CLOSING out Be Entirely Lost to the Assessment Roll

VOLUME XXXI-NO. 18. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1892. WHOLE NUMBER 1610.

me ANOTHER LINK « IN THE EXDLESS CHAI.V FIRST OF MAY Of popular offerings! An absolute revelation to the public of what can be done in the way of selling reliable OFFERING! DRY GOODS AT LOW SPECIAL AI Otjn Evening Shades arid Black Surah Silks. ' PEK YARD SALE! One lot China Silks. blaeV: and colors, at , 50c 25-inch $1 double-warp Black Surah and Pongee Silks at 75 22-inch $1 Black Faille Silks, Gros Grain and Peau De Sole, for 75c All our $1.S5 24-inch Black Faille Silks, Satin Rhadame, Alma Royal, elegant Gros Grains—the best $l.Sl rilks in the city, all go at $1 CARPETS AND DRAPERIES. Printed China Silks, black and colored grounds, fancy colored figures, beautiful summer silks for waists and dresses, worth $1, a big purchase, all to go at 65c 25 pieces Black Silk Grenadines, fancy stripes, figures aud satin brocades, worth $1.25, all to goat 97c OUR CONGRESSMAN SOWING THE SEED-WHAT WILL THE HARVEST BE? AT OQn 5 pieces satin-stripe Black Wool Dress Goods. 500 yards new Gimp Dress Trimmings, worth 26c, all to go at 10c HENRY GEORGE THEORIES. • A BRILLIANT METEOR! people, Grover Cleveland" Clause.) "Let your voices be for God and SPECIAL—500 pounds "White Star" Carpet our country and Grover Cleveland, Being Put in Practice by the New Warp at 15c a pound—the 22c quality. That Flashed on the Local Democratic forever." Cause.) Tax Law—and Our City will Lose Skies Last Thursday. "For the democratic party and for $1,000,000 Assessment Grover Cleveland" we shall never cease Notice This 5e List—All Big Bargains: Everyone has heard of people be- to fight, God being our keeper." PEK YARD 000000000 Thereby. 0 0 coming greater than their creator. On fuse.) 60 pieces Light and Dark Prints 6c 0 Sixty different styles o Thursday last Hon. Chas. R. Whit- 1 bale 8c Linen Crash 6c 0 China Matting, 18 to o The eraziness of the last legisla- The democratic party never made a man did a rash deed. He introduced 50 pieces new Dress Ginghams 6c o 60c a yard. LOWELL O ture is becoming more and more ap- hiomopoly." It never laid an oppres- o CARPETS, Body Brussels o to the democracy of the county in 26 pieces new Striped Flannels 6e o and Ingrain, have no o parent as the days glide by and the sive hand OTI labor. It never levied convention assembled at the court 20 pieces White Check Muslin 6c o equal. Art Squares and 0 laws enacted by them are put into ft tax on the people tinder the guise o Rugs, all kinds. Goat Rugs, o house, a brilliant, dashing-, fire-eat- 10 pieces fancy stripe Curtain Scrim 5c 0 all colors, 30x64, $2.60. . . . o into practice. The last evidence of of protecting- them." (But when the ing, republican devouring, opposition 50 pieces 10c embroideries to go at 6c o DRAPERIES—Oriental Cur- o their incompetency and running after Hemocratiue party had the power to o tains, Chenille Silk Cur- o smashing, splood and thunder, pliti- 1 case soft-finished Bleached cotton 6c o tains, Japanese Curtains, o vagaries comes to the people in the •repeal these alleged bad laws, why cal pyrotrehraic, who will without the Pretty Seaside Flannels, wortli-JOc, for L_ 6c 0 Irish Point Curtains, Brus- o new mortgage tax law which asses- •ftitm't it do the democrats would have to Continuing he paid that the demo- of dollars have been stricken from the fight (he may have prophesied better rolls in this city, we have gone cratic banner had no such words on than he knew) after it was aver there its folds as envy, malice and hatred, through the books of the various wouldn't be a black republican left -*&p-^ - -=Sp-- /jit but those other democratic words: wards and separated the mortgage in the country, and the democratic ma- "Peace on earth, good will to man." property from other personal prop- jorities would be BO great that no re- And the Colonel's speech was un- erty, and find the result, by wards. turning- board would dare to go back doubtedly a brilliant specimen of it. to be: of the returns. (Laughter..) 1st Ward $231,400 The "Colonel" siaid his voice should THOSE 2d 190.1)00 Th erepublican party had no prinei- t>e heard from now until the close of 3d 114,000 iples, it was founded on hate and 4th W21,200 the campaign in the. interest of the 5th 10.000 •malice. "Take the hearts out of the democratic party. It is certainly to Gth 17.r,.7.j0 republicans, boil them down and turn be hoped BO. Total $1,048,950 the product into their own stomachs, It is perfectly safe to estimate of :uid they would die in fifteen minutes." In another column a correspondent that amount a cool $1,000,000 will "They exist on the same food that presents some good points on the ne-CLOSING OUT be entirely lost to the assessment roll. makes, and toads, and lizzards live cessity for a large hotel in Ann Ar- OF MT ENTIRE on." (Loud sensation.) What will be the result ? bor,—one having a large dining room for banquets. The many state con- OFFERED BY This: The taxes to every property The republican party had over-rul- owner, to every man or woman who ed the precepts of the Nazarene and ventions which are coming here are ^' owns or is attempting to pay for a preaches the gospel of hate; the crea- beneficial to the city, and if they home in the city of Ann Arbor, will ture had devoured the Creator. can be well accommodated in hotels it Grocery Stock be increased just one-sixth. "If the southerners would only vote would send the delegates away much "Yes," you say, "but B, who has•She republican ticket, don't you sup-better impressed with our beautiful AND FIXTURESTURES. Mrs. 0. B. Hall pose they -Would be treated different town. Every year, as the number of a mortgage, of $2,000 on his home, and is assessed at $3,000, now has to toy the republicans ?" He instanced students increase, more relatives and for $500 are 66 feet wide and pay taxes on only $1,000." ftfosby as an example. (Intense nerv- friends eome to see them, hence more ousness.) accommodations are necessary. Our 183 feet deep, with a 20 That was undoubtedly the inten- Last week cleaned us up on a great many of the staple ft. alley in rear, tion of the law, but the alleged place Then this maeeive mauler of the correspondent, who is a well known of endless torment is said to be paved king's English—and republicans— public spirited citizen, has made a sug- goods, but in order to dispose of the slower selling articles, fronting on launched int oa panegyric upon Grov- gestion worthy of pushing until we such as BRUSHES, BROOMS, PAILS, SHOW CASES, either with good intentions. Every capitalist and loaner of money has found er Cleveland—alas! poor Grover I get a hotel suitable (<> the place and HORSES, WAGONS, Etc., we will by TUESDAY MORN- out long before this that it is not the "Tliis is the year in which we will opportunities. ING, May 3, have a full supply of all staple goods and will law, and the poor man or woman is £0 forward and rescue the govern- continue to sell them at Forest, Olivia or Lincoln lives. required to .sia'n a contract to paytaent from the hands 01 the destroy- The First Baptist church of Ann the tax on the mortgage also. Thus er. Tinder the leadership of that match- Arbor is one of those which observe the present law allows the capitalist less man, Grover Cleveland." (Ap- the pleasant custom of an annual to go untaxed, and the one who isplause.) roll call of its membership, which is ACTUAL COST It only takes $50 attempting to pay for a home has ••The democratic party lias but onemade the occasion of the largest so- to secure one. to pay all the taxes as heretofore, and Huty to perform in this contest, that cial gathering of the year, all of the The slower selling articles are closed out. Those who were an increased tax besides, of one-sixth it shall be first, last, and all the time members being expected to be pres- unable to get waited upon Saturday will please call early in because of the wiping off the rolls of in favor of that man who declares ent or acounted for. The Ladie's So- the week, so as to avoid the great rush of Saturday's trade. the personal assessment. ciety of the church serve tea at six Henry George may be a good theo- a public office is a public trust." rist, but when his theories come to be fplauee.) o'clock and receive offerings toward gjTALL GOODS PROMPTLY DELIVERED. E. B. HALL, put into practice, it makes the poor "Return to your home, friends, with the annuity which they have assumed. poorer and the rich richer every time. no uncertain sound, but firmly for The Boll Call Day this year is Friday, The squawbuck legislature was a No. 9 N. Main St., costly luxury to the people of the that grandest, greatest, most belov- May 6th, and the liBt will tie called, FRED T. STIMSON, ANN AEBOR. MICH. 2 W. HURON ST. state in more ways than one. fed and dearest man, In the eyes of thebeginning at 8 p. m. I

The bill was up to name a sum There was no mistaking the fact Democrats Don't Read This. The present House of Repre By act of legislation, sentatives will pass into history as To give the G. A. R. boys in blue that the democratic county con- The Ann Arbor Courier. A Washington ovation. vention, that assembled at the The following statistics in refer- " the one penny congress." Dear And every Southern Democrat WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1892. ence to the tin plate industry of the at that. Stood up before the bar court house last Thursday was a treasury department, are quite re- And voted straight against the bill Cleveland gathering. The visit of Wherever Gen. Alger appears To help the G. A. R. the ex-president here recently, se- markable in the face of the state- at public gatherings, either in the ments made by the tin plate liars It doesn't seem as if there were cured the solid delegation of old the imi Arbor Courier east or west, he is enthusiastically enough republicans down in Ala- Washtenaw for him, although who have been telling the people greeted. that there is no tin plate made in bama to get up a quarrel over any- there was no political significance (Published Every Wednesday. this country: Hill has about given up his pres- thing, but that's what they appear in the visit. The report makes the following idential hopes—this time—it is to be enjoying. Has a Large Circulation among MerchantsMenli , That political monstrosity, Mechanics, Manufacturers. Farmers, showing: Quarter ended Sept. 30, said, but you just wait and see him Mayor Doty ought to stand in known as the Miner election law, and Families Generally. 1891, 5 manufacturers reported: do up Grover, at Chicago. Tin plate, 152,480 pounds, terne solid with Don M. Dickinson. It is now before the state supreme was the Mayor's pleasing address 4 Very Desirable Medium for Advertisers plates,674,433 pounds; total, 82(3,- There is about $785,000,000 in court, and its constitutionality and 922. Quarter ended Dec. 31, 11the treasury, and yet there are and good words that secured for validity will be tested. The peti- manufacturers reported: Tin plates democrats who claim that the him that fine endorsement of thetion in the case is said to be very 215,911 pounds; terne plates, 1,- Washtenaw county democrats last EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. 193,910 pounds; total, 1,400,821 treasury is bankrupt. voluminous and explicit, and gives pounds. Quarter ended March 31, If Cleveland is nominated and Thursday. reasons why the law is illegal and unconstitutional, and in conflict TKRMS: 1892, 19 manufacturers reported: carries the country the way he did Col. Henri Watterson, of thes $1,00 per Year ind/ance. To Subscrib- Tin plates, 2,099.656 pounds; terne with acts of congress, besides. plates, 1,904,431 pounds; total, 3,- Rhode Island, there will be sad-Louisville Courier Journal, is ers out of the County, 15 cents extra, " agin " Cleveland. The star-eyed to pay postage. 004,086 pounds. These figures do ness in the home of Ruth. The democratic majority in Con- not include the sheet-iron or sheet- Another tin plate mill has shut goddess says that Cleveland can gress, by their votes, have decided Entered at the Ann Arbor Postofflceas Second- steel used in the manufacture of not carry New York, and may risk to transfer the manufacture of Class Mail Matter. down. The tin plate liar will W£WING articles tinned or terne-plated, es- such states as West Virginia, Vir- timated at 2,000,000 pounds. .Mr. please take notice. The mill is binding twine from the United OXLY ALL METAL CUTS INSERTED. Aver figures that the American situated in Wales, however. Theginia, and North Carolina besides. States to China, and Great Britain. manufacturers, in order to main-tin plate liar will now look glum. Henri would accept the nomina- For the good of the people of this JOB PRINTING- tain the duty on tin plates after tion himself, if it came his way. nation a republican senate and a We have the most complete job office in the Oct. 1,1897, must produce in one The Grant monument (to be) State or in the Northwest, which enables us to of the six years ending at date, 50,- There are hundreds of people in republican executive stand be- print Books. Pamphlets, Posters, Programmes, located at Riverside Park, N. Y. tween them and that suicidal act. Bill-Heads. Note-Heads, Cards, Etc.. in supe- 000,000 pounds of tin and terne City, looks very fine, indeed—on both parties who believe that the rior style, upon the shortest notice. plates weighing lighter than sixty- new election law is a good one, but Free trade means death to Ameri- three pounds to the square foot. paper. The people will think can industry. BOOK-BINDING-. Mr. Ayer says the indications are more of it when it is built. New that a change should be made so Connected with THE COURIER office is an that no person could have any one extensive Book-Bindery, employing competent that under existing conditions the York has been promising so long, How easily one can lose the and experienced hands. All kinds of Records, to show them how to vote. If they Ledgers, Journals. Magazines, Ladies' Books, production of the country before and waiting for the people of the work of years was recently demon- Rurals and Harper's Weeklies, Etc., bound on the close of the second fiscal year do not know enough to read and the shortest notice and in the most substaH nation to do what she should do strated in Philadelphia, where the tlal manner, at reasonable prices. Music es- will be in excess of an annual rate write they ought to lose their vote. pecially bound more tastefully than at any of 200,000 pounds. herself. invaluable political library of Col. other bindery in Michigan. There is no excuse for ignorance in A. K.McClure of the Philadelphia Little drops of Grover, Henry M. Stanley, the explorer, this country. Times was destroyed by fire. It MASONIC DIRECTORY. Little grains of Dave, has consented to stand for a seat Make their busted party The republicans of New York, in took the flames only a few minutes ANN ARBOR COMMANDERY, NO. 13, meets first Mighty hard to save. in parliament, under the Union- Tuesday of each month, B. F. Watts, E. C; their state convention last Thurs- to destroy what Col. McOlure had John R. Miner, Recorder. The old soldiers will probably ists banner, in the general elec- been fifty years in accumulating, WASHTENAW CHAPTER, NO. 6, R. A. M.—Meets tions to come off in England soon. day, chose four of their most prom- first Monday each month. L. C. Goodrich, remember the present House at inent leaders as delegates at large ' and what was probably the most H. P.; N. D. Gates, Secretary. Washington, from the fact, that Fri- Here's hoping Henry will have valuable library of its kind in ex- sufficient hustle to get there. He to the national convention at Minn- BUSINESS CARDS. day evenings were set aside for eapolis, Minn.: Chauncey M. De-istence, very many of the works pension legislation, and that on might make some valuable discov- being out of print and never can eries in that body. Pew, ex-Senators Platt and Miller, those evenings the members all and Senator Hiscock. It was a be replaced. It was more than an Chas. "W. Vogel, have so much business they can It costs $5,000 a day to run the great day and there were ringing individual loss,'it was a loss to the Dealer in all kinds of not attend. National House of representatives, entire student world. Fresh and Salt Meats. speeches setting forth the sold rock The American Medical Associa- and yet when a horse race occurs principles on which the republican Poultry, Lard, etc. 100 Piece Dinner Sets Decorated, for tion will meet at Detroit in June. at Washington enough of the over- party is founded. The Minneapolis $10.50. Adams' Bazar. EVERYTHING NEAT AND CLEAN It is understood that it will be thewhelming majority of democratic convention will be a gathering of No. 9 E. ANN ST., ANN ARBOR. most numerously attended meet- congressmen can not be drummed the best men of the party, and its Low Prices IM Honest Goods I WANT COLUMN. ing of the society ever held. Over up to make a quorum for business. actions cannot help but be wise. What a commentary on patriot- Are always to be found at Short advertisements not to exceed three 3,000 physicians will be present, it Was it just the thing for peace- lines, or Lost or Found Houses for Sale or ism and statesmanship. Rent, Wants, etc., inserted three weeks for is thought. Detroit's reputation as able, law abiding citizens to do, to 25 cents. Situations wanted, free. Pfl DRUG a convention city is always a draw- President Harrison would have string up a lot of men on suspicion RS. DR. N. H. PIERCE has changed her ing card. STORE. oftice to the rooms on second floor at No. pleased a great many republicans of committing a crime, simply be- M8 V Main St.. where she maybe found from 9 had lie appointed Andrew D. 10 li and 1 to C o'clock, daily. Of 642 delegates chosen to the cause they were colored, as they national convention to be held at AVhite,expresident of Cornell Uni- 75,000 ALESMKN—Energetic men wanted. Free did in Tennessee the other day ? prepaid outfit. One of our agents has versity, as minister to France in Seorned over S20.000 in five years. P. O. BoxMinneapolis, 390, over one-half, go It is admitted that the crime, 1371. New York. *10 uninstructed, or in other worde, place of Whitelaw Reid. The which was the committing of an Rolls of Wall Paper RIVATE SALE—During Friday, Saturday, frpe to act as they may think the president's selection, T. Jefferson and Monday. April 15, 16. and 18, the fol- outrage upon two defenseless •":• P Household tioods will Vie offered for bfst interests of the party demand. Coolidge, of Massachusetts, wiTi ite Sale at So. 3 Hamilton Park Addition, young women, justified the pun- ate St., Ann Arbor: Furniture, including The day when delegates shall go undoubtedly be acceptable to Mas- i Bed Room Setts, Chairs, Sofas, etc; Bedding, ishment, but to hang men there- Mattresses, Comforts, Pillows,etc.,and Kitchen to conventions fettered and chain- sachusetts, and the east. Vu-nsils of all sorts. 