The Ann Arbor VOL. XXIV. NO. 18. ANN AKBOB, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 5.1808. WHOLE NO. 1219. A GENEROUS_GIFT THE I'MVIiHMTV RECEIVES $142, QUEER CASE OF SIX OOO Flion THE I'UOPERTY OF A 8THANGI5K. LADIES, LISTEN! Dr. Elizabeth II. Bates, a New York Reported that County and City Officers Capture a Half Dozen Lady, the Douer. Bauker D. H. If you will come into our store while down Smith, o! IIHuoes, Brought the Selfishness town we will show you a large selection of.... Boys-Are All Locked in Jail Then All Are Set Free Rood News. The Univtrsity authorities had a most pleasant and unexpected surprise is not considered one of the cardi- last Monday. A fino looking old gen- nal virtues, yet nearly all our METALIC BELTS tleman came up the walk to the main actions in life are governed by self- FOR A VALUABLE MONEY CONSIDERATION hall and asked for Mr. Wade. Upon ish considerations. It is self inter- est that makes people look after of the latest designs. being taken to the president's office to the money they are spending very ntroduced himself as D. H. Smith, a carefully these days; and we are Our spring styles of Shirt Waist Buttons, No Justice Courts Show Records of Trial-Boys Claim They banker from Princeton, 111., and execu- free to confess that it is also self tor of the estate of Dr. Elizabeth H. interest that moves us when we Cuff Buttons, etc., has also arrived. Were Told They Must Pay a Certain Amount or Stay Bates, of Port Chester, New York. make it a futile waste of time for He announced that Miss Bates, who re- you to search anywhere for a sav- Nothing sets off a pretty garment so much cently died, left property to the amount ing upon our prices. Hence it is in Jail Thirty Days-Too Much Beer Cause Boys of $142,000 to the University for use in that despite weather and war this as does some appropriate jewelry. Store is busy every day—and then to Break the Law-Too Much Avarice the medical department and for the there's a satisfaction in receiving establishment of a chair of the diseases prompt attention, in being in a of women and children. place thal's comfortable and home- Cause Officials to Do the Same. Miss Bates is not an alumnus of the like and where you can got any- Tuesday THE REGISTER investigated a peculiar case of spree oa the part of Fniverslty, and it is a great surprise thing you may want. some six young men, some of whom were students, the others being boys resid- that one who U such a total stranger should give the University the largest ing here in the city. It seems that on Friday night last the six youn£ fellows We invite you to went on a lark on the North Side somewhere in the neighborhood of the brew- bequest it has ever received. The ery in that part of the city. They were evidently out for and did make a night property will come into tho possession 216 South Main St., Ann Arbor, Mich. of it. About six o'clock Saturday morning, so the report goes, somebody noti- of the University soon. An aunt of the Anothei fied the officers and four county and city officers arrested all six of the donor, who is eighty-five years old, will fellows, some of whom were sons of prominent citizens in Ann Arbor. The receive $1200 per year till her death and Lively Week in boys were lodged in the county jail and kept there until ten o'clock in the fore- and the university will have tho re- noon. Then, so we are creditably informed, they were all discharged. From mainder of the income, about $7,000 Dry Goods... W. W. WETMORE, per year. the statements of those who are in a position to know all the circumstance; in When cloths are now in brisk de- the case, there was some very strange conduct on the part of the officials in this Mr. Wade and President Hutchins mand, in which we have a special matter. In the first place, the officers had no business, whatever, to arrest were interested to know why a stranger offering this week in All-Wool Co- 106 S. MAIN ST. these fellows unless they were guilty of some breach of the peace, or else the should make such a bequest but could verts, Mohairs, Hard Twisted and not learn definitely. They think Mr. Firm Mixtures, Botany Mills Wor- officers had good reasons for suspecting that they were guilty. In either case sted Fancies, Fancy Colored Mo- Having received a fresh supply of the latest styles of the officers had but one course to pursue if they hai the least regard for their Smith, the executor, who for years has hairs, All-Wool Beiges, Plain aud oath of office. But the fellows had monoy, and a regular law proceeding would been Dr. Bate's banker and financial Fancy Cheviots— not pay the officers as well as some other disposal of the case. The boys were manager had something to do with the anxious to avoid a public trial, just as anybody is who has violated the law, and ift, though that gentleman is too 65c and 75c Values were willing to consider an offer to settle. It is asserted on good authority that modest to make any such claims. WALL PAPER, the officers proposed that each of tho boys pay over a certain sum or else go to For 30 Cents jail for thirty days! The boys, or at least all but possibly one or two, paid, and PRESIDENT ANGELA'S NKICE and having retained the services of a first class workman as then they were all discharged ! While we have not a particle of sympathy for —«— the young men for the conduct of which they were guilty, it is but natural that Is married, Alter a Romantic Court- j Cotton Iheel Cloths in Double Fold foreman, is prepared to do all kinds of such fellows would gladly pay liberally to bribe an officer rather than submit to ship, to a Si. Louis ISan, Covert Mixtures—16c. the disgrace of a trial. This, however, does not in the least, palliate the con- A Chicago dispatch to the Detroit duct of the officers. They had a duty to perform. They had taken their oath Tribune says—The marriage of Miss At 65C—81.00 Colored Dress Goods, Mary Angell, daughtorof Mr. and Mrs. in Silk and Wool Mixtures, Fancy Painting and that they would perform that duty—but they ignored their oath and allowed Mohairs, Brilliantines, Satin Ber- guilty people to escape and did it for a money consideration! And they did it, VV. T. Angell, to Frederick Scullin of bers, Coverts, etc. too, BO we are creditably informed, by threatening to assume judicial functions St. Louis was celebrated at 10 o'clock this morning at the Holy Angels' $2.80 Suitings ) Decorating and impose a penalty upon the prisoners whom they had in charge. This is 12.50 SuitiDgs I indeed a shameful state of affairs. church. The ceremony, which was $2.25 Suitings j in the best manner and at the most reasonable rates, and in- performed by the Rev. Father Tighe, $2.00 Suitings J to $I.5O was the culmination of a pretty vites all to examine his stock, and ascertain how cheaply a WHO RUNS THE REGISTER? romance. About 200 friends and rela- room can be decorated with good papers, and in appropriate tives were present at the wedding, a styles. v For several weeks past the report has been persistently circulated in all special car having brought a large parts of Washtenaw that THE REGISTER is being used by certain politicians to party from St. Louis especially for the overthrow Sheriff Judson's influence in the county in order that said politicians occasion. may have better opportunities for preferment. Attempts along this line have The bride is well known in society W. W. WMTMORM, gone so far that Boss Judson has made affidavit that certain articles which have circles of the south side, as well as De- 106 S. Main St. appeared in THE REGISTER were the joint productions of the editor of Thetroit, St. Louis and Ann Arbor. Her Register and certain attorneys who were using this paper as a tool to injure him. uncle, Dr. James B. Angell, the pres- These statements, while absolutely false in every respect, are being eo gen- ent minister to Turkey, is the presi- erally circulated by Boss Judson's tools and sworn to by the Boss himself, that dent of the University of Michigan, it seems proper to declare that there is not a word of truth in them. THE but now on leave of absence for diplo- "Sorosis"-The New Shoe REGISTER desires it to be distinctly undersood that its own editorial force is matic duty. ontirely competent to prepare its own matter for publication and that it does Mr. Scullin came to Chicago this not find and never has found it necessary to employ or to make use of legal tal- winter, expecting to remain temporar- ent to prepare its news items or editorials. Every word of the matter that has ily, until he met Miss Angell; it was a For Women appeared in THE REGISTER in referenco to Boss Judson has been prepared by case of love at first sight. There was the editor of this paper or those regularly employed by him to do newspaper obstacle in the way, however, in work. We are aware that Boss Judson may actually believe what he hasthat Mr. Scullin was a Roman catholic The Acme of Fashion- sworn to about the motives of the editor of THE REGISTER. He is so supremely and Miss Angeil a Congregationalism selfish and so very mortal that he cannot conceive that anybody can be gov-This was obviated by Miss Angell be- The Smartest Boot on Earth. erned by any but selfish motives. THE REGISTER has no political ambition to coming a member of the Catholic foster and no personal feeling toward." Boss Judson. We have made the at- Spring and Summer What is more attractive than a handsome church. foot? "Sorosis" will make yours so, no matter tacks upon him because we consider him an enemy not only to the Republican what size you wear. party the interest of which we have at heart, but also, and the more important GONE TO WAR. Shoes reason, because we believe him to be an enemy to the taxpayers of this county Very Swell are Sorosis Shoes. Secretary Bales, of the .Tlicliigaii Club, of all kinds sold at lowest prices. and a menace to law and order. These are reasons sufficient to warrant every Made in all sizes and shapes. Sokl only by word; we have said. Judson and his henchmen may do what they can to divert Oft' With ike Reserves. L. GRUNNER, - 118 & Main St. public attention from the actual facts, but they will remain facts, nevertheless, The Board of Trustees of the Mich- and the editor of THE REGISTER will continue in the future as he has in the igan Club met at the Club Rooms on The Celebrated Wm. C. Reinhardt, . 212 S. Main St., Ann Arbor. past to edit his own paper without any assistance from outside parties. April 25th to take action relative to the absence of Secretary Bingley R. Fales. Pingree Composite Shoe who was going to the front with tho always on hand. MEltOIC EFFORTS. TO CLOSE THE Detroit Naval Reserves. The Board An Augusta readier Hai au luti>re»t- A micUltfan Man Tell* of Hie Work to very magnanimously granted Mr. Fales lng Experience In the Life leave of absence as long as he was in It Don't Cost a Gent. Nnviuif Bualucu. Protect New Orleans. High-Class Engravings Edgar Bartes, '97 lit, is working at the service of the United States, and An Alumnus ot the U. of M. is teaoh- by resolution pledged itself that his ing in Augusta township. One night Ft. St. Philip, Louisiana. This fort To come in and see us—sit in our easy chair—smoke has the only defense of New Orleans salary for the year would not be affect- and Etchings... last week he called on a young lady who ed by his absence. F. L. Brooke, one our pipe and inquire the prices on lives near his boarding place and wasand controls the mouth of the The best Portraits of His Mississippi river. He writes that they of the directors of the Club was chosen torical and Literary Person in the midst of discussion on the theory temporary secretary, and accepted such of equations when the door suddenly are now employing 800 men to get the ages. Catalogue in prepar fortifications into shape. Big guns are appointment on condition that his ser- ation. Original Engravings burst open and a frightBned neighbor vices would be without compensation. Implements, Buggies and Harness. woman rushed in and gasped: "Oh! mounted, concrete walls are being con- and Etchings by Durer, structed and torpedoes are being laid help. Our strawstack has fallen down T[. XV. C A. Kembrandt, Seymour Had- on the cow shed and our best cow isin tho river to blow up any lleet that The anniversary meeting will be en, Whistler and other under it.'1 may attempt to pass up the river. held at the M. E. church Sunday even- masters. The Hurd-Holmes Co., The gallant young pedagogue rushed ing, May 15. Dr. McElroy is to give Correspondence Invited. Ann Arbor, Mich. to the scene of disaster, heedless of the the address. By action of tho board of 415 Detroit St., barn yard mud that threatened to ruin Royal makes the food pure, managers, the annual election of offi- FREDERICK KEPPEL & CO, wholesome and delicious. cers is announced for Monday evening, his patent leathers. He seized a pitch May 16. A list of the nominations may Paris, London, and fork and worked frantically. Tho per- be seen at the rooms. Voting members 20 East 16th Street, Hew Yori. spiration ran down his face, spoiled his are regular active members whose dues collar and shirt front but he did not are paid. Allmendinger & Wines, Agts, Washington Blk care. He grew tired and was ready to Schaller's Book Store. The returns are not all in yet for the drop but there was no stopping till that entertainment of April 29, but it is precious cow should be saved. probable that tney will be quite satis- After an hour they came to the wreck factory. Tho thanks of the association NEW MEAT MARKET of the cow shed and tho farmer began are due Miss McMonagle and the class- es who gave such an enjoyable program. to probe underneath it with his fork. 113 W. Huron Street. Then his helpers saw him jump down Mayor Hiscock appointed the follow- WALL and run behind the barn. Hi3 wife ing persons commissioners to investi- followed. The teacher heard her ex- gate the spread of yellows among peach trees: Jacob Ganzhorn, H. P. Danfor- We sell for cash, cheap. claim, "Why David." Then withont th, Walter L. Taylor. 'a word of thanks both the farmer and POWDER his wife stole away to the house and All Home Grown Meats. PAPER... Absolutely Pure the teacher stepping behind the barn saw, not twenty feet from the wrecked Your custom is solicited. From 5 Cents a Roll Up. straw ttacic, peacefully chewing her cud, that priceless cow. RCVU BMCINO POWDER CO.. HEW Y8RK. n. P. VOQEL, Proprietor. 110 South Main St., Ann Arbor, Mich. THE ANN ARBOR REGISTER, MAY 5, 1898. PAGE 2 UMUNICATION FROM THK MAYOR. si \x I.I; i r.Mi-i.i'Ni 11 lli. Committee on Bonds. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. Ann Arbor, Mich., May 2, 1898. Farmors & Mechanics Bank, accts. as- Adopted aa follows: $ Id. Hamilton, Richardi, (OFFICIAL) To the Honorable the Common Council of the City of Ann Arbor: Total .. I Dieterle, Sweet, Exinger, Van- An Old Man's COUNCIL CHAMBER, \ dawarkor, Brown, Spathelf, Weeks, Gentlemen: 1 desire to announce BRIDGB, C! i > BUT \M> CKOSMI UK llMi. Ami Arbor, April 27th, 1S98. j llie following appointments: l'iunti re .^ Mechanics Hank, aerts. us- Howell, Cady, Stevens, l'res. Luick— Special Session. For Marshal and Chief of Police, ed ;» 70 Called to order by Ties. Luick. Zenun Sweet. i—None! Last Hope. ltoll called. Quorum pieseiit. Total ... - * 3a 70 For Patrolmen, David Collins, Reu- Absent, Aid. Richards, Urown, ben Armbruster, .John O'Mara, Geo. B. STUT.KT rUHD. To tlie Common Council: Weeks. Coon, llowell. Fanners 4 Mechanics Bank, acota. •*• Isbell. - i MI re Your Committee on Cemetery would Made helpless as a baby by a dreadful nervous dis- CAM. FOB SPECIAL SESSION. ClIAS. E. [IlSCOCK, Kenny \ Quintan, labor 12 2» recommend that a lawn mower be pur- Louis Konde 4*18 chased for use in the Fifth Ward Cem- ease lie read of a case like his mm, and had enough Ann Arbor, Mich.. April 27th 1898. Mayor. Daniel J. Boss, salary Glen V. Mills, City Clerk: Received and ordered filed. Samuel Kalmbaoh, labor 1 •'"'etery and that the sexton be instructed Wm.Kean, labor - W u out the walks and drives of 'faith to follow the example it set him. Now he w Call a Special Session of the Common Ann Arbor, Mich., May 2, 180S. Jag. Donegan, repairs Council to be held at the Council To the Honorable the Common Council Prank Sutherland, labor :>- "6 the cemetery. himself an example to others wlta are suffering from Chamber at 8:00 p. m. today to consider of the City of Ann Arbor: Schumacher's Hardware, supplies— 8 86 Respectfully submitted 1 W. H. Mclntyre.oil B0 Geo. W. Weeks, disorders of the nervous system. the contract 'and bonds of Win. J. Gentlemeu: 1 beg to announce the Ann Arbor Music Co., piano box Clancy for paving In paving district following appointments and respect- Arbuokle, Ryan & Co., supplies BOO Geo. VV, Sweet, No. 1. fully ask their confirmation by your Henry Riohurdis, supplies 10 80 A. 1!. Stevens. "It told how a man, who suffered as I Sawing wood, working in his garden, ClIAS. E. IIlSCOCK, honorable body: Total » Cemetery Committee. had suffered, had been cured by Dr. Wil- For City Treasurer, Edward L. Sey- Adopted a.s follows: walking three times a day to and from his liams' Pink Pills for Pale People. Mayor, POLICE POND. place of business—these form part of the ler. Yens—Aid. Hamilton, Richards, " It gave me faith and hope. I took two COMMUNICATION FROM THH IIOAUD Zenus Sweet, -alary $ For City Attorney, O. E. Butterlield. David Collins, salary SO 00 Koch, Dieterle, Sweet. Exinger, Van- daily routine of Edwin R. Tripp, Post- boxes of the pills) then four more boxes. master of Middlefield Centre, N. Y. He OF PUBLIC WOKKS. For Member of tlie Board of Public Reuben Armbruster, salary BO "*• dawarker, Brown, Spathelf, Weeks, "M-ygain was steady; my return to George [sbell, salary - 50 Oil is past his seventieth birthday. health was a source or daily gratification. To the Common Council: Works, Thos J. Keech. John O'Mara,salary Howell, Cady, Stevens, Pres. Luick— Nearly fifty years a blacksmith ; thirty- For Member of the Board of Fire Arthur Sweet, special 14. "In all I took eighteen boxes of the pills The Board of Public Works herewith w. w. Wot more, supplies 1 60 two years Justice of the Peace; three years before I was entirely well. At first I paid submit the contract of Win. .1. Clancy Commissioners, Moses Seabolt. Nays—None. town clerk, then postmaster; forty-six years 50 cents a box, but afterwards I saved for the construction of the pavement Fm Member of the Board of Health, Total * 278 B0 EEPORT8 OF CITY OFFICERS. a resident of the town he now lives in— money by getting six boxes at a time, in Pavement District No. 1. Also the Dr. Ernest A. Clark. HOT i>:'.'U;;MI:NT FUND. Tho monthly reports of the City these are the bare outlines of a useful life. following bonds: ClIAS. E. [IlSCOCK, Fred Sipley, salary * Clerk. Treasurer, Marshal and Super- Mr. Tripp's career is a type. His story Pi^?f we my cure entirely to Dr.Williams' Mayor. C. A. Edwards, salary intendent of the Poor, and the annual will be read with heartfelt sympathy by For faithful performance of contract: VV. 11. MoLaren, Balary BO W Aid. Cady moved that the nomina- Max W ill I inu'er. salary BO 00 reports of the City Marshal, City Phy- thousands. His hearty endorsement of Dr. Pink Pills for Pale People." Principal. Suretkt. To clinch his remarkable story and add Wm.J. Clancy GeorgeM.Olarken. tions of the mayor be voted on separ- Aliwrt West.salary BO 00 sician and Chief of the Fire Depart- •Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People will ately. Eugene Williams, Hilary - were read and ordered filed. be echoed by tens of thousaads. to its helpfulness to others, Mr. Trippmade Jeremiah D. ttyan, Herman Kirn ;>0 00 Ambrose Kearney. Adopted. !iU Oil Me said: affidavit to its truthfulness before Homer Samuel McLaren, ealary Hanna, a local Notary Public For payment of material and labor Aid. Hamilton moved that the nom- Charles Carroll, salary 20 00 Ann Arbar, Mich, May 2, '98. "In March, 1892, I was attacked by ination of Edward L. Styler as City Edward Hoelzle, salary — This is to certify that the account of what I afterwards learned was locomotor From helplessness, suffering and despair claims: w. L. Scbnlerle, salary Treasurer be continued. S (HI E. L. Seyler, City Treasurer, is over- ataxia. , Mr. Tripp was restored to the healthful, Principal Snrettf. Geo. Hoelzle, Balary useful activity suggested at the beginning Adopted as follows: A. W. Sorg.salary 8 in drawn at this date to tho amount of "Two skillful doctors did everything Win. J. Clancy Georjfe M. < lark-en. » CO of this sketch. His experience is like others. Yeas—Aid. Hamilton, Richards, Ed. Hill, salary $119' . Yours very truly, they could for me. I steadily became The Board would recommend that Dieterle, Sweet, Vandawarker, llow- Uoodale & Co., bran 9 00 h\ U. Belser, wosc Was unable to dress myself. While locomotor ataxia is one of the Henry Schwab, carrots most baffling nervou» diseases with which the contract and bonds be confirmed ell. Cady, Btevens—8. Clark* Bassett.coal Cashier. "Later t could not move even about the 8 tM by the Council. Xays—Aid. Koch, Exinger, Brown, lir1 e and Water, subscription room, but was carried in my chair. physicians are called to contend, its cure by I . Donovan, oata 29 i II CITY TREASURER'S REPORT. 