TE ANN ARBOR REGISTER. VOL. xx NO. 12. AM ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1894 WHOLE NO. 1005
DEMOCRATIC WARD TICKETS. MEETING OF THE REGENTS. DARLING VS. WALKER. First Ward — Supervisor, James The Fees ot the Professors in all De Kearns: alderman, Ross Granger; con- partments Increased. STRONG TICKETS Pt,A«'EI» IN THi: stable, Wil lis Clarke. The Board of Regents held an execu FIELD. Second Ward—Supervisor, Eugene tiv.e session last week. Their most im There's just two things about March which may bf Oesterlin; alderman, D. F. Allmen- portant action was the raising of th Great Onmatchable unfoilingly predicted. The first is bad weather from Tl»c Wa*4 Tickets.-MM at I»ele
Invaluable Assistance. FROM WASHINGTON. Neighbor—Yez hov a large family to AMERICA AND CHINA. Assassin Premlergast (.ranted a Reprieve support, Mr. Finnigan. Until the 6th of April. Work of Our Lawmakers in the Mr. Finnigan—I hov thot, mum; an' Consumption Bond of Friendship to Be CHICAGO, March 23.—.ludge Chetlain, if the}' didn't all earn their own livin' 1 t of the superior court, Thursday night Fifty-Third Congress. ID Force Ten Yeara. couldn't do it at all, at all.—Puck. may be avoided. It comes from a germ that takes granted Patrick Eugene Prenderjjast, Everything and Nothing. murderer of Mayor Carter H. Harrison, The Progress Made In the Senate and When Chloo weeps ana you, to get at what root and grows only when the System is Weak and nericans in the Flowery Kingdom Must a fourteen days' lease of life, postpon- Uouse on Various Measures of Im- The matter is, with fond words coax and Also Submit to RegiKtratlon -The ing the execution which was to have portance—Dally Proceeding** natter Lungs are affected. Present Enjoyments Are taken place at noon to-day until Friday, Briefly Recorded. And she sobs "nothing," sorry is your lot. Not Affected. April 6. He announced his decision Then you may know that everything'3 the shortly before midnight when, for over SENATE. matter.—Judge. TEST OF THE TREATY. three hours, he had been listening to WASHINGTON, March 22.—A Chinese A Little Reptile. Scott's pmulsion WASHINGTON, March 26.—The fol- evidence introduced in proceedings in- treaty which provides for restricted Teachei—Mention one of those rep- ".©Tringr is a copy of the treaty which stituted to inquire into the assassin's immigration has been negotiated and tiles that crawl oa all fours on the aa» been negotiated with China. It sanity. was under consideration in the senate ground. of Cod-liver Oil, with hypophosphites of lime and TDS sent to the Senate March 19, with a Judge Chetlain in rendering his de-yesterday. Tommy—My little sister. Her name simple note of transmission, saying it cision said: WASHINGTON, March 23.—In the is Molly.—Texas Siftings. soda, overcomes all the conditions which make con- iad beeu concluded at AYashington "The case as it now stands is this: The senate yesterday a number of March 17. It is accompanied by noth- state is ready to impanel the jury; they con- Her Voice. sumption possible. Physicians, the world over, er>- bills of minor importance were Her voice is very sweet and clear. Ing in the way of communication from cede thai riiiht to the defendant, and that acted upon. Mr. Sherman introduced Secretary Gresham. The treaty is as might only to considered sufficient grounds Melodious and low, endorse it. to grant a slay of proceedings. The court, not- a resolution directing the committee on And all she said I loved to hear, fellow K withstanding, required some evidence more judiciary to investigate the charges of I Until she told me "no." Whereas, On the 17th day of Novem- conclusive lhan the petition which has been —Harper's Bazar. of Kwanghaii the "simulation" of United States coins or ber, A. D. 1880, and read to the court, to make out a prima facie of the coining of standard silver dol- Coughs, Colds, Weak Lungs and Emaciation pave stith year, the tenth moon, fifteenth day, a case, that the defendant had become insane Without Help. the way for Consumption.11 SCOTT'S EMULSION cures •ireaiy was concluded between the United after the judgment had been pronounced and lars. After a brief executive session "My husband died last night with- States and China for the purpose of regulating, before the sentence was executed. the senate adjourned until the 26th. them and makes the system strong. limiting or suspending the coming of Chinese out warning." "The question is not one of the guilt or oi WASHINGTON, March 27.—The death "Why didn't you call a doctor?" ,aeorers to and their residence in the United the sanity of the defendant at the time of the of Senator Colquitt, of Georgia, was Prepared by Scott & Bowne, N.Y. Druggists sell it. States; and, offense; neither had the previous trial any "It was not necessar\'. He died any- announced in the senate yesterday by Whereas, The government of China, in view bearing on the present cane. All that has been way."—Hallo. A the antagonism and much deprecated and passed upon. He wae found sane by a Jury and Mr. Gordon, the colleague of the dead serious disorders to which the presence of sentenced. Now this court has the power tc statesman. The customary resolution Casing His Conscience. Ohtnese laborers has given rise in certain parts impanel the jury and have that issue settled at of regret was adopted and a committee Ted—How did he come out of his di- it the United States, desires to prohibit the once. It is now midnight of the night preceding lemma in regard to those two girls? emigration o! such laborers from China to the the execution, and it is apparent that such of ten senators was appointed to ac- THE OLD RELIABLE. PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY. 'Dotted States; and trial could not be concluded before the time set company the remains to Macon, Ga., Ned—He decided to love the poor Whereas, The two countries are desirious of for the defendant's execution had arrived. after which the senate adjourned. one and marry the rich one. —Judge. adopting reciprocal measures for the better "Therefore this court thinks that this mat- The House. MOtection of the citizens or subjects of each ter of the present sanity or insanity of the de- In It. »Uitn the Jurisdiction of the other; now, fendant should be determined by a jury. It WASHINGTON, March 23.—The house Pax/ —I'm right in it. sberefore, the president of the United States spent almost the entire time yesterday ANN ARBOR STEAM LAUNDRY also holds that it would be inconsistent with Pym—What? las appointed Walter Q. Uresham, secretary of humanity and Justice for this court to compel in filibustering over the O'Xeill-Joy Paxy—Debtl—N. Y. World. state, as his plenipotentiary and his imperial such a trial to be held at this midnight hour. contested election case from the St. J»ajest7, the emperor of China, has appointed For the foregoing reasons tho court will pro- Tang Yu, officer of the second rank, subdi- long and extend the time of tho execution of Louis district. The bill for the con- Recuperating. E. S. SERVISS, Mgr. water of the court of sacrificial worship and Patrick Eugene Prenctergast until Friday, struction of a bridge across the Mo- First Actor—What are you doing WTOV extraordinary and minister plenipoten- April 6." nongahela at Pittsburgh was passed. now? tiary" and the said plenipotentiaries having ex- The proceeding which ended so un- WASHINGTON, March 24.—In the house Second Aeto -Me friends.—Detroit WORK DONE FINE WORK. hibited their full powers, found to be in due expectedly was the last resort of the ZOW BATES. form and good form, have agreed upon the fol- yesterday a joint resolution appropri- Free Press. IN We always keep custo- owing articles: attorneys of the condemned man. All ating $10,000 for the salaries and ex- Leave your name at our mers. Because we do good No Immigration In Ten Years. day long Acting Uov. Gill at Spring- penses of additional deputy collectors Office, No. 23 South Fourth THREE DAYS work. We wash with soap The high contracting parlies agree that for a field listened to importunities and read of internal revenue to carry out the and water avd not with Mxlod o•: :e.i years, beginning with the date of Avenue and. we will call •exchange of ratification of this convention, the petitions, telegrams and letters asking provisions of the Chinese exclusion act YES chemicals which ruins the coming, axoept under conditions hereinafter him to reprieve the prisoner. At 10:30 was passed. The struggle over the for your work and delivi r texture ofgarmenls.Weput specified, of Cninese laborers shall be absolutc- last night he announced his intention O'Neill-Joy contested election case was Do You IN on as fine a finish as any ?j ptoh'bited. of allowing the law to take its course, resumed and occupied the remainder of same promptly. EIGHT HOURS! city laundry. Art 2. The preceding articles shall not ap- At Special Kates. ply to the return to the United States of any 6aying that two courts had passed on the session. Mr. Morse introduced a ragistered Chinese laborer who has a lawful the case and that he did not think it bill to punish seduction in the District UseSalt? file, child or parent in the United Slates or his duty to interfere with the execu- of Columbia. He says the Pollard- To The Pfiople of Ann Arbor: We solicit a share i-Tty therein of the valued or 11,000 or tion of the sentence of death. Breckinridge suit has developed the *obus of like amount due him and pending set- It will pay you in numerous ways "nt. SENATOR COLQUITT DEAD. fact that there was no law in the Dis- to use the salt that's all salt. This of your trade. We ask only that you give us a trial. The flight to Return. trict on the subject. Is especially true as to the butter The Georgia- statesman Passes Away In maker. You recognize a difference in And such right of return to the United States WASHINGTON, March 26.—The post of- butter. We can point you out a dif- shall be exercised within one year from the Washington of Paralysis. fice appropriation bill was considered ference in salt You strive for the best YOU send your Soiled Linen— tote of leaving the United States, but such WASHINGTON, March 27.—Senator right of return to the United States may be in the house on Saturday. Itcariies milk, why not search for the best WE do the rest. extended tor an additional period, not to ex- Alfred H. Colquitt, of Macon, Ga., who $87,470,599, which is $H,142,851 less than salt? Test, compare, ask questions. seed one year, in cases where, by rea- was stricken with paralysis for the sec- the estimates and $3,466,285 more than Investigate what *oc of sickness or other cause of disa- ond time about a week ago, died at his the appropriation for the current fiscal bility bayond his control, such Chinese residence here at 7:iO a. m. yesterday. '.aborer shall be rendered unable sooner year. An amendment to set aside ?20,- Diamond Crystal %o return, which facts shall be fully reported to [Mr. Colquitt was born in Walton county, 000 for the purpose of free delivery ex Satisfaction Guaranteed Ga., April 20, 1812. He graduated from Prince- *Ae Chinese consul a) the port of departure, and ton college in the class of 1844 and was admit- periments in rural districts other than >j him certified to the satisfaction of the col- towns and villages was adopted. Dairy Salt lector ol the port at which such Chinese subject ted to the bar in 184). During the Mexican war has done for others. There's no secret aball land in the United States, and no such he served as a staff officer with the WASHINGTON, March 27.—The house about it. Write and get particulars. OUR CUSTOMERS ARE PLEASED. Chinese laborer shall be permitted to enter the rank of major. He was a member of adjourned after a brief session yester- We grant that salt is cheap, but Is WE STRIVE TO PLEASE. the secession convention of the state of that a good reason why you should United States by land or sea without producing Georgia and later entered the confederate serv- day on account of the death of Senator to the proper officers of the customs the return Colquitt. not have the best? Look fairly and "•ertiflcate herein required. ice. He was elected governor of Georgia in fully into the salt question, and you'll 1&76, served four years and was reelected under find the way to better flavored butter, Present Enjoyments Not Affected. the new constitution for two years. At the ex- WARSHIPS HAVE LEFT RIO. and better prices through our Dairy Art 3. The provisions of this convention piration of his term as governor he was elected Salt. Indispensable for cooking and riiall not affect the right at present enjoyed of to the United States senate for the term com- Affairs in the Brazilian Capital Resuming table use also. Write us about it. Jklnese subjects being officials, teachers, stu- mencing March i, 1883, and was reelected in Their Normal Aspect. teats, merchants or travelers for curiosity or 1888. His term of service would have expired DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT CO., pleasure, but not laborers, of coming to the March 3, 1895. He leaves a wife, one son and Eio JANEIBO, March 26.—Affairs here Sinclair, Mich. 'jnited States and residing therein. four daughters.] are rapidly resuming their normal Art 4. In pursuance of article 8 of the im- aspect and, aside from the damage migration treaty between the United States FISHERMEN DROWNED, and China, signed at Pekin on the 17th day of done to the forts and along the water- November. 1880, it is hereby understood and Capiized Boats Tell of the Fate of Hol- front by the fire from the insurgents REACH Somethin agreed that Chinese laborers, or Chinese of any land (Mich.) Men. warships, all traces of warefare have Nashville, Tenn. other class, either permanently or temporarily HOLLAND, Mich., March 27.—A party disappeared. • » • Memphis, Tenn. •esicUng in the United Suites, shall have for of four men went fishing in two small The government entertain^ no fear Knoxville, Tenn. '.he protection of their persons and property Chatanooga, Tenn. itt rights that are given by the laws of the boats Sunday morning in the awful of much further trouble in the south. lotted States to citizens of the most favored storm that was raging. The boats have The insurgents' sympathizers claim Harborgate, Tenn. latlon. excepting the rignt to become natural- just been found capsized. The boats that the placing of Admiral de Mello Deeatur, Ala. ccd citizens. were frail concerns, and it is supposed Birmingham, Ala. Will Not Object. at the head of the provisional govern- Montgomery, Ala. Art. b. The government of the United States that all the occupants were drowned, ment will attract many persons to the YOU Mobile, Ala. lavinn by act of congress approved May 1, UW, as none of them have returned to rebel standard, but the government New Orleans. La. 43 amended by act approved May 5, 1893, re- their homes. The names of the lost here believe that the insurgent forces Atlanta, Ga. paired all Chinese laborers lawfully within the New! are: Charles Petrie, married; Jean Mc- will gradually melt away until nothing Augusta, Ga. limits of the United States by the first named Kay, single; J. C. Shafer, married; lr- *«t to be registered as in sairt acts provided, remains. Macon, Ga. *lth a view to aRording them better protection win Thakes. single. 1 hakes was the KNOW Savannah, Ga. '.he Chinese government will not object to the only support of his father and mother. PAID THE PENALTY, Thomasville, Ga. enforcement of such acts, and, reciprocally, Petrie and McKay were brothers-in- Columbia, S. C. •he government of the United States recog- law, as were also Shafer and Thakes. Thomas Hljrginn Hanged In Chicago for Charleston, S. C. lized the right of the government of China to the Murder of Peter McCooey, Asheville, N. C. enact and enforce similar laws or regulations CHICAGO, March 24.—Thomas, alias Pensacola, Fla. tor the registration, free of charge, of laborers, Died of a Broken Heart. HOW •killed or unskilled (not merchants as defined SAX FRANCISCO, March 27. — George "Buff" Higgins, was hanged at the St. Augustine. Fla. We are this season showing the biggest line of new »I said acts of congress), citizens of the United V. Mulligan, city treasurer of Healds- Cook county jail for the murder of Ocala, Fla. States in China. burg, Sonoro county, died here Mon- Peter McCooey on September 3 last. Tampa, Fla. China Straw Mattings ever brought to this city. We In Force for Ten Tears. day, it is said, of a broken heart. Last The drop fell at 12:08 o'clock p. m. and Texas Points. Art 8. This convention shall remain in force at 12:17 o'clock he was pronounced Arkansas Points. have all the new styles. Prices are lower than ever before. '« a period of ten years, beginning with the October Mulligan was robbed of $3,500 TO fats of the exchange of the ratifications, and if city funds, but he was accused by some dead by the physicians, his death being
