ANN ARBOR REGISTER. VOL XIX. NO. 3. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1893. WHOLE NO. 943 THE REGENTS MEMORIAL corps of instructors of various grades. rooms are so crowded and so contin order to furnish facilities so essential Our salary bill has thus become so uously occupied that it is impossibl to the health of the students, or at TUB UiHIVKRSITY NEEDS »vi0«,500 much enlarged that wo are con- to have suitable ventilation. By th< any rate half as much more in order FOH THE aiEXf TWO YEARS. strained to ask you to appropriate construction of a new building the to complete the main building. $15,000 a year towards paying for hardship, now imposed on women A Week of Pantaloons A Big Univrrnity Coals ««n shipment of the Rogers Collection of to meet our needs, whether it be at are charged with the duty of explain- Case Strouii'ly Stated nnd Kstliuutrs Made. Statuary, presented some years ago tached to the Main Building or con ing what in our opinion is essential Extremely Weak Prices by the renowned Michigan sculptor, structed separately will we estimate to the efficiency of the University, To the Honorable, the Senate, and the 1/btis Randolph Rogers. This shipment cost $75,000. which belongs to the State. We leave of Representatives:— JANUARY SALE AT THE comprises the famous Columbus Doors IX. Electric Light plant for Hos it to you to judge how far the condi- The undersigned, Regents of the of the Capitol at Washington. The pitals. We are now lighting the Hos tion of the State will enable you to go University of Michigan, in asking statues and adornments of the Doors pitals with electric light, since for in supplying its present needs. your aid in the maintenance of the all illustrate the story of. the life of hospitals it is far preferable to gas HERMANN KIEFER, Institution committed to their care Columbus and of the Discovery of light, which vitiates the air. We can CnARLES R. WHITMAN, Star Clothing House! beg leave briefly, but frankly, to make America. They are of course stud- make our electric light by the use o itOGER W. BUTTERFIELD, known to you some of its most pres ied with special interest just now, the exhaust steam of the boilers em CHARLES HEBARD, sing needs. and are perhaps the most meritorious ployed for heating the buildings a WILLIAM J. COCKER, work of the sculptor. The packing PETER E. COOK, LAST WEEK It is now twenty-five years since trifling cost, after the plant is pro HENRY HOWARD, its remarkable growth carried its nee and transportation have cost $1,400. cured. This would be so great a sav LEVI L. BARBOUR. OF OUR SPLENDID VALUES AT ONLY essary expenditures beyond the sum As previous Legislatures have so ing that we deem it our duty to ask University of Michigan, Jan. 16,1893. accruing from the national endow- cheerfully paid the freight on the for $5,000 for purchasing the plant ment and the fees of students. Every The University Exhibit. legislature since 1867, acting in ac The requests we therefore present to you are as follows: Prof. M. E. Cooley, chairman *of the $2.00, $2.48, $2.78 and $3.28. cordance with the recommendation o: committee in charge of the University GREAT STOCK RE- committees which have carefully 1893. 1894. exhibit at the World's Fair, lias the PANTALOONS AT $2.78 ARE SPECIAL BARGAINS! scrutinized its work, has seen fit to arrangements well undtr way. 3,000 General Repairs $ 5,000 S 5,000 square feet of space has been secured make appropriations to assist it. We Dental College 12.000 12,000 DUCING SALE. are sure that no similar institution in Homoeopathic College and Hospital 10,000 10,000 in the liberal arts building, and S5.000 the country is more economically ad- University Hospital.-. 12,000 12,000 will be expended. ministered. The Universities, which Contingent Expenses 12,500 12,500 The exhibit, if carried out as planned Books for Libraries 15,000 15,000 will undoubtedly be a fine success and are to be compared with ours in Salaries of Tearhers 15,000 15,000 size, expend annually from fifty per Freight on Rogers Collection 1,400 very creditable to the University and Half wool Carpet ivorth cent, to three hundred per cent Equipment for Astronomical Observatory 1,900 to the gentlemen who have desigi el it. A. L NOBLE, more than we. Equipment in Electrical Engineering 1,000 1/00 Laigt* photographs of the buildings, 50c, this week for 35c. Equipment for Botanical Laboratory 500 500 grounds and professors will he l>ung Our embarrassments arise in large Reimbursement on Engineering Building.. 10,000 JJest all wool, extra heavy LEADING CLOTHIER AND HATTER. part from our prosperity, and our Addition to Anatomical Laboratory 2,500 2,500 upon the walls. .Large charts will 2-ply Ingrain, worth 75c,for prosperity, we may fairly claim, is Administration nnd Recitation Building... 37,500 37,500 be displayed giving the history SIGN OF THE RED STAR. due to the merits of the University. Electric Light Plant at Hospitals 5,000 of the institution, and showing 57c. its growth and development, and other The number of our students has §142,300 $124,000 Velvet Carpet worth $1.00 steadily increased from 1,285 in matters of general interest. A case will 1884-5 to between 2,700 and 2,800 seventy or more statues and groups X. We beg you, also, to consider contain copies of all the books that for 75c. present year. This increase has made previously received, we trustthat you whether you may not wisely increase have been published by members of Smithes Mouquette Carpet the faculty from the very beginning of the heavy demands on us for an in- will reimburse us for the sum we have the tax of one-twentieth of a mill this week $1.00. "FOOT FORM" crease in the force of teachers, for expended in securing this splendid which was appropriated to the snp the institution. the enlargement of old buildings, and addition to our Art Collection. port of the University by the Act o. E ch depaitm >nt will mike a show- for the construction of new buildings. VI. Scientific work. Small sums 1873, to one-tenth of a mill. Wiscon ing of its own. Cases will be assigned With this preliminary statement are needed for carrying on certain sin now appropriates one-fifth of a them, one to the dental department, SHOES. two to the medical, two for biological we will name the following as in our kinds of scientific work. mill, Colorado one-eighth of a mill ALL WIDTHS, AA TO EE. opinion the most urgent wants at thi The Astronomical Observatory and California one miH, to their Uni- work, and three to the chemical labora- time, although it would be easy to which was presented by citizens of versities. To enable us to plan wisely tory. Nearly one-quarter of tbe space -HALF OFF name others which are scarcely less Detroit in 1853, and which by the for administration, it is in the highesi will be occupied by the mechanical en- ON CLOAKS. urgent than these. discoveries of Watson made the name degree desirable that we should know gineering department. Here will be COODSPEEDKSONS I. General repairs of buildings. of Michigan famous throughout the in advance that a certain amount es- shown drawing?, patterns, machinery, Our completed buildings number world, has never asked for any help sential to important work can be re- a foundry,and other objects.all the work 17 S. MAIN ST. seventeen. Several of them are of from the state. Several of the appli- lied on. It has sometimes happens of the students and instructor. The great size. Their appraised value is ances which have been so many years that under specific direction of the natural history department will display $720,410. We desire the same mod- in use, need renewal or improve- Legislature the Regents have estab- a groat many specimens, some of them ONE-THIRD OFF erate sum granted by the last Legis- ment. And we ask you to appropri- lished certain courses which have had gathered by Prof. Steere upon his last lature, $5,000 a year. ate $1,900 for the purpose. to be abandoned in consequence oi trip to the Phillipines. ON ALL WOOL UNDER- II. The Dental college, the Hom- No demand is so urgently increas- subsequent failure to provide for the In the Michigan building, the Uni- WEAR. oeopathic College and Hospital, and ing as that for training in Electrical continuation of them. This has result- versity will place the finest collection TAILORS ! the University Hospital a.11 depend Engineering. We need a small sum ed in waste and in disappointment to of Michigin animals ever brought to- entirely on biennial appropriations of for enlarging our facilities. We ask students. The University has reach- gether. ed a critical stage in its history, Tbe Common Council. the Legislature for their support, ex $1,000 for each of two years. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF cept that the Homoeopathic College We need also §500 a year for in- where larger income from some The last council meeting was lacking receives $6,000 a year under the act creasing the equipment of the Bo- source must be furnished, or the in- in picturesque elements although the ONE-THIRD OFF THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN WOOLENS of 1875. For the Dental College, al- tanical Laboratory, and $1,000 a year stitution must check its growth, aban- business transacted was important. The FROM DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN MARKETS. though the number of students has for additions to the equipment of the don some of its work, and lose its committee on amendments to the chart- ON LADIES' FAC IN A- considerably increased, we ask only Zoological Laboratory. proud pre-eminence among American er reported favorably on placing a TORS. the continuance of the last appropri- VII. Completion of the Engineer- universities. We cannot think that $30,000 loan at. not aver 5 per cent, for ation, $12,000 a year. The school ing Building. The last legislature the State desires it to enter upon a building a main sewer, time of repay- NO. 19 S. MAIN ST., GOODSPEED'S has the highest reputation in this gave us $10,000 with which to alter retrograde course. If the increase ment being made fifteen years. The country and abroad. and enlarge the building then used proposed were made for 1894, some report received and filed. The ordin- The necessary expense of sustain- by the Dental College, so that it might of the requests above made for that ance committee reported progrets ing the two new Hospitals is some- accommodate our engineering stu- year could be omitted. and the street committee reported in ONE-THIRD OFF i'avor of giving Aid. Herz the contract what greater than that of maintain- dents. We then thought that sum XI. The completion of the Gym- ON INFANTS KNIT AN ENDLESS VARIETY! ing the old ones, formerly occupied. would suffice. But in the class which nasium. Though we have not asked for to properly label the streets of Ann Ar- We are therefore compelled to ask a entered just after the adjournment assistance in completing the Gym- bor. Wooden signs were agreed on. GOODS. little more for each. We request of the legislature the number of stu- nasium now in process of erection on The charter amendment committee re- $10,000 a year for the Homoeo- dents of engineering and particularly our grounds, it is perhaps our duty ported a proposed amendment making Of Jewelry and [Silverware is city taxes become due in July, with in- pathic College and Hospital, and those of mechanical and electrical to our benefactors and to the Uni- comprised in the assortment $12,000 a year for the University engineering, was increased beyond all versity to make the following frank terest on delinquent taxes »t 10 per 1 Lot Ladies' Muffs worth Hospital. These Hospitals are really precedent. It was clear to us that a statement to you and invoke for it cent. This report was adopted and the we are now offering. A maid- clerk ordered to notify Representative from £2.5U to $8.00, for $1.95. State charities. We charge poor still larger number would enter this your sympathetic attention. en fair to see is not above the patients merely the price of board, year, and it has so happened. We It is well known to you that the Kline. 1 Lot Ladies' Berlin Lined and furnish them medical or surgical have been compelled to make the late Joshua W. Waterman offered the Pres. Cooley announced that David Gloves worth 50c, for 35c. advantages of adornment, and treatment gratuitously. Many per- building larger, and even now it is University the sum of $20,000 to aid Rinsey had offered to put up a three and we are making a spark- sons, who would become a permanent not large enough. But wo have in- stcry building with fire proof vaults on in the erection of a Gymnasium, pro- each floor, steam heat, and all other charge to the counties, are here re- curred an additional expense of $10,- vided the friends of the University conveniences with rooms for the ling display which is certain stored to. health and are able to sup- 000. The building is very simple and would raise an equal sum. The sum city officers, at a cost of between to be reflected in fair eyes. port themselves. plain and is absolutely indispensable. of $21,621 has been raised and paid $3,500 and 85,000, providing tbe city III. Contingent Expenses. With so We trust that you can reimburse us into our Treasury by tho Alumni and would rent the same of him at 10 per Fashion is introducing many large a business as we have to con- for the $10,000 expended. We aim other friends of the University, and cent, of cost price. novelties and we will walk in duct, we must have within reach a to be very scrupulous in not exceed- the %V0,000 promised by Mr. Water- Aid. Wines offered a resolution ask- ing appropriations and have as a rule ing the charter committee to draft a bill All our Priestleys Black her footsteps and show her certain amount to meet expenses, man has been received from his es- making two new wards in Ana Arbor. which cannot be foreseen or at least arrested construction where funds tate. When we came to make a The suggestion was vigorously apposed Dress Goods reduced. latest creations. Cupid couldn't unfasten a box with more estimated in advance. We solicit the were expended. But we could not careful study of college gymnasiums, by the city attorney and Ald.Taylor.and All our Plain Colored Dress continuance of the last appropria- aave assembled our increased engin- it was found that a building much was 1 st. The council then adjourned. attractive contents than our stock. Our Silverware divides tion, $12,500 for each year. eering classes this year, if this build- larger than could be erected for the Sirs*. Angrell's Address. Goods reduced. the honors of attention and purchase with our jewelry de- ing had not been completed with its sum at our disposal would bo re- IV. Books for the Libraries. There An unusually large number of people All our Black and Fancy partment and our present pieces of Tableware which are is nothing which the teachers in the present dimensions. quired to accommodato our great attended the last Saturday afternoon Silk reduced. number of students. It seemed to us University regard as more necessary VIII. The enlargement of the An- meeting of the Woman's League, at All our Fine Imported truly a delight to the eye. An inspection will surprise and than a large addition to the Libra- atomical Laboratory. The building unwise to begin a building too small dewberry Hall, to listen to Mrs. Angell's please and profit you. ries. Books are the one thing ab- used by the students of both Medical for our purpose, so we adopted a plan address upon "The Woman's Exhibit Dress Novelties reduced. solutely indispensable to a University. schools and by those of the Dental for a larger one, hoping we might re- at the World's Fair." The speaker, All our 50c Dress Novelties 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET. J. H A L L E R . Your appropriation has to furnish school in the study of Practical An- ceive voluntary gifts enough to en- fter calling attention to the glorious this week 33c. every volume we buy, whether for the atomy is outgrown. It is both incon- able us to complete it. The business significance of the appointment of a general library or for the professional venient and unhealthy for so many depression, which has prevailed in woman's World's Fair board, and read- All our 60 to 75c Dress schools. The large number of re- persons to be crowded together in the region west of the Mississippi, ng the resolution of congress concerning Novelties this week 35c. sident graduates pursuing advanced such work. Besides, the value of the whore we were looking for large do- t, went on to state the aim of the board tudies in the graduate school, to n struction is seriously impaired. nations, has thus far disappointed n the coming exhibit, and to explain GREAT JANUARY SALE which the Literary Faculty is now We ask for the sum of $5,000 to this hope. Meantime wo have with he wonderfully far reaching work that giving great attention, must have a erect an addition. the money on hand, erected the walls lad been undertaken. The aim of the AT THE BARGAIN STORE OF large supply of costly books for their YIII. Building for Administration and put on the roof of tte main >oard as stated by Mrs. Potter Palmer, work, which is in the most emphatic .tooms and Recitation Rooms. Tho building. Judging by the bids we re- t3 president, is to promote "woman's sense the best work of a University. rooms occupied by the President, the ceived we estimate that $20,000 will nterests in every direction, intellectual, LADIES' MUSLIN GOODYEAR & ST. JAMES. Our Library is far behind that of the )ean and the Registrar of the Liter- be needed to complete the main hilanthropic, humanitarian and indus- Read the Money Saving Prices that we will give you for this month. building, which is intended primarily better Universities. We ask your iry Faculty, the Steward and the rial." Clark's Thread, warranted 2fO yards, marked down to Ic a Fpool for thi* sale. special consideration of a request for Treasurer are altogether inadequate for the young men. If a wing is ad- 50 D len Children's 25c Wool Hose marked down to 15c for thinsale. C. W. Carman. 30 Dozen Ladies' 50c Corsets, marked down to :i»o for this Kale. $15,000 a year for the purchase of o the present needs. The increasing ded for the young women, (of which 26 Dozen Children's Hnderwcar at 1-3 off frnm regular price. books. msiness of the administration offices now wo have about 550) who need Mr. C. W. Carman, a former resident A Large Line of Netv One Lot Children'* X-nder^ear worth 25c marked down to 10c for this sals. \ . Salaries of Teachers. Ourrapid las outgrown them. The number of the privileges of a gymnasium quite f Ann Arbor, and for several years growth has called for a considerable recitation rooms is insufficient. The as much as the young men, 920,000 eacher of physics in the Grand Rapids Goods in all Designs and DRESS GOODS igh school, has recently been made addition to our force of teachers, es- Alain Building, known as University more will be required. As more than Prices just opened. 25c Drees Goods now 19c. Wk Dress Goods now 3Sc. pecially in the Literary Department. lall, in which most of them are $40,006 have been given by the citi- >resid»'nt and manager of the Grand 60c Dress Goods now 47c. 75c Dreas Goods now 63e Having more than doubled the num- 'ound, was built when the number zens of this and other states, we u-k iapids Electric Supply Co. at a salary And Many Other Goods we have marked down ior this sale. ber of students in a few years, we' you to consider whether thu istuu- will

