THE ANN ARBOR REGISTER. VOL. xv. NO. 35. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1889. WHOLE NO. 766.

and then a long, loud roll of thunder, then tion of corn is lower, showing only 68 pei Shall Women be Allowed to Vote. A DEMOCRATIC ROW. a shower of cinders and molten stone cent, of an average crop. Potatoes show The question of femal« suffrage has ag- REMNANTS ! REMNANTS! thrown into the air far above our heads. 95 per nent. of a crop, meadow and pas itated the tongues and pens of reformers J. CAVANAUSH'S EVEC- We had to watch closely that none of tures, 97 per cent., clover 98 per cent, for many years and good arguments have TIOJT. these cinders struck us. A period of hay 91 per cent., and apples 73 per cent been adduced for and against it. Many silence for about a quarter of a minute In Washtenaw county the estimate o of the softer sex would vote intelligibly A Big Fight in the Democratic Ranks and then another belching forth of molten crops is as follows : Wheat 13,45 bushels and maDy of them would vote as their hus- Over the Division of the Spoils.— matter. It now got too hot for us and we per acre; corn 70 per cent.; oals 38 bush- bands did, and give no thought to the A Strong Effort to Defeat Car- Mack & Schmid. were obliged to descend a short way els per acre; potatoes 94 percent; hay 8i merits of a political issue. They would anansli but he Secured per cent.; apples 83 per cent. all vote for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip- the Plam.- Secretary down, but before doing so I gave the tion because they know it is a boon to guide two raw eggs which I had carefully The reports from 16 of the 25 elevators of the Board of and mills in this county show the follow- their sex. It is unequaled as a cure for School Exam- carried all the way Irom Pompeii. The leucorrhea, abnormal discharges, morning iners. guide took them scooped out a hole in the ing : Wheat marketed in July, 21,912 bushels; marketed in June too late for re- sickness and the countless ills to which Extraordinary Remnant Brotherly love and quiet doth not pre- lava where we stood and laid the eggs in port, 25,079 bushels; marketed in 11 women are subject. It is the only reme- it. We waited about a minute, I should vail in the democratic camp in Washtenaw months, 725,420 bushels; marketed since dy for woman's peculiar weaknesses and say, and he pronounced them " done ", Aug. 1, 1888, 772,411 bushels. ailments, sold by druggists, under a posi- Sale! county. In fact the very opposite proves took them on a paper to a cool spot and tive guarantee fro.c the manufacturers to be the case and the air is filled with eDJoyed the Vesuvius roaster's work very that it will give satisfaction in every case They Don't Go. In consequence of this season's extensive sales, and more especially resulting threats of vengence upon the heads of much. The eggs were done to a turn and or money will be refunded. See guaran- The committees from the common tee upon wrapper around bottle. from the late cut prices, we find on our hands a large lot of short ends which we several leading democrats, and upon the with salt were much relished after so hard have to take from the shelves in order to have space for the daily arriving new a climb. Resting on the softest cinder we council and Business Men's Association fall stock. This great accumulation of Remnants forces us to slash prices way judge of probate and members of the found we took in the view which lay spread held a joint meeting and appointed H. J. down, in many cases to disregard value altogether, and simply to try to clear them Board of School Examiners in particular. Private lessons in dancing will begin at out of our way. out at our very feet. There was the sea, Brown as a special committee to conioiu- the State-st Academy of Dancing Sept. 1. The nice little fight grows out of the the bay and five cities dotting the coast. Come early to secure first pick and save money. All remnants marked in nicate with H. W. Ashley, general man- The general classs begins Oct. 1. 66 plain figures. election of Martin J. Cavanau(?h as secre- Pompeii lay nestled among the vineyards, ager of the T. & A. A., in regard to the the ancient city, but half excavated, look- tary of the Board, one of the best paying date on which the company would furnish OCR 23 CENT COLUMN. Remnants of Prints. Remnants of Sateens, 4 to 10 yards ed like a huge brick kiln before the bricks Remnants of ftlHglini lengths. offices in the county, the salary being are burned. From our point of view a train. Judging from the tone of Mr. Advertisements, such as To Rent, For Sale, Remnants of Muslins. Remnants of White 4»oorg, T. J. Keech, F. H. Bel- nace, gas, etc. Price half down, balance on ser and H. Hutzel. Ftime. Inquire of S. D. Allen, No. 90 Washington- Babbitt and Brown for the sake of peace saw the bright stream of lava issuing from St. 68 For School Wear. and harmony, not to elect Cavanaugb. the crevasses of the mountain not far The following communication has been OR 8ALE, CHEAP—New bouse of six rooms; Manchester was represented by a petition from where we had been standing. We handed in by the committee for publics - hard and soft water, good cellar; small pay- If so, please DO NOT FORGET that we have anticipated your wants and bought a signed by the leaders in that vicinity. Fment down. No. 2 Brook-st., opposite 69 Miller could not see it before because the sun tion: Ave. 67 Large and, Tell Assorted Line of Stilts, etc., for that purpose, which we Tne faithful of this city was represented had been shining. It was now fast grow- There is a movemement on foot, emanating by J. F. Schuh, Mayor Beakes, M. Bren- from some representative citizens, to introduce OUSE F m SALE—67U E. Washington. Will will sell at Especially LOW Prices. We are SURE we can satisfy EVERYONE ing dark and the fires in the volcano could German in two ward schools at least. It is pro- be sold cheap, if sold by Sept. 1st, '89. 67 that will look over the goods. We also have a LARGE LINE of Suits for ner, M. Stabler, T. F. Hutzel, E. B. Nor- be plainly seen. A perfect river of fire oosed to pay an extra tuition for this privilege. H ris and a number of minor lights. They Wherever the German has been studied in con- TiOR SALE. CHEAP—Good carriage horse. Is Youths and Men which we will sell at correspondingly LOW PRICES. Don't entreated, begged and threatened each of flowed from the mountain and crackling nection with the English language the experience ' also a first claes (addle horse. Enquire at cinders rolled down the steep sides into aught that the study of the English language Iiffice A. A. Gas Co. 66_ Forget the Place. those to whom was left the matter of s more successful and satisfactory. filling the position. Brown was notified the valley below. The darker it got the There is no doubt that such a movement in a OR SALE—Curbing stone at reasonable rates. finer was the appearance of the lava University town like ours will be welcomed by FAddress Box 1233, City. 67 that his chances of ever being county many citizens of different nationalities; and out- COR. MAIN AND WASHINGTON STS., clerk would be ended should he vote for stream which looked for all the world like siders will seek homes at Ann Arbor to avail BARGAIN—8150 will buy our family horse, Cavanaugh. They talked of political deals an immense forge. No wonder Vulcan themselves of this rare opportunity for the benefit A buggy and harness. The horse is perfectly of their children. safe for anyone to drive. E. B. Hall. 67 being made at the expense of the party. hung around Olympus and let his Cyclops The number of persons visiting Germany for But all arguments were of no avail and do the work, forging armor for gods and msiuess, recreation, health and especially study, J'OR SALE—Gasoline stove, good as new, with is enormously increasing. A knowledge of the I all the latest improvements. Parties that J. T. JACOBS & CO. Cavanaugh was elected, thus giving two heroes. I think Vulcan showed good taste German language therefore, acquired in early called while we were away will now find us at of the most lucrative offices in the county in this regard at least. childhood, where the difficulty of pronouncing is home, 26 N. Thayer. Qeo. W. Millen. K to the members of the same firm, a division After one half hour's precipitious descent easily overcome, is a treasure in itself. OR SALE OR RENT—Good brick house, THE COMMITTEE. furnished; with good well, barns, etc., and of the spoils which oauses the hungry we reached the horses. Mounting them F acres of land. Enquire on premises, No. 76 democrats to howl. "Let the merry we beicari the sliding process on them al- ler-st, or of G. H. Rhodes, 12 Wash.-st. 66 dance go on." so. The slow pace we had complained of Real Estate Transfers. Mary C. Albrecht to E. B. & M. C. Al- U>OR SALE — Modern House, with furnace, in coming up was just what was needed brecht, Ann Arbor 1 P centrally located. For particulars call at No. IMPOETANT! in going down. The guide riding behind eorge M. Russell to William Gotta, Au- 1 Maynard st. County Fair Fruit Premiums. gusta 1000 would cry "Arrant" and the pace was Adaline E. Holland to Caroline H. Cbapin few pairs of beautiful fantail doves for sale, WE DON'T OFFER FOR SALE REFUGE GOODS, REJECTED BY The fruit department having been unin- quickened. Another hour's riding brought Ann Arbor 3800 L cheap. Eugene Phillips Hall, Hill-st. HONEST RETAILERS AND THROWN INTO AUCTION HOUSES TO Alfred E. Perty to Mary E. Martin, Ypsi- BE AFTERWARDS DISPOSED OF THROUGH QUESTIONABLE tentionally omitted from the published us to the main road and in one half hour lanti 500 OR SALE.—Thirty acres of land one mile premium list, the county fair officials more the horses brought us up before the Thos. Neat to Laura S. Northrop. Ypti- Ffrom Court House, also ten acres in the city CHANNELS, SUCH AS SNIDE BANKRUPT SALES, ETC. lanti 1000 and house and lot in the city. Address F. C. authorize the payment of the following hotel. It was 9 o'clock. We had made James N. Wallace to Herbert F. Day, Ypsi- i 32 Ann-st. the ascent in 6 hours and returned un- lanti $ 900 OR SALE —Building lots, fronting west side premiums in the fruit department: Joseph McMahon to John A. McMahon, Mann-st; extra view; sizes to suit; longtime scathed. A good supper and a tip for Manchester „„ 6000 For payments. J. D. Duncan, 76Miller-ave. 1. Largest and best display the guide made us all happy. We turned Hudson T. Morton to Oscar O. Sorg, Ann of Apples, not leas than IS HONEST GOODS Oil NONE AT ALL Arbor 200 OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR FARM.- varieties *5 00 3 00 2 00 in for the night vowing that we would Chas. S. Chadwick to Wm. D. Chadwick, House and 24 City Lots.—Appl' y 48 South 2. Display of Winter Apples, never go any nearer the lower regions Sharon 2500 MaiFn St., Ann Arbor. -WE OFFER- not less than ten varie- Sarah E. Bogardus to Edgar Bogardus, ties 2 00 1 00 50 than that. We had had all we wanted Ypsilanti 600 [7OR RENT—Three rooms fully furnished for 9. Display Quinces 100 50 25 ceived from 89G correspondents, represent- Wm. H. Wellsto Edward A. Gott, Ann V housekeeping, near the University. Suitable WARRANT EVERT PAIR. 10. Plate Quinces, any varie- ing 670 townships. Of these reports, 614 Arbor 1 for man and wife. No. 5 N. Unlversity-ave. 68 ty 50 25 Julia Maria Clark, by heirs, to Wm M. 11. Largest and best display of are from 411 townships in the southern Clark, Ann Arbor „ 5000 OR RENT—A suite of rooms in the Hamilton Peaches 2 00 1 00 6» Wm. Gibson to Albert F. Ball, Milan 475 FBlock, suitable for light housekeeping. Apply 12. DispUy Peaches, three va- counties, and 147 from 132 townships in Charles Thrasher to Albert F. Ball, Mi- to A. W. Hamilton, Cor. of Huron and Fourth-sts. rieties 75 50 25 lan 100 68 13. Display Peaches, one vari- the central counties. Eli Roberts to Louis H. Miller, Augusta. 125 GOODSPEED'S, ety • .. 50 25 BURNISHED—and unfurnished rooms for rent, George W. Smith to Emma St. Clair.Ann 1 No. 7 E. Ann-st. 67 14. Largest and best display of The average yield of wheat per acre is Arbor 500 Plums 1 00 74 25 estimated as follows. In the southern Nathan T. and Allen P. White, by heirs, OR RENT—House and barn, 41 Madison-st. 17 SOUTH MAIN STREET, A > > ABHOR, MICH 15. Display Plums, three vari- to Emil Golz, Ann Arbor „ 437 Inquire of B. E. Nichols, Box 92. eties 75 50 25 counties, 31 and 81-hundredths bushels; Nathan T. White, by heirs, to Emil Golz, F 16. Display of Plums, one va- Ann Arbor 1 'OR RENT—Two large houses near the Uni- riety 50 25 in the] central counties, 12 and 70-hund- Nathan T. White, by heirs, to Emil Golz, versity, in excellent repair, and well adapted 17. Largest and best display for boardin* ^ _ _11 fcg ^ ^anm Ad n .rentin) wnntingA roomsw/u\tvia . 