THE MARCH BEGUN. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. BUSINESS OUTLOOK. Where the TJIows Began. Volume of Trade Larger But Expected Criticus—I'd be ashamed to write Sure Cure forSprain , Bruise or Hurt I Coxey's Army Is On the Way to She Thought It No Harm. Profits Do Not Appear. such stuff as you write. Some months ago Frank Keeler, a NEW YORK, March 24.—R. G. Dun & Authors—Of course you would. Washington. Salvation Army officer in Detroit, waa Co.'s weekly'review of trade says: Everybody would say it was plagiar- nearly scared out of a year's growth by It is perplexing to be obliged to report that ized.—Chicago Record. e e Nearly Two Hundred Men Fall Into Line a man who charged him with living business grows larger in volume and at the *!ST.JACOBSOIL same time not more profitable Uncertainty Under Discouraging Circumstances with his wife. Keeler had just been Precocious Tommy. does not diminish, but has rather in- "Girls is queer things," wrote Tom- \. —Scenes and Incidents Along married to the woman and promptly creased in the Judgment of many com- Yeu'il Use it Always for a Like Mishap. V the Way. denied that she was the wife of any mercial bodies which have urged the my on "composition" day. "Why? Be- other man than himself. On investiga- j president to veto the seigniorage bilL cause a girl is not in it in society till "W~~ IN MOTION AT LAST.1- tion, however, he found that his in-j Prices of commodities do not rise, but are she comes out."—Indianapolis Jour- on the whole about 1.5 per cent, lower than last nal. CANTON, O., March 26.—The much- formant was correct, and when he : week, though then the lowest ever known In jttmmmmmrcmmmmrtmmmmmmmmnmmmms heralded commonwealeis are at last a asked his wife to explain she said that this country, and are 12.9 per cent, lower than She Knew. 1 moving reality. The motley procession she did not think there was any harm I 4yea"a»S He asked the miss what was a kiss, left Masslllon Sunday morning nearly in getting married as often as she I More mills are at work, though the propor- Grammatically denned; I Cleaning Up. | tion of productive force unemployed is still "It's a conjunction, sir," she said, 800 strong and wormed its way be- pleased. from a fifth to a third in different branches of "And hence can't be declined." tween solid lines of spectators 8 miles industry, and many mills are stopping because —Indianapolis Journal. j~ We have been having a general "clean up" in our ~j long, leaving Canton in the midst of a Has Had Twenty-Eight Wives. their orders have run out, even while a larger number are starting with orders enough for a UNNECESSARY ADVICE. S^: stock the past month. In Pianos we have a few r2 blinding snowstorm. The spectacle James Wellington Brown, a polyga- time. 5^: more odd ones yet to go ^S was indescribably grotesque. mist with the phenomenal record ol Failures for the week ending March 15 in- t They began gathering at Massillon twenty-six wives in six years in the volved liabilities of only IE!, 558,818, and for B ESPECIALLY =i Carly Saturday morning. Almost as state of Michigan alone, and withothei two weeks of March only £4,835.110, of which soon as Quartermaster General Her had *2,330.257 were of manufacturing and $2,446,069 wives being heard from at times in of trading concerns. Some deferred reports **~ «^~"—^«^^~. —^ dumped the worn and moth-eaten tents other parts of the United States, has will further swell the aggregate, but at S^ Two Boardman & Gray brand new Uprights—one each 22 on the grounds of the gun club recruits again come into public notice through San Prancidco the resumptions report- for the army began to appear one by the inquiries of two of his hitherto un- ed now exceed the failures. A number Sr Walnut and Mahogany—three pedals, latest styles and -» one. reported Mesdames Brown. Brown has of railroad receiverships are noticed, though improvements. We do not intend to carry this make ^S none of importance. The failures this week Well Filled Commissary Wagons. served a term of four years in Jackson number 24* in the United States, against 217 tr of instrument and will sell them TWENTY per cent. 3 The Great Unknown was promptly prison for polygamy. Nothing is known last year, and 30 in Canada against 26 last S£ below regular spot cash price. Everyone knows that 3 made marshal of the day. Under his of his present whereabouts. year. It is noteworthy th.it Canandian fail- ures are considerably Increasing. the " matchless " Boardman & Gray is first-class in 2 directions the big canvas was finally evering they respectm out.. We mean just what we say about clos- 2 pitohed and the ground inside littered The Governor Sustained. CUT DOWN BY CLEVELAND. with Coxey straw. The headquarters of Gov. Kich was sustained in removing Here are TWO bargains for some one. 2 the commonweal were established in a Btate officials by a unanimous opinion The President Saves the Carnegie Com- of the supreme court and he made th<3 pany Over $200,000. Man on the Bank—Help is coming? I The Ann Arbor Organ Co. following appointments to fill vacan- WASHINGTON, March 27.—President keep cool!—Judge. cies: Secretary of state, Washington Cleveland's decision in the case of tha 51 SOUTH MAIN STREET, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. ~ Gardner, of Albion; state treasurer, I navy department against Carnegie, Probate Order. SOLE AGENTS: James M. Wilkinson, of Marquette] Phipps & Co. has been made public. It TATE OK MICHIGAN, I ,. land commissioner, William A. French, is in effect a conviction of the work- SCOUMTYOF WASHTF.NAW. | st"' men in the employ of that corporation At a session of the Probate Court for the CHICKERING BROS., of Bell. All of the appointees took thq < 'ounty of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate oath of office and the incumbents grace- of an attempt to defraud the United office in tin- City of Ann Arbor, on Friday, fully retired. States government for the benefit the 18th day of March, in tin-year one thou- MEHLIN, PIANOS. ERIE, sand elghi hundred and ninety-four. of Carnegie, Phipps & Co. It Present, J. Wlllard Babbitt, Judge of Pro- State Board of Health. was the workmen who stopped up bate. BRAUriULLER, From various portions of the state in the matter of the estate of Catherine blow holes with plugs, who "fixed" Nichols, deceased. the reports of fifty-seven observers foi sample plates in order that the in- On reading and filinjr the petition, duly the week ended March 17 show that in- spectors might be fooled into passing verified, of Catherine N. Taber, praying that administration
ing of Division street, the front yard, ABOUT fifty of the leading Washte- HEATIM; AND LIGHTING. ANN ARBOR. with its adornments, was sacrificed, leav. aw county Republicans met in the Su- Involving; mammoth EngtncK, a THE KEGISTER. ing scarcely room for steps between the New PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY ervisors' room of the court house last Quarter of a Hili- In Tunnels. •KETCHES OF OIR CITIf. side-walk and the front door of the hursday afternoon to talk on the pol- The Detroit Evening News says that SKLBY A. MORAN, ;ical situation in the second congres- at the Kalamazoo insane asylum, the house. Firm Outlines and Incident* of Ann Arbor's The purpose announced will be ad- ANN AHBOIl, MICH. ional district. The question of wheth- finishing touches are now being given Founding and (.run Iii. Written Ex* or not a candidate from Washtenaw to what is undoubtedly the finest com- pre»sly for Tlie Register by Prof. hered to in this class of sketches and T E RMS: ounty should be put in the field, was bined heating, lighting and power plant A. Ten Brook. none will be carried at present beyond the year 1844. They include mere be- DIETAS One Dollar per Year In Advance. iscussed at some length, the feeling in the country. Prof. M. E. Cooley, of XXV. ST. THOMAS (ROMAX CATHOLIC) 1. "iO H' not paid until after one year. seeming to bo that it was too early yet this city, is the designing and supervis- ginnings. Developments will be taken AND o decide the matter. THE REGISTER ing engineer. The state appropriated CHURCH. up at a later date. |Sf- Fiji "inal to Sub- s of the opinion that it is not too far in $100,000 for this plant. The great stretch of territory which tciibers O'ttxi'lt of WiuKUnaffl county. .dvance to settle this question. If is now embraced within the State of SCHANTZ, Fifty Cent* additional to Foreign conn/run. There are the two immense main SHORT TALKS ON ADVERTISING. at Ann Arbor Postofflce as Second- here is an available candidate in this buildings, 100 feet above the railroad Michigan was first occupied by French Matter. Catholics. The Jesuit Fathers began 48 5. STATE ST., •ounty, he ought to receive the support track, and 1,200 feet apart from center to No 2. their work among the Indians of the {SECOND FL00B.1 if every Republican in the county, and center, with a chapel midway between. [Written especially for THE RKGTSTER.I THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 189-4 Upper Peninsula as early as 1641. It he sooner he knows—whoever the can- to be heated by steam and lighted with Mnve things enter into advertising didate is to be—that he will receive the might be laid down as a general truth, Fine electricity. Then there is a large than are generally so considered. In olid support of the delegation from the exceptions to which would be few, THE REGISTER requests all of its laundry to be supplied with hot water fact, everything which connects a name -his county, the greater will be his that since the founding of Christianity Merchant friends, who have business at the Probate and power, a kitchen requiring heat and a business in people's mind, is ad- ;hances of success. Christian missionaries have been the Court, to be nure and request the Judge of and hot water, and bathrooms. Two vertising. first to transcend the lines which have Tailoring! Probate or Probate Register to sendtheir and a half miles away is the farm, upon Alembership in churches and clubs separated civilized from savage human- printing to THE REGISTER. Re- PREPARE for the enumerator, fel- which stands several large cottages, and societies, the giving of social enter- ity. About the stations which they asonable rales only are charged. ow-citizens and Democrats. Act 178 which will be lighted by electricity, and tainments, public charity—all these have established have soon settled WORK IN EVERY RESPECT. of the Public Acts of 1893 requires a the waterworks of the asylum require a things and more, are advertising, but traders and thus civilization has follow- Now let every citizen do his duty and state census this year. An enumera pumping force capable of raising water greater and broader, and better and E keep on hand samples ed the lead of missions. So it was in vote for men who will see to it that our tor will be appointed in every township- 200 feet. The coal used must be ele- easier than all these is newspaper ad- W of all the LATEST Michigan. Sault St. Marie, Mackinaw city will receive good government and and in the wards of incorporated cities. vated nearly a hundred feet from the vertising. You can think of that with- and BEST STYLES of and Detroit may bo taken as the earliest •rood laws. __ When the statistics will all be gathered railroad track. out thinking of the other plans, but no FOREIGN and DOMESTIC. they will undoubtedly show that To accomplish all of these important of these stations to develope into vil- GOODS. Call and inspect THE Manchester Enterprise says men scheme of publicity is complete with- Michigan has increased in population. purposes the plant was located in a fine lages, or towns. The class of men them. who arise to build a fire are foolish out the newspaper. Wonder if the enumerator will knock new building in the rear of the chapel. known as "txwniera des bois" formed the Properly prosecuted, newspaper ad- Here is an opportunity for an argumen at the doors of factories closed, of in- medium of commercial intercourse be- Here is a battery of boilers capable of vertising will always pay. That here REPAIRING NEATLY DONE! by some enthusiastic woman suffragist dustries in the various branches tween the towns, or settlements. These generating 12,000 horse-power, a part to and.there is a man who says: "Advertis- of trade crippled, brought about trading-posts were scattered along the H..I. BROWN, our popular druggist be always in reserve, as 9,000 horse- ing dosn't pay, I've tried it," proves by the Democratic party. Ten years water-ways and it is worthy of notice who was nominated by the Democrat! power is adequate to the work. Lead- nothing but that his method was faulty. ago, when the last census was taken, that one of them anticipated by four- of the fourth ward, has boon endorse ing 800 feet one way and 400 the other Advertising is business news. It tells work was plenty, wages were high— teen years the beginning of the agricul- by the Republicans. Mr. Brown wil are two tunnels seven feet wide, six feet of things which are of great daily im- the highest in the world, smoke is- tural occupation of Washtenaw county. be a credit to the council. nine inches high, lighted with electric- portance. It is of .more account to the On Earth sued from the chimneys of thousands I refer to the so-called trading-house of ity and paved with artificial stone. frugal housewife to know where she can of factories, and the ships of the mer- Gabriel Godfroy where Ypsilanti now WILLIAM G. THOMPSON, the Detroi These lead to the two main buildings, get certain necessary commodities at a 1 chant marine were flying the flag of stands. Godfroy had two partners, Yet! politician, has reformed and embrace and along them pass the immense low less price than usual, than are all the commerce and of trade from port to Praneis I'epin and Louis Shainbre, all Republicanism. He publishes a lette pressure steam mains for heating, the troubles in Siam or Alaska. HAVE YOUR port over the waves of the inland seas, doubtless Catholics, but having their in which he Bays the Democratic part and the business man and the laborer return and drip mains, the high-pres- The news should be news. It should is incompetent to conduct nationa sure power pipes, and the electric light- church home at Monroe, as probably not be allowed to grow stale with repe- were smiling. Everybody was happy also the homes of the families with the CARPETS CLEANED affairs. and contented—the Republican party ing cables, everything convenient for tition in the same old way. constant inspection and repair. In this exception of the one in charge of the If you can only advertise in a small WHEAT touched a lower price in was at the helm. Today, today—alas, By Steam so as to kill carpet bugs central building are the dynamos and post. This house was established in way, pick out the best paper in your Xew York Monday than it ever did be- alas—the country is cursed by Demo- and moths. They cannot be killed engine that run everything. 