THURSDAY. JANUARY 19, 1S93. Leave An*i Arhor from Court House nt 7.20, 9 20.10.60, A. M., and 1.00, 2.50. 4.20. 5.50, 7.20, 8.50, Fall Millinery! 10.50, p: M. L*ave i'p*i!anti at 7.00, 9.00 in.30 k. M., 12.40, NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES. 2.30, 4.00. 5.80, 7.00, 8.30, and 10.30 p. M. SUNDAY TIME TABLE. MISS MARY F. MILEY A hive of the L. O. T. M. is being or- Leave Ann Arbor from Court House at 2:20, 3.50, 5.J0, 6.M. 8.20, 9 50 P. K. ganized at Chelsea. Leave YimUaiUi at 2.00, 3.30. 5.00, 6.30, 8.00,Wishes to announce that she has just Saline wants more light, and nothing 9.30 p.M. added to her stock of Fancy Goods a Can run on Citu Time. Coupon tickets 15 cts. less than electric lights will satisfy For sale by conductors. fine line of them. Twelve members of the Ypsilant: FALL Light Guard have received dishonor- L:,00 p. able discharges. BENEFICIARY FDND. The bell for the city hall tower, for ARBOJY. ose in giving fire alarms, arrived Tues- MILLINERY day. It weighs 350 lbs-—Dundee Re- porter. JINION COUNCILOR. NORTH MICHIGAN RAILWAY. She intends to keep on hand only the Pork brings a high price this winter Best and Latest Styles. Call and see It fold nn 'Change in Chicago last Fri- oomNToN SECRETARY. her stock. dav tnr $18 per tmrrel and dressed hogs brinu &S.00 per hundred weight in this, 20 E. Washington-st., Ann Arbor. mnik*-i. THE HAMILTON MIRACLE* ronto and visit an Mstoni>hed brother- "1 have not much faith in patent —Puck. Ii lo.k- us though wood is getting to in-law. Now he can walk five miles nostrums," said Mr. Land, "but Mr. Doesn't Need It Now. b«-s metlnng of a scarce article in this with any of his friends. Marshall's case proves beyond a doubt "I—er—I d—didn't bring the ring vicinity. The price this winter for cord The Case Investigated by a Globe The Globe repre-enia'ive paid a visit that Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are a won- to-night," he said, in an embarrassed wood is from 75 cents to $1 a cord high- to the house of the man thus rescind derful medicine. He seems to have RENTSCHLER er than ever before.—Dexter News. Reporter. from a living d. all., w ht n itier. port- exhausted all other means and methods tone. "Why. Ilenry? Why not?" she asked, It was reported around town last er's mission «as explain' ii. .Mr M;IIo-f treatment during his long illness THE FACTS FULLY VERIFIED. shall'S line ligiitid up W th ;i Miiile, and all without any benefit, but his re- in a severe tone and with a reproachful week that another saloon was to lie look. started here. We hope the Lord will wh.cli c.iu-e I .1 rt-.-|».»n~ivr- one to rise covery was rapid and wonderful im- spare us that infliction. We have ONE OF THE MUNI' KEMARKA1II.E ui on ihi* le.iinr- s •>!' his wif>\ and hei mediately after he commenced using "Well—er:—the fact is—er—the other PHOTOG- enough.—Manchester Enterprise. CANES OUT It ECO It I). r*Xp:e.-J!i-(1 Ills perferl wiIlinglle.'-S to | Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. —the other girl who—er—who had it ti li all that was .i kid of bin. Inquiries among the city druggists hasn't—er—hasn't sent it back yet."— The Ypsilanti Gas Company elected disclosed the fact that an extraordin- directors Tuesday—D. L. Quirk. C. S. A Man Pronouuc-ed by Eminent I'liy- "Why, 1 feel •• be tc i man now than Uoston Globe. Mlclans Pernmnoiitly l>lMnl>!ed lul- I did ten years ago,"said he, cheerfully. ary demand had arisen for Dr. AVil- RAPHER Wortley, C. E. King, H. S. Dodge and '•Its four years next August since I liams' Pink Pills, and that the claims Helen C. Swift, D. L. Quirk is presi- ly ltccov»'r**—Fiic-simile of the Chrck fur 81.000 l-aiil liy K<>3 - did a day's work but 1 guess I can made for them by the proprietors are dent and C. Wortley secretary. -Ypsi- soon make a start again. About my borne out by numerous cures. lantian. Hi I plarx <>! I i IIIIMTimer COR. MAINS HURON STS. for Total IMsiIilllly—lluii- illness ? It was caused through falling John A. Barr, a well-known and pop Tn«"s UTW Pllla u<-t as hinclly on ou me vigorous man. drawing logs in Waterloo township re- Toronto Daily Globe, July 25—This worse until I couldn't get oil a chair reporter that he knew of no patent cently, was caught under a log and his without a stick or crutches. The lower medicine that had such a demand upon thigh bone broken. His skull was in- is an age of doubt; especially in regard part of my body and legs were useless. Act on a new principle— to cures by patent medecines, and not it, or one that had done all that was regnlate the liver, stomach jureii Fotnu six months ago in a similar without reason, for too often have the 1 tried every doctor and every patent promised for it. He told of several aad bowsls through the accident. sick and their near and clear loved ones medicine, spending hundreds of dol- cases of great relief and cure that had , nerve*. 1)B. MIXES* PILLS lars. Everything that was likely to come under his notice. Mr. Win. Web- TRAINS LEAVE ASH ARBOR tpeediiu cute biliosenesa, Sixty barrels of eHer were shipped been deceived by highly recommended help me I got, but I might as well have torpid liver end constipa- into Chelsea last week and distributed nostrums that were swallowed to be of ster, after suffering from ataxy for Taking Effect N~ov. 0, '92. tion. Smallest, mildest, thrown it in the bay. I suppose my nnreatl SodOB09,25cts. among the farmers. What's the mat- less avail th.iii as much water- The years, from the first had found curtain give tone to the weal; stomach, bow GOING NORTH. tar with the poor fellows—winter too wile has shown jou the apparatus I relief from taking the pills, and he is No. Sampleo frea at druneists. old, old fable of the boy and the wolf ur never sold as low tinued, ••and I've gained 30 pounds that tired feeling resulting from ner- cannot 6e twisted off the case, perfect and permanent. Work in ordinary cure and place before the since 1 hist took Dr. Williams' Pink vous prostration; all diseases depend- Chicago Night Ex.* 9 05 p. m for the same quality as it is selling this people of Canada and the United Statt s Pills. 1 haven't such a thing as a pain and is found only on Jas. Pacific Express* 10.27 p. m sight as soon as written, and so re- year. It is also in great deraand.owing ing'upon vitiated humors in the blood, mains. Interchangeable parts. Con- verification or otherwise of it was the or ache about me, and another thing, I such as scrofula, chronic erysipelas, etc. Boss Filled and other watch N. Y. A Lim. Ext 9.45 p. m. to the high price of potatoes. When special mission of a Globe reporter a can walk as easily in the dark as in the Niagara Falls Ex.t 11.27 p. m. structed HI ID A Dl {I i entirely of flour is high more potatoes i^re e:;ien They are also a specific for troubles pe- few days ago light." culiar to females, such as suppressions, cases stamped with Detroit Express** 5.38 a. m. metal,of UUDHULLI the best and when potatoes are higti the people Chicago Special* 3 08 a. in quality, and by the most skilled eat more bread —Dexter News. A ciose inquiry into the circum- Mr. Mar-hall offered to make an affi- irregularities, and all forms of weak- this trade mark. davit to the truth of the above story, ness. They build up the blood and re- Atlantic Expresst 8.05 a.m. workmen. Unequaled for manifold Leopold Fcerster, of Ypsilanti, young- stances first showed that Mr. Marshall, Aak your jeweler for a pamphlet, or whose residence is 25 Little William- but the reporter considered that wholly store the glow of health to pale or sal- Kal. Accom.* 10.40 a. m. 6.4S p. m and mimeograph work. Carriage locks est son of L.Z. Ftersier of the Grovo unnecessary, lie carried conviction to send to the manufacturers. at end of line, insuring- neatness. Brewery, died Tuesday, aaed 24 years. st, in the northeast portion of the low cheeks. In the case of men they • Daily except Sunday. city, while en.ployed as foreman for the inquirer's mind by every word and effect a radical cure in all cases arising Keystone Watch Case Co., Type cleaned in five seconds, without His illness was brief, he having been action, and there was no gainsaying **——Daily except Saturday soiling the lingers. Handsome in ap- upon the street with the wagon deliver- the Canadian Oil Company, live yean from mental worry, overwork or ex- PHILADELPHIA. t Liaily. ago. fell upon the edge of an oil vat the fact, that the cure was one of the cesses of whatever nature. pearance and character Q D C C fl Y ing beer, but a few days before, lie most marvelous in the nineteenth cen- was married and had one c!iiM. »nd hurt his back. Thinking little of On further inquiry the writer found O. W.ROGGLE8 H. W. HV of work. Speed limited Uli>LlJ II dr. Mr. Marshall continued to tury. All the neighbors bore testi- that these pills are manufactured by mony to the genuineness of the cure. Q. P4T A. Onicaeo Ae't.'Ami .AI»J only by the skill of the operator. Mrs. James Hntchinson, yhiloon her ,vork on, but atter a fejf months he be- the Dr. Williams' Medicine Company, •99"Send for Catalogue and specimen of work, to wav to church Friday afternoon, was came ill, gradually got worse, and in None of them ever expected to see Mr. Schenectady, N. Y. and Brockville On- thrown from the cutter, and bad iu-r August, lour years ago, became strirk- Marsh,dl on his ft et again and regard- tario, and are sold in boxes(never in FRANKLIN EDUCATIONAL CO. shoulder di located. I; is a serious in- D with the dread disease, locoraotot ed his restoration to health as nothing loose form by the dozen or hundred) at Prof. WM. BRESS' jury for a lady of her years, and was ataxy—a disease attacking the. nerves short ol marvelous. 50 cents a box, or-six boxes for 82.50, 250 & 25S "Wabash Ave. CHICAGO- caused by the runner of ihe cutler sod rendering that portion of the sys- Th<- headquarters of the Royal Tem- and may be had ot all druggists or di- S. .V »FOKA> OK IHE Kil-TES catching in the groove of the street car tem attacked perfectly helpless, pro- plarn of Temperance lor Canada are in rect by mail from Dr. Williams' Medi- will tnke orders for these iljuhiin-s track—Ypsilantian. claimed by the physicians to be incur- Hamilton. A! the publishing house of cine Company, from either address. St. Joseph's church society last week able—which left him from waist down- the, urder Mr. W. W. Buchanan, gener- The piice at which these pills are sold placed in the Hinli Altar turee beauti- wards without feeling and utterly al manager and one of the most promi- makes a course of treatment compara- ful life-siz • utilities: First, of the Su red inable to move his lower limbs. All nent n uiperauce advocates of the Do- tively inexpensive as compared with he was able to do was to raise himself minion, ua- found. In response to the Heart of our 11 ly Redeemer, Jesus other remedies or medical treatment. UNACQUAINTED WITH THE OLOMArKYuFTIi'C COUNTRY WILL OBTM jy the aid of sticks and crutches and Christ: Second, S.t in Patrick; Third, reporter's question, he said: "Oh, yes, I I MUCH VALUABLE INFORMATION FROM A STUDY OF T(::s MAP OF THi Saint Bridget. The IWu last named aie drag himself around the hou«e and oc- am will acquainted with Mr. John casionally to the corner of the street Marshall. 11H has been a number of I/iok out, for him. A tramp travels gifts of two you g gentlemen of the about, falls »ick in a farmer's house congregation—D xier N'-ws. on line days. His legs were without one of (he councils of this city for feeling, pins and even knives wre aboul MVI n \ears. He is a well known writes a pen-oription for some medicine The Harsh f mily, ot Saune, seem to stuck into them without the sick man ciiizcii and a reliable temperance man. which he at-ks the farmer to sign in be iariiiK pretty wen at lu« bandit of th* xperiencing any inconvenience, lie About four y< are ago he was first taken order to make sure it will be sent to puhlic these days. Mrs. Marsh is post- ould take a walking stick and beat Seriotlsl) ill and his case was brought his bouse. The traveler gets better mistress Ht Saline; Mr. Mar-h Is bold- his legs until the blows resounded before the order. 'Ihe provisions under and Concludes not to send for the med- ing down a \> •sition in the auditor gen hrough the house and yet he felt noth- which the total disability claim is paid icine, keeps the fariiiei's signature, and eral's office itt Lansing, and the only ng. During all these years of torture in our organization are very strict. the next thing the farmer knows he W. L. DOUGLAS child of the fumly i< a messenger in Mr. Marshall consulted every doctor of The WH kly sick benefit is payable to lias a noe to pay* The warning is the senate. It is lucky for the rest of ability in the city; tried every form of any person under the doctor's care, given for the hundredth time: Don't the "flice seeking fraternity that this treatment and took almost every kind who is unable to follow their usual av- sign your name to any paper for a S3 SHOE family in no larger than it is — Chelsea Beat Call Sboe In the) world for the prtoe. of patent medicine, but without re- ocation, but the total disability is a stranger.—Mi. Clemens Prets. W. I-. Douglas shoes are sold evoryw hero. Standard. ceiving one tittle of relief. The agony comparatively large sum, only paid a Everybody should wear them. It is a duty was frequently so intense that he was uieinl'tr who s disabled for life, and A sure sijrri. you owe yourself to get the best value ioi BENEDICTINE ! Jared S. Lapham, a well known busi- obliged to take morphine pills in order declared by medical men to be entirely "Do you predict a largo sale of your your money, economize In your footwear by n ness ui<-n and wealthy banker, ol to receive a reasonable amount of past all hope of recovery. In Mr. Mar- purchasing W. L. Douglas Shoes,whicb 13n V Tslsiifi 9- Psniiin BIT Northfield, died of heart failure at hs new book?" represent the best value at the prices ad- The Great Blood Purifier sleep. shall's case there was some difficulty, "It's bound to have. Why, the postal vertised above, as tnotisands can testily. home, Tuesday night, Jan. 10. Tin- it is true; be was examined upon a tfS- Take No Substitute.. a» and Dyspepsia Cure, The Direct Route to and from Chicago, Jollet, Ottuwa* deceased was 70 years of age, was one authorities have already decided that it Beware of frand. None genuine without W. L. I* highly popular HII<1 extensively used Peoria, La Salle, Moline, Rock Island, In ILLINOIS; As the months and years passed by, number of occasions, covering a period Douglas name and price stamped on bottom. Look 1 of the early and prosperous merchants of upward of two years. The medical is unfit to be sent through the mails!"— tor It when you buy. whf-ever it has been given a trial. It Davenport, Muscutinr , OHumwa, O^knloosn, De5 there and at the time of his death a although the doctors continued to treat Judge. is a purely vegetable compound, having Moines, Winterset, Audubon, Harlan nntl Council him in various ways, they plainly told men who examined him all agreed that W. Ii. Douglas, Brockton, Mass. Soldttf Bluff's, in IOWA; Minneapolis and St. Paul, in MIN- wealthy banker of that village and there was little hope of recovery, but the medical virtues of 21 different roots NESOTA; WatartOWn and Sinux Hills in DAKOTA; largely interested in the Detroit board 'he suffering man that he could not A Sensible Mother. »v.ii. ui.IMIAKItl «l »•«., herbs and feeds, the value of which is jet better, the disease was set down in they would not give the definite decla- 42 S. itlnin St. Cameron, St. Joseph and Kansas City, in MISSOURI* of trade. His fortune is valued at the works of specialists as incurable. ration that our law demands—that the lie—I love you, Miss Fanny. Do you acknowledged by the highest medical Omaha, Lincoln, Fairburv nml Keleon, In NEBRASKA; 6200,000. The doomed man was a member of the claimant was permanently and totally return my love? PDRE, POTEST A.HB POWERFUL authorities of the world. Atchison, Lcavenwnrtli, Hnrton, T-poka, Ilutchinson. disabled—until last November. When She—No, indeed. Mamma told me It will be found an tfficient remedy Wichita, Belleville, Abtlei'o, I>o.)ge City, Caldwell, in United Empire Council, No. 190, ltoyal DR. HOXSIE'S KANSAS; KinKflsher, Ei Reno and .'•'ii'.c.i, in I- for Torpid Liver noe Dr. Miles' Villa. Templars of Temperance, and under this declaration by two regular physi- never to love a young man until after I for all TERRITORY; Denver, Colorado Springs and i Heart Disease cured. Dr. Mil«8' New Cure. Digestive Disorders, Dyspepsia, Colic, in COLORADO. Traverses new arcM rf rich funning Get New and Startling Facts at Druggists. the discouraging circumstances he cians was made and our Dominion was married to him.—Alex E. Sweet. CERTAIN CROUP CURE Free Bottle Dr. Miles4 Nervine at Druggists. thought it advisable to apply for the Medical referee, we paid Mr. Marshall For the absolute cure ind preventation of iph-Disrases of the Kidneys and Liver, Palpi- and grazing lands, nffording the be?t facilities Of :;'f\st India H< mp Rem- a trial of it will cause the most incred- between CHICAGO ami DES MOINES, COUNCIL trical treatment. It proved no more quently. All were unanimous in the gist will get it for you. edies. Dr. H. James' preparation of this ulous to acknowledge its great, value as BLUFFS and OMAHA, and between CHICAGO av.i successful than the others that had pre- belief that he was past all hope of re- berb on its own soil (Calcutta), will pos- a medicine, and its superiority to other DENVER, COLORADO SPRINOS and PUEBLO, via covery. Ihs cure is looked upon as itively cure Consumption, Bronchitis, KANSAS CITY ana TOPEKA nnd via ST. JOSEPH. HORSES and CATTLE ceded it, and a number of city doctors Near Enough. compounds that are extensively adver- First-Class Day Coaches, FRE£ RECLINING CHAIR and the chief medical examiner of the next to a miracle. I have conversed Asthma, and Nasal Catarrh, nwi break tised as a remedy for thesamedisorders CARS, and Talace Sleepers, with J'inirrg Cor SCT\ ice. order signed the medical certificate of with him a number of times about it, Lawyer Foggs—Madam, I am com- up a fresh cold in 24 hours. S2 50 per for which Benedictine is recommended. Close connections at Denver :md Colorado Springs uitU otal disability and Mr. Marshall re- ai;d he gives the whole credit to Dr. pelled to ask your age. bott'e. or 3 bottle? Sfi.50 Trv if diverging railway lines, now formias ;;;e new O:K1 During the winter season ia Ask your drujraists for it, and if it is picturesque ceived from the Dominion Councillor Williams' Pink Pills and the applica- Miss Sears—I don't remember exact- CltADDOCK A- CO., l'JlOVRIETORS, not obtainable in your locality, order of the Royal Templars a check for tion of cold water which is recom- Jy. l»:ii llar.r Street, Philadelphia. direct from STANDARD GAUGE •S1 ,i HJO last .November. One day last mended as a subsidiary treatment by Lawyer Foggs—Suppose you give it the proprietors of the medicine. He PARKER'S PROF. WM. BRESS, TRANS-ROCKY MOVXlTAITf TIOVT$ February came Mr. Marshall's salvation to us in round numbers.—Puck. HAIR BALSAM Ann Arbor, Mirh. although he did not accept it at first. drops into my office every day or two I Cleanse* and bcautifici fie hair. Over which super!*!' run thiily A small pamphlet telling of Dr. "Wil- and is apparently enjoying good health The Impecunious Lover. I Promotes ft luxuriant growth. (THROUGH WTTHI • :.-, and fro™ . '*. OIL CAKE MEAL! I Never Fails to Kcatore Gray Late City, Ogii liams' 1'irfk l'ills and the diseases they now." He likes to sec the stars so bright, I Hair to its Youthful Color. I1 Cures scalp diseases & hair failing. ISLAND is also the Direct and Favorite Lino cured, was thrown into the house, but The moonbeams on the wayside; 50c and #1.00 at Druggists pi 1 it was placed aside and no notice was Ho hopes it will not snow to-nlcht— from Manitmi Pike's '• ! I rtVrr prrHnry and Try it and you will be convinced of its The general odices of thf> order are in He's promised her a sleigh-ride. Tho Consumptive and FeetJleat-d an whe CORE scenic n - taken of it for weeks. One day the the old Bank oi Upper Canada build- futT-erfromexhauatii I barker's Ginrer sick man reread the circular and con- —Judge. Tonic. If WeakLunfa, DeMlity.in- YOURSELF!" DATLT FAST EZ.FHSSS 722 merit?. cluded to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, ing, just opposite the publishing house. digeation, F< n ulsnimnaFtdn. -50c. &JL ^If troubled with Gonorrhceo.\ Mr. 3. II. Land, the Dominion Secre- A Serious Objection. H I H D £ R rO : H S. TV onlr ITMW eanfo* Cora* J Gleet, Whites, Spermatorrhoea* From St Jo**] ! although Mrs. Marshall tried hard to BtoPi uTTiJU-.i. «• - portu::t t<;,\'n < • • tary, was easily found, and in' response She—What's your objection to Wag- for any unnatural discharge ask* : dissuade him, saying they would be as to the questions asked simply corrobo- ner's music? lyour druggist for e bottle of Kaii-nfl find I :•. K. J. ROGERS ineffectual as all the others; but on O r>cl*nh TMfiittOittt Tly-ttk-ff. JBIR O. It cures in H few deya April 14—memorable day to him—Mr. rated ail that the general manager had He—It's so noisy that you can't hear [without the did or publicity of a said. Mr. Laud is a neighbor of Mr. it.—Detroit Free Press. 1 doctor. Non-poisonous and Marshall began to take the pills, one Marshall, living within a block of him WYROYj/lL. PILLS 1 guaranteed not to stricture. after each meal for a start. In a few in the northea-t'rn part of the city. \ The Universal American Cure. days a change was noticed and as he T^i^ Orlfflnul una 4knly Genuine. Jb. Manufactured by He was well wtiiKiliiUd with him for Playing- Cards. DKg'lst for ChicheMler'a Knnlith / i IMPLEMENT AND SEED STORE continued to take the pills he gradually nj Brand in Ked and Gold nieulllcV orCana-l. . • years before he was taken sick, and You can obtain a pack of best quality M, pealed with blue ribbon. Take kThe Evans Chemical Co. I improved and in a little over a month -Other. Hf.fiite dangrrouH *u&s'icu. V CINCINNATI, O. pronounced hi- recovery as one of the playing cards by sending fifte en cents lions and imitations. At Druggists, or Bend 4e> E. ST. JOUft, .' he was able to take the train for To- most remarkable things in all his expe- i Ktvnps for particular!, icsttmontaU &Dd u. e. A. JISC. nth AYE., and DETUOIT-ST. in postage to P. S. EUSTIS, Gen'1 Pass. 'Urilcf fur I.ixllea," in letlir. by return Get>'! ' <• ! Agfc, rience. Agent, C, B. & Q. R. R. Chicago, III. — v „ MalL 10,000 T.-stiDiotilnls. Nameraper. r '—*rch!ohe*iterCl»ejalc»JC(>.,lliidl«oiiS< u«r«i SoU by >U Local DruggUU. I'Uiaila.,1 I'a.