5r. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People Respectfully submitted. Spathelf, Weeks, Press. Luick—(i. "I gave up hope. The doctors gave me Win. Kirn, hay CITY FUNDS. has become a matter of almost daily oc- Glen V. Mills, Aid. Ciidy moved that the nomina- Mrs. Keam, washing 1 no encouragement I did not expect to live tion of O. Elmer Butterlield be con- Martin Haller, inatiress Month ending April 80 93. very long. I was more helpless than a currence. Smaller nervous troubles yield Clerk of the Board of Tublic Works. much more readily to the powerful influ- tinued. MIl.NEV UKCIUVED. baby. I sank lower and lower. Aid. Cady moved that the contract Aid. Hamilton moved as a substitute Total fund "In June the tide turned! From the ence these vegetable pills exert in restoring and bonds be confirmed by the Coun- Mills, Q. V.. licenses % 6 00 wasted nerve force and in purifying and that the nomination of O. Elmer But- Fred Sipley, (alary .1 in oo .ml lowest ebb, it began to set toward health cil. terfield be laid over until next session. ;; 85 4 03 and vigor. enriching the blood. Treas. Anti-Tramp Society Druggists everywhere sell Dr. Williams ^ Adopted as follows: Adopted as follows: V. Hiiralke. trro '.I 00 Mind "The turning point was a newspaper Yeas—Aid. Hamilton, Koch, Dieter- Yeas—Aid. Hamilton, Richards, olt, groceries I Marshal, fees 1 C" Pink Pills for PaU People. Eberbaoh Drug Co., medicine... i IS ;;.. ease no90,$l; no91, |1.... 2 00 article. le. Sweet. Exinger, Vandawarker, Koch, Dieterle, Sweet, Exinger, Van- John (." !/ & tics 4 till Street fund Spatfcelf, Cady, Stevens, Pres. Luick— dawarker, Brown. Spathelf, Weeks, John lieetz, Jl 1 1)1 Transfered from contingent fund 85 B5 10. ar& Co., medicine 1 81! Ross, 1). I., sold 11 loads stone 5 50 Howell, Cady. Stevens, Pres. Luick— A. i;. Koch, groceries 8 is iron posts 1 60 Nays—None. 14. G. Hoefer. groceries 4 00 On motion the Council adjourned. Nays—None. Mrs. Hlllman, board for Mrs. Evans.. 5 00 Total 106 32 W. P. Lodholz, groceries .- 5 98 e on hand hist report 108 05 GLEN V. MILLS, Aid. Brown moved that Thomas J. A. Kearney, groceries 3 00 City Clerk. Keech be confirmed as Member of the F. Muebllg. coffin 10 00 Total I2U 37 COUNCIL CHAMBER, ) Board of Public Works. Mielnj-'au Telephone Co., telephone .- 20 To Everybody: Ann Aibor, April 29th, 18'J8. t .1.11. Maynard, sxroceries :> T.'j I:Y DISBURSED, WARRANTS PAID. Adopted as follows: Wm. II. Molntyre,groceries Bridge, eulVt and crossw'lk fnnd....$ 488 60 Special Session. Yeas—Aid. Hamilton, Richards, V. C. Miller, groceries.. l uo Contingent fund 1720 42 Called to order by Pres. Luick. Koch, Dieterle, Sweet, Exinger, Van- O'Hara& Boyle, jrooeries 200 Stale dog tax 4 50 We manufacture the "well known B '.i 1^ lire fund 603 40 ltoll called. Quorum present. dawarker, Brown, Spathelf, Weeks, iboit, >irocerie6 12 4'.1 Poor " ^11 74 Absent, Aid. Spathelf, Weeks, Coon, Howell, Cady, Stevens, Pres. Luick— Geo. Spathelf, Jr.. meat i oo • •• 275 00 FJowell. 14. M. Staebler, cos] 8 10 Street •' 613 03 JUMBO PATENT FLOUR, and WHITE LOAF, CALL FOU SPECIAL SESSION. W If. BUmaon, L-roeeries 6 05 1 (list. NO 1. 9107 00 Nays—None. Staebler A: Co., groceries 1 00 the Standard Family Brand; also Ann Arbor, Mich., April 29th, 1898. Aid. Cady moved that Moses Seabolt 0. W. Vopel, meat 1 78 Total 13083 69 Glen V. Mills, City Clerk: be confirmed as Member of the Board Wahr & Miller, shoes 1 50 Balance overdraft 1-WJ 32 Call a Special Session of the Common of Fire Commissioners, Council to be held at the Council Total * 130 23 {Continued on 7thpage. "GOLD DUST" Granulated Meal, Central Mills Graham Adopted as follows: CEMETERY FUND. Chamber today at 8:00 p. m. to approve Yeas—Aid. Hamilton, Richards, the Saloon Bonds and Druggist Bonds. Koch, Dieterle, Sweet, Exinger, Van- Nelson Garlinghouse, labor $ 16 75 OA TORXA. CHAS. E. HiSCOCK, Flour, Central Mills Pure Rye Flour dawarker, Brown, Spathelf, Weeks, Total • 16 75 Bears the The Kind You Have Alwavr' Mayor. llowell, Cady. Stevens, Pres. Luick— ItECAPITULATION. Signature REPORT OF THE COMMITTKB ON 14. Contingent Fund $M21 09 of and Central Mills Pure Buckwheat Flour^^" Fund, general BONDS. Nays—None. llridja\ Culvert and Crosswalk Fund. 83 70 the latter receiving the largest sale ever attained by any Aid. Koch moved that Ernest A. I Fund Buckwheat Flour in Ann Arbor. Ann Arbor, Mich., April 29th, 1398. Clark be confirmed as Member of the Fund ->">" AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS. To the Common Council: Board of Health. Firemen's Fund On the first day after commencing the manufacture of Buckwheat Your Committee on Bonds would Poorlund 180 29 Flour this season, we placed over two tons in this immediate vicinity. Adopted as follows: Cemetery Fund The youngr men of this place are form- recommend the approval of the follow- Yeas—Aid. Hamilton, Richards, ing a military company under the name In the course of a fe* days, we shall place enough Buckwheat Flour in ing Druggist and Liquor Bonds with Total $3,-'79 M Ann Arbor to make a pancake large enough to cover the College campus Koch, Dieterle, Sweet, Exinger, Van- of the Chelsea Rifles and are drilliu
INVASION OF CUBA ORDERED. Hlchlgan XHVHI Reserves on the Toieinlta Michigan's S Troops of Chickamauga are on tha Move lied to Ni —Transport Ship's Charteroil. man the Chattanooga: The Ninth cavalry which will join the llyin (colored) the Twenty-fourth Infantry Camped at Island Lake Waiting for Hampton Road Borit Ifivil§ (colored) and the entire eight batteries a Call to the Front, •ol duty as Better Times of artillery centered at Chicka The Yoseinite has been well mauga have been ordered to Tampa, has 10six-inch guns and will advancing. Business is improving. Many of our new Fla., as soon as the railroad can carry STATE'S PATRIOTISM ABLAZE. Tvice If gi ipori unity. iSfckfiess tell us that they began to trade with us because them. The Michigan I they found that we had the best assortment of the kind of Mobile: The Tenth and Twenty-sec- Michlg»n National Gnard In Camp at will make their patriotism felt I •' ond infantry regiments at Mobile re- Island Lake Preparing to go to tiio get a t the Bpanian Which is better, to thoroughly goods they were looking for and that our prices were the ceived orders to leave for Tampa and Front—Tin1 Michigan Naval Reserves enlisted as ordinary seamen, drop cleanse and purify the blood just lowest, considering quality. began at once preparing for the jour- Called Out—Double Drowning. their organization and even wit ney. Soon afterward a train moved assurances that they would retain theii now, or make yourself out from the government military camp officers The;-', the many dangerous ailments We Sell... near Mobile for Tampa, carrying sup- War with all its suffering's, priva- of the Reserves left at home. 1>. which are so prevalent during plies, escort wagons, ambulances, tions and horrors is upon us. The first call, but tbey will await the summer? Impurities have been mules and hostlers and teamsters. It glorious old Stars and Stripes which ond call for volunteers. accumulating iu the blood all is reported that this is the first step of have for over 30 years floated only over winter, and right no., time scenes of peace are now leading the The ihigan Naval Furniture, a movement that will finally concen- who went to the front at the first call to get rid of them. A thorough trate all the troops at Mobile at Tampa thousands of Liberty's noblest sons who are to do or die to bring1 freedom to a •i'd Norfolk. Va.. afl course of Swift's Specific is needed and also those at New Orleans so as to and rapid journey ami were immedi- to clean blood and puri- form with the troops at Tampa, a force sister nation and to hurl from this hem- isphere the last vestige of the tyrant ately quartered on board the trai fy the system, toning up and of 8,000, to be the advance guard of the ship Franklin until the auxiliary ill Carpets army of occupation of Cuba. power of one of the most cruel nations strengthening it all over. Those God's sun ever shone upon. From east cruiser Yosemite should be read. Now Orleans: The three regiments duty. It is understood that as soo who take this precaution now are to west, from north to south, the boys 1 comparatively safe all summer; of infantry here has been ordered to in blue are marching, and with them the Yosemite is armed and manned s leave for Tampa under rush orders. will join Commodore Schley's <• but to neglect it is to invite some go the prayers of loved ones that vic- i of sickness which is so com- } Curtains. Tampa, Fla.: Col. Melville A. Coch- tory may speedily rest upon their ban- squadron. ran, commanding the first provisional ners. From ever state of our beloved, A second call for the Michi .iioii during the t. Call at our store, No. 9 and 11 W. Liberty-st—you will not bt brigade of Tampa division, received a united land the youth and strength of res was for an additioi It is now that a course of Swift's urged to buy. Our tjoods and prices do that. telegram frofn Washington instructing city home and country fireside are ral- ment of 4:2 men. Specific him to hold his command in readiness lying with enthusiasm to the call of for immediate departure with rations the nation's rulers. MICHIGAN NEWS I" for 30 days. Officers here expect that HENNE & STANGER. all the troops now stationed at Chicka- And Michigan, my Michigan, as in A through P. & P. M. fri mauga will be here in a few days. that last great conflict, thou art ready wrecked near Flint and 18 loi These troops consist of 3,600 cavalry, to pour forth thy children and thy were demolished. will accomplish so much toward 10 batteries of artillery of 500 men and treasure to join the glorious throng. Mrs. Louis Dahl, living near New rendering the system capable of • ALL ROADS ARE ALIKE TO A MONARCH, 2,500 infantry, or a total of 0,600 men. Yes, Michigan will do her duty. Buffalo, was burned to death by a gas- evil influ iiich Perfection is the result of our long On the arrival of these troops it is quite Even before the call to arms was oline stove explosion. to attack it during likely that they will be organized into sounded thousands of brave Michigan the summer when sickness is so experience. boys had offered their lives to their Several hundred Michigan physii brigades and regiments for transfer to have volunteered to go to the front abundant. It is the best tonic Cuba. country. In a few hours after the and system-builder on the market, President's call for volunteers Gov. with the Michigan boys. Washington: A rather striking sign The muster rolls show that then because it is a real blood remedy of the imminence of the invasion of I'ingree was able to notify the Wash- ington authorities that his men wore 3,510 officers and men at Caattp Eaton, and is made Tjolely to search out Cuba was contained in the chartering exclusive of staif officers. aud all impurities, and by the war department of eight large ready when wanted. steamers of an average capacity of The departure of the state troops Fruit men in Oceana county say supply an abundance of pure, rich about 2,000 tons and able to carry from from their various homes was made the there were never so many good bm and red blood. S. S. S. is made 800 to 1,200 passengers each to be used occasion for the most enthusiastic dem- this time of the year as now, and they exclusively of roots and herbs, as transports for the conveyance of the onstrations that have occurred since are all looking for an immense crop and is Nature's own remedy. It first military expedition to Cuba. 01. Perhaps Saginaw gave her boys this season. is purely vegetable, aud is the the greatest send-off, over 25,000 people An unknown man crawled into a New York: Large quantities of cloth- witnessing the procession which es- only blood remedy guaranteed to ing and supplies such as would be re- charcoal kiln at Gulliver, m.ir M contain no potash, mercury or corted Cos. D and E, Third regiment, tique. set the coal on fire and quired by an army invading Cuba has M. N. G., and No. 3 division of the other mineral. Be sure to get S. just been purchased here and shipped speedily asphyxiated by gas It was a Michigan Naval Reserves. Business clear case of suicide. S. S. There is nothing half as to Tampa. This includes 2,000 canvas was practically suspended and almost good. hammocks, 5,000 felt hats, 2,500 pairs every building was decorated. Hun- Capt. Geo. E. Judd has bean formally woolen blankets, 2,500 rubber blankets dreds of school children marched and nstalled as commandant of the or conchos, 5,000 pairs of shoes and carried flags. A fife and drum corps diers'Home at Grand Rapids, with E. 5,000 coats and pairs of trousers. It now composed of prominent business men i. Taylor, of Port Huron, as adjutant. seems certain that within a few days a and veterans of the civil war created ' md Mrs. Welch as matron. strong force of the regular army will intense enthusiasm. "Old Glory" pro- Isaiah W. Austin, aged 75. a war enter Cuba and there effect a junction duced by electric lights, suspended eran from Charlevoix county, commit- with the forces of the insurgents. This across the principal ~~n ue, was in-ted suicide at Adrian by placing the move means the delivery of a great cessantly cheered. Thou ds of De- muzzle f ,'mi in his mouth and quantity of arms, ammunition and troit's citizen crowded the ine of march pi the _ger by means of a stick. other supplies to the Cuban army. when the Fourth regiment started for C A. Black, one of the trus- tbeBlGOa Thus fitted out the Cubans in this MONARCH AND DEFIANCE BICYCLES their train and the boys were escorted tees Harper hospital at Detroit, country say that Gen. Gomez will van- by the G. A. R. posts and i 'teran are the product of mechanical ingenuity. quish quickty the Spaniards in Cuba. called on Gov. Pingree at military teadquartars and tendered the use of Special H«meie«ken Rxenralon and Gen. W. R. Shafter who, it is said corps of the Light Guards and Light Infantry, and were cheered continually the hospital to the state in the present Otic Way Settlers Rato Via Ohio $40.00 $50.00 $60.00 will have command of the Cuban expe- war emergency. Central Lines. • dition, has been in consultation with At many places, notably Grand Rapids. Lansing, Jackson, Port Huron. Flint, The semi-annual apportionment of : 2 and 3 and 16 and IT. For full Monarch Chainless $100.00 Gen. Miles, and it is believed that they culars, rates, etc. call on or ad- went over carefully the details of the Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, Sault Ste. primary sef»ool money to be made tiiis Send for 1898 Catalogue. Marie and Adrain business places were W. A. PETERS, M. P. A. plan to enter Cuba. Gen. Shafter is in month will distribute 8350,017 ana •[20j Detroit, Mich. Agents wanted in open territory. command of the United States troops closed and the school children, civic the several counties. This will be at now concentrated in New Orleans, societies, bands and prominent citizens it the rate of 60 cents for each child of O£IXA. MONARCH CYCLE MFC. CO., many of whom it is understood are to escorted the militiamen to the depot. school age in the state. Bears Kind You Have Always Bought Lake, Halsted and Fulton Streets, Chicago. form part of the invading army. At Port Huron each soldier was pre- (amp Eaton at Island Lake has r Signature Branches—New York. London and Hamburg. sented with 85 in gold. In many places ieclared a regimental camp, B of Send ten 2-cent stamps for a deck of Monarch Playing Cards Illustrating SPANISH FLEET SAILED. movements have been started to take Irish, adjutant-general of the Michigan Lillian Russeil, Tom Cooper, Los Richardson, and Walter Jones. care of the families of soldiers who National Guard, having taken command Left Cape Verde Islands Bound for Cuba will become dependent. Detroit's lead- under orders from Gov. Pingree. —Flying; Squadron Will Meet Them. ng citizens have given the boys assur- entire control of the regiments and in- Sold by B. F. SCHUMACHER, Ann Arbor, Mich. St. Vincent, Cape Verde Islands: The nce that no loved one shall suffer dur- dependent battalions in the hands of Let the Dogs Spanish fleet sailed in a southwesterly ng their absence. The Governor's the commanding officers. direction. The destination is unknown. uards at Lansing were presented with Just before the Light Infantry left Do the Barking! Orders to be given at sea. The official a handsome silk flag by the Elks. 3wos.su Sergeant Henry Bertram was announcement says that the Spanish Everywhere patriotism was at a thrown from a frightened horse near You won't have to if you'll go to STEAM AND \ J. F. Schllh, fleet was composed of the first-class white heat. All through the towns the armory. The horse reared and armored cruisers Cristobal Colon, In- and cities of both peninsulas the en- stepped on his face, smashing in the HOT WATER HEATING fanta Maria Teresa, Almirante Oquendo husiastic scenes were repeated, aDd left cheek bone and multilating the and Vizeaya, the torpedo boat destroy- the progress of the companies was one whole side of his face. He will lose Mummeiy's ers Furor, Terror and Pluton and the g ovation. one eye. The accident cast a fe> \ Sanitary transport City of Cadiz. It was added At Island Lake the quartermaster- of depression over his comrades. Drug that the torpedo boats Ariete, Kayo jeneral's details had been hard at work, SEWING MACHINES and Azor, would return to Cadiz. ind by the time the troops arrived the The salt block of Louis Sand Washington: The navy department tents were up, and the camp in readi- Manistce, was totally destroyed b\ Store at a loss of over 840,000; insurance but j Plumbing! has received information that the ness. While the quarters are somewhat Spanish squadron has left the Cape rougher than they are used to at the '. A gale was blowing and theAnd get a 8 ounce Package of ARTISTIC Verde islands. Its destination is un- annual camp, they will nevertheless be air was filled with firebrands, which known, but it is presumed to be bound makes it almost a miracle that two Sibley & Holmwood's J High Grade Mantels and Grates for Cuban or American waters. It is setter than many a bivouac they will GAS AND ELECTRIC make, if given field service. Contracts large mills within 200 feet escaped de- reported that Commander Schley, of struction. The salt block was just () 207 E. Washington St., the flying squadron at Hampton Roads, lave been closed for meat and bread, QUICK RELIEF COUGH DROPS has received orders to sail to meet the the hospital force will be complete. about to begin operations after a long They only cost 5c a, Package. FIXTURES £ Ann Arbor, - Mich. Spanish fleet. Gen. Wm. L. White thinks the troops shut-down for thorough repairs. will remain at Island Luke three weeks The American Lake Superior Power and then start for the south, but not C6.) at the Soo, is asking for bids for for the extreme south. There will be the construction of a water-p no frills or functions in the camp, but canal one and a half miles long. 300 THE DANGER , thing, even in the rations, will feet wide, 83 feet deep. The work is to which the Expectant Mother is be on a war footing. During the three one of great magnitude, involving the exposed and the foreboding and weeks the soldiers will be diligently expenditu era] millions of dol- dread with which she looks for- drilled with special attention to open lars. A lease for a .'0.000 horse-power A Young Man Who Mis- ward to the hour of woman's ranks work and guard duty. engine to be ready in two years has takenly Believed He severest trial is appreciated by but GOT. Pingrec has appointed (apt. been made to the Lake Superior Cornelius Gardner, of the 19th infan- bine works. Kew York and Philadel- Had Heart Disease. few. All effort should be made try, D. S. A., as colonel of the Fourth phia capitalists are pushing the work. to smooth these rugged places regiment M. N. G. in life's pathway for her, ere she The war department has appol He Simply Scared Himself to ('apt. lienj. Munday, assistant Burgeon Death, for His Heart Was presses to her bosom her babe. Sale of Michigan's War Bonds. of the U. s. army, as chief physics The first of the Michigan war loan aminer at the muster in of Michigan's Sound.