1809. territory and spend all of your adver- fore. The price paid was til 3-16 cents. cratic misrule, and there is starving in The settlement of Irish Catholics in by pounding tho carpets with sticks. From his engine room the engineer tising money in that. Don't scatter. Wages and the prices of farm products a land of plenty. the county began soon after the found- We are prepared to go to your can manage every part of the vast sys- When your business grows and you can are steadily on the decline — demo- ing of Ann Arbor and had its beginning house, take up your carpets, clean tom. He can raise coal from the tracks spend more money, buy more space in the cratic, you know. Their them, and lay them down again, at THOUGH the idea of uniting the At- below with his electric hoist. Nine hun- in Northfield and Superior, same paper, until you are sure you are a price cheaper than you can im- lantic and Pacific by a railway, or sys- dred feet away and 100 feet below is the first organization for worship was in using all you profitably can. Then add GEO. H. POND has been nominated agine. tem of railways and waterways, may pumping station of the asylum water Northfield. It can be traced from 1830, another paper. I would rather have one by the Republicans of the fourth ward when a few scattered families were vis- have occurred to several minds in differ- works. The pumps are electric, and good ad. than half a dozen poor ones. for supervisor. Mr. Pond has never ited by Rev. Father Kelly, whose minis- ent places at about the same time, and the engineer can stop or start them When "hunting for bear," I would We Clean been found wanting in any position though it was the natural result of in- trations among them extended to the and change the pressure from an indi- rather take the best gun I had and load which he has been called upon to fill. dustrial and political conditions, it was year 1835. For five years after this Carpets, Rugs, Art Squares, rect one on the water tower for ordinary it properly than to scatter my powder He will be elected. probably first given public expression latter date Father Morrissy ministered purposes, to a direct one for fire protec- in half a dozen poor guns'and so make Heavy Draperies and Feth- in the Emigrant, a weekly newspaper to the religious wants of their scattered tion, without stirring from his engine a "flash in the pan." Merely publish- ers. We also Steam Woolen AT a meeting of the Municipal published at Ann Arbor, Michigan (Ter- people, including Ann Arbor, both of room. And the heating and lighting of League held on Saturday evening, Dr. ritory) from November 18, 1829, to De- these priests residing in Northfield, ing your name, address and business Goods, Blankets, Etc. Darling and L. D. Wines, candidates on the various portions of the large build- will do some good, but there's a better cember 1, 1834. The writer of the arti- which still remained their centre. We have the best experienced Carpet the Republican ticket for mayor and ings are similarly immediately within way. Be different from the others in cle found in the editorial columns of No. In 1840 Father Cullen succeeded to Layers and can guarantee all our work president of the council, were endorsed, his control. your line. Find some point in which XII. of Volume III., issued February 6, the pastoral care of the scattered flock first-class. as also a number of candidates on the Such is the economy of the new ar- you excel and harp on that. Give prices ANN ARBOR 1832, is unknown, though it should prob- and labored with more special reference ward tickets. rangments over the old that in 10 years, and specialties. Try to make the ad- ably be accredited to Judge W. S. Dex- to a church in Ann Arbor. Previous to making a liberal allowance for repairs vertisments interesting and readable. ter, the publisher and one of the editors the completion of the church edifice in Steam Carpet Cleaning Works, THE Courier, which should be in posi- and accidents, the new plant will pay Make them characteristic of your of the paper. Under the title of ''Some- 1843, services were held wherever places tion to know whereof it speaks, says it for itself in the saving of fuel. store, and, above all things, make them thing New," the unknown writer, after could be found, often in private houses. 20 Detroit Street. "is very doubtful if the motor line and true, in letter and in spirit. the electric railway will be consolidated a quite profuse apology for suggesting a For a considerable time an old building H. J. ST1LSON, Mgr. Telephone 17. Till; SEWING Mlllllll. Don't say that you haven't the time and the lines operated with electricity. scheme that might be regarded by an on Washington, between Fourth and to attend to your advertising properly. The expense, it says, would be about incredulous public as chimerical and Fifth streets was occupied by them. But Annual Report by the Superintendent, Really you haven't time to do anything $60,000, a sum of money which could visionary, and after consoling himself Mi»s 'I. I. Brown. Father Cullen's range of labor was a with the reflection that "it is nobler to else. Advertising is the most impor- not be realized at present. In looking over the annual reports of large one; for his care was extended fail in a great undertaking than to suc- tant thing about any business. It is the the sewing school for many years past, over the Catholic people from Ypsilanti ceed in a small one,'' elaborates his pro- vital spark. What good does it do you A. C. SCHUMACHER, who received and comparing them with what wo have to Kalamazoo. posed scheme in several able articles to have the very best thing or the very ICE Beven votes for president of the council to offer today, we find many things to It is worthy of remark that the mater, which appeared in the Emigrant and greatest bargain on earth if people do in the Republican convention, was not encourage us. In 1883, when nal body in Northfield remained strong which elicited much comment in the not know it? a candidate for the position, having we introduced industrial work in our enough after the establishment of sep. East. A work on the genesis of the Pa- In running a newspaper, James Gor- Telephone 19. positively declined to allow his name school, we gradually increased in num- arate worship in Ann Arbor to continue cific railway will soon be published; it don Bennett, Sr., said the important to be considered. Mr. Schumacher is oers, and from a class of perhaps twen- its worship and greatly to enlarge its will contain the articles written by the thing was to "get the news and then one of the brightest young men in the ty-five or thirty, we now have eleven resources for the purpose. This is ex- Ann Arbor editor. The original files •city and is a hustling Republican. classes numbering over one hundred. ceptional. The Baptist church was make a dom fuss about it. of the Emigrant, or such of them as it Our average the past year has been first formed at Geddes, but the worship First, get the right sort of goods, in E. V. HANGSTERFER, has been possible to find, are among the seventy-three. WTe have thirteen was there abandoned when it was begun the right location, at the right prices DR. DARLING, who has been nominat- collections of the Washtenaw County and "then make a dom fuss about it" in ed by the Republicans for Mayor, is teachers and two assistants. We meet in Ann Arbor. The German Lutherans Pioneer Association. the best paper you can find, THE RKG- one of Ann Arbor's best known citizens. every Saturday from two o'clock until began in Scio, but is now no longer ISTER, for example. The trade will Pure up River He is a gentleman of ability and will four, in the second story of the Courier kept up there. There is now no other follow. make a good mayor. He will strive to The old soldiers are fast disappearing. building. Mr. Beal kindly donating the church of any denomination so near the do his utmost to work for the best in- More than 17,000 were dropped from use of the room free. We had the room city as the Catholic church in Northfield Have you had your attention called the pension rolls last year on account cleaned and neatly papered. Our and there a substantial brick edifice has to the advertisement of S. B. Nickels, terests of the city. No Republican of death. For heaven s sake let's treat friends are always welcome. succeeded to the wooden one of earlier the State-st. Ice Dealer. He is in the should fail to cast his vote for Dr. Dar- the old veterans well the few years they field for your ice orders and will make ling. remain with us.—Howell Republican. days. This suggests the duty of the ICE The question, "How do you get mon- you a low rate for a splendid quality of Amen! Amen! Yes, the Angel of ey to carry on the school?" is often various Christian bodies to establish ice. Call on him for rates, No. 40 S. State-st. THE neatest exchange that came to Death is knocking at the doors of asked. It is by private donations, col- religious worship and instruction in the our table last week was the Allegan the homes of the old heroes, who lections from the churches, (the Congre- farming districts around, which seem E. H.Andrews & Son, of 9 N. Main-st. Liberate Weight, Gazette. It was twelve pages "strong," risked their fortunes and their gational being tho only one this year,) to be falling into increasing neglect of are selling groceries just as cheap as and nearly all of the pages were origi- attendance on religious services. any other house in the city, lives in the great conflict for su- and largely from the Ladies' Charitable and in some lines cheaper than any nal matter. The page containing a premacy, who were ready to die for Union. We have also been generously Here correction should be made of an other when quality is considered. Their Prices Moderate. summary of the principal corpora- the preservation of the Union. One remembered by Mr. Mills, Mr. Schairer rror in my skotch of the Lutheran coffees are of the very best. Give them tions, merchants, manufacturers and a trial, just for the sake of having one by one, on every hand, they are an- and Mr. Haller. We formerly gave en- ihurch. It was observed in that, in professional interests was the prettiest good drink. Their teas are of just as swering the bugle call to join the large tertainments, the last one was four or regard to Pastor Schmid's period of we have ever seen. good a quality and at prices as low as Promptness in Delivery. army in the great Beyond. Yes, let us five years ago, "The Deestrict Skule," pastorial service, that it extended to the lowest. (05) treat them kindly. But death alone is which was a decided success financially, THIS certainly is funny enough. Con- more than double that of any other pas- not the only instrument that is drop- but this money could not last always, gressman Gorman soberly announces tor ever settled here. Father Cullen's ping the old veterans of the wars from and when we found we had but a few that if the Democrats carry the next services in St. Thomas' Parish must be the pension rolls. There is another in- dollars in our treasury, wo too, asked legislature and elect the governor they excepted in this remark. He remained strument — the companion of Death— the question, "Where are we to get tho will re-district the State of Michigan from his arrival on the ground in 1840 that is dropping them from the pension means to carry on our work?" And and re-enact the district method of to his death in 1802. He was buried rolls—the Democratic party. You will now we hear that Mrs. Trueblood will choosing presidential electors. Mr. beneath the church which had been 1 please notice, kind reader, that it is soon give us a benefit, the school board rorman snouldnot waste any sleep over built under his direction; but tho re- also spelled with a D. The party of De- granting tho use of the High School Picture ^ the details of his plan.—Allegan Gazette. mains were in July, 1892, removed to struction—another D. The party for a hall for the entertainment. Our an- St. Thomas' Cemetery west of the city, tariff for Deviltry only—another D'. The nual picnic was omitted this year, but PHOF. LEYI D. WINKS has been hon- by Rev. E. D. Kelly, the present pastor. Democratic party is annoying the old we ^ave the children a dinner during - by the Republicans with the nomi- Father Cullen built also a house which soldiers, who are wearing the scars of holidays, our friends contributing a was his own property and descended to a Framing:! nation of President of the council. Prof, honor. It has insulted them by placing a Wines' record as a public officer is generous supply of refreshments. The nephew and niece. The small space in southerner at the head of the pension de- garments made in the school are dis- front of it was finely adorned with trees You have some to do. Take it to CMAS. F. clean. He is not a boodler but is a partment. The Democratic party is an- STABLER, 25 S. 4th Ave. and get the finest kind man of irreproachable character, who tributed among the needy or sold for a and shrubbery. This house stood and noying the veterans as it is annoying the trifling sum. still stands on Division street. It is the of work at the most reasonable rates. We pre- •ves in doing what is right in muni- business men of the country. To annoy cipal affairs. In the discharge of his Donations of material or money will first on the east side of that street and fer to do a large volume of work at the lowest and destroy is its mission. Years ago duties he does not recognize the wish of be thankfully received by the Superin- northward of North or Kingsley street possible rate than to do a small amount at a high it attacked the life of the nation: today friends, nor does he countenance the tendent, M. L. BROWNT. as now called; but in the recent widen- rate as so many others do, and who have so little it is attacking the business interests of desires of enemies. He has only the to do that cobwebs gather upon them. Come interests of the city at heart. the nation and the heroes of the nation. early and avoid the rush. Yes. Id us treat the old veterans well AWARDED HIGHEST HONORS WORLD'S FAIR. the few years they remain with us. WHEN Horace Groelcy failed to se- oure the nomination on the Republican paper Hanging;! ticket for the presidency, he offered A. \V. Corlis, photographer of (i E. himself as a candidate for the presiden- 11 uron-st., took a Hash-light picture of Of course we do more of it than any other • the Democratic party. The Dem- the members of the Knights of Pythias paper hanger in the city. Why? Our prices give ocratic party nominated Mr. Creely, at their meeting last Monday night. the answer. Call and see us. The results were splendid. Mr. Corlis Q^PRICE'S arid Mr. Greely was defeated. W. K. Walker failed to secure the nomination is rapidly gaining a deserved reputation as a first-class photographer. He has CHAS. F. STABLER, for president of the council on the I;. Baking publican ticket. Ho then offered him- made a number of important changes 25 S. Fourth St. self us a candidate to the Democrats, for the better in the old Kelly gallery who have nominated him. History MI that lie i> now prepared to do you will repeat itself in Mr. Walker's case, satisfactory work in every respect if The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—Xo Ammonia; No Alum. He v' ated. I you will give him a trial. Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard. THE ANN ARBOR REGISTER-. THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1894.