1Enq^ ri o fu 1 1 F£4 Of T Grapes 5 00 3 00 2 00 redths bushels; in the northern counties, Ann Arbor 1 ij. A. Sessions, Office No. 5 N. Main-st. 67 18. Display Grapes, five varie. ties 1 00 75 25 14 and 32-hundredths bushels. Besides OR RENT—Several Houses In good repair, in 19. Display Grapes, three va- these, 282 correspondents in the southern The T. & A. A. will give reduced rates central part of the city. Yearly rent from J130 That we sell the best Overalls for 5Oo and the rieties 75 50 25 to Whitmore Lake and return on Satur- Fo $360. Enquire of J. Q. A. Sessions, Atty. and 20. Display of Grapes, one va- counties, and 18 in the central counties Real Estate Agt., No. N. 5 Main St. best Cotton Pants for $1.00 of any house In the riety 50 25 day, Aug. 31, to the eleventh annual picnic In Nos. 18.'and 19 the display must not be exhib- have reported the result of actual thresh- of the farmers of Washtenaw, Livingston, JIIM'KI.l.ASKOI'N. County. ited in more than one class. ings. The number of jobs reported thresh- Wayne and Oakland counties. Train OR lessons on the Guitar call on or address WE CLAIM FRED B. BRAIN, Pres. leaves Ann Arbor at 7:40; fare for round Inna C. Wilson, No. 30 Geddes ave. 8aturdavs ed in the southern counties is 899 ; acres, Fare reserved for the accommodation of students GEO. H. POND, Sec. 15,177 ; bushels, 259,805, an average of 17 trip, 40 cents. 71 bushels per acre. The number of jobs re- HAVE a large tract of land in Alpena Co., Mich., that I would like to exchange for a That by buying a $10.00 Suit of us now, for THE r \ I KK\ II. REGIONS. ported threshed in the central counties is Ioood honse and lot in Ann Arbor. These lands >elong to an estate; can give good title. S. S. Blitz. $7.87, we will save you just $2.13. A day's 47; acres, 449; bushels, 7,102; an aver- 68 wages. Our Correspondent looks Down Into age of 16 bushels per acre. the Bottomless Pit. RICK STORE and dwelling at Vermontville, WE ENOW Eaton Co.,to exchange for Ann Arbor proper- The wheat crop of this year will grade By. Address D. A. Pray, Whitmore Lake. 68 (CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.) low. In response to the condition in the OST—On Tuesday, July 11th, in business part Zigzagging back and forth up, up, up southern counties, 32 report "good," 239 of town, in some store, or between town and " average," and 283 " bad." A few pieces LLawrence-st. ladies' gold cuff button and cuff". That out prices on Flannel Shirts when and the top is yet above us. We can see of wheat were cut as early as July 4, al- Seward if left at Brown's Drug Store or at No. 11 they are most needed, viz., in hot weath« the smoke pouring out and hear the bel- though the general harvest did not begin ,wrence-st. 67 er, are appreciated. until a week later. AGAZINE3 AND PAPERS below publisher's lowing within. We cross a plain of yel- prices. Harpers' Weekly, J8.65. Harpers WILL SAY low sulphur, the air is stifling and we are Reports have been received of the MBazar, J3.65. Harpers' Magazine. $3.60. Lippen- quantity of wheat marketed by farmers dura ott's, J2.60. St. Louis, &1.25. Forum, J4.65. W. A. forced to hurry. Climbing almost st-aight ing July at 417 elevators and mills. Of )nncan, 6 Jefferson-st., Ann Arbor. Mich. 67 up toward the top for six hundred feet or these 358 were in the southern counties, morning school for little children will open on July 22nd. Hours from 9—12. Kindergarten To aave you from 4Oo to $1.50 on Flannel Shirts, more we reach the edge of the present which is 62 per cent, of the whole number. Aoccupations. Terms 1.50 per week. For further crate! The ground is so hot one can The total number of bushels reported nformation address Miss Wire, No. 30 Maynard. Blazers, Flannel Coats and all Hot Weather stand still but a moment. Passing around marketed is 706,558, of which 682,988 f) ARTIES having money to loan: I have appll- Clothing. bushels were marketed in the southern L cations for money every day, secured fully by a little to the right and keeping close to counties. About 63 per cent, of the crop irst mortgage on Real Estate at not less than G our guide we were presented to the whole of 1888 has been marketed as follows: POWDER >er cent. Address B. F. Boylan, cor. Pine and nd-sts., Seattle, Washington. panorama of inferno at once. Peering Total crop, 23,581,504 bushels; Reported Absolutely Pure. OR EXCHANGE—For small farm near Ann over the edge of the crate we could see marketed to Aug. 1, 15,604,084; seed and This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, Arbor, 120-acre farm, neai railroad, timbered bread of farmers, 7,650,000; balance on strength and wholesomeness. More economical Fwith maple and other hard wood, soil first class, WAGNER & CO., the white sulphur smoke rolling up like than the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in 30 acres cleared, good house and barn, 2 wells- hand, 327,420. competition with the multitude of low test, short A1K> house and lot in Grayling. Will pay differ, clouds from the bottomless pit just in front Oata are estimated at 36 bushels to the weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in nee in cash, or assume a mortgage. Address Cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 Wall Box 184, Grayling, Crawford Co., Mich. 67 CLOT of us. A moment of comparative silence acre in the southern counties. The condi- St.,N.Y. RAILWAY WRECKS. BASE-BALL. LEGALS. MlGHIGAN ClEXB&E THE REGISTER Standing of the Four Associations for the Week Kmleil Angust 34. Probate Order. " The Niagara Falls Route." THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1889. They Are the Cause of Great LOBS Following are the number of frames lost STATE OF MICHIGAN, j COUNTY OF WA6HTENAW. i of Lifo and Property. and won by the clubs in Eour leading base- At a session of the Probate Court for the Coun- ball organizations: CENTRAL STANDARD TIME. LITERARY \OI IS. ty of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate Office in GOINO EAST. AMKHICAN ASSO'N. the city of Ann Arbor, on Wednesday, the 21st A Now Railway in Tennessee Opens by NATIONAt, LEAGUE. O day of August, in the year one thousand eight y. « . r Killing Three Moo anrt Injuring Many hundred and eighty-nine. CO i Youmans's "Class-Book of Chemis- Present, J. Willard Babbitt, Judge of Probate. STATIONS B

Others—A Circus Train Wrecked ail . try," which has given so many their In the matter of the estate of Thomas S. San- a! 1 ij tltu i first view of the fascinating world of — Other Disasters. ford, deceased. ; i A -t- II The Best and Purest Medicine On reading and filing the petition, duly verified, s fl fl fl, science, is being revised by Dr. W. J. of Benjamin Brown, executor, praying that he M. p. M. L ItwlllEVE flriveR th eMADE Humorfromyou. r IN TENNESSEE. 6!) 33 87« A M. A. M. p. H. Ai. M. P. Youmans, a brother of the author, and Boston ti • .645 St. Louis.. .. may be licensed to tell the Keal Estate whereof 7 10 .... HI 10 vatem, and make your skin .617 34 oea Chicago I.v. 55 85 3 to 8 10 KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Aug. 23.—A horrible New York. .. s 6 Brooklyn said deceased died seized. M. A. n and smooth. Those his successor as editor of " The Popular Ml 41 681 p, p. M. M mples and Blotches wreck occurred on the Knoxville, Cumber- Pniiauelpma. Bg 41 Baltimore Thereupon it is Ordered, That Monday, the 16th SCalamazooo l 12 2 (S 6 5.S 7 Ill 3 K 2 27 Science Monthly." Latest developments Chicago SO 48 . US iAihletic 58 43 day of September next, at ten o'clock in the fore- .vhich mar your beauty land Gap & Louisville railroad at Flat Gap .80 .B8S Jackson Ar. 8 25 4 (fi 8 48 9 81 8 15 1 45 are caused by impure of the science will be found in the new Cleveland 40 !0 [Cincinnati... noon, be assigned for the hearing of said petition, 4;') IK creek, twenty two miles from here, at 10:31) Kansas City. 49 98 .480 Ann Arbor... 4 48 5 9 41 10 1", 7 60 6 a can be edition, while the original character, PlttSDUrnh... 44 J! .444 and that the helre at law of said deceased, and all Detroit Ar. 6 10 6 51) 10 46 11 5D 9 •JO 7 80 Thursday morning. The train was the IndianaDoiis.. 41 •81.414! Columous... 9 85 .375 other persons interested in said estate, are required which won the book its popularity, will 61 .887 Louisville... •Jl!8ll.2Oo A. M. A. M. p. M. p. M first to fro over the new road and carried a to appear at a session of said Court, then to behold- Buffalo Ar. 2 80 8 26 8 15 1 55 8 or be carefully preserved. Messrs. D. Ap- select excursion of the City Council, the INTKR-riTATK LEAGUE. en at the Probate Office, in the City of Ann Arbor, pleton & Co. are to have it ready in the WKSTEHN l.KAGUE. and show cause, if any there be, why the prayer GOING WEST. Board of Public Works, representatives of the petitioner should not be granted: And fall. of the Chamber of Commerce, the it is further ordered, that said petitioner give W • I very flower of the business and profes- noiice to the persons interested in said estate, E3A sional men of Knoxville. The train of two of the pendency of said petition, and the hear- >o. 3 3. Prof. John A. Paine, who wrote an ar- ing thereof, by causing a copy of this order to E x ticle on " Pharaoh the Oppressor, and cars left the track at the crossing;, and the be published in the Ann Arbor REGISTER, a news- II tC h rear car went down a trestle. Only one Omaha 'OS 28 'Davenport.... 49 33 .556 paper primed and circulated in said county, 48 43 A. M SS&&&&! .527 A. M. P M. ® his Daughter," which attracted wide man was uninjured. It was impossible to St. Paul 00 H .638 jSprinstleld. three successive weeks previous to said day of r Minneapolis.. J45 -Id .49""4 Quincy. 45 43 .511 Buffalo Lv. 11 25 5 35 8 35 12 30 attention when it appeared in the Cen- obtain medical aid for a long time, and un- 45 45 hearing. Sioux City... 45 47 489 iPeona .500 J. WILLARD BABBITT. P. M. P K. I tury two years ago, contributes to the tll4:SU p. m., when the train reached Knox- Denver 142i4'.' .461 iEvansville... 4-i W .456 Detroit Lv. 9 10 4 00 1 20 8 00 10 15 11 :>0 TA true copy.] Judge of Probate. 5 20 September number of the same magazine ville, scanty attention was rendered. Many St. Joseph... '.) 4 7 458 Burlington... .450 WM. G. DOTY, Probate Register. 6*-— Ann Arbor.... 10 25 8 59 2 20 9 15lll 35 a fully illustrated paper on " The Pha- had to be brouht back on flat-cars and the Milwaukee... 87 5H .411 Jackson Ar.lll 45 10 00 6 50 8 18 10 45 12 49 Des Moines..|315S:.343| |P. M.|P. M. A. M. A. M. raoh of the Exodus, and his Son." He last part of the Journey was made in a driv- Probate Order. Kalamazoo ! 2 45112 13 9 45 5 07 1 20 3 07 endeavors by a search among the monu- ing rain. Three men died from their in- STATE OF MICHIGAN, 1 Chicago Ar.! 7 551 4 3; 9 Ou 7 00; 7 45 ments, to fix the identity of this famous juries and others can not live. The dead BHAVED THE RAPIDS. COUNTY OF WASHTENAW. I At a session of the Probate Court for the County •Sunday excepted. ^Saturday excepted. -fDaJly. king and to clear up the mystery of the are: Safe Pai*age Through the Whirlpool al O. W. RUGGLES, H. W. HAYES. smiting of his first-born son. of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate Office G. P. & T. A., Chicago. Ag't. Ann Arbor. Judge George Andrews, the most prominent Niagara liy Carlisle D. Graham and His in the City of Ann Arbor, on Friday, the second I small-only a t Fiiinmis llarret day of August, in the year one thousand eight I spoonful. Itisthc lawyer In East Tennessee; 6. T. Powers, the hundred and eighty-nine. BUFFALO, N. Y., Aug. 26.—Carlisle D. Gra- I best and cheapes leading merchant and former president ot the Present, 1. Willard Babbitt, Judge of Probate. I medicine. Try it, an Messrs. D. Appleton & Co. publish this ham on Sunday successfully passed in hia ToluuO.Anii Arbor & Nora Michigan IPy month " A First Book in American His- East Tennessee F.re Insurance Company; In the Matter of the Estate of Eli Benton, I you will be satisfied. Alexander Keeder, a lead:ntr politician who has barrel from .he Maid of the Mist landing deceased. Time Table going into effect Sunday, Jan. 6 '89. j Get it of your Druggist. tory," by Edward Eggleston, author of held many offices of trust. at the foot of Niagara falls through tha On reading and filing the petition, duly verified the popular " School History of the of William W. Wines, praying that a certain in- Going North. Going Sou h. I DON'T WAIT. GETITATONCE The injured are: devil's and whirlpool rapids and the great strument now on file in this court, purporting to S3. • 1:. STATIONS. 