10 for without being identified as the ed is about passed. So many of the democratic guilty ones, and simply on suspi- LYMOUT1I ROCK K(iGS of Geo. J. NisBly's All new Spring designs. best stock. Dandelion, Boneset, Raspberry members of the House were ab- ion alone, was a dangerous pre- BShrubs and Syrups. Strawberry pi ants for sale. The outcome of the Ohio repub- Look at the low prices: Address Emil Baur, Dexter Avenue. lican convention, in sending ex- sent at home, seeking a renomina- cedent to set, besides being bar- fA-NTED—GENERAL STATE AGENT to tion from their constituents, and barous. PER BOLL . . oy»e:i headquarters in some principal Governor Foraker and one of his city, assume control of onr business, and ap- friends, together with two Sher- attending the horse races, that a Best Blanks at 4, a and 6c point local and sub-agents in every city in this The common people of this na- Best Gilts at . - - • - 8, 10 and 18< state; goods in universal demand, and pay a quorum could not be obtained last net profit of 50 to 100 per cent. THE UNION man men to the national convention; the business people of this Fine Paper at - - - - lo, 20 and 25c COMPANY, 744 Broadway, NEW YORK. tion at Minneapolis, was not ex-Thursday. The people pay them nation; the great masses of the PAPER HANGING A SPECIALTY. rpEAM FOR SALE—Will sell them seperate. actly what the democrats desired. $5,000 a year for putting up their people would hail with delight a I Also new house on Forest Ave., with all modern conveniences. H. Richards, 9 Detroit But it was a grand thing to do, and own fences and neglecting public change in the law that would make St., Ann Arbor. shows the good sense of Ohio re- business for horse races. Is that it ? the election of president and vice- GEORGE WAHR, TTTANTED WASHING — Will go to private publicans to a remarkable degree. W houses or do it at my residence. It is asserted by Mr. Bland that, president occur only once in six or OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE, 23 Hiscott st. Mr.s. EMILE BUCHHOLZ. eight years, and no man eligible gj Judge J. O. Shields, of Alpena, " for the sake of a few New Eng- ANN ARBOR, MICH. ANTED—A House with Barn. House with Remember we lead them all. GOOD- about 6 or 7 rooms. Must be in good re- died last Sunday at the home of land mugwumps we are likely to to a second term. Our presiden- YEAR'S DRUG STORE, Wpair. In good location. Call at Courier office tial elections occur too often. or address X. his sister in Fowlerville, aged 44 lose a number of democrat silver No. 4 S. Main St. years. Judge Shields was formerly states." The "we" in that instance Once in four years is often enough ISS GRACE HENDRIf.KSON — Pupil of Profs. Luderer and Yunck. of Detroit, a Howell boy, was born in Unadil- means the democrats. Senator to change state administrations. Mwill give instructions on the violin. Particu- lars at residence, 72 S. State St. 3m la, graduated from the University Pugh, of Alabama, also agrees For the benefit of business, and ANNUAL ATER TANK FOR SAI.K.—Tank, 4 feet of Michigan in 1872, and was ap- with Mr. Bland, and thinks that at the peace and prosperity of the square by 4 feet deep, made of 2 inch pine plankW , lined with heavy galvanized iron. En- pointed by President Cleveland as least six southern states will re- country, our elections should not quire at this office chief justice of Arizona. It will pudiate the nomination of Grover occur so frequently. O RENT.—An office suite over F. & M. Bank be remembered that there was a Tcor. Main and Huron sts. Apply at COURIER Cleveland. The position of the grain trade OFFICK. great light over his confirmation Hon. Perry Belmont, of Newseems to forecast probabilities fav- A KM FOR. SALE—The Bullock or Ev-in the Senate, but he won. OF DETROIT, MICH., erett farm,Smiles west of Salem Station, York, one of the prominent demo- orable to our retention of gold. Fand 11 miles from Ann Arbor, containing 109 acres; house and barnes, stock, and well The young democracy of Kent cratic financial gentlemen of the The important information con- water, timber; school and church within a For the Year Ending December 31st, 1891, mile. Land naturally the best and cultivation county are making it very lively party, says Mr. Cleveland cannot tributed to our Minister at St. good; also forty acre farm for sale, the S % of the E. % of the S. E. qr. of sec. 34 of Annfor the older heads, such as Mayor carry New York, New Jersey, In- Petersburg as to the situation pro- Arbor town, being part of the Howe-North place north of the County Farm; "3 miles from Uhl, Messrs. Weston, Doran, Car- diana, and Connecticut, and adduce- d by the great famine of Rus- Mack ASchmid's," 1% miles from city limits. First-class laud for peaches. Prices and terms roll, etc. The young fellows assert vises the party to nominate a man sia warrants the conclusion that REVENUE ACCOUNT- seasonable. Call on or address Andrew E. Gib- virtually no export of grain may ron,32 Maynard St., Ann Arbor that they have done the work for who can. Perhaps Perry can Received for Premiums, % 882,514 2(5 years and the older ones have name him ? And then again, per- be expected from that country out Received for Interest, 179,689 80 reaped the harvest. They now haps the Minneapolis convention of the next crop, and it is likely to TOTAL INCOME $1,062,204 00 The great blow made about require years to restore Russia to Disbursements for Death Claims Dividends), Matured Insurance, Sur- propose to have a few sheaves for can name him. render Values and all Expenses, .$ 654,994 20 Capt. Allen, of Ypsilanti, being her former status as a source of prosecuted by the civil service themselves. As a consequence % 407,209 86 Mr. Uhl will not find, it smooth What would be thought of relig cereal supplies. A very large hia- BALANCE TO INVESTMENT ACCOUNT, - commission for soliciting funds for ious people if they had put in thetus in the world's product of bread- political purposes has come to the sailing at the democratic state con- ASSET ACCOUNT- hands of such men and was Thos. stuffs is thus created, and it will Cash in Bank, ..-...- 126,940 14 end that all friends of the Captain vention at Muskegon to-day. First Mortgage Liens on Real Estate, - 2,428,303 80 Paine, and as is Robert G. Inger- devolve chiefly upon the United Real Estate, ...... 225,406 59 thought it would. It seems that a Loans to Policy Holders secured by Reserves, 305,835 88 Prof. John Philip Sousa, leader soll and kindred infidels, the task States, as the principal exporting Agents' Balances ...... 8,537 23 thin-skinned, white livered, office- Bills Receivable -...--- 32,951 67 of the famous Marine Band, of of revising the bible ? Would they country, to fill the vacuum. The U. S. Bonds and Stock Collaterals, .... 11,923 75 holding mugwump in Chicago, get- Interest and Rents accrued, ..... 54,251 61 Washington, D. O.,in an interview not be considered fools? What inference from this prospect is Interest and Rents dne, - - - - 32,858 82 ting an inkling that the Captain in the Detroit Tribune, is credited then can be thought of the people that, if we have another good crop Outstanding Premiums, secured by Reserve Fund (20 per cent, load- ini; deducted), .... 205,036 04 was raising funds for the national with the following language: "I of the nation who desire to place year, we shall nevertheless realize Deferred Premiums, secured by Reserve Fund (20 per cent, loading deducted), ..... 36,681 45 committee got into a conversation believe in variety of programs. A in the hands of its deadly enemies, higher prices for our grain; and, if with him, and tried to trap man doesn't want all dessert at his the task of revising the tariff? The we should have a poor crop, the TOTAL ASSETS, $3,468,720 08 the Captain into asking him, the dinner, neither does a musical au- cases are parallel. consequent still higher prices ob- LIABILITIES. said office holder, for a contribu- dience want a program composed tained for the surplus of one hun-Amount of Reserve Fund, American Table (4J4 per cent.) $2,976,778 00 tion. This he did not succeed in Deposits of Policy-Holders, 420 92 entirely of classical stuff. My suc- A physician and surgeon, hailing dred million bushels of wheat to Death Claims, not due, - - - - . 18,209 26 doing only in his own imagination. cess is due, I think, to the fact that from New York, of course, pro-be carried over into the coming Surplus, ...... 473,318 80 But the extremely virtuous afore- I endeavor to please the audiences poses to eradicate crime by " re- crop year will be an abundant TOTAL, - $3,468,726 98 said mugwump office holder con- Xon Itisks assumed in 1891, 6,927,921 50 by giving them popular music, as moving from the heads of crimi- compensation for the failure, whilst Increase of Assets, 461,173 S5 sidered it his duty to kick tip a stir that of a higher order. In Chicago nals that portion of the brain we shall be likelv to be enabled to Increase of Surplus, :s:i,;iil 85 in the hope of getting himself into the papers complimented the band which incites to crime." Good keep our stock of gold in good During the year 1891 this Company loaned to Pollcy-Holders over $70,000.00 upon Endowment prominence. Such men should be very highly and drew a vivid com- idea. As charity begins at home, shape. Thus the prospect for the Policies assigned to it as security, the Reserve in each case being in excess of the Loans made. given wings and translated bodily parison between our popular pro- how would it do for him to experi future of our agricultural interest The total amount paid to Policy-Holders by this Company to date is, $3,S00,256 03 to some other clime. They are grams, which drew forth wonder- ment on one D. B. Hill, of that and for the railroad interest so di- Hon. T. W. PALMER, Pres. pure and virtuous enough to live O. R. LOOKER, Sec'y. S. R. MUMFORD, Vice-Pres. ful applause, and those of Thomas, state, as a starter. If it works rectly dependent upon it may be H. F. FREDE, Ass't Sec'y. in a land where they do not wear 1 ! which were regarded as too clas- well, Michigan will secure his ser- regarded as more than ordinarily G. W. SANDERS, Actuary. clothes. sical." vices for a few of her squawbucks. satisfactory. W. F. RAYNOLDS, Consulting Actuary. ENERGETIC AND EXPERIENCED AGEN'TS WANTED. ADDRESS THE SECRETARY. Continued from Slhpage. the board of public works, be, and the The monthly reports of the city same are in all things approved and " WOBTH A GUINEA A BOS," clerk, marshal and poor superinten- the board is hereby directed to advertise for bids for the construction there- dent were read and ordered filed. of according to the same. The city clerk received and read the Which resolution prevailed by a yea following bids: :IVA\ nay vote as follows: W. J. Miller, Esq., Yeas—Aids. Wines, Schairer, Martin, City Clerk, G3VERED WITH A TASTELESS AND Ann Arbor. Mich. Herz, Fillmore, Snow, Ferguson, Jteli- Dear Sir:—Your favor of the 12thberg, Taylor, Kitson, Prettyman and SOLUBLE CQAT1M0. of April is received. This bank will Pres. Cooley—12. pay three per cent, on all balances Nays—None. |For SICK HEAtlOHE, and Charge six per cent, on all over- ; Dizziness, or Swimming in the Head, Wind* drafts. Interest to be computed ou By Alderman Snow: ; 1'ain, ana Spasms at the Stomach, Pains in ! "If Tliftro Were Dreams to Sell." daily balances and payable January Resolved, That the printing of the i tho Back, Gravel, and flying Pains in the ) IT! and July Hrs1 • proceedings of this conucil for the com- | Body, Rheumatism, etc. < If there were dreams to sell, Yours very truly, ii!« year he awarded to the Ann Ar- i Take four, five or oven B\I of Beecbam's' FARCO'S^ Pp 1 not know full well P. II. BELfiEB, bor Argus and the Ann Arbor Courier, J Pills, and in nine Pastor Koenig, of Fort Wayne, Ind., since 1876. and By Aid. Wines: FOX 2§c. CURED BACK. is now prepared under his direction by the An it sticks in my crop. Which resolution prevailed by a yea But the men who dress up like a dude or a Resolved, That such narts of the re- and nay vote as follows: dandy, port of the chief of the fire department It overcomes all the present troubles KOENIC MED. CO., Chicago, III. They cat nothin worser than puddin or candy. as seems to call for action, be refer- Yeas—Aids. Wines, Schairer, Martin, Sold by Druggists at SI per Bottle. S for 85. An they reach out an grab jest w'atever comes red to the fire department committee Herz, Fillmore, Pnow, Ferguson, Reh- of extracting lime and other sedi- Iârse Size, S1.75. G Bottles for »9. handy— and the street committee. berg, Taylor, Kitson, Prettyman and ments which accumulate in water An it 6ticks in my crop. Which resolution prevailed. Pres. Cooley—12. backs, often making them useless An the poor man, like me, who digs in the dirt By Aid. Wines: Nays—None. (It sticks in my crop), Resolved, That the board of public and in great many instances becom- Never wears a tailed coat, never wears a biled .Mel. Wines moved that the Hill st. works is hereby instructed to secure sidewalk petition be referred to side- FOR MEN ONLY! shirt. bids on two carloads of cross-walk ing dangerous. BFor LOST or FAILING MANHOOD, An it sticks in my crop. lumber and on such sizes of tile as walk committee. The outlay of dollars is reduced ta "F GeneraWeaknesl ans do fNERVOU Body andS Mind DEBILITY, Effects, Bat them swell chaps who never do toilin nor Which motion prevailed. JUof Errors or Excesses in Old or Young. spinnin. may be deemsd necessary. dimes. No household using a range Itobnst, Noble IBANHOOUU full yy RestoredRestored.. How to EnlargEnlar e and Aid. Wines moved that the street . tni.L'tlunV.KAK,lVKAK! ! NnmJoi'KlNnm-J.oi'Kl)) OK L-l±\.±Jj.i}jiJ MODICAL" PILLS from suffer from thisdistressiuij comx>laiub; brftfortu- What the glory of thy boughs shall be? there be, why the'prayer of the petitioner Parts? Franco. Kstal'lished In EEurope 1839, Adolph Bellike. or $18 from Cleveland for the round trip, should not be granted. Aud it is further or nately their goodness does notendhoro.aiidtliono He who plants a tree, On the north side of Liberty street, in front Camilla, in 1!*8. For suppression-;, Irregulari- •whoonco try them will find these little pills valu- of the property of Mrs. Mary Hawkins; thai including meals and berths. The attrac- dered, that said petitioner give notice to tlu ana Monthly Derangements. A reliable nble In so many ways that they will not bo wil- ]Ie plants love; all of such sidewalks be gradea, built and tions of a trip to the Mackinac region are persons interested in mid psfatsq,.Of the puu monthly medicine. They always relieve. Any ling to do without them. Bui after allsick head Tents of coolness spreading out above constructed in the manner, within the time, unsurpassed. The island itself is a grand, dency of said petition, and tne hearing thereof druggist, *2. American Pill Co., Proprietors, Wayfarers, he may not live to see. and of the material prescribed by the provis- by causing a copy of this order to be publisher -pi'iiccr. Iowa. Kobert Sjeplicnson & Co., Gifts that grow are best; ' in of n n ordinance ' Entitled an Ordinance " romantic spot; its climate is most invigor- in the Ann Arbor Courier, anewspaperprintec wholesale agertts, and all other druggists iu Hands that bless are blest; ating. Save your money by traveling and circulating in said County, three succes Ann Avbor. These, pills, are warranted to r •'-*11iv • to sidewalks, and on the grade to be sive weeks previous to suul day of bearing, bring on the " change." Plant! Life does the rest. e. - t'lblished. between Detroit and Cleveland, via the [A true copy.] J. WIJ.LARD BABBITT, IB the bano of so many lives that hero Is whera Heaven and earth help him who plants a Which resolution prevailed. D. & C. Line. Fare, $2.25. This division Judge of Probate we make ci' r great boast. Our piila cure it whilo tree. is equipped with two new steamers, "City V. G. HOTY. Probate Reui&teE GET THE BEST others ao! it. And his work its own reward shall be. By Aid. Kitson. of Detroit" and "City of Cleveland," now Carter's kittle Liver Pills are very small and —Lucy Larcom. very easy : J take. One or two pills make a dose. Resolved, That the grading and constellation famous as the largest and most magnifi- ESTATE OP JOHX M. I.KTTS. They areiitrictly vegetablo and do not gripo or Originality. of tbe sidewalks hereinafter mentioned be cent on fresh water. Leave every night, purge, but by their gentle action please all who ing deemed a necessary public improvement, arriving the following morning at des- TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washte FIRE IKSURAHCE v.B9lhem. Invialaat25ccnt3; fivefor$l. Sold Once as I pondered o'er strange books, and Therefore, it is hereby ordered that a plank S naw, ss. by druggists everywhere, or sent by mail. sought sdewalk be graded, built and constructed on tination, making SURE connection with all At a session of the Probate Court for the and along tbe east side of Fourth avenue in morning trains. Palace steamers, four Countv of Washtenaw. holden at the Probate $29,000,000. CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York. Prom secrets of the past a knowledge new. Office in the city of Ann Arbor, on Tuesday, tin. Within my mind enthralled there sudden grew the city of Ann Arbor, from Catherine street trips per week between Detroit, Mack- Security held for the protection of^the policy to Beakes street; that Fuch sidewalk be twenty-sixth day of April, in the year one holders. SMALL PiLL SMALL BCSE. SMALL PRICE The perfect germ of a stupendous thought! graded, built and construct"! in the manner, inac, Petoskey, the "Soo" and Marquette. thousand eight hundred and ninety-two. No bizarre brain as yet had ever wrought within ttie time, and of the material pre- Send for illustrated pamphlet. Address Present,J." Willard Babbitt, Judge of Probate This odd, weird wonder into shape, and few scribed by the provision of an ordinance A. A. Schantz, G. P. A., Detroit & Cleve- Iu the matter of the estate of John M. Letts RIKSEY & SEABOLT'S Could from the stores of Fancy bring to view "Entitled an Ordinance" relative to side- land Steam Nav. Co., Detroit, Mich. incompetent. A whim to equal this, to me untaught! walks, and on thp uri'.'