—What a Pity He Did bonds issued and signed by the gov- troops. Ke will be assisted by Dr. II. Not Take Proper Advice ! MOTHER'S FRIEND ernor was for 850,000 and was purchased troit, and Dr. W. bv the city of Detroit. State Treasurer II. Jones, of Doughton, appointed by allays Nervousness, and so assists Steel says he has been offered 81.15 for the governor, and by I sur- A dramatic story is told of a yoans: man Nature that the change goes for- each SI of the entire issue. It has been geon-' int. The U.S. mus- in Chicago who believi heart dis- ward in an easy manner, without decided however to dispose of them ci lie tering are Capt. Irvine and :' per- such violent protest in the way of by popular purchase, and bids will be Lieut. Winans, who begin the enroll- itly and imagined thai Nausea, Headache, Etc. Gloomy received up to and including May It at ment of t!.• n a i the an invalid's life could he ho S101 for each S100. The bonds be:; atari1 > mot forebodings yield to cheerful and medical e\ • comple tu a per cent interest from May 1. L898, pay- a woi ' hopeful anticipations—she passes discr. in his history. able semi-annually. The bonds are due the young through the ordeal quickly and May 1, 1908, but are payable at the Save Your Children. man. and he fell at her feel stone < without pain—is left strong and pleasure of the state after May 1, 1903. Most every—If not every mother An vigorous and enabled to joyously absolu '• It was the opinion of knows what it means when her little the p hat ho might have li\ perform the high and holy duties Co. A, Third regiment, of Flint, Capt. one cannot ffct to sleep, but cries out a ripi '"•' precau- now devolved upon her. Safety Stewart, was the first to reach the "Oh, Mamma, something is biting me.'' tion I 1 camp at Island Lake. e time when a physician wi to life of both is assured by the It is not piles that may bo alleviated by at for devoting himself to one branch of his use of " Mother's Friend," and The first Sunday spent by the boys i lie field of the time of recovery shortened. in Camp Eaton was marked by the visit a salve—no, it is the troublesome little ;.l knowledge that, no one mai of over 15,000 people from all over the pin worm that wrigglea and twist: ultivate it all. The s< men .. "I know one lady, the mother of three state. irritates the child until it becomes have earned tho undying gratitude of the The 49th annual state fair of the children, who suffered greatly in the nervous, fretful aud peevish. The iliste. kidneys. He has enlarged the sphere of his prise, send a frank, fWl account of your dis- birth of each, who obtained a bottle of Michigan State Agricultural society the pictur usefulness by organizing a staff of specialists, ease to the company's offices, 220 Broadway, lest remedy, harmless to the child but ",-," y a dollar mark. Five 'Mother's Friend' of me before her will lie held at Grand Rapids during death to the pinworm, is Sketetee'a Pin ; whose service.; are placed within the reach New York. One of the symptoms blanks fourth confinement, and was relieved the week of Sept 'M to 30. lars is a great or a sn of a vast public who otherwise would have prepared by the Board of Physicians will be quickly and easily. All agree that their Worm Destroyer. If you or any ol .i-OS. One tiling i< certain : a live- no means of getting the best special treat- mailed you free on application. This will A. M. White and Frank Jones, of dollar 1 ill 1 when men: floras. This superb body of enable you to give a complete history of labor was shorter and less painful." New Era, ventured out in Lake Michi- yours are annoyed by the little | it is 1 • price of a complete physicians includes authorities on diseases of your affliction. In return, you will get • JOHN G. POLHILL, Macon, Qa. pie worms, send 2(i cents in pot md full treatment by medical the Mood and the nerves : of the heart, liver diagnosis by a learned physician who has gan, near-'Whitehall, in a leaky boat nk. made your particular disease the study of Stamps to Ceo. C. Steketee, Grand and kidneys; of the stomach and bowels. $1.00 PER BOTTLE at all Drugstores, and both were drowned. iu think the thin:; is impossible? Then lists in those dreadful mala- his life, and medicine for a month's treat- or sent by express on receipt of price. State Treasurer Steel lias prepared Michigan, and he will sei d you B The Warner 1- New dies that make women wretched.as well as in ment, should so long a time be necessary for an issue of $300,000 of state war loan Yorf head tin' obscure and obstinate ailments of men. a cure. Please benr in mind that this med» Dnfi|(O Containing invalnable information of box of destroyer poi t paid. of tl; who To have the advantage of the Warner Naz- icine will be espeateUy Brescribed for you. rnrr interest to all women, will be sent to bonds. The denominations are 8100 Write today for tha^Hfioms blank. rntfc any address upon application, by 1 Ask your druggist for SteUeteo's himself famous several years agoby the aro Medicine Company's remarkable enter- and 81,000, at a, ,' per cent. perfection of u remedy for diseases of the *HCBRAOFICLDRCaULATORCO.,ATUMtT*,OA. Worm Destroyer. I ^^H
THE ANN ARBOR REGISTER, MAY
the hands of a man In the employ of BOSS JUDSON'S RECORD.! See Here «*«*«* THE REGISTER, the wealthy corporation's attorney! We do not believe that a single mem- imii;i' OF HBC1STEB ber of our common council without re- muann gard to party can afford to cast his vote SELBY A. MOHAN, to confirm an appointment which would What Will Governor l»Iu«rec Say To Farmer Boys, result In placing tho city in such an It?-lf He Will Look Into tin- JIulK-r We "want you to OFFICE: 210 E. Huron Street. extremely awkward and humiliating He WIM Pitch Mull an limmpu ANN AKBOR, MICH. position. THE REGISTER believes that lorn Boss Overboard- Here i» What There Is a star it would be a great mistake to thus The Register Shows. , that points every TERMS: prejudice tho city's interests and it woman to the path- One Dollar per Year In Advance. 1st It shows how he plotted to over- way of happiness. It does not believe that the council is at is the ''Star of Bring Your throw one of the strongest Republican C1.5O (I lint paid until after one yoar. all likely to permit such a thing. Health." It is the organizations in the state of Michigan duty of every mother tyFifteen Cents per year additional to and succeeded by the aid of baso treach- to point out this star WHY ARE WE AT WABf I and indicate this pathway to her daughters. Subscribers outside of Washtenaw County, ery on the part of his henchmen. ... fifty Cents addition to Foreign Countries. IT IS reported that when the gunners I There »re too many unhappy—too many un- 2nd. It shows how he owned the City healthy women in the world. At every Laundry on the Ciocinnatti wore ordeied to fire Marshal and used said officer to regu- gathering where women meet alone, the Entered ;it tin.1 Ann Arbor Post-Office as Your Cuffs, Collars and upon tho Spanish batteries at Matanzas, larly rob the city of fees which belong utory is heard of sickness and nervousness Second-Class Matter. with every shot they fired they mut- and despondency. to it as appeared iu our report of ar- The woman who suffers in this way makes Fine Shirts to the THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1893. tered the words, ''Take that for therests for last December. a mistake to consult the average obscure Oh, My! Is this tho incentive with 3rd. It shows that in tho Stockwell physician. If she does so, the chances are Maine." with Spain? that she is told that her trouble is nervous- PAYMENT of tho annual dues to thewhich we wajje our war case he practically 'held up" a farm- ness or insomnia or indigestion or heart Michigan Club will hereafter entitle Have not the American people risen er boy and helpod to bleed him to thetrouble. It does not happen very often that What an awful this diagnosis is correct. When by some WHITE STAR every state member to a free ticket to above thoughts of vengence? extent of hundreds of dollars. fortunate chance she is told the truth, that the banquet. This arrangement, America has based upon the charges 4th. It shows how through his attor- she is suffering from weakness and disease of the distinctly feminine organism, she is which was made at the last banquet, of cruelty, barbarism and inability to ney he worked enough mombers of for- told at the same time that she must submit will be continued permanently. rightly govarn a civilized colony, the mer council to prevent an investigation to the obnoxious examinations and local LAUNDRY, treatment «o embarrassing to a sensitive justness of war for "humanity's sake." of the marshal's conduct and thug woman. All this is unnecessary. •MAYOR HISCOCK appointed Mr. O. She drew with startling vividness tho shield himself. The wise woman will seek the advice of 109 East Liberty Street, E. Butterfield city attorney Monday. inhuman butcheries and outrages prac- some specialist of world wide reputation. 5th. It shows how he ignored justice Dr. R. V. Piarce is such a man. For thirty and have them done up in ele- RACKET When this appointment came up before ticed, and meted out with telling effect court and circuit court decisions by years he has been chief consulting physi- gant shape at reasonable rates. tho council for confirmation Monday the hundreds who daily perished allowing men sentenced by both courts cian to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical 202 E. Washington St. night tho question was raised as tothrough Spanish violence. And if ever Institute, at Buffalo, N. Y. During that to confinement in jail for crimes to go time, with the assistance of a staff of emi- We Will Treat You Right. whether OP cot it would bo good policy war be justifiable at all, it would seem and come as they please. nent physicians, he has treated thousands to have a city attorney who is in the of ailing women. He is the inventor of the knowledge of such shocking and 6th. It shows how he allowed convicts employ of the ,Michigan Central rail- that wonderful medicine for women known One Scoffer Silenced.—Sarcastic In- We have been on a buying unbearable atrocities wou'.d demand to go free and then be sentenced again as Dr. Pierce'* Favorite Prescription. This quirer—"What good will it do you to road. As a resuH the matter was laid medicine acts directly on the delicate and even at the cost of force tho cestation to serve time in jail for other crimes take your bicycle with you to Cuba?" over until the next regular meeting of important organs that make maternity pos- Prospective Soldier—"If I become trip. Too many people were of practices which destroy hundreds ol before time of first sentence expired, sible. It cures all weakness, disease, in- the council which occurs May 10. The homesick, sir, I can puncture one of thousands of people by means more aw- thus drawing double pay from county ternal ulceration and inflammation and de- asking for something we did fact that the city is almost certain to ful than tho most dreadful plagues. bilitating drains. It has transformed thou- my tires and breathe my native air for board of prisoners. sands of weak, suffering women into again."—Chicago Tribune. have more or less litigation with the With such feelings as these the Ameri- not have. So we went to the 7th. It shows how Judson boasted healthy, happy, robust wives. It is for sale Michigan Central railroad company can mind, through official action, was by all good medicine dealers. Latent Style De< oratSUK. that he manipulated ballots and thus city, and the head of the big caused the question to arise. Mr. But- rapidly bringing Spain to realize that Nevej fail to cure constipation — Dr. C. H. Major & Co. make a specialty could control elections. Pierce'9 Pleasant Pellets. of keeping right up to date in tine dec- terfield states he had assured the Mayor these conditions could not be long en- orating of all kinds of interiors. If wholesale house told us how, that in all such cases he will employ dured. It was the establishment of a 8th. It shows that the pretended of- fer of $1,000 by the Boss as an evidence mortgage s •).•. you want the very latest in elegant other counsel and that the city would grand principle to take such a stand. Whereas, default has been made in the con- combinations, go and see what may be thirty years ago, he had sold gran pp of his honesty was a ridiculous bluff. ditions of payment of an installment of in- found at the store of C. H. Major & Co., be at no additional expense thereto. terest, due on a certain mortgao our father a bill of Dry Goods it was humanity internationalized, the 9th. It shows how Judson controlled the-:.'ud day of January, A. D. 1896, by C'. 203 E. Washington st. 19 Some of the aldermen seem to thiuk Lincoln McGuire, of the City Ot Ann Aibor, that such an arrangement would be inevitable evolution of justice. There Marshal Sweet in the matter of fees County of Wasbtenuw, State of Michigan, He (wondering if that Williams has which were loaded on nine for taking prisoners to the Detroit mortgagor, to Mary Furnum, of the entirely satisfactory, while others fear was no haste to make it erroneous, no place, mortgagee, and recorded in the office ever been accepted)—"Are both your that it would be & remedy only in ap-anger to make unreasonable, no selfish- House of Correction. df the Register ol Deed-, for Washtenaw rings heirlooms':"' She (concealing the teams and hauled sixty miles County, aforesaid, on the 22nd day of Janu- hand)—"Oh, dear, yes. One has been pearance. This feeling on the part of ness to bring corruption. Engaging 10th. It shows that the Sheriff inten- ary, A. I). lS'.w, in Liber 79 of Mortgages, on page SiO; And whereas, such default has in tho family since the time of Alfred, north to the old store. And certain Hldcrmen and the fact that the war upon such gronnds would have tionally violated the law in the course continued for more than thirty days, where- but the other is newer and (blushingly) he took in his suit for libel against the b th id otgagee hath power and au- Democrats are determined to have a clothed those who fought beneath its by the said mortgagede l bath powed htr anh eleca aut -only dates from the conquest."—Har- then the buyer for one of the editor of THE REGISTER. thority to eleci ana declare, and hath elect- iein Life. Democratic city attorney, if possible, banners with the respect of every na- ed and declared, to have the whole of the may result in defeating Mr. Butter- 11th. It shows how he worked the principal sum of money, ami Interest there- big departments came in and tion on the globe. on, secured by said mortgage to be now due Bad blood and indigestion are deadly fleld's confirmation. But the Maine disaster operated like county in the matter of fees for taking and payable, which said default has contin- enemies to good health. Burdock related how he and I used to people to asylum at Pontiac. ued after such election.and due notice there- the blow of a criminal upon the face of of. Whereby the power of sale In said mort- Blood Bitters destroys them. an officer, who, hitherto guided by law 12th. It shows how he managed to •ontained h operative; And driak sap out of the old IN another part of this issue of THE whereas, uy reason of said default, aud t he "Talk about patriots. I never saw a REGISTER miy be found the official and reason, is now overcame by this have the county help pay his campaign continuance thereof for more than thirty more ardent one than Brown." "Yes. expenses in the fall of 1896. days, and such election by said mori troughs when we were eight proceedings of tho meeting of the com- last exasperating act, and tries to strike and due notice thereof to said mortgagor, Brown goes to the limit. He licked him dead upon the spot. The provoca- 13th. It shows how for several days, there is now claimed to be due and paj his boy last night for insisting that it years old. mon council Monday night. This re- at the date of this notice, for principal and was Spanish money behind Columbus port does not by any sort of means tion may be great but the weakness is the Sheriff drew pay for attending interest the sum of eight hundred and elghty- when he discovered America."—Cin- court in Washtenaw county while doing sfvu dollars and fift> Lad no pro- show all that took place at that not thereby exhonorated. ceeding at law or in equity having been in- cinnati Enquirer. Maybe we didn't get the meeting. When the City Clerk read That the war has in it this element political work in Lansing. stituted to collect the said sum of money, or any part thereof: The Best Floor 1'alut. best trade flyers there were in the names sent in by Mayor Hiscock for of vengecce is unfortunate. If an 14th. It shows how in the month of Now, therefore, notice is hereby Riven, that by virtue of s»ld power of sale iu said C. H. Major & Co. are prepared to the various cit-j offices for the coming American gunner serving his country January the Marshal was his tool in mortgage contained, and rn pursuance of the short you some of the finest samples of the house, but we think we year, and the question of confirming upon an American battle-ship, must the matter of fees, the same as in thestatute in such case made and provided, on floor paint in the city. If you have a the 28th day of May, A. D. 1888, ai teno'i the appointments came up Alderman meet the Spaniards in bloody strife, month of December, as shown in thein tho forenoon of Bald day, at the south floor to paint do not fail to call at think we did. We propose to rather than have him struggle while case cited above. front door of the Court House, in said City Major's before you give your order. Brown took advantage of the occasion of Ann Arbor, that being the building where- C. II. Major & Co., 203 E. Washington emphasize the fact that to fire off a fusilado about Mayor His- animated ty a spsrlt of vengeance, let 15th. It shows how, by his overthrow in the Circuit Court for the County of Wash- tenaw is held, the undersigned will sell at street. 