| BUSINESS^ CARDS. WORLD'S FAIR INCOME. MIDWINTER TRADE. MANY INJURED. NOTHING LIKE IT. The Review of Its Condition Is a Good "MY GROCER PUT ME ONTO T. A. BOGLE. J W. K MARQUARDT The Ways and Means Committee knowing for the Season. Result of a Collision Between -1JOGLE& MARQUARDT 40 YEARS OF PAIN CURED. NEW YORK, Jan. 14.—it. G. Dun & THE CASE. Make Good. Bargains. Co.'s weekly review of trade says: Trains in Chicago. ATTOKNEYS-AT-LAW N, ALBANY ST., "In spite ot reports that more [.'Old will go Purchasers of Various Privileges Made to abroad, and in spite 'Of uncertainties regard- MHNonlc Block, - Ann Arbor. ITHACA, N. Y., ing legislation on the money question, the KiRhtecn Persons Badly Hurt —The Pay for What They Get — A Total business world seems Inclined to believe that Wr*',ck*Ml Cars Take Fire, and the Im- .'^ K. WILLIAMS, Dec. 19, 1881. of S3,500,000 Secured from there will be no serious financial embar- jinsoned Passengers Are Kes* For over 40 years This .Source. rassment, especially as the average of com- cued with Great lUHlculty. Attorney at Law, Milan, MIeh. I have been a mercial Indebtedness is remarkably low and Money loaned for outside parties. All Jesal failures have been comparatively unimportant. b isiness given prompt attention. victim of rheu- SOME ABLE FINANC1EKINC. At Boston orders for boots and shoes have been TELESCOPED. matism. I was CHICAGO, Jan. 14.—The world's fair large, the factories all are busy and jobbers' CHICAGO, Jan. 14.—The Crete accom- Jk LEX. W. HAMILTON, committee on ways and means stock light Cotton and woolen mills are fully modation on the Chicago & Eastern persuaded to try St. Jacobs Oil. I will grant the "Guide-Book" conces- employed. Iron is weak at Philadelphia and Attornev at Law. scarcity of cars affects the coal trade. Illinois road, leaving Dearborn station SOAR have used two bottles, and a man sion. This will close one of the at 7:20 o'clock Friday evening, was tel- Will practice in both State and Cnited ^u * more free from rheumatism never "Wholesale orders at Chicago thua far ex- most remarkable financiering periods ceed last year's, there being a heavy demand escoped at Fifty-fifth street by a Chi- it does ju^t Oourta. Office Rooms, one and two, 1st nou: t walked our streets. My limbs Chat probably ever known in public affairs. for winter clothing. Speculation has raised cago & Erie through train to New In all seventy-five concessions have pork to the highest price in seven years and York. The accommodation train con- were once stiff and lame are now as money is strong. Milwaukee is preparing wfyat l]e clairps for \\? tie new brick block, corner of Huron e.urt tooth light and limber as in my youth. been granted by the committee. Not sisted of three coaches filled with less than 2,000 applications for actively for spring trade and heavy snows have Btreeto, Ann Arbor. Michigan. JOS. EDSELL. helped lumbermen. At St. Paul and Minneap- suburban residents on their way to concessions have been considered olis the lumber and flour trades are firmer but their homes. Eighteen people were ^k YOUR Grocerforit, AFTER FIVE YEARS. and rejected. Some of the rejected collections are slow. Trade at Omaha Is good, severely injured in the wreck, and E. N. BILBIE, ITHACA, N. Y., July 5, 1887. schemes had merit, but most of them and also at Sioux City and Kansas City, where scarcely anyone of the 150 or more pas- Teacher of receipts of cattle are liberal but of hogs light. and INSIST on havirjgit. Suffered many years—injury to are classed under the general term of At St. Louis money is strong, and there is a sengers.escaped some bruises or minor VIOLIN. hip resulting in rheumatism, muscu- "fakes." Many more were advertising grain blockade from scarcity of cars. injury. To add to the horror of the THE BEST SOAP MADE Pupil of Sauret Berlin, Germany. Rooms at schemes, without the slightest interest "Wheat has scarcely changed in price, though scene the center coach of the aecomo- lar weakness and contracted cords. corn and oats have risen l?i cents each. West- Ann Arbor Organ Co.'s,61 8. MAIN ST. to visitors. Uut one in twenty-five of dation train caught fire from the over- Two bottles of St. Jacobs Oil re- the projects brought before the com- ern receipts of wheat in four days, 2.500,000 turned stove, while three passengers, FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES. Can be seen Tuesday and Friday. lieved me so that I now walk about, bushels, and Atlantic exports only 713,568 bush- mittee had any good reason for being els. Pork has advanced $1 per barrel, and at two women and one man, were caught MADE ONLY BY p and attend to daily duties at 62. there. . $18.35 is far above the ruling prices of recent in the wreckage close to the flames, I heartily endorse it. years. Receipts of hogs at the west are still and were cut away from their perilous Diseases of the In the estimates of resources from light and prices higher, coffee and oil are prac- JOS. EDSELL. franchises and concessions ¥3,500,000 tically unchanged. position by the heroic efforts of their N.KTA1RBANK & CO. CHICAGO. EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT has been given as the net profit to the "The business failures occurring throughout fellow passengers. Office in Hangsterfer Block. Residence 26 fair. This is the estimate Ferd W. the country during the last seven days number The list of injured is as follows: S. Division Street. MANHOOD RESTORED. "SANATIVO," the Peck, chairman of the finance commitr 306. For the corresponding week of last year D. B. Caldwell, both legs broken; Mrs. E. C. Hours: 1 to 5 and 6:3O to 7:3Q p. m. Wonderful Hiumiah tee, makes. Mr. Peck undoubtedly the figures were 330." Mahew, Internally injured: William B. Smith, B* 11,,-iiy, is Bold With a cut over eyes and back injured; Lottie Boyls- named the bottom figure. The opinion badly bruised and internally injured; F. li. J. F. HOELZLE, easos, such as Weak Further Evidence Introduced In tlm Marshall, both le^s crushed below the knees; Memory, T.'»sa of Brain was expressed that on the basis of an Mrs. S. Moore, ieft leg and side bruised; Mrs. DIALER IN I'owei", Headache, Homestead Case. W ale of ulness, Lost Man- attendance of 30,000,0u0 the fair is R. B. W&tkins, head and neck bruised and legs hood, Nervousness, Las- likely to get from the concessionaires PITTSBURGH, Pa., Jan. 14.—The court- crushed; R. 13. Watkius, seriously hurt; John situde, all drains and room was too small to hold the crowd Clt.menger, head cut and legs bruised; Mrs. K. teliofnt once for Col Salt &ni Smoke d Meats Before & After Use. lasi of power of the nearer 80,000,000 than 83,500,000. A. Miihou", back injured; Freda Kitchik, head Sausages of all kinds. Poultry and Game Generative Orcana in which poured in to hear the proceed- Photographed from life_. J either sex. caOBed by The committee on ways and means is bruised; Mrs. S. S. Nau, left loot and buck in season. over-exeititm, youthful indiscretions, or the excessive ings in the second day of the trial of bruised; J. R. Coflman, cut on head; John Red- Me of tobacco, opium, or stimulants, which ultimately composed of first-class business men, 31 E. Washington-si., Ann Arbor. Mich, lean t« Infirmity, Consumption :u>'l Insanity. I'm up Hugh Dempsey for complicity in mond, private Company D, Seventeenth in- inconvenient form to carry in the-vest pocket l'rlce who have from start to finish defended the Homestead poisonings. The fantry, of Brooklyn, N. Y., back and legs Dr. SYDNEY RINC^f!, Proiessor of Medicine r.t University College, London, fl a packnse, or (i for SS. With every *.". order m (fire a the fair's interests. The veteran bruised and internally injured, may die; L. P. written guarantee to cure or refund the day was almost entirely taken up with Author of tho Standard "Handbook of Therapeutic-*," en taailu writes rs follows: Reuben H. Kempf, money. I at by mall 10 any address. < Irculur free schemers had more than met their Truman, left leg broken and back and side in- "From the- careful anal I 'hat In plain envelope. Mention tills pat>er. Address, the examination of men who had been jured; C. W. Dall, leg broken; Henry Telky, From the STUTTGART CONSERVATORY, match when they came into the com-taken ill while working at Homestead leg broken; Mrs. McFreed, back hurt; Mrs. M. Germany. MADRID CHEMICAL CO.. Branoji onice for U. S. A. mittee room. Hard bargains were Eisner, back injured. VAi^ &!®UTE:N'S COCOA HISS Dearborn Street, CHICAGO, II.].. driven by the committee. during the strike and physicians who Is in no way injurious to hen Ith, and 1 hat it is decidedly more nutritious than Teacher of Piano, Or^an, and Musi- FOR SALE IN ANN ARBOR, MICH., BY attended them. The physicians all ex- The accommodation train which had other Coooa8.—It is certainly "Puro' and highly digestible.—Th« quotation Mann Bros.. Druggists, 88 S01 th vnr St. These estimates have been made tain advertisements (from Trade rivals) from my book on Therapoutica are quite cal Composition; Also the T pressed the belief that the men hadbeen delayed was standing on the main misleading, and caonot possibly apply 11 VAN HOUTKN'BC UCO.V." Art of Teaching. either b3 the concessionaires or bybeen poisoned. track at Fifty-fifth stteet when the ex- 1'kefn1.-" r- flection on YAM Horn EN'S COCOA IS thai rjrei Ivnlly nvellea, I>M [ft* n r» world's fair people, who have worn authority cited I > injure it, is Iherelr/ prnrnplwl to gire it a very hands wnial, a 51 8. MAI* STREET. ASH ABBOH. out many pencils before arriving at PITTSBURGH, Pa., Jr*i. 17.—The prin- press crashed into the rear car at full satisfactory results. If they err it i>, cipal witness in the Hotnestead poison- speed. Three cars of the accommoda on the side of conservatism Their ing^case Monday was Patrick Gal- tion train were telescoped and the de- grand total is: lagher, the cook upon'Whose confession struction was so complete that it DEALERS IN seemed little less than a miracle that SOURCE. the charges of poisoning were made. Restaurants, Inns, etc J2.5U0.000 Gallagher's testimony implicated the scores of people were not killed out- Intramural electric railway 400,000 cooks Beatty and Davidson and the de- right. Scarcely had the maimed and It Will _ GROCERIES AND St.•ami,outs 150,000 n Launches, basins and lagoons 7V0> fendant, Hugh Dempsey, master work- bleeding passengers begun to emerge Wheelchairs 250,000 man of the Knights of Labor. The from the wrecked cars when the debris GASOLINE. . . Barre sliding railway loo.m) took fire from an overturned stove. ('low K:\nitary coucrssion 450,009 witness said that Dempsey gave him FOR LOW PRICES Conhey's catalogues BOO.OOU powders to place in the coffee and tea Fortunately a supply of water was ON ALL KINDS OF Guide hook 75,000 that was to be given to the non-union- near at hand and those less seriously Build You Uj Midway pluisance 1,200,000 ists. hurt succeeded in extinguishing the WINDOW GLASS ! Miscellaneous loo.uoj flames, but not until a num- Are you all run down ? Scotfs Emul- GO TO Total $5,800,000 WOMEN SUFFRAGISTS. ber of the imprisoned passengers Official estimate 3,f.00,O0O :s. .A.. EX)i^i:"cri>rx)S, Kegular Convention of the National As- had been badly scorched. Every- sion of Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil 18 S. Fonrth-Ave., *n» Arbor, Mleli. Probable excess «,800,000 KOCiatiou in Session at Washington. one of the passengers not THE ARLINGTON BLOCK. The miscellaneous includes all such WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.—The first totally disabled joined in the rescue of and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda concessions as the soda water, pop regular session of the twenty-fifth their less fortunate fellow passengers WM. W. NICHOLS. corn and the like. They will probably annual convention of the National and the work was pushed with energy will build you up and put flesh on you Ccazhs i.-,:>:3. Sore Throat, Croup, Whoop- exceed that sum, but the excess can be American Woman Suffrage associa- until all had been removed. The •1. BracehitiS and Asthma, Aceriaineur* for added to other estimates, which appear weather was intensely cold and some 1^1. « oil »«ur« relief In advanced tion was . opened here at 10 a. and give you a good appetite. # DENTAL PARLORS n. lc) viiiasetascseeiluiteffect at first glance too large. m. There were about seventy- of the helpless victims suffered frost af. r taViSff tbe first do«ft, Sol3 bv dealer* everywhere* bites in addition to their other injuries. Scott's Emulsion cures Coughs, itfjslh - , 1 . 11.1 i, ^.Lr*js* lufluenza. five members present. The meet- over Savings Bank opposite EX-PRESIDENT HAYES ILL. ing was called to order by Miss The victims were carried to the Fifty- Colds, Consumption, Scrofula and Court House Sauare Anthony. Mrs. Shaw, the vice fifth street depot and a corps of physi- all Anaemic and Wasting Diseases. He Is Suffering with an Attack of Neural- president, spoke of her work in organ- cians was soon on the spot rendering Prevents wasting in children. Al- gia of tlit; Heart. most as palatable as milk. Getonly Scott's izing local associations, especially in all possible aid. ARTHUR J. KITSON, CARTER'S FREMONT, O., Jan. 17.—Ex-President the genuine. Prepared by Scott & Kansas. Good progress has been made Through the blunder of the Erie en- iiTTLE R. B. Hayes has been quite ill with everywhere. Mrs. Avery, in her re- Bowne, Chemists, New York. Sold by neuralgia of the heart since Saturday, gineer or the failure to display warn- all Druggists. port, stated that there were" now ing signals, the big train behind did Contractor & Builder. IVER but not until late this afternoon did thirty-five state auxiliary associa- Emulsion he let it be known, and now only a few not slack up as the sxiburban came to tions doing active work, those a stop. Conductor Sam C. Louis of Estimates furnished on all kinds of Architecture. PIU.S. are acquainted with the fact. The ex- most recently organized being in RE8it>RNCE AMD SHOP, 21 Geddes-avp president left a week ago Monday the Eastern Illinois train said the lim- on a trip to Columbus, Florida and Louisiana. In addi- ited should have known that his train PRCROSVEj Buffalo and Cleveland. At Cleve- tion to these state associations there was just ahead, for it had been follow- WM. BIGGS. land Saturday while visiting were now about 250 county and other ing behind from Forty-third street. CURE his son Webb he was stricken. Al- local associations. The national asso- ciation was shown to have an active Industry In Lizard Skins. IT* Contractor and Builder, Biek Ecwlacho and relievo all tho tront!o3 fssfr though quite sick he came that even- membership of 13,150. The report of Belle dent to a bilious state of tbo system, suoh aS ing to the city. Dr. Hilbish, the at- ST. LOUK*, Jan. 17.—A City of Mexi- And nil kliMlN of work In connection Dizziness, Kausea, Drowsiness, Distress ofteff Mrs. Upton, the treasurer, showed the co dispatch says'. According to statis- witb tlie aboye promptly eating. Pain in the SUe, io. While their moat tending physician, was seen Monday remarkable Buccoes has been shown in ciuing , eveniug. and he stated that for association to be in a satisfactory finan- tics just recevied by the genaral gov- PL AST executed. cial condition. ernment of Tabasco 500,000 lizard skins mr Shop Cor. of Church-st and S. University ave. some time past the ex-presideut O THE BEST POROUS PLASTERS IN THE Telephone 9: P. O. Box 1248. had been attacked with a few were shipped to the United States from SICEC slight strokes of neuralgia of A YOUTH'S CRIME. that state last year. This peculiar •SSSSST RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY PAIf!S, I Heaaache, yet Carter's Little Lifer Pills! MM the heart, and that the one at Cleveland A Philadelphia Loafer Shoots His Father, industry is carried on by hundreds of 2.5 crnts at Druggists, GWOSTBNOU & KICUAHDH. '.:. ,, ! ••• CHOICEIME ATS equally valuable in Constipation, curing and pre> Mother ami Sister liecause He Is Ordered natives who capture the wild tropical venting this annoying complaiot.'whilo thoynls> had been quite severe, but that correct all disorders of thestomacb,Btiniulat8th8 Sunday he partly recovered, though To Go to Work. lizard without difficulty. Thousands liver and regulate the bowel*, Even it too; only as yet he is not completely out of dan- PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16.—Thomas, Jr., of the skins are marketed in Mexico, ''Well begun is half done." Begin your housework by buy- Cur. WiiNhinKton-Mt and Flflh-nv«. ger. Little news other than this can is the black sheep of the Rodgers fam- while large quantities are exported to ing a cake of be obtained. Dr. Hilbishwas at his ily at Chester, just below this city. Sat- European countries. It is estimated Our aim is to please our customers by always HEAD bedside Saturday night, Sunday and urday the family were eating dinner, that fully 5,000,000 lizards were handling the very Choicest Meats that the market 'Acbftthey wonldbealmoatprlceleRstothosewnG when the father told the son that un- slaughtered for their skins last year. SAPOLIO. affords. Bufrer from this distressing complaint; butf ortu- ilonday, and remained with him all Siatoly theirgoodness does noteudhere.and tuosa night. The only members of the fam- less he went to work he could not have Death of a Western Jurist. Sapolio is a solid cake of Scouring Soap used for all cleaning Who once try them v. ill find these little pills valu* anything to eat. The f>on ucnt able in so many ways that tliey will not be wil- ily present are his two sons, Webb and PUEBLO, Col., Jan. 17.—Judge Henry M.P.VOGEL, ling to do without them. But after allalck head] Rutherford, and the daughter, Miss upstairs and soon returned with purposes. Try it. a revolver. He deliberately shot Richardson, for the last eighteen years DEALER IN Frances. a prominent citizen of Pueblo and for his father, who sat by the many years a well-known politician in FRESH, SALT! SMOKED MEATS. Forced to Assign. stove, then turned on his mother and emptied two chambers of his re-New York city, died here Sunday, aged THE ANN ARBOR SAVINGS BANK, AND G1HE IX SEASON. 2s tie bane of so ma-cy Uve3 that hero la whert LANSING, Mich., Jan. 14.—Benjamin 77 years. He was a brother-in-law of wemake our great boast. OuxpillscurBitwhila F. Simons, the largest dry goods mer- volver into her. He then shot his sis- Organized 1869, under th6 General Banking Law of this State 22 E. HUKON-ST. • ANN AKEon. others do not. chant in this city, filed a mortgage for ter, Mrs. William Kilday, and tried to the late Fernando Wood, for many Csitci'a Lit'.lo Liver Pills are very nmall and kill his two brothers, who ran away years a member of congress from New very easy to tako. One or two pills makea dosa. f-G,500, giving preference to A. O. York. He lived in San Francisco sev- TRUCK AND STORAGE. They are strictly v:yotable and do not gripe or Bement and E. Bement & Son. Mr. and escaped. The father and mother purge, but by their genMo action pioasoall wha Simons' ruin was brought about are dying and the sister's condition is eral years and in 1852 was judge of the , $100,000, ToUl Assets, $l,QC0,000 Now we are ready with a New Brick Storehouse use them. Jn V5als»t25cent«; live for $1. Sold court of general sessions there. tor the storage of Households, Pianos, Books and by druggists owyv.harc, or lent by mail. through Reynold C. Peez, a thieving critical. The young man is in jail and Stoves. Pianos and Furniture carefully moved. • CARTER MEOiCiWE CO., New York. •Business Men, Guardians, Trustees, Ladies and other persons will fin'i All kindsof Heavy and Lightdraying. FREIGHT clerk, and the machinations of a com- shows no remorse for the crime. County Treasurer Short SKI,OOO. WORK. SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRlCt petitor, who blasted his reputation ST. CHARJ.ES, MO., Jan. 16.