.o to be established. George J. Crowell, the guardian of said ward Christian Mack. Its radiant advent thrilled me with delight. Which Resolution prey ailed. comes into court and represents that he is now Represents the following fust-class companies, But as I dreamed I heard a sad voice say: prepared to render his auuual account as such of which one, the iEtna, has alone paid $65,000, guardian. 000 fire losses in sixty-five years: BAKERY, GROCERY, "I who am living in a spirit home. By Aid. Kitson. Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the With the same thought that pleasures thee to- Resolved,Th;\t tbe grading and construction Notice to Builders and Contractors, twenty-third day of May next, at ten o'clock ^5tna, of Hartford ,*9,192,641 night. of tiie sidewalks hereinafter mentioned be- Notice is hereby given to Builders mid Con- in the'forenoou.be assigned for examining aud ing a necessary public Improvement, tractors that scaled bids will be received by allowing such account, and that the next of Franklin of Philadelphia :ULV713 FLOUR AND FEED STORE. Charmed grim Tiberius through a festal day the state Board of Education up to and Includ- Germania, N. Y. 2.700.729 And made tumultuous laughter roar through Therefore, it is hereby ordered that a stone kin of said ward aud all other persons inter- We keep constantly on hand BREAD, CRACK sidewalk be graded, built and constructed on ing Wednesday. May ia. lor constructing two ested in said estate, are required to appear at German, American. X. Y 4,065,968 EKS. CAKES, "etc., for wholesale and Rome!" and along llif south side of Washington brick two-story annexes to the State Normal a session of said Court, then to be holden at retail trade. We shall also keep —F. S. Saltus. street, fmm Ashley street, to Fifth avenue, School, at Ypsilauti. said annexes to be con- the Probate Oflice, in the City of Ann Arbor, London Assurance, London 1,416,788 a supply of and on and along the north side of Washing structed during July and August of the pres- iu said county, and show cause,if any there be, Michigan F. & SI., Detroit 2S7.60S Little Things. ton street, from Main street to Fourth ave- ent yci.r. Plans ami specifications can bewhy tlie said account should not be allowed: N.Y. Underwriters, N. Y 2.596,676 nue, in the city of Ann Arbor; that such found r.t the State Normal School.on and after and it is further ordered that said guardian SWIFT & DEUBEL'S BEST I threw a pebble out into the lake; sidewalks be graded, built and constructed National, Hartford 3.771,505 Wednesday. April 2(1, and also :at the office of trive notice to the persons interested in said The pebble was small, in the manner, within the time, and ot thethe architect, Arthur B. (..'ram, b j tiriswold St., estate, of the pendency of said account, and Phcenix, Brooklyn 3.759,03$ The lake was wide, material prescribed by the provision of an Detroit. the hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this White Wheat Flour! But the circling waves, by that pebble made. ordinance •'Entitled an Ordinance" relative For farther information as to the manner order to be published iu the Ann Arbor Cou- Losses liberally adjusted and promptly paid- to sidewalks, and on the grade to be estab- r OSBORN'S GOLD DUST FLOUR. BUCK- Pictured a lesson that will not fade lished. and form of proposals, etc., apply to the Prin- rier, a new spaner printed and circulating in Policies issued at the lowest rates of premium. WHEAT FLOUR, CORN MEAL, While men on this earth abide. cipal of the .State Normal School or address said County, three successive weeks previous I191tf FEED, ate, at wholesale and Which resolution prevailed. the undersigned, to whom all bids must be to said day of hearing. retail. A general stock of I gave of my love to a sorrowing world; sent. PERKY F. POWERS, [A true copy.] J. WILLARD BABBITT, The word was feeble. Chairman of Building Committee, Judge of Probate. By Aid. Kitson. 12 Cadillac, Mich. W. G. DOTY, Probate Register. The world was wide. Resolved, That the grading and construction But the love wave met with the sinking bark of the sidewalk hereinafter mentioned being KSTATE OP JOHN AV. WHITLAEK. GROCERIES ana PROVISIONS Of one who was dying alone in the dark, a necessary public improvement, TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washte- TATE OF MICHIGAX, County of Washte- Constantly on hand, which will be sold on a And a psean rolled in with the tide. Therefore, it is hereby ordered that a stone Snaw. ss. At asession of the Probate Court for S naw, ss. reasonable terms as at any other house in the sidewalk be graded, built and constructed on the County of Washtenaw. holden at the Pro At a session of the Probate Court for the city. Cash paid for BUTTER, EGGS, and I reached to heaven for a sinning soul; and along the north side of Huron street, in bate Office In the city of Aaii Arbor, ou Satur- County of Washtenaw, holden at Probate Of- COUNTRY PRODUCE generally. Goods de- My prayer was weak. tbe city of Ann Arbor, in front of the prop- day, the thirtieth day of April, in the year Bce, Iu the Gity of Ann Arbor, on Monday, the livered to any part of the city without extra But God was strong. erty of A. W. Hamilton; that such sidewalk one thousand, eight hundred and ninety-two. istli day of April, in the Year one thousand charge. eight hundred and ninety-two. And sins like scarlet were washed and white. be graded, built ami constructed in the man- Present, J. Wiuiard Babbitt, Judge of Pro- ner. Within the time, and of the material pre- bate. "Present, J. Willard Babbitt, Judge of Pro- RINSEY & SEABOLT. For the soul that groveled sprang up to the scribed by the provision of an ordinance In the matter of the estate of John \V. Wliit- bate. light. "Entitled an Ordtuance" relative to side- Iark, deceased. In the matter of the estate of Henry Doug- And the weeping became a song. walks, and ou the grade to be established. Edward Treadwill, tho administrator de las, deceased, I.evi D. Wines, the adminis- -E. H. Chase. bonls non of said estate, comes into court and trator of said estate, comes into court and "DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE—State of Michi- Which resolution prevailed. represents that he ia now prepared to render represents that he is now prepared to render UP Missed his Opportunity! DON'T NUi his final account as such administrator. liC ~V<>urs, Header. Tbe mnjority neglect their op- Sx gan, County oi Washtenaw, ss. Music's Magic. By Aid Kitson. his final account as such administrator. portunities, and from that eanselive in poverty and die in In the matter of the estate of Flora A. Van- Stealing through the twilight. Thereupon it. is ordered that Friday, the Thereupon it is ordered, that Friday, the obscurity ! Harrowing despair \% tho l"t of many, as they dawurker, minor. Resolved, That the gradi ng and construction twenty-seventh day of May next, at ten o'clock 20th day of May next, at ten o'clock in the look brick on lost, forever lost, opportunity. 3,lie Is pnss- Notice is hereby given that in pursuance ol Comes a breath of song. 'orenoon, be assigned for examining and al- tnjff! Reach out. Be up and doing. Improveyour opportu- of the sidewalks hereinafter mentioned beinu in the forenoon, be assigned for examining and nity, and secure ptosperity, promiuouce.peaco. It was said an order granted to the undersigned guardian Like a faint suggestion a necessary public improvement. allowing such account, and that the heirs-at- .owing such account, and that the heirs at law by a philosopher, that "the Goddess of Fortune offers a of said minor, by the Hon. Judge of Probate Of a perfume gone. Therefore, H is hereby ordered that a stone law of said deceased, and all others persons of said deceased, and all other persons inter- golden opportunity to each person at some period of Ufa; for the County of Washtenaw, ou tbe 12th day sidewalk be graded, built and constructed on interested in said estate, are required to appear ested in said estate, are required to appear at a embrace tho chance, aud she pours out her riches; fail to do of April, A. D. lS'.G. there will be sold at Public It steals into the chambers and along the east side of Fourth avenue in at a session of said court then to be holden at session of said Court, then to be holden at the eo and she departs, never to retarn." llow shall you find Vendue, to the highest bidder, at the east front Of my beating heart, the city of Ann Arbor, from Huron street to the Probate Office in the city of Ann Arbor, in '•robate Office, in the City of Ann Arbor, iu tbe GOLDEN opportunity? Investigate every chnnce that door of the Court House, in the city of Ann And a thousand dreamy fancies Detroit street; that such sidewalk be graded, said county, and show cause, if any there said County, and show cause, if any there be, appears worthy, and of fair promise; that ia what all suc- Arbor, in the County of Washtenaw, in said be, why the said account should not bewhy the said account should not be allowed: cessful men do. Hera is an opportunity, sneta ns is not often Into being start. built and constructed in the manner, within ^ritliin the reach ot laboring people.. I mproved, it will give, state, on Tuesday, tbe thirty-first day of May, tlie time, and of the material prescribed by allowed. And it is further ordered, that said Vnd it is further ordered, that said Adminis- atleiist, ii grand sUrt iu life. The OOLBKN opportunity for A. D. 1892, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that the provision of an ordinance "Entitled an Administrator give notice to the persona in- trator give notice to the persons interested in many is here. Money to be made mpiilly and honorably day (subject to all encumbrances by mortgage I hear again the voices Ordinance" relative to sidewalks, and on the terested in said estate, of the pendency of said said estate, of the pendency of said account, by any industrious person of either sex. All siôs. Yon can or otherwise existing at the time of the sale, Heard in vanished years, grade to be established. account and the hearing thereof, by causing a and the hearing thereof, by causing a copy of do the work and live at home, whet-over 3 on -ive. Even be- all the right title and interest of said minor) I see again the faces copy of this order to be published in the Ann ;his order to be published in the Ann Arbor ginners are easily earning from $U> to JSIO por day. You the following described Real Estate, to wit: Absence but endears. Arbor Courier, a newspaper printed and circu- Courier, anewspaper printed and circulated in can do as well if you will work, not too hard, but indastri- Which resolution prevailed. said County, three successive weeks previous onsly; and you can increase youriucomeasymi gooo. Yon Lots 15 and 16, block two (2) north of Hu- lating in said county, three successive weeks :an give spare time only, or all your time to the work. Easy ron Street range, six (6) east, according to the What magic is in music, By Aid. Martin: previous to said day of hearing, to said day of hearing. .:> letirn. Capital not required. We start yun. All is com- recorded plot of the village, now city, of Ann Turning time to flow Resolved, That the plans and speci- J. WILLARD BABBITT, J. WILLARD BABBITT, paratively new and reullr wonderful. We instruct and Arbor, Washtenaw County, Michigan. show you how, free. Failure unknown aiming our work- Backward to its fountain fications of the new stone culverts, to (A true copy.) JUDGE OF PROBATE. A true copy) JUDGE OF PROBATE. en. No room to explain here. Write and leurn ftll free, HERMAN KRAPK, In the long ago? be constructed on Hill st., and on W. G. DOTY, V. G. DOTY, >y return mnil Unwise to delay. Address at once, IS. Dated, April 12, 1892. Guardian Probate Register. -Frederick A. BIsbee. Fifth st., (2d ward), submitted by Probate Register, ll*ll«t* «feCo., Kox 88O, Poi-tlund, Maine. COUNTY AND VICINITY. About 50 guests witnesse dthe mar CHORAL UNION CONCERT ri'age of Mr. George Webster and Mis; MILK CRUST ON BABY The Saline base ball boys hope t Ida M. Spear, at Chelsea, on the evei At University Hall, May 10. organiee 8 •winning nine this year. ling of April 27, Rev. O. 0. Bailey per Kept Spreading Until His Face Was (arming the ceremony. Still They Come. a Raw Sore. He Scratched Mm Abipral Oole, wife of AVm. Cole Boston Symphony Orchestra (70 mu- The board of supervisors of Livings Until Blood Ran. of Saline, died on the 22d inst., age sicians). Arthur Jukiseh, Conductor; 61 years. ton county have agreed to allow hitch Another invoice of Nobby Spring Suits just received^ which Eugene D'Albert, Pianist. This Concert we will sell from $i to $5 less than the same Best Physicians Said No Cure While Chelsea is having a flower test: ins posts placed in front of the cour Teething. He Was Cured val thfe week, it having commence house square in Howell. At a distanc will be a memorable event for Ann Arbor. goods can be bought for elsewhere. Promptly by Cuticura. yesterday. it doesn't seem to be just the thin, " The finest orchestra in the world," is The golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs to do. Paderewski's opinion of this organiza- Something over two years ago, our boy, then le» than one year old, was troubled with an eruption George Savage, of Chelsea, was cole The house of James Walters, eas tion, and such a judgment we are con- on bis head, pronounced by our best physicians to •brated on the 10th Inst. of Ypsilanti, was struck by lightning fident will be coincided with by our citi- be a case of " milk crust or infantile eczema." SPRING They also said that It would be impossible to cure The Observer would like to hav< (Monday night and burned to 'th zens and students. The program which it until after he had finished teething. This malady ground, the family escaping in thei kept spreading until his face was a raw sore, and the several bicycle riders of Balin we give elsewhere is a superb one, and every few days he would draw his finger nails down village organize a bicycle club. night clothes. Loss $1,500, partiallj the Detroit musicians who come out to on both cheeks, removing the scabs, and the blood insured. running down on his chin made him present a There is not a vacant house i Ann Arbor to hear the orchestra because OVERCOATS. ghastly sight. We commenced using the CUTICURA Chelsea, and capital is Invited t There is a society of old veteran of the fine acoustic properties of Univer- UEMBDIBS, and in two weeks we noticed a wonderful who were 90 days or more under fin Every Overcoat in the house will be sold for 75c on the improvement, and in two months his face was fresh build some new ones to supply the de sity Hall, and especial!}' on account o^ and fair, and has been perfectly well ever since. We Inand. during the last rebellion. Our esteem dollar. These goods are very cheap at regular prices, unhesitatingly give all credit to CUTICURA. vd fellow citizen, E. A. Parks, has re the program which Mr. Nikisch gives us, C. B. WILLIAMS, Fort Dodge, Iowa. John Richards, of Saline, lost a val but having a larger stock on hand than we want at this liable three-yeare-old colt a few day ceived his statement of service, taken will most assuredly be attracted by this season of the year, they must go. All the latest styles since, by having it torn on a barbe from the records, and it shows tha rare combination of great works. The Scaly Humor 17 years he was 124 days under fire.—Stock I was afflicted for seventeen years with a scaly wire fence. Boston Symphony Orchestra needs no in SPRING HATS. Do not forget that we have a and blotchy humor over my entire breast. At times bridge Sun. words of commendation from us. All I would scratch till soreness compelled me to cease. A writer in the Chelsea Herald ad large assortment of the After reading your advertisements at different vocates the idea of advertising on th O. F. liaeou, of York, prides him we need to say is this,—do no fail to times, I concluded to give CUTICURA a trial, and, to self in leading the list on productive my astonishment as well as satisfaction, I was cured part of churches, and believes tha hear this concert. Extra tickets will be with one set of CUTICURA REMEDIES, in about two nothing succeeds in these days tha hens. He has 60 Minorcas that pro sold under the usual conditions, at and a half weeks. That has been nearly two years fcluccd 614 eggs in fifteen days. Fou since, and no symptoms of return. docs not advertise. Calkins' and Clement's. Price for the 'Mother's Friend' Shirt Waists JACOB STOECKLE, A very unique and charming enter Hollars and forty cents was oreallzec tickets, One Dollar. Paderevvski has 3610 Palm Street, St. Louis, Ifo- tn.inmcnt in the form at the Cradl from the same flock in ten days dur The best in the market, for sale at Ing the month of February. A prettj been heard here already, Now comes Bongs of the Nations, will be giver the only rival of that great genius— Cuticura Resolvent in native dialect and scene, at th good record. Gash, and far more profit The new Blood and Skin Purifier, internally, and D'Albert. Ann Arbor is fortunate, in- CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA opera house on the 18th of May.