19 cock. Tho alderman claimed that the him be guided by a motto which speaks of a Republican organization the Re-public auction to the highest bidder, the Mayor had pledged certain offices to in the spirit which the great Nelson publicans failed to securer majority of lands, tenements and premises, descrlb "It is the class too much that hurts," and conveyed by said mortgage, to satisfy said the moderate user, "but who can the Democrats if they would endorse spoke at Trafalgar when he said "Eng- the board of supervisors, which other- the claim for the sum of money secured by RACKET PRICES said mortgage) and so elected and declared tell which is the glass too much?" his nomination. That as a man he land expects every man to do his duty. wise they would certainly have done. to be due and payable as aforesaid, and the ''The glass too much," said the moder- had failed to keep a pledge made CARL, T. STORM. costs and expenses of these proceedings, In- ate buyer, "is the one you have to buy IT 1»IU NOT PAY. cluding an attorney fee >of twenty-live dol- ARE in good faith. Just what that lars, :LS provided in said moru for the other fellow."—Washington had to do with the members of the The lands and tenements in said mortgage Star. DEAD MEN ALL AROUND. Some Youngmers Celebrated with A mentioned, and then and there to be sold, pre3eni council was more than any one are described as follows, to wit: "The fol- Keg of Beer aud Saw Spaniard*. lowing described lauds and premises, situate HOW TO COMBAT. SPECIAL PIRCES. present could very well see. If the AN ANN ARBOR BOY WHITES A in the City of Ann Arbor, County of Washte Half a dozen kids from around town Democratic members wished to retali- LETTER 1'ltO'I CH1LCOOT IMSV law, and State of Michigan, viz: Commenc- The Evidence of Our Menses. Wtiut got a keg of beer Thursday night and ing at the north-east corner of Block nmn- Ann Arbor People Say isCiood ate by attempting to present the con- ber three north of Huron street, range thir- The poor and those who making a camp on the north side pro- teen east, thence wost parallel with Cather- Proof for Anu Arbor. firmation of a Republican, there was, Was iu the Snow Slide. Dead Jleu ceeded to celebrate the bombardment ine street two hundred and Beventy-flve feet, When we seo it ourselves. of course, nothing to prevent them Numerous as Lire Ouca, All Mauds thence south parallel witli Thirteenth streel labor need to trade with ua for of Matanzas. They fought two other ninety nine feet, thence east parallel with When our own ears hear it. from doing so, but to bore the council Are Digging Out the Bodies. Catherine street one hundred and forty- When our neighbors tell it. kids whom they mistook for Spaniards three feet, thence north parallel" with Thir- we save them pennies, nickels, with a long story of the failure of a George Kingsley, an Ann Arbor boy, Our friends endorse it. but they don't remember who got theteenth street sixty-nine fe e;isi No better evidence caa be had Democratic deal to hold water was en-who left for the Klondike in March, parallel with Catherine street one hundred and ten cent pieces on every best of it. Late in the morning some and thirty-two feet, thence north parallel It's not what people say in Maine tirely uncalled for. It is rumored that saw the recent snow slide in Chilcoot with Thirteenth street thirty feet to the became so hilarious and others so pain- placo of beginning; Subject to a right of Or distant mutterings from California the same matter will be brought up Pass and writes his sister as follows: No deceiving echoes here. purchase except thread. fully sick that they were disturbing the ivay, twelve, feet wide, running north and again at the next meeting in a further "Sheeps Camp—I suppose you will south across said land, one hundred and Ann Arbor talk of Ann Arbor people. t hlrty-two feet west from Thirteenth street." Public opinion publishes for the attempt to prevent the confirmation of see an account of the snow slide in the slumbers of north side residents. The Dated Ann Arbor, Michigan, February 28th latter'phoned the police who arrived A. 1). II Public good. There is no proof like We have on sale Mr. Butterfield's appointment. papers. Dead men are about as thick MARY FCRNUM, MortsaRee, Home proof. Home testimony is at around here yesterday and today as to find some of them showing symptoms ANDREW E. GIBSON. Atty. for Mo: The back of every box of Doan's live ones. We do not know how many of a terrible sea-sickness. One clasped Kidney Hills. Can you believe your THE CITY ATTORNEY. his hands over his stomach and howled The annual May Festival given by Neighbors? Read this statement 20 Dozen Shirt Waists.., Considerable feeling has been aroused were caught in the enow but have got the School of Music will be held next Made by a citizen: about 40 out now and there will prob- with pain, imagining that the Span- among taxpayers by the appointment week. The first concert will be held Mrs. Geo. Carpenter of No. 1133 For- It isn't for us to say anything ably be about 40 more. I have been iards had captured him and that he Thursday night. Two more will iollow of Mr. O. E. Butterfield as city at- was to be blown up from the inside. est Ave., sajs: "For four or five years shoveling today. The snow slid down on Friday and two on Saturday. past I have suffered with kidney troub- about values—we leave that torney. This selection by Mayor His- The youths were crestfallen when cook is not meeting with the approval from the side of the mountain and Dr. Hinsdale is preparing a lecture le. The pains ocross my loins were at for the ladies, knowing that caught the men in the canyon. They they came to their senses in the county on the diseases that will threaten our times so severe that I could hardly that it was supposed it would receive. straighten up or bend over. The are buried all the way from two to tenjail and were more crestfallen still forces in Cuba. Yellow fever, malaria, the judgment of one woman is Mr. Butterfield is an attorney for the when they had to face their papa's who small-pox and leprosy will be the most twinges often extended up under my Michigan Central Railroad Company. feet deep. Twenty-three men who dangerous. A few cases of leprosy shoulder blades and down through my better than that of twenty men were working for the tramway com- arrived in time to put up the fines and brought to this country would cause thighs. I also suffered a good deal He states that he will not give up this from severe cramping of the muscles of work. The fact that during the com-pany were all kilkd. I was going to save further publicity. disease and trouble for generations and the doctor fears our soldiers may be ex- my limbs. Headaches and dizziness —it is of prices only we talk. ing year the greater part of the city's work for them today but don't think I W. C. T. 17. were of frequent occurrence. I could shall now as old mountaineers say it posed to it in Cuba. litigation is almost certain to be with At the meeting of the Woman's not rest comfortably at night and often trot up in the morning fooling worse One-Fourth the Entire Lot goes the Michigan Central people has led a will be dangerous for some time, and I Christian Temperance Union last do not want to get killed so far from than when I went to bed. The kidney great many taxpajers to oppose the Thursday the subject of non-alcoholic secretions became highly colored, at 44c each. confirmation of Mr. Butterfield's ap- home. What stuff we have left is medication was taken up. Miss Sey- scanty and deposited a heavy, reddish The balance at various prices, which strung all along from here to the sum- Stop! Women, pointment. The fact that Mr. Butter- mour had developed an original idea sediment. I used a number of different must be seen to be understood or com- field promises to employ another at- mit and it will take a week or more to in order to bring out practical informa- medicines but they did not do me any pared. dig it out. good. I saw Doan's Kidney Pills so torney in all city cases in which the tion. Qnestions on slips of paper were highly recommended for troubles like Michigan Central Railroad Company is "I think thera will be plenty to eathanded out and as these were read by And consider that in addressing- Mrs. mine tnat I went to Eberbaeh & Son's a party does not m:na matters much. in Klondike this winter. All packing the ladies Mrs. Voorhees read the Pinkham you are confiding your private drug store and procured a box. I soon We are still selling Mrs. Potts The attorney he would employ would has been stopped to make men shovel direct answer from Miss Seymour's ills to a woman—a woman whose ex- began to feel better and improved perience in treating woman's diseases steadily. Since using this remedy I be directly under obligations to Mr.snow. Lots of foreigners, mostly Nor- paper, the latter having been detained Sad Irons at 60c per set. from the meeting. Among the ques- is greater than that of any living phy- have felt splendid and I can recommend Butterfield and would be dependent wegians, did not want to shovel snow sician, male or female. it to others very highly." upon Mr. Butterlield for his fees. OD and we held a meeting last night and tions were such as, "How does alcohol affect digestion?", ''What can you You can talk freely to a woman when Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all the other hand the city would have but made them stop packing and go to work dealers, price 50c. Mailed by Foster- substitute when beer is prescribed for it is revolting to relate your private Lawn Mowers, - $2.20 an indirect control over its legal rep- digging out bodies. People coming in troubles to a man; besides, a man does Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.Y., sole agents loss of appetite?", etc. It was decided for the United States. resentative, and that, too, in what are from home will not be able to get not understand, simply because he is a $2.45 and $2.70, guaranteed to repeat this part of the program at a man. Remember the name Doan's and take likely to be cases of vital importance. through this way without great ex- future meeting. no substitute. first class or no sale. Take It would be a pretty state of affairs to pense. There B no office here and we MRS. PINKHAM'S STANDING have the city go into an important legal have to pay five cents to get a letter meeting of B. P. O. B. at SEW Or- them home and try them first. Mrs. Wrentmore read selected para- INVITATION. leans, La., nay 1O to 13. fight with a great anJ wealthy corpora- out to Dyea and tjn cents to have one graphs from a leaflet on non-alcoholic Women suffering- from any form of One fare for the round trip via Ohio tion, the city's end of the fight being in brought back." medication, and added to it by giving female weakness are invited to promptly Central Lines. Tickets on sale May 6, communicate with Mrs. Pinkham, at 7 and 8, good returning within 15 days We have ordered a large DK. ANCiKLL'S WORK. quotations on the use of alcohol from the leading physiologies. In Mercy Lynn, Mass. All letters are re-from date of sale. 19 line of Lace Curtains and in We Caleb Another Glimpse of Hl» Hospital, Chicago, where alcohol is not ceived, opened, read, and answered by Tlie Bent Spring and Summer Climate immaterial llutlc. used, the death rate for pneumonia women only. A woman can freely iu the World. fact all the desirable colors in Perfection in Quality—Moder- A dispatch, dated at Cjnstintinople, was twelve percent, while in Pennsyl- talk of her private illness to a woman. The advantages of Asheville and Hot ation In Prioo. 1 May 3, shows that Df. Angel's work in Thus has been established the eternal Springs, N. C , as resorts, in the spring Felt and Cloth Shades. vania Hospital It was thirty-four per- confidence between Mrs. Pinkham and and summer months, are superior to Turkey is not fruitless. It says: The cent, in Cook County Hospital thirty- the women of America which has never any other in the world. This "Land We sell everything and porte has notified United States Minis- six percent and in Cincinnati Hospital been broken. Out of the vast volume of the Sky" country is the most bene- ter Angell that Turkey will maintain thirty-three percent. In the last three of experience which, she has to draw ficial health-resort and a delightful strict neutrality in the war between alcohol was used. Ths summing up from, it is more than possible that she pleasure retort, First-class hotel ac- RACKET PRICES are Spain and the United States. from such textbooks as Foster, Stewart, commodations. CALUMETS has gained the very knowledge that Asheville and Hot Springs are reach- The American legation has received Martin, and the American Textbook will help your case. She asks nothing more than 2,000 offers of volunteers for seems to point to the gradual disuse of ed on convenient schedules via the SPECIAL PRICES. the American navy, chiefly of Greeks, in return except yoar good will, and Southern Railway, from all points NONE SO GOOD. some of whom declare themselves ready alcohol as an internal medicine her advice has relieved thousands. Excursion tickets on sale the year to pay their way to the United States - After the program was finished Mrs. Surely any woman, rich or poor, is very around. For information, address in grateful remembrance of America's'delegateDoag ansd tMrso th.e Strickle disttictr conventiowere electen tod foolish if she does not take advantage Win. II. Tayloe, Asst. Gen'l Pass. Agt, ' aid in the Greek war of independence. I be held in Adrian this week. of this generous offer of assistance. 216 Fourth Ave., Louisville, Kentucky 202 E. Washington St. THE ANN ARBOR KEGISTEK, MAY 5, 1898- PAGB 5.
Henry Lewiok and John Grau went LATEST COUNTY NEWS. o Island Lake Sunday. NEWS PROM CAMP [To Insure Insertion our Correspondents Jacob Kline. Sr., dieil Apr. 25 with •houlcl until theirltomgnoi laterthari ancer of the liver. He leaves a wife WHAT THE BOYS ARE DOINCi AT day a. m. of each week. If sent later they aree sons and a daughter, the funeral ISLAND LAKH, »ru likely to 1)0 crowded out.] ervices were held at Rogers Corners. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Trigg*, from SALIMi. .drian, are visiting at Irving Storms's Fimikera are Niiiiicroim and Want lo 60 Borne Company A I>«IIIK W
t < 1 Ocrlippllon Han !(• MACK & MACK, Probability of a His N»v:il » |ic< ta) 1IIM;I»O. a Only Genuine. SPAIN'S FLEET DESTROYED. Porto Rico. It 19 well known amenir medical men FUNEJU L DIRECTORS. LADIES * Later dispatches have boon received d in'lied'MCI Goldmet«m. Batteries Reduced in 18 Minutes that certain diseases arn more readily 211 Congress Street. \ with blue ribbon. Take Uncle Sam Wins a Most Decisive which confirm the report that the mo oilier. Infuse dongerou* tubctxtv developed In certain oooupatlons than DEALERS IN FURNITURE. "".•• i" J UtilJumM. Al Iltoggisl.. or mi *<• Spanish fleet is on its way across the by Three U. S. Ships. iIn iiuuiitBt»rtpu« (or parilcuwramnloolwi . tentimaala.i •« I Battle in the Philipinnes. l-- ^^-"t^," in Utter, by return Atlantic, probably heading tor P< n otlii :-.-••. That each occupation has YPSILAXTl, - MICB, " ICellef for I.udle*minoDlaU. . A'om; " Rico. If CgmmodoreSehlev's squadron AMERICAN INJURED. ts attendant physii'iil weakness. Eng- MANILA WAS ALSO CAPTURED, sails to meet them it will be in the ""' » neers, railroad men and similar occupa- WALLACE & CLARKE, capacity of scouts to detect the ap- juffer mostly (nm rheumatism, At Least Four of the Best Spanish V«M«I« proach of the Spanish vessels. It I. FlagshiFto«ldPp SNet«* Yorklorfc, OuuboounDoaat Cincinnati FCSERAL DIRECTORS, •ad the Monitor Puritan do TerrlbU- vhlle clerks and professional men, in Destroyed While the Americans are understood that Admiral Sampsons fact, the army of people Whose business fleet will be formed into two divisions. Execution — Spanish Gunners Fin- 208 Congress St., Reported to Have Suffered but Little keeps them Indoor*, are oftfentlnc'ea In Comparison. leaving slow vessels before Havana Wild—Many Spanish Killed. VP IL.lSTI, MICH* and swiftest going with the flying HIS from piles and constipa- Admiral Sampson bombarded and tion. In this connection the following The Asiatic squadron of the United squadron. Admiral Sampson will com- mand the first and Commodore John C. silenced the Spanish batteries in posi- le ter Is of interest to pt ople whose oc- FRANK STAFFAN & SON j 1 B. WILLIAJIS, States, Commodore Dewey command Mien. Watson the second. The six armor- tion and in course of construction at cupation will not allo.v sufficient out- CHELSEA. Atwrney *t Law, Jdtlmn, JDck. ing, engaged and completely defeated AMI «*«- clads, New York Iowa Indian,; entrance of the harbor of Matana* door exercise. Money loaned lor outside partJes.AU the Asiatic squadron of Spain in the Mr. A. F. Calhoun, ootanj1 public and legal business giTcn prompt ftttontioa, harbor of Manila in the Philippine is- jeweler and watchmaker of Circleville, lands. and will sail to meet the Spamsh fleet, the monitor Puritan and the gunboat The blockade would be conducted by Cincinnati. Not one of the American \V. \'a., writes as Follows: nucule*' «OL;.I:CH OF BIUIBJI. All the news of the great naval bat the remaining vessels, under Watson, hi was struck, the Spanish gnnnery I hud bet n a severe sufferer from WIL'.IAH H. MURRAY, tie thus far received is from Spanisl s ps Only college in 0. S. exclusively preparing who has been ordered to confer with being wild. The number of dead and or years and Lad tried many re- l 1 1 sources. This shows conclusively thai PrMilcal works elective B.vsfum " ,";': ' Sampson. The movement of the wounded on the Spanish side must be medies with but little benefit, when • Summer term. For < ata- Manila has not yet been taken by the ...LAWYER... Hr. M E. WaUsworth, Presi- armored ships northward will nccessi- considerable. about three years ago 1 saw the Pyra- fogue American forces and that the cabl All Legal Bimues. and Collection. Promptly dent, Uoughton, Wen tate the reinforcement of the blockad- ; while the New York, Puritan and mid Pile Cure advertised and sent for Attended ta ing- squadron with such auxiliary crnis- Cincinnati were reconnoitering for the it. ers and gunboats as can be spared. As purpose of locating and destroying the Ol'FICE IN COUUT HOlJiK- there will be a lot of heavy vessels formidable defenses being constructs is badly afflicted when I got it, close at hand, these members of the the flagship was fired on by the batter but after only tw< applications the piles Abstracting ni Conveyancing. mosquito fleet can well be spared from ies on Point. Rubal Cayo and Point dissapp* ared and from that day to this patrol duty. With one battleshibattleshipp, aa -Maya, guarding the entrance to the I have uever felt a symplon of the dia- lamination of tlClo couple of monitors and the auxi harbor. The New York replied in- cruisers the blockade of Cuba can be stantly. The Puritan steamed in be- 1 feel that I cannot rcccomend it too eau be fouuii :il the Court hind the New York and engaged the Arbor. maintained. The ships thus relieved high)) to sufferers from piles. f\. Seery. will then join the flying squadron and fortifications on Point Maya while the New York went to starboard close up The Pyramid Pile Cure is free from increase its efficiency. cocfiioe, opium or any mineral poison, It rests -*ith you whether yon If it is evident that the Spanish fleet to the land and poured her shelts mto nliugtobac..