—County this Bank a C. IE. among eastern houses three years ago Collapse of a His lluildinnj. Treasurer J. N. Mittleberger, it is an- by means of anonymous letters. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l". —Monday j nounced, is short 810,000 in his ac- Safe and Convenient Residence and Office, 46 N. Fourth Street, afternoon the four-story brick building Telephone 88. I counts. He owns property to the Place at which to make Deposits and do Busid> ss LOOSE'S EXTRACT Two Men Frozen to Death. at 517 Commerce street, occupied as aI amount of his shortage and will make INTEKE3T T.3 ALLOWED AT THE HATB OP 4 PER C3NT VEBNOH, O., Jan. 17.—John Tooth- salesroom and warehouse by the Nixon I it good. No dishonesty is attributed to ON ALL SAVINGS DEPOSIT^ man and his stepson, William Stogdale, Brothers Paper company, collapsed. Mr. Mittleberger, whose trouble is said of ?1.CO and up-wards, according to the rulos of the bank, and interest of Buckeye City, east of Mount Vernon, Seven men were in the building at the to have been caused by being too leni- compounded semi-unnually. were frozen to death while on thoir time. Three were buried in the ruins ent with his friends. Great Winter Sale! HOVER BLOSSO! w;iy home in the terrible blizzard and killed and one was badly hurt Money to Loan in Sums of $25 to $5,000. WHICH HiS COMMENCED AT gLOOQ SECURED BY CNINCUMBKBED REAL ESTATE AND OTHER GOOD SECURITIES. which prevailed here hist Wednesday and three escaped uninjured. The Mail Car lSurned. DIRECTORS :—Christian Mack, W. D. Harriman. William Deubel MRS, OTTO'S MILLINERY PARLORS night. The remains were found Mon- dead are: John McKenna, packer; SEI.MA, Ala., Jan. 17.—Sunday morn- David Rinsoy, Daniel Hiscock, W. B. Smith and L Gruner. Brings the most remarkable bargains to the tront. day in a snowdrift where the men had Joseph Wallace, packer; Albert W. ing, before daylight, postal car No. 12 Our various departments contribute items of perished. Marker, foreman. on the East Tennessee, Virginia & OFFICERS: — Christian Mark. President; W. D. Harriman Vice- interest to bargains seekers. Among the leaiiers Georgia railroad, caught fire 20 President ; Chas. E. Hiscock, Cashier, M. J. Fritz, Assistant Cashier. in the Ladies Department are Pattern Hats, Discrimination .Ended. Death of lien. Ruins Illgalls. Plumes, Jets, Ribbons, &c. Capes, Hood*, Crochet miles from here and was totally de- Jackets and Skirts for children. TORONTO, Ont, Jan. IB.—The Em- NEW YORK, Jan. 16.—Gen. Rufus ln- stroyed. All United States mail and Report of the Condition of the Ann Arbor Savings Bank Come and convince yourselves that this is the pire, the organ of the Canadian gov- g'alls, United States army, retired, died Southern express matter was burned. Bargain Em}x>rium of Anu Arbor, ernment, announces that the tariff on Sunday in the Grand hotel. Gen. In- At Ann Arbor, M ichigan.at the close ot business, December SI, 18S2. The messenger barely escaped from the RESOURCES. LIABILITIES. canal tolls, adopted for the year 1893, galls was retired from the army at his flames. loans and Discounts < 449.7S1 32 MRS. OTTO'S PARLORS, puts an end to all discrimination own request on July 1, 1883, he being Stocks, bonds, mortgages, etc 398.S14 40 Capital Stock g 50.000 uO Funeral of Senator Kenna. Overdrafts 2,288 61 ?,urP,lus Fund " ™ 100.000 00 Cor. Fourth and Washington StrectM against vessels, merchandise or citi- then quartermaster general of the zens of the United States. army. He was born in Denmark, Me., CHARLESTON, W. Va., Jan. 16.—While Furniture and fixtures 26,427 »2 Undivided Profits 45 535 52 the remains of Hon. John E. Kenna CASH. Dividends unpaid _ 2,956 00 Female Weakne s Sort's, Ulcers, Tnmorr, on August 23, 1820, and was graduated Due from banks In reserve I »,jg g8Q ^ DEPOSITS. A Hotel Iturned. cjties I ' JOHN BAUMGARDNEU AbxceSMC lilond Poisoning, Salt K!- from the United States military acad- were lying in state in the senate cham- Commercial deposits ~ J203 040 53 Catarrht Kryslpehis, HheuinatiHni aJid i.I" DULUTII, Minn., Jan. 14.—The Hotel ber thousands called to gaze for the Due from other banks and ( 520 81 Illoud and Skin Jjiscuscs. Pnofl.jp emy in 1843. bankers I Savings deposits- 578.743 27 DEALER IN liottle. or 6 Bottles for 85. ilbcan Solid I St. Louis, the first large hotel ever last time upon his face. The funeral Checks ami cash items l.i-92 94 Certificates of deposit 53 919 00—835,702 80 te.50. J. M. LOOSE RED CLOVER CO built in this city, was destroyed by fire Female Sergeant-at-Arms. service was held in the Catholic Nickels and pennies 107 60 LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Jan. 10.—Mrs. M. Gold coin 19,000 00 J! ,034,194 32 AMERICAN AND IMPORTED DjETROIT. MICK Sold bv all drucjlsts; yesterday, the loss being 8100,000. Wil- church Saturday. The requiem mass Silver • - 2,300 00 STATE OF MICHIGAN, COUNTY OF WASHTENAW. US. liam Baudre and Charles Preston, rail- M. Anderson, of Pulaski. has been was celebrated by Rev. Father Steager. 11 H and Nat. Bank Notes 12 325 00 I, CHAS.E. HISCOCK, Cashier of theabove umned road men, perished in the flames. elected assistant sergcant-at-arins. Due from School (District Bank, do solemnly swear that the above state- Do you Know? This is the first time a woman has been Jack Frost Is King. No.l,>nu Arbor 1.211 GO-»157,371 87 meu' 1* true, to the best of my knowledge and GRANITES, That more ills result from an Hark K1111 Down and Crew Drowned. elected to that position. At 2 p. m. WASHINGTON, .Ian. 10.—Intensely cold 11,034,194 32 bellei. CHAS. K. HISCOCK, Cashiei. MADRID, Jan. 17.—The French steam- and all kinds ot Unhealthy Liver than any the legislature met in joint session and weather is reported from all portions CORRECT—Attest CHRISTIAN MACK. W. B.SMITU, L. GBUNER, Directors. ship St. Marie, from Madrid and Gov.-elect Fishback delivered his in-of the country, the thermometer rang- other cause-Indigestion, Consti- Havre, ran down an Italian bark off Subscribed and sworn to ae ore mo, this Sd day of January, 1893. augural address, and the oath of office ing from 28 degrees below zero in the J. FRITZ. Notary Public. Building Stone pation, Headache, Biliousness, Villa Franca during a heavy sleet was administered to the other state of- north to 10 below in the south. At MICHK J and Malaria usually attend it. storm. The bark went down with its ficers. Knoxville, Tenn., and vicinity over a crew of thirteen men. dozen persons have frozen to death. Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator Four Hoy Murderers Hanged. FOR SALE QEMETERY \J\JORK is a vegetable specific for Liver Oldest Indiana Odd Fellow. CHESTKRTOWN, Mo., Jan. 14.— The Death of 111 Old-Time Actress. Disorders and their accompany- MAUION, Ind., Jan. 14. —Jeremiah four negroes named Charles Brooks, LONDON, Jan. 17.—Frances Anne ! FARMS ing evils. It cures thousands Harvey, known throughout Indiana as Frisby Comegys, Fletcher Williams and Kemble (Mrs. Pierce Butler), the well- IN SOUTHERN ILLINOIS. -ft- BPEOIAIiTT. the oldest odd fellow in the state and Moses Broun, were hanged at noon for known actress, died Monday. Mrs. ..>' TO THE fAB WKST, but come herowhere you can DOT turms that will pm nui«i why not be one of them? Take the murder of Dr. James II. Hill April ,!wiLcrorisatKlt:ivey.>tiBi-eat«8t profltubleroftnltsin th*1 ht-ft Tn^rlct'tH in HICM the founder of the firrt newspaper in Sutler was the daughter of Charles ^11 now coiijparatively ch^ap, are constantly and rapidly tnc.TMM»inK In value. Nearif . Corner Detroit and Catherine «t8. Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator. Grant county, died in this city yester- 23, 1892. Three of them were 16 and Kemble and niece of Mrs. Siddons. She • Ittl tine coal aud iriiu-h of it rich in mineral products. Address for luli information ANN ARBOR, MICH. Your Druggist will supply you. day at the age of 88 years. •ue 13 years of age. was 84 years of age. V- 1. T11OI Kl) VI.E. Seij, ?Ietropoll>, III. | XV. IS. I( \ I.I.. A.i. ».•••» . :>i.:«i.,>l... l<» SoulbcrD Jlllaals Imikrovt'tnent and Imr*>lt>;rfttloa A vaoc-iut ..>u. law is unfair and ought to be done away THE SECRET OF SUCCESS. THE REGISTER. with. PUBLISHED WEEKLY BT Rev. Mr. Morris: Taxation is a burden. Property must pay the tax. Money isn't Great Fortunes Rising Like Monu- always accessible and consequently EVERYTHING COMES TO ments. WHO WAITS! ABB ABDOB, MICH. thousands of dollars pay no tax. Even wealth absorbed in fancy barns escapes HOW MILLIONAIRES SUCCEED IN with slight taxes. Oftentimes men of PILING UP-ENORMOUS WEALTH. We have waited; they have come, and are still coming. Bargains such as have never been shown in Ann Arbor Our Dollar per Tear In Advance. wealth and men in office scheme for •1.50 If not |mld until after one year. mutual benefit. Wot liiilionit for anyone to Follow Our great REDUCTION SALE nas been such a decided success, that we were compelled to go into a&- Fifteen Cent* per Tear additional toSub- Mr. Brock way: I know of a case where Ibelr Example. Writer* outside of Washtmaw County. a man's tax was deducted out of bis in- It is popularly supposed that a few the markt at this late date to replenish our stock. Fifty Cent* Additional to Foreign countries. terest. Also one where the mortgage men like Gould, Vanderbilt and Astor Entered at the Ann Arbor Poetxifflce a» Secondpaid the tax. represent the rich men of the country. CIOM Matter. This is a great miftake. There are Our Mr. J. D. RYAN, who has large interests in Clothing firms at Bay City, Flint and Hastings has just Mr. \V. E. Stocking: There are two thousands upon thousands of million- THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1893, kinds of taxation, direct and indirect. aires, men so rich that they cannot pos- returned from Rochester, N. Y., where he purchased large lots of goods at his own figures. Money brings in 6 per cent, profit, and sibly spend the interest upon their vast labor 3 per cent., but who pays the accumulations. Every city, evry town, THE REGISTER requests all ot every community hat th> m; it U thej Thus we are able to sell you Suits and Overcoats at less prices than our competitor, who bought early, own Its friends, who have business taxes? Soon wealth will own everybody. who represent the wealth •four courj at the Probate Court, to send their The new tax law grew out of the Cali- try, on account of their nnmbei , them. printing to this offloe Reasonable fornia law but the important provision Now if no many me • mcceed, what in was omiited, namely that every con- the true secret of tfa I BHCC*»i ? rates only are charged Two words apwwei — eiieiny and a11 i ract obliging the debtor to pay the tax .health. ALL SUITS, Overcoats, and all odd Pants at One Quarter Off. in null and void. We would get more Any man of Indomitable mprstv «i d A CORRESPONDENT t-V» »8 if HUT W. ell- help if we would lay aside party strife. perseverance who to well can « >••• <*ed. tenaw representatives IIHB paHses in Don't fail to see these Bargains before parting with your money. Mr. A mow Phe'.ps: We might pull to- Ah, there is the rab—who is well. going back and lorth to Lansing. In Men have the energy an! a ility to jetlier but we will succeed only when aBmuch as they are g"0iI I) in 'i-iatH and succeed, but they do not p issess the re- we are in the majority. The Supreme there is no la* against it. we su-pect quisite health — that strength of the 0 'ii rt says the lender does not pay the nerves, vigor of the, mind and indur- they do. Of <:"i;r»w "»r K ine in "> f«'» tux, and the legislature says he does. ance and tirelessness which alone make reform, but lii« |>«' pr. jei-t »et*.vis to I). Two years ago the latter claimed it was men succeed. to reform miirderers willi hempen ap- They feel languid, even weak at a good law. But time proves it a bad plications. times and lack the neceesary ability, one and it ought to be repealed. In the but their energies need rousing. In Dexter school district there was $130,- some cases the stomach, liver and FROM THE MUNICIPAL CLUB'S bowels are at fault, or possibly the kid- 000 leBS property taxed than the year neys are out of order. Nine times out WADHAMS, KENNEDY &REULE CONSTITUTION. before, and in Chelsea, $250,000 less of ten, however, it is lack of nerve SEC. 2. The object the Municipal both being due to mortgages. strength, nerve vigor, and nerve power. Club shall be to secure (1) an honest Mr. R. C. Reave: The wealthy always Numberless men who have ample viijor at fir6t break down in health from GREAT INVENTORY SALE and efficient non-partisan administra- get the ascendency over the poor. More the excessive strain upon their nervous —AT— WILD tion of the city government; (1) the en- than this they subsist on the latter. and physieial systems, as did the well- forcement of all laws, particularly those Millionaires will always come out ahead. known S. W. Nourse, Esq., of Hudson, relating to gambling, the keeping of Such is the inevitable case and we must M-iss. He strikes the key note of the difficulty and his advice, if followed, houses of ill fame, and the liquor traf- submit gracefully to it. WILD will put the men on the sure road to fic; and (3) the nomination and election Mr. Henry Queal: My taxes were 20 wealth. to office of men who are pledged to do per cent, higher this year. Yet it goes all in their power to obtain these ro- W. H. SWEET'S, for the support of the government. sults. The laboring man is better clothed and WILD MAKE NEW WARDS. fed than he ever was before. At tbe conclusion of the discussion COMMENCING SATURDAY, DEC. 31 AND Alderman Winea introduce I a reso- the program of the next meeting was CONTINUING THIRTY DAYS. lution in the council meeting of last announced as follows: recitation by Monday evening that is certainly aimed Ernest dishing, select reading by MrB. During this sale we offer our entire Stock of Colored IS SELLING HIS WINTER at securing a reform most sensible and W. E. Boyden, and the question lor Dress Goods, including all Dress Flannels and Storm Serges just. It was to the f fleet that two new discussion, Are there sufficient reasons GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED wards be added to Ann Arbor, in Burh for believing that the republic of the a way as to secure come approximate U. S. will not stand? to be led by Rev. AT COST! % PRICES. A BARGAIN FOR ALL equality of representation for onr citi- Mr. Morris and R. J. McColl. Remnants of all kinds, at less than ('ost. zens in the common council. The pres- A motion was passed to have a com- ent division of the city, however just mittee prepare three recipes on a AS THE GOODS MUST GO. when made, has become a model of in- branch of cooking to be given at each CLOAK DEPARTMENT. justice. meeting. But let the figures talk. In the last A committee was appointed to draft Will offer your choice from four lots at $2.00, $3.50, $5.00 election the number ot votes cast in the resolutions of respect on the death of and $7.00. These < loaks are worth twice these prices. On city by wards wan as follow?: First 510, Wm. Burnham. MR S W, NOURSE, ESQ. all higher priced Cloaks prices will be cut in the same pro- NO. 2 E. seconi 433, thir.l 453, fourth 389, fifth After a vocal solo by Miss Mary Blod- "From constant worry over business portion. 172, and sixth 336. That is to say, the gett and songs by the Club, came ad- matter-," he Raid, "I suffered from the first ward oontainH three times as many journment. RAY J. Me COLL. loss of slHep, and became so nervous people as tlie firth, while the tixth is that I was entirely unfitted formybuwi- WASHINGTON i ess. In fact. I feared insanity. I used MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. the only ward leas than twice as large IHoclJeska as Lady Macbetb. Modjei-ka is coming to the Grand Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve as the fifth. Opera House next Monday night remedy. The effect was almost magi- One Hundred Fine Trimmed Hats, all our own make, at STREET. Readjustment on an equitable basis and to the rank und file of theater cal. I could again sleey, mental com- about half-price. would be comparatively easy. The first goers this speaks volumes. What she posure, appetite and strength returned. is going to present is a secondary con- S x hotiles of this remedy cured me, and sixth wards lie next each otherand sideraiion, for she is in every one of and I have remained well to this date. have a combined vote of 846. They her interpretations nearer perfection I have recommended Dr. Greene's would make three wards each polling than any other artist who visits this Nervura blood and nerve remedy to city. Shakt hpeare's great tragedy of many of my friends and neighbors, and 282 votes. The second and ; hird wards "Macbeth," however, will be the bill, have yet to learn of a failure to obtain are also adjacent, their combined vote and as shf has never appeartd in tins good results." is 886, and they could be made into play here before, her coming will be Nothing more need be said. Get your THE BEAUTIFUL GUILD PIANO KOCH I HENBE three wards polling 295 votes each. a treat. In her company, which is health and you will stand every chance headed by Mr. Otis Skinner, and also of succeeding in life. If you are not This would leave the fifth still the Mr. John A. Lane and Mr. Ben Bugen, well, if you uld pay also that it is a increased, and once more we are ready to supply this supported by Mr. Out. Skinner and her purely vegetable and harmless remedv, them and prospects ahe id. own company of players in an artistic 1 used and fully endorsed by physicians The present condition of things presentation of "Macbeth.' Mi djehka MOST POPULAR PIANO EVER SOLD us Lady Macbetb, Mr. John A. Lane as —in fact it is the discovery of the emi- should be remedied at once. It is ou'ra- Macbeth. Prices 81.00, $1.50 and $2.00. nenent phyM< ian, Dr. Greene, of 35 W. We nave eeouB that one man's vote in the fifth Seats on taie Friday morning at Waitb' 14ih Street, New York, who has mad> IN ANN ARBOR. other pianos. Jewelry Store. himself famous throughout the United should be wonh three m the sixth, and States by his marvelous cures of nerv- more than two almost every where else It is beldoin that the local manage- ous and chronic diseases and by giving Prices Low for I 893. in the city. ment is fortunate enough to secure for advice free to those who consult him or the theatre going patrons of this city a write to him. THE GUILD PIANO IN IOWA. The change is not fraught with any supremely great artist like Modjei-ka, especial dlffit•ultie^ nor would the in- who will essay the role of Lady Macbeth terests of any particular party be sub- next Monday night at the Grand Opera A. WII.SEY. Dear Sir:—We gold four Guilds for Christmas. $400 to served. Absolute equality between the House. No praise is too great for an $450 for Htyle- 7. 