1. 3. 31. If you are suffering from K United States." This First Book will Alexander A. Arthur, president of the Cham- central whirlpool, coming out in safety. be the last will and testament of said deceased, JC4M Southern Division. JC*M make history delightful to younger pu- ber of Commerce; Isham Young, president of He entered the rapids at 4:30 p. m. On the may be admitted to probate, and that he may be Pass. Pajss. Mail Mail Pass. Pass, pils by introducing them to men who the Board of Public Works; John T. Hearn, appointed executor thereof. br SK- si&a&ftS surrounding heights were over 2,000 specta- A. M. editor of the Sentinel; W. W. Woodruff, a lead- Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the A. M. p. M. Lv'El [ARE P. M. P. M. A. M. I They never fail to cure. are the great landmarksof our country's tors. At 4:30 o clock the barrel entered second day of September next, at ten o'clock in 3 25 I 85 .Toledo 1 10 11 00 story. The book comprises a series of bi- Ing wholesale merchant; Charles S. Rimour, the ereat whirlpool where in 18S7 William the forenoon be assigned for the hearing of said 4 06 6 19 Monroe Junct'n 12 24 10 20 Send 3 2-cent stamps to A. P. Ordway & Co., attorney of the Cumberland Gap & Louisville Boston, Mass., for best medical work published* ographical sketches of more than a score Flack lost his life in a similar attempt For petition, and that the devisees, legatees, and heirs 4 !5 6 27 Dundee 12 18 10 13 road; A. Wilson, assistant chief engineer of at law of said deceased, and all other persons in- i 31 6 46 Milan 12 00 9 50 of men eminent in different periods of the Cumberland Gap & Louisville road; a moment it sank from sight and hundreds terested in said estate, are required to appear at a 1 52 7 Oh Pittsfleld 11 40 9 82 American history; the sketches being County Judge Maloney; Alderman Barry; Al- screamed: "He is lost!" But in a moment session of said Court, then to be holden at the "fM 5 07 7 2(1 ..Ann Arbor... 11 25 9 20 9 3( chronologically arranged to form as derman Hock.uga: General H. S. Chubert, of the little tub reappeared and floated to Probate Office in the City of Ann Arbor, and 8 00 5 27 7 35 Leland's 11 10 9 05 9 10 THE BtSTWniTE SOAPMADE1N-AMER1CA- near as possible a continuous story. the Governor's staff; A. J. Alberts, a wholesale the Canada side b i.yond the reach show cause, if any there be, why the prayer of 5 15 7 49 Whitmore Lake 10 55 8 50 the petitioner should not be granted : And it 5 52 7 5f Hamburg 10 48 8 45 The book will be beautifully illustrated merchant; Rev. R. J. Cook, professor of U. S. of a rescuing party which had is further ordered, that eaid petitioner give 6 M 8 45 Howel' 10 11 8 13 1 MAIL ^ s by eminent American artists and will Grant University; City Physician West, and intended to stop it at t'.sis point Then it notice to the persons interested in said estate, of 7 19 1 85 Duraud 9 35 7 30 contain many original and very instruc- Judge Ingersoll. floated around till it was caught in the the pendency of said petition, and the hearing 8 55 10 55 ...East Sagiuaw... 7 55 5 55 JAS-SKIRK thereof, by causing a copy of this order to be pub- A. H p. M. A. M. A. M. P. M. A. M tive feature in the way of maps, cuts, Several others were injured, but not se- devil's rapids, where it was borne swiftly lished in the Ann Arbor REGISTER, a newspaper etc. It will undoubtedly be one of the riously. The total number of in]ured was on to Lewiston. When recovered at 5:20 printed and circulated in said county, three suc- NORTHERN DIVISION. forty-one. Intense excitement prevails here. o'c'ock the barrel contained a foot of water, cessive weeks previous to said day of hearing. most attractive books ever issued for 7 30 9 35 Durand IN WEST VIRGINIA. but the occupant wai uninjured. Graham J. WILLARD BABBITT. a Si 7 If, the use of schools. [A true copy.] Judge of Probate. 10 15 12 45 ...Mt. Pleasant... f> 4S 4 its PETROLEUM, W. Va., Au New York Times; the last regular arti- sene. corded in the office of the Register of Deeds for cle in the successful railroad series of burg at IS o'clock, orashed Into Washtenaw County, Michigan, on the first day of P. Ry. At Pittsfleld with L. 8. & M. S. E'j. (mi receive 1 § DENVER, Col., Aug. 2b'.— During tho pres- At Ann Arbor with Michigan Central R. R., and twelve papers, which, after thorough re- a special train occupied by rail- Ju'.y, 1879, in Liber 58, of mortgages, on page 95. at South Lyon with Detroit, I/anslng and North- HANDSOME3 road magnates on a tour of inspection. ent month a dozen persons have lost their The Becond mortgage bearing date the 7th day of ern R. B.,and a. T. Ky. vision, are soon to be published in a lives in this city and vicinity by using kero- July. 1883, and recorded in the office of the Regis- handsome volume; another of the The cause of the wreck is said to have been ter of Deeds for Washtenaw County, Michigan, on H. W. ASHLEY, A. J. PAISLEY, Fishing artieles, this time describing conflicting telegrams. The one received sene in starting fires. Most of the victims the 12th day of July, 1883, in Liber 68, of mort- Superintendent, Gen. Passenger Agent. the picturesque Nepigon region of Can- by Conductor Flannagan and Engineer have been women. Saturday's record gages, on page 304. The third mortgage dated GEO. H. HAZLEWOOD, Layman of the accommodation ordered shows two more. Mrs. Dulmadge, mother July 3d, 1881, and recorded In the office of the Agent, Ann Arbor. PHOTOGRAPHS 2 nada; an out-of-door paper by W. Register of Deeds for Washtenaw County, Michi- them to pass the special at Petroleum, of Assistant Fire Chief Marshal Dulmadge, At Ashley with the Toledo, tiaginaw & Mus- Hamilton Gibson,with the author's own gan, on the 7th day of July, 1884, in Liber 65, of kegon railway. while the special train engineered by of this city, was fatally burned while mortgages, on page 207. On which three above illustrations; an end paper by the fa- Captain Cephus Rowland is said to have pouring oil from a can into her cook stove. described mortgages there is claimed to be due, at ACTORi-andACTRESSES mous Irish leader, historian and novel- Mrs. Jeff Orr, wife of a prominent business the date of this notice, the sum of 83194.26, for ist, Justin McCarthy; and other striking had telegraphic orders to pass the accom- principal and Interest, and no action or proceed- Send 25c forself-inking pocket stamp modation at Silver Run. man of Durango, was using kerosene to ings at law or in equity having been instituted to papers on literary, educational and mil- IN NEW TO UK. light a tire when the can exploded, burning recover the debt j«cured by said mortgages or any (Retail price. 50c,) and full directions for making RUBBER STAMPS, with description1 of appa- LADIES, GENTLEMEN, AND STUDENTS' itary topics by eminent writers, with WATEKTOWN, N. Y., Aug. 24.—The sec- her in a horrible manner, her flesh peeling part thereof. Notice is hereby given that by vir- The Oreat English Prescription tue of a power of sale contained in said mortgages ratus used and compound for making the short stories and poems. ond train of the Forepaugh show wns off her bones. Death soon er.ded her suf- will restore that lost Vitality and a Rugged, and of the statute in such cases made and pro- moulds. An Improved process. All kinds of Healthy Condition follow its use. Buy at your wrecked late Thursday night, about ferings. provided, the said mortgages wiil be foreclosed by Stamps, Seals, &c, made to order at reasonable druggist's, one packt^e,81; six for 85. two and a half miles east of Pots- BROKE A NATIONAL BANK; a sale of the mortgaged premises therein describ- rates. Write at once, it will pay you. EUREKA CHEMICAL CO., DETROIT. MICH, Economic subjects are being more dam, while en route on the Rome, ed, which sale will be made at the West door of Sold by JOHX MOOICK. and more discussed by all classes, and Watertown A Ogdensburg railroad, from the Court House in the Ciiy of Ann Arbor, in the Boardman Stamp Works,Toledo, Ohio An Ohio Cashier Takes »a5,000—Doors County of Washtenaw and State of Michigan, at T/r +-l j WITHOUT ANY EXCEP- "The Popular Science Monthly" does Gouveneur to Montreal. A broken axle Closed by Surprised Directors. public auction, by the Sheriff of said county, on o Well to give spare in its September issue Eberbacl) A- S0111. Ann Arbor, supply IVlcIicil! TION the best in the was the cause. Two camels and thirty ring MOUNT GILEAD, O., Aug. 20.—The doors of Friday, the 25th day of October, A. D. 1889, at 2 world. Absolutely rain to three arlieles dealing with topics of horses, Including one of the four chariot o'clock in the afternoon, to satisfy the amount Ascents for the limit French Rem- the Mount Gilead National Bank were edy. DK. LeDl'C'S PERIODICAL storm and fire proof. Eas- this kind. One of these is " The Ethi- teams, were killed. Six cars were de- which shall then be due on said mortgages, with ily applied. Artistic in closed Saturday morning, and all day the the interest thereon and costs and expenses of VI I. I.S. cal View of Protection," by Huntington railed and two telescoped. Three trains finish and at prices that, wildest rumors in regard to the bank's con- sale and fcixty live dollars attorney fee as stipulat- from Paris, France, act only upon the generative iSHINGLEn many parts of thSe country, compete success- Smilh, who compares a protective ta- conveyed the show from Gouveneur. ed in said mortgages in case of foreclosure The organs in females and positively cure supression fully with wood shingles. Illustrated catalogue dition spread through the town. The di- premises described in said mortgages to be sold of the menses (from whatever cause,) and all riff to the protecting walls which bar- The first train, which carried tents and rectors were in consultation, and no infor- and prices free. utensils, passed into Canada safely, as above specified, are the lot, piece or parcel of periodical troubles peculiar to women. A safe, re- barous tribes build around their vil- mation was given out until 2 o'clock, when land situated in the City of Ann Arbor, Michigan, liable remedy warranted to promote menstrua- but the second train, conveying all lages. Hon. David A. Wells contributes it was announced that the cashier, R. P. and known and described as follows: All of lot tion or money refunded. Should not be used The National Sheet Metal Hoofing Co., some new thoughts on " Recent Eco- the animals, met with disaster. The No. 6. block live, Range ten (10), E«st Lawrence during pregnancy. The large proportion of ills S1O East 30th St.,New York City. scene is one of great confusion. Holliday, was found to be about J2r>,000 and Maynard's addition to the Villege, now City, to which ladies are liable is the direct result of a nomic Changes," touching on the ori- disordered or irregular menstruation. Ask any On either side of the track are dis- short in his accounts. No business will be of Ann Arbor. Michigan, according to the plats gin of trusts, changes in the prices of done until Bank Examiner Sullivan, who of said Village and City recorded in the office of druggist, Ann Arbor. AMERICAN PILL CO., tributed the bodies of the dead horses. The the Register of Deeds for Wastenaw County, Spencer, Iowa. ROBERT STEVENSON & Co., diamonds and some other commodities, has been sent for, makes an investigation. Wholesale Agents, Chicago. and changes in certain industrial condi- loss will be J40.000. The New Hampshire State of Michigan. MKS S. S. COWLES. tions. Henry J. Philpot writes on the and Maine delegations of the G. A. K. en- Gone with a Large Sum. Dated at ANN ARBOR. MICH., August 1, 18S9. "Origin of the Rights of Property," campment at Milwaukee are delayed at Nor- NEW ORLEANS, Aujr. 25.