— able that Wheat.—Saline Observer. SOAP, the exquisite Skin Bcautiuer, externally, indeed, in having such opportunities. stantly relieve and epeedily cure every disease and Ypsilantian. The, editor of the News dislikes tc ilje 3. % Qacofo §omj) REASON HUSKING BEE Fair" It is strange how easily the public hree live horses mounted by three <@s> m can be coaxed into dealing with strang* regular jockeys racing at breakneck curing- home excellent ability in ite WHY The Wonderful Horse Race! Three Thoroughbreds ers, and even parting with their hard speed (upon the stage before your eyes, different chairs, and still, as has been in a 3-4 Mile Dash! Genitive Professional svell demonstrated here at Ann Ar- A FOT REASONS WHY earned money upon mere pretenses. nd to witness The gradual gain by TOU SHOULD BUY YOUR Jockey Eiders! There ds hardly a day passes but that one of them until the vace ends with bor, it tak?s something besides money -mi fakirs of some kind or another canvass one of the closest and most exciting 'o build up a great institution of GROCERIES 50--PEOPLE ON THE STAGE--50 the town and the fact that they keep finishes ever seen anywhere, is a sight learning. But money is a wonderful OP US— Two Carloads of Scenic and going is indicative that they find suck- :o be remembered, and so real was it help, nevertheless. Mechanical Effects! ers without much trouble.—Fowler- ill that the audience, which packed The U. of M. Minstrels will appear BECAUSE—H® PRICES, - - 5Oc, 75c, #1. ville Observer. he house, woe worked up to a pitch at Ypsilanti Friday evening, May 13. Wyoming republicans propose If you have an enemy, or a neigh- f enthusiasm as great as ever seen Their home performance will be at OUR STOCK IS NEW AND COMPLETE. bor close by that you desire to punish, upon a race course. the grand opera house, May 20. an innovation. They expect to The play in its entirety was admir- Dr. Schuyler C. Graves, of Grand 2. OUR GOODS ARE ALL FIRST QUALITY. Or if you wish a first-class blessing send a woman as a delegate lo the(quietly) rake up the rubbish about ibly presented, the company being Rapids, medic '81, will have an arti- 3. WE ALWAYS KEEP THE CHOICEST BUTTER. national republican convention. your yard, wait until the wind is most excellent one, and the scenery cle in the June number of The Phy- 4. YOU GET SIXTEEN OUNCES TO THE POUND. Woman suffrage is one of the lux- just right to carry the smoke in the ecially Bock Bottom farm, in the sician and Surgeon, entitled "The Bi- OUR CLERKS ARE COURTEOUS AND OBLIGING. uries of Wyoming, and it is per- direction of such neighbor's home, then second act, handsome and a marvel :hloride of Mecury in the Treatment e. OUR DELIVERIES ARE PROMPT AND RELIABLE. set fire to it and watch them close the >f detail. Fanny Denham Rouse, as of Surgical Sepsis." fectly proper that a woman dele- Vbigail Prue, won the hearte of the 7. floors ,and windows, at the same time The game of ball between the nine YOU GET THE BEST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY. gate should be sent from that Imagine what is being said of you.—• audience before Khe had been on the 3. OUR GROCERIES ARE ALL WOOL AND A YARD WIDE. of the D. A. C, and the U. of We last Saline Observer. itage two mimutes, for her imperson- Saturday, was a very exciting one, state. But really, she ought to be itdon of the character was a charm- 9. YOU ALWAYS, FIND OUR GOODS JUST AS REPRESENTED. in the democratic convention and A mew swindle is described in this and the contest was decided a draw M). OUR SUGARS ARE SWEET, SWEETER, SWEETEST. •way: Two chaps watch the local ing piece of acting throughout. Her the score standing 4 to 4 at the end reform D. B. Hill. upport was very good. Enough has 11. YOU CAN SAVE FIFTEEN CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST. papers for estray notices, and one :>f the 11th inning. The result was a of them goes and looks at the animal. >een written about "The County Fair" surprise to the University boys as 12. YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT TWENTY MINUTES TO GET SERVED. Now that the greatjmoguls in Of course the unsuspecting farmer > fill a book, and it is,only necessary they were obliged to face their old We Could the democratic party have fully sliows the beast and the fellow decides o say here, that as produced in the battery, Cood and Walsh of last year, BESPECTFULIT, decided that it is not wise to re- is not his. He then returns to his irand Opera House rfc is one of :the and did not have their regular bat- '.in' you 99 more good reasons for partner with a minute description of «st theatrical attractions presented cry. But the man put in the box, kttving your L-OOCIS of as, but we are nominate Grover Cleveland, or the property. Number two then goes ii this city during the season.—ISrook- Harness, proved to be a puzzler for too awful busy. If you trill call at our -mm i FOOTE place David Bennett Hill on theto the farmer, and after proving by a rn Standard-Union. At the grand the Detroits, and he struck out 13 itorc lie will Kindly give you the key- STATE STREET ticket, how would it do for them thorough description that he, is the ypera house Friday evening. May 6th. men and Codd only six. note to success in purchasing to take up Victoria Woodhull owner, says he cannot take it away, The highest cash prices paid for all kinds of and offers it at a bargain. If the The Dental Journal, published by GROCERIES Martin? This is merely a sugges- New First Class Hotel Needed. he Dental Society of the University farmers' produce—s farmer buys it, he is out just so much >f Michigan, IKIW made its appearance, tion. when the rightful owner appears. ARBOR, MICH., May 3, 1892. being No. 1 of A'ol. 1. It i.s a neat Ed. Courier.—"Ann Arbor needs iournal of 32 pages, and contains a a new first class hotel," said one of number of articles of interest to the iVashtenaw county's most honored irofcssion. Its board of editors are \. W. Diiads, '02, Miss C. M. Stewart :itizens. Is this not now more ap- 92, c. A. Bawtey '9ft, a. E. I>ewls iarent than ever before,, since our '.).'!. Mis« Augusta [/arson, '04, G. E. :ity is becoming a place for many Tribby '92. Ae i very other depart- onventions. jit in the university has its organ, DO YOU KNOW'EM, BOYS? Besides the city is growing and :t is just and right that the Dents ;hould also have an organ, and they othing so contributes to any city's tart off in excellent .style. The new Who? WADHAMS, KENNEDY & REULE.The Clothiers and Outfitters of Washtenaw rogress as a first class hotel. niblicatioiii will be issued monthly This should occupy a large open •om the Courier presses. County. Our tables fairly groan with good values and beautiful designs in Clothing. We quare, or be so situated as to have Major Soule, the treasurer of the onsideiable breathing space adversity, is quite elated over the aim at perfection, and do not hesitate in saying that for quality, style and fit we are in the round it, with abundant piazzas ine moose family, consisting of male, nd verandas, and a large dining ale and calf, which he has had etuf- o lead- Cheapness does not recommend a garment to us; it must have WORKMANSHIP, iall where the University could i(l and mounted for the museum. The akeits guests for the annual alum- L-niiiials came from the Hudson's bay QUALITY and STYLE before we consider its purchase. We go on the principle that only i dinner, and the society and po- •egio.il, and the male especially, is a the rich can afford to buy cheap trash. In MEN'S FURNISHINGS we combine elegance, itical clubs could have their ili' looking animal, standing eight 0 ipreads. We can boom Ann Ar- r nine Sect high, and in every way durability and quality. Our HAT DEPARTMENT contains all the latest shapes and >or as a summer resort, also, if we i'oll proportioned, with his immense tave hotel facilities. We have a oin.s towering three or four feet above designs. Drop in as you pass and make our acquaintance, if nothing more. You are always own full of boarding houses which is body. The group will be placed .re empty from July to October, ii a. glass case anil placed in the north welcome, and we will take pleasure in showing you through our beautiful stock. No old or ooni of the third floor of the museum PH nd by proper effort and advertis- luilding, which it is hoped will be bankrupt stock. Everything new and nobby at ng, willi a new hotel, we could fill '.tted up this summer. Mnj. Soule .11 and make things lively the ;as worked a long I hue to secure •ear around. Let no one say it liese specimens and he takes great H all not pay, and that no one will ride in showing them to his friends. uild it. Just advertise that we Jr. Covert is the taxidermist and ant it,—keep this before the pub- ir. has done lii.s work well. c constantly and outside capital • * , * nil come in and build it as it did Lamps, China, Glass AVare, Tin Ware, Wadhais, Kenned; & Reule, he water works and the street tc, at Adams' Bazar. •ailway. Talk this up Mr. Editor, ,nd let us hear from others. Who Sensational—Electricity. w HANGSTERFER BLOCK. ipeaks next ? PROGRESS. Now go to grass—Cattle. Hafe burglars—Sure thieves. The Ann Arbor Courier, PERSONALS. BIG GUNS COMING! Hugh R. Jenkins has gone to Evart The Great Banquet of the U. of M. WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1892. nd other northern places to visit rel- Republican Club. tlves. Miss Kate E. Seymour, of Washing- The number of prominent men 'who THREE RED LETTER SALES FRIENDS OF THE COURIER WHO HAVE BUSI- on, is paying her mother, on S. State NESS AT THE PROBATE COURT, WILL PLEASE have assured the committee that they Held the Past Three Fridays and Saturdays REQUEST JUDGE BABBITT TO SEND THEIR PRINT- t., a two week's visit. twill be here to attend the banquet of —AT THE— INO TO THIS OFFICE. R. D. Giles, of Detroit, was in thethe TJ. of M. Republican Club at the ity last week to attend the funeral Rink on the 17th inst., is surprisingly Star Clothing House, Ann Arbor. Motor Line Time. t Miss Jemnie Davison. large, and consists of the following: Mrs. L. W. James, of Saratoga Gov. Wm. McKinley, of Ohio. In effect Dec. 13, 1891 prings, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Judge Thurston, of Nebraska. Leave Ann Arbor, from Court House, at 7:20, E. J. Babcock, at 12 N. Division st. Hon. M. M. Efctee, of California. Overcoats at $3.50. 8:60, 10:50, a. m., and 1:05, 2:50, 4:oO, 0:o0, 8:t>0. Ed. E. Pattison, of Chicago, was in Hon. J. S. Clarkeon, of Iowa. 10£eave Ypsilanti at 7:00,8:30,10:30, a. m., and he city last week, visiting his brother Ex-Congressman Mason, of Illinois. 12:45, 2:30; 4:30, t>:30, 8:30, 10:30 p. m. jeorge, of the Pharmacy department. Mr. A. B. Humphrey, of N. Y., the SUNDAY TIME. Mrs. Chas. IyeSuer, of Toledo, is Spring Overcoats, One-Quarter Off. Leave Ann Aruor, from court House, at National Secretary of the Re- •2 -20 3 -50 5 -20,6:50,8:20,9:50 p. m. n the city, to remain a week or so publican League. Leave Ypsilanti, at 2:00, 3:30,5:00, 6:80, 8:00, itii her Bister, Mrs. Chas. B. Davi- Gen. JR. A. Alger, the pride of Mich- TMi^zPantaloons at $2.39 and $3.39. * 'Cars "run on city time. Coupon tickets, 15 on. igan, ênts. For sale by conductors. Fred Wallace, of Chattanooga, Tennj Hon. J. C. Burroughs, of Michigan. s in the city today, calling on old Hon. Jas. O'Donnell, of Michigan. rlends. The first four gentlemen arc of na- These sales have been an immense suceess. Some have been F. IJ. Parker is absent- for a time tional repute as orators, and the unable to attend, and for their benefit we will continue them OPENING AND CLOSING OF THE MAILS ttemdtng to his business interests in others are little, if any, behind them. HOURSOURS. lie central and northern parts of the President Harrison has written the during the week. TliU is a better investment for customers LOCAL TIME. bate, committee that he will use his best I 7.30 A. M. to 6.00 P. M. than money at -25 per cent interest. Hon. Stanley Turner, of Rosc-ommon, endeavors to secure the presence here General j 0,50 p. M. to 7.30 P. M. vas in Ann Arbor Monday. He will Money-Order and Regis- of Hon. Cliauncey M. Depew, of New try bepartinents 8.00 A. M. to 0.00 P. M, >e a candidate for auditor general at If he i« .successful, then indeed Carrier Windows 0..J0 P. M. to 7.30 P. M Sundays—General Deliv- he next republican convention. 'will the cup of happiness of the mem- ery. Stamp and Carrier Win. W. Saunders, tlie cigar manu- Windows. 9.00 A. M. to 10.00 A. M, bers oif *he Club be complete. There acturer has had a cataract success- be as fine a galaxy of orators here MAILS MAILS ully removed from hie eye by Dr. (is America can produce. GOING EAST. CLOSE. DlSTRIB A. L. NOBLE Carrow. Upon which his friends con- UTED. It is the desire of the committee gratulate him. Express Pouch to Detroit 7.30 A. M. having the banquet in charge to ac-35 South Main Street. Detroit & Grand Rapids John O. Smith, owner of one of thecommodate all the residents of Wash- CLOTHIER AND HATTER. 10.15 A. M. 11.00 A. M. argest Boston tanneries, and Mark Detroit & Chicago R. P. 0, 5.15 P. M. 6.50 P. M. ejiaw county who desire to be pres- 8.00 P. M. 7.30 A. M. -Udeii, of Boston, stopped off on a ent that they can, and then grant ,the Detroit & Chicago R. P. O. 8.00 P. J^. rip west Monday evening and cal- Farmers are Interested. Express Pouch to Detroit pplications that are pouring in for ed on W. W. Whedon. ickets from abroad. In order to Be- GOING WEST. Will R. Price returned from his stay Editor of Courier:—At the request Detroit & Grand Rapids R. 7.30 A. M. ;ure one of these tickets it will be P.O. -Paper Train,".. in Florida last Saturday night, looking of the county committee of the World's Detroit & Chicago R. P. O. 8.35 A. M 9.15 A. M necessary to apply at once. ?air commissioners and State Commis- Detroit, Three Rivers & mle and hearty, and as if the sunny Chicago R. P. O 9.35 A. M 10.15 A. M outh had given him what he went Tickets may be obtained of the fol- ioner Belden, the county fair manag- Express Pouch from De- owing gentlemen in Ann Arbor: E. ers have offered premiums on the dif- troit • 3.00 P. M n search of, pood health. On Friday evening last, a musical F. Johnson, John Heinzmann, Evart erent grains and grasses in bundles, Detroit & Grand Rapids 5.50 P. M 6.50 P. M H. Scott, J. T. Jacobs, Junius E. Detroit & Chicago R. P. 6. 8.00 P. M 7.30 A. M was given at Mrs. Condon's on S. as grown in the county. The object Seal, Col. H. S. Dean, A. L. Noble. Is to select from the same, the .best for Friday • Saturday GOING NORTH. University ave., which was very en- Copemish & Toledo R. P. O 7.30 A. M 8.30 A. M oyable indeed. Mrs. Kempf, Miss People of Ann Arbor and vicinity the exhibit at Chicago in 1893. Wash- desiring to secure tickets will do well :enaw has excelled every county in Express Pouch from.To- 1.15 P. M Kate Jacobs, Miss Wells and Fred Mc- Express Pouch from To- Omber furnished the music. to make immediate application. the Istate in the productions of her ledo 5.45 P. M Letters have been receivetl from the grains for different years, according Express Pouch from Ura 5.45 P. M Thursday evening next the Ladies following universities and colleges bo the report of the necretary of state. nla.Mich id Society of the M. E. church will hraong others, stating that delegates The county will be well represented at GOING SOUTH. 7.20 A. M ;ive a social in the parlors of thebad been appointed and would be the World's Fair in educational, manu- (THIS WEEK) I Express Pouch to Toledo Express Pouch to Milan.. 7.20 A. M church. Everybody invited. present: Yale, Harvard, Princeton, facturing, fruit, and live stock depart- New York & Chicago R. P11.30 A. M The Wall Street Sunday School has Cornell, Brown, Amherst, Oberlin, Le- ments. The county commissioners de- O.TrainU ..... 11,30 A M dand Stanford Jr., University of Penn- gdgn that the agricultural display shall Express Pouch to Toledo 11.30 A. M. ome of the finest blackboard work Express Pouch to Urania :n ithc city. Mr. E. H. Pierce is thesylvania, Northwestern, University of •be second to none. As the Fair so- Express Pouch from Du- Iowa, of Wisconsin, of Minnesota, of rety is anxious that the World's Fair rand & East Saginaw R 12.10 P. M irtist and his charts have been de- p.O bervedly much praised. Colorado, etc., Albion College, Agri- Khali be a Buccess, we will pay pre- 8.00. P. M 7.30 A. M miums to bring out the best. We hope Copemish & Toledo R. P S. H. Van Slyke, secretary, gives mltural College, Olivet, Adrian, North- O •••• that the patrons will contribute sam- MESSENGER SERVICE: lotice that the next regular meeting western Michigan, and in fact from ples of first premium articles to the Mail leaves for Weinsburgh, Tuesdays r>X the Woman's Relief Corps will be •nearly all the institutions of learning and Saturdays 12.00M ounty commissioner, with address, i*?ld iat G. A. R. hall, on this, Wednes- in the northern states, from Maine to Mail arrives from Weinsburgh, Tues- •names of articles, and descriptions of Of our FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALES increases as people test them and days and Saturdays 5.45 P. M lay evening-, 'May 4th. California. Mail arrives from Dixboro and Geer, The first meeting of College Repub- soil on which the same were grown, find everything exactly as advertised. They are a means of positive Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, 11.00 A.M One thing is quite noticeable on the •Mail leaves for Dixboro and Geer, lican Clubs will certainly be a great The exhibit must be in bundles, show- Tuesdays,Thursdays and Saturdays, 12.00 M. treet*,. Young men who have new success. The noted men of the party ing the length of straw and the head saving to economically inclined people, as all articles advertised in EUGENE E. BEAL, spring suits carry their overcoats on Vec( ionize the necessity of laying be- with quality of grain; we shall ask these sales are sold at from 20 to 30 per cent, under usual prices. Ann Arbor, Mich., October-1891. Postmaster 'ir arms, while those not so fortu- fore, the young men of the nation the for two bundles of each:—White. Bed laate wear theirs where they belong, principles of the party, and will come land Spring wheat: oats, Bye, Bar- on their backs. The writer wears prepared to do their very best. ley, clover, timothy, flax, sorgbum or LOCAL. .8. The arrangements that the local sugar cane, broom corn, orchard grass, James it. Bach was mad ethe victim omniittces are making are the most •millet, Hungarian grass, corn of dif- There will be a probationer's meet- of a swindk-r who pretended to rep-complete, and no pains will be spared ferent kinds. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, ing in the parlors of the M. E. church resent an insurance company as gen- to-make the affair from beginning to The object o2 SO West Huron St., Ann Arbor. quit their native land, their estates and o consider the same. The call of the new City Club is that it pre- Due from Was'htetiaW County •10.780 71 homes, and settled in Iceland. Here, on pecial meeting liavin? been stated, vents the waste of all the energy Sills in transit 2,023 75 an isolated island in the broad Atlantic, urniture and fixtures 3.0(10 00 lie following business was transacted: and time and money which are Current expenses and taxes paid 1.C50 fcti they founded a republic which for nterestpaid 8,094 86 centuries flourished, free from the tyran- BOND COMMITTEE. put into the impronitu efforts to Jhecks and cash items 1,019 45 Unlike the Dutch Process deal with Tammany Hall. Even vickels and pennies 382 68 ny of king's or an alien government. It b the Common Council: Gold 6,125 00 was a model i republic. The legislative Your Committee on Bonds would re- in the event of defeat, all these re- Silver 1,843 65 power was vested in the althing, an as- pectf ully report that they have exam- sources will not be scattered, but U. S. and National Bank Notes 10.930 00 No Alkalies sembly where the more influential men ned the following bonds of liquor will remain for a renewed effort, Total $441,276 7S —OR ealers and would recommend their met once a year to discuss national A still greater advantage will be LIABILITIES. questions. In this modest legislature cceptance with the sureties named. GOVERNOR MURPHY FOSTER, OF LOUISAXA. the weakening of party idolatry, lapital stock paid in $ 50,000 00 Other Chemicals some specimens of oratory and states- Principal. Sureties. which must necessarily follow the Surplus fund.. 10,000 00 manship were displayed that have The election in Louisana is over ohn Goetz, Jr John Goetz, Sr. cordial co operation of men of Undivided profits 16,26<) 10 are used in the never been excelled. The althing vies and the anti-lottery men won the ^dividual Deposits 1S0.UU 54 Wm. G. Henne. different parties to promote hon- lertificates of Deposits 184,189 '.>'.i preparation of with the immortal Roman senate for inton Braham Herman Hardingtaaus. fight. Every self-respecting man Savings deposits 4N..S14 62 est non-partisan public adminis- the glory of ancient legislation. John Laughlm. who cherished (he good name of Due to bank 1,958 53-365,017 68 tration. Just in the degree that The only religion of the Icelanders acob Ardner A. A. Meuth. the State was for Mr. Foster, and Total f 141,276 78 was the same as that of other Scandi- Gottlob Heefer. the spirit from which the club sTATB OF MICHIGAN, I though there was unlimited money s W. Beta id* .Fred Keimold W. Fred. Schlanderci- springs extends, a wholesome po- Jor.Nxi- OF WASIITENAW, j ° ' navian nations, their principal gods used to defeat him, n ml the vicious I. V. II. BELSER, Cashier, of the above John Pfisterer. litical independence will be stim- being Thor and Odin. Christianity was ohn Goetz, Sr., &:Wm. classes to a man opposed him, he lamed Bank, do solemnly swear that the above established in the year 1000, and the Goetz .Jacob BtSSinger. lated.—Harper's Weekly. tatement is true, to the "best of my knowledge Frederick Kirn. was elected by 30,000 plurality. nd belief. F. H. BELSER, Cashier. manner in which it was finally accom- Wm. A. Gwinner Gottlob Luick. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 14th Breakfast Cocoa, plished was remarkable. All the nobles Emanuel Luick. Mr. Foster has long been a con- ay of December, 1891. and leaders of the island had flocked olhemus & Saxton.... Jacob A. Polbemus. servative leader in Lpuis'ana and The Housekeeper's Friend. JO1IX E. MINER. which is absolutely pure Warren E. Walker. Notary Public. with their retinues to the althing. Wolph Kemper Henry Apfel. he has the confidence ol all the A friend in need is a friend indeed, CORRECT—Attest: Ambrose Kearney, Chas. and soluble. '-. (.r-t .'in;. Jnnius E. Beal. Directors. Some of these had already adopted .Matiieus tiscuer. men who have labored to free the nd such a friend you will always find in It has more than three times the strength Christianity; the others were radically ohn Schneider, Jr John Schneider, Sr. State from the disgrace of lottery, iilphur Bitters! They cured me of of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot opposed to it. A discussion now arose Geo. V. Stien. 1 and the good wishes of all right yspepsia, when I had given rip life in or Sugar , and is far more economical, as to which religion should be taken as rederick Braun Geo. F. Stien. thinking men of the country. costing less than one cent a cup. It the state religion. Both parties con- Christian Helber. espair and was almost at death's door, Herman Harding-haus..Herman Hutzel. is delicious, nourishing, and EASILT tended desperately for their principles Frederick Uraun. 'hey are a true friend to the sick.—Mrs. HAVE and both prepared for battle, that the awrence J.Damm E. V. HaMgsterfcr. The May number of Cassell's '. Crane, Hartford, Connecticut. YOU DIGESTED. sword might decide, but at the last John Hagen. Family Magazine shows us that ASTHMA? Sold by Crocers everywhere. hour a compromise was effected by se- lutrh F. Shields I.Henry C. Exinper. SCHIFFMANN'S Asthma Cure "Mrs. L. T. Meade's charming story, BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. Never fails to give instant reliel in the worst lecting one man, a man admitted to be JohnM.^Vuguer. "Out of the Fashion,"' is drawing leases, and effects cure* wlicro otherH fail. Villiarn H, McIntyre...Gco. Clarkeu. (OFFICIAL.) Trial Package FKEE of Droggtats or by Hall. W. Baker & Co., Dorchester, Mass. the wisest of the land, who should de- John Reynolds. o a close, a fact wliich the readers DR. R. SCBXFFMANN, St. Paul, Mini. cide the question. This person was eo. Clarken ....William H. Mclntyre. Of this magazine will deeply re- —HBOKan— Thorgier. He betook himself to his William Walsh. Mfice oi Board of Public Works. own "booth," where he stayed for three I. M. Nowlin Allen L. Nowlin. gret. Following is a short paper Ann Arbor, Apr. 28, 1892. days, not taking any food nor permit- Casper Kinsey. vhich will be of interest to the Regular meeting. ting anyone to come near him. Having hristopher G.Millman.Herman Hardinghaus. oung women of the household as Called to order by Pres. Keeeh. reached a conclusion, Thorgier arose Hiram Kitredge, t gives practical hints in the art Roll called Present, Messrs Keech, and went to the althing to announce Villiam L, Frank Michael Stabler. f making "Hungarian Embroid- chuh and Mcliityre. Jacob Laubengayer. ; his decision. It was that Christianity red liesimer Henry Matthews. ery. 'How to Look Nice," is also Minutes of previous meeting read should be the religion of the land. Both Chase L. Dow. a paper calculated to interest the nd approved. factions, true to their promise, submit- Martin & Fischer Titus F. Hutzel. Toung woman. " How Fortunes Mr. Keeeli moved that we reeom- ted to the decision. Charles Binder, are Made1' will interest the young nend to the council that it is a heces- During this medieval period liter- August Herz John Hagen. nen and incite them to do as some ary public improvement to at once ature and learning flourished on the Christian Gauss. iugene Oesterlin, Jr... Geo. Bross, f the world's millionaires have stabllsh grades on Gott and Summit island and Iceland came to be known .Eugene Oesterlin, Sr. lone. The fashion letters from ts. Also that an appropriation be as the "Land of the Skald (poet) and hristian Gauss August Herz. lade of !?200 for grading said streets. Saga (history)." Hither resorted the iondon and Paris are filled with G. Henry Binder. useful suggestions, and " The Yeas—Messrs. Keech, Schuh and historian, and even to-day all the Scan- August Schneider Geo. G. Waidelech. Iclntyre. dinavian nations draw their historical ratherer" is, as usual, a store- Henry Otto. On motion the board adjourned. knowledge from facts preserved in the acob Dupper John Steeb. louse of practical information.— Icelandic language. Geo. G. Waidelech. )assell Publishing Company, $1.50 WM. J. MILLER, Clerk. For twenty-five yearn the experience of millions, It was in the tenth century that an .Jacob Koch John Koch. a year in advance. HE NEXT MORNING 1 FEEL BRIGHT AND of sufferers, old and yottH£, nm!" and female, have Icelander by the name of Eric and Frederick Hansel. V Little Girls Experience in a Light- NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER. gratefully endorsed the miraculous virtueB of Walsh & Clancy Ambrose Kearney. My doctor says It acts gently on the stomach, liver called the Red, discovered Greenland. house. nd kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. This drink This Pharmaceutical Parados of the Age In 1001 his more famous son, Leifur Geo. Clarken. Notice to Farmers and Dealers in Milk. s made from herbs, aud is prepared for use as easily I. F, & J. Sehaibel John Hagen. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Trescott are as tea. It Is called A vitalizing stimulant without al Heppni (Leif the Fortunate), discovered Matbaeus Fischer. eepers of Gov. Lighthouse at Sand cohoL A nerve sedativo without an unknown land on the west side of William Rauschen- The M. C. By., have made arrange- ieaeh. Mich., and are blessed with a berger Ernest A. Dieterle. m the island became a Danish province, PjOmbiniitions. Itespectfnlly submitted, I. J. Lehman to Geo. Irvln. Chelsea 200 and remains so yet. With the loss of A. II. FlLMORE, Examinations of teachers in Wasiite- The old original remain unchanged, but being independence begins a condition of op- H. G. PRETTYMAN, The May Century, in addition to Helen C. McNlcol to E. E. Osband, Vpsi 200 stronger, more laxative and better. A netv form pression from foreign government. A he serials now running, will con- :. V. King, et al, to E. H. Cressy, Saline 400 naw county, lor the ensuing school more agreeable to tha taste and better adapted to- Bond Committee. Jeo. J. Kuebler, by adm'r, to Geo' Gru- ear, will be held as follows: Celictttrwomen nntl children, but comprising constitution given to the country in ain complete stories by Thomas the name tonic properties, is now made and the Aid. Martin moved that the report T ner, Ann Arbor The regular examination will be pcinirvof the world is challenged to produce- 1874, however, has greatly improved the S elson Page and Wolcott Bales- 3. Hellemann to A. W. Wilkinson, Chel- the equal of this recent political status of the country, je accepted, which motion prevailed. sea 200 leld each year om the first Thursday stier, and a humorous skit by TRULY & OXLY TEMPERENCE BITTERS KNOWN and the island is at present making Aid. Herz moved that the report of . W. Wilkinson to W. P. Considine, of March and August at the county rlarry Stillwell Edwards, author of or to produce apurely vegetable bitters or meiiicind rapid progress both in commercial and he Bond Committee be so amended Chelsea 200 seat. Applicants for all grades can of any kind, whose action 13 at once so safe, so cer- industrial matters. Two Runaways." }. M. Simmons to F. Simmons, et al. only be examined at these dates. Spe- tain and comprehensive as tho ,o include the three bonds not included HO cial examinations will be held at: Twenty years ago the Icelanders be- Ypsilanti CALIFORNIA VINEGAS BITTERS, herein, namely: mma Harper to Jeremiah I'attun, Ypsi 103 Ypsilanti, last Friday of Mar., '92.or any compound yrhich from its varied action gan to immigrate to America, and those Princii>al Surtties. Drunkenness or the Liquor Habit selson Holmes to F. K. Fischer, Ypsi— 5,000 Ann Arbor, last Friday of Aug., '92. ui»on the vital iunctiona is equal to the in the United States and Canada now Charles Binder Christian Martin. Positively Cured by administering j. Alderman to L. C. Alderman, York.- 100 Ypsilanti, last Friday of Sept., '92. CUKE OP SO MAMY DISEASES. number ten thousand. Minnesota and William Herz. Dr. Haines' Golden Specific. !. W. Marble to L. Alderman, York 75 Ann Arbor, last Friday of Oct., '92. Thoir nnmo !s leprfon—Tihenmatism, Neuralgia, North Dakota are favorite locations in :hristian Spaeth Christian Martin. It is manufactured as a powder, . Pflsterer to M. WuUli, Ann Arbor — 850 Catatftft, -laundire, Kidney Jjisease, Scrofula, Skia Ann Arbor, last Friday of Mar.,- '93. Diseases and 13oil3. Consumption, Piles and all dis- the United States and Manitoba in Michael Staebler. which can be given in a glass of beer, ohn T. Morrison to E. Younglove. Ypsi . 600 MARTIN J. CAVANAUGH, ohn Maulbetsch John M. Weidmayer. orders arising from indigestion, impure blood, Canada. In j:he city of Winnipeg, Man., Vnna M. Goodman to F. Green, Ypsi 300 nervous prostration, and dilapidated constitution" Christian Martin. a cup of coffee or tea, or in food with- Com. there are no less than three thousand of j. Staffan to M. Sweiekart. Chelsea 100 from any cause give way to it like mist before' the- Which amendment prevailed by a out the knowlegde of the patLent. It eun, while its singular power over them. Icelanders prove themselves to absolutely harmless, and will ef- ;mily C. Hebbard to L. A. Hebbaid, Bueklen's Arnica Salve. THE DEADLY MICROBE AND OMMIPEESENT be desirable citizens tnd are everywhere yea and nay vote as follows: North field BACTERIA fect a permanent and speedy cure, . Harrington to M. A. Harrington, Au- The best salve in the world for Cuts acknowledged as an honest and indus- Yeas—Aid. Martin, Herz, Snow, 1 • indicates its euperiori!y in all diseases of malarial whether the patLent is a moderate gusta bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, origin, and renders it the trious people. Ferguson, Rehberg and Pres. Cooley. lichael Eberle to L. A. Burrow, Locii ],ooo ?ever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, drinker or an alcoholic wreck. It BEST VERMIFUGE KNOWN. In the interest of these people there —6. V. F. Clements to James Handby, Dix- Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Erup- iaa been given in thousands of cases, 50 tions and positively cures Piles, or no No family can afford to do without a bottle of are now published in America three Xays—Aid. Fillmore, Taylor, Kit- and in every instance a perfect cure boro newspapers, one monthly periodical de- oseph Guild to \V. H. & E. J. Guild, Day required. It is guaranteed to OLD AND NEW STYLE VINEGAR BITTERS voted to ecclesiastical matters, and anson, Prettyman.—4. has followed. It never fails. The Y'psilauti ;ive perfect satisfaction, or money ro- in tho house, as expressed by thousands of teati* system once impregnated with the nnded. Price, 25 cents per box. Formonials. Send for beautiful book. Address, " annual pamphlet of the same nature. iUd. AVines and Aid (Schairer asked lecta Smith, et al. to Emma St. Clair, sale by Eberbach & Son, and Geo. They have a synod of their own belong- to be excused from voting. Specific, it becomes an utter impos- Ann Arbor It. H. JHcDONALJD DRUG CO., j. Kheinfrank to Township of Bridge- 28 T. Haussler, of Manchester. New yottt* ing to the Lutheran church, to which Aid. Martin moved that the report be sibility for the liquor appetite to water exist. Cures guaranteed . church the larger number of the scat- accepted and adopted and bonds ap- loses Seabolt to Julia E. Krapf, Ann 1,200 48 page book of particulars free. tered congregations belong. Prepara- proved, which motion prevailed by a Arbor tions are now being made for establish- Address ohn McCollnm to Geo. B. McCollum, 225 ing a higher institution of learning yea and nay vote as follows: GOL/DEN SPECIFIC Co., 1S5 Race St., Saline 150 under the auspices of the Icelandic Yeas—Aid. Schairer, Martin, Herz, d. H. Isbell to N. Bordine, Saline Cincinnati. O. ohn Taylor to W. J. Willcutt, Ann Ar- 700 synod. Snow, Ferguson, Rehberg, Taylor, bor . $1 effersou Liudsey to John Gordon, Sa- 200 Toilette Defined. Pres. Cooley.—8. Herbert Spencer and the Syn- line— — COO SOLVES THE PROBLEM. The word toilette is a diminutive Nays—Aid. Wines, Fillmore, Kit- thetic Philosophy is the subject jucretia Shuart to Mary Kockow, Salem lary Sockow to H. Lnraway, Salem 800 toile, a small covering of linen thrown son, Prettyman.—4. that opens the May Popular Scince 050 RBIEUOC KOBRA NNA EHT EKAT TAKE THE ANN ARBOR COURIER. over a dressing table, but it was re- On motion the Council adjourned. Monthly. The writer, Mr. W. H. I. Laraway to C. Walker, Salem 'hcebe B. Beal, et al, to J. J. Goodyear, .REIRUOC ROBRA NNA EHT EKA AKE THE ANN ARBOR COURIER. served for the decorators of the reign oi W. J. MILLER, City Clerk. Hudson, who was for some years Ann Arbor. 5,500 Louis XV. to discriminate between the The World's Columbian Exposition. the philosopher's private secretary, .REIRUOC ROBRA NNA EHT EK KE THE ANN ARBOR COURIER. grand and the little toilette. The latter traces the development of Spen- "Prominent clubmen"—The police. was a very simple arrangement, indeed Send 50 cents to Bond & Co., The longest strike—Twelve o'clock. .REIRUOC ROBRA NNA EHT E E THE ANN ARBOR COURIER. 