8 and 9, 8475 for style E, 8o00 for styles B and C. We actress who has won her way to the •When Baby was sink, we gave her Castorta. wards may be a practical impossibility, gold in competition with Chickering, Hallet and Davis, Decker Bros., etc very pinnacle of histronic fame, not •When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. We do not i'enr the Steinway. The Guild is mj leader, and I do not but the wide difference which now ex- only because of the exalted ambition •When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. want, nor cm I find a better piano. Guild's bridge alone is worth $100 You should see the special bargains we are offering in ists is such a positive and glaring injust- she has shown, but because her inter- pretations are the highest expressions When she had Children, she gave them Castork, to any piano. Yours, etc., ice that it ought not to be continued a of histronic art, and present a fcrm of Combination Folding Beds of the prettiest and newest de- moment longer than necessary. amusement absolutely without objec- F. A. BENJAMIN, State Agt tion. As "Lady Macbeth," Modjetka (We have the pianos, but do not ask western prices. A. W.) finds ample opportunity for the display signs. We are agents for the leading maker. Tbe WebNter Fnrmerfc' « lnl>. of that versatility that has earned her Dr. Mary « 'athern oou, Cleveland, JACKSON, MICH., Dec. 25, '93. the very first position in the portrayal Ok Ml, A. WILSEY, Ann Arbor, Mich, Dear Sir:—We are pleased to say that The Webster Farmers' Club met last of tbe heroines of Shakespeare. In the Specialist in diseases of women and Saturday at the residence of VVooster great sleep walking scene which has so children. Ladies everywhere may now the Guild piano we bought ot you two years ago has given excellent sat- Blodgett, there being a large attendance often been regarded as the test of an ac- avail themselves of the services of a isfaction. tress' ability she portrays tne agony of physician o.f their own sex, who has Having eold pianos more or less of the time for twenty years, I at to enjoy the capacious rooms and larger had the most thorough training and ex- During the Month of January hospitality. A brief morning session conscience and remote with more vivid once recognized many superior points in the Guild. It stands in tune intensity than it has ever received at perience. All who suffer may write Dr. well, and its sweet sinking tones have proven a surprise and pleasure to was held at which committees on pro- the hands of any other actress in this Catherwood in full confidence and ob- gram, entertainment, music and re- country. Her company contains not tain expert advice and successful treat- all good performers who have tried it. It is a first-class piano in every we would like to reduce our stock, as much as possible, and will freshments were appointed, and then a only the best support obtainable, but in ment adapted to the peculiar needs of respect, at a fair price. Yours very truly, Mr. Otis Skinner she has the best each case. Consultation, including all JOHN E. DURAND. short recess taken for dinner. Shakespearean leading man on the meiicines which are sent securely by give our customers an opportunity to [buy goods much cheaper At the afternoon tension after an in- stage, and his portrayal of Macduff wi 1 mail, $2.00. P. O 139. 46 be remembered as one ot the strougett ANN ARBOR, MICH., June 7th, 1890. strumental solo by Miss Mary Blodgett, MR. A. WILSEY, Dear Sir:—I enclose the testimonial for which you when this piece was presented by tl e r the subject of the "Michigan Tax Law" late Booth and Barrett combination. Children Cry for asked. It gives me pleasure to send it to 3 ou, as I like my piano very than usual. Especially our parlor suites and chamber suites was taken up for discussion, Mr. E. A. Pitcher's Castoria. much. When you can make it convenient, come out and see how it has Wordman leading off in his free and Don't f. stood the wear and tear for nine years. Yours truly, must go. easy way. He epoke of the prominence Sufferers from Piles should know that If you are weak and weary from so the I'yramid Pile Cure will promptly LILLIE BAESSLER. of the subject, and then went on to called chronic disease, don't g VB up. and effectually remove every trace of name two classes of people, the rich Sulphur Bitters has given hope to hem. Any druggist will get it for you. N. B.—I publish Miss Baessler's kind letter in place of the testimon- many invalids, where hitherto iheie CARPETS ! CURTAINS I and the poor, the former of which gen- was nothing but despair. It will build ial refered to. Her piano is the first Guild Upright I ever sold. In the erally gets out of paying their due pro- up and renew your whole system.—Ed- Children Cry for testimonial she says, "its toneis as sweet and mellow as ever. Call and portion of taxes by covering up their itor Weekly Ameiican. 2 Pitcher's Castoria. see how it has stood the wear and tear of nine years." THIS IS TRUE OF Our Carpets are new and the patterns are^handsome. So property. Henry Gnorge bases his tax- THE GUILD PIANO. Its tone does not lose its freshness and become thin, ing system on visible property, namely hard and ''tinny" as is the case with pianos generally. are our Chenille Curtains and Lace Curtains of the latest land. Some seemed to think that the old law gave eaytern capital a great ad- We could add many such testimonials. Call and see the vautageoverMichigan capital. To meet pianos, and list of purchasers. Send for Catalogue if you style; but they must be sold, and a cut in price will do it. this difficulty a new tax law wa= p*n» ri cannot call. We sell this piano for $100 less than you can •which has failed to accomplish its ob- ject, for the mortgagee goes scot-free and buy any other that will at all compare with it. See it. the borrower is expected to pay the tax. CE'S Personally he would rather pay the tax and get money at 6 per cent., than to pay 7 per cent, and be relieved. Spt ak- aking A. WILSEY; ing of landed property, 815,000 invested KOCH & HEME, in a farm requires four persona lo con- trol it; but in a bank one person can STATE AGENT. The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—Nowdeo Ammonia; Nro Alum. control four tinier that amount. The Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard. 34 S. STATE ST.^ANN ARBOR. 56, 58 AND 60 SOUTH MAIN ST SOCIETY NEWS AND GOSSIP LATEST COUNTY NEWS. an evening social at the residence of Mrs. H. Hacks.—Jan. 22, Arba Andrus Webster. will lead the young people's meeting at SHORTHAND! PARTIES, VISITS AND VARIOUS the Baptist church, subject "The Dan- SOCIAL KVK.VIS. The Business Men's Quartette of Ann ger Line," rroverbs 1; 24, 26.—Mrs. N. Arbor together with their families and Miller living in one of Mr. X. Rice's Personal Pointer* »l i Prominent friends to the number of fifteen, made houses 5 miles southwest of Milan was People—Society Cblt that In Uriel up a sleighing party to W. C. Latson's —Those Who are Coming: and Coins. burned out Friday morning. Mr. Mil- lai-t Thursday evening and returned ler and family saved nothing except TIBBALS-WEST. home at a late hour.—Our supervisor, the clothes they wore. They are in A innin Last Sunday Mr. F. B. Tibbals of the Edwin Ball, is elected a director of the quite destitute circumstances. — The n i present senior medical class was mar- Washtenaw Mutual Fire Insurance Band boys are contemplating buying a ried to Miss Laura West, of New Company.—The Webster Reading Cir- new set of instruments.—Mrs. Otto Haven, Ct. They will be at home in cle will give a necktie social at Mr. Mc- Burnett of Ann Arbor visited Mrs. J. C. ] for the accommodation of University students and others Detroit after Feb. 15. Coll'8 Friday evening. A program is Rouse Wednesday.—Dr. H rper cime who are unable to join our regular classes, will be or- SOCIAL DOINGS- also prepared.—Mr. E. Ball haB sold near having a serious fire at his resi- Frank Curtis was South Lyon, Tues- some of his timber on the ground to a dence Thursday but the flames all went day. up the chimney* and the fire engine ganized company in H iwell who are now busy Dr. E. E. Hagler has returned from order was countermanded.—At the Ii i|.- hauling saw logs to Whitmore Lake. his eastern trip. tist convention at Dexier Thursday, The A. T. O. give a hop at Granger's Dexter. Mrs. J. C. Rouse was the <> ly visi oi tomorrow evening. On Thur-day evening last, Michael from the Milan Baptist church and The Misses Wetmore have returned R id, an oil and respected citizen of she reports an interesting mid ioeceM JAN. 24,1893,« 5 P. M. from a visit to Jonesvil e. 1)> xtt-r Township, died at the home of ful session.—A tine treat is expected The Beta Theta Society give their an- bus nephew. Nuliolas Reid.—James the 25th ult. at the residence of M s. HEAVY UNDERWEAR nual German, Feb. 3, at OiHiigfi'n. S • ry, ol Hu'son, w ho has been quite Wni. Whaley on west Main-st., under Dr. C. L Ford and family liave gone the auspices of the Daughters of Re- For full particulars call at school rooms, 20 S. State to Jacksonville, FU., for the wiirer. ill for tin- p-u-t two weeks, is slowly re- bekah.—Ypsilanti Baptist choir will be Mi.-8 Grace Hastings, ol I'e mi', it- riixeinir—I'.vitaiois to a hop to be St., third floor. visiting Dr. anil Mr.-. \V. \V. Ni b< U. I e . Dyv-err will »»i»e a sleigh rideWheeler is the owner of a new piano.— par v F'id i v •v-ni'M.''•> fchfl residence mile north of Delhi Mills, on Tuesday, of Mr-. It .i>ins..n , f Yprtilantl. On Monday night occured the death of Jan. 31, at 10 A. M, There will be a su >per and social fo- Frank H. Bissett, one of Saline's estim nitfhl at the Presbyterian chllrcb. A able young men. He was taken down general invitation is extended. yrith an attack of pneumonia only a J. T. Jacobs was in Detroit last Friday week before his death.—Miss Minnie 'o attend the annu 1 meeting of the Davison has been helping in the post- B-wrd of Indian Commissioner* office for a short time.—Miss Barbara The On> x Cluh give a in ^querade Sauer is visiting friends in Tecumseh. >>ail this evening at the rinK. Tiie Indies a-frem 1- at ihe Kranki n hous". Cbelnen. [HE TWO SAMS Mis-. Louise Bl-nne, of Helena, Monr., John W. Brighton, late bookkeeper aniecnof June: Q BUine, is the truest of Mrs. John A Keaung.nfJ flf-rson->-t of the Glazier-Stroug Oil-stove Manu- The Ann Arbor G ">.l Templars will facturing Co., has returned to his home make a trien.lly d(-si:ent en BiaMie noon at Ottawa, Canada and will be succeeded i he Saline lodge next Fridty evening. by Mrs, Geo. Stimson, of Parma.—Rev. Assistant librarian, A. H Hopkins. O. C Bailey, the popular pastor of the QrQar) Co. leaves this Aeek for a ten days vacation Congregational church, after serving which will bet-pent mainly at Delphi, the church three years, was compli- STATE -A-GIEtsTTS Ind. mented at their late annual meeting Jas. E. Duffy has shaken the «1u«t of 51 South Main S reet, Ann Arbor, Mich the railway commissioner's office, Lan- by the addition of $100 to his salary. sing, from his shoes and will practice A similar compliment was paid Mr. Mrs. Anna Sutherland law in Bi.v City. B-iiley one year ago.—At their late an- Kalamazoo, Mich., had swellings in the neck, or James Bitler, who is employed in nual meeting, the Congregational Socie- — .. From her loth . — »• Do You Want the Michigan Central freight houee, ty appointed a committee to consider fell on lie ii y sidew Ik Saturday even- Goitre year, causing 40 Years BURCHFIELD'S the advisability of erecting in the near greatsuftering. When sho caught cold could not ing and bioke his left leg. Dr. Darling walk two blocks without fainting. She took Hot Rolls for Breakfast? attended the case. fumre a more worthy and suitable m Mr. Aniln w Radel »>n ' briflp, of New- house of worship.—Churches were cold ark, N. J. and Mr. S. B« Parker, of 1 st Sunday and congregations email.— Hood's Sarsaparilla Hot Biscuits for Supper ? And 13 now freo from it all. She has urged JoneSVlUe, Mich., triem! of he groom, Hiram Leigbthall's mill-yard is being *ere the quests "I Mrs. A. T'liimm and many others to take Hood's Sarsaparilla and A Good Home-Made Loaf of Bread, Buns, Fried Cakes. family, nf Superior, last week. rapidly filled with logs.—Rev. Dr. they have also been cured. It will do you good. Holmes was in Ann Arbor last week HOOD'8 PlLL3 Curo all Lir»r Ill», jaundlc*, Prof. Sannul Dickie, of Albion, chair tick headache, biliouinaM, soar >tom»ch, naiuu. Pastry, or in, fact anything that pertains to the Bakers mill of the naiioiijil committee .if the Thursday to attend the funeral of his Prohibition party, is enaa^i-il in ger.'ii g oldtime friend, David Wilsey, of Pitts- STATIC OF MICHIGAN,/ trade ? JANUARY SALE! CJOUNTY OF WAI-HTENAW. j <>ut the first, issue of a tiew political field. They were boys together.—C. H. At a fcsslon of the Probate Court for the Cotinty of Wasnteuaw, holden at the Probate Office In I don't want to bore people wi h a long speech, to inform you what I am scienfO putii'cution rolled "The Citizen, Wines, an old resident ofSylvan_and the City of Ann Arbor on WediKwtay the 18tn day If so, leave your order at the a Journal of P ilitiral P.ogre.-c." nf January, in the year one thousand eigbt hun- doing, but if you want a good Chelsea, is very low with a complication dred and ninety-three. K.S. Sii en made ficl.l agent for his institu- He is engaged by J. L. B ibeock, at a they are now prepared to render tboir final au count as such executors. SUIT, PANTS OR OVERCOAT, tion and is ii •»" T v"I• i• ir "• its interest. good salary, as financial manager of his Thereupon it is ordered, that Friday, the 10th NEW BAKERY, large estate. Chelsea will miss them day of February next, at ten o'clock in trie fore- NOW IS YOUR TIME TO BUY THEM. • tltVKt WilHP.V. noon, be assigned for examining and allowing all.—Special meetings were held at the such account, and that the devi>-ees, legatees and David Wilsey diml at bit* home in heirs at law of »aid deceased, and all other There are two reasons for this pale: One is to get ready cash and Pitt-field, Tuesday morning, Jan. 10,'93, Baptist church four evenings last week. persons interested in said estate, ate required 27 E. WASH. ST. another is I must close out goods t<> rmike room for the SPRING to appear at a session of said Court, then aireil 73 se.irs one month, and 18 d*ys. to beholden at the Probate Office, in the City of STOCK, which will soon be in. Now, "the poof of the pudding is Milan. Ann Arbor, in said County, and show cause, if He was born at Leroy, Genesee Co., any there be. why the said account should not We use no injurious ingredients. eating it," just come in and see for yourself, and we will convince you Miss Maud Reynolds has given up be allowed: And it is further ordered, that said that you ought to buy, and those that buy will certainly save money. N. Y., and at the age of 11 years executors give notice to the persons inter- came to Michigan with his par- her situation as typewriter in Detroit ested in said estate, of the pendency of said Get your Business Suit* Hnd Pants of us, for you can get Pants made to account, and the hearing thereof, by causing a ents, Henry and Sarrah Wilsey, and for a while and is at home with her copy of this order to be published in the order as low as {J>3-OO. parents for a few weeks.—Thermome- Ann Arbor KEGISTEB, a newspaper printed and two brothers, Moses T. and Joseph, the circulating in said Coiintv, two successive ROGERS & MARCHANT. REMEMBER THE PLACE. latter being the only survivor. ter registered 18 degrees below Friday weeks previous to said day of hearing. He was married January 6, 1853, to morning, Saturday morning 14 degrees J. WILLARD BABBITT, below, Sunday morning 14 degrees be- Judge of Probate. NO. 6 East Huron-st, Ann Arbor. Lydia Buylan, daughter of the late A true copy. James Boylan of Ann Arbor, who with low and Monday morning 5 degrees be- WM. G. DOTY, Probate ReglBter. 46^ two children, George 0. and Adaline low zero.—The merchants are some of survive hi:n. In the summer following them afraid of a coal famine.—Mr. and WHY IS IT? his marriage, he built the house in Mrs. C. M. Fuller drove to Clinton Sat- LIKE THAT which he lived until the day of his urday and returned Monday afternoon. MOORE & WETMORE, death, nearly 40 years. —The people in Milan are still busy filling their ice houses.— Mrs. H. J. He was called upon from time to time to fill various public tru«tt>, and Zimmerman is quite ill.—Two jolly FINDING DIETERLE 6 SOUTH MAIN ST., was never known to neglect duty. Hi.- loads of Milan people attended the life was one of uprg'iti.ess, and social at Mrs. F. Djxter's Wednesday singularly free from affectation or os- evening.—This week Wednesday even- tentatious display. As a citizen be knew his place and filled it. As a hus- ing the Baptist young people will hold MONEY I Sells Furniture so Cheap? Invite all to inspect their full line of- band and father he ever had the well- being and happiness of his f.milyat BY GOING TO WAHK & heart. He will be sorely missed in the ., . •. i TO BRACE UP the BECAUSE community where he has lived so long, \ y.1./ system after "La Grippe," MILLER'S AND SA.VE FROM and been so thoroughly respected. pneumonia, fevers, and •• other prostrating acute dis- HE FIGURES THUS: eases; to build up needed 25c, 50c AND 75c ON EVERY Just the I'liluir. flesh and strength, and to "If I offer Parlor Suites, for example, at 33$ per cenf. below the usual profit I Christmas Goods This is an expression the traveling restore health and vigor PAIR OF SHOES, AS WEsell twice as many of them—hence mak» MORE PEOPLE HAPPY and, at public generally use when they find when you feel "run-down" the same time, make more money •for DIETERLE." something that is exactly what they and used-up, the best thing in the world is Dr. Pierce's MUST REDUCE OUR STOCK want. This expression applies directly Golden Medical Discovery. to the Wisconsin Central Lines, which It promotes all the bodily i« now admitted by ail io lie "The functions, rouses every or- TO MAKE ROOM FOR Route" from Chicago to St. Paul, .Min- gan into healthful action, That is why I am selling such a larue number of Parlor Suites, Bedroom Suite* Bibles, Albums, Cards, neapolis, Ashhmd, Dtlluth ami a 11 points purifies and enriches tha SPRING GOODS. Chairs, Sofas, Lounitex, Sideboards, Wirdrobes— in fact everything that ttoes Miscellaneous and in the Northwest. Their double daily blood, and through it toward making up a complete outfit for the finest residence or the humblest train service and fine equipment offers cleanses, repairs, and invig- cottage. inducement which cannot be 8urpas^ed. orates the entire system. Gift Books For tha most stubborn VVAHR & MILLER and This is the only line running both Scrofulous, Skin or Scalp Diseases, Dyspep- FIVE FLOORS PACKED FULL. through Pullman First Class and Tour- sia, Biliousness, and kindred ailments, the ist Sleepers from Chicago to Pacific "Discovery" is the only remedy that's Fancy Goods Coast Points without change. guaranteed. It it doesn't benefit or cure, For full information address your you have your money back. FINE FOOTWEAR DEALERS. W. G. DIETERLE, nearest ticket agent or JAS. C POND, Gen. Pass, and Ticket Act., Chicag 1 i Can you think of anything more convinc-, 02 ing than the promise that is made by the 37 SOUTH MAIN STEET. proprietors of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy I JOHN WAHR. GEO. H. MILLER Don't fail to read Buch, Abel & Co.'a It is this: "If we can't cure your Catarrh, • • PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. new "ad." we'll pay you $500 in cash." 48 S. MAIN ST. Special attention given to Undertaking. An Enemy Rufllrtl. NESTING COMFORTABLE. NOTICE. ' NOTES AND COMMENTS. ANN ARBOR SAVINGS BANK. There is an enemy with whom thous MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. l>r. Johnston Issues a llullel in Regarding F. C. SCOTT, THE REGISTER. Commencing August], 1892,'his bank DEALER IN There are 54,000 membtrs of the .nds are familiar all their W\ es, because Mr. Ulaine's Condition. will pay interest on deposits at the rate THURSDAY, JANUARY 10,1893. English "Primrose League," and there iiey are born with a tendency to bil- Conviction of au Innocent Man. WASHINGTON, Jan. 17. — When Dr. of four per cent per annum, according KELLEY ISLAND AND WHITE : : can be no question at>out their fealty to ou^nese. With this enemy, they are George Bossenberger was found to the rules of the savings department •onstariiv battling with ineffectual wea- Johnston was interrogated Monday the memory of Lord Beaconsfield. jfuilty on circumstantial evidence by a night regarding the condition of Mr. By order of the b" ird of directors. Hair Calcined Plaster, Louisville and Portland LITERARY HOTES, IO'IP. LloFt*-ttei'» StoniKch Bitter- will jury in the recorder's court at Detroit 21tf CIIAS. E. HISCOCK, Cashier. Cements. Office and Warerooms in the STATS OP OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO ) laffle it. Mfre purgatives will not re- Blaine his reply was that he had left n.v.\i:«,»\ isi.ot It. DctroU-St., s of murder in the first degree for the LUCASCODNTY. / " 'orm a disffnlered condition of the liver his patient resting comfortably. Ann A rbnr. Midi. The special features of the Januaiy killing of William Knack. Aflidavits NOTICE.—We are the only Him that bandies the FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he DdicaUd, not by c >ustiii»tion alone, "He has enjoyed a quiet day," con- "enuine Kelley Island Lime iu this city. Book Buyer are four nutographieal re- is the senior panuer of the tirin of F. J. )ut also by si f a standard tonic;. calities in the state say that during the luded sentiment rather than to any in- Notary Public. week ended January 7 cholera mor- ELECTROCUTED. Fruit, or an elegant Oyster justice about to threaten any of the in- Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally bus, pneumonia and typhoid fever have Kornel Loth, the Jlurilerer of Mrs. De- An Investment. ncreased, and cholera infantum, dys- Stew. dustrial elapses.