congressional law adequately to punish Asse," is exceedingly laudatory of that ally did the business. These lusty If«0c, 4 1O0BE6, S closets, second floor; such poachers as the wretch who was excellent animal. "He refuseth no bur- LEITER ISN'T LITERARY. blows, however, relieved the hawk of The American Hotel «K*S«r, 2 cisterns, barn; 8 minutes' actually caught red-handed In January, den; he goes whither he Is sent without his embarassing situation to a certain KWt-o3S.ce. Price, $4,600; 1894, while skinning seven dead buffa- any contradiction. He lifts not his That'* Why He Tl- ought IlowelU Wm» a Under new managementand everything can be agreed upon. loes! and now, through lack of a paltry extent, as it set him free of his hold new. foote against anyone; he bytes not; he Reporter. upon the hen. But he wa3 too much Wt\ fe. For tale or rent. House, 4 Severe Fire at Galien. LITEB.VBV NOTES. ONLY A BUNCH OF VIOLETS. WHY DON'T IT WOBBLE? FLOWERS FOR SINGERS. The entire business part of Galien HE best investment The charm of listening to a famous Xb» Earth's ISalaiuo Must Have Changed Their Perfume Is Apt to S;>oi! tin with the exception of two stores and Hut It Brought HapplneM ta a l.iitle in real estate is to keep build- man as he tells of the greatest influence Since Columbus. Voice—Violets Arc the Worst. the postottice, was completely wiped T Cripple ami Moisture to Many Kye*. out by tire. The supposition is that it upon his life comes very strong upon A New England scientist says there's Mine May Yohe has confided to an in- ings well painted. Paint protects Seated in the corner of a Broadway going to be dickens to pay if the rest was the work of an incendiary. The one in reading the article In which the terviewer the interesting fact that she fire broke out at 1 a. m. and it was 3:30 the house and saves repairs. You car was a fraii, little crippled boy, evi- if the United States continues to cart cannot bear to have flowers near hei Rev Robert Collyer, D. D., contributes a. m. before a fire engine and help had sometimes want to sell—many a denly an Intense sufferer from a spinal away granite and marble from the land when singing, as their perfume utterly arrived from Buchanan. Three to the June issue of The Ladies Home disease. His head and the upper part of the Pilgrims and Puritans, "it is fami- destroys he<- voice. The l;«.dy added lies were made homeless and _eight good house has remained unsold Journal. It is the magazine's series of of his body were enclosed in a net- not unlikely," says he, "that the equil- that she could not account for this business concerns are without quarters. for want of paint. The rule should ••The Woman Who Most Influenced work of steel and leather, and an iron ibrium of 'he earth is already consid- Had not the wind changed the rest of "curious fact." The effect of be, though, "the best paint or Me," and is at once the daintiest and brace was tightly strapped to the side erably disturbed, and that we shall on the voice has recently excited a good the business portion of the town across oi one of h»s Ieg3. Poverty, too, seemed shortly feel a pronounced wobble. 01 the Michigan Central tracks would none." That means strongest contribution to it. Dr. Pat'k. deal of attention in France, and Dr. have been destroyed. Dr. L. E. Peck, to be his misfortune. His clothing course, if there is to be a wobble any- Joal, of Mont Dore, has published fn while fighting the flames from the roof hurstjor the first time, writes of woman, was of cheap material and bore the where we would prefer it in New Eng- suffrage in an article, "Women Without elaborate paper on the subject. He re- of Lyons' livery barn, sell to the stamp of home make, and in every fin- land, but perhaps the outlook is not so lates a number of cases which have ground, a distance of 2.") feet, and had Strictly Pure the Ballott," which wili probably call ger of the black cotton gloves worn by desperate as at first glimpse. The sum- his right arm broken. The total loss forth a storm of dissent. Edward Bok his 15-year-old sister, who accompa- mer rush of people to the White moun- come under his own observation in is about $21,000. which thickness, huskiness ftnd evesi writes of "Girls Who Pose as 'Trilby,'' nied him, there was a. hole. Her dress tains, /Jar Harbor, Newport, and a White Lead was patched in several places, and her thousinJ other New England summer complete loss of voice are always caused and of the "New Woman," whom he by penetrating odors. In some persona You cannot afford to use cheap says doos not exist. "The Fashion- hat was a thin, straw