Prof. Clinton Lockhart has completed Society News. his work for the year in the Bible Chair course and leaves today for Yale Uni- Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report The. In University circles the most inter- versity where he will pursue some spe- esting topic in society affairs is the Jun- cial lines of work during the spring and ior hop, which will be given tomorrow summer. evening. It is predicted by knowing Mrs. Maxon, of Union City, was called to this city last week by the Wall Paper ones that the event will eclipse any" severe illness of her daughter, Belle thing and everything hitherto attempted Baking Season is Here. Maxon, who has just finished her course by junior classes of the U. of M. The in elocution at the U. of M., graduating Waterman gymnasium will be the with high honors. scene of the grand'ball. The main The Y. P. S. C. E. of the Church of Christ gives a social tomorrow night in MOORE & WETHORE floor of the mammoth structure has the church parlors to the students who, Powder b^en conditioned—if we may be allowed during the year, have been enrolled in Are prepared for it with the Largest and Best Selected Stock use the word—so that it will be not the various Biblical courses given by ever shown in the city. i -iy the finest, the most elaborate, but Profs. Willett and Lockhart. ABSOLUTELY PURE Come and let us show you our goods before making your selec- also the largest in the Wolverine state tions. Our Prices are Right. The finest pines in Georgia have been On the Campus. amounts to abo.it 8.900,000. Dr. Reilly hewn down, cut, planed and polished will sail fo;- Europa about April 1. un- LATEST COUNTY NEWS. Nice Patterns in Blanks at from 5 cts. to 7 cts. and placed in the hall, and on the night less he receives different instruc- The freshmen will hold a social at tions. EMERY. Hew Patterns in Gilts at from 8 cts. to \l\ cts. of the hop the floor will shine like a Granger's Academy April 6th. G. E. Frye went to Toledo on Monday morning star, when the waltzes and the Embossed and Flitter Gilts at from \l\ cts. to 20 cts. Dr. Gunsaulus was the guest of the We had the good fortune on Friday last on business. polkas and the two steps will be danced. Beta Theta Pi during his stay in the to receive a visit from Master Chas. The net proceeds of the I. O. G. T. Fint. Goods at Comparatively Low Prices. A Detroit decorator has promised to city. Watson and his mother, Mrs. Dr. Watentertainmen- t were $15. array the walls like unto the walls in the A petition is being circulated by the son, of Saline. Master Charles is an A sugar party will be given at E. C. Newest Colors in Ingrains wit] castles of the Shah of Persia (O Shaw!) Seminary students asking for better Orchard Lake cadet and is enjoying a Bortlett's on Saturday next for the ben- ?h Fringes and Ceilings. efit of the Sunday School. We can show you Appropr —Schremser, the great musician, will chairs. vacation of ten days. He is only in his terns for any room you The U. of M. ball team will play Chi- may wish to paper. No trouble furnish heavenly music for the twenty- fourteenth year, is over six feet tall remnants that are bargains. goods; we have a few four regular dances and the grand cago 'Varsity at Evanston, April 2 and and weighs 160 pounds. He is as WEBSTER. at Ann Arbor May 5. march, when the 800 invited guests, straight as an arrow and is the hand- Miss Mamie Phelps is very sick. Paper hanging and all interior dec> J done by Good President Adams, of the University Edwin Ball is renominated far super- Workmen at Lowest Price*. yourself and lady, will smile, will laugh, of Wisconsin, was the guest of Prof. somest boy of fourteen we ever saw. visor. will dance and be merry for tomorrow D'Ooge Friday and Saturday. Master Charles enjoyes his work at the Mr. Timothy is convalescent from his Attention is also called to our Window Shade Department. we die.—Hangsterfer, the caterer, will Minnie H. Nemby, '89 lit., was recent- academy very much. The military serious hand. We have a full stock—all colors Hhs. Shade work have everything on hand in the shape ly married to Geo. Ricketts, of the drills, the cavalry charges, the infan- Mr. George Phelps is quite sick with promptly at prices that will suit j i >u of eatables, delicacies from the North Wagner Palace Car Co., Chicago. try maneuvering and gun practice are, inflammatory rheumatism. and from the South, and fine fruits, A case of German books from Leipsic he says, intensely interesting. The Everybody please remember Mrs. have arrived in New York and will be Orchard Lake foot-ball team, he as- Lake's recital at the Congregational MOORE & WETMORE, nuts and figs from Oriental lands. Each added to the library in a few days. church Friday evening, March 30. booth will have a table, each table will sures us, can whip the U. of M. 6 S. MAIN ST., ANN ARBOR, MICH, E. F. Mills delivered a very interest- boys or any other club anywhere. THE Thursday evening Rev. Mr. Baum- be decorated with flowers, around which gardner gives his preparatory lecture ing discourse on "Business" before a KEIUSTER will always be pleased to see the merry dancers and the happy guests large audience in Newberry Hall re- preceeding the communion service next will sit and waiters will do their bidding-. cently. Charles and learn that he is growing Sunday. The greatest event in society circles of There are 528 fraternity imen in the physically and mentally. Last Sunday evening, the delegates The Master RusJ} is Over t University. They mostly live by them- to the Detroit Christian Endeavor Con- the U. of M. will be the junior hop, vention gave reports. Webster will selves and board at their respective i-\ i.i. MM i ti. hop, hop!—Another great down-town chapter houses. surely be stirred up now. But we E had a big rush oiKEaskr Hats event of which society has been speak- It is possible that M. J, Reilly, of De- Words of Praise For the Senior lu- Wand our stock was i; ing, was the music furnished by the troit, national champion wrestler in the nual by the I . of 31. Daily DELHI MILLS. but new orders for the very nowesil?111'- choir, which sang praises to the Lord at 12.") pound class, will will give an exhi- The U. of M. Daily speaks in high Mrs. Slimmer's parents from Whit- Are still the beautiful Easter services at St. bition at the indoor meet. terms of the forthcoming Palladium, more Lake visited her on Easter Sun- latest styles of goods enable us to pleatS£ day. Thomas' church. The music was sim- Two new cases are to be placed in the which has just been issued from the all tats. ^**^« museum. They will be used for a col- Miss Mary Roost is visiting her sister Doing ply grand and beautiful. Six£y-two lection of fish from Japanese waters, Register Printing and Publishing Co. 's and other friends in Toledo for a few pages of Marzo's mass in G was render- presented by Dr. Sterns, of Detroit. presses. days. WE INVITE YOU TO CALL. ed in a manner most creditable to the The professors of the law department "The editors," says the Daily, "are Mr. Ryan and wife and Mr. Kinquist Lots of training given by the choir by Mr. John have decided to give a series of extra to be congratulated for their good taste and wife were called to North Lake last Bring your Coupon Bwk and save 5 per J. McClellan, who has just cause to feel lectures to the members of the school, and judgment in arranging the con- week by the death of their father, Mr. cent on every purchase, Coupon Books may be O'Connell. had free at our parlors. elated over the work. It was a great on the practical aspects of a lawyer's tents and the gen aral make-up of their Business! work. The Delhi Sunday School celebrated musical event of the year.—Another Pres. Minnahan, of the senior law annual. It may be truly said that the Easter Sunday by recitations by the great society event will be the great class, has appointed the following com- thirty-sixth volume of the Palladium is children and remarks by the superin- concert of the Ann Arbor Banjo and mittee on Commencement invitation: equal to any of its predecessors. tendent, appropriate for the day. The UTOPIA MILLINERY PARLORS, Guitar Club at the opera house this Oreon E. Scott, Charles A. Denison, J. The cover is green with embossed ladies had decorated the house very evening. The announcement that the F. Poston, A. L. Pratt and Mr. Wad- prettily and the girls printed mottos on No. 59 5. flain St., leigh. lettering in gold and the design is very the blackboard with colored chalks, Ann Arbor, Mich. greatest banjo virtuoso in the world Prof. Graham Taylor, of Chicago neat, only the words "The Palladium," which added greatly to the decorations. will assist the clubs at the concert, University, will speak before the S. C. "94" appear on the cover. In size the should insure a full house.—The man- A. next Sunday morning and at a Union Palladium is 8x10 inches, printed on PITTSFIELD. agement of the Grand Opera house is Service of the churches at University extra heavy enamelled paper, making a Ralph Elsworth wandered into town favoring Ann Arbor theatre-goers with hall in the evening. book of over two hundred page3. Sunday. Frank S. Whitman, a literary student The cold wave came and everybody a number of excellent plays, which is of the class of '96, was practising base Typographically and mechanically G. H. WILD exclaimed "I told you so!" The dam- being highly appreciated by lovers of ball on the campus Saturday afternoon the book is perfect, and reflects great age done to fruit will probably be con- the drama.—Prof. Stanley will give an when he accidentally came into colli- credit upon the Register Printing com- siderable. Informal musical recital at Frieze mem- sion with one of his classmates and waspany, who did the work. F. Hutzel and S. R. Crittenden were orial hall at 8 P. M. on Friday to the injured somewhat. The cuts, with the exception of one elected members of the executive com- Is in it members of the Michigan Schoolmas- Alfred Nicoletti, of Rochester, New or two half-tones, are of the best quality mittee for Pittsfield in the Farmers' York, is at Newberry hall with an art Vigilance Association. C. H. Roberts ters' Club, which holds its sessions in and several scenes from the campus add exhibit that well merits the attention of was elected treasurer. With a full line of Imported and Doint-stic this city on Friday and Saturday of this the students and the general public. greatly to the features of the book. At the Republican caucus last Thurs- week.—Mr. and Mrs. Ross Granger will, The exhibit consists of casts, bass- As is usual, the book is given up reliefs, medallions, busts and vases, in day the following men were placed in we understand, give an Easter calico reproduction of the most famous classi- largely to fraternity matters, class rolls, nomination: For supervisor, M. F. Case; party to their pupils on Saturday after- organizations, etc.. and for that reason clerk, J. H. Webb; treasurer, F. H. cal antiques now existing. Ticknor; school inspector, J. F. Webb; Spring and Summer noon from 1 to 3:30.—We have succeed- Geo. W. Fuller has been appointed very little literary matter is published. highway commissioner, George Read. ed in gathering the following society chairman of the executive committee of This year's board of editors are to be The Democrats held their caucus Mon- news of personal interest: the Republican Club. The other mem- congratulated fo» their judgment in ex- day and nominated for supervisor, John Suitings. bers of the committee are F. C. Kuhn, cluding all grinds or other objection- Fiegle; clerk, C. H. Roberts; treasurer, •C. C. Parker was in Owosso last week. G. E. Leonard, C. A. Denison, L. O. Hermann Rayer: school inspecto'r, V. Wadleigh, M. R. Todd, E. L. Allor, E. able matter from the pages of the Pal-C. Nichols; hiarhway commissioner. Iiliult tnt veI> liltest Miss Amanda Reyer has been visiting D. Babst, P. G. Burnham, F. D. Adams, ladium, thus proving that a successful EVERY GARMENT ' '" * y in Detroit. Wm. Miller. H. F. Hussey, Marry Weinstein, J. R. annual can be issued without such mat- W. McCrow, of Stock bridge, is visit- Arneill and A. J. Purdy. ing in the city. ter, and setting an example worthy to H IIIT TIOKK LAKE. styles. The Junior hop is under the control of be followed by other college annuals." John Weber and his sister, Mollie, Mrs. Walz, mother-in-law of M. the following fraternities: Chi Psi. Al- attended the funeral of their cousin in Fisher, is very low. pha Delta Phi, Sigma Phi, Psi, Upsilon, Francisco Sunday. (rive us a chance to fit you out like a gentleman. Mrs. M. Lehman visited her parents Delta Kappa Epsilon, Beta Theta Pi, Easter services were appropriately in Waterloo last week. Phi Kappa Psi, Zeta Psi and Delta Tau observed in the M. E. church, Rev. Miss Ethel Thompson is the guest of Delta. Besides these there will be Shier officiating. friends in Port Huron. three other booths for the fraternities: Phi Delta Theta, Delta Sigma Delta Mr. C. A. Pray and family, who have G. H. WILD, Caspar Rinsey is suffering from in- and Sigma Alpha Epsilon. been visiting relatives here during the flammatory rheumatism. NO. 2 EAST WASHINGTON ST., NEAR MAIN ST. The Inter-collegiate debate between past two weeks, returned to their home Mrs. Frank B. Tibbals, of Detroit, is Northwestern University and the Uni- in Lansing on Monday. visiting friends in the city. eersity of Michigan will take place in The five-year-old son of Thos. Coyle Milo G. Milligan, of Jackson, attend- University Hall Friday evening, April was kicked in the head by a horse on ed the funeral of his father. 