576 Rookery, Chicago, and you cers philosophic thought, and —a plain wooden altar with unadorned points out the true relation be- Something that beats all—The pulse. .REIRUOC ROBRA NNA EHT THE ANN ARBOR COURIER. white napery and a looking glass, at will receive, post paid, a iour hun- tween his work and that of Dar- A regular give away—Wedding cake. which the celebrants were only the dred page advance Guide to the •'Comes from the heart"—Palpita- .REIRUOC ROBRA NNA EH HE ANN ARBOR COURIER. lady's maid and the hairdresser. The Exposition, with elegant engrav- win. Considerable space is given ion. | .REIRUOC ROBRA NNA E E ANN ARBOR COURIER. grand toilette was a much more splen- ings of the grounds and buildings, to anthropology in this number. "Want the earth—Beal estate specu- did affair. The table was laden with portraits of leading spirits, and a A copiously illustrated article on latore. .REIRUOC ROBRA NNA ANN ARBOR COURIER. coffers of jewels, glove boxes, powder map of the city of Chicago ; all of Cave Dwellings of Men is contrib- boxes, receptacles for paint, patches, uted by Mr. W. H. Larrabee. It .REIRUOC ROBRA NN NN ARBOR COURIER. pomatum, and scented waters, anc the rules governing the exposition and exhibitors, and all infonnatioi relates not only to the ancient cave .REIRUOC ROBRA N N ARBOR COURIER. finally with the dressing case, the fur- dwellings of America and the Olc niture of which was often of gold or which can be given out in advance .REIRUOC ROBRA ARBOR COURIER. silver, handsomely chased. of its opening. Also, other engrav- World, but describes also the waj ings and printed information wil" in which modern troglodytes are .REIRUOC ROBR RBOR COURIER. A Russian Post Office in Turkey. be sent you as published. It wil living in several parts of Europe It is well known that Russia has al- to-day. .REIRUOC ROB Q3OR COURIER. ways held a military colony in the heari be a very valuable book and every of Turkey under cover of Greek monas- person should secure a copy. .REIRUOC RO OR COURIER. teries on Mount Athos, located on the There will be, practically n< Is He Your Friend. TO ffiACKINAC Is the family doctor your friend ? Hov .REIRUOC R R COURIER. eastern promontory of the three-forket change in the policy or the man many unnecessary visits does he make SUMMER TOURS peninsula of Salonica. The fact is agement of The Century Co. by you ? How many days does he keep you PALACE STEAMERS. LOW RATES. .REIRUOC COURIER. brought prominently to notice at pres- reason of the death of its late presi sick that you ought "to be at your work Pour Trips por Week Between .REIRUO OURIER. ent by the report that the Russian gov- dent, Mr. Roswell Smith. His in and so doing how many hard-earne( DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND ernment has established a post office terests in the business remain, anc dollars does he extort from you? Wouli PetoBko.v, The Soo, Marquotte, and .REIRU URIER. Salonica for direct communication it not be better for you to place you lAke Huron Ports. with Mount Athos. This is taking the the affairs of the Company will be trust in Sulphur Bitters ? Try them Every Evening Between REIR RIER. conducted by the men who have right of postal communication out o: they will be a true friend. Saving yoi DETROIT AND CLEVELAND the hands of the Turkish government been Mr. Smith's associates for a long sickness and a large bill, wine Sunday Trips during June. July, August aud .REI IER. Seuumbcr Only. and diplomatic circles are wondering many years, and with whom he ha you have hitherto paidto some avariciou .RE ER. what the sublime porte is going to dc left the business direction during doctor.—Editor Stale Journal. OUR ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLETS, Bate* and Excursion Ticket* will be furnished in the premises. the three years of his illness. Mr by your Ticket Agent, or Address .R R. Gets there just the game—The Ox Frank H. Scott, who has been con New Stock Pictures and Frames A. A. 8CHANTZ, AWT O. P. A., DETROIT, MICH., Read down the center, from right to left or left to ri^ht, ford crew. nected with the company from its Frames made to order. Adams' Bazar THE DETROIT & CLEVELAND STEAM NAV. CO. any way you please and you will find it profitable. inception, becomes the president Service Reform loague at the annual Two REPUBLICAN state conventions Scientific American meeting in Baltimore. The News Condensed. met at Montgomery, Ala., and each fac- Agency for REPORTS from all parts of Illinois in- tion elected delegates to the national Important Intelligence From All Parts. dicated the crop season to be three convention favorable to Harrison's re- weeks late. nomination. CONGRESSIONAL. HEAVILY-ARMED Mexicans, supposed THE republicans have nominated J. SHILOH'S PROTESTS were presented in the senate on th« to be Garza revolutionists, were invad- Frank Aldrich for congress in the First 26th asking congress not to commit itself to anj ing Texas. religious creed by urging the Columbian Illinois district and renominated R. R. CAVEATS, World's exposition to be closed Sundays. The S. S. LOWENBERG and wife were acci- Hitt in the Sixth district. CONSUMPTION TRADE MARKS, house Chinese exclusion bill was amended by dentally suffocated by gas in a room at DESIGN PATENTS extending the existing law for ten years. An St. Paul, Minn. FOREIGN. COPYRIGHTS, etc. amendment to the naval appropriation bill was "ation and free Handbook write to CHARLES W. DOERR, a prosperous A CYCLONE swept away many build- CURE. : Co., 861 BKO.MJWAT, NEW YORK. introduced authorizing the construction of threfl -yrn for securing patents in America, double turret iron or steel harbor-defense ves- farmer living near Brownstown,Ind., ings in Hastings county, Ont. The success of this Great Cough Cure is at taken out by us is brought before sels of the monitor type In the house a bill was waylaid and murdered by robbers. YELLOW FEVER was causing great without a parallel in the history of medicine. - jy a notice driven free of charge in the was introduced to give the right of franchise to AN express train was thrown from mortality in Rio de Janeiro. All druggists are authorized to sell it on a pos- every woman in the country over 21 years of the track by train wreckers near ACCOUDING to reports from Kingston, itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can suc- age to vote for representatives in congress. Myrtle Point, Ore., and the engineer Jamaica, ex-President Legitime and hia cessfully stand. That it may become known, IN the senate on the 26th Messrs. Coke and dilation of any scientific paper in the and fireman seriously hurt. Robbery adherents are preparing to lead a re- the Proprietors, at an enormous expense, are . lenciidly illustrated. No intelligent Daniel spoke in favor of the free coinage of six ud be without it. Weekly, S3.00 a silver. The army appropriation bill was taken was supposed to have been the object. volt against the present government of placing a Sample Bottle Free into every home in the United States and Canada. If you have • six months. Address JtUNN & CO., ENJOYS up but nothing was done In the house the REV. W. W. DOWNS recovered $10,000 Hayti. is, 3«1 Broadway. New york. diplomatic and consular appropriation bill (M,- FEARS of a great uprising1 were felt a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for Both the method and results when 584,925) was discussed. A conference commit- damages from three members of the it will cure you. If your child has the Croup, Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant tee was named on the amendments made by Bowdoin Baptist church of Boston for in Rome, and public buildings and the or Whooping Cough, use it promptly, and relief and refreshing to the taste, and acts the senate to the Chinese exclusion bill passed slander. Austrian embassy were being barri. is sure. If you dread that insidious disease by the house. caded. gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, BECAUSE students at a minstrel per- Consumption, use it. Ask your Druggist for IN the senate the army appropriation bill was formance burlesqued Prof. Dwight T. M. VERY, who gave Ravachol, the SHILOH'S CURE, Price io cts., 50 cts. and Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- passed on the 27th In the house a bill was Carrol], ot Lehigh university at Bethle- anarchist, into custody, was slain in a $1.00. If your Lungs are sore or Back lame, tem effectually, dispels colds, head- reported appropriating J25,000 for the erection use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Price 25 cts- of a monument to William Henry Harrison, the ham, Pa., the affair so preyed upon his dynamite explosion which destroyed aches and fevers and cures habitual grandfather of President Harrison, at North mind that he became insane. his wine shop in Paris, and many other constipation. Syrup of Figs is the Bend, O. The diplomatic and consular appro- ANOTHER earthquake shock occurred persons were injured. priation bill was discussed. REAL ESTATEand LOAN AGENCY only remedy of its kind ever pro- at San Francisco with vibrations north THE Russian government has decided THE time was occupied in the senate on the n duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- 28th in discussing a resolution to pay the Choc- and south. to establish boards of trade like those DO ?o. 2 Hamilton Block. ceptable to the stomach, prompt in taw and Chlckasaw nations for their interests THE schooner Glenora and her crew of the United States for the purpose of its action and truly beneficial in its in the lands in Indian territory. The nomina- of six men were lost in Lake Superior, gathering information about the crops. Life. Fire :uid Accident Policies written in tion of T. Jefferson Coolidge, of Massachusetts, off Peninsula harbor. ADVICES from Constantinople state First Cleg's Companie Rates Low. Losses effects, prepared only from the most as minister to France was received from the liberally adjusted and promptly paid. One president....In the house the diplomatio and A CONSTRUCTION train on the Great that fifty of the rebellious sheiks who healthy and agreeable substances, its fell into the hands of the Turks were hundred Lots in Hamilton Park Ad- many excellent qualities commend it consular appropriation bill was further consid- Northern was ditched near Bonner DELA ered. A resolution was introduced to have the Ferry, Mont., and four laborers were beheaded. dition for sale on easy terms. to all and have made it the most committee on ways and means report a bill im- IN Paris Ravachol and Simon, two posing an income tax sufficient to meet all the killed. OFFICE HOUKS: From S a. m. to 12 m. and 2 popular remedy known. expenditures for pensions. IN the United States the business anarchists, were found guilty of caus- to 5 p in. Syrup of Figs is for. sale in 50c THE senate was not in session on the 29th ult. failures during the seven clays ended on ing dynamite explosions and were sen- and SI bottles by all leading drug- ...In the house a bill was introduced requiring the 29th numbered 211, against 201 the tenced to imprisonment for life. A. W. HAMILTON. the sergeant-at-arms to note absences and pay PARLIAMENT voted down a measure gists. Any reliable druggist who members for only those days when they were preceding week and 225 for the corre- may not have it on hand will pro- sponding week last year. to extend the facilities for obtaining in attendance. Discussion of pension matters divorces in England BALS cure it promptly for any one who occupied the remainder of the session. THE safe in a store at Camden, Tenn., was robbed by burglars of $1,500 in NINE persons were killed and thirty wishes to try it. Do not accept any DOMESTIC. injured by a wreck on the Colonial rail- substitute. gold belonging to the estate of a widow THE secretary of the navy lias de- just deceased. way between Sydney and Melbourne, Now we are ready with a new Brick Store- CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. clared that none but American citizens in Australia. house for the storage of Household Goods, PERSONAL AND POLITICAL. Pianos, Books, Stoves, etc. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. shall be appointed to places in the civil TWELVE inches of snow fell at Winni- It Cures Coughi, Coldg, Sore Throat, Croc p, Whoop- LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK. N.Y. forces at the different navy yards. IH the Second district of Maine Nel- peg on the 27th and all trains were de- ing Cough, Bronchitis and Asthma* A certain cure ft* PIANOS AND Consumption in first *t*ges,«id» tun relief iv advanced THEEE boys, Hugo Reg-burg, John K. son Dingley, Jr., was renominated for layed. itagei. TTaeatonce. You will see the excellent effect Pisbery and Peter House, were drowned congress by the republicans. DURING a squall on the Havel lakes after taking the first dose. Sold by dealers eveiywhent HOUSEHOLD -:- GOODS I*rge Bottle*, 50 oenu Mid 81.00- It Corca Influenza. at Beaver Dam, Wis., by the upsetting THE democrats of Ohio will hold their near Berlin t.iree boats were capsized Ca.refHa.ll3r 2^£o-cr«a._ of a skiff on the lake. state convention in Columbus June 14 and seven of their occupants were All kinds of heavy and light Draying. INDIANS in lower California report and 15. drowned. FREIGHT WORK SULPHUR that the volcanoes near Lake Sullulee, THE democrats of the Third district THE British parliament defeated a WALL PAPER WALL PAPER close to the gulf of California, are in of Indiana renominated Jason B. Brown bill giving franchise to women. C. E. GODFREY, active operation. for congress, and W. M. F. McNagny AT the trial of Deeming- in Melbourne Of all the Latest Designs. THE Athanaeum building in Chicago, was nominated in the Twelfth district. it was stated that he had confessed that 'Phone 82. Res. and Office 46 N. Fourth Aye. BITTERS devoted entirely to education and art, AFTER completing the new congres- he committed the majority of the "Jack PRICES tta.e LO"WEST- was partially destroyed by fire, and sional apportionment the New York the Ripper" murders in London. Wood's -Plxos:pls.ocL±:a.eof Youthful foll. y AT by tuandTHE GREAs suc T ENGUaH BEMEDYand the exêwe. a many valuable paintings were de- legislature adjourned sine die. IN a fire at Tokio, Japan, 5,000 houses cessfullyTJsed for. as Guar-years* of later years. anteedby thousand to cures sue al-l Gives immediate Cleanse stroyed. WILLIAM ASTOR, of New York, died were destroyed and forty persons were forma of Nervous strength andvig- WYOMING cattle men hunted down in Paris of heart failure, aged 60 years. burned to death. OSCAR O. SOKG, Weakness, Kmis- or. Ask druggists stons, Spermator- for Wood's Pho«- Burnett and Spencer, two horse thieves, He left an estate valued at 860,000,000. THE public galleries of the Paris bourse rhea, ImDOtnncy, The Vitiated and all the effects and killed them. THE republicans of the Eighth Mis- were closed in consequence of the re- Tlxe lOecorator. package, tl; six, $5, by mall, Write for "pain fchlet THE seventy-third anniversary of the souri district have nominated W. H. ceipt of letters threatening to blow up Address ThelfVopdd C*Chemica- l Co.7lSl"\footfwar"3 Blood order of American odd fellows was cel- Miller for congress. the building. 70 S. MAIN ST., A>X ARBOR. e., Detroit,' Mich. ebrated in Baltimore, where that order JUDGE LANHAJI, of St. Louis, was THE building at Vienna containing When you see had its birth. married at Kansas City to Mrs. Eliza- the collossal panorama of the Cruci- The Cincinnati and Florida DIRECTOR LEECH, of the mint, thinks beth Lockridge, of Sturgeon, Mo. Both fixion was burned and the great paint Limited Vestibuled Trains the plan to coin 10,000,000 or 20,000,000 are wealthy. Judge Lanham is 74 years ing was entirely consumed. Loss, 120,- ^FLORIDA Placed in service between Cincinnati its impurities silver half dollars of a special design old, and is famous as the greatest auc- 000 florins. ' nnd Jacksonville and St. Aujyus- • tlne by tue East Tennessee, Virginia for the world's fair quite feasible. tioneer in this country. REV. J. W. LAMBUTH, D. D., one of @ AND THE SOUTH • & Georgia R-iilway have :io superiors THE ferryboat Cincinnati crashed into IN state convention at Springfield the the oldest missionaries of the Methodist kin the world. They con^t pt U.S. Bursting through and spend the 'Winter In Mail Tars. SbtlttaerH Express Cars, its dock in New York while going at Illinois democrats nominated John P. church south, died at Kobe, Japan. He Baegase Oars, Day Coaches and Pull- man Drawing Koom Sleeping Cr.rs. full speed, and Engineer Gray was Altgeld for governor, J. Ii. Gill for lieu- had been a missionary thirty-eight Tickets for sale at all Railroad offices killed and several other persons were tenant governor, H. Hinrichsen for sec- years. In the United States. B. W. WKEN'.V, The Skin Lovely Gcn'J Pass. Agt, Knoxvillv, Tenn. badly injured. retary of state, David Gore for auditor, HKNRY M. STANLEY will stand as a FARES. A MAN named Truax during a quarrel R. N. Ramsey for treasurer, M. T. Ma- candidate for parliament in the unionist In Pimples, killed his married daughter near Ba- loney for attorney general, and J. T. interest at the coming general elections tavia, N. Y., and then took his own Black and A. J. Hunter for congress- In Great Brita'n. more ( ffilGHIOAN (TENTRAL Blotches life. men at large. The platform declares "The Niagara Falls Route." FERDINAND WARD, the notorious Wall that the tariff is a tax and that all tax- LATER NEWS. of this. street swindler, has been released from ation is a burden, favors the gold and THJE United States senate was not in Time table taking effect Nov. 19,1891. And Sores. Sing Sing prison. silver coinage provided for by the con- session on the 30th ult. In the house a FIRE insurance losses in St. Louis stitution of the United States; favors bill was introduced providing that no CHICAGO rO DETROIT. Rely on Sulphur Bit- during the year 1S91 amounted to $3,717,- the election of United States senators election for members of the legislative STATI'S. *3 •2 M |*ers and Health will 070, and greatly exceeded those of any by a direct vote of the people, and fa- assembly shall be held in Oklahoma ter- £% 'is .4 '^ s <"* previous year. vors the nomination of John M. Palmer ritory until such census shall be taken S ww j follow. A.SI. 1". -M. P. M. P.M. IMPRESSIVE ceremonies were held in for president. and such apportionment shall be made A.M. P.M. P.M. Chicago. Lv. 7 0.5 900 !•-'•> :; lu 9 25 10 10 4 55 Riverside park, New York, when the THE Colorado republicans in conven- thereunder as shall be hereafter pro- Kalrt'oo. 1155 2 17 3 S3 700 155 3 32 10 05 Send 3 2-oent stamps to A. P. Ordway & Co., corner stone of the Grant monument tion at Denver adopted a platform de- vided by act of congress. Jacks'n. .. 2 65 4i3 5 oi) 8 47 4 15 tila 9 25 Boston, Mass., for best medical work published 3heisert. .. 3 69 508 710 10 26 was laid on the 27th. Addresses were manding the free coinage of silver and A CYCLONE destroyed several buildings Dexter 414 9 28 725 10 3S made by President Harrison and Chaun- instructing the delegates to the nation- and did other damage in the village of P.M. r. M. P.M. P.M. A.M. A.M. Ann A'r... 4 42 5 2-0 0 22 9 45 5 43 745 10 55 "ASAKESIS " Rives instant cey M. Depew. It was the seventieth al convention to oppose by every hon- Burns, Kan. Ypsll'tt... so:: 5 40 9 56 G 111 8 03 1110 relief and is an int'alliblo anniversary of the birth of Gen. Ulvsses orable means the nomination of any FIVE persons in the family of Thomas 5 27 627 8 35 1130 Cure for Piles. Pricegl. By De'Wet Jc .Ar 6 15 645 7 20 10 45 7 15 9 20 12 10 Druggists or mail. Samples S. Grant. man for the office of president who was Tubbs and Maggie Schalter lost their free. Aridress-'ANAKESIS," not in favor of free coinage. lives in a tenement house fire in New DETROIT TO CHICAGO. Box 2416, New York City. A FIRE that started in the Central York city. «». theater in Philadelphia destroyed prop- THE Texas prohibitionists in state STATIONS. fen