—The sensation ». IJ. DOWD'S " HOME EXERCISER." wood on account of the accident. yesterday was the disappearance of a prom- For Brain- Workers and Seden discussing many conflicting views on tary People; the subject. New York: D. Appleton The trick ponies, which have attracted inent young lawyer and notary, Alphonsa Phillips. The matter came before the pub- Gentlemen, Ladies and Youths; & Co., 50 cents a number, $5 a year. much attention, were among the animals the Athlete or Invalid. A com- killed. The «7,00U stallion, which was lic in a suit filed by one of his clients, de- plete gymnasium. Takes up driven by Mrs. Adam Forepaugh, Jr., was manding an accounting for funds left in but six inches square floor- _ /UiD Col. Clark, also killed. It is said that -Mrs. Fore- his custody, amounting, it is claimed, to room ; something new, scien- The largest, fastest and mfinest in the world. U. S. Army, writes: For the last two $50,000 or $100,000. Phillips was an official tific, durable, comprehensive, Passenger accommodations unexcelled. paugh wept bitterly and would not bo cheap. Indorsed by twenty New York to I.i vcri I Tin cnatn--vn, years my health has been excellent; this oonsoled when she learned of the of the Mexican Lottery Company, out ot housand Physicians, Lawyers, Clergymen The Celelinued I The Finest Steam- Aujr. 'Jlst. has been due, I think, to my using Sul- death of this horse. The pretty white mule which he made a handsome sum. Editors and others now using it. Send for Clly of .Home I ship in the World. Sept.lSth. illustrated circular, forty engravings, no charge. New fork to Glasgrow via London* phur Bitter?, as formerly my health was which performed remarkable tricks is Prof. D. L. DOWD. Physical and Vocal Culture, 9 Their Kfioits Were Fruitless. derry. Ethiopia. Aug. 31; Anchorla, miserable, owing to the frequent c".iang»s also among the lost. Seven of the eight E. 14th Street, New-York. Sept. 7, Devonla, Sept. 31, Fnrnessia, of climate, etc., so incident to a soldier'd chariot horses are dead. There are about SPRINGFIELD, 111., Aug. 20. —Governor Sept. 11th. Sulooii to Glasgow, Liverpool, eighty head of live stock stabled and Fifer's committee which has been investi- Derry, Belfast or Queenstown $50 to $60 by life. gating the miners' strike in the first and Glasgow steamers, 860 and upwards by " City pastured near the scene of the wreck. of Rome.*1 Second Class 830. Steerage $20. Excur- second mining districts of •Illinois reported MANGLED PASSENUEES. sion rates reduced available for either route, thus giving privilege of seeing in one trip the River Epaulettes and shoulder kno:s grow CHICAGO, Aug. 27.—The vestibule train Saturday that it considered the men justi- Henry Richards, fied in demanding higher wages, but that Mersey, Picturesque Clyde, North and South of more and more fashionable as the season on the Santa Fe road, in which were Ireland. its efforts to effect a compromise failed. NO 9 DETROIT ST. Bdvances. several extra coaches carrying Grand Army Excurions to Paris or Continental people to the Milwaukee encampment, Jumped from a Great Height. Dealer in all kinds of HARD Tours on lowe.t terms. Travelers' Circular was wrecked at Kinsman, about fifteen WOOD, LUMBER, PENCE Letters of Credit and Drafts for any amount at SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miser- miles north of Streator, at Si m. yester- CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 26.—Saturday even- lowest current rates. Apply to any of our local ing Joseph E. Russell, a 16-year-old lad, The only known specific for Epilept POSTS, etc., also all agents or to able by that terrible nough. Shiloh's day by the spreading of the rails. Four «9-Also for Spasms and Falling SickneB8.-£* living in Ludlow, Ky., jumped from tho kinds of 11K.VIIKK.SO.% BROS., Chicago, III. Cure is the Remedy for you. Sold by coaches, two Pullman sleepers, a chair- Hervons Weakness qnickly relieved and cured. II. W. Mellor. car and the dining-car were derailed and Cincinnati Southern railroad bridge Into Equalled by none in delirium of fever.-en Eberbach & Son. hurled down a forty-foot embankment. the Ohio river, a distance of 101 feet It 49"Nentralizes germs of disease and sickness. ook'a Cotton Root Compound.—Com- About fifty people in all were hurt, the fol- was the result of a wager and he suffered no Cores ugly blotches and stubborn blood sores. STOVE AND CORD WOOD posed of Cotton Foot. Tansy and Penny- "Our son, who has just graduated," is lowing badly: inconvenience from the leap. Cleanses blood, quickens sluggish circulation. roval. Swcex-tfvliy vse.il monthly. Safe, the hero and hoo of the mansion. Xlimlnates Bolls, Carbuncles and Scalds.~»» I am also Agent for the celebrated Bffertnai, Plensant.. $1 by maii.orclnig- Mrs. S. S. Dickerman. of Lawrence, Kan., Lived to Be 103 Years Old. ^^Permanently andpromptly cures paralysie. address FOND LI1 v CC M^AIiY, 1 CB, It is a charming and healthful Aperient. chest and head bndly cut; Mrs. Dickerman's BOSTON, Aug. 25.—James Tunny died here CHAMPION BMDEftS AND UOWERS, '"" tflon^ ,r»i av*>. DtttrotC Mien. CATARRH CURED, health and sweet little son, hurt about the back and face; Will- Kills Scrofula and Kings Evil, twin brothers. breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Reme- at the age of 103 years. He came to this Changes bad breath to good, removing cause. Sold in Ann Arbor by all druggists. iam R. Fish, Topeka, s. nous head injury: country from Ireland sixty-one years ago. fWKouts biliousness and clears complexion. And Keep a Full Line of Repairs dy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector ftee. Mrs. Fist), of Topeka, head, back and Charming resolvent and matchless laxative.-e* for the Same. arm hurt; S. F. Gould, of Mul- His wife survives him. Sold by Eberbuch & Son. It drives Sick Headache like the wind.-«» Telephone No. 5. vane, Kan., back and face terribly cut; t9~Contains no drastic cathartic or opiates. Why Should I Mrs. R. K. Tuckerman, Topeka, former- THE MARKETS. Twenty autograph letters of Dr. Samuel Promptly cures Rheumatism by rout'.ng it.*en ly of Chatsworth, face badly cut and internal- YORK Aug. 27. Hestorcs life-giving properties to tho blood.-%a» Johnson to Mr. Perkins recently sold in ly Injured; Mrs. Edward Andsley, Carrollton, LIVE STOCK Is guaranteed to cure all nervous disorders.-%» Go to Montana ? London for £,Hl. Mo., arm, head and back badly bruised and heep I irlidiable when all opiates f ail.-S» lacerated; Mrs. George B. Peters, Emporla, S.OffS Refreshes the mind and invigorates the bod). THAT HACKING COUCH can be so head and face awfully crushed and cut; FLOUR—Good to Choice.... Cnres dyspepsia or money refunded.-^* LUMBER! <;r<*iit Reservation. Because 18.000,000 George Peters, Kinpona, hurt about the chest Patents Cff~Endorsed in writing by over afty thousand acres of free Government land, with a delightful quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We WHEAT-No. SRed Leading physicians in IT. S. and Europe."QK and face, also internally injured: Mrs. S. S. September climate, and equally suited for general farming and guarantee it. Sold by Eberbach Johnson, or Norfolk, Conn., badly hurt in- Leading clergymen in 17. S. and Enrope.-S* stock raising, have just been opened to the home- CORN—No. 2 White Diseases of the blood own it a conqneror.*Gti ternally and head and face cut. OATS-No. 8 White LUMBER! seeker, in the Milk River Valley and near Benton for sale by all leading druggists. $1.60.-** and Great Kails. lubbon bandeaux and metal fillets SEEIOUS ACCIDENT IN NEBRASKA. RYE—Western for LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 27.—News has been PORIt—Mess Stock Raising. Because the favsrable cli- the coiffure are much worn. LARD—Steam LUMBER! mate and superior grasses of Montana make it the received in Lincoln that a construction CHEESK lhe DR. S. A. BICHIOND NERVINE CO,, St. Joseph, Mo. natural home of horses, cattle, sheep and other train was wrecked late Saturday night on WOOL—Domestic If you contemplate building call a domestic animals; and because winter feeding is Interested People. the Burlington & Missouri railway near CHICAGO. Correspondence freely answered by Physicians, not iequired, as stock grazes at large the year .. For testimonials and circulars send stamp. round. Advertising a patent medicine in the the Pine Ridge tunnel, about S50 miles BEEVES—Shipping Steers.... S3 80 ® * 75 Cows 150 ©2 75 FERDON General Fanning:. Because a rich soil and peculiar way in which the proprietor of northwest of this city. The train was back- abundant summer rains produce wheat, oats, rye, ing from work in the tunnel, and two Stockers 2 00 <3 2 50 Kemp's Baleam, for coughs and colds does, Feeders • 2 50 i} 3 10 barley and the grasses and vegetables of a quality, cars were thrown from the track Hatchers' Stock , 2 B0 2 90 "CHICAGO TRUSS." size and yield unsurpassed. it is indeed wonderful. He authorizes all Inferior Cattle 1 50 New Spiral Spring 2'iiiSi, by a plank. Eleven men were more or 2 73 Hard Rubber Pad; Clean, Mining:. Because Montana produces more ot druggists to give those who call for it, a less injured, nearly all of the wounds HOGS—Lire—Good to Choice. 3 50 i 70 the precious metals than any other state or territory, 4 75 Durable, Cheap. Approved sample bottle free, that they may try it consisting of broken legs and dislocated SHEEP 3 25 uy the highest Medical Au- and abundant opportunities remain to secure valu- BUTTER—Creamery 9 IS able properties at nominal cost. before purchasing. The large bottles are ankles. One or two of the injured men are Good to Choice Dairy 15 .hority. Worn day and night 8 r>y an Infant a week old or u Immigration. Because the Great Reserva- EGGS—Fresh Mtf 50c and $1, We certainly would advise thought to be in a serious condition. The 14 M Adult 80 years. Easily tion is the meeting point of settlers from the a trial. It may save you from Consump- road upon which the accident occurred is BROOM CORN— adfutted. It meets all forms 11 YARD Pacific Coast and from the Eastern States, and is Self-Working & 41-4 ol Serotal.Fermoral, Inguinal Corner Fourth and Depot Sta., and tion. the Burlington extension from Lincoln to Hurl 5 the only extensive tract of good land left, suitable and Umbilical Hernia, in get our figures for all kinds ot for settlement the Black Hills. Inferior 4 both Infants and Adults. POTATOES-(per bu.) 25 27 BiisliieNM. Because the rapidly growing towns Pale blue is fashionably combined with PORK-Mess .Satisfaction guaranteed in A Bold Highwayman. 9 05 9 80 all cases. Any desirable pressure obtained. II along the St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Ry. dark green, and pale green with dark LARD—Steam 5 72 ,.. power water-power at Great Falls, the extensive Bakers' 2 00 ffl 3 50 coal veins, the wool, mineral and grain raising re- bic and Bessemer yesterday and robbed the Straights 4 011 < hi. liLO. 111. We manufacture our own Lumbei Impurities of the blood often cause © 4 25 OFFICE AND FITTING ROOM, sources ot Montana offer exceptional opportunities passengers. Two men were fatally shot by GRAIN— Wheat, No. 2 77Sa 78 and guarantee to the manufacturer. great annoyance at this season. Hood's the bandit. They are D. Mackechar, of Corn, No. 2 83'4<» S3* 1M E. Randolph St, Oats, No. •-' T. Y. KAYNE, MANAGER. Tourist. Because the canon of the Gates of Sarsapnrilia purities the blood and cures all the First National Bank of Minneapolis, 4 Sold by Ann Arbor DruggiM*. VERY LOW PRICES the Mountains, the Great Falls of the Missouri, the such ^ffectionp. and A. Ci. 1'lec.schbein, o( Ashland, \VU Rye, No. 2 41 & 43 Barley—September 61 £& 64 ^ Giant Fountain and Continental Divide offer the LUMBER— 4S-G1 ve us a call Mn your micrcNl, »H our large and w«l the Continent. Take a summer tour. Shoes are worn both pointed and Common Dressed Siding... 17 00 ©17 50 (cr.iu.-tl sKM-k mily HiiNlniuHour .wsc-r square, but pointed ones are the more in CLEVELAND, O., Aug. :.V - A special from Flooring 38 00 w;i4 00 BOB. Why Travel by the St. I»., M. A M.? Mount Vernon, O., says that Elijah Ly- Common Boards IS 00 <&13 50 Because only by it can you travel through the vogue. Fencing... 14 0(1 ©14 50 JAMES 1OLBKKT, »*«•«». largest body of free land left for settlement. Because barger, a prominent Democratic politician Lath •-> 1(1 O -i -JO T. J. KttF.OH.Kltpt. it reaches the Great Falls, with the largest water- residing at Millwood, shot his wife Sunday .Shingles 3 10 @ 3 30 Drunkenness power on the Continent. Because it reaches CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and night and then shot himself through the KANSAS CITY Helena, the richest city of its size in the world; and CATTLE-Dest Or the Liquor Habit, Positively Cured PENNYROYAL WAFERS because it is the shortest and best route to Butte, Bronchitis immediately relieved by head. Neither can recover. Jealously is 13 go 4 IJ BY ADMINISTERING DR. HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC. Are successfully used monthly by OV«T HI.IIX FairtoGood 3 I'M a 3 K Ladies. Are Safe, Kfferluul and Plm\(ii,t. t the largest mining camp on earth. Special tourists' Shiloh's Cure. Sold by Eberbach & Son. supposed to have been the cause. HOGS—Best 1 a It can be given in a cup of coffee or tea, or in ar- ~.