6. The question is, resolved: "That it Wednesday. Dr. Smith was summoned Miss Nellie Balcom, of Chicago, is ought to be the policy of the Federal and he is slowly recovering. yisiting friends in the city. Government to bring about the annexa- Mrs. F. M. Lumbard has moved her Miss May Webster, of Owosso, is tion of the Hawaiian Islands." Michi- cottage in the grove across from her THE TAILOR! visiting relatives in the city. gan takes the affirmative. Gov. Rich residence. Anyone wishing to rent it has promised to preside on this occa- during the summer can do so. Mrs. Flemming Carrow was the guest sion. Th3 jud^e are Hon. J. K. Ha nil- of Detroit friends last week. Don't forget the Good Templars' ton, of Toledo; Hon. M. T. Krueger, of "hard times" social Thursday evening F. W. Chapin, city treasurer of Jack- Michigan City, Ind.; and Rev. Chas. at the residence of G. W. MeCormie. son, was in the city last week. Little. D.D., of Wabash, Ind. The de- Everybody come and wear his old The FIRE INSURANCE Wm. Mead, of Webberville, is hav- bators for the U. of M. are E. H. Mar- clothes. ing an eye treated at the hospital. lett, E. C. Lindley, and J. H. Mays; Twenty-one jolly Good Templars -AND- Mrs. Henry M. Campbell, of Detroit, those for Northwestern, E. I. Goshen, ,7 climbed into some "wagons" on Satur- has been visiting Ann Arbor friends. H. S. Hadley and C. B. Campbell. Both colleges have chosen very able Urs. John Wolfe day evening and drove to Emery to at- Little Girls Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Sickly, of Macon, representatives, and that the contest Zaleski, Ohio. tend an entertainment given by Emery Ocean Steam Ship visited Ann Arbor friends last week. will be exciting, there is little doubt. lodge. The entertainment was very Samuel Sidore and family, of Cali- This debate will be a splendid discussion good and all enjoyed themselves. Two Will be glad to know fornia, are the guests of friends in the of the Hawaiian question, and should Agonizing Pains young "ladies" and a "gent" carried city. on until they broke the spring of the Tickets for be attended by everyone who is at all Scrofula and Salt Rheum seat, so they had to put up with the they can have a nicely Prof. H. L. Willett left for Chicago interested in current affairs. consequences and sit in the bottom of Monday night. He will return Friday Cause Much Misery the wagon box. Good for them. night. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. trimmed hat for dolly North German Lloyd A sad accident oceuirad here on Tues- Mrs. M. M. Rosenberg, of Reed City, Hood's Sarsaparilla a Codsend to Coldwater Courier: The U. of M. day which cast a gloom over the whole is visiting her mother. Mis. S. A. A Whole Family. community. Irving Field, while help- FREE by. buying Goodale. Glee and Banjo Clubs will appear in the " C. I. Ilood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: ing to saw wood with a buzz-saw, was and Hamburg- Hon. Henry P. Krell, an attorney of Tibbits opera house Friday evening, " Gentlemen—My mother-in-law, Mrs. Eliz- killed by the bursting of the saw. He a hat for themselves to Leadville, Col., is the guest of M. J. April 6th. These clubs were here last abeth Wolfe, at the age of 72 years, was attacked was terribly mangled, his arm being cut Lehman. season in the Y. M. C. A, lecture course with a violent form of salt rheum; it spread all off at the shoulder joint and nose brok- the amount of $2.OO or American Mrs. Wm. Needham, of Highland over her body, and her hands and limbs were n, eyes cut out and his head cut in Station, was in the city on business and gave the best entertainment in the dreadful to look at. At the same time, my little many places. He was thirty-one years whole course. A large house is already daughter Clara, who was just one year old, was of age and leaves a wife and two little last week. girls besides many other relatives and M. M. Nye, of Rochester, is having assured, there having been a prelimi- attacked by a similar disease, like scrofula. It Packet Co. appeared In the form of large sores under each friends to mourn his loss. The funeral Come in and see our an operation performed on his mouth at nary canvass made to dispose of enough was held at the house on Friday under the hospital. side of her neck; had the attendance of the tickets to guarantee the club's expenses. family physician and other doctors for a long the auspices of the Maccabees and was hats during our opening J. L. Gilbert, of Chelsea, deputy oil The box sheet will open at the opera time, but seemed to grow worse. A little book ll attended. Rev. Shier officiated. inspector of this district, was in the fell Into my hands, in which were numerous tes- the last three days of city last week. house next Friday morning. Everyone MACK & SCHMID, Agts. interested in fine music and desiring to timonials from people who had been Notice. Mrs. Ed. Eberbach has departed for tli is week. 54 S. MAIN ST., ANN ARBOR, MICH. Albuquerque, New Mexico, to visit her listen to a "way up" college glee ciub Cured of Scrofula I hereby give notice that my wife, daughter, Mrs. Zimmer. program should hear them. by Hood's Sarsaparilla. As soon as we gave Anna May. has left her home without Hood's Sarsaparilla to Clara, she began to get ust cause and I hereby give notice that Miss Edith Cook, of Rochester, has better, and before the first bottle was gone, the I will not become responsible for any accepted a position in a millinery es- Dr. Chas. • O. Reilly, pastor of the sores entirely healed up and there has never debts she may contract. tablishment in this city. Catholic church in Adrian, and ELVIN E. Bl.ARSDELL, Mrs. J. Hubbard, of Saginaw, is visit- well known in this city, has been sum- J. n. MORTON, ing her mother, Mrs. G. Monroe. Her (06) Hamburg, Mich. little son Gilbert is accompaning her. moned to Parts to testify relative to the HoodV^-Cures The Ann Arbor Gas Co. are to the ••Paris fund," now on deposit inoneof been any sign of the disease since. She is a rout this spring with a full line of gas NO. 10 E. WASHINGTON ST. Miss Belle Sperry, lit '91, now a healthy, robust child. Her grandmother took stoves and are prepared to demons LUMBER! the Paris banks. The money was raised teacher in the Adrian High School, is Hood's Sarsaparilla at the same time, and the hat gas is the cheapest fuel on the Of all kinds for aU purposes at visiting friends and relatives in the in 1884 to pay election expenses of home city. salt rheum decreased in its violence and market, besides being the cleanest and rule candidates in Ireland. Dr. Reilly A Perfect Cure nost easily managed. ('all at the. office VISIT KOPF'S NEW STORE, Lowest Prices O. T. Hoover, of the Chelsea Stand- was treasurer of the fund, and at his was soon effected. It took about three months )f the <>as Co.. opposite Cook House, and ard, was in the city on Saturday. He- nd sec the figures. They are convine- 13 EAST AW STKliliT, Also LATH and SHINGLES. suggestion the money was placed in the for her cure, and she ascribes her good health anythingg in the Hi says the Standard is progressing and and strength at her advanced age to Hood's Sar- Bg. See the company's advertisement For the finestFruits , Candies. Peanuts, Lath Sh i Chelsea is still in the lead. hands of Parnell, Justin McCarthy and saparilla. It has certainly been a Godsend to n another column. ('igars and Ice Cream Soda to tin city. priett "i" Miss Emma E. Bower, great record 18 Mr. Biggar. Mr. McCarthy is the my family." Mas. SOPHIA WOLFE, Zaleski, O. Wt "'"Hi your track and will make the J. L. BO'DMEIi. keeper, was present at a school of in- Roller Kii'g is acknowledged to be the only surviving trustee. Now there is a Hood's Pills cure all liver ills, constipation, best patent flour. On sale by all first- price accordingly. 117 SOI Til ItfAIIV ST. struction for Maccabees in Howell last (ALL A\I> SHE IS, week and made a few remarks. ! question about the surplus, which biliousness, Jaundice, sick headache, indigestion. lass grocers. (O.'itf) Aim Arbor, Ui< li. THE ANN ARBOR REGISTER: THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1894.
Exciirslou Tii'ketK to Texas and Ar- Beat Kotate tuMOn ALWAYS IN THE LEAD. kansas. DO YOU EXPECT Delia L. Clements to Samuel Excursion tickets will be sold from all Clements, Ann Arbor $ 1 00 stations on the Columbus, Hocking Val- TO BECOME A Sarah M. Brown to Rosa C. HE PYRAMID PII4K Cl RE BE- ley and Toledo Ry. to all points in Tex- COMING RECOGNIZED as and Arkansas on March 13th, April SULPHU. Ward, Ann Arbor (iOO 00 QARRIAGE pAlNTING MOTHER ? Jacob Lutz to John Lutz, Saline 3,000 00 10th and May 8th, 1894, at the low rate Jacob Seherdt to Ludwig of ONE FARE for the ROUND TRIP. Scherdt. Jr., Freedom 1 00 • Certain Lasting Cure for Every Tickets will be good thirty days for re- & AND Form of Piles. turn and will allow stop over privileges ITTERS Francis M. English to Clara E. "MOTHERS* Miils, et al, Manchester 1 00 Since the introduction of the Pyramid within the States of Texas and Arkansas. REPAIRING. Tobias Laubengayer to Albert Write agents, C. H.V. & T. Ry for par- lie Cure, the barbarous surgical oper- ticulars or W. H. Fisher, G. P. & T. A., FRIEND" Schuerman, Ann Arbor 275 00ation heretofore considered necessary is Cleanse Gottlieb Luick to Emanuel Columbus. Ohio. (09) Luick, Ann Arbor 1 00 apidly becoming a thing of the past. HONEST WORK CHILD BIRTH EASY. George A. Hawkins, et al to The Pyramid Pile Cure has taken the The Vitiated Assists Nature, Lessens Danger, tni Shortens Labor. Minnie Marr, Ypsilanti 3,500 00 ilace of an operation for many reasons: HONEST MATERIAL George A. Hawkins, et al, to "My wile suffered more in ten minutes First, it euros every form of piles Blood MODERATE RATES with her other children than she did all Helen M. Bischoff, Ypsilanti.3,500 00 Whec Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla. John H. Meyer, by sheriff, to vithout a particle of pain. The most cartful attention given to all together with her last, after having used Matthew E. Keeler. guard., Second, it cures without any incor.- When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When you see jobs. four bottles of MOTHEB'3 FKIEND," When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. Bays a customer. Sharon 1,600 00 'enience or detention from daily work. Osborne Case to Ebenezer Har- •\7hen she had Children, she gave them Castoria. GIVE ME A TRIAL. HENDERSON DALE, Druggist, Carmi, 111. mon, York 20 <^J Third, its effects are lasting and not Its impurities Sent by express on receipt of price, £1.50 per bot George Fields, nee Jewell, to >imply a temporary relief. tie. Book " To Mothers " mailed free. Lillian Fields, Ann Arbor. . 100 Fourth, the price is nominal, costing I. C. HANDY, BBADF1ELD REGULATOR CO., E. Holmes, et al, by (?uaj?d.. to only a dollar a package. Bursting throu h Carriage Painter. FOR SALE BY Alt. DRUGGISTS. ATLANTA, GA. Jacob L. Strang, Yr>?ilanti... 85 00 trover Seylold's Blacksmith Shop, op- Marietta Holmes, to Jacob L. Fifth, it is entirely harmless, contain- Sale. ng no mineral poisons, and cannot Notice is hereby given, That by virtue The Skin posite Coofc House. Strang, YpsUbnVi 85 00 of a writ of fieri/ados issued out of the J. G. Pray to John R. Bowdish, larm the most delicate. circuit court for the county of Washte- Ann . Vrbor 4,500 00 Druggists everywhere sell it and re-naw, in favor of Henry Binder, against Bn Pimples, KOAL ! C- T. Gregory, etal, by ex'r., to the goods and chattels and real estate of Wm. T. Engel, Dexter 1,600 00 port almost universal satisfaction wher- Order your season's supply now of ver it is used. Adolph Hort'stettcr, in said county, to me John Doody to Wm. T. Engel, directed and delivered, I did on the 27th Blotches Dexter 1 00 It has been thoroughly tested by phy- General or local day of December, 1892, levy upon ami l^adies or Reds* ™ ™^^ *•" • M. STABLER. Martin L. D'Ooge to Mary W. sicians in every state in the union and » week. Exclusive territory. Th* take all the right, title and interest of Rapid DUhWufaer. WashesalHh* 11 W. WASHINGTON ST. Tlioii<> So. 8 D'Ooge, Ann Arbor 1 00 is recognized by the best authorities as the said Adolph Hoffstetter, in and to dishes for a family in one minute. Clara Can- to D. C. Griffin, Yp- Washes, rinses and driei them the safest, surest and cheapest pile cure the following described real estate, that on Sulphur Bit- without wetting the hands. You CLEVELAND to silanti 200 00 is to say: All that certain piece or par- push the button, themachinedoei Clara A. Gott to Louis Hansel- known. the rest. Bright, polished dishes, cel of land situate and being on Sec- tors and Health wsSS and cheerful wives. No scalded mann, Ann Arbor 200 00 We take pleasure in presenting the fingers.noBoiledhandior clothing. $2.50 BUFFALO tion Twenty-nine (29) in Township two 'No broken dishes, DO muss. Cheap, Matthias Rentechler to Emman- foSSow. following letters of remarkable cures (2) south of Range six (t>) east, State of durable, warranted. Circulars free. Via "C. & B. LINE.'' uel Itentschler, Lodi 5,000 00 Michigan, known, bounded and describ- W< P. IIAKIUSON Si CO., Clerk He. 13, Columbus O. Louis Hanselmann to Gottlieo performed by this remedy, and all of ed as follows, viz: Beginning in the cen- Send 3 2-cent stamps to A. P. Ordwuy & Co., Commencing- with opening of naviga- Hanselmann, Ann Arbor.... 200 0( them being recent, lends an added in- ter of a highway leading westerly out of tion (about April 1st). Magniffieient Peter T. Deuress to Charles S. lostoa, Mass., for best medical work published side-wheel steel steamers / terest, and simply emphasizes the fact the city of Ann Arbor, known as the Doty, Ypsilanti 1,200 00 that for all forms of piles the Pyramid Eber White road, three and one-half John S. Foley to Daniel J. Ross, ' State of Ohio" and "State ot New Mirk." Pile Cure is a specific. (3i) rods westerly from the south-east Ann Arbor 1,900 00 corner of six acres sold by John Allen DAILY TIME TABLp/ J. R. McLaughlin to John B, From D. P. Collins,^Garnett: I com- and wife to James Kingsley on the 1st ('orliss, Ann Arbor 2.000 00 menced using the Pyramid Pile Cure day of February. A. D., 1836; and run- D. J. Ross to John S. Foloy, Yp- SUNDAY INCIJ-;1)I?D. and my case was so bad I thought the ning thence westerly along said road four silanti 3,000 00 rods; thence north one and one-fourth p. M. Martha A. Woodward to Wm. remedy was going to fail in my case, bu1 (li) degrees east, six (0) chains and for- 7: 30 A. M. McFetridge, Ypsilanti 1,300 00 before I had used two-thirds of one ty-iive (45) links; thence north, seventy- Lv. Buffalo, - 6:15 P. M. E. and W. Boon to Albeit F. package I began to feel much better five (75) degrees east parallel to the road A r. Cleveland, 7:30 A. M. Ball, Ypsilanti 275 CM and can honestly say I am entirely thirty-three (33) links, or so far that a John Staebler, by c. c. c. to course north two(2)chains and eighty(80) (KN'TRAL STANDARD TIME. 3eorge Miller, Superior 2,530 00 cured. It is the quickest and surest links will strike the land formerly owned remedy I have ever tried or heard of. Taku the "C. & B. Line" steamers Lucy K. Gates to PhinaHunter, by .lacob Kempt, one(l)ehain and one(l) nd enjoy a refreshing- night's rest when Chelsea 135 00 From Josiah Robeits, Port O.an, N. link westerly of the north-west corner oroute to Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Tor- Louisa M. Thorp, et al, to Chas. of land formerly owned by George Harris, York 400 00 J,: Just one quarter of a package of Granville; thence easterly parallel to iii<>, \i tr York, Boston, Albany, 1000 the Pyramid Pile Cure did wonders for the road to said Granville's land, thence ikmds, or any Eastern or Canadian Not HI* Property. oints. me and I have lost no opportunity of south three (3) chains to another corner Hostetter McGinnis strolled into a recommending such a great remedy. of the said land formerly owned by the PATENTS Cheap Excursions Weekly to Niagara Falls. fashionable Harlem church just before said Granville: thence westerly parallel the service began. The sexton fol From Wm. MeHale, Kockport, Mass.: to the road about thirty-six (36) links: Write for tourists pamphlet. lowed him up and, tapping him on the One package of Pyramid Pile Cure has thence south two (2) degrees and thirty H. R. Rogers, T. F. Newman, shoulder and pointing to a small cur helped more than anything I have yet (30) minutes west six (6) chains and FOR INVENTIONS. that had followed him into the sacrec used. twenty-five (25) links to the place of be- «.