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A FIRE which started in the Princess Chi' o Pac' c erty valued at $1,000,000 and injured convention at Waco selected presiden- Mail . Eve' g a-8 MAKING A over sixty persons in the theater, some tial electors and nominated a full state opera house at Winnipeg, Man , de- A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. probably fatally. ticket, with D. M. Pendergast for gov- stroyed three acres of buildings. Detroit.. Lv. 820 7 40 120 800 9 25 9 15 445 SHEPARD BUSBY, for the murder of ernor. THREE men were killed and nearly Wayne J'n.. 900 8 3S 955 5 19 BEAUTIFUL HOME IN the Missouri and Nebraska repub- thirty injured by a wreck on the Great Ypsilanti.. 922 '825 2 05 900 1015 540 IS not a question of money. Taste, experience and Deputy United States Marshal Barney, A.M. A. M. P.M. P.M. A.M. P. M. P. M. «kill have much to do with it. If you intend to build, was hanged at Fort Smith, Ark. lican state conventions resolutions were Northern railroad near Boomersferry, Ann Arbor. 9 35 840 2 19 9 18 1019 10 32 5 52 it will be a mistake not to send for our books of SEN- Dexter 9 55 9 45 10 52 607 SIBLE LOW-COST HOUSES, now arranged In three vol- THE Commercial bank of St. Paul, adopted indorsing the administration Wash. Bobber Shoes unless worn uncomfortably tight, umes. In them you will find perspective views, flotfr of President Harrison, and delegates to generally (Up off the feet. Chelsea 10 10 958 1107 6 18 plans descriptions, and estimates of costs for 103 Minn., closed its doors and temporarily A PRAIRIE fire swept 12 miles south Jackson ... 1100 9 35 3 14 10 40 lil5 1155 655 tastefl new dsign for hou The l i u suspended payment, with liabilities of the national convention were recom- of the city of Huron, S. D., causing THE 'COLCHESTER" RUBBER CO. Kalamazoo.. 2 05 1150 1 00 12 55 2 18 930 e you to build without delays, mended to vote for his renomination. much destruction to barns and grain. Chicago. Ar. 755 3 55 900 6 50 450 7 55 11 51 mistakes or quarrels with your builder, and which $1,000,000. make ail ttaeir shoes with hurfde of heel lined with any one can understand. Good builders reccomend THE Thompson-Houston and Edison IN the state republican conventions BY the upsetting of a boat at Chat- rubber. This cltn#s to the shoe and prevents the G. W. RUGGLES, H. W. HAYES, the"se plans. Testimonials from all parts of the coun- rubber from slipping off. G. P. & T. Agt., Chicago. Agt., Ann Arbor try. Vol. I contains :fc> copyrighted designs of houses electric companies have formed a cor- of Maine, New Hampshire and New tanooga, Tenn., Wendell Sanders, Miss Call for the • Colchester " costing betweeen aljOXO annd 81800$800 . VolV . III contains .S865 Jersey the platforms indorse President Bettie Cheney and Miss Blanche Barr copyrighted designs, sisoo to $3000. Vol. Ill contains poration to be known as the General 35 copyrighted designs, *JUO<» to 89000. Trice, by mail, Electric Company, with a capital of Harrison's administration and delegates were drowned. "ADHESIVE COUNTERS." NEW TIME TABLE. el.00 each, or Stf.OO for the set. FOR SALE BY "We also publish "COLONIAL HOUSES," ft volume §50,000,000. to the national convention were chosen THE people's party of the Nineteenth In effect December 6,1891. showing Perspectives and Floor Plans of houses sir- favorable to his renomination. ranged In the Inimitable style of the Colonial Archi- WINE destroyed 700 feet of the world's district of Illinois has nominated J. H. WM. ALLA8Y, L GRUNER, tecture, and having all modern arrangements for fair manufactures building in Chicago. IN the Fifteenth Illinois district the Crosno for congress. comfort. Price 82.00 JOHN BURG, W. REINHART&CO. ToledOjAnn Arbor and PICTURESQUE HOUSES FOU FOREST AND NEAR Neelyville, Mo., two men republicans nominated Joseph G. Can- THE small residence of John Long, SHORE:—This shows Perspectives and Floor Plans non for congress, and in the Seven- DOTY&IFEINER, A. D.SEYLER &SON of new designs for Summer Cottars, which are ro- named Noland and Wilkinson fell from Jr., at Corry, Pa., was burned, and two mantic, convenient, and cheap. Price 81.00 by mall. a logging railroad car and were killed. teenth district James N. Gwynn was little children asleep in bed were roast- AKW ARBOR. North Michigan R'y. Address MRS. CATHERINE MOORE and Mrs. H. nominated. ed. GOING XORTH. NATIONAL ARCHITECTS' UNIQN, Alexander (sisters) were burned to NEW YORK republicans in state con- THE Angle-Scotia mills and lace fac- No. 1.—Mail Express 7 27 a. m. 120 N. Seventh Philadelphia, St.. Pa. death in a tire which destroyed the vention at Albany named Frank His- tories at Nottingham, Eng\, were de- 3.—Passenger Ann Arbor Accom 12 m. "Cayuga" flat building at New York. cock, Thomas C. Platt, Chauncey M. stroyed by fire. Loss, 8500,000. 5.—Mail Passenger 4 25 p.m. GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS addressed Depew and Warner Miller as delegates A HALF block of two-story houses, the GOING SOUTH. at large at the Minneapolis convention. No. the Civil Service Reform league at its landmarks of Leadville, Col., were Jerome Freeman! 2.—Mail Passenger 1118 a. m SAW MILLS, annual meeting in Baltimore. The platform indorses Fresident Harri- burned by a fire that started in Loeb's 4.—Mail Express 8 40 p. m. son's administration, the McKinley 6.—Passenger Toledo Accom 7 00 a. m. THE village of Chase, Mich., was al- theater. All trains daily except Sunday. most wiped out of existence by- fire. tariff law, denounces free silver coin- A FIRE in the business district of Trains 3 and 6 run between Ann Arbor and Improved Variable Friction Feed. Six members of the theatrical com- age, and arraigns the democratic party Pittsburgh, Pa., caused a loss of 8300,- Toido only. Central Standard Time. Send for catalogue and special urices. pany which was performing at the Cen- of the state through its recognized 000. W. H. BENNETT, G. P. A. A. B. FAKQUHAR CO.. Torn, P tral theater in Philadelphia lost their leaders as guilty of a conspiracy which FIRE destroyed six business blocks, K. S. GREENWOOD, AGT. lives in the fire which destroyed the culminated in the reversal of the polit- including the Journal newspaper office, building. ical majority of the legislature as de- at Coffeyville, Kan. AN incendiary fire burned the prin- termined by the verdict of the people at A RECIPROCITY treaty has been con- Honest Work! %£$?£%£; the polls. men and women 11^ furnish the capital! II cipal business nouses in Tchula, Miss. cluded between the United States and you mean business, drop us a card and get THE Alabama republican state con- POSTOFFICE LUMBER! some facts that will open your eyes! A legiti- AT Gracey, Ky., a cyclone wrecked Honduras. mate line of goods, and honest men wanted to the Presbyterian church and several vention met at Montgomery and a solid IN the National league the percentages introduce them in town and country. Don't Harrison delegation was elected to Wait! Address at once, P O Box 619, Cincin- other buildings. of the baseball clubs for the week ended nati, O. THE three children of J. A. Wolford Minneapolis. It was decided not to put on the 30th ult. were: Boston, .846; Louis- LUMBER! were fatally injured by a runaway a state ticket in the field. ville, .750; Brooklyn, .750; Pittsburgh, horse at Brazil, Ind. THE Missouri republicans met at Jef- .692; Cleveland, .646; Cincinnati, .600; ' LUMBER! BEAL & POND, ferson City and nominated Maj. William COLEMAN BLACKBURN, who was New York, .500; Philadelphia, .385; If you contemplate building, call at hanged at Harriston, Miss., April 20, Warner for governor. The platform Washington, .346; Chicago, .231; St. was said to be alive and at the home of indorses the administration of Presi- Louis, .167; Baltimore, .77. The per- INSURANCE AGENTS a relative in Franklin county. After dent Harrison, the tariff and silver leg- centages in clubs of the Western league FERDON'S Courier Office, 41 and 43 North Main St., the execution he was pronounced dead islation of the Fifty-second congress, were: Milwaukee, .857; Kansas City, (Successors to C. H. Milieu.) by three physicians and his body was approves the alien contract labor law, .700; Columbus, .667: St. Paul, .500; To- turned over to his relatives. and demands a free ballot and a fair ledo, .375; Omaha, .375; Minneapolis, AT the leading clearing houses in the count. .333; Indianapolis, .000. The oldest agency in the city. Established over a quarter of a century ago. Representing United States the exchanges during the THE Ohio republicans in convention the following first-class companies, with over week ended on the 29th ult. aggregated at Cleveland adopted resolutions in- Strength and Health. 81,088,019,716, against 81,048,198,235 the dorsing the administration of President Corner Fourth and Depot Sts., and get our $60,000,000 Capital and Assets. If you arc not feeling • strong and figures for all kinds of previous week. The increase as com- Harrison, the protective policy, the Me- healthy, try Electric Bitters. If "La HOME INS. CO., of New York. pared with the corresponding week of Kinley bill, favoring just and liberal Grippe" has left you weak and weary, CONTINENTAL INS. CO., of New York. 1891 was 13.0. pensions to every union veteran and use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts NIAGARA INS. Co., of New York. FIRE destroyed half of the business opposing the free coinage of silver. S. directly on Liver, Stomach and Kid- LUMBER! GIRAKD INS. Co., of Philadelphia. portion of Fall River, Kan. M. Taylor was nominated for secretary neys, gently aiding those organs to ROOMS. ORIENT INS. CO., of Hartford. GREAT suffering was reported among of state, and W. A. Spear and J. P. perform tlieir functions. If you are We manufacture our own Lumber and guaran- COMMERCIAL UNION, of London Burkett for supreme court judges. tee LIVERPOOL, LONDON and GLOBE. the people of southwestern Texas, afflicted with Sick Headache, you will along the Rio Grande river, owing to CONGRESSIONAL nominations were find speedy and permanent relief by VERY LOW PRICES the. drought. made by the republicans as follows: taking Electric Bitters. One trial will Rates Low as the Lowest, Losses Liber- THB volume of business throughout Illinois,' Fifth district, A. J. Hopkins _^^, Give us a call and we will make it to (renominated); Seventh, T. J. Hender- convince you that this is the remedy your interest, as our large and well graded ally Adjusted and promptly Paid. the country was said to surpass all pre- you need. Large bottles only 50c, vious records. son (renominated); Nineteenth, N. H. stock fully sustains our assertion. Telephone Moss. Kansas, Second district, E. H. at Eberbach & Son, and Geo. T. Hauss- Connections with office. GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS was reelec- ler, of Manchester. ui m T. J. KEECH Supt. JAMES TOLBERT, Prop. BEAL POND. ted president of the National Civil Funston (renominated). city of Ann Arbor, asking for the ex- ublic Works (March 21st, 1892), respectfully CITY OF ANN ARBOR, MAYOR'S OFFICE.) eport that they have had the subject matter patriotism will see to it that no harm May 2d, 1892) tension of S. Thayer st. on the lines nder consideration, and in a body have visited shall come to her. As the repositories To the Honorable, the Common Council: of Thayer st. as now located, in said le different localities and fully Inspected the of that honorable but exacting trust, I I have this day appointed, subject to your ap- ame, and would recommend that the follow- greet you, fellow citizens of the Coun- proval, the following city officers: city, from Hill street south to Park lg appropriations be made, namely :— City Attorney - Ezra B. Morris. For grading point between Beakes nud De- cil, and I trust that you will regard my street. oit streets,and for tiling Detroit street from congratulations which I now extend to tv Treasurer Samuel Vt. Beafees. Referred to street committee. ivisiou street to Mr. Weidlich's properly. s:uin. ty Marshal Jamea It.-Murray. For building Hill street culvert,according to you equally as sincere as my desires ember of Board of Pub A petition was received from the lans and specifications submitted. $350. for your best and wisest deliberation lie Works Jacob F. bchuh. jroperty owners on Ashley street and For building Fifth street (3d ward) culvert. in the year to come. ember of Board of Fire ccording to plans and specifications Bub- Commissioners-.,- Moses Seabolt. of the 3d ward, asking for the con- dtted, ifodO. . . I have but few recommendations to ember ofBourd of Health John Kapp, M. I). struction of a sidewalk on Ashley st., Respectfully submitted, submit to your honorable body. My David Collins, i rom Miller ave to Feleh St., and on ated, April 30, ls.>2. CHRISTIAN MARTIN, experience with the affairs of the city atrolmen — - Noble C.Tloe, f WM. G-. SHOW, during the past year has suggested to North street from Main to Ashley sis. L. D. WINES, WM. G. DOTY, Mayor. Referred to sidewalk committee. A. P. FERGUSON, me very many ideas which I think Aid. Wines moved that the appoiut- H. G. PRETTVMAN, might be used to the profit of the city, A petition signed by John Mc-Hugh W, L. TAYLOR, were it not for the fact that our limited lents of the Mayor be received ami led and passed upon separately. and eleven others, residents and prop- Street Committee. income precludes, for the present at erty holders of the city of Ann Arbor, Aid. "Wines moved that the report least, any radical departure from the Which motion prevailed. asking' that a plank sidewalk be or- customs now in vogue, even though Aid. Martin moved that the ap- e accepted and adopted. dered built in front of the property of "Which motiou prevailed as follows: ultimately their practical application ointment of E, B. Norris as city at- Harvey Cornwell on Fuller St. would make for decided economy. Thus orney be confirmed. Yeas—Aids. "Wines, Sehairer, Martin, YOUR BREAD POWDER I am very much afraid that the city Which motion prevailed by a yea Referred to sidewalk committee. [erz, Fillmore, Snow, Ferguson, Reh- erred in previous years in placing nd nay vote as follows: A petition signed by C. C. Clark and )erg, Taylor, Kitson, Prettyman and CAN'T BE SOUR Absolutely Pure. itself at the mercy of corporate inter- fifteen other residents and property 'res. Cooley—12. IF YOU USE A cwenm of tartar baking powder. Highest ests in matters which relate so inti- Yeas—Aids. Wines, Schairer, Martin, holders of the 4th and Oth wards, of all in leaving strength.—Latest U. S. Govern- mately to our.civic well-being as plenti- lerz, Fillmore, Snow, Ferguson, Reh- Nays—None. ment Food Rf port. erg, Taylor, Kitson, Prettyman and asking for an electric light on Ann St. SIDEWALK COMMITTEE. GILLETT'S ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 Wall St., Is. ^. ful and pure water at lowest possible 'res. Cooley—12. 