affair, trimmed resorts must in a very great degree with a band of faded red ribbon; but restore i.he weight which existed before it is only the perfume of particular paints. To be sure of getting Strict- able Wiiite Gjwrn" is pictured and de- When Baoy was sick, we gave her Castoria. withal she was wondrous neat and there were quarries in New England. flowers that produce this effect; in oth- ly Pure White Lead, look at the scribed, and some very practical sug- clean. At Twenty-third street a hand- And th»re Is another thing. It is com- ers the odor of incense or musk, or the When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. brand ; any of these are safe: gestions for -'Cotton and Woolen somely dressed young woman boarded puted chat there were in the Western smells of the kitchen, tanyard or When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. "Anchor," "Korley," Gowns" are given. Eben E. Rexford ihe car and dropped Into a seat direct- hemhjjhere, when Columbus set foot on smithy act In the same way. The bad When she had ChHdren,she gave them Castoria " Eckstein," " Shipman,' effect of flowers on tht voic« is so well " Armstrong ft MoKelvy," " Southern," writes of "Our Poisonous Plants," urg- ly opposite the pair. Tucked In the it, not more than 1,000,000 human be- " Beymer-Bauman," " Bed Seal," ing that vigorous efforts to extermi- (olds of her coat was a big bunch of ings. There are now, at a very low known among singers (hat M. Faure, Mme. Krause and other eminent teach- "Davis-Chambers," •'Collier," nate them shall be made all over the fresh, double violets, tied with a long estimate, 101,000.000. These 100,000,- " Fahnestoolt." prs caution their pupils against hav- country. The Curtis Publishiug Co., purple ribbon and their fragrant odor 000 of additional persons have in- FOR COLORS.—National Lead Co.'s at once pervaded the car. The little boy creased the weight of the western hem- ing them In their dressing rooms, and Looked Like It. Pure White Lead Tinting Colors. Phila., Pa. caught the scent and at once his great isphere some 5,000,000 of tons, in the a JQBlous prima donna has been known Caller—Is Miss Sweetie at home* These colors are sold in one-pound cans, each can being sufficient to tint as pounds of Strictly brown eyes were thrown upon the roundest of round numbers. Surely to secure herself against the possible New Girl—Yis, sor. Caller—Is she en- Pure White Lead he desired shade; they are in A notable feature of Outing for June flowers. Then he whispered something there Is an opportunity for a wabble triumph of a rival by treacherously gaged? New Girl—Wull, from th' no sense ready-mixed paints, but a combination of perfectly pure colors in the handiest form to is "Trotting and Pacing Champions of to his sister, who blushed and told him in this state of affairs, and we ought presenting her with a magnificent bou- cruahed-up look thim big sleeves had tint Strictly Pure White Lead. '94," a continuation of the series "King to wait awhile. Turning his attention to be conscious of it by this time. If quet just before she went on the stage. phwin Oi wint In to stir th" foire, 01 A good many thousand dollars have been saved property-owners by having our book on and Queens of the Track." The author again to the violets the lad gazed upon there has been no wobble an explana- Testimony to the evil effects of flowers shud say she wuz.—New York Weekly. painting and color-card. Send us a postal cant them until his eyes grew bright and tion should be demanded. Some men on the voice is borne by Mme. Christine and get both free. knows every detail of his subject, and NATIONAL LEAD CO. his review of the breeding and the per- round, and every few moments he of science should rise to tell us why Nilsson and other famous singers, and The Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Chicago Branch, would draw an extra long breath, as we don't wobble. Nothing is more by laryngologists like Dr. Fauvel and Company has been ma King a nice in- State and Fifteenth Streets, Chicago. formances of the record breakers of last If to take in all of the sweet perfume -ireadful, says the Buffalo Courier, crease in nev bu iness this year over Or call en Stark & Gartee who carry a Dr. Gouguenhelm, of Paris. The flower a (OTespond'njj per:od fir 1894. The season, forms a most valuable addition he could. Soon every one in the for- than the uncertainty when and where which has the worst reputation in this full line of the above lead and tinting to the literature of the light harness iicwsein tl.e AJay business over the colors, also oil, glass and all painters ward part of the car was watching him. the commotion will begin. Probably respect Is the violet, but there is no evi- same month last year is upwards of horse. Fine full-page portraits of Alix, supplies. 