< n"l Paas. Ajit. Gen'l manager. ginning, being the same land that was Cleveland, Ohio. edifice, said: When it is remembered that usuall y conveyed to Daniel Murray, by Charles Equal with the interest of those having claims against the government is "Dogs are not admitted." piles is a most difficult, obstinate disease that of INVENTORS, who often lose the benefit of valuable inventions because Bleicher, by deed of conveyance datec of the incompetency or inattention of the attorneys employed to obtain their "Thafs not my dog," responded Hos to cure, these results obtained from the 18th day of January, 18f>2, and re- tetter. corded in the office of the Register ol patents. Too much care cannot be exercised in employing competent and reli- HY " "But he follows you." using a single package, costing but one Deeds for the county of Washtenaw, in able solicitors to procure patents, for the value of a patent depends greatly, if "Well, so do you, and you are not my dollar, are certainly remarkable to say Liber 32 of Deeds on page 790. not entirely, upon the care and skill of the attorney. ARE the least. People who have been an- With the view of protecting inventors from worthless or careless attorneys, property." All of which I shall expose for sale a1 and of seeing that inventions are well protected by valid patents, we have [HEELER The sexton growled and removed the noyed with piles for years are astonished public auction or vendue to the highesi retained counsel expert in patent practice, and therefore are prepared to animal with unnecessary force.—Alex at the prompt results always secured. bidder at the south door of the couri Sweet, in Texas Siftings. The Pyramid Pile Cure is made by house in the city of Ann Arbor, in said Obtain Patents in the United States and all Foreign county, that being the place of holding FILSONS the Pyramid Co. of Albion,-Mich., and the circuit court for the said county of Countries, Conduct Interferences, Make Special The usual treatment of catarrh i is now also for sale at all idrug stores, Washtenaw, on Saturday, the 21st day Examinations, Prosecute Rejected Cases, Register very unsatisfactory, as thousands cap together with a treatise on cause and of April, 1894, next, at 10 o'clock in the SEWING MACHINES testify. Proper local treatment is posi forenoon of that day. Trade-Marks and Copyrights, Render Opinions as tively necessary to success, but many cure of rectal diseases. Dated this 1st day of March, A. D. to Scope and Validity of Patents, Prosecute and POPULAR? if not most, of the remedies in genera 1894 use afford but temporary relief. A cure Five FamoiiK Etchings. THOS. P. LEONARD, Defend Infringement Suits, Etc., Etc. BECAUSE LADIES certainly cannot be expected from snuffs The Passenger Department of the Deputy Sheriff. powders, douches and washes. Ely' New York Central has just issued a If you have an invention on hand send a sketch or photograph thereof, to- T LAWRENCE & BUTTERFIELD, BUY THEM LIKE HEM Cream Balm, which is so highly com series of live beautiful etchings, which 08 Attornevs. gether with a brief description of the important features, and you will be at mended, is a remedy which combine artistically outrank anything ol' the once advised as to the best course to pursue. Models are seldom necessary. If E R the important requisites of quick action kind ever issued by a railroad company, others are infringing on your rights, or if you are charged with infringement by AND TELL ^ E'N DS. specific curative power, with perfect while the absence of any advertising others, submit the matter to us for a reliable OPINION before acting oa the safety and pleasantness to the patient. 'eature renders them suitable for hang- "ONLY matter. Many ladies have used our machines The druggists all sell it. ng in your office, library or home. twenty to thirty years in their family work, No. 1 is "Washington Bridge," which THE PRESS CLAIHS COHPANY, and are still using the original machines Mr. Chidman, of the Fulton Market, spans the Harlem Uiver at 181st street, ONE we furnished them a generation ago. 19 E. Washington-st., reports that the 618 F STREET, NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D. C. agent of Armour & Co., of Chicago, one of the finest bridges in the world, Many of our machines have run more ind a marvel of engineering. In the P. O. Box 385. JOHN WEDDERBURN, Managing Attorney. than twenty years without repairs, other was in the city last week and made distance is High Bridge, the Croton NIGHT than needles. With proper care they him such terms on fine meats that the Viaduct. In the foreground a charac- aS"Thls Company is managed by a combination of the largest and most influential news- never wear out, and seldom need repair. Fulton Market is now able to sell all teristic river scene that will .be recog- papers in the United States, for the express purpose of protecting their subscrtbera We have built sewing machines for kinds of meats cheaper than ever. Call nized by any one at all familiar with OUT!" against unscrupulous and incompetent Patent Agents, and each paper printing this adver- more than forty years and have constantly and give their meats a trial. (05) the locality. tisement vouches for the responsibility and high standing of the Press Claims Company. improved them. We build our machines Excursion to Virginia April »tli, 1894. No. 2.—"Rock of Ages, Niagara Falls," «s~Cut this out and send it with your inquiry.-®* on honor, and they are recognized every- rom a photo by William H. Jackson THE QUICKEST TIME EVER where as the most accurately fitted and April 9th the Hocking Valley Ry. will sell exclusion tickets to Virginia & Co., Denver. A view that has been - - - MADE TO - - - finely finished sewing machines in the admired by every one who has seen it. One-Half Cheaper than Wood world. Our latest, the "No. 9," is the points at half rate. Address, H. A. OIL or Coal. No Smoke. Goes WILSON, D. F. A., Toledo, 0. The soft tones in which it is printed add result of our long experience. In com- (06) greatly to the effect of the falling wat BURNER in any Stove. petition with the leading machines of the kWANTACENTS ON world, it received the Grand Prize at the Miul.nl>.* Reduced Kates. ers and spray. Paris Exposition of 1889, as the best, For spring vacation of the Univer- No. 3-"Old Spring at West Point," SALARY OR COMMISSION also a photo by Wm. H. Jackson & Co., FLORIDA^ SEND FOR CATALOGUE other machines receiving only compli- sity of Michigan, Ypsilanti Normal, mentary medals of gold, silver and bronze. (leary Business College, the Toledo, Denver. A romantic scene, recalling OF PRICES AND TERMS. The Grand Prize was what all sought for, Ann Arbor & North Michigan Ry. will memories of summer days at the fa- and our machine was awarded it. sell tickets to students holding proper mous military academy. National Oil Burner Co certificates, at one and one-third fare No. 4.- "999 and the DeWitt Clinton." Cleveland, Ohio. • Send for our illustrated catalogue. We The famous Empire State Express en- NEWORLEANS STATION E. lor the round trip, to all points in want dealers in all unoccupied territory, Michigan and the Central Traffic Ass'n. gine "999" which occasioned such territory. widespread comment at the World's - - VIA WHEELER & WILSON MFG. CO. Tickets will be issued April 12th, 13th Pair, occupies the top half of the card, DO YOU KEEP IT IN THE HOUSE? and below appears the old "DeWiit 185 &. 187 WABASH AVE., CHICAGO. and 14th and limited to return up to and including April 23th. Clinton," affording a truly remarkable example of the progress of railroad C. H. & D. R. 8. GREENWOOD, Agent. J. F. SCHUH, (06) science in the past fifiy years. No. 5.—''Hounding the Nose, Mohawk AGNET, Nlglit Class In Shorthand. Valley." One of the handsomest rail- In order to accommodate a number o road pictures ever made. The scene is Ann Arbor, - Michigan. young people who wish to take up the just below Little Falls. AXD study of Shorthand, but who are occu- These etcnings are all printed on fine PAIN-KILLER E. C. MORRIS SAFE CO. pied during the day, the School of plate paper, 24x32 inches, suitable for Shorthand will, next week, organize an framing. Copies may be procured at (Incorporated.) evening class. All who wish to join the office of W. B. Jerome, General CINCINNATI Will Cure Cramps, Colic, Cholera- CAPITAL - $250,000. this class should call at once at the Western Passenger Agent, 97 Cl;irk-st., Successors to E. C. MOKRIS & Co. school at No. 20 S. Stato-st, third floor, Chicago, for fifty cents each, or will be FROM Morbus and all Bowel Complaints. 64 Sudbury St., Boston, Mass. front, and arrange for the course. 06 mailed in stiff tubes, secure from injury to any address, for 75 cents each, or any Hi-mill.lit Litre and Irtt.li Point < nilaiii PRICE, 25c, 50c, and $1.00 A BOTTLE. Fire and Burglai Proof Safes. four of them will be mailed to any oneToledo or Detroit. In our large curtain sale wo have been address for $2.40, or the entire set of M'ne iiest onoes obliged in order to accommodate some of for the Least Money. five will be mailed to any one address E'or Rates, Address: our customers to sell in odd numbers for $3.00 in currency, stamps, express and by so doing it left one, two and or postal money order by George II. I). B. TRACY. Northern Pass. At/,,,!, 1:,:, W. L DOUGLAS three curtains of a certain pattern on Jefferson-avt., Detroit. Mich.; -lolls H is- Daniels. General Passenger Agent, TAliLK. District Poet. Agent, •< Bridgest our hands. To close these odd curtains Grand Central Station, New York. (05) Toledo. 0.; I). <;. EDWAED8, 9*ntraiPas». out we placed them in our show window Agfiil. Cincinnati. (J. and I offer them at a great sacrifice. 6ENTLEMEN. Respectfully, Martin Hallcr. $5, $4 and S3.5O Dress Shoe. 52 S. Main and 4 W. Liberty-sts. (04) 83.5O Police Shoe, 3 Soles. For Sale. S2.5O, $2for Workingmen. Are you expecting to purchase a car- The Evening News, riage this spring? Call upon I. ('. $2 and 81.75 for Boys. Handy, at his paint shop over Seybold's •• The Great Daily of Michigan." blacksmith's shop on Fourth-ave, oppo- LADIES AND MISSES, site the Cook House. A splendid phae The Associated Press and many smaller news gathering agencies, Bank Hnfes, Bank Vaults, Bank 83, 82.60 82, $1.75 Vault Door**, and Deposit U'orkN ol ton, almost new, with canopy top. Dex- a thousand active correspon-^^^^^^ dents, a targe force of city CAUTION—If an? dealer all LimlM. ter springs and of latest style, is for u an< offers you W. I>. Donglaa and special reporters, care- rfO '*\V ^ ' ^ capable editors, ghoeg at a reduced price, The Bent Safe in the World. 150,000 in use. sale at a bargain. Also a new fold top or says he has them wlth- Always preserve their contents. phaeton, just from the shop, latest style, thoughtful editorial writers,//__ ftft_\\ special contributors and »ut the name stamped will be sold for less than cost. 09 on the bottom, put him Champ Inn It. .or,I in nil tbe Great Fires artists, work anceasingly ly J) day after day to produce down as a fraud* One ofthe largest and best equipped factories in X the country has just been erected near Boston, fitted with the latest and most improved tools, which ren- Commutation KateN Between "The Great Daily of Michi- \R». * W^'gan," to say nothing of the der facilities for manufacturing the best work at the tl and Ann Arbor. lowest prices, unequalled by any other concern in hundreds engaged in the^^TiiTTi^^ printing, mailing, and dis- the country. The Michigan Central railroad com- Our aim is to give the best construction and roost tribution of over 60,000 papers every day, throughout the State. improvements lor the least amount of money pany has now on sale individual com- Kstimatcs and specifications furnished upon ap- mutation tickets, forty rides each, lim- W. L. DOUCLAS Shoes are stylish, easy fitting, and give better plication. A<.r:> IS WAJiTED ited to one month, and good only be- Visit the Press Room of the News when in Detroit. satisfaction at the prices advertised than any other make. Try one pair and be con- oween Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti at the vinced. The stamping of W. L. Douglas* name and price on {he bottom, which rate of only five dollars. 04 2 CENTS * COPY. 66 SHELBY STREET, guarantees their value, saves thousands of dollars annually to those who wear them. 10 CCHTS A WICK. Dealers who push the sale of W. L. Douglas Shoes gain customers, which helps to Roller King is acknowledged to be the *I.2S roa 3 MONTH* «Y MAIL. DETROIT. increase the sales on their full line of goods. They can nUord to sell at a less profit, Agencies m every Tillage town and city in the State of Michigan. and ire believe you can save-moncy by buying all your footwear of the dealer adver- best patent flour. On sale by all first- Used below. Catalogue fr*\e upon application. e-la-i* grocers. (03tf) W. X.. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass. WM. BEINHART, 42 S. Main St.
f THE ANN ARBOR REGISTER. THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1894.