>or box by mail, or at druggists. Sealed Par and landseekers' rates. Daily trains through solid 00 A 4 18 ticles of food, without the knowledge of the per- iculari ^ postugo stamps. Address Medium :t II 'a :i H to Montana. Choice of three routes to the Pacific <>rt-ilt Vlyt ill l(u»»i:i. SHEEP—Bcsl i... » 75 t (»l son taking it; it is absolutely harmless and will THE KUKBKA CHEMICAL COMPANY, Coast. Find out all about it by writing for "The effect a permanent and speedy cure, whether Flshnr Block. 131 Woodward ave., Detroit, Mich Great Reservation," and "Tourists^ Summer "Florida Days," by Margaret Deland, ST. PET8B8BUBO, Aug. 27.— Half the city Medium - •VI IS 50 the patient is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic, OMAHA. Guide." For further information, rates, maps. etc.. author of "John Ward, Preacher," will be of Dubno, on the Irwa, has been destroyed wreck. |T NEVER FAILS. We GUARANTEE 1'TTTS PAPT5W marts round on me at Oeo. apply to F. I. WHITNEY, G. P. & T. A.. St. CATTLE—Best go girl shrinking and quite pale and his breath came quickly. mother's treasure—one of the precious health. To purify the blood Sulphur Bit- cowering i.i t!ie velvet depths of the big wretch. "You are scarely in a situation By EETT WINWOOD "You!" he uttered at last, in the deep pair that matched the pearl brooch! ters is incomparably the best remedy arm chai: :.t I.Irs. Wallingford's side. "Who can have taken it?" she gasped. to put on such high and mighty airs. I that it is possible to obtain.—THE EDITOR. [CONCLUDED.] She bit her lip. There was a moment's tones 01 concentrated fury. "What are could hazard a shrewd guess as to what you doing here, fellow?" "O what a misfortune! I cannot go Next day, as she was sitting alone in dead silence; then she said, sweetly: without it. Poor mamma's heart would has occurred. See here, Vera, I am The tomato bushes must now be ex- Capt. Haxton was visibly discomposed. really very fond of you. I have quite a the back parlor, Ann unceremoniously "Assign me to any room you please, "I came to pay my respects to Miss be broken." amined daily or the large green worms opened the door and said with a demure grandmother. It does not Riatter." Just then one of the maids—not Ann, sum of money here," slapping his breast will strip off the leaves. Lyndon, who is an old friend," he said, pocket. "Five hundred dollars, to be drooping of the corners of her mouth: Then she glided to where poor Vera attempting an air of easy assurance. but another—appeared at the door. "A gentleman to see you, Miss L*«- sat, her face utterly colorless with mis- "Will you please come to Mrs. Wal- frank. I am on my way to New Herbert glanced searchingly from one York. Only come with me, and I'll THE REV. QEO. H. THAYER, of don. Shall I show him in here?" ery and dread. to the other. Even his lips were white. lingford's dressing room, miss? At once! Bourbon, Ind., says: "Both myself and Vera sprang up, trembling with ex- "Are you my Cousin Viola? It is an Something has happened." make you my wife within an hour after "May I ask where you made Miss Lyn- we reach our destination." wife owe our lives to SHILOH'S CON- citement. unexpected pleasure to meet you here." don's acquaintance?" Wondering at the message and the SUMPTION CURE " Sold by Eberbach "No, no! You have made a mistake. Vera lifted her wild white face in utter girl's troubled face, Vera hastened t . "You wretch! So you are the thiefl "In Baltimore—last winter," Haxton I wll! scream for help." & Son. The visitor must have asked for your bewilderment. She felt sick and giddy; answered, coolly. comply with the request. mistress. I have no acquaintances in there was a strange ringing in her ears. Mrs. Wallingford was pacing excitedly But there was no need. Though she The curculio attacks nearly all kinds of Vera tried to speak—expose the miser- had heard no sound of hurrying foot- fruit, and does not confine its operations Boston" What did it all mean? That Viola had able falsehood; but her stiffened tongue about the room. Viola sat in a low rock "I think Miss Lyndon will make one suddenly made up her mind not to be- er, her cheeks flushed, her eyes steps, a tall, strong figure suddenly ap- to the plum alone. refused to perform its office. peared beside her, and an arm shot out exception to the sweeping assertion," in- tray her? But why should she show Herbert's eyes flashed dangerously. with an unnatural luster. terrupted a musical, well remembered such unexpected forbearance? It was "I have been robbed!" the elder lady from the elbow in a well directed blow Eczema, Itchy, Scaly, Skin Tortnres. Suddenly he strode forward and seized that laid her persecutor sprawling on the voice; and thrusting the maid aside, very strange. the gallant captain by the collar. exclaimed, turning suddenly upon Vera The simple application of "SWATNK'S Capt. Haxton stepped forward with out- Vera could never clearly recall what as the latter entered. "I put five hun pavement. OiNTMB»T,"whithout any internal medicine, "You hound! You unscrupulous ad- "Come this way," said Herbert Fal- will cure any case of Tetter, Salt Rheum' stretched hands. followed. By and by she seemed to venturer! Leave these grounds instant- dred dollars in my desk yesterday, anc Vera sent one quick, frightened glance waken out of a nightmare dream to find now it is gone! You were present at th coner's welcome voice; and the half Ringworm, Piles, Pimples, Eczema all ly, and never show your face here again fainting girl felt herself drawn forcibly Scaly, Itchy Skin Eruption?, no matter into his smiling, handsome face. If she herself in her own boudoir, walking up or it will be worse for you!" time, and must recall the fact." had felt any lingering doubts as to the and down in a frenzy of excitement. toward a more reputable neighborhood. how obstinate or long standing. It is One swing of his powerful arm, and "Never mind that fellow, or his ill gotten potent, effective, ond costs but a trifle. feelings he inspired, they were now set "What a poor pitiful coward I am!" Digby Haxton was sprawling in the forever at rest. She shrank from his she moaned. "Any one with a particle gains. We are well rid of him at any dust. He picked himself up, muttering price. Do you know, I once feared that Garden parties at country houses and 5 touch with an irrepressible shudder of of moral courage would have confessed curses under his breath, and beat a hasty disgust. everything the moment Viola appeared you cared for him?" o'clock teas are now in order. retreat. Vera's lip quivered. The maid had discreetly withdrawn. upon the scene. Now, because of my Vera trembled so she could scarcely "The country lost all attractions for silence, I am in a worse predicament than "How could you think that—the cow- SHILOH'S CURE will immediately re- stand. The stern pallor of Herbert Fal- ardly wretch!" lieve Croup, Whooping Cough and Bron- me the moment you went away," Vera's ever. What could have been my cousin's coner's face as she stole a quick glance chitis. Sold by Eberbach & Son. unwelcome visitor said, in a significant object in keeping up the deception? O ">*(> matter. I know better now." up at it quite terrified her. VtiH could only look up at him in tone. "Pardon me for following you how my heart misgives me! In what a "Shun that man as you would a leper," Phenomenal speed to Europe is likely to so soon. The impulse was so strong web of my own weaving I have entangled grateful wonder, she was so perplexed. he said, in a hard, cold voice. "He is It had all come about so suddenly and lead to some terrible disaster. upon me I could no longer resist it." myself." not fit to stand in your presence." The girl's dismayed eyes flew in the unexpectedly. Presently a knock came at the door. Vera attempted to speak, but sobs "Where—are you—taking me?" she direction of the door. What if Mrs. Ann Briggs stood there, grinning ma- choked her utterances. She submitted Wallingford should enter? or Herbert faltered at length, as her companion liciously. passively as he drew her hand within his halted to hail an empty cab. Falconer? This man knew who she "Miss Lyndon would like to see you in arm and led her back to the house. She really was. He would certainly betray "Back to Roselawn." her room alone, please." could not even confess how grateful she "Oh, no, no! I can't go there. You her. And to have the revelation come Vera went gladly. Perhaps some- felt to him for putting an end to the un- first from his lips would be ruin. don't know" thing could be done to set matters right. pleasant interview. "I am not so blind as you think me," "Please go and leave me, Capt. Hax- Of course that was what the summons "I trust you will choose your friends ton," she cried, clasping her trembling he interrupted, a mischievous twinkle in meant. more carefully in future," were his part- his handsome eyes. "I returned from a hands. "Go at once. Indeed, indeed I It was a small, shabbily furnished ap- ing words, as he left her at the door. cannot see you here!" •'/ have been robbed!" the elderly lady ex- walk ten minutes after you left the artment, very different from Vera's ele- Vera gained her own room, and flung claimed. house, to find it in a terrible uproar. "Why not? I have so much to 6ay to gant suite. Viola had taken several herself prone upon the floor. you, Vera." Vera thought of the bracelet, and f e You had stolen five hundred dollars and silk dresses from her trunks and flung "I wish I were dead!" she sobbed, de- back white and trembling, as if pani fled, your loving cousin declared. I went BLANKETS She did not wait to hear it, but flew them over the chairs and on the bed, spairingly. "1 believe he thinks I really past him to the door, her one desire to stricken. straight to Ann Briggs and frightened a ARE THE STRONGEST. where they glistened in rainbow beauty. care for that wretch! O this is the bit- "I—I—yes—that is" full confession from her lips. She let escape as quickly as possible from his Two or three jewel cases were open on terest blow of all! Capt. Haxton knows NONE GENUINE WITHOUTTHE 5'A LABEL hated presence. Her stammering tongue suddenly grew Haxton into the house and put the brace- Manufd t>y WM. AYKES & SONS, Phllada.. who the dressing table. Viola stood in the of the deception, and something tells me still. Viola was staring at her with a let where it was found. Of course the make the famous Horse Brand Baker Blankets He was too late to intercept her. Livid midst of all this splendor, her thin lip he will take advantage of it." with disappointment and rage, he could cold, steely gaze that fairly transfixec wretches meant to throw suspicion upon curling scornfully, a vivid spot of scarlet She was right, though the next two or her. you—leave you to bear the infamy of YOU CAN* GET IT could only call out, as she fled wildly up in either cheek. three days went by uneventfully. the staircase: "See! her confusion betrays her!" th the crime. But I had been on the alert "You have seen fit to borrow my name U ader happier circumstances she would vindictive beauty murmured audibly. " for some time, and saw through their "I won't be baffled like this! You must and identity," she said, haughtily, "and have been amused at Mrs. Wallingford's little game. Vera, you have given me a appoint some time and place when and knew she was guilty of the theft." now I offer this finery for your accept- supercilious treatment of Viola under Vera sickened with amazement, horro long chase, and it is a wonder I found where you are willing to grant me an in- ance. You will need it in order to keep the impression that she was the obnox- you at all." terview." and anger. But in a moment she hac up the character you have assumed." ious country girl. Nothing Viola said or recovered herself sufficiently to speak "Vera!" she repeated, in a startled Calkins' Drug Store Vera sped on to her own room without Vera's face blanched, her eyes