28 E. Washington, Ann Ar- From the look of admiration there grew inly those who are holding to the car dence that It is really more harmful to $100,000. a fact which goes to show that bor, Mich. Jno. R. Gentry, Fantasy, Jno. Patchen In those brown eyes an expression of 3traps at the time will keep their the voice than other sweet smelling the company is not losing in popularity. P. S.—-If you want your house painted and Robert J. accompany the article.— longing so earnest and deep that it feet. flowers, such as the rose, the mignon- The Inluatar. right give them a call. made the heart thrill with sympathy, Outing Pub. Co., N. Y. City N. Y. ette, the heliotrope, the lily of the val- The Incomparable Chicago A: Altoi « says the New York Herald. "Dr. Fowler's Ext. of v. id Strawberry ley, the gardenia, the lilac, and the mortgage Sale. In these United States of America at Default having been made in the con- "Uniform State Legislation"* is a The young woman, with charming is considered a necessity in our home. tuberose. The explanation of this curi- least, and it is highly probable that It is an excellent rem3dy for summer ditions of a certain mortgage hereto- subject of a paper just issued by the emotions, glanced uneasily at the boy ous idiosyncracy is probably to be throughout the entire world, the official fore executed and given by Sarah E. complaints, especially with children." found in a special sensitiveness of the record for the safety and welfare of its American Academy of Political and So- at intervals, and soon the power of Wm. Reid, 66 Cottage-st., Buffalo, N.Y Calvert to Jessie P. Hunt, dated the olfactory mucous membrane to the ac- passengers made and maintained by the 18th day of July 1887, and recorded in cial Science in its series of Publications. those eyes and the soul they revealed Chicago & Alton Railroad cannot be overcame her. With a quick tug she tion, mechanical or chemical, of cer- the office of the Register of Deeds in It is written by Frederic J. Stimson, DO VOl" WANT TO STOP TOBACCO? tain od'—'Mis particles. The mechanism surpassed if indeed it can be equalled. and for Washtenaw County, Michigan, Esq., of Boston, the author of ':Ameri- drew the violets from her coat, and, Over its completely rock-ballasted, with a tear springing to her eye, handed is, rot speaking, congestion of the July ^3, 1887, in Liber 72 of mortgages can Statute Law," and commissioner You Can Be Cured While I Mug It. dustless roadway between Chicago and on page 209, which said mortgage was, them to the boy, purple ribbon and all. The habit of using- tobacco grows on mucous membrane of the turbinate Kansas City, Chicago and St. Louis and from Massachusetts on the Board of on the 18th day of July 1889, duly as- Before th£ child recovered from his a man until grave diseased conditions bodies, which, it w-ill be remembered, St. Louis ond Kansas City, eighteen signed by said Jessie P. Hunt to Leon- Commisbioners to establish uniformity great joy she sought the platform and are produced. Tooacco causes cancer Is largel> erectile, followed by reflex magnificently appointed express trains hard Gruner, which said assignment of law throughout the Union, and secre- was gone. of the month and stomach; dyspepsia; vasomotor disturbance of the vocal ap- are run on uniformly fast time every was recorded, in said Register Office on tary of the National Conference for that loss of memory; nervous affections; con- day. But in spite of this heavy passen- the 10th day of April 1895 in Liber 12th Nearly all the men sitting near by paratus. Dr. Joal says that the effect ger traffic the official records show that purpose. suddenly resumed interest in their gestion of the retina, and wasting of manifests itself not only in congestion of assignments of mortgages on page the optio nerve, resulting in impair- from December 4, 1879 to December 4, 156 upon which said mortgage there is The paper contains an explanation of newspapers and some coughed. The ment of vision, even to the extent of of the nose, nasopharynx, and larynx, 1890, eleven years, there was no passen- claimed to be due at the date of this the causes of diversity in State laws; an women looked straight ahead through blindness; dizziness, or vertigo; tobac- but in paresis of the constrictor mus- ger, who was in place as a p:\ssenger, notice, for principal interest and attor- the glass, beyond