—The Nation, Box 794, and act* directly on the blood and mu- uiucsek. Expiates ills Crime in tiie Makes an every-day convenience of an cous surfaces of the system. Send for Mr. Tompkins (to his head bookkeep- entery, consumption, diphtheria, mem- Friaon at Danuemora, N. Y. old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. RATTI, New York, N. Y. testimonials, free. er)—Williasison, see that young Joncs- branous croup, typho-rnalarial fever DANNEJIOBA, N. Y., Jan. 17.—Kornel Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest by's salary is raised ten dollars a week. and inflammation of the bowels de- 5 E. Huron St. In an article on "Pensions : the Law F. J, CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O Loth met death by electricity at Clin award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each J8@" Sold 6y Druggists, 75c. Williamson—Yessir. creased in area of prevalence. Diph- ton prison at 11:57 a. m. Monday. Loth package makes two large pies. Avoid and its Administration," to appear in «KT A TICKET OF A London England, woman has pat- Ms. Tompkins (with a grin)—lie's theria was reported at forty-iive was executed for the murder of Mrs. imitations—and insist on having the spending all his money on my dau{*iiter places, scarlet fever at sixty-five, the January number of Harper's Maga- ented a machine for making watch EttaDemacsek at Bchenectady on June NONE SUCH brand. zine, Edward F. Waite will give a dis- screws provided with a thread- Alice now.—Chicago News Record. typhoid fever at twenty-eight and 14, 18921 The evidence against him was measles at nineteen places. MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse, N. Y. passionate and comprehensive view of cutter so delicate as to be almost invisi- Discouraging. secured by John Feltheimer, a boarder W. P. LODHOLZ the pension system in the United ble. It, will mt perfect threads on the Dombey—Bagley is an unfortunate in Mrs." Demaesek's house, who was finest human hair. combination. Teachers Elect Officer*. unjustly accused of the crime. Loth 4 AND 6 BROADWAY States, its history, its present magni- The Michigan State Teachers' associ- was captured in New York city and tude and importance, and many of the TUTT'S PILL is the family doctor. Anson—How so? And yon are entitled to a choice of the Dombey—He has a quail-on-toast ap- ation in session at Lansing adopted later confessed. He said he was deep- DON'T READ THIS! most interesting features connected Falling stars are numerous in Italy resolutions condemning the plan to ly in debt to the woman's husband, And forget all about it. but remember you can about the time when the Citbolic petite, attached to a liver-->*id-bacon in- double your income by acting as our agent and HOME INSTRUCTOR, •with its management. come.—Brooklyn Life. have a paid corps of teachers as insti- who promised to forgive the debt and se'linK ou' choice grades of teas »nd coffees to church celebr.ites the martyrdom of tute instructors. Offlfcers were chosen pay him well if he would kill Mrs. ynur friends and acquaintances. Miss M. Betham - Edwards contri- Saint Liwrence. They are therefore as follows: Demacsek. He consented and came Ladies make a great success ol it,and earn hand- LIFE OF GEN. SHERMAN, poetically called the " tears of Saint A New t'erlnl:i Cure for Plies. some commissions. Wt send teas and coffees all OR TIIE butes to the January New England Lawrence.' We do not intend to endorse any except President, Walter H. Cheevor, of Lansing; from New York to commit the murder. over the United States on mall orders. first vice president, F. E. Converse, of Pontiac; Loth was a Hungarian, 28 years of age. Write for confidential circular to agents. LIFE OF P. T. BARNUM Magazine an interesting account of the irticles of genuine merit; we therefore, second vice president, F. D. Dav is, of Negaunee; Family trade a specia'ty. Extraordinary offer "Handsome is that handsome does," ake pleasure in recommending to suf- to families, on receipt of S2.00 we will send you childhood, early life and home, and and if Hood's Sarsaparilla doesn't do treasurer, S. B. Laird, of Dowaglac; members DEATH OF FRED~HORN. & lbs. of any kind of tea yon-may desire. Choice 1 haunts of Amelia B. Edwards, the emi- handsomely then nothing does. Have ferers from Piles in any form, a promi- of executive committe, C. H. Gurney, of Hills- selection. Guaranteed pure. nent and permanent cure. The fullow- dale: Miss Edna Havens, ol Owosso, and E. M. He Was tlio OlileHt Senator In the Wis- >92. Administrator. have provided for 2,000 of its middle "When we start our little family gov- William Astor, real estate $75,003,030 an American going into English society. class citizens to visit the fair at Chica- The total number of bushels of wheat mar- Jay Gould, railroads 72,0(10,000 It is lightly written, but with humor go next year, and then to look about in ernment," said the engaged girl, play- keted by farmers in December was 1,374.419 Wilson G. Hunt, railroads 5,u00.00J fully, "I intend to be treasurer." bushels, and the total number of bushels mar- Benj;*.im Kiehardson, real estate S,OXl,noo and spirit. Isabel F. Hapgood, whose other large cities in this country before keted in the five months from August to De- A. bradish Johnson 1,780,000 ICE. 'And I'll be the president," added papers on Tohtoy will be remembered their return home. cember was 8,111,615, or 758,032 less than for the William G. Vermilyea, banker 1.50U.0OJ the young man, proudly. same period last year. The average price of Mrs. August Belmont 1,600,000 by readers of the Atlantic.contributesan Gen. George W. C'ullum, soldier 1,200,000 PER MONTH. FITS—All fits stopped free by Dr. "Indeed you won't! We are going to wheat January 1 was C6 cents per bush*.!, of E. S. Jaffray, merchant 1,000,000 amusing article on the "Russian Kumys Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No tits keep a hired girl."—Brooklyn Life. corn 47 cents, of oats 34 cents and of hay t8.20 Jacob HalstcJ. importer 1,000,000 Perfumes Vary! after the first d^y's use. Marvelous per ton. _ Augustus Kountz*', banker l,(tuo,000 25 lbs. daily (except Sunday) . $2.50 Cure;" and Mr. Frank Bolles has one Cornelius Vanberbilt. Jr., inherited... 1,000,000 cures. Treatise and $2.00 trial bottle Everybody l Short Hut !Newsy items. Some Lust, Some Don't. of his papers uii nature, called "In a free to fit cases. Send to Dr. Kline, 9cil 25 lbs. 4 times a week, . . 2.00 Wintry Wilderness."—Houghton, Mif- Arch Street, Pnila., Pa For sale by all to be called handsome, especially the Michigan's murder roll for lS92is the FIFTY PERSONS KILLED. Some are Delicate, Some young ladief. But that is simply im- largest in the state's history. flin & Co., Boston, Mass. druggists; call on yours possihle as long as their faces are cov- Dreadful Accident to a Load of Passen- Loud. 25 lbs. 3 times a week, . . 1.75 Daniel Corry, formerly superintend- A new stamp is to be issued in Great red with pimples, blotches and sores. gers on the Congo Hallway. Some are Good to the Bot- 25 lbs. 2 times a week, . . 1.25 The January Eclectic offers a variety But wait, there is no need of thi.-;oneor ent of the Menominee River Lumber LONDON, Jan., 16.—A dispatch to the tom of the Bottle, Some Britain of the value of fouryence half- company, died at Menominee, aged 89 of interesting articles covering a wide penny—nine cents—to be available for two bottles of Sulphur Bi'lers \\i'\ re Central News from St. Paul de Loanda are not. all postal, telegraphic and revenue pur- move all f-ueh disfigurations, and make years. says: "A train crowded with Europeans range. Mr. William Maitland, under poses. It, will be the first stamp issued your f.-ce fair and rosy.—Fitnnie Bell, W. W. Lee began suit in Grand Rap- and natives was halted on the Congo rail- Some well Made, Some Special Rrtes to Hotels, Meat the title of "The Ruin of the American of tlys value, and its issuance is called EUi trees. 2 ids against the Grand Rapids & In- way near Matadi recently and the en- Cheaply. Farmer," discusses the causes which for by the new features of the telegraph A Tart Ilfcply. diana railroad for $,30,033 for personal gine was detached to join a wagon loaded Markets and Restaurants. have entered into the depression of ag- and parcel-post business. injuries. with fifty-four boxes of dynamite and "You sit on your horse like a The tug Onward recovered the bodies eighty-two casks of gunpowder. The Experience has taught us riculture. Mrs. Lynn Linton contrasts All those who have used Baxter's butcher," said a pert young officer, Mandrake Bitters speak very strongly of Williams and Bullgren at Fox island engine moved down-grade with great the modes of social training and edu- who happened to be of royal blood, to in Lake Michigan. The men were lost speed and collided with the wagon, ex- cation for women in olden times and in their praise. Twenty-five cents per a veteran general who was somewhat that Perfumes which cost us the most bottle. in the wreck of the Gilcher. ploding the dynamite. Fifty persons E, V, now, in "A Picture of the Past." An ex- bent from age. -say Alfred Wright's—pay us best in The testimonials which the mail Two fires at Crystal Falls consumed were killed, including Lequeque, head the end, because the customer always cellent and penetrating paper from "It is highly probable," responded of the Societe Anonyme Beige." TELEPHONE 19. brings in every day run thus: ''Dr. Bail's the old warrior, with a grim smile; "it the old opera-house building, valued at Biackwood discusses Tennyson, and 55,000, and damaged the Iron county comes back for more. We profit by the Cough Syrup cured the baby of croup" is because all my life I've been leading Shot His Mile and Her Paramour. Oflice, First Door East or Miim-St. on Mr. K H. Hutton contributes a most ''It, cured me of a most distressing bank building and the post office. experience and our Customers get the calves like you to the slaughter." RICE LAKK, Wis., Jan. 10.—Saturday benefit. Wasliiugtoii-st., Ann Arbor. suggestive article on "M. Renan and cough;" or "it cured my little boy ot The East New York Iron company at night E. C. Allen fatally shot his wife sorethroat." "We could not do with- Clear Proof. Ishpeming assigned to Clarence B. Christianity."—Published by E. R. Pel- out it." and shot and killed Bert Van Tassel in CALKINS'. "My wife is a singularly ingenious Elly, who will wind up the affairs of a restaurant here. He alleges that the ton, 144 Eighth Street, New York. If you had as many lenses in each woman," remarked the married man. the concern. Terms, §5 per year. eye as the common dragon fly has, each two were criminally intimate. In 1885 LUMBER! "Indeed!" said the bachelor, with a At Covert an old man named Piank Allen was convicted of killing a man of your organs of sight would be as big languid effort at interest. chopped his wife to pieces with an ax FREE Who pays your taxefc? A considera- as a box car. under similar circumstances in Cleve- Afarvtipus "Indeed, I assure you. It was only and then tried to kill himself. He was land, O., but was pardoned out of the i Insane Person* Restored LUMBER! tion of the question of taxation by I am an old man and have been yesterday that she found a new place prevented and placed in jail. He has penitentiary after having served one iDr.KLINE'b GREAT constant sufferer with catarrh for the to hide my slippers."—Texas Siftings. six children. NERVERESTORER David A. Wells, George H. Andrews, year of his term. ^^ _J*VH DISEASES- Only sure Thomas G. Shearman, Julien T. Davie=, last ten years. I am entirely cured by J. M. Martick, of Traverse City, owns T~^curt far Nerve Affections. Fits, Epilffsy, etc. Struck by a Train. I INFALLIBLE if taken as directed, N<> Fits a/ttr LUMBER! the use of Ely's Cream Balm. It is Urcat OakH ia clock 300 years old. first day's use. Treatise and f,3 trial bottle free to Joseph Dana Miller, Bolton Hall and ttwnge so simple a remedy will cure From little acorns grow, PO also no fatal Fit patients, they paying express charges on box when D Fire destroyed the dwelling house of CHICAGO, Jan. 17.—The Rock Island I received. Ssnd names, P. 6. and express address of ]f /ou contemplate building call at others, edited by Bolton Hall and issued such a stubborn disease.—Henry Bil- diseases spring from small beginnings. "Cannon Ball" express which left the J afflicted to PR.KLINE,mx Arch S:.,I'hi!^Vlphia.Pa. lings, U. S. Pension Att'y, Washington, Never neglect sympoms of Kidney (Alfred McDowell, at Bay City. Loss, C Druggists. BEWARE OF IMITATING FRAUDS. by authority of the New York Tax Re- ''$10,000; insurance, S2,500. city at 11:15 o'clock last night ran into lorm Association No. Ill Broadway. D. C. 2 Troubles; if allowed to develope they and completely demolished street car FBRDON cause much suffering and sorrow. Dr. ' While her son was fooling with a Octavo, 240 pages, price SI. 25. G. P. A prisoner in a Bohemian reforma- No. 181, east-bound, at the Forty-sev- Nerve Blood tory has finished a perfect running J. H. McLean's Liver and Kidney •loaded shotgun at West Hay City the Putnam's Sons, 27 West Twenty-third- enth street crossing. Seven persons Straw watcli, which is said to be "no Balm is a certain cure for any disease 'weapon was discharged and the load were injured, but none fatally. Tonic Builder et, New York, N. Y. This new book is larger than a shirt button." or weakness of the Kidneys. A trial ;entered Mrs. George Connerries' body. will convince you of its great potency. jShe died soon after. sure to prove of interest and value to THE MARKETS. all students of economics and to The nan.e of N. H. Downs still lives, Miss May Loomis, of Shepherd, is although he has been dead many yearp. Very Impolite. NEW YORK, Jan. 17. thoughtful and observing men and His Elixir for the cure of coughs and dead. Christian science did not save Little Dot—Mamma, isn't it impolite her. She was ill for many weeks, but LIVE STOCK—Cattle *3 90 ©5 45 Lumber Ian women everywhere. The book is thor- colds has already outlived him a quarter Sheep 3 00 @ 5 50 for folks to whisper? would take little medicine. Hofre 7 0J @ 7 60 Corner Fourth a?td Depot Ste., ai o oughly unpartisan being a compilation of a century, and is still growing in tavor FLOUR—Fair to Fancy 2 55 @ 3 75 Send for with the piablic. Mamma—Yes, my dear. Dr. J. H. Thomas, of Highland, N. Minnesota Patents 4 25 @ 4 75 descriptive get our figures for all kinds ot of papers on the various sides of this Little Dot—Well, Dick an' Johnny Y., who in Uctober last was chosen WHEAT—No. 2 Red 83H® pamphlet. important subject by specialists in the It would take three and one-fourth has been whisperin' ever so long. bishop of the upper peninsula diocese- Ungraded Red 75 @ 77 CORN—No. 2 512»tant Episcopal church, Ungraded Mixed 49 ® parasites winch grow on th»3 human ( Mamma—That is very impolite. Were declined the position. OATS—Mixed Western 384® 40 SOc. MEDICINE CO., LUMBER hair to cover the white center yf a non- you near them? RYE—Western 58 & 59 per box chenectady, N.Y. The early issues of Littell's Living pareil "o." The largest pumping plant in the PORK—Mess, New 18 50 (9.18 75 it for $2.50. LARD-Western Steam 1115 ©U 20 ami BrockviUe. Ont. Wa manufacture our own Lumbet Little Dot—Yes'm. I was peekin' United States was placed in operation and oruarantee Age for 1893 fairly illustrate the wide through the keyhole.—Good Neivs. BUTTER—Western Creamery. 22 range of subjects covered by this peri- Children Cry for at the Chapin mines in Iron Mountain. CHICAGO. Arjyuing by Analogy. It has a capacity of 4,000,000 gallons in BEEVES-Shipping Steers.... 53 25 i'. 8 00 odical as well as the matured judgment Pitcher's Castoria. twenty-four hours. Covs 125 fit 2 75 VERY LOW PRICES. Teacher—Who can tell me what use- Stockers 2 00 & 2 75 HAMILTON'S shown in their selection. A piece of frog's skin no larger in Thomas Redman, of Milan, claims to Feeders 2 80 a 3 25 _ no a call nnit »v will inabr it ful article we get from the whale? Butchers' Steers 3 00 @ 3 75 EHSTOANCE. m v»nr uiierwt, as our lurnre and « ell The Petrie Papyri, by J. P. Mahaffy, diameter than tiie rubber tip oi your Johnny? have been the first man drafted from Bulls 1 50 to 2 70 tcriuled sloeli lully MnstKiiioour asser- relates to the curious and interesting led pencil lias more pores in it Than Monroe county during the civil war. HOGS—Live 7 40 & 785 tion. there are meshes in the mosquito net Scholar—Whalebone. . t> 3 00 & 5 50 •JAMES TOK.BKKT, Pro-. discoveries of Mr. Petrie in Egypt; A ting on your screen door. Teacher—Right! Now, what little The will of ex-Governor and ex-Sen- BUTTER—Creamery 20 ft 32% Real Estate French Abbe of the 17th Century, by boy or girl knows what we get from ator II. P. Baldwin, of Detroit, gives Good to Choice Dairy 20 © r AND In cas<; of hard cold nothing will re over $530,000 to charity. EGGS—Fresh 28 Lewis Latimer, is a sketch of that the seal? Tommy? BROOM CORN— (A 3 lieve the breathing so quickly as to rub A Detroit, Lansing & Northern train Hun 4 strange character, Fiancois Timoleon, Arnica & Oil Liniment on the breast. Scholar—Sealing wax. — Household Loan Agency, Monthly. struck a sleighload of people at Sun- Self-working 4 Abbe de Choisy; Burmese Traits, by Crooked 2 MewJFirin! A Meriden (Conn.) cutlery Acto.-y field and Mrs. John Schafer and Mrs. POTATOES—New (perbu.).... 55 a 73 No. 2 Hamilton Block, Henry Charles Moore, presents an ex- has just finished a wonderful Iiy—a Map of the United Mulrs. PORK-Mess, New 18 40 @!8 45 HAVING BOUGHT THE Ge< rge Osmun were killed and Mr. Os- LARD—Steam 10 75 perleut poctetknile with thitty blades (Silo 80 FIISKT FLOOR. ' tremely interesting paper on the man- A large handsome Map of the Unitoi' mun was fatally hurt. FLOUR—Sprins patents 4 00 @ 4 10 pinchers, shears, awls, etc.." whicl States, mounted and suitable for offlci Winter patents 3 00 @ 3 80 ners and customs of the Burmese. In weighs but one-eighth ot an ouuee. Paul O'Hanlon, of Dublin, Ireland, Bakers' 2 50 or home use, is issued by the Burlin found his daughter in Jackson resort. @ 2 75 FM lies deditnvto buy or sell Real Estate will The Story of a Free Lance, Charles ton Route. Copies will b« mailed fc GRAIN-Whcat, Cash For eight years 1 have suffered from CCorn , N a 2! 443 find It to their advantage to call on me. Edwards gives us a most reliable re- She agreed to accompany her father Oats, No. 2 :il . 32 catarrh, which atitcted my eyes anc any address on rerei;>t of fi'inen rent home. FEED BUSINESS view of a recent "Life" of Carmagnole, in postasje by P. S. Eusris, Gen'l Pa^ No 2 58 58"/, 1 represent ten bearing; have employed many phys: It is a fact not generally known that Barley, Good to Choice 45 55 the celebrated Italian. Articles of speci- tians without relief. I am now on m> Agent, (J., B. & Q. R. K , Ctii<-ago, 111. LUiMHEK— of GEO. H. HAZELWOOD, we propose to keep the last legislature repealed the entire Sidinpr 16 00 (324 00 First-Class Fire Insurance Cos. w<>UI> of till kliKlx, Kindliug Wood; also second bottle of Ely's Cream Balm, anc Flooring 36 00 ©37 00 Baled HAT itnd SI'KAW, I I.OI it Hiul al interest to the cultivated reader For Over FITly Te»r«. law taxing dogs. The repealing act , ofthe best quality, Charcoal, etc. are Goethe as a Minister of State, by feel confident of a complete cure. Common Boards 15 CO @15 25 Rates l»w. Losses Promptly Adjusted and Mary C. Thompson, Cerro Gordo, 111 Mr*.Winslow'b8oothing Syrup has been may be found in the public acts of Fencing 13 50 ©16 50 Promptly Paid. I also i sue 1891. Lath. Dry 2 ISO Goods delivered free to any part of the City Henry W. Nevinson; Michelangelo, by 2 used for children teethimj. It soothes Shingles 2 60 a i H the child, softens the gums, allays al John Caklwell, of Hartford township, 49-Cash paid for Corn and Oats. Janet Ross, and Niccolo Machiavelli. Itipans Tabulcs cure jaundice. KANSAS CITY. rlL-til-).t>t.hlb it low ligures. Our trtquent large invoices ot ago." by Mr. Morrill (Vt.) against the Me- leas is a sure sign that we give bargains in "You're just the man we want. Garrahan bill; the second by Mr. Pef- PKXONKRVE, thopreat Turkish Kt'medy, cures Ner- "What'll y' give ter get over?" vous Pf'biluy.Wn kef illness, Vital JCxhaa*tion,DfnlBe6s, You've got plenty of bone and muscle. fer (Kan.) in favor of a constitutional Headache, Hfirroui l'i<>*in;tini. Lost of Power,JJJTU QUALITY AND PRICE. 