filled. did found favor in the bigoted old lady's replying. Locking the door, she flung Her cousin's meaning was only too evi tone, "You know that secret, too?" Suddenly, with a burst of hysterical sight. But Vera carried too heavy a dent. Falconer laughed merrily. herself on the couch, where she wept and sobs, she flung herself at her cousin's heart under the surplice folds of her sobbed miserably for many minutes. "What do you mean? How dare you "Certainly. I have known all along 34 South State-st. feet. muslin bodice to enjoy the ludicrous side suspect me of such a crime? A prof es which was the country girl! You would "O what shall I do? I can't have that "O forgive—forgive me!" she pleaded. of the little subterfuge. man coming to Roselawn. Something sional thief must have entered the house never have thought of attempting the "It was very wrong to deceive grand- The marked deference with which I, too, have been robbed." imposture if I hadn't put it into your tells me he is not an acquaintance of mother; but I meant no harm by it. I Herbert treated her cousin did not help whom grandmother would approve. And "Of what?" head. I must bear the blame of that. only wanted to teach her to love me for to lighten her spirits. He rode and "A pearl bracelet that belongs to mj Don't tremble so, darling," slipping his OSCAR 0. S0R6, just now I would not for the world do myself. You know how unjust her strong walked with her, they sang duets to- mother." arm about her waist. "There is nothing anything to offend her. At the very prejudices make her! The imposture gether and seemed on the most friendly DEALER IN least, he would expose the deception. In- Mrs. Wallingford started. With ashy to fear. You have accomplished your was a sudden thought—I never expected terms; but the young man had seldom a face and hueless lips she crossed to th purpose. Aunt Wallingford has learned deed he may have done that already!" to keep it up like this." pleasant word for poor Vera. She started up in affright at the rifled desk in one corner, lifted the lie to love you tenderly—she told me so. And she briefly related the manner in "I see how it is all going to end," she and took up a gleaming ornament. And now she is waiting to welcome you thought; then fell back again, weeping which it had all come about. Viola lis- pondered miserably. "The truth will more bitterly than ever. "Is this it?" home again." PAINTERS' SUPPLIES tened attentively, a cold blaze of scorn come out, Mr. Falconer will marry Viola, "Yes. Oh, I am so glad you found it!' Vera's heart gave a wild throb of Her apprehensions were somewhat in her beautiful blue eyes. and I must go back to poor mamma with allayed when she stole timidly down Vera sprang forward with a glad cry gladness, but she trembled more than House Decorating and Sign "Of course, it was a strong tenipta- grandmother more violently prejudiced and seized the bracelet, actually kissing ever. stairs an hour or so later. Mrs. Walling- tain," she said, her voice sounding than ever. Oh, I wish 1 hadn't come!" Painting a specialty. ford greeted her just as usual. it in her joy and relief. That one word, "darling," coming from strangely harsh and pitiless. "Don't She shrewdly suspected Viola's motive All at once she became aware that her his lips, was almost too much for her. The respite was of brief duration. The think I blame you for yielding to it. My in keeping her secret, and that made her old fears returned with redoubled force grandmother was glaring at her with a When the happy young couple made wardrobe is at your service. As I have more unhappy than anything else. fixed, stony expression. their appearance at Roselawn, an hour 70 S. Main-st, Ann Arbor. the next time she met Ann Briggs. The no objections to changing identities for One morning, half a dozen words she girl's manner, with its curious blending "The bracelet was in the same drawer later, Viola saw at a glance how matters the present we will keep our secret and overheard while passing the open door where I kept the money. How came i stood between them. While Mrs. Wall- of insolence and patronage, told her let the farce go on." of the music room, where Viola sat at INSURANCE, there?" ingford was laughing and crying over REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENCY OF plainly that her secret was known to one Vera utter a shrill little cry. the piano with Herbert standing close inmate of the house. "Let me speak," cried Viola, excitedly them, utterly broken down for once in "But I do not wish it to go on! Noth- beside her chair, caused her to pause in- rising from her chair. "It would be her life, she stole away and began pack- Of course Digby Haxton had told her; voluntarily. A. W. HAMILTON ing could induce me to wear anything of wicked longer to hold my peace anc ing her trunk with an envious heart. Offices, No. 1 and 2, First Floor, and, if so, the two were allies. yours. Oh, Viola, let us go down to the "I am afraid my cousin is a deceitful, "I will go to grandmother and make a screen such a hardened wretch. Grand Today pretty Mrs. Lyndon is an hon- Hamilton Block. parlor this minute and make a clean designing creature." It was Viola's soft, mother, that girl has basely deceivec ored inmate of the luxurious city home Parties desiring to buy or sell Real Eatate wll full confession," she resolved. "There is breast of it." silvery sweet voice. "One of the maids find It to their advantage to call on me. I repre- you! She is Vera Lyndon—I am Viola where her daughter reigns as mistress. sent the following first-class Fire Insurance Com- no help for it now. But not today. I Viola thrust the kneeling girl rudely tells me she is in the habit of meeting a I let the farce go on because I pitied her feel half sick—I am not equal to the Mrs. Wallingford has so thoroughly panies, having an aggregate capital of over from her. lover, a low, disreputable fellow, secret- She is poor, and, of course, wishes to conquered pride and prejudice she would J8.0UO.000: effort." ly in the grounds. And I might make better her condition. Her only hope was The Grand Raplla is said to V>P the beet p iH nnvt-list The Milwaukee Mecbauic'H Uiiiuitl will be a new experience—give me an Vera did not linger to hear the re- She dare make no denial." in Frair-p. M'K Hnranhrny Wa:d h«« Fire I us. Co., science. sponse. One disparaging word from his The New llnin|>sliir«> Fire Inn. Co., opportunity to learn who values me for Mrs. Wallingford took a quick step ins' hpen offered $5 000 for a s'f»y of The Amazon Fire Ins. Co. Just as the words were trembling for my real self. I forbid you to make any lips would fail like a blow upon her utterance the door bell rang sharply. toward the trembling girl, her hanc 30,000 won s xnri J"hn S-.rorep Winter disclosure without my permission. Will heart. menacingly uplifted. refused »n offer of $2,500 ft r her next R&iea Low. Losses liberal); adjusted and Footsteps crossed the hall. She heard you accept the loan of the silks and jew- That same afternoon Ann brought her Momptly yald. voices—Herbert Falconer's and the sweet, "Speak! One word. Is the accusation nove'etfo. els?" a sealed letter. It was from Capt. Hax- true or false?" I also issue Life and Investment Policies in tha silvery tones of a woman. ton, making an appointment to meet Conn. Mutual Life Insurance Company. A». "This is wholly unexpected, Miss Lyn- 'No, never!" '"I am Vera Lyndon," the poor soul Large bonnes are things of thf» pt« lets 155,000,000. Persons desiring Accident Insur- •As you please," with a shrug of her him in a public square half a mile away. faltered, involuntarily clasping her don." It was Herbert who was speaking. "Do not think to escape me," the letter ance, can have yearly Policies written for them or dainty shoulders. "I am not sure but hands. "I did not intend to deceive you Traveler's Coupon Insurance Tickets Issued at "Aunt Wallingford had given you up. said. "I love you so well I am resolved But, of course, she will be delighted the role of sweet simplicity suits you in the first place, but Mr. Falconer made Low Rates in the Standard Accident Insurance best. Now the imposture has been be- to make you my wife in spite of all op- the mistake, and I suffered it to pass New Advertisements Company of North America. Money to Loan at that you changed your mind at the last position. What else can you do after moment." gun, I am resolved to keep it up, how- uncorrected. Grandmother, if you knew -|7>V%P«»ltATIKi<; FRTIT. — We make a Curren Rates. Office hours from 8 A. M. to 12M. ever." involving yourself in such a predica- all I have suffered, you would freely for X-> Bleac-her that may be used in the paring tnd '2 lc . M Vera's heart gave a fierce, frightened ment? If you fail to be at the place room without inconvenience from burning sul- bound, as if it would leap out of her Vera begged, wept and pleaded, but give tlie Imposture. As for the missing phur. Are approved by hundreds who have ALEX. W. HAMILTON, designated, 1 shall deem it my duty to money"— them in u«e. Capacity 60.100, ltd and 200 bushels Hamilton BUck body. She fairly held her breath. Viola remained firm, declaring her wishes proceed at once to Roselawn, and make in ten hours. The "Challenge" Steam Evapo- "I was detained by the dangerous ill- "No more—not another syllable! I rator is the most complete iu construction, con- should be respected. She had a reason Mrs. Wallingford acquainted with cer- venience in operating. Capacitv 100 to 300 bush- ness of a friend," the velvet soft voice for this course. Under her haughty tain facts of which she is now ignorant." refuse to listen to you!" and Mrs. Wall- els in 24 hours. Pease's Slicer, ParreD's Chopper, answered. ingford brought her clenched fist down I'aring Machines. &c. W e pay Ireljrhl. For coldness of demeanor lurked a vein of Vera read the letter twice over. She illusttated circular*, address V. TOI»I» * "Your cousin from Baltimore has been romance. She thought it would be so upon the table with a burst of rage. m, I'lilitM-.* vill<-. Wnjrnti <"«>., X. Y. had grown first red, then pale. Suddenly "You are your unworthy mothers own with us a little over a week." delightful to win Herbert Falconer's love her resolve was taken. She rang a sharp "My cousin from Baltimore?" The in- In an assumed character; then startle child! Go—leave my house instantly, or We are receiving about one peal at the bell that brought the ubiqui- I will have you taken in charge! Never flection of surprise was very marked. him by the declaration that it was the tous Ann in hot haste. FARMERS AND HORSE OWNERS Hundred Cars of All "I refer to Miss Viola Lyndon. Per- heiress, not the poor country girl, to show your false face here again." Sized of "Since Capt. Haxton is such a friend of Quivering with excitement the angry HAVE YOU SEEN THE haps you were hardly aware of her ex- whose heart he bad been laying 6iege. yours, you may bo willing to take a istence? It is such a long distance from The day wore slowly on. Too misera- woman swept past into the private sit- message to him," she said, calmly, though ting room and locked the door. LEHI KOAL, Maryland to New Hampshire! And the ble to remain quietly in her own room, with flashing eyes. "Tell him I dislike fortunate few generously endowed with or join the group in the parlor, Vera him so intensely nothing could induce Viola's blonde face wore a look of ma- From the Pennsylvania R. R & this world's goods are rather apt to neg- glided like a shadow down the stairs and me to become his wife. He made a mis- licious exultation. Coal Co., old and lect poor relations." into the grounds just as twilight was take in resorting to threats to accom- "Your hopes of inheriting your grand- A cold perspiration broke out thickly deepening into night. She had only been p.ish his purpose. Bid him do his worst. mother's wealth are forever blasted. You upon Vera's forehead and around the there a few minutes, walking restlessly Ihe sooner the whole truth is known the had better return to your country home CELSSUTES III MINE. corners of her mouth. She waited breath- up and down, with the ruffled hair better." at once; spend your remaining days in obscurity." lessly for the words that would expose pushed back from her hot forehead, Ann looked disconcerted for a mo- Before Purchasing Call the fraud, but they were not spoken. when a man suddenly confronted her, Vera made no response. The blow had ment. Such plain speaking was