-o habit. >« Forto Rico the Bubal Cayo. The Cincinnati, which absolutely safe, pleasant and painless; LEHMAN BROS. & STIVERS, removes Ibc desire for tobar is coming in force to 0 i flying squadron will reinforce Real had remained well astern under orders. sold by di uggiste at 50 cents per pack- tine, purilles the bloo Attorneys at Law. 6t* ri 3 loiat manhoo Admiral Sampson's fleet, and battle signaled for permission to engage and age. If there i? any constipation the mates you Btl e lived it, and soon was firing shells 4 Satfpga Banlc Blk, Ana Arbor, Mich. in health, nerr OTUBACIr»v m will be given the enemy in Cuban wa- Pyramid Piles should be used with the and po your own ilrui-%'i>t. * ho into the fort on the west side of the ...vouch torus. TaHoK with DEWEY'S FLAGSHIP, OI.YVPIA. ters without raising the blockade. If urc. The pills arc 25 cents per b< win. patiently, persistently.One The batteries fired explosive SI usually eures: 3 boxes. P2 50, lines are still under control of Spain. the Spaniards cross the Atlantic on a . puckiige. General Law Practice arantecd to cure, or we refund money. - lew mrt. From the fact that even the advices re- more northerly parallel. Bear Admiral shells and most of them fell wide of '-gists will tell you that the Also Loans, CoUectlon^and^onvejancin^ ceived from Madrid show that the Sampson's big ships will hurry north- the mark. One burst beyond the stern .id is the tesl known and most American warships fared the best, ward and join the flying squadron to of the New York and a schrapnel shot WM. IF. NICHOLS, there is hardly any doubt that when meet them. If the enemy divides his exploded over her. It took the three ssfu] and popular ) ile cure ever complete details arc obtainable it will fleet into two squadrons, we will do ships just IS minutes to silence the bat- ! on the market ard its reputation be learned that it was a crushing de- likewise, or if time offers meet his teries. It is believed that much dam- 18 a safe atd radical euro has only re- feat for Spain. sqnadrona in detail. When the fleets ape was done to the town also. The -ulteu f: om the persoral reccomenda- Dental Parlors! ! people who have been cured of During1 the two engagements that are divided a commander will be se-' marksmanship of the American [run- lected for each of them, with Rear Ad- rs was remarkable, nearly every shot this distressing ailment. OVER SAVJXeB BAVK OPPO OPIUM, CHLORAL AND COCAINE HABITS took place. Commodore Montejo, com- nC Send to Pyramid Co., Marshall, Mich, SITE COVET HOUSE SQUABS. A radical, positive and permanent cure manding the Spanish fleet, lost three iniral Sampson in supreme command. taking effect. for valuable little book on cause and guaranteed in 5 days. Absolutely harmless. of his large ships. His flagship, the All told, the United States ships fired jure of piles. No "tapering off" process — No substitu- armored cruiser Maria Beina Christina, Dewey Takes Munila. 80 shots at the forts. This is by actual Commodore Dewey, aeeording a latei count. The forts fired probably 25 ib—"I suppose you enjoy a game JOHN COSTELLO, .. m;»«.«J For particulars address in and the armored cruiser Castilla were tlOQ method* JwcSt confidence burned, and the cruiser Don Juan de dispatch from Madrid, gave Capt.-Gen. shots. After waiting in vain for the kcr with an expert player?" DEAI.Klt IN R. A. dUNN, M.D., Augusti 24 hours to comply with an Spanish to renew the engagement the Wolf—"I enjoy playing with a man who 41 East 2l£t Street, New York City. Austria was blown out of the water. A BUKW.VRD 1898 bod spreads, 14; bed bladkets, pairs, ] 1: the Board of Heallh. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. Jan 7 Ella Wilson Using profane language Paid costs 6.S0; c'ty fees 7 Ella Curtis Common streot walker " 6.20; " lied sheets, 49; blankets for horses, 0; Adopted as follows: Brlug* Blood Disease*, Norvoua Dt- [OFFICIAL] '• H Ella May Krown " " " " x.1'1; boxes for feeding, 6; buttons for uni- Yeas—Aid. Hamilton, Richards, Continued from page two. " in Willard Wheeler Using profane language Pine II; cost 8.70; city fees forms lit doz. large, 3 doz. small; raujfcuirutit and Clironlc Catarrh. " 11 Jas A Turner Rape Carried to clrculi court Sweet, Exioger, Vandawarker, *' 11 John Radaway Driving horse and wagon brushes scrub, 2; brushes horse, 3; Brown, Spathelf Weeks, Coon, Howell, Never was there a greater demand Condition of City funds May 2, '8S. over Hanover squ;ue Paid COM-. ::.!".: city fees 1 20 brushes kalsomine, 10 in., lj buckets Stevens, Pres. Luick—12 for spring medicines—something to On Over- II John Layton Drunk Mi days in jail rubber, 5; brooms, 6; bath tub, 1; hand drawn 11 James Solen 5 Nays—Aid. Koch, Dieterle, Cady—3 cleanse the blood, strengthen the 1 11 .lames Whitman bath brush, 1; bell in tower, 1; cushions Aid. Cady presented the name of D. Bridge, eulv't crossw'k fund* 2918 28 for seats, 4; crowbars, 4; coupling nerves, or regulato the digestion. Is Contingent fund SS37 41 11 .1 mill". ()sburno Murray Cowie for City Physician. City cemetery fund <*"> 10 12 Robt Sheffelblna ring expander, 1; currycombs, 3; Aid. Richards presented the name of there any medicine so good for these Don license fund 268 00 1") .his A Lepper Violating li<|uor law Hound nver to circuit court chisel, 1; coats rubber, 12; chains for State dog tax" 584 35 is N. Herderlong Drunk 5 days in jail James F. Breakey for City Physician. purposes as Pe-ru-na? Thousands of Kclinmient tax fund US64 27 19 John Kelble doors, IS; curtains for doors, pairs, 1: The ballot resulted as follows: D, doctors, druggists and tens of thou- Fire fund 929 30 85 John I ienry chemical -extinguishers, 6; chamois Murray Cowie 10, James F. Breakey 4. Poor " 870 48 20 Thomas Hart skins, 3; clock, 1; caps uniform, 9; coal, sands of people of all classes and voca- Police ' 247 21 27 Thomas l'lynu Whereupon D. Murry Cowie was de- 600 lb.: coal scuttels, 3; chains for clared elected City Physician for the tions have long ago decided this ques- Btreet " 77:):2 £8 Total fees for January, 87 10 rnivcTs.ity.ikl bond fund 300 00 Feb 1 Will Harrington Drunk 5 days in jail wagon sets, 1; cups drinking, 2; desk ensuing year. tion—that Po-runa has no equal in Water fund 1570 40 3 Henry Rodkle ofliee, 2; draw knife, 1: dusters, 2; dust Sidewalk tax uncollected 29 61 On motion the council adjourned. these casa3.Poor :i A Ibert Weyner " Paid costs, 4.20; city fees 1 20 pan, 1: door forcer Detroit make, 1; GLEN V. MILLS, Rejected " " 3 56 r> .1. D Bmaifey " in days In jail forks, 4; flags, 2; files, 3; filter, 1; gongs shrunken dys- 5 Edw Warren 10 City Clerk. Total $4867 91 17737 23 B Lewis Rose 5 on walls, 3; gongs on the excercise peptics become Balance overdraft H286B ;a 10 L'orra Harris assault and battery Paid costs. 1.60; ofliee fees, 1.20 1 20wagon, 1; gaskets 'ii in., 12; gaskets 2 in Christ Hey fried I lowing lighting coeks in cellar Tried and acquitted in., 11: gasket cutter, 1; grind stone, 1; Mortgage Sale. strong, vigorous Respectfully submitted, i:; Edw Healy Drunk 20 days in Jail Default having been made In the condi- and hearty after E. L. SEYLER, 14 VVm • hose lHn. cotton, 4100 ft.; hose } in.tions of a certain mortgage upon the prem- Treasurer. it John Obntln 1 rubber, 25 ft.: hose i and i in. rubber ises hereinafter described, executed by a few bottles of 24 Kitty Henderson Paid costs 4 20: city fe9s 1 20 extra for chemicals, 10 ft.; hose straps, Joseph Baumgartner and Mary Baumgart- SEWER FUNDS. it. People who Total fees for February $3 00 4; hose rings 24 in., 15; hose jackets 24 ner, Ms wife, and Solomon Baumgartner to Month ending April 30 '93 Mar 2 Marie beagan Edward Treadwell, now deceased, and Noah ore blotched, Drunkard and tippler Paid costs Sf>; city fees 1 50 in., 3; hay tons, 2; horses, 6; horse W. ( lieever, executors of the will of Hiram MONEY RECEIVED. " 3 Ed Healey Larceny aodays in |all pimpled and sal- " 8 Win Russell ID costs 0.20; city fees 1 50 collar ext>-a, 1; horse collar pad extra, Arnold, deceased, bearing date November Tax acc't lat sewer no :i I " 7 Frank White Drunk 10 1; harness Sulivan 1 single and 1 double 1st. A. I> 1897, and recorded in the office of low and sluggish 6 22 18 " 7 Wm 11 Bennett 1 the Register of Deeds for Washtenaw County, 1 7 Jake Borches in set; harness Hale 2 double set; harness Michigan, November 1st, A. 1). l,s'.i7. In Liber never fail to find •• " " " 7 K n " 9 Prank Moris 5 dressing i gal.; harness name hooks 00 of mortgage* on page 12-'. by which default " 16 Hatty Dew Larceny in Detroit House of Correction the power of gale contained in said mortgage a course of Pe-ru-na to clear the skin, Total ... 181 00 extra, 2: hub runners 1 set; hammers, became operative and no suit or proceed- Balance on hand last report ISHB4 M " 16 Geo Brown Drunk in jail invigorate the system and enrich the " 16 Win Shields 2; lockers, U; lounges, 1; lanterns,6; ing In law or equity having been Instituted Total 12716 5« " 16 Ohas Carnles lantern globes extra, 1; lantern burn- to recover the debt secured by said mortgage blood. Chronic catarrh in all phases or any part thereof, and the sum of one MONEY DISBURSED, WARRANTS PAID. 17 Frank Harris ers extra, 2; laprobes committee wagon, and stages, cases that have defied the 'Zi Henry Plannagan ; fine$l. Not yet paid. thousand five hundred and twenty-six dol- Amt Cr 24 John Fulterton Violating hack ord Paid costs :i.4.">; city fees 1 3; mattresses, 14: matches boxes, 18; lars and eighty-seven cents ($1,52(3.87) being best of treatment for many years, take Dlst No 7. Bonds retired 1st 24 Prank Baker 3.46; city fees 1 maps, 3: nippers, 1; oats, 2 bu.; oilnow claimed to be due upon said morteage, a few bottles of Pe-ru-na to their en- and 2nd series '.143 74 :.'."> 'rhombs Dagg " bicycle ord 3.46; " 1 meal, 25 lb.; oil cans 5 gal., 1: oil cans And, whereas, default has been made in Dlst No 7. Intonsame 23 60 :.v> P A Bines :)45; " 1 1 gal., 1; oil cups extra, 1: play pipes, the conditions of a certain other mortgage tire relief. Nervousness, debility, 2ti A ii bur Greon Grand larceny !i0 days In Detroit House of Correction upon the premises hereinafter described, ex- 20 Harry Richards Violation bicycle ord Paid costs 3.4S; city fees 1 8; pails, 4: pillows, 15; pillow slips, 42; ecuted by Mary A. Baumgartner to Edward weaknesses of both sexes, sleeplessness, Total 1017 06 Treadwell, now deceased, and Noah W. ii Unlit I! Griffith ;i4: ; " 1 punches, 1: poles slide, 2; polish, 1 pint: Balance on hand 11669 53 28 lien B Johnson Destroying property '•r, executois of the will of Hiram irritability, despondency, hypochondria Paid costs l SO; damage* 13 25; city fees I rope one inch, 200 ft; rivet sets, 2; straw, Arnold, deceased, hearing date August 16th, Condition of sewer funds May 2 '98. 28 Ray 0 Uennett Damage to 8 Mack 2.B0; costs4.20; " 1 all these disappear when Pe-ru-na is Dr Cr 2(i Win Brady H tons; saws, 5; shovels, 3; salt, 1 bbl.: A. I). 1HM, and recorded in said Register's " 2.:>t»; " 4.20; " 1 office August 20th, A. D. 1894, In Liber 82 of used according to directions. Main sewer fund f 79 72 8200 58 28 Arena s,-huffier Breaking electric light soap bars, 6; sleighs, 1 set bobs: stoves, Lahor acc't lat sewer no 1 39 90 28 Fred Qrosa 5; stove pipe, 40 lengths; Siamese 2i in. mortgages on page 114. by which default the One of the most instructive books on Tax 1.... 577 06 28 \v i: i DupslolT power of sale contained In said mortgage be- city fees 1 20 4; Siamese 34 in., 1; spanners, 14; came operative and no suit or proceeding In chronic catarrh ever furnished free is Labor 2.. . 27 28 28 chus Stllson I Tax 2.... 148 16 28 Henry Kohl) J spitoons, 2; sponges, 3: sprinklepots, 2. law or equity having been instituted tore- being sent by the Pe ru-na Drug Manu- Labor "3.... 5805 82 80 Hiram Kittredge jr Stealing hides no days in Detroit House of Correction square, 1: screwdrivers, 2;snow shovels, cover the debt secured by said mortgage or facturing Company, Columbus, Ohio. Tax " " " " 3 ... 1879 (19 30 Tob Keehler Disturbing the peace Suspended sentence any part thereof, and the sum of five hun- This book is very instructively illus- Labor ' 4.... 838 21 :si> Fred Oelklng 2; step ladder, 1; towels, 41; tables, 3: dred and thirty-five dollars and thirty-two Tax ' " 4.... 658 07 3d June Robinson toilet paper rolls, 9; tarpanlins, 2: cents (1535.32) being now c'aimed to be due trated with expensive drawings, and Labor " " " "5.... 930 24 30 Geo Kit/. wagons exercise, 1, wagons committee, upon said mortgage, and therefore upon both will be sent free to any address. Tax " " " '• 5.... 42S0 70 Total fees for March, 815 30 of Bald mortgages there is now claimed to be Labor " " " " 6.... IBBO 84 1; wagons wood, 1; wheels extra for due the sum of two thousand and sixty-two Apr 2 Jessie Sebrlng Drunk 10 days In jail dollars and nineteen cents ($2,062.19). Tax " " " "6.... 1619 75 20 " ' " apparatus, 2; wrenches hydrant, 4. llnjoy Vunrirlli Labor " " •' "7.... 117 IS 2 James Jacks* in wrenches monkey.2, wrenches burr, Notice Is therefore hereby given that the Tax "7.... 276 57 4 Emma Stevens Dlstribt.g b'd bills on st l'aid costs J3.42; city fees 1 aforesaid two mortgages will be foreclosed That is what you will do if you getDelinquent sewer tax 451 60 '.i (ieo Levler Assault and battery 4.70; 3: wrenches, capp, 3; wire cutter by a sale of the mortgaged premises therein C. H. Major & Co. to paper your rooms Uucollected " " 437 09 11 Wm H Duvis Drunk 20 days in jail Detroit make, 1: wash stand, 1; waste, described or some part thereof, to-wit: All this spring. They seem to please 12 Willard Wheeler Assault and battery Paid costs 6.75; city fees 1 55 of the following described land situated In 12 Patrick Gallagh r Drunk 2 days in jail 90 lbs. the city of Ann Arbor, in the county of everybody. Their wall papers are the Total 18837 59 20507 12 li Peter H ami In " 10 " W.-islitenaw and state of Michigan, viz: Be- very latest and their workmen know Balance oa hand 111009 33 16 Christian Spaeth Violating liquor law Examination set for May 20 Thankful for courtesies and confi- ginning at the south-west corner of block just how to do the finest work in paper 16 Michael Stabler " dence I respectfully submit the above. No. three (3) south of Huron street in range Respectfully submitted, 16 Wm A Gwlnner No. three (3i east; thence east on the south hanging. C. H. Major & Co, 203 Wash- E. L. SEYLER, 10 F.niil Solz FRED SIPLEY, line of said block three (3) rods; thence north ington street, 19 Citv Treasurer. 16 Abram Polhemus Chief of Fire Department. parallel with the west line of said block six 10 Fred P Reimold and one-half (B'/ii rods; thence west parallel Received and ordered filed. 21 Freddie Morton Truancy Sent to Industrial school till 18 years old. Received and ordered filed. with the south line of said block three (3) CITY MARSHALS ANNUAL KF.IORT '•[>h Scott Assault with intent to kill Bound over to circuit court rod-, to the west line of said block; thence 25 Bernard Brown Drunk Paid costs li.20: city fees CITY PHYSICIANS REPORT. south on the west line of said block six and DATE NAME CHARGES DISPOSITION OF CASES CITY FEES >as lleizer Selling cider by glass without license Ex. ret for May 20 To his honor, the Mayor, and the hon- one-half (6J^) rods to the place of beginning, 1897 29 Win Midgley Drunkard and tippler Paid cost 0.00; fine 10.00; city fees at public vendue, on Friday, the 10th day of May 4 Frank Hamilton, Suspicion of burglary Discharged by Pros. Atty. 29 Geo Midgley " " Bound over to circuit court orable Common Council of the city June, A. D. 1898, at ten o'clock In the fore- Doty & Felner's store Fees, (8 64. 29 John Howard Disturbing religious meet- of Ann Arbor. noon, at the east front door of the Court " 10 James McNally Drunkard aDd tippler 90 days Detroit Work House Ing. Salvation army Paid costs 3.70: fine 1.00: city fees House, in the City of Ann Arbor, in said " 11 W. II. Hutchina Violating bicycle ord. Cost, $2.70 1120 28 Lyman Moe " '» " 373.?it; - finKneo 1.001 IW1; - citMtvy feefpasa 1 Gentlemen:—The following is a re-county, that being the place of holding the " II Harry Wasburne "* '"• •••• 2.700 1 2> 29 Arthur Wermer Not yet collected port of service performed by the under- Circuit Court In said county. •• 11 Henry D. Levy " " " 22.7 700 1 BO Total fees for April, $9 " 12 Lonis P. Hall " " " 2.700 1 20 signed during tha months of January, Dated, March 15, A. D. 1898. Discharged—sick iu jail February, March and April, 1898, to- NOAH W. CAEEVER, ,. 12 Wm. Stumback Drunk Discharged—sick iu jail The Following is a List of the No. of Ar- Surviving executor of the will of " 13 Isaac D. Young Violating bicycle ord. Costt 2.7ou 1 -0 rests, also Classification of Offences for the ashes from tinners stove, burning brush gether with a synopsis of the year's Ulram Arnold, deceased, " 13 Thomas Scott Drunk 10 days in jail Year ending April Both,'98. work: [24] Mortgagee. " 16 G. Trowbrldge Robbing post office ,-,,„-,, Disch'gd and rubbish, cigarette, clothing in con- Chas. Rooney " 20 Drunk 10 days In jail tact with cook stove, defective fire Occupa- Vis Wm. Smith l Zi Result " 21 1O • • • place, electric wire, explosion of ether, Name Nativity |State Diagnosis Its " 21 Thomas Jones 15 o 1 atiorn — 3&* fire works, gas jet, holding lighted \\ a-hliiL s America \\ ido Rheumatism Muscular Improved .lames Buckley 14 " HTvHiman H 2i Harry Daniels Suspicion of burglary. • 1 Retired Ireland Mar' " and Constipation I'nchangd 5 13 match to measure gasoline, leak in gas 2 Mrs. I'.gulnn Afro Am Wido Tertiary S Died 3 " 22 Chas. Caswell 3 Drunlc and disorderly. 99 2 Laborer ;yphill pipe, overheated stove, plumber's stove, :: Mrs. Klen Black America Sing] OtltU Med Improved 3 " 24 Henry Ualtz Breaking and entering Violating bicycle ord.. 20 Herman Knapp Laborer W. \V. Wetmore'a store Settled by paying Justice costs Violating hack ord 2 pouring gasoline in stove to start fire, Mr. Tramp Tubercular Gland—Neck Removed 2 Stealing and robbing... U 1 Hou.s'wife M- l'regnancy Advised 5 24 Fred Krug Breaking and entering railroad collision, stove pipe falling i, Mis. Kcebler 6 Wetmore's Store Suspended sentence ., Tending 9 Mr--, Evana Retired Wales W— Melancholia Acute UnchangJ Violating liquor law M Dischargd 1 down, throwing lighted match in bask- Schoolboy America Sprained Ankle Recoverd 2 ii 24 Ida Forturo Stealing from dwelling Settled out of court Walter Weatherby s- 2 •' 29 John Berger Violating liquor law Paid costs Brand larceny & larceny.. 