the sidewalk, and co asthma; nightly suffocation: dull cles of the glottis and spasms of the killed on Chicago & Alton trains. i account of the movement to secure uni- iM\ > fee as provided for in said mort- much further than the obstructing pain in region of the heart, followed bronchial tubes. The respiratory capac- Moreover there was not a passenger i he sum of six hundred and ninety formity. show windows and doorways. It was later by sharp pains, palpitation and ity, as tested by the spiromecer, is no- seriously injured, to the extent of losing i\ty-one and one-hundreds dollars. This movement to secure uniformity not an earthly view that pictured itself weakened pulse, resulting in fatal heart tably reduced, and the voice not only * limb, an eye or a member of any kind That by said default, the power of sale disease. It also causes loss of vitality. of legislation has been spoken of by an to them; their vision was turned toward loses brilliancy and volume, but par during that time. contained in said mortgage has become their hearts into the tiny corner where QUIT BRFORE IT IS TOO LATE. During the entire period of the ativa, ami DO proceedings at law an eminent uuthority as "the most Im- To quit, suddenly is too severe a shock of its compass, and uis singer is much World's Columbian Exposition in Chi- having been ingituted to recover the portant juristic work undertaken in the fondest of all hopes and sweetest of more easily fatigued than in his nat- cago, when it was not an uncommon sad memories were treasured. to the system, as tobacco—to an Inveter- icurecl by said mortgage. United States since the adoption of the ate user, becomes a stimulant that his ural state. The moral seems to be tha< thing to find the usual passenger traffic Notice is hereby given that said Federal Coustitutiou." The boy—well, do I need to tell you ystem continually craves "BACO singers who are the subjects of this of the road Increased two, three and mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of of his happiness? And sister? Poor UURO'' is a scientific andrelia particular infirmity must banish, four-fold, and Special excursion trains the mortgaged premises at public vea- •STIMSON, P. J. "Uniform State sister' she felt so ashamed. But what table remedy, guaranteed to lie perfect- only flowers, but all strong perfumes were very many, there was not an acci- due, to the highest bidder, at the south- i-ould she do? ly harmless, and which has been in use from their environment if they wish dent of any kind—a most remarkable erly front door of the Court House, in Legislation." American Academy of for the last 2:> years, having cured record. their voices to be at their bast; in par- tty of Ann Arbor, in said ('ounty Political and Social Science. Publica- thousands of habitual tobacco us: Besides being America's most popu- and State, on Saturday the 12th day of Old enemies, and new ones, in the smokers, chewers and snuff-dippers. ticular, they must be earciul not to ac lar railroad, the Chicago & Alton is the cation No. 144. Pp. 36. Paper, 8 vo, 35 guise of headache and neuralgia can Fury A. 1). 1895, at ten o'clock in'the cents. Philadelphia, 1895. You can use all the tabacco you want. cept bouquets from injudicious adraii Pioneer Dining Car Line, the Pioneer forenoon of that day, to satisfy the surely and Bpeedily be overcome with eis or rival artists. 1'ullan Sleeping Car Line and the Pio- the assistance of Gessler's Magic Head- while taking "BACO-CURO," it will amount claimed to be due on said mort- notify you when to stop. We give a neer Palaoe Reclining Chair Car Line. gage and all legal costs, said mortgaged MENYAL TRAVEL.ER3. ache Wafers. There is no element of lie sure that your ticket reads over doubt in this matter of cure. It lias written guarantee to permanently Grape Culture In New Jer»ej premises arc described as (olio any ease with three boxes, or refund It is becoming a leading industry <>] the Chicago & uton Railroad, when its f\ll that certain piece or parcel of They Manage to See Much of the Woild uone far beyond the experimental the money with 10 per cent, interest. matchless and direct lines can form the Without I-oaving Home. tage. The positive facts that Glessler's this state, and together with wine mak- [and situate and being in the City of Marie Headache Wafers cur§ every "BACOCURO" is not a substitute, ing requii cellarsand yearso1 whole, or even a part of your join Ann Arbor in the County of Washte- Pittsburg Dispatch: "You would be but a reliable and scientific cure JAMES CHARLTON, naw and State of Michigan and desribed surprised