Cfa'0 WALKER & COflPANY, PROPRIETORS OF THE THE STAR $3,000.00 A YEAR FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS. Ann Arbor Carriage Works If you want work that i.^ pleasant and profitable, MAJfUJFACTUSJSSS OF STEAM LAUNDRY send u* your address Immediately. We teach men and women how to ears from $15.00 per day to S3,OOO per year without having had previous experience, and furnish the employment at which they can makfl that amount. Nothing difficult to CARRIAGES, COACHES AND SLEIGHS, COMPANY leaiu or that requires much time. The work ia easy, healthy,ami honorable, and can be done dur. No. 7 W. Liberty St., and 21—23 Ashley St. ing daytime or eve&ings, right in your own local- Invites Tour Patronage. iiv, wnerever yon live. The result of a few COPYRIGHT. 1891. hours' work often equals a week's waces, r \\ e have taught thousands of both sexes and all THE AUTH0R5 A_LUANCE. ages, and many have laid foundations that will surely bring them riches. Some of the smartest men In Ihla country owe their success in life to the start given them while in our employ years of ftie gTeat, cofnmcn, witless mass is eess' haughty surveillance, one Bomber OFFICE: 32 S. STATE ST. ago. You, reader, may
Miss H. M. Henley, of this city, was LADIES, WHEN MAK- married in Chicago last week to F. D. ING YOUR PURCH- Denny. CHILDREN'S SHOES. ASES DON'T FAIL The spring term of the parochial Spring Opening school of the Zion church will begin Choice of any Pair for . 75 Cts. TO BUY AT April 2. The Manchester Enterprise says fe- At the Busy Store of SCHAIRER & HILLEN. males are stars of the first magnitude. Former Price, . . $1.35 to $2.25. Prices to Suit the Times. THE OLD RELIABLE Correct. The Columbian Club (colored) will At the Outfitters != give its great cake walk next Thursday evening. BOWDISH & MATTESON, SILKS Here is a List that Will Pay You to See. No collection was taken up at the 32 South State Street. Congregational church last Sunday •2.000 yards Plain and Figured Cliina Silks, ail new styles, suitable for Dry Goods morning. Waists and Dresses, all to go at 25c a yd. 500 yards Printed China Silks, worth 50c, all to go at 39c a yd. Rev. Gelston held an Easter service A. L. Noble is expected back from The March meeting of the, Women's Slew York to day. League comes this week Saturday at 4 1,000 yank Japanese Silks, tight and dark grounds, 2/f inches wide, at the Homoeopathic hospital Sunday Ion ly for Waists and Dresses, worth 75c, all to go at 50c a yd. o'clock in McMillan Hall. The subject afternoon. It is rumored that Barney Morrison, 500 yds of Cheney's 27-inch Wash Silks, Dark and Light Grounds, for discussion will be "The Influence of HO USB! ho was reported lost by the sinking of small figures, icorth $1.00, ow price 75c a yd. German Club No. 1, will meet at Political Rights for Women." 1st, on Plain WhiU Hubutai Wash Silks at 45c a yd. vessel on the Pacific, is in the city. Miss Bessie Dunster's, 23 S. Division- woman herself; 2nd, on the home; 3d, Black and Colored Moirt SUks, good value at 75c, our price 50c a yd. st, this evening. Miss Dawson, of Detroit, has been Great Bargains in Black Silks at 50c, 75c and $1.00 a yd. OUR STOCK OF on society; 4th, on the political world. Joe Staebler and John Schmid loMing a Lenten class in needlework in Eight young ladies will take part in the shipped a large number of sheep to his city. Mrs. Angell, Mrs. Morris symposium, four taking the affirmative Black Dress Goods. Dress Goods, Buffalo last week. md several of the faculty ladies have and four the negative view of the ques- All Wool Serges, Henriettas, Cords and Stripes, worthlSOc and 60c: all to een attending. tion. A general discussion will follow. Silks, Rev. H. Churchill, of Napoleon, con- IJO nt S9r a yd. All members, it is hoped, will be pres- ducted the burial services of Mrs. Geo. Friday morning last Patrick Mulligan 46-inch nTl Wool Black Velvets, ied at his home, No. 83 Broadway, at ent. Admission for ladies, not members, imported Serge, worth Read several days ago. 75c, to go at 50c a yd. Dress Trimmings, he age of 71 years. The funeral ser- ten cents. The M. C. R. R. has donated several .•ices were held Sunday afternoon from .'fO-inch Union Twills, The rally held by the Y. M. C.A. last Cloaks, cars of gravel to the city. It will be .he house, Mrs. E. R. Sunderland offici- Serges and Henriettas at Friday night at Bethlehem Lutheran .'•<• " yd. ating. Shawls, used for graveling Depot-st. church was well attended by the young .1. .1. Ferguson has a contract for "Fitzgibbon," the enterprising staff men in the city. Addresses were made COLORED DRESS 600DS. Furs, building a ten-room house for Mrs. correspondent of the Detroit Evening by Messrs. Dean, Mills, Allmendinger, Double Fold Mixed Blankets, Lathrop at No. 42 E. Ann-st. Xows, says Andrew J. Sawyer's plea in Perry, Jacobs, Schairer, Revs. Cobern, Flannel Suitings in Tedi-ow, Bradshaw, Willett and others. Black, Navy, Green and There will be a pupils' concert, he DeFrance trial was said to be the Flannels, The young men were shown very clearly Brown—a bargain at 15c March 29, at eight o'clock, at Frieze best plea ever heard in the Kalamazoo yd, that they had a very important work Memorial Hall, School of Music. :ourt house. 45-inch Pure Wool Underwear, to do in this city, and that if they would S. D. Nesmith was in town last night. Stripe imported Dress Comfortables, Joseph Mead, a vagrant, was taken go forward and do the very best they Goods, good value at 50c, before Justice Pond, who sent him to This morning he went to Ann ArbDr, could they would have the hearty co-op- our price 29c a yd. Hoesiery, jail for two days for being drunk. and from that city he goes to Philadel- eration of all the business and profes- 40-inch all Wool mix- phia. The sanguine Samuel still in- sional men in Ann Arbor. tens and Spring Suitings Gloves, Mrs. Annie Ward Foster will give a ists that the street railway deal will at 39c a yd. full-dress two-step party for all her ad- be a "go.'"—Adrian Press. 25 pieces newest shades Laces, vanced pupils on Wednesday, April 4th. Messrs. Dietas and Schantz have in Hi'ariettas and Serges, Mrs. Trueblood will give an enter- formed a partnership and will carry on at 39c a yd. Embroideries, The Ann Arbor Milling Co. has a tailoring business at 48 S. State-st. tainment in the High School Hall Fri- Both these gentlemen are good work- //'i-iiifh. Pun Wool im- Ribbons, rented the grain elevator at East day evening, March 30, for the benefit of men and entirely competent to do first- ported Serges, worth 75c, Cohotah and will begin business April the Sewing School. All interested in class work in every respect. We wish tor 60e a yd. Corsets, 2nd. the work are cordially invited to at- to call the attention of our readers to ~'i Ladies' JV«« Spring this firm's advertisement on page four. < 'atnbric Wr a pp e rs, Veilings, John Berger has purchased the brick t3nd. Admission, ten cents. Latest Style, worth $1.50, store on the northeast corner of Liberty The suit of Dr. V. D. Garwood vs. for 98c. Notions, and Ashloy-sts. of George VVaidelich Homer C. Finley before Justice Bennett OUR 25 CENT COLUMN. for $4,600. Hand'ch's, Saturday last, resulted in a verdict of NEW SPRING CAPES, William Clements, of Lodi, has been Advertisements, such as To Rent, For Bale $72.68 and costs of suit, for the complain- and Wants, not exceeding three lines, can be JACKETS AND WRAPS. Table Linens, notified that he received a prize on the ant. The complainant purchased a inserted three weeks for 35 cemn. wheat he exhibited at the Columbian horse of defendant on account, but We heive been receiving Towels, Exposition. daily for the past week laimed the horse was not as repre- WANTED. many leading styles in Counterpanes, Koch & Henne sent a wagon load of ANTED—Position •b„y a_n. experienced sented. Wnursr with best recommendationlomi s fron -pr, neat, nobby and serviceable furniture to Saline last week. Car Hi N. Thayer-st. t Napkins, Miss Minnie Durheim, No. 11 S. Divi- physicians Miss Dora Helle *£retsnt AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS. HIABCH, APRIL AND .HAY . iL'iRS OF ATOMS. Is Hie Seasou for Catarriial Dyspepsia. The Blood .Must be Cleansed. . •»-t Nfti-ck Visible Contains RINSEY & SEABOLT MILAN LEADER. The symptoms of catarrhal dyspepsia • ••>* of Particle*. The Creamery is now receiving be- I iw persons outside of Ho. 6 and 8 Washington St. tween 25,000 and 30,000 pounds of milk are: Coated tongue, pain or heavy lot the biological students that PERFECT HEALTH per week. They expect soon to receivt ng in the stomach, sour stomachi liavo i.iy I ea of what is meant by the . •AND Have always on hand a complete Stock that amount daily, and will then put in iielching of ga% dizzy head, sometimes expression "ap ;:torn of matter." When everything in the another skimmer. Milan can be con- headache, despondent feelings, loss of the microscope is applied to the exami- gratulated upon having such an enter- prise. appetite, palpitation of heart and irreg- aation of living tissue, whether that tissue be of animal or vegetable life, it HOW IT WAS OBTAINED. CHELSEA STANDARD. ularity of the bowels. is soon observed that all living things TBADB MARK. The burned district is to be rebuilt. For this condition Pe-ru-na is found OR. A. OWEN. GROCERY LIE Frank Staff an has purchased half of the sre made up of minute bodies called to be an admirable remedy. In all 'organisms." Experts in the various 3 Babcock block and the two gentlemen cases it brings prompt relief to the ACROSS THE PLAINS IN 52. will erect a building together. This is branches of biological research will also welcome news as many were afraid the painful symptoms, and in a large per tell you that no essential difference can TeasXoffees and Sugars buildings would never be rebuilt. cent, of the cases it makes a permanent be distinguished between thoBe cells A GOLD MINER DISCOVERS SOMETHING MORE PRECIOUS THAN GOLD. cure. Pe ru na soothes the Inflamed which go to make up the sum total of All prime articles bought for cash arid can THE YPSILANTIAN. animal life and those which give the »II LITERAKV NOTES. An I iiKi't-ii I n. my Th« silver Lining;. AN EDUCATION FOK TEN CENTS. Is more to be dreaded than an open and She was a bright, light-hearted little OYERBECK & STAEBLER, visible one. That suitable and lurking woman, and when her husband failed Complete Course in Book-keeping, With the March number "The Are-foe, which under the generic name of Graduating With a Diploma. DEALERS IN na" is permanently enlarged to 144 in business apd they had to give up malaria manifests itself,when it clutch- their pretty house and go to boarding, A business education is some hing pages. Especially noteworthy are the es us in its tenacious grasp, in the vari- she tried to make the best of it. For lat every person should have, whether important social and Economic papers, ous forms of chills and fever, billious remittent, dumb ague or ague cake.can hours after receiving the sad news she ngaged in business or not; but, it is not whose titles are: "The Cause of Finan- sought some compensation for poverty, GROCERIES only be effectual y guarded against its Iways to be obtained, either from lack cial Panics;" 'The Nationalization of and all of a sudden gave a chuckle of insidious attacks with Hostetter's Stom- f money or time, and in a very large AND GASOLINE. Railroads;" "The Right of Eminent ache Bitters.a thorough antidote to the delight. umber of cases it is a combination of Domain" and "Jesusor Caesar." Arena poison of miasma in the system, and a "Oh, it isn't so bad being poor, after safeguard against it thoroughly to be oth that keeps the knowledge seeker IT IS HUMAN NATURE TO WANT Pub. Co., Boston, Mass. ,11," she laughed. relied upon. In the event of a malari- Her husband looked at her inquiring- ack. SOMETHING FOR NOTHING. ous attack avoid poisoning your system y. "Why?" asked he, grimly. with qulnine,and use instead this whole- It pays to be a REGISTER reader, and The Easter number of Harper's Ba- some remedy, unobjectionable in laste 'Because," announced the little o one but a REGISTER reader can take zar, published March 17th, contains and far more efficacious than any drug woman, confident that she had chanced upon a shred of the silver lining to the dvantage of the following grand offer. three complete short stories: "A Dis- Use the Bitters for dyspepsia, bilious- A regular Business College Course, tinction and a Difference," by Marion ness, constipation, kidney complaints lark cloud—"because we won't have SILVERWARE and rheumatism. any servants to bother about."— vith graduating examination and Harland, "Easter Hats" by Kate Upson larper's Bazar. handsome Diploma granted to success dark, and "A Disdainful Youth," by Given away FREE at »nar rtipn osiu. ull students all for 10 cents per week Eva Wilder McGlasson. The sugges- She—When you asked papa for per- HOW'S riit»? nd coupons cut from this paper. Did We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- tions for Easter, furnished by various mission to marry me, did lie say ou ever get a better chance? The popular writers, will be unusually at- much? ward for any case of Catarrh that can- A YOUNG GIRTS FORTUNE. He—Not much.