4 et of waste paper, thawing water pipe 9 Geo. Cowan Tramp M- Otitis Externa Advised •" 29 Daniel McPhM Drunk 10 days in jail Vagrancy 6 with paint burner, and tramps. Of the in Mrs. Cowan M— Fatigue 2 " 31 R. B. Hamilton Disorderly Discontinued in Circuit Court Assault and battery 7 above alarms forty-five (45) were by 11 I'early Mead Boarders g Uilitatlon of Stomach Improved 8 " 31 Frank Norton Drunk 15 days In jail Miscellaneous: Arrests r: Hessions, Mrs. Hous'wife Canada M- Odema of Legs Advised 1 " 31 Ed Norrls 15 telephone and five were run direct to 13 Tailor Tonsilltis Acute Recoverd 1 for violation of State law. 17 " Babe Babe America S— Diarrhoea Acute 2 •• 31 Oswald Deltz Violating liquor law Paid costs, J15.00 For violation of City ord.. 23_ the engine house. It Total Fees for May, $ 0 CO 218 In Schoolboy 9- Boils Lanced 1 Total arrests 195 The number of miles traveled re- 16 John LaRowe Laborer W— Tuberculoses Pulmon. et Died Herman Bucholz Drunk and disorderly Paid justice and jail fees June 1 Receipts and Disbursements for Year ecd- sponding to the same is thirty and one- Larjngus •' 1 Burt Barnes Schoolboy S- Sciatic Rheumatism Larceny—City fees 8.64 65 days Detroit House of Correction ing April 30th. 1898. fourth (30i.) the number of feet of hose ie Mulbach Recover'd " 4 Herman Knapp Drunk 30 days in jail 18 Kate Jackson •• L'irl Afro Am g Wound, left temple " 4 Alfred Parsons 10 " Datu Receipts Amount laid is ten thousand four hundred and 19 Martin Clarke Tr. Office America M— Myitis acuta " 4 . 1 nines Dalton 5 " " fifty (10450), the number of chemicals Morton Boy S— Ulcerated tooth Extracted " 4 Christ Kuhn Fine $1.00 Costs $5.70 May 31 Fees for Month * 6 CO discharged is forty-five. Mr. • Tramp g '• 5 Wm. Davlson R days in jail June30 .. 2 TO Mr. • s— Tumor, mouth (Syph) Advised •• 7 John Schneider Violating liquor law Paid costs and discharged July 31 .. 450 The value of property destroyed dur- lemlelang Laborer Germany M- Neuralgia Improved " 12 Barney Morrison Drunk 5 days in jail AUK SI .. 14 40 ing the year is fourteen thousand and Godfrey Gieser America S- Tonsilitis acute R ecover'd " 14 Godfreld Guyser " 6 Sept 30 .. 3 00 Mr-. Ooddlns Washings w— Syphilis Unchangd " 15 Henry Rohr " 10 " Oct 31 17 50 eighty-five dollars and forty-four cents •' 20 Thos. Lawrence " a Nov 30 .. 3 20 ($14085.40). Total—No., 26; No. Visits67; to Hospital, 3 (Nos. 5,16 and 25>; to County House, 1, No. 3. •' 81 Andrew Dupsloff Letting horse run at large Paid costs S2.20 1 20 Dec. 31 .. 5 40 The amount of insurance paid on the Yearly Synopsis—Total number, 45; Nativity, Am. 31, Afro-Am. 5, Eng. 1, Scotch 1, Welch " 22 Melvira Tremper / Lascivious Bouno d over to Circuit Court 2, Ital tan 1; Dif. Diseases or conditions 31; number of visits 191. " 22 Dan'l II Ooppacb [ Co-habltation and dismissed Jan :si .. 7 10above losses is nine thousand five " 26 Goo. Midgley Drunk Settled out of C't by paying jail fees Feb 28 .. hundred and ninety-eight dollars and " 29 Christ Kuhn Jumping bail Settled by paying tine and costs Mar :tl .. 15 30 forty-four cents ($9598.44). The total Since the last report one party has Notice To Creditors. " 30 Chas Caswell Drunk Paid city fees 1 50 31 For transfering prisoners to amount of insurance carried on proper- been placed in the county house and STATE OF MICHIGAN i Total fees for June, $ 2 70 Penal Institutions 21 Si steps have been.taken to have some of COUNTY OF WASHTENAW ( July 7 Christ Koch Drunk Ml Damage to sidewalk 5 00 ty sustaining those losses is one hun- Notice is hereby given, that by an order of Paid fine, 12.00; costs, 11.70 31 Fees for month $41.40: former the children referred to and the same the Probate Court for the County of Washto- •' 11 Klmebecker 10 days In jail dred and twenty thousand and one hun- " 12 John J Foster fees collected II 20 10 60 sent to the Reform school at Adrian. naw, made on the 8th day of April A. D., Pal l costs, «,70; city fees 1 50 dred dollars ($120100.00). \ months from that date were allowed " 12 Robt Tldswell 18 days in jail It is hoped that such action will be " 14 Chat, lluddy Total 1120 14 The cost of maintaining the depart- for creditors to present their claims against l'aid costs, J6.60; city fees 150 effective. the estate of Israel Clark, late of said - 16 Christ Koch 10 days in jail A number of fees not yet collected. ment during the year is six thousand " 16 Michael Young It will be seen in the tabulated re- County, deceased, and that all creditors of 10 nine hundred and sixty eight dollars said deceased arc required to present their " 23 — N. Swsney 5 " " Date Disbursement"! Amount port that in this department of the city " 28 Chas. Walker Drunk and disorderly 1897 and sixty nine cents ($6,968.69) and was claims to said Probate Court, at the Probate ( osts, «.70; One, $3.00; city fees 1 50 government there have been more Office In the city of Ann Arbor, for examina- " 28 John Burns Drunk 2 days iu jail June 1 Paid City Treas. receipt no. 5..$ 6 00 expended for the following purposes: July 2 " • •• 10.. 1 20Nor salaries (three hundred and sixty patients treated than in the months tion and allowance, on or before the 8th day Total fees for July, Jt 50 • ;il •• •• •• 17.. 6 00 of October next, and that such claims will Aug 1 F. Schumacher Drunk dollars $360.00 of which is due to injury covered by the last report but fewer be heard before said Court, on the 8tfc day 1 Dot Tremalne Common prostitute 10 days in jail Aug 31 • •• • 21.. 11 70 Oct 30 • •• • 36.. 19 50 to Fireman Kirn) six thousand and visits have been made owing to theof July and on the 8th day of October 2 Martin Vogel Shooting crap 65 days In Detroit House of Correction 1 50 next, at ten o'clock In the forenoon of each 2 Jacob Becks Fine &1.00J.OO,, cost" s4.70 $4.70,, city fees 1 50 Dec 2 •• •• '• SB.. :> :i~> twontj'-one dollars and seventy cents. different nature of the cases. The re- J 00 " 470 • 31 • • •• 45.. B45 of said days. 2 Geo. McCay 1.00, " 4.70, 1 50 sults on the whole have been quite Dated, Ann Arbor, April 8th. A. I).. 1898. 2 Wm. Flynn 1.00, " 4.70, 1 50 1898 $6021 70 Jau 31 • • • 4S.. 7 10 satisfactory. H. WIRT NEWKIRK, Edw. Miller 1.00, " 4.70, " 1 50 Bedding for men 13 95 The total expense of this office to the 19 Judge of Probate. John Buff ord 1.00, '• 4.70, 1 50 Feb 28 •• •• •• 51... 8 00 Washing beds and towels 73 50 J. D. Cagne Drunk 2 days in jail Mar 7 " " " M.. 10 58 city has been $111.25. Being unable Chas. Caswell 10 " • 16 • •' " •<'•• 7 47 Supplies for mens dept. includ- Real Estate For Sale. • 31 •• • • 63 . B 00 to find any record of previous years it Chas. Mines Paid costs, 4.70; city fees, 1 50 ing scrub brushes, sulphur, in- TATE OFM1CHIGAN, Iaa is impossible to say as to whether the ss Frank Shoe " " 4.70; " " 1 50 • ;n •• •• •• M.. ae &:eect ext. and toilet paper 6 80 S COUNTY OF WASHTENAW f " Stephen Keegan 2.70; " " 1 20 Apr 30 " " •' 68.. 1 67 expense is greater or less than before. In the matter of the estate of Ira Aldrich, Monroe Lillard Vagrancy 2 days In jail Coal 129 94Care has been taken to make the ex-deceased. Barney Morrison Drunk Settled by paying jail fees Total J120 14 Stove repairs 18 55pense as low as possible. Notice is hereby given that In pursuance Wm. Kuebler Paid costcosts.. 44.70;; city feesfees, 1 50 Fees for April, 110.80, Soap 4 00 of an order granted to the undersigned Wm. Wm. Pickard Passed bogus check in Chicago Settled by Joe Grosman During the year several cases have K. Childs, administrator of the estate of said Total fees for August, $14 40 Less amt paid iu excess to fees collectd SS !«. Matches 1 95applied for treatment whose condition deceased by the lion, Judge of Probate for Bept 1 Mary Sullivan Drunk 2 days in jail Total Cost of the Police Department for Brooms 6 00 was such as to require the advantages the County of Washtenaw. on the 9th day of nding April 30th 1898. Ice 10 00 April A. D. lsys, there will be sold at Public •" 3 Stephen Kegan " Paid flue, to.00; costs4 70 1 60 of a hospital. As there was no money Veudue, to the highest bidder, at the east " 4 Lewis Powers Stealing goods Settled by paying Saglnaw Officers Spec Sup- Oats 82 59 provided by the city for the caro of front door of the Court House in the City of " 4 John Manning Stealing buggy and Arrested for Detroit police Date sal offl'r plies. Hay 79 61such cases at the hospitals, the profes- Ann Arbor, in the County of Washtenaw in harness from Detroit department sal etc Straw 16 15 said st;ue, on Wednesday the 1st day of June " 6 Michael Schalble Violating liquor law Paid costs iu circuit court sors at the heads of the respective de- A. D. 1898, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of " 6 Emll Golz " " " Dropped In " May Totl amt war'nts pd $ 265 00 Shavings for bedding 18 20partments to which they were assigned that tiny (subject to all encumbrances by " 6 Oswald Dietz " " " Paid costs In " " June 275 00 4 00 Bran 20 122and friends subscribed *suffieidnt .to mortgage or otherwise existing at the time •' S John O. Schmidt " " " " " " " r.oo July 275 00 1« 00 Oil meal 5 00 of the death of said deceased) the following " 13 Abram Polhemus " •' " " " " " A Hi; SIS 00 28 00 keep such patients until they could be described real estate, to-wit: " 18 .Teron Schemerhorn Drunk 3 days in jail S. pt 27.-) 00 13 00 Carrots 1 20cared for outside. Lots number twelve [.12] and thirteen 1181 '• 21 Frank Schultz " 2 " " Oct 2T.i 00 6 20 Corn 1 00 As a city, we are much in need of a in block number nine [9J Brown and Fuller's 24 Toblns Kuebler violating city ord 10 Nov 275 00 4 00 3 50 Currycombs and brushes 2 05 addition to the village now city of Ann 27 August Johr Assault and battery Paid costs, 4.50; city feesfees,, 1 50 Dec 275 00 2 0J place where we can send our worthy Arbor. 27 Henry Waldron " " " Settled by paying justice costs 1898 Harness, oil and soap 1 95sick poor who need hospital care, and WM. K. CHILDS SO Laura Kuebler Disturbing the peace 10 days in jail Jan 27.) 00 9 7.". Repairs on harness 21 95 22 Administrator of Said Estate. 30 Mary Schletter " " " 1"> Feb 875 (i i steps should be taken to supply one. 30 Dolbert Wetherbee Drunk 10 " " Mar 275 00 Chamois skins and sponges.... 2 50 When the $25,000 was donated by the Total fees for September, $3.00 Apr 275 00 Polish 5 15city for the erection of a hospital, "to Are you troubled with cancer? Read Oct 4 Frank SmitSmith Vagrancy 5 days In jail Medicine and treatment for be known as university hospital," no the advertisement of Jno. B. Harris and 4 Jerry Sheehan Totals $3290 60 $67 00 $19 45 horses 13 80 4 John Ryan " 5 " " Total salaries of city police $321)0 CO written provision was made for a sepa- Co. in another column. You may learn 9 John C. Wilson Violating bicycle ord Paid costs, 3.20; city fees 1 2rt special 67 00 Horse shoeing 90 05 rate ward or bed to be used by the city. of something that will save your life. 11 Henry Sohler Keeping Dlthy hog pen " " 3.45; " " 1 20 .. amt of supplies for year 19.48 Horse clipper and knives 5 50 At the time the question was under If you write Dr. Harris be sure to men- 12 Frank Klnsey Violating bicycle ord " " 3.45; " " 1 20 Repairs and extra supplies for 12 Bird Mead " " " " " 2.50; " " 70 .. cost of police department..J3377 05 consideration, jointly by the citizens tion that you saw his add. in the Reg- 14 Wm. Zebbs " 3.45; " - 1 30 apparatus 74 70and members of the Board of Regents ister. (29) Breaking plate glass In Waulbetch's saloon city fees 1 20 All of which is respectfully submit- Repairs on building 63 81 16 Arthur Poland ted. of the universioy, there was a verbal 16 Wm. Green Violating city ord 10 days in jail Tools 6 80understandidg that two beds be pet For a perfect complexion and a clear, 18 Wm. O, Quinland bicycle ord Paid costs, 8.45; city fees 1 20 Zenas Sweet. Gas and gas fixtures 93 32 21 Leo Rappaport 3.20; 1 20 City Marshal. apart for the city's use. It seems that healthy skin, use Cosmo Buttermilk 21 Albort A. Stratcher 3.20; " 1 20 Oil 19 10 having the talent, skill and appliances Soap. Sold everywhere. 22 21 Chancy Dugdale Drunk 6.35; " 1 60 Gasoline 1 10 22 Dr. N. S. HolT Violating bicycle ord 3.45; " 1 20 Received and ordered filed. at our command, steps should be taken 1 50 Lantern globes and wicks 2 15to avail ourselves of this opportunity 23 E. G. White Stealing lantern 1.45; FIRE DEPARTMENT. "George, you've been fighting again." 24 Edw. Warucr Drunk 6.20; 1 SO Salt 1 00 and see that some room De reserved for "Well, 'tain't my fault, ma. Me an' 24 Lewis Kurtz " Soda for chemicals 5 55 25 James Smith Violating liquor law 3.20; 1 50 Office of the Chief of the Fire Depart- our city's use. Jim got kind o' tired of it. So yester- 25 Albert Willis 10 days In jail ment Ann Arbor, April 15th. 1898. Acid " " 12 (10 Very respectfully, day I granted him an armistice." '-An 30 Geo. Midgley Drunk lj " " To the Honorable the Board of Fire Pails 30 D. M. COWIK, armistice? Well, what then?" "Why, 30 Edw. Crogau Appealed to circuit court Commissioners. One years subscription to Fire City Physician. Jim jumped on me an' licked me just 30 Patrick Sloan violating city ord and water Journal 3 00 30 Luther James Gentlemen: I herein submit to your Received and ordered filed. the same."—Cleveland Plain Dealer. Total fees for October, 117 50 Honorable body my ninth annual re. Carpet 11 25 Nov 4 Geo. Johnson Breaking window In A. A. S. bank Suspended sentence port as Chief of the Fire Department I in. hose 8 25 RESOLUTIONS. " 5 Frank Goldman Violating city ord Team hire 6 00 " 5 Michael Freedman Paid costs, 3.70; city fees 1 70 in which I give a concise review of the By Aid. Hamilton. " 10 Mrs. McGHvary ' Paid justice costs work: performed by the Department100 1b. white waste 7 50 Resolved that the following be elect- " 11 Delbert Wetherboe Drunk 15 days in jail during the year ending March 31, 1898, ed as members of the Board of Yellws " 17 Gottlieb Schneider " Paid justice fees 69 15 days In jail and the expense attached thereto de- Commissioners: Jacob Ganzhorn, one The Thing " 17 Jacob Moegle " There are at present one hundred " 24 Franc Thompson Begging on street 5 days in jail fering comments and recomendations year; Horace P. Danforth, two years; " 2* Hiram J Kittredge Stealing coal shovel Paid fine 110; costs, 4.50; city fees, 1 50until they become necessary for theand thirty-eignt (138) Fire Hydrants Walter L. Taylor, three years. "AYER'S SARSAPARILLA has been " 26 Jerry Collins Violating liquor law costs, 7.35 maintainance of the efficiency of thefor which the city pays an annual rent- Adopted as follows: a household companion in our family for November, $3 20 al of six thousand and twenty dollars for years. I take it every Spring, be- Dec 7 James Regan Vagrancy 10 days in jail Department. Yeas—Aid. Hamilton, Richards, (6020.00). Koch, Dieterle, Sweet, Exinger, Van- ginning in April. It tones up my sys- " 8 Clarence Fingorle Assault and battery Paid costs, city fees 1 CO The number of alarms responded to tem, gives me an excellent appetite " 9 Chas. Duncan Violating bicycle ord " 3.45; city fees 1 20 INVENTORY dawarker, Brown, Spathelf, Weeks, '• 10 Joseph White Drunk 10 days in jail during the year is fifty-nine (59) the and I sleep like a top." " 11 Albert Laughland .Stealing coat, vest, watch cause of which was as follows: Aside from two Hose wagons, one Howell, Cady, Stevens, Pres.Luick—14 and chain from H (i Prettyman (> months in jail Chimney Fires causing slight or nohook and ladder wagon and one Button Nays—None. H. B. WILDEY, Philadelphia, Pa. 13 ('has. Smith Drunk Paid costs 4.115; city fees 1 M Aid. Koch moved that the Board of it; Joseph Bayer 5 days in jail danage, 13; false alarms, 3; gasoline Steam fire Engine wo have the follow- 17 James Duffy 10 - stoves, 7: tipping over lamp, 3; incen- ing articles and equipments: Acid for Public Works be directed to order the 17 James Smith 10 " diary, 3; spontaneous combustion, 2; chemicals 1 doz. large and two dozbuildin. g No. 113 Washington, East to 20 Lou'.s Kurtz Violating liquor law In circuit court kettle of tar, 2; unknown, 1: a call from small bottles, axes,4; axle grease, 3; be connected with the sewer. 27 Morris Vincent DrunK 15 days in jail 29 John Bauer Paid costs, 0 25; city fees 1 00the village of Dexter and one from each bitt stock, 1; bitt, 1; bench for repair Aid. Hamilton moved as an amend- For Spring Total fees for December, j."> 40 of the following causes: ash barrel, work, 1; bed sleads, 14; bed quilts, 14; ment that the subject be referred to THE ANN ARBOR REGISTER, MAY 5, 1898. PAGE 8. Dr. Herdraan lectured Monday night Sergeant W. L' Stickette, of a Grand n the "Vitality of Therapentii-r. Rapids company and a graduate of the ZINA P. KING'S AGENCY. I . of M.. cime down from Island Lake A faculty concert will be yiven in Moi'day to get five or six recruits for The Autoctieck 'rieze Memorial Hall tonight at 8. his company. General Insurance. Dr. Cowie has been appointed city Life, Fire, Tornado, Accident, Plate Stylish Outdoor Garments Guy Tuttle. an ex-member of tho Class, etc., at lowest premium rates. ihysician and Dr. E. A. Clark, health Ypsilanti militia, has been working in a new style of >fficer. Tennessee. When ht> found the militia was to be called out he came home and There will be a pupils recital in hustled to Island Lake in hopes of get- flortgage Loans. Spring Jackets. Meze Memorial Hall tomorrow at ting into his company again. Money to loan at the lowest current Fountain Syringe. .30 o'clock. rates of Interest. $5.00 for the pick from about 50 Sample Jackets made Dr. Angell has written an article for Hiram Lighthall, the supervisor of from Covert and Lightweight Broadcloth, Silk and Satin .ho Michiganensian on "Two E^yptiau Sylvan, Washtenaw county, is expoct- It can be operated easily with ing to run for sheriff over there this Lined Velvet Collar. They are worth $7.50. Universities. Collections. one hand. fall. As Hiram is six feet six and asCollections of all kinds made on reas. James A. Turner pleaded guilty of slim as a Cuban reconcentrado, he will onable terms. jriminal assault Monday and was sent- make a good sprinter.