at the number of mental kind of headache and neuralgia. They practice. Mr.A. Speer, of N. J., onoof are used by manv physicians in their which absolutely destroys the craving the largest producers in the east, com- Gonerai Passenger and Ticket Agent. as follows, to-wit: Commencing at a travelers that are in a community," for tobacco without the aid of will pow- 88 ('hieago, 111. said a railroad man yesterday. "I mean families and daily practice, and they menced forty years ago in a small way point in the west lin J of Mann street arc sold on positive guarantee as to their er, and with no inconvenience. It le; to make wine from currants, blackber- eight rods north of the north-west cor- people who travel only in their minds; the system as pure and free from nico- Notice to Creditors, who, to indulge this mania, make a col- effic'.acy or your money refunded by ries and other fruits. He soon turned TATE OF MICHIGAN I ner of Mann and Huron streets,running tine,"as the day you took your first chew Ml lection of railroad literature, such as is John Moore. his attention to grape raising and SCOUNTY OK WASHTKNAW. r thence north on said west line of Mann issued in time-tables, excursion books, or smoke. planted large vineyaads of the Portugal Notice is hereby Riven, that by an order of street forty-three airl one-third roils, Sold by all druggists, at $1 per box, • from which his famous Port the Probate Oouxi for the County of Washte- thence west at right angles with said pamphlets, etc. You have often heard PECULIAR MARYLAND LAWS. grape naw, made on the 13th day of June, A. D. 1886, people talk knowingly of a place which three boxes, (thirty days treatment, and (; ra] ie Wine and Uufermented Juu'e are six months from thai date were allowed for ine and parallel with Huron street guaranteed cure,) $2.50, or sent direct about eighteen 18-25 rods to a you have best evidence that they have It Was a Crime to Fi-ed a Slave Too made, which chemists and Physici creditors to present their claims against the never visited. They can discourse flu- upon receipt of price. Send six two-.-ay are unexcelled for beneficial effects '.•stale of Arfred ('. Richards, late of said ine which is six rods east of the west Often on Terrapin. county, deceased, and that all creditors of ently upon the hotels and principal cent stamps for sample box, booklet and on weakly and aged persons. vaid deceased are required to present their ine of section twenty-nine, thence sights of the city, even tell you of the During the early history of the stat» proofs free. Eureka Chemical & Man- is to said probate court, at the probate south parelled with Mann street forty- trains and the connections they make, and even up to the latter part of the utacturing Company, Manufacturing BISMARCK iS ABS i EMIOUS. office In 'lie city of Ann Arbor, for examina- three and one one-third rods, thence tion and allowance, on orbefore Hie with day or describe the small stations through eighteenth century some curious acts Chemists, La Crosse, Wisconsin. !! 8 of December nest, and that >nch claims will east to the place of beginning, except- which they pass going there. If you were passed by the general assembly, Germany's Grand Old Man Is Com be heard lie fore said court.on the isto day of ng a piece of land three rods wide off have ever known a man or woman like especially with reference to the colored September, and on the I8tn day of Deeembei the north end and running west of Mann POOR MEN CO FARMING. pelted to Keep in "Condition." next.at ten o'clock in the forenoon of each of this, then you have met a mentai population. The Maryland terrapin 120 "I am only allowed," says Prince Bis said days. ,r_'i street for a road. According to the re- traveler. He might also be dubbed the years ago was not so famous as a deli- Dated. Ann ArboT, June 13th, A. I». 18WS. corded plat of said city of Ann Arbor, railroad literature fiend, as this is the cate species of food as now. Terrapin one Island Fit'lds of Society for Help- mark, "to drink thrice a day—quartei .1. WTLLARD BABBITT. Judeeof Probate County and State aforesaid. title by which he is known among the of an hour after eacb meal, and eacb were more plentiful, too. In fact, they Ing Poverty-Stricken to lie Knhir.