—Truth. iot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. ourse will last 10 weeks, and is con- tractive. Harper & Bros. \ J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, ucted by one of the best practical book- AN INTERESTING SKETCH. W. F. LODHOLZ'S O. Nothing appeals so strongly to a mother's Two Kinds. eepers in the country, and its prolici- The wife who always says: "I told yon so" We, the undersigned, have known P. affection as her daughter Just budding into Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly for womanhood. Following is an instance: Out When things unpleasant have occurred, . Cheney for the last 15 years, and be- noy is guaranteed, and is positively dauahtor, Blanche, now 15 years of age, had April is a typical number of this favor- Is not as bad as wires who ait ieve him perfeetly honorable in all bus- elf-in-structive, no teacher required. boenterribly afflicted with nervousness, and And simply look, without a word. ness transactions and financially able had lost the entire use of her right arm. the Grocery Store, 4 & 6 Broadway. ite periodical. The opening paper is a —Philadelphia Record. Every parent and guardian should was in such a condition that we had to Reep delightful account, by Charles Bradford o carry out any obligations made by her from school and abandon her music les- heir firm. ee to it that their children start with sons. In fact, we feared St. Vitus dance, and This is the way it is done, with every Hudson, of that Mecca of students, the PLENTY OF KE.VSOV. WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Drug- Vo 1, and keep it up to the end, and are positive but for an Invaluable remedy cash sale, whether it be 10c or 50c, we Latin quarter of Paris; illustrated with she would have had that terrible affliction. gists. Toledo, O. every young man or woman, who has We had employed physicians, but she received give you a coupon showing the amount fourteen drawings by the author, in- WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN, no beneflt from them. The first of last August a desire to master a knowledge of book she weighed but 75 pounds, and although she purchased and when you have bought cluding a page picture of the fantastic Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Keeping, should take advantage of the has taken only three bottles of Nervine she Groceries or any goods in our line to Mid-Lent Carnival in the Place du Pan- Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter- now weighs 106 pounds; her nervousness and nally, acting directly upon the blood offer of a life time. Read the adver- symptoms of St. Vitus dance are entirely gone, the amount of $40, $45 or $50 you can theon. Other illustrated descriptive she attends school regularly, and studies with and mucous surfaces of the system, risement in another column and then have yourjehoice of the twenty beauti- articles are "The Bermudas," by Dr. ,T. comfort and ease. She has recovered complete rice. 7oc. per bottle. Sold . by all >ring or send to this office the coupons use of her arm, her appetite is splendid, and ful pieces of silverware, such as Sugar B. Mattison, and Logging in Northern Druggists. Testimonials free. with 10 cents. No extra charge for no money could procure for our daughter the Uoalth Dr. Miles' Nervine has brought her. Bowls, Spoon Holders, Cream, Fruit, Wisconsin," by W. H. Stead. copies sent by mail. When my brother recommended the rem- A Trne Helpmate. edy I had no faith in patent medicines, and Caster, Berry, Pickel, Butter Dishes, would not listen to him, but as a last resort etc. Call and examine. Remember Wife— I have made two hundred dol- My son has been afflicted with nasal he sent us a bottle, we began giving it to la his i,itper on "Peons of the South,"* lars this afternoon. catarrh since quite young. I was induced Blanche., and the effect was almost immodi- everything in the Grocery Line sold publi hed by the American Academy of o try Ely's Cream Balm, and before ate."-Mrs. E. R. Bullock, Brighton. N. Y. Husband—I'hew! Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine is sold by all cheap for cash. Political and Social Science, Mr. Geo. "You paid only three hundred for that he had used one bottle that disagreeable druggists on a positive guarantee, or sent EL Holmes, of the Census bureau, shows old piano, didn't you?" •atarrhal smell had all left him. He directby'the Dr. Miles Medical Co., Klkl.ur' appears as well as anyone. It is the lnd., on receipt of price, fl per bottle, six that the Southern tanner is held in a "Yes." bottles for 85, express prepaid. It is posit ivtlv w. F. LODHOLZ, "Well, I have sold it for five hun- >est catarrh remedy in the market.—.T. •'ree from opiates or dangerous drugs. C. Olrnstead, Arcola, 111. 2 form of bondage by the merchant. dred." 4 and 6 Broadway. This bondage is one of debt, contacted "My! my! What are you going to do to furnish himself with clothing, sup with the money?" A Garden Free. plies, etc. "There isn't any money." Send us 10 cents for 3 months sub •Holmes, Geo. K. "The Poens of the Chicago Girl — Under the circum- "Eh?" cription to Homes and Hearths. Lumber! South." Philadelphia. American Aca- stances, what would you do if you "I sold it to a dealer. He gives me a Those We will send yon as a present, trans- de.ny of Politics) anil Social Science. were in my shoes? new piano for a thousand dollars and portation prepaid, Lumber I Puliiic.ttiou No. 10). Pp. 10,paper, 8vo. St. Louis Girl—Get lost.—Hallo. allows me five hundred dollars for the X5 c,;n s. old one. If you'd stay at home, and A MAGNIFICENT PREMIUM PACKAGE OF Dramatic Note. let me go to your office and attend to Pimples 202 choice, fresh va- rie,ies from iargest Lumber I The Atn»rican Academy of Poiitlcul "I'm investigating hypnotism. I your business, you'd soon be rich. Just have made considerable progress," said growers in the world, including such and Social Science has issued, as No. think! Two hundred dollars a day is Are tell-tale symptoms that your blood popular leidersas Hwrnt Peas, (Bote- If you contemplate building call ait a well-known New York author to Hos- is not right—full of impurities, causing 101 of its series of publications a trans- seventy-three thousand a year."—N. Y. ntton, Grand Blue, Queen of England tetter McGinnis. Weekly. a sluggish and unsightly complexion. lation, by Professor Edw. P. Cheyney. A few bottles of S. S. 8. will remove I-a Fxkford, 'all new," etc.) also Pan- "You don't say so." mes, (Rex, Gold Margined, Snow Queen, of the Univeisity of Pennsylvania, of it all foreign and impure matter, cleanse "Yes, indeccU I can put you to sleep Why Will Yon Highland, etc ) also Asters, (Jewel. Per- FERDON typical extent.* The extent was a de- in Cvo minutes." the blood thoroughly, and give a clear Allow your health to gradually fail' and rosy complexion. It is most effect- fection, Victoria, etc.) and many scription and estimate of the area und "What! Have you written another If you are closely confined indoors with ual, ana entirely harmless. others. The whole is a perfect wealth val ie of an E gli.sh manor, including play?" asked llostetter.—Alex Sweet, little or no exercise, and desire good of flowers, fit for a royal garden. in Texas Sittings. health, you must take care of y( Urielf. Chas. Heaton, 73 Laurel Street, Phila., says: a listofihe tenants, with their holdings, T "I have had for years a humor in my blood Homes and Hearths is an attractive 16 Use Sulphur Bitters, and you will ha . e which made me dread to shave, as small boils or page monthly, wi h lovely illustrations, rents and services. Chain of Lakes, Waupaca, \VI». a sound mind and a strong body. pimples would be cut, thus causing shaving to splendid, absorbing original stories; The attention of those liguring on a be a great annoyance. A fter taking three bottles Lumber Yard •Cheyney, Edw. P. "The Mediseval special departments for FASHION and Proved by Experiment. i»_aj_»_»a my face is all clear and smooth as Manor; Translation of a Typical Ex- place for their "summer outing" is BClCflCJI it should be—appetite splendid, HOME DECORATION; best selected tent." Philadelphia: The American called to Waupaca. Wis , located on the Mouldy Mike—These ere newspapers •sVJssi^SM sleep well and feel like running a matter; FIRESIDE FUN; a perfect COR. FOURTH AND DEPOT STS. Academy of Po itical and Social Science. Wisconsin Central Lines, about 20( Is just a pack o' lies, that's wot they foot race all for the use of S. S. S. mine of pleasure and value. The pa- And get vour figures for all kinds of miles from Chicago. It is a delightful Treatise on blood and skin diseases mailed free. Publication No. 101. Pp. 17, piper, are. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. per will contain other splendid premium Svo. 35 cents. spot, surrounded by a beautiful chain Ragged Robert—Wot yeh been read- offers. Address of lakes, which abound in bass, trout in1? HOMES & HEARTHS Pub. Co., pike, pickerel and muskallonge. Gooc A review of the Life and Correspon- "I read an account of a feller from New York. LUMBER! hotel accommodations at rates withii dence of Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, D. reach of all. For full particulars, maps New York wot went inter a big hote in a small town, an' said he wanted to We manufacture our own Lumber' *nd n., late Dean of Westminster, by Row- and guide books, address .las T. Pond guarantee land E. Prothers, under the title of Genl. Passr. Agt., Milwaukee, Wis. buy the hotel, an' made 'em an offer FINE DRESS MAKING an' give 'em a check wot wasn't no Dean Stanley of Westminster," ap- good, an' lived there a week on the fa IN THE LATEST STYLES. VERY LOW PRICES ! pears in the issue of Littell's Living Horrible Rumor, o' the land 'fore he had to light ou •\ge dated March 17, No. 2593. The w'en the check came back, an' it never SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Give us a call we will make it to your Little Frances came home from th interest, as our large and well graded cost him a cent—that's wot the paper WHAT PEFFER'S BEtWIGQR DID. MISS EMMA STEBBENS, -autliir of the review, a personal friendol kindergarten and announced that sh nuct3po\.£ifnlly aiui quickly. Curea when ail No. 7 Thoinpson-St., Ann Arbor, stock fully sustains our assertion. '.he late Dean, has a touching tribute to had refused to take hold of Fredd; said." others fail. Toxmffmen regain lost iMiuihood; old iaon recoveryouthful vitfor. Absolutely Ouar< FRUIT TREES FOK SALE. his memory and indulges in some pleas- Brown's hand when the circle wa "Mebby that's true." ttateee* td -::^e Kon on*tie*.*, JLost Vitality, JAMES TOLBERT, Prop. Ira potency, *a iirMly JT.trii >»;ioi,M, ijORlFowtr, FOR THE NEXT TFN DAYS ant reminiscences and amusing anec- formed. "No it ain't." »1 • «--»• fle'S* 1 iif '• ing Memory, Wj*stln(f II l*i- T. J. KEECH, Supt. ,r«*i--., u»'H*u effectn of srlf afruse or fiTCflflflCfl and Apple trees, 5 to 7 ft. per hundred $15 "Why was that, Frances?" askei "How do yeh know?" indiscretion, Wards o!T ln.-anlty and contumption. mamma. "How do I know? Why, quick as Don't let drujtRists impose aworthlrsssulistituteon Pear " 5 to 7 ft. " 30 Another paper in the same issue by you becauso ItyioIUs »jrrc:itpr profit. Insist on hav- Plum " 5 to 6 ft. " 30 "Because, mamma," replied the in read it I tried it myself—an' they inK PEFFER'H \ER VIGOR, OTSend for tt. Sir Herbert Maxwell on "Boros," will Can be carried in vest pocket. Propr-id, plain wrap- Cherry " 4 to 5 ft. " 30 dignant little lady, "I heard a rumo kicked me out."—N. Y. Weekly. per, 1*1 per box, or « for #55, with A Positive be appreciated by all those—and is not Written Ouurantee to Cure or Refund the Peach " 3 to 4 ft " 10 that Freddy Brown squeezes little girls Money. Pamphlotfree. 8otd by druggists. Address Apricott " 4 to 5 ft. " 40 JPKFtf KK MEDICAL ASS'.\, Chicago, 111. If Not, Why Not their name legion?—who can count at Considers it "a household necessity. bands. "—Judge. Mr. A. J. Whiting, Newton, Kansas Quince, Orange 2 to 3 ft " 25 ieast one of the genius among their ac- accentu tes his opinion thus: "I hav Sold by Everbach Drug and Chemical Go. Currants, $10 to $20 per hundred. quaintances. It is published by Littell Rheumatism knocked higher than nspd Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup in m Goosberry, 10c to 25c each. USE & Co., Boston, at $8.00 a year. A speci- cite. Mr. J. N. Bucher, Mineral Point f.unily for the last eight years and con Blackberry, Raspberry, Grapes, .ider it a household necessity." PROTECT YOUR FAMILY and everything very low. An endless Bloom of Roses for the complexion* 5e men copy may be obtained for 15 cents. )hio, deposes and says: "I have used variety of flowers and ornamental trees, Salvation Oil for rheumatism and in and lOcpackagett. TeU.TAle l'rcoceupatlon. OR- very cheap. All first-class. one or two applications knocked it Toiletlne for the complexion, So and. Mr. Appleton Morgan opens the ligher than a kite." Mother—Well, dear, did you enjoy J. A. DIBBLE, 33 Detroit St.. March Popular Science Monthly with a your walk this afternoon? MAKE A GOOD INVESTMENT. Ann Arbor, lUich. 10c packages. severe arraignment of prohibition un- Daughter—O, yes, mother. Glycerine with Lavender for the hands der the title Abolish All Prohibi tive Shn Had It AH. Mother—Did you walk all by your- and face, 25c per bottle. Mrs. H.—Have you had your mono- Liquor Laws. The same number con- self? CLOSING OUT SALE Hair Invigorator, keeps the hair from [jram put on your carriage? Daughter—O, yes, mother. Insure in The Old Reliable NEW falling out, 75c per bottle. tains some interesting recollections of Mrs. B. (who is making her debut IN Mother—Well, then, dear, how was YORK Hair Dressing, keeps th<> hair from fal- of his long intimacy with Tyndall, by into society)—Yes, indeed. And I had it you started with a parasol and came ling out, 25e per bottle. Prof. Huxley. Amherst W. Barber 'R. S. V. P.' put with it, just like your back with a walking-stick?—Vogue. •contributes a dish of.horrors perpetrat- lovely invitation cards.—Demorest's Sweet Clover, BatterColor,apnrevege- WINTER MILLINERY table color, 10,15 and 25c a bottle. -ed under the European Law of Torture Magazine. Tit for Tat. LIFE INSURANCE CO. which was in force down to about a Ifa an III Wind, Etc. Mr. Wickwire—Here you have gone Red and Yellow Cake Coloring, 2Oe OK. and bought a lot of stuff you have no Assets equivalent to more than 200 Hats Trimmed and Retrimmed, Rib- We also prepare a full line of FlaTortng hundred years ago. Under the title Primus—Dalton's sight has become Extracts, such as Orange, Lemon, Van use for, and never will have, just be- tons of Gold. Customs and Superstitions of the May-strangely affected, poor fellow! He cause it was put on the bargain coun- bons, Tips, Fancy Feathers, and every- Ilia, Celery, Pine Apple, Pear, Straw* as there is a curious assortment of the sees everything double. ter. If that isn't just like a woman! Surplus equivalent to more than 25 berry, Etc. Secundus—15y jove! I'm glad you thing in the Millinery Line at half price. beliefs of this people. Sir James Crich- Mrs. Wickwire—Well, I don't care. We would also call your attention to oor C. mentioned it. I owe him ten dollars tons of Gold. Anyhow, I haven't been saving up This Sale will continue till February. P. BAKING POWDER. Strictly a pure ton Urowne, M. I)., writes on Biology »nd I'll tender him this five.—Judeo. newspaper coupons like you have.—In- If you are prosporous, there is no bet- Cream of Tarter Baking Powder, free from and Ethics. There is an article on Ladies, please attend this Sale and get Ammonia and Alum. We guarantee U»l» dianapolis Journal. The Action of Massage upon the Mus- ter investment. your Hats at Half Price. Baking Powder equal to any In the market. cles, by Dr. Douglas Graham, and the Hood's Pills are purely vegetable. Are you in debt? provide for your The above Preparations are all manufac- Children Cry for Respectfully yours, tured in the Laboratory of THE EBEBBACH first of a series of papers on The Ice family and creditors in event of your CHEMicaL Co. and are guaranteed to prove Age and its Work, by the distinguished ADotner BISICT. 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