'Five dollars." "Cap," he said, "I he'n thlnken I'd like I should reckon you'd been in the ranks Dreams a ml ail wasting diseases catmed by over-exert Urn "The Pace amendment limiting the presidential of the bruin, atniM cvoveMndnlgenc* which ultimately We roast our own eottecs every week, always "What kind o' sirinplasters?" ter jinc tin: army." afore this." office to one term, and the third by Mr. lead to consumption. Insanity au Vrurbor SStreet, 11L "All right, stranger, but it's a sight o' WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.—The house makes no difference what kind. Using his eyes with his fists while; Mark looked "I reckon you'll have a chance to fight yesterday adjourned without doing any RIGHT'S bad times ter be called ter a man's door about him. He could see down the river in it if you join the army." greasy and inferior soaps is one road at night. You uns go down ter the river business out of respect to the dead sen- to premature decay—sore hands— for half a mile, where he noticed bluffs "Reckon BO?" ator, John E. Kenna. Unlike th Dutch Process 'n I'll cover y' with my gun tel I know to the water's edge, and thought it was "Yas; I'm recruiten fur Cheatham's DISEASE sore hearts—clothes never clean. yer all right." WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.—In the house lucky lie had not been forced to land division. Thar all Tennessee rigements ANBD OTHER DISORDERS OFTHE KIDNEYS Net so when yesterday a bill was introduced in- "I won't mind a small thing like that there. Beyond were the Raccoon moun- in our division except the artillery 'n a creasing from SI to $2 per barrel the CAN BE PERMANENTLY CURED BY USING ef you'll put me 'n my leetle brother tains, while close to the southwest Look- rigement o' Georgia and one o'Texas in- No Alkalies internal revenue tax on fermented —OB— across." out mountain towered above him fantry." liquors. A recess was taken to at- DR. J. U. McLEAN'S Mark and his companion went down After Jakey had completed his fist "Whar is yer division?" tend the funeral of the late Senator to the river. Pretty soon a wild looking toilet—the only toilet either made—Mark "Across the river. At Dallas or Poe's; Kenna. Other Chemicals man, with a beard growing straight out LIVER AND KIDNEY S led off on the railroad ties to Chatta- somewhar up thar. Y' better let me put WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.—Filibustering are used in the AMERICAN FAMILY from his face like the spokes of a cart nooga. The railroad soon left the river yer down fur my rigement, the th ag'ainst the consideration of the wheel, came cautiously down, covering bank, and they proceeded in a north- preparation of BALM. Tennei private war claims bill resulted in It Is a safe and unfailing remedy for all them with a shotgun as he proceeded. easterly direction, striking the town "linoughthevtergo way down south." nothinfr being1 accomplished in the "Got a pass, stranger?" from the south. "No fear o' that jest now." bouse yesterday. KIDNEY TROUBLES, LIVER DISORDERS "No." A great many tents were in sight as "What makes y' cal'clate on 't?" WASHINGTON. Jan. 16.—In the house W. Baker Ko.'s AND FEMALE IRREGULARITIES. SOAP "Reckon they won't let y' land when they passed along, and Mark judged at "There's two divisions across now— on Saturday a bill to ratify an agree- Price One Dollar Per Bottle. y'get over thar." ment with the Cherokee nation of In- is used. Cheerfully proceeds the once that there was a large force con- ourn and Withers'. Y' don't reckon their The Dr. J. H. McLean Medicine Co* "These army fellers are like a rat centrated there. He was tempted to goen ter cross the liver fur the purpose dians was discussed, and a bill was in- 8T. I.OCIS, MO.. labor of wash-day with health and trap," said Mark; "they ain't so partic- turn and retrace his steps, for he knew o' marchen south, do y'?" troduced to admit Utah as a state. long life assured. Hands all right— Breakfast Cocoa, ular as to goen in; it's the goen out they already what he was sent to discover, "Oh, I don't know nothen 'bout mili- WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.—A resolution hearts light—clothes pure and white don't like. But y' better try to strike a but to get out was more difficult than to tary." calling upon the executive department ichich is absolutely pure as a Greenland snowdrift. point on the river whar ther ain't no get in, and he was not willing to ri.sk an "Waal, will you join us?" for information as to the number and and soluble. 1b.., now ili. IM lt»., »n>-/f (V . JAS. S. KIRK & CO., Chicago. guard." attempt in the daytime, so he entered "Ef y' reckon all the sojers here is goen amount of war claims allowed or disal- It has more than three times the strength >>f I5S I hi., xnd I fivl so much b#tt^r thnil would not I: lowed by departments was adopted in $ 1.1100 and be pot t.ark n-hpn-1 was. I »m both (urnrfsed and proud Mate, the Skin Soft "Fur how much?" the town in which citizen and soldier to fight in old Tennessee, I reckon I will. of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot i •nd your tvntment to all saSntrt from and Smooth. the house yesterday. A motion to . V, ill answer ajl jnqQ*rfc& if itatnp u jncjoaihl for Mply." "An extra fiver." were alike asleep, and without meeting j The abolition army hez overrun our state, or Sugar, ami is far more economical, "Greenback?" a soul walked about till he came to a 'n I want ter see 'em driv out." suspend the rules and pass a bill to set- PATIENTS TREATED BY MAIL. CONFIDENTIAL. 1 costing less than one cent a cup. It Hamil***, and with nit ntarvitig, hinnv-Veaae, or bad efleclt. "You ain't very patriotic. Won't y hotel called the Crutchfield house. As "The way to do it, my good man, is to tle the claims of Arkansas and other '.'or fortkuhtfs miiiivsj, with 6 etnts in iump«, take Confederate bills?" he approached the door opened, and a take a musket and help." states under the swamp land grants is delicious, nourishing, and EASILY »• o. w. r. sgroEi. BTrrwirs WEATES. c«ie«sa.ta negro boy with a broom in his hand failed to secure the necessary two- DIGESTED. ••not when i can get green uns." "Do ye reckon th't'a what we're goen thirds vote and was defeated. Sold by Crocers everywhere. "Y1 ain't a Union man, are y'?" stood in the opening-. ter do?' "No. But I know a valyble thing "Can I git a room?" asked Mark. "I tell you that two divisions are al- >sPE£ » our bull AND when I sees it." "No, sah, not till de proprietor wakes ready'acrosfl, and I happen to know that 3,000 MILES ON HORSEBACK. W. Baker & Co., Dorchester, Mass. A SURE Tlio night would have been very dark up." all the transportation in the shape of A Chicagoan Rides lt-oin the Carilen City had it not been for the moon behind the "My little brother is tired; hs must go cars and locomotives that can be found to the Gold€»u Gate. CURE clouds. As it was, the boat could only to sleep at once." are beiu corraled hyar fur a further SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 17.—Gisbert be seen from the shore when they drew The boy's eyes opened wide at a dollar movement. Come, now, my man, stop Waescher, of Chicago, arrived here FOB too near. They pulled up the river west bill slipped in his hand. Without a fcalken and take yer place whar ye Sunday night after riding horseback of Moccasin point, keeping near the word he took a key from the rack above oughter be. What's yer name?" overland from Chicago. It took him east bank. They could see campfires a desk in the office, and in a, few min- The officer took up a pen. ninety-eight days to travel the 3,000 COSTIVENESS of guards on the other shore. Once, utes botli travelers were safely lodged, "All right, cap, count mo in. I'll jest miles by the circuitous route he Biliousness, Dyspepsia, getting too near a river picket, they with no one but the negro having seen go 'n git my bundle and be back hyar in traveled, and he had many thrilling Young man, if you have got to the Indigestion, Diseases of were seen and challenged. them enter the town or the house. half an hour." adventures. lie rode one horse all the point, of reflection, ii don't take a mind J way, and both man and beast finished [ the Kidneys,Torpid Liver "Who goes har?" "So far, so good," said Mark. "Now The captain hesitated. Mark began 1 reaiit-r to inform you that what the "Oh, none o' your business!" said Mark comes the real racket. By this time to- to fear that he was thinking of using the long trip in good condition. Rheumatism, Dizziness, morrow morning 1 shall be eitl»er safe '• force rather than let so promising a re- Waescher came over the northern young lady wants is one beautiful dia- jokingly. ronte, and says in a few weeks he will Sick Headache, Loss of "Pull in hyar or I'll make it some o' across the river again, or 1 wouldn't cruit go. mond rim:. Wo have them in single give a Confederate bond for my life." start back by way of New Mexico in Appetite, Jaundice, Erup my business." "Are you sure you'll come back?" time to reach the world's fair. • diamonds i:Insttfr.J, diamonds and opals "Oh, now, see hyar! We can't stop After a few hours' sleep he rose, and "Sarten, cap." I tions and Skin Diseases. diamonds and emeralds, diamonds and I Fries 25°' pw bottle, S:id bj all Draughts. every five minutes to please a guard. calling Jakey they made a toilet and Mark moved away, and it was not un- Want Jio More Heresy Trials. HEIRI, J0ISS05 * LORB, Props.. Burlingm. It. How do you know but we're on army went down to breakfast. Mark bad pur- til he had got out of night that he real- CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 17.—The Cleve- rubies and all other combinations. We business?" land Presbyterian union, composed of posely neglected to write his name on ized he had run a great risk, for he saw have also a very largo assortment of "Well, pull in hyar and show your pa- the register, and hoped that the land- that the captain would have detained all the Presbyterian churches in the city, adopted a manifesto Monday ordinary rings 1,000 rings to select from. pers." lord would not notice the omission. But him had he not believed in his sincerity 1 $500 Reward! Meanwhile the ferryman was keeping he did, and the guest entered his name deprecating any effort to impose new WE will p»y the above reward lor any ee.ee of about enlisting. tests of orthodoxy or to restrict the Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, In- the oars moving gently, and the boat as Mark Slack, Jasper, Tenn. Mark went straight to the hotel and digestion, Constipation or Costivenes? we cannot turned at an angle with the current, liberty hitherto enjoyed by men who wive. cure with West's Vegetable Liver Pills, when tne After breakfast he took Jakey and paid his bill. He feared the recruiting have sincerely subscribed to the con- directions are strictly complied with. They are which was taking the boat toward the strolled around the town, making pur- officer might send for him or have him 36 S. Main Street, Ann Ai-bor, Mich purely Vegetable, and never Tail to give satisfac- east shore. "Now pull away hearty," fession of faith. The union also ex- tion. Sugar (Joatert. Large boxes, containing 30 chases. He thought it prudent to get followed, so without waiting to eat his pressed the belief that the interests of Pills, 25 cents. Beware of counterfeits and im- whispered Mark, and the boat shot out some of his greenbacks changed for Con- s;.pper he made a package of his pur- itations. The genuine manufactured only by of sight of the picket in a twinkling. A the church at large would be conserved THE JOHN 0. WK.->T COMPANY, CHICAGO. ILL. federate bills. He followed the sugges- chases. Jakey took his gun and slung by a cessation of ecclesiastical trials For Sale by all Druggist*. bullet whistled over their heads, but tion Jakey had made at setting out and his powder and shot flask over his for heresy. wide of the mark. bought some calico and tobacco and shoulder. Then the two left the hotel Tlie <>reat Kn« li-li Kcmi ily. "Golly!" exclaimed Jakey. "What a the squirrel gun Jakey had modestly to begin an attempt to leave Chatta- Wreck In Iowa. SHORTHAND i TYPEWRITNG. Promptly and permanent- purty tune it sings!" suggested for himself. Mark was not nooga. Their stay had been only from BURLINGTON, la., Jan. 14.—A passen- Cly cures all forms of JS'erv- unwilling to have the gun with them, as fous Weakness, Emissions. They were now off Moccasin point, sunrise to sunset, but Mark had gained ger train on the Iowa Central was de- I Spermoforrhea, Imjxttcncy and Mark began to look for a landing he thought it might p * sibly be of serv- all the information he was likely to ac- railed near this city yesterday, killing ' and all effects of Abuse irr ice in case he should get hunted and Every yoifng lady and gentleman should learn Shorthand and Type- Excesses. Been prescribed place. Just above he noticed a camp- quire and was anxious to get away with two unknown passengers and injuring over 3) years in thousands fire, and above this was a place where cornered; but in that event he counted it. True, he did not know where the fatally Rev. Mr. Miller, of Wayland, writing. Any one with only ordinary ability can master the art in from |of cases: is the only Beli- the bank was low, with overhanging very little on any means of defense ex- enemy would strike, but this he would la.; Elmer Recce, of Morning Sun, la., four to six months and command a salary of from $50 to $100 per Before an- After, able and Honest M'dioine known. Ask druggist for WOOD'S PHOSPHODINE; if trees. Mark directed the ferryman to cept flight or deception. not be likely to learn. and E. S. Drunnner, of Wyoming, 111, month. Graduates assisted to good paying position?- Write for full he offers some worthless medicine in place of pull for these trees. He slipped a hand- this, leave his dishonest store, inclose price in let- Mark was astonished at the number artioulan to ter, and we will send by return mail. Price, one kerchief in one of the rowlocks—the of officers and soldiers he saw in the CHAPTER VIII. package, SI; six, %\ One will please, six will cure. only one used in turning the boat into Pamphlet iu plain sealed envelope, 2 stamps. streets. He found a new general in PASSING: A PICKET. Address shore—so as to muffle the oar. The command, of whom he had not heard as THE STENOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE THE WOOD CHEMICAL « O.. coast seemed to be clear for a landing, a prominent leader, Braxton Bragg. He 181 Woodward avenue, Detroit, Mich. but as they drew near they proceeded [>I(I ill * tin Arbor by all reNjtoiiMlble made a circuit of the town and an esti- ANN ARBOR, MICH. cautiously and listened for the slightest mate of the troops, but this was of little sound. The boat's nose touched without value, for upon the arrival of trains noise, and Mark and Jakey got out. regiment after regiment marched into Mark handed the wild whiskered fer- camp. Mark stood on the sidewalk hold- ryman the crisp ten dollar note, which ing Jakey by the hand, looking at the he clinched eagerly. Confederates tramping along under the "Yer purty well ter do, stranger, con- Arbor Engine and Boiler Work stars and bars, their bands, when they sideren yer close." had any, which was rare, playing dis- MANUFACTURERS AND DEjLLERS IN "Didn't y' hyar what I said to the cordantly "Dixie" or "The Bonny Blue guard 'bout business for the army?" Flag." Corliss Engines.Vertical Automatic Engines and Boilers, "Yas." "What regiment air thet 'ar?" asked Saw-Mill and Flour Mill Machinery, Mill Gearing, Columns and I Beams, Channel Irons, Pulley! "Waal, don't say nothen 'bout it. Th' Mark of a soldi*r standing beside him and Shafting, Tie Fonts, Post Anchors, Grate Bars, Ash Pit Doors, Sash Weights, Patents and all kinds Confederate service pays ez it goes." puffing at a rank cigar. Machinery made to order: »lso Patterns, Grey Iron and Brass Castings of all kinds. Anything to The ferryman cared little whom he "Eighth Tennessee." he iron line made to order. REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS A SPECIALTT. pulled if he could make ten dollars in "Whar they all come from?" YOUR BREAD one night, and dipping his oars in the "Tupelo. Come from thar m'self a ROBERT HUNTER, water rowed away from the shore. spell ago." CAN'T BE SOUR Mark turned to look about him. His "Whar y' goen?' IF YOU USE AK<*nl for I In- Huber Engine and Thresher, and Victor Clover Ilnller. HINGI FEEL BI AND first move was to get under the trees. "Only old Bragg knows, and he won't COMPLEXION IS BETTER. From there he proceeded inland for a 3'3 it KC!S gently on tell. Reckon we're goen no'th to Knox- GSLLETT'S a I Ha pleasant! ftxattre. This Bhort distance, looking for something. ville ter foller th' two brigades ez went r-jra herbs and i,.s. p,-repareUi toruso "Ah, here it is!" he said presently. up a spell ago." "Now I know where I am." "What troops air all these hyar and He had struck the Nashville and Chat- them ez is comen?" He turned to look at the sentinel. MAGIC THIS MACHINE tanooga railroad, which runs close to the "Waal, thar's Cheatham's and With- Going down to the ferryboat they TO USE river bank for about a mile near where ers' divisions, and I reckon Anderson's. found a boat which had all it could do he landed. He knew he was about two I saw Gineral Polk terday, 'n they say to carry the soldiers and citizens who IN YOUR HOME miles from the town. : Whyhy vtili you pny *50 to *6f> for a aewfne machine that Is not to be Hardee's hyar. I'm in th' Twenty- were crossing. Mark thought he would AST witith our hlir'i-eruilc AI.VAH. In ordrr tu Introdiin- AT ONCI. ; "Now, Jakey," he said, "we'll bivouac PURE 1 GETS SKKWIXW ; MACHINE MADE, whlih l« to !>,. ..liVn-.! ut 11 prlrr FA Ii fourth Tennessee m'self. and thet's ! try what assurance would do in getting QUICK elll compelcomortltor*! . »•<• will. WITITOrT f'OSTIM* V«li: A CFNT. pise* right here. As soon as it is light we Cheatham's. Lay's cavalry brigade is our iMfnbe«t muflilnt'miK'hlnrHa In Tour home oondl:lormllyeondl: lonnlly. Cut ont till, nini across without a pass. He found the ECONOMICAL * t(-.lHtod»Vy utl(l«uawlland inrt t i h ahlppluc tllrtx-tiona. anil »»• wll:«M., OeptTEE, 170 Xf. Van Karen St.. < "Am I? Reckon I am!" Mark was amazed. A large southern ixu liia otlur UliiUs to oilier people. '; T p V" r% v tTyv-vw^ *"."v • fTO BE CONTINUED] The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con- THE REGISTER. THE CITY. gregational church meet this afternoon Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report Gat your taxes paid. at 3 o'clock in the parlors of the church THURSDAY, JANUARY 19,1893. to consider several matters of pressing The furniture stores will close at 6 importance. A large attendance is de- FOR SALE ! p. M-, hereafter. sired. AT A BARGAIN Dr. J. N. Martin has been quite ill The addition of two new ferry boats Baking Inventory Sale at this past week with quinsy. has been a great success in increasing IN LOTS TO SUIT OUR CUSTOMERS. business for the T. & A. railway. Con- Mr. John Koch was confined to bis sequently they have ordered four more A $40,000 StockT~of Dry the Old Reliable" house a few days this week by illness. consolidated compound locomotives, Mr. E. K. Calkins was reported on the and expect to put on in the near future; Goods, Silks, Dress Goods, Black sick list this week, confined to his bed. over a thousand new freight cars. ABSOIOTB* PURE Goods, Flannels, Cottons, Lin- L The Ladies' Library Association held Probably none of the entertainments a sale just before Christmas and netted promised the people of Ann Arbor in ens, Hosiery, Gloves, Under- $130. the near future is of greater local inter- In the Bible Class for young women ticket: President, Hadley Baldwin; est than the one offered by the Inland which meets Friday afternoons at 5P. M. vice-president, Miss Alice Cramer; wear, Curtains, Cloaks and There will be a general rehersal of League next Monday evening, Jan. 23. in the ladies' parlors, Newberry Hal), treasurer. F. H. Smith; historian, Miss Living Whist at Granger's Monday Shawls. BUCMBEL&CO the following subjects will be disrussed Jennie Eddv; poet, A. H. Holmes; ora- Judge N. W. Chever will read a paper night. giving "Reminiscences of the U. ofM. during the remainder of the first semes- tor, S. C. Spitzer; prophetess, Miss Maud APPLY AT THE BUSY STORE OF The M. C. R. B., has cut about 1,250 during the War." ter. Jan. 13, Hannah, Mrs. U.S. Carhart; Merritt; secretary. Miss Mabel Crabbe. To dispose of a large tons of ice on the Cornwall mill pond Jan. 20, Vashti and Esther, leader to be this winter. The 14th annual convention of the announced; Jan. 27, Naomi and Ruth Mliame. part of our stock of First- Editor Register: Trof. DePont has consented to give a Michigan Engineering Society was held Mrs. J. B. Angell; Feb. 3, Q leen of Sheba, Mrs. S. A. Moran. The course The newspapers report that contrary Class Dry Goods and series of lessons in fencing to a class of in Lansing, beginning last Tuesday. may be continued during the second to tliepledge of the Republican platform twenty at McMillan Hall. Especial attention has been given to SCHAIRER MILLEN to convert them into cash the legislators have already accepted 1 the^question of good roads. Prof's J. B. semester thus bringing in noted women Reason for Selling; must Reduce Our Stock we have made the great- THE REGISTER is late this week be- Davis, and M. E. Cooley represented of mediaeval and modern, as well as rail-road bribes(passes.) If this be true, before Inventory, Feb. 1st. No Goods charged est reduction in prices cause the Water Company couldn't the University, the former being one of of ancient times. let each and every one be compelled to daring this Sale. For particulars call at the furnish the power Jor printing. the directors of the association. return the same at once or be im- The Rev. C. M. Cobern, pastor of the peached. The legislator who will take Store ior Low Prices. ever made in Ann Arbor. M. E. church, will give a series of Sun- Representative Kline has given not- The Mich. Political Science Associa- this bribe from the rail-road is as much day lectures beginning Jan. 22, on "The SALE DAILY FROM~ 8 A. M. TO 6 P-ivT. ice of the sewer bill asked for by the tion, organized recently at Lansing, will to be sp'irned as Benedict Arnold for EVERY GARMENT in common council Monday night. Man Christ Jesu.»