^cd. Noiire to Creditors* Dated. Ann Arbor, the 12th day of employes of a railroad office, who look were so numerous and to be had at so The Society for Improving the 7 to us dJiily with the question, 'Anything With reference to some of the lowe, serving this regimen I brought myself bor, for examination and allowance, on counties of Maryland prohibiting a fre« tools and seed if he can, but if he Is of mortgages on page 4(i.'), by which de- new out?' When the people live in the aot able to do so the committee will down to under 14, without any loss of or before the 27th day of Novem- fault the power of sale contained in city they usually call upon us daily, negro or slave from owning or using ber next, and that such claims a boat on the rivers without a license consider it a debt of honor. A super- strength—indeed, with gain. My normal said mortgage became operative, and but when they reside In the country weight now is 185 pounds. I am weighed will be heard before said Court, on no suit or proceeding in law or equity their visits are at longer intervals. We recommended by two respectable citi- intendent and three assistants are giv- the -7th day of August and on the 27th zens. For Charles and Prince George's ing all the necessary instruction free. once every day by my doctor's orders, having been instituted to recover the have one old man who comes from day of of November next, at ten o'clock debt secured by said mortgage or any WestmoreUnd county who never fails counties a law was enacted forbiddding The men who are at work now are very and any excess of that figure, I am at on the forenoon of each of said days. a negro from using a boat to go to Alex- once set to work to get rid of by exer- part thereof, and the sum of seven to appear tpon the same date of each anxious to learn, and their first at- Dated, Ann Arbor, June 27th, A. D. hundred ami eleven dollars ($711) being month. He seems to revel in going andria or the District of Columbia. For tempts are very gratifying to the com- cise and special regimen. I ride a good 1896. now claimed to be due on said mort- through the large batch of time-tables violation of this law the free negro was mittee. A quarter of an acre is given deal, as well as walk. Cigar smoking J. WII.LARD BABBITT, gage, notice is. therefore, hereby given and books that have accumulated since subject to a fine of $50 a/iu the slave to I have given up altogether, of course 72 Judo-o of Probate. that said mortgage will be foreclosed Ills last visit He never varies in his not less than ten nor more than twenty to each man. There are about thirty men now at work. under advise. It is debilitating and by a sale of the mortgaged premises mode of procedure. After supplying lashes, and the boat confiseatod unless < hiiiicerj Sale. u described, or some part thereot, himself with i sample of each one he permission for its use had been given bad for the nerves. An inveterate In pursuance and by virtue of a de- A very good offer has been made to smoker, such as I used to be, gets cree of the Circuit Court for the County to-wit: comes over to the window, and, with by its owner. In St. Mary's and other the society by a man who lives in tha his face wreatied in smiles, in the in- lower counties slaves were not allowed through 100,000 cigars in his life if he >f Washtenaw, State of .Michigan, In All of the following described land toxication of his delight, he says, to enter any place where liquor was sold northern part of the state and owns reaches a fair average age. But he liancctv. made and enterred on the situated in the township of Lyndon, in 'How're you, aryhow?' After being as- between sunset and sunrise unless several thousand acres of land. He has would live longer and feel better al> [8th day of March lS'»."i, in a certain Whtenaw county and state of Michi- sured that our health still permitted us armed with a written permit from his offered to give 1,500 acres of land to the time If he did without them. Now- sause thprein pending, wherein Adam gan, viz; to continue at our business, he always master. This, however, was ilever strict- those wishing to start farming there, 3ollinger is complainant and Gottlob The Northwest quartei- (X. W. 1-1) of asks, 'Well, kfr you tell me how much's adays I am restricted to a long pipe, 3olllnger and Harmon S. Holmes are ly enforced. The land will be given in lots of five happily with a deep bowl, one {he Southeast quarter (S. E 1-4) and the fare to Boston?' When this infor- to ten acres to each family. This do- lefendants, notice is hereby given the Northeast quarter ;X. E. i-4) of the mation, is given he invariably remarks, For Somerset and Worcester counties after each meal, and I smoke nothing hat I shall sell at public aue- Southeast quarter (S. E. 1-4] and sixty- "Well, that's aol darn cheap, that is.' an act was passed prohibiting tht issu- nation of land is for those men who in it but Dutch Knater tobacco, which ion to