'othe Common Council: rates and sufficient artificial light at near Observatory St. Your Committee ou sidewalks, to whom was Nays—None. Referred to lighting committee. eferred the several petitions for sidewalks lowest possible cost of production. I ow on file, respectfully report that they have suggest to your honorable body a care- Aid. Taylor moved that the ap-To the Common Council: ad the subject matter of said pctitious under ful examination of these most impor- ointment of S. W. Beakes as city We, the Board of Public Works, respectfully ousideration, and find that the grading and MAGIC recommend that it is a necessary public im- onstruction of the following sidewalks are all tant factors of our municipal health, reasurer be confirmed. provement to establish grades on Gott and ecessary public improvements, and would re- SPENGERIAN pectfully recommend that the following side- safety, comfort and expense, and such Which motion prevailed by a yea Summit streets. Also that an appropriation be made of $200, to do the necessary grading on valks be ordered graded and constructed.viz :— advice and recommendation as to the nd nay vote as follows: On Traver street along the east side, in front future as your investigation shall en- By order of the Board of Public Works. f the property of J. C. Allmendinger, Nelson YEAST STEEL PENS Yeas—Aids. Wines, Sehairer, Martin, able you to give,. I have no hesitation W. J. MlLI.ER, iogers, William N. Cooper, John McNally, and PURE NEVER GETS in saying that in my opinion the city Herz, Fillmore, Snow, Ferguson, Beh- Clerk. ic Toledo, Ann Arbor and Northern Michigan QUICK ARE THE BEST erg, Taylor, Kitson. Vrettyman and tail Road Co's land. ECONOMICAL SOUR. FOR ought as a business proprietor to own 3 Eeferred to street committee. Vn Fourth Avenue aloug the east side, from and manage those concerns which arti- res. Cooley—12. REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES. luron street to Beakes street. Ask for "Magic" at your Grocer's. Let him On Observatory street along the west side, sell his other kinds to other people. EXPERT WRITERS ficially ard at a potential profit to their Nays—None. FINANCE. owners, supply the people with such rom Volland to Ann streets. Aid. Taylor moved that the ap-To the Common Council: On Monroe street along the south side, from indispensable necessities as those ele- hayer to Ingalls streets. ACCOUN- ments in nature, water and light. The pointment of Jas. R. Murray as city Your committee on Finance respect- On Geddes Avenue aloug the north side, from "THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN LiMITED," TANTS potential profit ought to be saved to marshal be confirmed. fully report that they have had the Vashteuaw Avenue to Observatory street. AND "THE BIG 5." Which motion prevailed by a yea On Division street aloug the west side, in the people, for private gain or interest following bills under consideration ront of the property of the estate of David CORRES- ought not to stand between God, the nd nay vote as follows: )eForest. and would recommend their allowance On Spring street aloug the west side, in front TWO GRAND TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN THE PONDENTS creator of the elements, and man, the Yeas—Aids. Wines. Schairer, Martin, f the property of Jacob Ganzhorn. object of His care and bounty. I regret at sums stated. On Chubb street along the north side, in WORLD'S PAIR CITY AND THE FOOTHILLS. FOR lerz, Fillmore, Snow. Ferguson, Reh- very much that our liberal franchises CONTINGENT FUSD rout of the property of Lawrence Hughes and ierg, Taylor, Prettyman and Pres. 60 66 dolph Bethke. RAPID E KT1 for rapid transit have not been produc- W. J. Miller, salary Ou Liberty street along the north side, in ONE NIGHT OUT OR ONE DAY OUT. TAKE I HO. o Jooley—11. E. B. Norrie, " - 25 00 WRITING tive of equally liberal concessions to 8 33 rout of the property of Mrs. Mary Hawkins. YOUR CHOICE. HUSINESS DEMANDS IT Nays—Aid. Kitson—1. J.H. Stark, " On Huron street along the north side, In the popular convenience on the part of Martin Clark •' 25 00 FOR 50 00 rout of the property of A. W. Hamilton. AND THE PEOPLE .MUST HAVE IT. our beneficiaries. I especially hoped Aid. Prettyman moved that the ap- Dr. John Kapp " Ou Washington street along the south side Dr.E.A. Clark," - •if, 00 that the present system of transit ointment of Jacob F. Schuh as mem- •in 00 rom Ashley street to Fifth Avenue, north side EN6R0SSING No. 36 Eli W.Moore, " rom Main street to Fourth Avenue. Tile popularity of "The Great Rock would be extended so as to open up the >er of the board of public works be S. W. Beakes, 25 00 attractive and eligible section of our o. »* • uca^^oi ..... ^ All of which is respectfully submitted. •Island Route" as a Colorado line—it SOLD BY STATIONERS EVERYWHERE. onfirmed. David Rinsey, office rent o<3 0000 Dated May 2d, IS92. ARTHUR .1. KITSON, city, known as "The North Side."' As P. G. Suekey, election notice ERNEST REHBKRG, having long time since taken first place Samples FREE on receipt of return postage, 2 cents. Which motion prevailed by a yea "the whole city" should be the object .nd nay vote as follows: Geo. W. Weeks, wood lor 5th Ward 1 00 D. F. SCHAIRKR, «s the people's favorite between the of our continued care and solicitude, I Engine House A. H. FlLLMOKE, [Lakes and the Mountains—has com- 810 BROADWAY, respectfully suggest to the Council a Yeas—Aids. Wines, Schairer, Martin, H. C Clark, wood for 6th Ward Engine 1 00 WILLIAM HERZ, SPENCERIAN PEN CO., NEW YORK. Herz, Fillmore, Snow, Ferguson, Reh- House - 60 Sidewalk Committee. piled the management to increase its- careful scrutiny of all future contem- Mack & Sehmid, supplies 90 Aid. Prettyman moved that the re-•present splendid service by the addi- plated concessions, to the end that all .erg, Taylor, Kitson, Prettyman and AnMartin Arbon Hallerr Democrat, , election notice. 2 50 port be received and placed on file. our citizens, as far as possible, shall be 3res. Cooley—12. Richmond & Backus Co., supplies 13 55 tion of a train that is one night on E. ]ST. BILBIE, D. J. Briggs& Co., decoration, G.A. K. 150 00 Which motion prevailed. enabled to enjoy the privileges which Nays—None. Kobison & Howlett, hack 2 00 the road from Chicago to Denver, aMconcede with every grant of muni- 6 30 BOND COMMITTEE. TEACHER OF VIOL N. Aid. Herz moved that the appoint- vv. J. Miller, supplies Colorado Springs or Pueblo. This cipal franchise. W. G. Snow, one rig - 1 00 To the Common Council: train will be known as the "Rocky . It is to be hoped that the Board of lent of Moses Seabolt as member of P.O'Hearn, salary 105 00 Your Committee on Bonds would respect- Pupil of Emil Sauret, Berlin, he board of fire commissioners be con- Ann Arbor T.-H, Electric Co., street ullv report that they have examined the fol- Mountain limited," and will be put Public Works and your Committee on Jiahtinsr 5?8 90 owing bonds of liquor dealers, and would in service May first. leaves Chica- Germany. Parks and Grounds will co-operate for lrmed. Ann Arbor T.-H. Electric Co , .office 2 00 ecommend their acceptance with the sureties the improvement and beautification of named :— go daily at 10.45 a. m., arriving :at Which motion prevailed by a yea Total Principal. Sureties. Rooms inthe A. A. Organ Co. Building. erm n IIa n h a us the above cities in the afternoon of our scenic highway, the Boulevard, and nay vote as follows: Adam mi, SH ? . lli .?. _ _ ' STREET FUND. /Joseph TBaumgartuer. the next day, earlier than any of its which has come to be an object of ex- Yeas—Aids. Wines, Sehairer, Martin, \Gottleib Buchholz, ceeding interest to our citizens and of Felson Sutherland, salary, 66 66 Emile Goelz, (Adam Ritz. Competitors. Especial equipment has keen delight to all "who in the love of lerz, Fillmore, Snow, Ferguson, Reh- Christian Hine, labor - 3 75 aerg, Taylor, Kitson, Prettyman and Joseph Lamborn " 11 25 DRUGGIST BOND. been built for this train, with the view nature7 hold communion with her visible Patrick McCabe, " 2 25 IJ. E. Bcal, Of making it a limited in every sense PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING SHOP. forms. ' A similar care and attention >res. Cooley—12. Julius Betke, " 3 (JO J. J. Goodyear, (C. G. Darling. ought also to be bestowed upon those Nays—None. John McArthur " 5 25 A. H. FILLMORE, of the word, and best of all, there will August Tessmer " (i 75 H. G. PRETTYMAK. be no extra charge. The route of VICTOR F. MOGK, parks and inclosures which are the Aid. Wines moved that this coun- William Nimtz " 5 03 Bond Committee. property of the city, or over which we Jacob Michelfelder, labor. 1 50 this exceedingly fast train is by the il ask for a report of the board of Joseph Hutzel, labor 3 Op Aid. Martin moved that the report M> 6 W. WASHINGTON, ANN AKnOK. exercise a fiduciary control, for they, lealth, and the appointment of Dr. Riock Island Short Line, and a few together with our highways and Uottlob Fienkbeiner, labor * •» of the Bond committee be accepted of the larger cities through which it bridges, are especially noticeable by ohn Kapp be postponed. J. Wilcox, labor 1 50 nd bonds therein specified, be approv- Which motion prevailed by a yea Geo. Tuck, " 5 25 passes, are Davenport, Des Moines, Lin- W. W. NICHOLS, the strangers who visit us so often and Guptave Walters, labor 150 ed. coln, Council Bluffs, Omaha, Beatrice, to whose favorable opinion we must and nay vote as follows: Gordon Wallace, " 8 Which motion prevailed. DENTIST. William Kuehn, " IS 5C Fairbury, Belleville, Phillipsburg, Col- look for a large share of our continued Yeas—Aids. Wines, Schairer, Martin, Andrew Zeigler " 7 5C REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS. Booms over Ann Arbor Savings Banks, Opp prosperity. In this connection I am Herz, Fillmore, Snow, Ferguson, Reh- M. Rogers " 150 by, Smith Centre and Goodland. This Court House Square. glad to bear testimony to the efficient Willis Clark, labor 18 54 ITY TREASURER'S REPORT FOR THE makes it the most desirable route, and VITALIZED AIR. berg, Taylor, Kitson, Prettyman and Michael Williams, labor 29 5a MONTH ENDING APRIL 30, 1892. work of our Board of Public Works and res. Cooley—12. Michael Kenny " 12 io particularly interesting to the travel- Administered. It is agreeable and easy to take, their Commissioner during the past Patrick Ryan " 150 1.0 the Common Council of the City of Ann er. Another point: The popularity and no prostrating effects follow, while Nays—None. Michael Heary, teaming 34 45 teeth are extracted without pain. year. The new iron bridge No. 3, and Geo. Weeks, snow plowing. 3 00 Arbor: of our dining-car service is still on the the almost completely rebuilt bridge Aid. Wines moved that the appoint- William Mason, teaming 3 50 balance on hand as per last No. 2, the street improvements in thements of patrolmen be postponed, al Richard Burns " 4 38 report 8 13,860.12 increase, and no money spared to make COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. Albert Petteys " 5 25 MONEY RECEIVED. this service what our patrons always various wards, notably in the third, o that they be dismissed from the Hiram Kittridge " 12 25 are instanced as suggestive of their present service. Jacob Hauser " 10 50 Contingent Fund- Bay, "the best." (OFFICIAL.) energy and'care. Israel Clark " 33 95 Savings Bank, interest... 218 64 Our "Big 5" will continue as usual, Which motion did not prevail by a Elias Saddler " 15 7f Miller, licenses 4,00 The reports of the various depart- yea and nay vote as follows: Andrew Dupsloff " 10 50 Cemetery Fund- leaving Chicago at 10 p. m., and ar- Council Chamber. ments have been submitted for your Nelson Sutherland, horse and cart 12 19 Manly, sale of lots 15.00 tiving at Denver, Colorado Springs Ann Arbor, May 2d, 1892. Yeas—Aids. Wines, Schairer, Kitson Spencer D. Lennon, 20 loads of stone .. 5 00 inspection. I take pleasure in com- J, A. Polhemus, street sprinkling 10 00 Total 237.64 814,097.76 and Pueblo the second morning, being Regular meeting. mending the report of the Fire Depart- —3. MONEY DISBURSED. tout one day out, and this fast and Called to order by Pres. Cooley. ment for its admirable lucidity of Nays—Aids. Martin, Herz, Fillmore, Total * 377 2f Contingent Fund $1,234.03 popular train goes through Omaha. Roll called. A quorum present. statement and the conclusive evidence BRIDGE FUND. Snow, Ferguson, Rehberg, Taylor, Street Fund 375.77 Our No. 11 will leave as heretofore Absent, Alderman O'Mara—1. it bears of the economy and efficiency Prettyman and Pres. Cooley—9. Smith Bridge Co., bal. due on bridge firemen's Fund 415.80 Minutes of April 18th meeting ap- of our system of fire protection. I Police Fund 169.00 at 6 p. m., arrive at Kansas City at regret, however, to say that I have Aid. Prettyman moved that the ap- 'oorFund 72.91 9 a. m., and will reach Denver, Colo- proved. pointment of patrolmen be laid on % 122 00 Soldiers' Relief Fund 48.00 failed to notice any material reduction Bridge Fund, 14.02 rado Springs and Pueblo the second COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE MAYOR. in rates of insurance, resulting from he table until the next meeting. FIRE DEPARTMENT FOND. Total 2,329.53 11,768.23 morning. To the Honorable the Common Council: the comparative immunity we guaran Which motion was lost by a J Fred Sipley, salary 60 00 tee the underwriters from destructive C.A.Edwards, salary 50 01 BALANCE ON HAND, Our Colorado service is made per- Section 46 of the charter of the city and nay vote as follows: Louis Hoelzle, salary 45 0( fect by this new "Rocky Mountain conflagrations. Yeas—Aids. Wines, Schairer, 1're Henry McLaren, salary 45 0( Contingent Fund over- of Ann Arbor provides that, "The The financial statement of the City Charles Carroll, salary 40 01 drawn 2,217.10 limited" and the "Big 5," and gives Mayor .... shall from time to tyman—3» Max Wittlinger, salary 40 01 Street Fund.-.. 29.40 time give to the Common Council in- Treasurer has been submitted to you Alexander D. Imus, salary 40 01 Firemen's Fund 3,701.45 to the traveling' public two flyers It is very gratifying to me that the ad Nays—Aids. Martin, Herz, Fillmore, Sheidon F. Granger, 6alary 18 Police Fund 1,334.83 flaily. formation in writing concerning the Herman Kirn, salary HO PoorFund 1,590.25 affairs of the corporation and recom- ministration succeeded during the past Snow, Ferguson, Rehberg, Taylor, Kit Louis Weinmann, salary — 8 01 Water Fund 3,789.71 Manitou passengers should consult mend such measures as he may deem year in bringing our city expenses be son, Pres. Cooley—9. John Kenny , salary -- 8 01 Cemetery Fund 146.93 the map and time tables of our line, expedient." low the total of those of the very fruga Aid. Wines moved that we proceed Sam McLaren, salary 8 01 Soldiers'Relief Fund. 970.64 and economical year preceding. With Morgan Williams, salary « 01 University Hospital to lully appreciate the advantages in Long continued use and custom have with our business by hearing the re- Mrs. B. Ream,washing 4 0C Aid Bond Fund 840.00 time saved by taking this route, when had the efficacy of law to make it in-a larger balance in the city treasury to- port of the finance committee. Fire & Water, monthly magazine 3 0( Delinquent Tax Fund 1,101.86 cumbent upon the Mayor at one time day than that which confronted the Hinsey & Seabolt. supplies 8 8i Bridge, Culvert and 'When ion their summer vacation. last Council a year ago, let it still be Aid, Taylor moved that Aid. Wines R. Kearns, horse shoeing 5 3? Crosswalk Fund,.... 2,584.98 JOHN SEBASTIAN, in the year especially to transmit to motion be laid on the table. Seaholt & AUmendinger, horse shoeing 1 DogTaxFund 100.00 the Council a communication in writ- our determination to leave to our sue Fred Kirn, hay 18 3C G. T. &w alters. men's skirts. Charybdis of ignoble self-seeking. As city ordinances, for it is now almos Accumulation of money—Church col- we value the system of free govern- equally difficult either to execute or t Fillmore, Snow, Ferguson, Rehberg, Total t 103 8i Not necessarily impecunious—Poor ment, of which our city is an integral obey the city's laws for want of oppoi Taylor, Prettyman, Pres. Cooley—10. RECAPITULATION. lections. little babies. part, let it be our constant endeavor tune and accessible knowledge thereof Nays—Aids. Wines, Kitson—2. Contingent Fund $1,184 7 to perpetuate and preserve its very I suggest appropriate action on you Street Fund 377 &. part looking to an economical codih City of Ann Arbor, Bridge Fund 122 0C essence that "'public office is a public Mayor's Office. Fire Fund 456 5 trust," untainted and unpolluted by cation and publication of the charte ; Police Fund 186 5C and the ordinances of the city. To the Honorable the Common Coun Poor Fund 103 & any official act of ours unworthily or ell: basely done. Finally, it is my hope that all you Pursuant to the provisions of the Total.... $2,430 8 deliberations will be conducted witli statute in such case made and privid- Respectfully submitted. I am confident that all of us have set due and prudent regard not only fo ed 1 have this day appinted subject to for ourselves a high standard of muni- the necessities but also for the oblig; your approval, the following named WALTER L. TAYLOR, cipal and official honor, and so long as tions which our condition as an ii persons as members of the Board of A. II. FILLMORE, we remember that our respective offices, tellectual center imposes upon us. Building Inspectors: Gottlob Luick, Warren E. Walker and Herman Krapf. WILLIAM HERZ, lowly though they be, are bestowed for Bespeaking for us all the charitabl Finance Com the good of our city and ultimately of forbearance of those who will fron WILLIAM (1. DOTY, JACOB HALLER our country, we shall always maintain time to time challenge our motives an Mayor. Aid Eehberg moved that the re that standard, for ourselves, at least, our actions, and asking of all our cit Aid. Wines moved that the appoint- port be accepted and adopted an unpolluted and undented. The conzen- s a continuance of their decent re ments of members of the board of warrants ordered drawn for the same script fathers of ancient Home in times spect for law and constituted authorit building inspectors be confirmed. "Which motion prevailed by a ye WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER of imminent danger passed the stately I have the honor to submit this com Which motion prevailed. and nay vote as follows: fabric of their government to stalwart munication in the spirit, if not in th Yeas—Aids. Wines, Schairer, Mar hands, with this injunction: "See toletter, of our city charter. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS. it that no harm shall come to the re- A petition signed by Fred Esslinger tin, Herz, Fillmore, Snow, Ferguson public." In these later days this quiet WILLIAM G. DOTY, Mayor. and seven other residents and proper- Eehberg, Taylor, Kitson, Prettyman little city itself, in some respects an Ann Arbor, May 2nd, 1892. and Pres. Cooley—12. I ty holders of the 3d ward, asking for 46 S. MAIN STREET epitome of immortal Rome, passes the Aid. Wines moved that the mayor a grade etc. on Brook and Sumit sts. Nays—Nome. fabric of her municipal life to you, her message be received, printed and r conscript fathers, confident in the Referred to street committee. STREET COMMITTEE. ferred to the proper committees. A petition signed by forty-three To the Common Council: belief that your wisdom and your Which motion prevailed. Your Committee on Streets, to whom was r> residents and property holders o! the ferred the recommendations from the Board i 1