." These lectures are hold its second meeting in Ann Arbor, the fruit of a careful and independent receiving British gold. It ia time this "SELLING OUT PRICES. our Cloak Room Reduced Prof. B. A. Hinsdale has an article in Feb. 21 and 22, at which time the sub- study of the Gospels. The speaker thing was called by its right name. All 50c Dress Goods, Black and Colored, now 37 l-2c to Cost and Less than Cost- jects discussed will be. Bank Money Give us a rousing editorial on this. All 60c Dr«S3 Goods, Blac k and Colored, now 45c the last issue of the School Moderator would invite his congregation to forget, AH 75c Dress Goods, Black and Colored, now 56c PLUSH JACKETS reduc- upon "Columbus's Achievements." or the repeal of the State Bank Tax, for the time the teachings of the church Have our Washtenaw members been All $1.00 Dress Goods, Black and Colored, now 75c the Best Method of Electing U. S. Sen- that Jesus was divine, and that the home over Sunday on their bribes? Prof. D'Ooge will lecture on Greek All 25c Dress Goods spilling out for 19c a yd ed to half-price and all ator, and the Inter-State Commerce gospels were inspired writings, and to Please let us know. HONOR. Selling out 2000 yds 12Jo Outing Flannel 6 l-2c a yd Music at the School of Music next Sat- others in proportion. Law. consider with him the life of Jesus as Selling out 9c Bleached Cotton for 6 1-2C a yd urday at 4 P. M. Everybody invited. the life of a Man which has fortunately The Pyramid Pile Cure is a new dis- Selling out Men's Shirts and Drawers for 23c CAPES in black and light A patty of Bethlehem church young been recorded in homely but honest covery for the prompt, permanent cure Selling out all 50c Undeiwear for 37 l-2c White.—Died, on 15th inst., at Cam- of Piles in every form. Every druggist colors reduced one-third in people went to Chelsea last Friday even- fashion by several of his companions. Selling out a lot of Children's 50c Wool Skirts for 25c den, N. J., David Lee, son of Geo. W. has it. Selling out aioi 01 Children's 25c Ribbed Vests for 15c price. ing in a big sleigh drawn by four horses. We may thus be able, perhaps, by a and Jennie M. White, aged 16 months. 1 Selling out a lot of Boys' and Girl's 25c Wool Hose for 15c a pair They spent a delightful evening bu new method to discover who this man Selling out Infants Plush Bonnets at Half Price. FUR TRIMMED REEFER The University library has recently when they set out on their return of Nazareth was. Questions, which may OUR 25 CENT COLUMN. Selling out 500 yds. Silk 25c Veiling for lOc a yd COATS at lower prices than be placed in the collection baskets or received a hundred dollars worth of a broken whiffle-tree made it necessary Advertisements, such as To Rent, For 8«Je, SELLING OUT PRICES UNTIL FEB. 1. you have ever seen them. miscellaneous books from Paris, France. to lead one team. Consequently it was handed to the speaker will beansweied and Wants, not exceeding three lines, can be it was six A. M. before Ann Arbor was in the Question Box lecture, which inserted three weeks for 23 e*»«iw. 75 Lanre Home Made B.?d Comfortable.", were $3.00, selling The Saline Observer notes that the reached. will be ihe last of the series. Next out for ." $1,98 each DRESS GOODS. Banjo Club did not bring a rain with Sunday the morning subject will be W.lMKl). • "Jesus as a Preacher ' and the evening Selling out all PI.00 Blankets ami d"d Qiillg for 75c All lines of Black and Colored them last trip; but how it "snowed and Librarian Davis is making a collec- A vi'KIt—l.ady Canvassers to tell a Toilet Selling out all Table Linen, Towels and Napkins at a Great Bargain blowed." tion of all the books that have been pub- subject "His Greatest Sermon." W Preparation. Any lady with energy can French Dress Fabrics at less than easily earu from 81.00 to 82.50 a day In their own Selling rut Ladies' Newmarkets, Ling Coats and Jackets, were lished in times past by members of the vicinity. Work Hunt and respectable. Any $5.00, 87.00 and $U.(i0, for $3.5O they cost to buy from the import- Dr. J. R. Taft, a grandson of Prof. Around the Cmnpns. lady wishing to try the above preparation call on University faculties for exhibition at ers and jobbers. Jonathan Taft and also a dentist, has Prof. Hem pi spent last week in Wash- or address No. 9 Maynard-st., Ann Arbor. 45 IN OUR CLO/TKHDEFARTMENT. the World's Fair, the collection to be —A first class cook, inquire at 55 recently opened an office in the Hamil- ington, returning Satuiday. Selling out Ladies' $5.(10 and $7.00 Jackets for $2.98 kept in a memorial case afterward. B. Twelfth st. 45 Selling out 75 Tailor-Made and Fur Trimmed Jackets, yonr ton block. 1I7AV1'EI>—Girw l about twelve or thirteen There will be nearly 125 volumes. Any Choral Union is practicing now on '"years oil to take cure of baby a few hours choice of the lot for Less'than Half Off KNIT UNDERWEAR Secretaries Chas. Foster and J. M. one knowing of rare publications, those Judas Maccabeus and St. Paul. each day. Enquire at 22 S Fi^th Ave. 44 Selling out all our Children's Cloaks at Half Price Rusk will speak at the next annual tHTED-BlUdUtrlbuUIu about me city. Closing out all Fur Capes at Half Price AND HOSIERY. out of print, would confer a favor by The U. of M. Glee and Banjo Club banquet of the Michigan Club, Feb, 22 W Work carefully and piomjrtly done Best of Selling out a lot of Walker's Plush Sacques at Cost notifying Mr. Davis of them. Some of give a concert at Coldwater, Feb. 3. reference furnished. Le•> ve orders at The Regis- All goods in this stock reduced in Detroit. t ' or address B.F care The Register, City, 48 A Good Time to Buy Cloaks. Everybody in price to move them quickly, Pres. Tappan's books are hard to find. Prof. John Dewey had an article on \Jt7A>Tf;i>—Writing to do either in an offl e should attend this Sale. Rev. Lyman Abbott, of Plymouth "Renan's Loss of Faith in Science" in VT store or counting room; write a plain busi- don't wait or you will blame your- ness hand. Can take from 100 to l?0 words per self for your neglect. church, Brooklyn, lectured on the "De- The students' class at the Pre:?byter- Open Court recently. minute in Shorthand, and also operate txpe-i mocracy of Learning," in University ian church formerly under the direct- Instructor A. G. Hall, of the U. of M., writer. Adores" ••VV,''care REGISEER. 32tf ANTEW-Bedding and all kinds of plain hall last evening. __ ion of Prof. Kelsey, will receive has been offered a $1600 position in the W sewing. Over Sheehan's Bookstore, third WOOLEN SKIRTS and The sermon next Sunday night at the instruction for some time to come upon Grand Rapids high school. door to the right. 23 f SCHAIRER TMlLEl Dr. H. C. Adams has been detained kNTKD-i general agent who has bad ex- FLANNELS. church of Christ will be the second of the general subject of the Relations of W perience among farmejs. We desire a man the series Rev. Mr. Young is giving on Science and Religion. Dr. Prescott will from his expected trip to Johns Hop- who is able to induce some live, wide-awake farm r it each township to purchase a township Our Special Sale of these goods the Divinitv of Christ. talk on "Religious Teachings of Chem- king University bv illness right and sell a patent device of great value. already proves that we have hit the ical Science," Dr. Huber, on "Religious The January Review of Reviews con- There Is big money in the business lor both the "That Girl" will be lectured on by agent mid the farmer. It is something every right idea, don't pass them as they Teachings of the Microscope;" Dr. tains an account of thf University Ex- fa mer wants an will have as soon as he knows Bishop Vincent at the M. E. church, Bbo'it it. A live agent can easily make from $T to are moving rapidly. Herdman, on the "Human Brain;" and tension work of the U. of M. 810 per day. For lull particulars enquire of J. B., Friday evening. Jan. 27. This is a com- A. W. Hamilton, on "Law and Religion." Jas. R. Arneill and Leverge Kn:p, RKOISTEH office on or after Jan, 8,1S9S. 45* panion piece to "That Boy." '94 medics, have been appointed assist- OR •iAI.K. BLANKETS and COM- Mrs. Angell addressed the Woman's The purchase of the Vanderlip farm ant demonstrators of anatomy. U •• K NAI.E—Two cows, cutter, wagon, 3 bug- at Island Lake, for permanent camp 1 gies, one wheel, rake, corn-shelter, fanning FORTABLES. League last Saturday afternoon at New- The Law students organized a mill and other farming tools. T. S. Nichols at berry Hall, on "Works of Women at grounds for the state troops, is recom- mock congress recently with the senate Motor Junction, Packard St. 45 These goods are needed and to mended to the legislature by Quarter, I1f OR VAI.E—A Portland cutter and a pair of the Columbian Exposition." composed of seniors, and the house of - - coasting bobs. Enquire at 2; Church St.. Ann STILL ANOTHER! help you buy them we have re- master Fred B. Wood in his biennial juniors. Arbor. ' 41 duced the prices to less than we A business change is announced ir report just issued. This is the site on OK SAI.K — Desirable lots at reasonable the firm of Hutzel & Co., by which President Angell was in Madison, Fprices in Schairer and Kemp's addition to the can replace them for. which the troops have camped several Wie., Tuesday to assist in the inaugura city of Ann Arbor, ntuated on corner Hill and Herman Hutzel goes out and Emanuel times. Gen. Wood says that the troops l'ackardsts, on street car line. For plat and Spring and Robert Gwinner go in. tion of Charles Kendall Adams as presi- further particulars call on D. F. Sehalrer, 4 South are greatly in need of canvas leggings, dent of Wisconsin University. Main-st. 35tf great coats, service belts, blankets and i KM FOK SAI B—120 Acres 01 Land, six FURS. The Choral Union have begun to The S. C. A. will hereafter permit uniforms, and advises that the meagre F miles from city, or will exchange for city prop- practice on their World's Fair music. none but members to make use of their erty. Enquire at No. 3 E. Libertv-st. 31tf In addition to our Mark Down Sale Our lines of Shoulder Capes and allowances for these purposes be in- LMUt ,SA I.K—Two Farms Mrs. North's farm Muffs is still in good shape, but The books, Handel's Judas Maccabeus, reading room. This action was taken T near county farm and Bullock Everett farm and Mendelssohn's St. Paul, have ar- creased, in order that the troops may in Salem town. Andrew E. Gibson, 30 Maynard of Jjre&s Goods, Cloaks, Catpets, Blankets, the prices are not. If you are in on account of petty thieving. 8t, Ann Aroor. 26tf rived. be properly equipped.—Adrian Times. •want we can and will supply it for The formal inauguration of Charles OK » * I.E—A valuable farm.The well known Kendall Adams as presidentof Wiscon- Ffarm of Hanson Se sionon section two(2)Town- Winter Underwear and Hosiery, Silks, Linens, a little money. Several carloads of oil for the water The Ann Arbor Water Company are ship of Northfield of about 220 acres of land at the sin University occured Tuesday even- low price of 840 per acre. Anyone wishing a works boilers went astray recently and pumping a million and a half of gallons 1 ing of this week at Madison, Wis. plendid farm to make a home of this is a rare and House Furnishing Goods, we offer an- a several hours stop was necessary to of water every day, as much as they did chance. Time will be given for two thirds of the The University Athletic Board are purchase price paid if desired. For further par- SHAWLS. change the furnaces so that coal could last August. It takes more water to ticulars, call on, or address E. Treadwell and making arrangements to have a lecture Harriet L, Sessions, executors of the late will 01 be used. supply the city at night than in the Hanson Sessions, deceased other Special Sale of Goods, which all must Our stock of Shawls is much too from Prof. A. Stagg, Yale's former Dated Ann Arbor. Mich.,Dec. 21.1892 39tf day time. The night consumption of large and to get them out of the Rev. J. M. Gelston will resume his great pitcher, on "The Modern Athlete." store we have reduced prices to series of sermons upon Explorations in water in Ann Arbor is something enor- »<»«< KKMT. have. Our inventory will be taken Feb. 1st, Prof. H. C. Adams left for Baltimore o It rc.% T—" iv« rooms, ground floor, three cost and less. Palestine next Sunday and speak upon mous. This can arise only from the last Saturday, where he will lecture on blocks from U. of M Enquire 18 S. Iugalls the subject of the "Giant Cities of systematic waste of water, and is prob- 6t. B J Conrad. 44, and our stock of these goods must be largely re- §13.00 Velvet Shawls Finance in Johns Hopkins University. T,"»«.K KI-. »T-At22S. 6tn Ave. a good barn. Reduced to - $8.00 Bashan." ably due to the leaving of faucets turned He will return at the beginning of the X' Room for two horses and carriage. Enquire on at night to prevent freezing, on premises. 46 duced before that time. «1O.OO Camel's Hair Sunday morning the water was so second semester. a practice not to be encouraged as it Shawls Re- low in the water works resevoir that The Adelphi literary society has IIISIM.I.IMOIA materially weakens our fire protection duced to - - $6.50 the ice choked the city main, consider- elected Messrs. Kilbridge and Gal- OS«— Pair gold bowed eye glftraes in black and makes a water famine a possibility. braith to represent the society in the 1Jleatner case either on East Univerritj ave be- $ 6.00 and 86.50 Bea- able time and labor being necessary to tween Monroe and Hill or West on Hill to State clear it out again. local contest preliminary to the inter or on South Twelfth. Return and receive reward ver Shawls Re- The newly organised University to 62 So. 12thst. 44 university debate. duced to - - $4.25 Press Club listened to their first address The musical evening given by the Prof. D'Ooge is contiibutins* a series Commencing FRIDAY Morning, we shall offer our All other kinds of Shawls re- last Saturday evening. Mr. G. H. Snow, DR. d. R. TAFT, Unity Club last Saturday evening was a of articles on the "American School at duced in prices in keeping with state editor of the Evening News former- great success. It was in charge of Mr. Athens" of which he was formerly di- DENTIST. the above. ly with the REGISTER, was the orator E. N. Bilbie assisted by Mrs. W. F. Ed- rector, in the Chalauquan. The first Hamilton Block. entire stock of and spoke upon "How a Newspaper Is wards and Mr. J. V. Seyler. paper appeared in the January num- Room 11. ANN ARBOR Run." His remarks were very interest- ber. GENERAL. From Jerusalem to Ann Arbor is a ing and suggestive. At a business Professor Hinsdale will read a paper long distance, but Christian Buestley meeting after the address the question This reduction in price includes on "President. Eliot and Popular Edu- GRAND OPERA HOUSE ! made the trip last week. He walked to of giving a banquet to H^nri Watterson all other lines of goods and our cation at a joint meeting of the Philo- Muslin Underwear, the University town, got drunk and on the occasion of his visit to the city ONE MUliT OKLY. Circular will inform you as to its sophical Society a^id .the Political Sci- was locked up all in one day.—Evening next month was considered, and a com- ence Association, to be held in Room News. __ mittee appointed to canvass the club 21, Jan. 19tb, at 7.45. and investigate the feasibility of the Monday Eve,, Jan. 23th, '93. At the Baptist church next Sunday Alpha Nu literary society will have A Handkerchiefs, and SPECIAL. design. morning, the pastor Rev. A. S. Carman debate on whether Mary Queen of Scots The Sale is for business will preach upon the suhject "Spiritual At Unity Club, Monday and Tuesday was justifiably executed, the winners reasons and tvill continue StarGazing." In the evening the evenings, Jan. 23d and 24th, Mr. James to represent that society in the Univers- MODJESKA Embroideries service will be of an evangelistic char- Kay Applebee, of Boston, will again until February 1st, or as ity contest for choosing representatives 8UPP0RTED BY l$*9n after that time as we acter. ' face an Ann Aibor audience to deliver for the inter-college debate. two of his deservedly popular Shakes- The state board of health has ap- At the next regular meeting of the can complete the figures of pearean lectures. His subject on Mon- pointed Prof. Delo.s Fall of Albion, tec- Philosophical Society Thursday even- Mr. OTIS SKINNER At to c s our Inventory, at which day evening will be "King John, a rritary Henry B. Baker, and Prof. V. C. ing, Jan. 19',h, at half pa.«t seven in AND SPECIAL PRICES l° e them out by Drama of Royal Guilt," while on Tues- time we. expect to make Vaughan, of Ann Arbor, a committee to Room E, University Hall, a paper will day evening he will lecture on "Rich- HER OWN COMPANY OF PLAYERS fin annjnntcement' to the formulate a bill for the raising of the be read by Dr. Lewis A. Klioades on l v ard the Third, a Drama of Kingly Ab- In an iiriis ir presentation of February 1st. public. '• - kerosene oil test. The board would the Relation of Hoelty to English Liter- Bolution." It will be remembered that like to have the old te3t, 120 degrees ture. IP BACH, Mr. Applebee delivered a couree of The Journal correspondent from Ann MACBETH. Fahrenheit flash in a closed tester, re- lectures last year on the five great Atbor makes out a very serious case Modjeska as Lady Mac- ROATIC, stored.—Evening News. beth. pnitncrs of the tragedies of Shakespeare; namely, a^aiiistthe '94 lawsilaimingthatin spite firm of 9 The stockholders of the Argo Mills, Romeo and Juliet, Othello, Hamlet, of active efforts on the part of the better Mr. John A. Lane as Mac- held their annual meeting Monday and Macbeth and Lear. He also, at the element of the class, serious and fre- beth. elected the followinadirectors: Col. H. popular request, delivered a special quent disturbances occur in the midst Tour under direction Bach', Abe! & Co.S. Dean, Sedgwick Dean, Maj. W. C. lecture in University Hall. It is certain of lectures preventing the progress of Stevens, and G. F. Allmendinger. The to be expected that Mr. Applebee will the work. FRANK L. PLRLEY AND J, J. BUCKLEY The Old ik-lfaUe Dry board of directors made Col. Henry S. be well received by Ann Arbor people, The Independent-Fraternity war is Goods House, Daan president, Sedgwick Dean vice- if the crowds that nocked to hear him on for senior class officers. The inde- PRICES, $2,00, $1.50 AND $1.00 president, G. F. Allmendinger treasurer last year are any criterion by which to pendent caucus met last Saturday after- Sale of Seats Yearns Friday Morning i 26 SOUTH MAIN-ST. and Msj.W. C. Stevens, secretary. judge. noon and nominated the following WattB' Jewelry Store. 2O S. MAIN STREET.