the highest bidder, at the south- three (63 acres off of the South part of Then ha lapses into a thoughtful mood, ance of a trader*' license to any white iiave taken lots from the society and is light, mild and smoothing. You will erly or Union street entrance of the the Northeast fractional quarter (N. E. from which he Ireaks by making the as- man who had a negro partner and for- prove by their industry and persever- see presently the pipe comes in with the Court House in the City of Ann Arbor, H. l-4i all on section No. fifteen (15,) in sertion, 'Confound me, I'll go down bidding any merchant to employ a ne- ance that they are worthy of such a re- State of Michigan (that being the build- township No. one 1 South iii range No. gro clerk under penalty of $500. The pint of red Moselwein. It will he a whole ing in which the Circuit Court for the there next peai.' Then picking up his ward. The society has accepted the bottle today, and you must help me out 3) I'.ast and containing one hun- grip, he staffs oX and we do not see him above state laws, except that relative County of Washtenaw is held) on dred and forty-three acres of land more to the terrapin, althotig-h enacted many proposition, and expects that it will in- with it. Water makes me fat, so I Wednesday the 7th day of August L895 again for a -nonth. He has been going duce many of the unemployed in the or less, excepting and reserving there to Boston 'njxt year' to my own knowl- years ago, are to be found in the code must not drink it. However, the present at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said From the South sixty-three acres of the edge for six lean. These mental travel- of 1860. In some sections of the state city to make homes for themselves ID arrangements suit me very well." day the following described property Northeast quartei- (X. £. i-4) of section ers get mort satisfaction out of their there seems to have been an aversion to the country. situated in the townshipof Lima,County Xo. fifteen (15) in township No. one (1) fireamy wanefcrings than the usual tour- geese and hogs for about 100 years. On of Washtenaw, and State of Michigan, South in range No. three (3) East, it be- ist of the dat who travels not to learn, Jan. 15, 1782, a law was passed by the "There l« Waiiuer In Delay." to-wit : The south seventy acre.- of the lid township of Lyndon, excepting Are you a sufferer from rheumatism? Since 1821 I have been a great west half of the north-west Quarter of but to kill tiie. One man told me that assembly entitled "An act to prevent If so, it will be to your advantage to try the South six acre.-; of said last men- he had neverleen to Washington in his the raising of geese and svir.e in Eliza- er from catarrh. I tried P^ly's ( section number thirty-three (33) e* < tioned land, intending hereby to except Schrage'e Rheumatic Cure. It never Balm and to all appearances am cured. ing and reserving ten acres In the life, yet was Us familiar with the get- bethtown, Washington county; Leon- [ai B. This is more than can be said of from said Brst described lands fifty- ting there ai* the city Itself as if he ardtown, St. Mary's county, and Charles Terrible headaches from which 1 had north-west corner thereof said ten seven acres of land more or less licreto- any other rheumatic cure in the world. long suffered are gone.- W. J. Bitch- acres to be laid off in square form with had lived tht-e his lifetime. He can Town, Charles county." Any owner or Try a bottle. 69 eonveyed to Daniel Scriptor, at talk about tie streets and numbers, other person having care of "any of Late Major U. S. Vol. and A. A. equal sides. Also all that part oi the public vendue on Friday, the 12th ind can direclpeople from one place to these animals" (the act defined both a Gen., Buffalo, N. V. south-west quarter o! the south-east day of July next, at ten o'clock in the inother with jhore accuracy than the hog and goose- as an anl;na<) and allow- A Milwaukee woman who Is a re- Ely's Cream Balm has completely quarter of section number twenty-eight forenocn, at the east front door of the Average PittsSirg policeman can give Igious fanatic has been traveling about cured me of catarrh when everything fhich lies scuth-westerly of Mill courthouse in the city of Ann Arbor, ing it to go at large was subject to a he country setting fire to church build- you informatiki about his town, and fine of 20 shillings, and anybody wai else failed. Many acquaintances have . and north of eight acres owned in said county of Washtenaw. that be- Sets It all frorrlrailroad literature. You nss of her mvn fl^nnmlnsHoii. used it with excellent results.