—Stockbridge No. 216 JTIaiu Street, South, Mummery's Drug Store, nced to eight months in the penitenti- Sun. Spring Capes. ery. Ann Arbor, - Mich. 123 E. Waslilnston-kt, Cor. 4tU Ave. Reuben T. Huntington, who died Beautiful Silk Capes trimmed with Lace, Chiffon, Ribbon Parties having table board, or rooms Sunday, was a veteran of tho Mexican For a fine photo call at Seymour's to rent during the May Festival will war and had fought Indians on the and Jet. Special Sale at $2.98, $3.50 and £4.00. studio, 31G South Main-at. For a short Over Two Hun= time only we are makine regular $3.50 please leave address at tho School of western frontier. Ho had been a scout Carnonetto photos for $2.50 per dozen Music. and had many wondsrful adventures. Call and examine work. lOtf His home was in Mason but he wasdred Schools and The Womans Auxiliary of the Y. M.buried here. Ladies' Dress Skirts. Amateur work finished. lOtf , A. will hold ita regular monthly Seminaries... meeting Monday May 9, at 3 p. m. in Students have been ungentlemanly THE CITY. the rooms of the association. in their treatment of visiting athletic are using the ^^The Skirt of the Century teams, roasting the players and gener The Michigan Telephone Co. has Over 500 persons from this city spent ally showing an unsportsmanlike spirit ust placed phones in the residences of ^ Grenadine Sunday at Island Lake. The athletic association will hold a B. SCHONINGER he following persons: Henry C. Cam. meeting and try to put a stop to tho Edward Warner was recently given well, residence, 97; Norman Camp, re- Brocade Skirts... insurance ten days in jail for drunkeness. sidence, 2(i"; Secretary Washtenaw Co. Company A Reserves are drilling air, 244. An extremely rare and difficult Positively the best Bro- Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays. Word wasreceived Tuesday by James operation was performed in the U. of PIANO Pell that twelve more recruits are M. hospital Friday. It was the "Caesa- cade Woven Grenadine Bishop Fowler, of Buffalo, will speak rian section" and was the sixteenth of at the Methodist church next Sunday. wanted for the Detroit Naval reserves. and that means the highest rec- Dress Skirt ever offered Mr. Pell has posted a notice to that the kind in this country. Drs. Lynds and Lahuis did the work and the patient ognition as to their wearing for the money. Four yds Members of the modern woodmen effect in the Main hall and asks any lua'ities and fine tone. who volunteer will not have to forfeit one who desires to go, to see him at the and her child will both live. sweep, lined with fast their insurance. Sigma Phi houso. Ex members of Company A met last Tho fine and first class black taffeta lining 6 inch Wm. J. Clancy is the only bidder for Friday night and passed resolutions to Prof. Alberto Jonas, of the School of the effect that they would, for the pres- interlined; black velveteen the contract of paving Main-st. between Music, is a native of Spain and says Farrand & Yotey Organs Liberty and Williams. ent , cor.fiDe their work to furnishing from §45 up to $75; Piano Case bound bottom, all seams that while he is proud of the fact, he aid to the families of absent militiamen does not let it interfere with his friend- Organs at $98.00. closed. This skirt has no Governor Pingree has announced but would not hesitate to respond in ships and that while he at first thought case a call is made for more troops. equal and would be cheap that there will be no changes in the of leaving this country when hostilities We also keep in stock the superb officers of the first regiment. began, he has decided to remain here. L. W. Stecketee, of the Grand Rap- at $3.50. Corporal Frank Hess was given ids militia, and a graduate of the Uni-Schumacker Gold String Piano, honorable discharge from Company Prof. Percy Gardner, the famous versity, was in town Monday to get and three different grades of the We have made big pur- on account of defective eye sight. scholar of Oxford University, England, half a dozen students to fill up vacan- well known chase and make the price will lecture next Saturday evening at cies caused by the discharge of a num- Mr. John G. Cross, of South Main-st., University Hall' at 8 o'clock, on Arch- ber of boys who were too young to go Smith and Barnes Piano. and Miss Anna M. Gappa, of Manches- aeology in its relation to history. The without the consent of their parents. ter, w^re married last Wednesday. lecture will te illustrated with steie- optlcon views, and is free to the public. C. H. Libert, of tho dental depart- $1.98. As prosecutor J. R Kirk must leave ment, is making more fun than a cir- Schaeberle Music Store to join his company his evidence in the Michigan met Chicago on the base cus for his fellow students. He thinks Stockwell Judson case was taken Mon- ball Held Tuesday and won in an ex-the United States takes too big chances II4W. Liberty Street, Ann Arbor. day. citing game of a score of 5 to 4. Errors in going to war over a country in which by Chicago gave Michigan the game. Joseph Scott, tho colored chimney it has no interest. Dr. Libert is a Ger- Count (to his son, who is engaged to The Chicago men made their runs by man and not accustomed to American sweep, pleaded guilty to simple assault superior batting, getting fourteen hits an actress) —"I'm sorry you are going on Mrs. Jackson and was sentenced to ways and hasn't very extended ideas on to bring an actress into our family." off Miller while the Chicago pitcher the subject of humanity. Students Son--"Oh, that's all right. She isn't 90 days. gave on'y three. Michigan made but have roasted him nearly to death in much of an actress."—Fliegende Blatter SCW & MILLEN three erras whiie Chicago made seven. W. A. Hied, who spoke at the Y. M consequence. Once the freshmen A little life may be sacrificed to a C. A. last Sunday, will leave eoon for Those who enjoy a good hearty threw water and plaster and fired him sudden attack of croup, if you don't The Busy Store the Klondike to establish Y. M. C. A from the laboratory. He is now said have Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil on laugh will do well to plan to attend the hand for the emergency. work there. opening of Aunt Jerusha's Family to carry a gun for his persecutors, and Album at High School hall tonight. the latter say they will shave his head. Her Spirit Aroused—''Why have you Geo. Midgley was given three month Aunt Jerusha has many interesting broken off with Will Kemptom?" "Be for drunkenness Monday. The case o A visitor ar. Island Lake who took accused me of having a weakness for pictures of men and women of local and dinner with the soldiers said: "They A small Lot of^ C. L. McGuire for false pretenses was national repute which will then be building air castles in Spain, and here continued. brought us pan fulls of baked potatoes I've sympathized with Cuba right from shown to the public for the first time. When we had those nicely mashed on the first."- Chicago News. Prof. Fred L. Ingraham has resignei An admission fee cf ten cents will be our tin plates they brought peas and his position as teacher of elocution am charged. poured a ladelful on each plate. Then EAT.J3RINK, Roxbury Tapestry oratory in tho Normal and will di came frankforts and we put them into advanced work in the U. of M. Prof. Worcester, who knows the AND BE IDEBI1Y, Phillipine Islands from a four year's the same mess. Next they brought residence there, doubts if the natives stewed apricots. They would'nt go For Tomorrow Ye Die. Recent dispatches from Constantino well with the other stuff on our plates pie say that Dr. Angoll has hadanothe are capable of good self government. A wise oid proverb gotten up in all He says the islands would be very ricn so we put them in our tin coffee cups probability by some merry old wit, who audience with the Sultan but apparent till they brought coffee and by that Usually retailed at $1.00. ly nothing of importance transpired. possessions if we care to take them. knew that long poring over his coffee, The forts at Manila were very weak time we had space enough cleared on ment early demise. Generation of peo- About 300 yards in the lot. The price Z. _ _ when he left as they mounted only old our plates to empty our apricots there ple have perished by the coffee route made to clear up our stoc't is ^-*5 The Varsity base ball team defeatoi and put coffee in the cups. It took lots the Northwestern Saturday in an eas bronze guns. They have been strength- since the above was written; but the ened since but to what extent is notof maneuvering but we had a fine din- worst is over. game. Northwestern was plainly out ner." classed. Lehr, of Michigan, pitched a known. GOLDEN NECTAR- A small Lot oh star game. A perfect substitute for coffee, is The U. of M. Students are organizing A Huudrcd Ileanon* being used by thousands of families The U. of M. relay team which went two companies of volunteers. The Can be given why Stuart's Dyspepsia because it tastes exactly like tho to Philadelphia won second place. first is very Eelect and consists largely Tablets are the best and most effectual pure, well made coffee, and satisfies Pennsylvania finished first, Chicago of men who have had some military the oldest coffee drinker. Body Brussels and cure for every form of indigestion. GOLDEN NECTAU- second and Michigan third. Philadel- training. Wm. Magely is captain of They are in tablet form which re- this company and Mr. Atkinson first Is the product of the American phia was then thrown out on a protest. tains their good qualities indefinitely, fields, being made from pure cere- lieutenant. The membership is limit- while liquid preparations become stale als, scientifically treated. Axminster Carpets The militia men while at Island Lake ed to forty-five. The other company and useless with age. It is a most healthful beverage, Only about 200 yards in the lot. will receive $2 per day. When mus-has not yet been fully organized. The They are convenient, can be carried giving tone to the sj stem, purifying tered into the regular service, privates men are drilling but no officers have the blood, cleansing the complex- in the pocket and taken when needed ion, and it will benefit and delight Regular price everywhere $1.25 per will receive $13 per month; captains, been elected. They are pleasant to taste. yard. To be closed out at $1800 per year; first lieutenants, $1600 the human race from infancy to old The persons who left for Island Lake, After each meal dissolve one or two age. and second lieutenants $1400. of them in the mouth and, mingling Do not confound GOLDEN NEC- Sunday, in the second train over the TAll with other coffee substitutes. Three freshmen had their hair Ann Arbor road were the maddest lot with the food, they constitute a perfect GOLDEN NECTAR— A good Line ^ clipped by soplimores in a down town of people this side of Spain, On ar-digestive, absolutely safe for the most Is the only perfect substitute for saloon Friday night. The exasperated riving at Hamburg Junction the Annsensative stomach. coffee—one trial will confirm this freshies and twenty friends went to Arbor train came to a stop and for over They digest the food before it has —get it from your grocer. Granger's dancing academy and lay in two hours left hundreds of people to time to ferment, thus preventing the MICHIGAN PURE FOOD CO., All=Wool Ingrains wait until three sophs came out to cool swelter, swear and starve till they im- formation of gas and keeping the blood Kalamazoo, Mich. pure and free from the poisionous pro Sold by Davis & Seaboldt, S. Main-st off. These were seized and after a agined themselves Cuban reconcentra- At 5OC hard struggle the sheafs were applied. dos. The next excursion would do ducts of fermented, half digested food Both tides were in fighting humor but well to carry tents. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets make the OUR 25 CENT COLUMN. a policeman stopped the disturbance. complexion clear by keeping the blood The six Ann Arbor sallonists have pure. WANTED. retained four lawyers, all big guns, to They increase flesh by digesting flesh A \TED-Liidy desires position as house Three Special Numbers in fight the Spanish war waged against W keeper, c.-m givegoodreferenci forming foods. dress, A.'w., Box 34, Leslie, Mlchl 18tf. them by the Anti-Saloon league, and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is the the casos were adjourned until May KNT—Small houses for rerentn . Call on 11 only remedy designed especially for the R II. Herbst • ', 212 E. Huron St. 20th. to give the defendants time to se- euro of stomach troubles and nothing QAL.KSMKN WA1NTEO-S100 to 1125 per Lace Curtains-$1, $1-50 & $2. cure ammunition, take on coal, procure s else. i^ month and expenses. Staple line, posi- testimony aud disprove the charge tion permanent, phasantanddesirable. Ad- One disease, one remedy, the success dresR, with stamp, Seymour-Whitney Co., S ITTLE made against them. They denounce ful physician of today is the specialist 198 Cfllcauo, 111. (33) the league as a sort of old granny le- A Special in the successful medicine is the medicine FOU IVER gally, and proclaim their ability to li- prepared especially for one disease. quor every day in the week.—Adrian A whole package taken at one tim ill': Loan Associations ore lending PILLS Press. T money at five pel cent. Call on the Bec- Open Mesh Sash Curtain Goods would not hurt you, but would simply retary, 11. H. Herbst. 212 E. Huron St. (17tl) Value 25 cents per yard, H. P. Glover and Robert W. Hemp- be waste of good material. TJIOR s % l,r. AT A BARGAIN-A nine JP room huuso with a 6x12 rod lot, cornor (if Going at hill have secured franchises from the Over six thousand men and women Fountain and Summit street, Ann Arbor, I5C large barn, shed and shop; house contains township boards of Ypsilanti and Pitts- in the state of Michigan alone hav bath, hot and cold soft water, also city wa- SICK HEADACHE field for an electric line on the old ter-been cured of indigestion and dyspepsia ter and a never failing well of pure spring water. Fine garden. For price and terms Positively cured by these ritorial road and they are granted two by the use ot Stuart's Dyspeptic Tab- apply on the premises. 88tf Little Pills. lets. years to build the line. Saline has T?X<:H.V!V<;E I have desirable improved They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, promised them a franchise any time Sold by all druggists at 50 cents per JTi property In St. l'aul, Minnesota, to ex- change for property in or mar Ann Arbor. Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per- they ask for it and a request has been package. II. H. Herbst, 212 E. Huron St. (ITif) fect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi- formally forwarded for the same. The Flrat Claas Paint House. Hr; Loan Associations have neal > ness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue proposed line will make connections in C. H. Major & Co, keep the finest T Obtained by foreclosure Bales. Will sell at Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They half the value. U. II. Uerbat, Secretary, 212 this city with the D. Y. & A. A. elec- line of first class fresh paints in fh. E. Huron. [lltf] Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable, tric railway and give Saline-ites an ex-city. When you want anything in the E. F. MILLS & CO., line of paints or if you want a house $18 A WEEK and expense! for active m,ui ii. Small Pill. Small Dose. cellent service for Detroit, Ypsilanti travel in his resident and adjoining counties painted don't forget Major's, 203 E, for responsible house. Experience unneces- Small Price. ' | or Ann Arbor.—Times, Ypalanti. Washington st, 19 sary. Keller & Klrkpatrick, Philadelphia, l'a. 120 Main St. THE ANN A KUOI! RRfilSTER. MAY 5 1898. PAGE 9. any call from the President of the United TCnoh regiment snnll consist of two bat- Mnn 1. Tho property of such cltl- GENERAL LAWS. OVlded, That no moneys author- talions of four i field shall In any way be COn- :zure Score. WANTED. slrned as s -Unary ex- '• prloi Paused by the Michigan l.r^i.-laturc In penses of the Naval Militia or National majors. The staff shall consist of one sur- . and shall con- Restores Health. Live agents to canvass the Farm and Special Session, 1898. Guard, as contemplated by i i of s'.x m Threshing trade for orders for our the state making direct approprlatloi n ft i! h t he ran! ii expense miza-- of lim i COXCl nili:\T RESOLUTION. Iain with : tlons. Warrants payable to t in .nt and such debts o: High Grade Lubricating Exprc«»inB Sympathy for the Cuban master General of the State for exi . old. Auditor General upon proper requisitions r. each with the rank of flrsl lleu- Patriots In Their S«rnut;lc '. Ski lei aents ma; is act shall not be con Oils, Greases and of the Quartermaster General, certified ui ted stru< iling nny law of this for Independence. by the Governoi The non-eommissioi be tho Specialties. Whereas, The Michigan legislature In for such amounts as they shall same as that of an Infantry regiment of This act is oi take lm:n regular biennial session assembled, one ary from time to time, and the ex- effect. year ago, expressed Its sympathy for the pendltures of the money thus drawn by nonts IUNSTAN, Liberal terms to reliable parties. Cuban patriots in their struggle for inde- the Quartermaster General, shall be ac- so organized shall b< I coni- Write at once for term9 and territory pendence; and counted for under the provisions of tho ,or. general accounting laws applicable to WILLIAM D. Whereas, War still continues on the , mis may be enlist d Speaker of the House. Island of Cuba, presenting the most hor- such oases : Provided further. Warrants r.d and shall of the like THE A. F. VOAKOIL CO. rible, pitiable and revolting conditions, may b Issued by the Auditor General up- numbi nil of an Approved April 15, t nnd calling forth expressions of sympa- on proper vouchers certified by tho Gov-Infantry regiment in the United States II. S. PINGREE, Governor. Cleveland, O. thy from all mankind; enor for advances made by the Quarter- army at thi I imp. Resolved (the senate concurring). That master General of the State for cxpendi- otlii enlisted men shall b< AX ACT our sympathy for these a filleted peo] already Incurred for the purposes from the time they 1 on duty To amend section number <1ilr(y-»ls hereby again renewed and our hope re- Herein specified. with the pay of like grades in the United of aft number one hundred nnd affirmed that war. desolation and death Section 4. All claims and accounts ac- a Army. ei^hty-fonr of flu- public act* of will speedily end on that unfortunate isl- cruing against this State for expenses and Artillery and Cavalry nnd Naval organ- The Willsie and and tho boon of Independence be disbursements authorized by this act. izations ma eighteen hundred and niiu'tj- again an established fact; shall be audited and allowed by the State shall be, these arms of t: thre_e, entitled "An Aet to Provide Military Hoard, in the same manner that Resolved, further. That we express our manner as tho for the Bnrollmentf Organization, Pocket Camera.... hlffhost appreciation of the policy pur- other military accounts are now audited ialjlishmont of tl Is constructed upen a new principle gued by President McKlnley; assert our and allowed, but they shall be kept in the Army and Navy are organized in Equipment, Maintenance nnd Dis- It uses no roll film, no r.'.s: holder, plate confidence In his calm, prudent, patriotic accounts of the Quartermaster General, cipline of the Naval Militia of the as a distinct fund, separate and apart foregoing holder changing sleeve or bag leadership; congratulate i of the as to recruiting rutting offl State." approved May thir< v-first, United States on the unanimity of their from the other accounts kept by him. shall apply to their o on. Camps eighteen hundred and ninety- courageous action taken on the emer- Section 5. The bonds issued under this of Instruction may be ordered. gency war measure, and hereby :J;:-;."