unex- You can repair your own Harness, Halters, The new comer, the real Viola Lyn- starting up from beside the path. dazed and almost stunned her. Mechan- and inspect the KOAL AT pected. But she only nodded her head, ically, like one in a midnight dream, she Straps, &c, without expense or loss of time. don, had shifted her position, and was "Capt. Haxton!" she cried, involun- smiled exasperatingly and withdrew. It will make a nice clean job. S. WOOD & CO.'S LUMBER now visible through the half open door. tarily, and stopped short, as if turned to put on her wraps in the hall, and, wait- Afterward, Vera locked the door and ing for nothing else, left the house. NO SEWING OR RIVETING ! OFFICE, or at GEORGE MOORE'S^ A proud, haughty looking lady with ice. sat down and cried as if her heart would blonde hair and cold blue eyes. Her "Hush, Vera," he said, almost in a She could not remain another moment No special tools. A common hammer will GROCERY STORE, S. STATE break. where such words had been spoken to beautiful red lips opened to speak, but whisper, glancing apprehensively to- Another day dawned and the imposture do the work. It is the roost simple and ST., or at YARDS, located they closed again without an audible ward the house. "I have been watching her—where she was so cruelly suspected. landy little device known. Can be applied had not been exposed. Of course Capt. The streets were full of bustling, happy to any portion of a harness. They are put on T. & A. A. TRACK, sound. An inscrutable expression crossed for this opportunity since yesterday. It Haxton's was an idle threat. He dared her fair face. life. Vera walked a long distance, her up, one gross, assorted sizes, in a tin box, was only out of respect for your wishes not show his face again at Roselawn. landy to carry in the pocket ready for any near D. HISCOCKS. Evidently Miss "iola Lyndon was a that I refrained from asking for you at head in a giddy whirl. On coming to Oh, for the moral courage to tell Mrs. her senses she found herself in a wholly emergency. Ask your dealer for them. young lady gifted with wonderful nerves the door. You must know why I per- Wallingford all! But alas! poor Vera re- ll\llll\ CLARK is onr authorize and rare self control. She entered the par- sist in coming here." unfamiliar quarter of the city—a shabby, PRICE ONLY 25c PER GROSS. Acriil for this city. membered having heard her grand- dirty street, where forlorn tenement lor leaning upon Herbert Falconer's arm. Vera put both hands to her side, but mother say she could never forgive or "or Sale by Harness Makers, Hardware and Mrs. Wallingford barely touched the answered not a word. houses frowned at each other across the trust a person who had once deceived way. General Stores. HISCOCK &. WOOD. slender gloved hand she extended. "I love you better than ever, my dar- her. How could she confront her with "You are Vera, I suppose?" the old ling, and wish to renew my offer of mar- Presently a man emerged from one of iuffalo Specialty Manufacturing Co. the humiliating confession after that? the dark, noisome alleys, who uttered Dayton, Ohio, Aug. 7.1889. lady said, coldly, her grizzled brows riage. That beast of a dog cannot now "There is but one course left me," she Sole Manufacturers and Patentees. Messrs. Hiscock & Wood, gathered in a frown. "I don't know what come between us to stem the torrent of an exultant cry as he caught sight of Ann Arbor. Mich. sobbed. "I will go home without saying her. Gentlemen :—We hereby ttive you the exclusive led me to invite you to Roselawn; but, tender words I would pour into your good-by to any one, and leave a letter 67-69 Washington St. BUFFALO, N.Y. sale of our Old I.ee Anthracite Coal at Ann Ar- of course, you must stay, now you are ear" "Well met, my dear!" he exclaimed, FOR SALE BY bor. This coal is mined by the Susquehanna for grandmother explaining everything." hurrying up. Coal Co., and owned by the Pennsylvania Rail- here. One of the rear rooms will be good He stopped cshort. This time his elo- Hardly had she made this decision . KUr.HIIAtll. - 83 s. Maln-st., way Co. All the coal we have shipped you this enough for you—coming from a dilapi- Vera uttered a terrified cry. It was season was the genuine Old Lee Coal. quence was interrupted by a more for- when eiie discovered that one of Ann Arbor, Mien. Yours respectfully, midable adversarv than Bruno even. Capt. Haxton. S. J. Patterson, Agt. of the P. R. Co. THE horrible "strangling" of one of the Prebate Order. THE REGISTER. STATE OF MICHIGAN, 1 „ .A.T THE four murderers who were hanged in COUNTY OR WASHTENAW. J B0* PUBLISHED WEEKLY BV New York City last Friday will be used At a&essionofthe Probate Court for the County JCITTK.ET3C3-S3 4 of Washtenaw. holden at the Probate Office ANN ARBOR, MICH. as an argument by those in favor of the in the City of Ann Arbor, on Monday, the 26th use of electricity in legal executions. It day of August, ui the year one thousand eight Star Clothing House. hundred and eighty-nine. TEEMS: is just such bungling on the part of Present. J. Willard Babbitt, Judge of Probate. 0ar Dollar per your In Advance 4I.S0 In the Matter of the Estate of Willian H. Dell, hangmen that will cause a successful deceased. STRAW HATS, 1-2 PRICE. Ifnoi paid until after nix m»nth». demand to be made in the near future On reading and filing the petition, duly verified ia-FiTieen Cents per year additional, to Sub- of Jesse A. Dell, praying that a certain instru- HALF OFF ttribert outside of Waxhtenaw County. for the use of electricity. A sufficient ment now on file in this court, purporting to LIGHT COLORED DERBTS, WORTH S2.6O to 94, be the last will and testament of said deceased, amount of electricity properly applied may be admitted to probate, and that Adminis- NOW GO JOR 81.00. THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1889. will, no doubt, kill, as has been tration with the will annexed of said estate may be granted to himself or some other suitable per- proved time and again beyond a rea- son. For Men Bo7S Thereupon It is ordered, that Monday, the IN another column we publish the sonable doubt; but some other features 23d day of September next, at ten o'clock in ' must be taken into consideration. There the forenoon be assigned for the hearing of said recommendations of the Board of Health petition, and that the devisees, legatees, and heirs relative to the necessity of the uee of are very few people who have a suffi- at law of said deceased, and all other persons In- and Children, cient knowledge of electrical appliances, terested in said estate, are required to appear at a SALE disinfectants. Prompt attention to such session of said Court, then to be holden at the and who would care to act in the capac- Probate Office in the City of Ann Arbor, and things will save the Board the trouble show cauBe, if any there be, why the prayer of ONE-HALF PRICE. of attending to the matter itself at con- ity of public executioner, to successfully the petitioner should not be granted : And it apply it in every case. The result would is further ordered, that said petitioner give iiderable expense to those neglecting notice to the persons interested in said estate, of be that the attempt to use electricity (he pendency of said petition, and the hearing it. thereof, by causing a copy of this order to be pub- SINGLE PANTALOONS, ONE-HALF PRICE would soon cause a much greater oppo lished in the Ann Arbor REGISTER, a newspaper printed and circulated in said county, three suc- EVIDENTLY some villain has got it in- sition to it than there now is to the cessive weeks previous to said day of hearing. to his head to burn Prof, de Pont's resent method of execution. J. WILLAKD BABBITT, Odd Garments we do not want in the Store, and are willing to close [A true copy.l Judge of Probate. bouse. He may be successful, but the WM. G. DOTY. Probate Register. 69 them out at any price. Take advantage of this Sacrifice Sale. chances are that the officers will also be THE movement on foot looking to- successful in time, and the rascal, who- wards the study of German in our ward LOUIS P. HALL, ever be may be, will be given a formal schools has the support of a number of DENTIST introduction and have a continued ac- our German-American citizens. In a OFFICE Over Sheehan's Book Store, quaintance with Warden Hatch at Jack- city like Ann Arbor there is much that eon. ___ may be said in favor of such a change South State Street A. L. NOBLE, THE editors of Chicago have taken it in the course of study. There is proba- bly no other city in the West where so HOURS : 0 to 12 A. M.. and 2 to 5 upon themselves to boom that city as P. M. CLOTHIER AND HATTER, Ann Arbor. the proper place in which to hold the large a per cent, of the pupils from the exposition in 1892. The Few York ad- ward schools take a high school course, vocates may now expect some lively where German is usually one of the competition. It is an exceedingly off regular studies, and where an early JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE STOCK OP day when the Chicago press does not training in the language would be of succeed in doing what it sets out to do, great advantage. Then, too, the large number of German people among our so that tht* soaner New York throws up citizens makes it quite necessary for a the sponge the more easily it will be young man to understand and be able able to do it gracefully. to speak the German language in Older to secure a position in many of our busi- ICE-OREAM FREEZERS, LAWN MOWERS, DETROIT, even had it tried, could not ness houses. This, considered with the have hit upon a better scheme for ad- fact that the study of any foreign tongue vertising its exposition than that indi- is beneficial, would seem to indicate rectly obtained by the national editorial that there could be no reasonable ex- LOW ESTIMATES GIVEN ON convention now in session there. Every cuse for not complying with the re- one of the large journals represented quest that the study of German be there will make mention, and favorable made optional in at least two of our STE A.M: HOSE. mention, too, we believe, of this great -AND- ward schools, especially if those who AND enterprise. It would be difficult to es- take up the study are required to pay timate the results, but doubtless they a reasonable fee for such a privilege. WATCHES, CLOCKS, will be very considerable. The objection that the pupils are al- HOSE TRUCKS. ready overworked will be obviated by JEWELERY IT IS commendable to witness the re- making the additional study optional -AND- lot Ifaler volt that is being made against the with certain others thus leaving the num- "tipping" abuse. Nowadays one's trav- ber of studies the same as before. The PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING, eling expenses are increased from fifty opposition with which the sche me will SILVERWARE to one hundred per cent, by this cus- meet will be that of the additional ex- Wood and Slate Mantels, tom, and one is compelled to fall in line pense which will be added to our al- and pay the exhorbitant fees or else ready heavy school taxes. It is claim- Special attention to Watch repairing. submit to any amount of ill-treatment ed that the fees charged will pay all the GRATES, TILING,;ETO. from officious servants. But the abuse extra expense. We are disposed to has been carried too far, and, fortu- doubt this, especially for the first year, L. T. LIMPEB.T, nately for the traveling public, there is though we may be mistaken. There is IP some possibility that a day of better another and much more far reaching Watch-Maker and Jeweler, things may soon arrive. educational question which the School M»n(fSterfer Block. 