—Alfred by Phillip Grnner, excepting and re- ing the place of holding the circuit permitted with impunity to kill any W. Stevens, Caldwell, Ohio. *"atch the timetable racks of a railroad goose or hog so running at larg* Eczema of the scalp or Scald Head, serving tile east six acres, thereof. court in saiti county. station and rio4-e what a high class of Price of Cream Balm is Jifty cents. Dated. June 14th. 1895. Dated, Apiil 17th, A. D. 1895. people these mfctal travelers ar«." even in its most severe form is never- Children Cry for failingly cureJ by Doan'sJOintment, the weakness easily cured by JOSEPB I'. WEBB, MARINDA L. WHITE, surest specific for all ftchiness of the N allr. Miles' Nerve Plasters, Circuit Court Commissioner, Washte- Ail druRtrists guarantee Or. Miles' PAIU N. W. CHEEVEF, Mortgagee. Pitcher's Castoria. skin. .C stop n^ •lachti '*Ope avt -i 0 > naw County, Michigan. 75 Attorney. (72) JUNE 20. 1895 B USIN'ESS CAB I) S. ONE TRADE BUSY. THE RIGHT HAND. r-\ K. WILLIAMS, More Clotbns Mendlrur by Tailors One Cled More Than Its State It Groin Big of the Result! tn' Dull Times. " Attorney ai Uw, Mich. and Important* "My trade has been bigger and bet- "I wish I were ambidextrous," re- i j loam d for outside parties.All ter in the last two dull years than ever marked a young woman who was seat- legal business given prompt attention. Tell Your Wife it was before," said a Columbus aveuue ed at the glove counter of a Woodward that you have W. S. MO ORB, tailor who follows the useful business avenue store. "I wear out so many of mending men's clothes, to a New right-hand gloves before those of the read that Santa Best Route York Sun reporter. "Look at the piles ol- left hand that a pair would last nearly Claus Soap is DENTIST! garments upon these shelves awaiung twice as long if the wear were more one of the Worn • one In nil forma ot modem ctentistry. my needle. I never knew of such a evenly divided between the two." greatest labor- :: ai . BftUS&CllOU rush at any other time since I became Southeast (, mraoteea. j "Couldn't you begin now?" asked the saving inven- a boss in the tailor's trade as that for young woman who was fitting on the (L\ OF M. GKADUATE.)- two years. I have had, and yet have, gloves. tions of the 28South Main St., - - - Ann Arbr to give out jobs enough to keep ten "No," was the sorrowful inflection; time. Tell South men and women at work. People come "I've tried, and taken several tumbles her that it WM. W. MCHOLS, in here with coats and trousers and in consequence. I always use my right vests who never used to do it, and will save her hand to open doors, to swin^ myself on strength, save Dental £*arlors ! hardly ever had any mending done, or a street car, to clutch railings, to carry Southwest ever thought of a patch. They have parcels and my umbrella, and hold up her time, save OVER SAVINGS BANK OPPO- been getting out their old stock to be my gown, until my left hand has be- her clothes. SITE COURT HOUSE 8QUABE.fixed up on a< ?ount of tlfe hard times. is the Some of th»n\ who would not be seen come almost useless. I couldn't save The merits of in here, s« :id around their garments myself from falling with it." ARTHUR J KLTSOX, by a messenger boy or a servant, and 1 "It is the same with ail ladies," said Louisville can furn out some things so sw v be vhe glovefitter in a tone intended to be better than they were when ne- >. if-*, comforting. SANTA CLAUS SOAP Contractor and Bulder! I would not give vou the names it- ty "Yes, that, is the -werer of it. I and can't see what parents and instructors appeal at once to every thoughtful woman. It's the best, purest, and customers, but I can tell you that »• me most economical soap to be procured. Sold everywhere. Made only by Estimates furnished on all kinds of Atchitee of them pass for rich. That summer are thinking of to overlook, as they do, ture. Residence and Shop. 21 Geddes-are. suit belongs to a man who is believed the value of the left hand. My right The N. K. Fairbank Company, - Chicago. Nashville i.c ofe a millionaire, and he has worn it hand, because of the extra work, it per- for two seasons, and when I send it forms, is half a size larger than its Choce Meats back to him, he can wear it for two mate. Have you noticed it?" Railroad more. Some men whom you'd never "Oh, yes, indeed; we try all ladies' SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO suspect of being hard up must be dowu gloves on the right hand first," said thl PROSPECTIVE SETTLERS. on their stumps, or perhaps they are girl as she fitted that useful member.--