-> act shall be numbered consecutively and Section 8. Wherever the organization three, as amended by art number NCLE EZEKIEL OBEAE, assessor and the national administration that should registered In a book provided for this pur- of troops or naval forces, undur this act, two hundred nnd eleven of the Takes 24 Pictures war come, Michigan will quickly rc-spend pose, which shall bo kept in the Auditor tax collector, Beverly, Mass., who has General's office. This register shall con- is not herein ly provided for, public nets of eighteen hundred U passed the 80th lUe mile stone, says: without reloading. an In "Sixty-one" and furnish her quota such organization shall, as nearly as may of brave and loyal sons to keep step to tain the date of the bond, the number, to be, conform to the laws, regulations and ami ninety-five. •"Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine has done a the music of the Union. Whom Issued, and the amount of each customs of service of the United States great deal of good. I suffered for years from Resolved, That a copy of these resolu- bond; also the date of redemption, num- The People of the State of Michigan Snap Shots. Time Exposures. Army or Navy. enact, sleeplessness and nervous heart trouble. tions be forwarded by the secretary ot ber of bond, of whom received and 1 state to President McKlnley and the amount of each bond. There shall also be Section 7. Whenever, in the discretion ion I. That section number i Would feel weary and used up In tho morn- Each picture Is on a separate film of the Governor, the necessity for an in- six of act number one hui 2%x2%. Eacu picture can be developed president of the national senate and the kept in the Auditor General's office a reg- Ing, had no ambition and my work seemed a separately. epeaker of the house for communication ister showing the date of the bond, the ength of the companies of the ty-four of the public acts of etghteen hun- to those respective bodies. number, amount, date each coupon is due Michigan .National Guard then within tho dred and ninety-three, entitled "An Act burden. A friend recommended Dr. Miles' THOMAS |j. DUNSTAN, and the cancellation of such coupons as hall no longer exist to provide for the enrollment, organiza- Nervine, and I purchased a bottle under he shall reduce such companies to the tion, equipment* malntena • President of the Senate. ar-> paid, with reference to the number protest a31 had tried so many remedies un- WILLIAM D. GOKDON. of the voucher paying the same. When- maximum strength provided for under pllne of tho naval militia of tho SI Films Changed Speaker of the House. ever any such bonds shall be paid, the the laws in force prior to the passage of May thirty-first, him- successfully, I thought it no use. But f sanw shall be immediately cancelled by this act. Such reduction shall be ac- md ninety gave me restful sleep, a good appetite anu Approved April ID, 1 S<»8. complished by mustering out all men unlit number two hundred an ! the Treasurer and the Auditor General restored mo to energetic health. It is a In Daylight. H. S. PINGREE!, shall also keep a full record of all the for Bi i ID the discretion of tho public acts of eighteen hundred and Governor. grand good medicine, and Iwillfriadly write bonds taken up and paid, as provide.I nor all who shall apply for dis- nlnety-flvi the same is 1 The camera measuies 4x3x2K inches. above. And Immediately after the record il to reduce any further amended so as to read as fol- anyone inquiring, full particulars of my sat- Has a eood lens, a safety shutter and a CONCURRENT RESOLUTION. shall have been made as aforesaid, the company to its maximum strength under 1'or the purpose of providing isfactory experience." set of three stops. Is covered with grain Relative to the PrintiiiK and Illnd- bonds so paid shall also be cancelled by laws In foi f this leather. wilting across the face of each 1 I hen such enlisted men as shall be the I ary for organizing, main- Dr. Miles' Remedies Dr. lng of the Official Jourimls of the which cancellation shall be signed by the recommended by their company com- g and equipping the forces of the are sold by all drug- l.i-ui»l:itl\i' SPHSIOII of 1808. Auditor General and State Treasurer, and manders for muster out, shall be dis- . by law authorized such bonds thus cancelled shall be died charged. i. it shall I iy ot gists under a positive Miles'' Resolved by the house (the senate con- with the voucher as the basis of the Audi- ; at the time of ap- guarantee, first bottle Price $5.00. curring), That there shall be printed and It lour company officers still remain to tor Qeneral's warrant for their payment. impanles, the .iunior second lieuten- the Siate taxes, to apportion benefits or money re- ^Nervine: bound in the usual form and style 3,000 ral counties o'.' Send for Camera Information. Section 6. For the purpose of providing ant shall be mustered out. funded. Book on dis- copies of the official journal of this extra- All such musters out and discharges in proportion to the whole ^Restores ordinary session of the legislature; and for the payment of the bonds issued amount of real and personal pro] eases of tbo heart and Resolved, That »-ch number of copies of under this act, and the interest thereon, shall be honorable, unless reasons exist Health, there shall be assessed on the taxable under military law for musters out and • by the s nerves free. Address, THE WILLSIE CAMERA CO., said Journals as shall remain, after the discharges of a different nature in individ- 'Pialization, a sum equal to one-half distribution provided by the law shall have property of the State as fixed by the ii for each person whom it shall DE. MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart. Ind. been made, shall be disposed of as the Board of Equalization in the year 189G. and ual ca li>4: Van Buren St., Chicago, 111 Section S. In case of a tie vote on an appear, by the last preceding census, was board of state auditors shall determine. In each year thereafter until the, several if this Stale, which sum so ap- THOMAS B. DUNSTAN, amounts levied under this act shall be- election for officers in any organization of the Michigan National Guard, the pro- portioned President of the Senate. come sufficient to extinguish the debt manner with other State taxes and sha'.l WILLIAM D. GORDON, created herein, the sum of one-eighth of ceedings at the election shall be at once RINSEY & SEABOLT returned to the Adjutant General, and tho and be designated ss the State Speaker of the House. a mill on each dollar of sail taxable LOUIS ROHDE, property to bo assessed and paid into the Commandor-in-Chief shall appoint and naval militia fund. All provisions of law Approved April 13, 1898. commission officers to fill the positions • Lotion and disburse- H. S. PINGREE, treasury of the State in like manner as 110, 6 and 8 Washington St. —DEALER IN— other State taxes are by bw levied, as- for which such election was held; such ment te Military fund, as by law Governor. sessed and paid, which amount thus levied appointments, shall be for the same, term iied. shall apply to shall bo credited each year to the war as ff such officers TTad'Tj ' and and govern the collection and Have always on hand a complete Stock CONCURRENT RESOLUTION loan sinking fund as heroin directed: Pro- mont of the said State naval, militia fund. of everything in the : h ill take rank from the From naval militia fund it shall COAL, WOOD, LIME, vided. That should the last levy necessary Directing the Board of State Audi- ointment. al for the State Mil- tors to •••(tie anil iidjuxt the claim under this act produce a credit to the said Section ft. In case the congress of the war loan sinking fund in excess of the rd, with the approval of the —AND— of the Military Department for hall pass laws applying to Commander-in-Chief, to pay and refund amount required to pay all bonds and in- the military or naval forces of all the clerical services, stationery nnd terest thereon, such excessive credit If ind disbursed by any di- s, or the president shall call for dif- ns of the naval militia foi postage, for invcNtisntlnK bounty any shall when all bonds issued under ferent organization of troops from that Cements, Land Plaster, Dram this act and all interest accrued thereon uses of the Adjutant General's office GROCERY LINE claim*, Issuing certificates of ser- herein provided, this law shall be in force I or for freight or transportation or arms have been paid, be transferred to the only so far as it is not in conflict with the vice and fnrnlxhing data and rec- General Fund upon the books of the State, or other articles of equipment, loaned oi laws of the United States, or with tl bed by the United State;- govi rn- Tiles, Sewer Pipes ords of service to the soldiers of Section 7. Tho faith of the State Is here- of the president. In either case above . No moneys except those exp: the last war for the yearn 1897 und by pledged for the payment of principal mentioned, troops shall be organized in Moiled by law for use, support and Teas, Coffees and Sugar 1808. and interest of the bonds which may be accordance with the laws of the United -nance of the naval forces of the -€ASH PAID FOR— assessed under the provisions of this act. States or the president's call as the case State troops shall be employed for any Whereas, It appears that a large part of Section 8. It shall be the duty of the may be. such purpose, and all moneys raised and All prime articles bought for cash and hlOES, IJRON, BONES. the work of the Adjutant General's office Governor, by and with the advice and Section 10. Officers of the line, staff and ipriated for military purposes shall can sell at low figures. Our frequent consists in Investigating bounty claims, recommendations of the State Military general staff not on duty outside the state unless otherwise expressly provided by Yards Near Ana Arbor Itnllroad, TX furnishing certificates of service and 'arge invoices of Teas is a sure sign we Board, to expend such part of the above may be assigned to active duty In con- lie deemed to be raised and appro- Huron Street. Office. 36 E. Hnruu-tt statements of war records to the soldiers fund as may be necessary to recruit, en- nection with the organization of troops priated for the sole and exclusive use. ive bargains in of the last war. and none of the Military list, discipline, organize. Instruct and. under the provisions of this act in ac- ' t and maintenance of the land funds at the disposal of the Military De- thoroughly arm and equip the military cordance with their rank, and wli partment are available for such work; e Militia. Quality and Prices. bodies In this act mentioned for such act- ned shall receive the same pay as This is ordered to take immediate effect. Tlie— and ive service as may be required of them. officers of like grade in the United States "We roast our own coffees every week Whereas, The said work has been con- TAN. 1 Section !). Not less than three months Army. President of the Senate. a , way8 fresh and good. Our bakery ducted for the current year and the year Section 11. All acts and parts of acts Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Co. 1897 at the expense of the National Guard before the maturity of the option of the WILLIAM D. Gl IR] II >N, turns out the very best of Bread, Cakei State to redeem any or all of the bonds heretofore passed by the legislature of tho Speaker of the House. DAILY STEAMERS BETWEEN fund; State of Michigan in conflict with this act and Crackers. Call and see ui. Resolved, by the House (the Senate con- issued hereunder, the Treasurer shall five Approved April 15, 1SSS. notice by advertisement for one week in are hereby repealed. II. 8. PINOBEB, Governor. curring). That the Board of Plate Audi- two daily papers and for four weeks in This act Is ordered to take immediate (>n-at Premium Olt°er«. Buffalo - and => Cleveland, tors be and is hereby authorize! and di- effect. rected to Investigate and examine into the the weekly edition of the same paper pub- AX ACT We call your attention to our club' Via "C. & B. Line," lished in the City of Detroit designating THOMAS B. DUNSTAN, bing rate with Detroit papers as ad- expense of such work, and determine as the time when. and the number President of the Senate. Providing for the submitting to the also daily between to what amount of the same should right- vertised elsewhere in this paper. We fully be paid from the general fund for of said bonds which will bo redeemed WILLIAM D. GORDON, (lualified Electors of this State, and the Interest on such bonds as Speaker of the House. the question of n General Revision have secured lower rates than ever be- Cleveland, Lorain, the years 1S97 and 1898. And if upon ex- are described in such advertisement Approved April 15, fore and are able to offer you two pa- amination of the facts, It is found that shall cease from the date specified for the H. S. PINGREE, Governor. of tlie Constitution of the State of Put-in-Bay and Toledo. the National Guard or other Military redemption of such bonds: Provided, That M ieli Igcan. pers for the price of one. If you read funds of the State ought to be credited Elegang t fast Side Wheeheel Steamermers with an allowance for such work, the should the condition of the war loan sink- The People of the State of Michigan the Detroit Journal, The Free Press, or "Ci f Krle,Kl" [building[bildi]] wili l go ing fund at tlie date aforesaid be such as w ACT The Michigan Farmer it will pay you "City of into Board of State Auditors Is authorized, to permit of the redemption of only a por- enact, ommission about June 15th, empowered and directed to draw their For the Proteetion of Homesteaders. to club them with THE REGISTER. "City ol Buffalo,Bffl" " [new.[l tion of the loan, the bonds to be redeemed The People of the State of Michigan Section 1. That Whereas, it Is provided warrant for such sum upon the general shall be determined by the State Treasur- •tion 2 of article 20 of the constitu- Correspondingly low rate with other "State of Ohio," fund the amount of the same to be placed enact: tion of this state, that at the p "Mate ol New York," to the dit^^hrope^MiHujry^und er In the folowing manner, viz: The Section 1. That hereafter, and until the papers. Treasurer shall cause numbers correspond- lapse of ninety days from and after tho tion to be held in the year 1SC6. and in will, with the opening of navigation, about ing with the numbers of all bonds issued ion of the Legislature of nth year thereafter, the ques- April 1st, form a daily line between the above President of the Senate. under this act to be placed in a box to be tion of th< revision of the con- SURE CIIIIB FOR RIIEXMATISM. points. WILLIAM D. GORDON. 0 action shall be brought to oust or stitution shall be submitted to the elec- provided for that purpose and shall, in the n of, The statement that there 13 a cure for Tickets sold to all points East and West Speaker of the House. presence of the Governor and Auditor tors qualified to vote for members of the Approved April 15, 1898. and actually settled upon, lands subject to legislature; and Rheumatism will be read with tncreflility at lowest rates. H. S. PINGREE, Governor. General_pxQ£eed_ to.d.raw therefrom, num- entry, or by the Commissioner of the by the majority of people. However, It bers or Uonc~ e~quai ifr amount asr hem.., State Land Office supposed to have been Wh current year is the yea: Send I cents la stamps for handsome Illus- ; that this question, must be submitted tc Is a fact which we can prove. Rheuma- trated pamphlet. as may be to the money In the State t to entry, under t as of tism is a disease of the blood, and until AN ACT Treasury applicable to the redemption of section one hundred thirty-one of act Time Tab'.ejfcd further Information can Therefore, in obedience to this mandau that Is thoroughly cleansed no one once Authorizing a War Loan and Pro- said bonds. The numbers thus determined number two hundred six of the public acts affected with the disease can hope for be obtained bywldressing shall be the ones used In the advertise- of the constitution, the Secretary of Stau viding for the Disbursements of 93, and amendments thereto, which relief. The remedy we offer is not a new W. F. Herman, Gen'l Passenger Agent, ment herein provided: Provided further, under the provisions of said section, required to give notice of the the Proceeds therefrom and for u discovery, but it has never been placed CLEVELAND, OHIO. That in case the Treasurer shall at any taken up and entered as homestead lands same to the sheriffs of the several coun- on the market In medicinal form. We AVur Loan Making l'unil for the time before the State is authorized to re- and certificate Issued by the Commis- ite, the time prior to know from personal observation that It Purpose of Liquidating the Loan. deem any of the bonds issued hereunder, sioner of the State Land Office therefor. d by law, and the said has effected a permanent cure whenever Whereas, The United States has reached have an opportunity to purchase any of Section 2. All such actions now pending, sheriffs are hereby required to give the tried and this is what suggested the said bonds at par with accrued interest and the operation of all acts or parts of Beveral notices required by law. Each Horror-Stricken a crisis making It likely that the Presi- :i. voting on said question, shall have of offering it to sufferers from rheuma- dent may call on the State of Michigan thereon, he is hereby authorized to use u with thi HIS of tism. The Sure Cure Rheumatic Tablets any funds in the treasury available for this act ari I, until the written or printed on his ballot as provid- Empire, A NEW BOOK for troops and for a Naval contingent; ed by law, the words: are a purely vegetable compound. They mis purpo termination of the time above Ii' are war: anted to cure the worst cases of FQR AGENTS, describing »nd Provided, however, That this act shall • ncral revision of the Constitu- rheumatism. Price, 50 cents a box. For the great plague, famine, and earthquake. Ac- Whereas It has become necessary for This act is ordered to take immediate not be so construed as to prevent the re- tion—YES." cale by drugrgists. or sent by mail on curate and authentic. Contains over 100 illustra- the several states to be prepared for all effect. covery by any person, holding under such ry person voting against said receipt of price. Send for free sample. tions from actual photographs. No other book calls of a military nature made by the IAS B. DUNSTAN, homestead proceedings, for improvements : in shall have on his ballot in like RHEUMATIC MEDICAL, CO., like It. Agents wanted everywhere. Liberal general government; therefore; President of the Senate. made either before or after the passage of manm Marshall. Mich. Terms. Write at once for terms and enclose The People of the State ot Michigan WILLIAM D. GORDON, this act. "For a general revision ot the Constitu- il.00 for prospectus. Address enact, Speaker of the House. This act is ordered to take immediate tion— N( >." Section 1. That the Governor and State Approved April 15 effect. Tho ballots shall in all respects be can- MENNONITE PUBLISHING CO., Treasurer be and they are hereby author- 1. and returns made in the same :NTS PER ROD. H. S. PINGREE, Governor. THOMAS B. DUNSTAN. Sole Publishers. Elkhart, Indiana. ized and directed, in the name and on be- President of the Senate. manner as they are made for the state Strongest, half of the People, and upon the faith officers named on said ballot. AX ACT WILLIAM 1). GORDON, and credit of this State, for the purpose Speaker of the House. fJNSTAN, Cheapest and of organizing a National Guard, Naval To Promote the Efficiency of the Approved April IS. 1838. President of the Senate. Best Fence Militia and the Volunteer Militia for the Michigan National Gnard nnd H. S. PINGREI3, Governor. WILLIAM D. GORDON, NO AUCTION! ' purpose of repelling Invasion or defend- Speaker of the House. Nnvnl Militia of the State, and to Made. ing the State and Nation In time of war AN ACT Approved April against all enemies and opposers what- Provide for the Organization of II. S. PINGREE, Governor. if you want the cheapest, strong- ever, to purchase and contract for a loan To Suspend the Refunding-, by the rHnlnOi Oft, durables! fence on earth; one Splendid Bargain. the Volunteer Militia, in case of or loans for such sum or sums of money as Auditor General, of Moneys to W ACT thktlastja lifetime: turn> all stuck : never sagsor may be necessary for the purposes herein Kllierjreney. gets out of shape; easily built, any hcitlit ot siie; specified not exceeding one-half million Purchasers of certain Tav Titles To amend section two of net one wire lino and stay wire cable twisted together, Fine.... The People of the State of Michigan < dollars in all, on the most favorable terms enact: held Invalid, und to Prohibit I'ro- hundred forty of the session luivs Pat. Jan. t- ''•'' >. addreca that, In their Judgment, can be obtained, reediuifs for the Recovery ot the of Is