31 S. Main-st, and 1 1-2 Washington-st. Board will be called upon to consider. IN one thing, at least, St. Louis is It is the extent to which this small be- ahead of Chicago. This is evidenced ginning may grow. If there is any possi- GREAT by the fact that the citizens are forming bility that it may eventually develop a combination against the Chinese into as elaborate a system as that which NEW F"IKM laundrymen. The sight of an ordinary has been adopted at Saginaw, it would IN THE Chinese laundry is enough to disgust AUGUST any ordinary man. An insight into the be asking too much of our people. Be- real methods employed, if people could fore coming to any definite conclusion once obtain Ruch insight, would soon about the matter it should be carefully Barber Shop! lose such shops the patronage they now considered, and not rushed through as We shall offer our entire Stock of Everything neat and first-class. Best SEPTEMBER receive. such things often are. There is no doubt NEW SPRING of Workmen. Try us. the Board will giye this question the at- THE Board of Education at Cadillac tention it deserves, and if they find it GHAS. SHETTERLEY & BRQ. appreciates the value of a large at- possible to give those who desire to Last year I gave 25 per cent, off on every article sold by tendance at their public schools and have German taught in some of our me during July and August. are liberally advertising the advan- ward schools, without too much ad- Bargains in Pianos. tages which they are able to offer. By ditional expense, it is reasonable to This year I propose to make more goods move than last this method the Board hopes to attract suppose that thev will do so. ORGANS AND SEWING MACHINES. r foreign pupils, and in this way reduce the expenses of the school, aud they At a Great Sacrifice. so here are some Billings A Wheelock Upright. 1'A octave $100 will doubtless succeed in doing so. The Whitney & Cumer Uprleht, (excellent).™ 150 Board at Ann Arbor realize a goodly Amusements. Splendid Papers at 4c, 6c and Peek & Son, (good fta new) 200 Gilbert & Dickson's " She" turned 8c. Elegant Gilt Papers at 10c, Estey Organ. 6 octave SO sum each year in the tuition of such pu- Clough & Warren, 6 octave, (fine) 60 pils. The taxpayers would not object people away last evening, and the magni- 12c, 18c and 20c. The finest Em- Standard, 'brand new, oct. coup., etc.) 45 ficent production was well worthy of the bossed Gold Papers, at 20c, 25c Whites. M.. (nearly new) 15 if astrouger effortwere made to increase and 30c. Ceiling Papers to match Singer, Oscillator, (nearly new) _ 18 Business Booming Bargains. Urge house. The piece was well cast. this source of revenue to our public equally as low. We have the schools. The scenic, mechanical and electrical latest and richest patterns, and The largest stock of new Pianos, Or- effects were grand. — Memphis (Tenn) can show the largest variety gans and Sewing Machines ever seen in Daily Avalanche. ever exhibited in the city. We THK meagreness of s)ul which some have in our employ the most ex- Ann Arbor at greatly reduced prices. Several Second-hand Pianos, Square and Upright, $50 to- people exhibit is exceedingly contempt- Lsst night the Gilbert & Dickson Big pert hangers. No agents, no peddlers, no commis- ible. It would be difficult to conceive Spectacular Company commenced I Window-Shades, Curtain Poles, sions to pay any person. No rent and $200. of a meaner spirit than that exhibited week'9 engagement at Pope's Theatre, Room Moulding, in all grades and by certain people in Detroit who insist presenting that weird, mystical extrava- prices. Don't fail to visit our Stock light expenses. AVe will not be under- Several Organs, new and Second-hand, $25 to $60. New that the property of the Art Museum ganza of H. Rider Haggard—'She"—to a before buying. sold, and guarantee the very lowest Esteys, $75.00. shall be taxed. After liberal hearted large and fashionable audience. Miss Katie prices. citizens have donated large sums of Pearson in the title role — Ayesha. She GEO. WAHR, protrayed the part wi(h true artistic ALYIN WILSEY, Several Bicycles, Second-hand, Ordinary and Safety, will money in order to establish what is Books, Stationery and Wall-Paper, purely a public benefaction, it is the ability, and seemed born to rule men, the 25 S. Fourth St. be closed out regardless of cost. No reasonable offer refused. height of folly to insist that the proper- part fitting her like a glove. Mr. Albert ty shall be taxed. That is indeed an Dickson, as " Leo Vincey," made a favor- able impression, as did Harry Gilbert, of On every cash purchase of Sheet Music, Music Books, excellent way to foster such institu- " Holly." The balance of the cast is good. tions. The Alderman who thinks the The Hot Pot dance caught the house by Musical Merchandise, Strings or Repairs amounting to $1.00 law exempting such property from tax- DO YOU KNOW storm. The electrical «nd mechanical effects or over I will give one-third off, during August and Septem- ation unconstitutional may be right, were fine, the scenery magnificent.— S:. That the best place in Ann Arbor to buy fine groceries thoughwe doubtit. He would place him- Louis Globe-Democrat. and crockery ware is at ber only. self in a far more favorable light among right thinking people if he would ap- At the grand Opera House on Saturday In many cases it's a dead loss, but ply his weighty intellect to the work of evening, Aug. 31st, the S. Draper Origin- assisting the honorable Board to which al Mammoth Uncle Tom's Cabin Cjmpany, MAYER & OVERBECK'S he belongs to make fewer violations of in the dramatization from the woiksof the the constitution. celebrated authoress, Mrs. Harriet Beecher They have just moved into their Stowe, will be the attraction. The play THE GOODS MUST MOVE ! abounds in miraculous hair-breaths escapes MINNESOTA has fallen into line among and marvelous sensational events. The the states in which the law against Topsy is an exceedingly finished piece of 41 South Main Street, •where they would be glad to have you call. dressed beef has been declared uncon- acting, and never fails to convulse the audi- GIVE THEM A C ALL and you will continue to deal with them. My stock of Violins (and I have the finest in the stitutional. A stiong effort was made with roars of laughter oue minute and the to pass just such a law in Michigan, next to draw tears, and the two eccentric County) must move, and if you want a Violin, come in and but its advocates could not find a suf- lawyers, create scream* of delight. Uncle Tom, the faithful slave, makes a vivid im- buy it while this sale is going on. ficient number of gullible legislators to pression. The Jolly Coon quariette in Plan- place such a law upon our statute books. ADAMS' BAZAAR tation Festival, The Tennesse Jubilee 13 SOUTH MAIN-ST., IS In Banjos and Guitars my stock tells its own story. Tax REGISTER said at the time that Singers in Camp-Meeting Hymns, Glees Why not buy one at one-third off ? such an act would be unconstitutional and Choruses, indicative of the Southern and unjust. Every judge who has had Darkie, "Way Down South," are worthy Haines Bros., Ivers & Pond, Kimball and Newby & an opportunity to pass upon such legis- and attractive feactures. Jjilizt escaping HIEIAIDlQIUIAIRITIEIRfS lative enactments has taken the same across the Ohio river on the floating ice, Evens Pianos in plain and fancy cases. In stock you see what view and set the law aside. Such an and the mammoth Siberian bloodhounds attempt to prevent competition and thus in pursuit, is both thrilling and startling. The scene between Uncle Tom and Eva BABY CARRIAGES. EXPRESS 100 New Bird Cages. you buy. Come in and see for yourself. raise the price of such an important is touching and pathetic, likewise the W y the Indians must first be approved by citizen of Mier, Ind., was thrown from a The Island district echoolhouse in for trie privilege of driving to the depot the President before it becomes operative. carriage and killed Sunday. Bridgewater is being re-sided and re- amd watching the passengers walk up WASHINGTON, Aug. 34.—The International During the month of July Just passed paired, making it the finest in the town. American congress will meet at Washing- 25,716 immigrants arrived at Castle Garden. town. The "elixir of life" has been tried on ton at noon October 2, and will be attended In July, 1888, 28,690 arrived. Troubl" has begun for John Fitzgib- two residents of Saline. Upon one it by from fifty to sixty delegates, including The shipping business was practically had no effect while it made the other •omeof the most distinguished men of Cen- stagnant at London on Monday, owing to a bons of "Wayne. He has been appoint- tral and South America. It Is not expected great strike of dock laborers. ed an umpire in the international want to kick over the stove and whip the doctor. that the congress will do more than perfect Several dams and mills at Bockingham, league. its organization at ithe first sitting, and It N. C, were wrecked by a cloud-burst on The Northeastern and Oakland Co. Is probable that the reception will be ten- Milfonl wants to be a summer resort. Sailors and Soldiers'Association and the Monday, the loss being »100,000. THE JOLLY OLD MARINER. A project is being discussed of over- dered the delegates by the President that During a race on Friday at Sabina, O. flowing a lot of poor land and manu- 8th Michigan volunteers had abig time evening. The followiner morning the party A jolly old mariner sailing the sea. at their reunion at Pontiac last week. Elf King, with a record of 2:2.5 and valued Was roaring a solo and thus thundered he. facturing a lake. will start upon the excursion tendered the at ilO.OOO, fell dead on the track. The citizens entertained them right foreign delegates by the Government of *' Our ship is as bold as an eagle on wing, Phoenix lodge F. and A. M. of Ypsi- Charles Swerangers, a jockey, was thrown And she carries a cargo that's fit for a king; royally. the United States. The party will leave A cargo that's welcome to peasant or pope. lanti is bound to be at the top and is A little son of Frey Falls, a farmer Washington at 10 o'clock on the morning and instantly killed during the running Our ship she is laden with IVORY SOAP. spending $1,000 in overhauling and re- Of Thursday, October 3, and take the Fall races at the Homer (I1L) fair Friday. living near Milan,, met with a peculiar Henry Shaw, of St Louis, a noted philan- " I've plowed all the oceans to even' port, furnishing the lodge room. and fatal accident recently. He put the Biver boat at New York that even- To visit all nations and climes is my sport; The South Lyon Picket strikes the tine of a pitchfork into his blouse, and Ing. The next ten days will be spent thropist, died on Sunday, aged 91 years. We carry our goods to the ends of the world. visiting the eommercial and manufactur- He left an estate valued at $2,500,000. Our trade is announced on our banner unfurled; key note for booming the town by falling down, ran the tine through his See! blazoned on pennant from top-mast and rope! exempting manufacturing institutions throat. ing centers of New England and Northern Fire destroyed the boiler shops of the ' We bring to all people the Ivory Soap.' New York, with a day at West Point Mili- Bigelow Company at New Haven, Conn., from taxation for five years. The "young men" of Saline enjoy The births in Livingston county more tary Academy, and the party will reach Friday. Loss, *75,0O0; partially insured. "From Procter & Gamble, my lads, do you mind? themselves evenings by carrying off Niagara Falls to remain over Sunday, Oc- L. G. Schiller, wholesale fish dealer at We carry a blessing to gladden mankind ; than doubled the loss by death last gates and similar deviltry. The village For dirt is a foe to the body and soul. year, there being 309 births and 150 tober 13. Monday the journey will be re- Green Bay, Wis., made an assignment Fri- And soap must precede e'en the gospel's control; council rises to the occasion and offers sumed and continued to Chicago, with day. Liabilities, $12,000; assets not known. Then hurrah ! hip hurrah ! for philanthropy's hope. deaths. A healthy increase. $10 reward for anyone caught indulging stops at Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit and A fire occurred on Monday at McNear's Hurrah for the advent of Ivory Soap. in that kind of fun. Al. Travis of Ypsilanti doe not care to other cities. The trip will extend to warehouse in Port Costa, CaL, and spread " Its bars, like the truth, or a life-saving boat, be deputy marshal of that city any The following fairs are to be held in Omaha to shipping, involving a loss of nearly $600,- Ever rise to the top and triumphantly float; longer and has resigned. James Show- WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.—One "Andrew J. 000. As the foam on the wind-fretted billow 'tis light, this vicinity: At Jackson, Sept 2—6; As the elephant's tusk it is glossy and white; ers has been appointed in his place. State fair at Lansing, Sept. 9—13; Expo- Whitaker, of Illinois," was appointed Dep- A dog afflicted with the rabies bit James The poets all praise it in measure and trope, S. T. Young of Howell celebrated his sition at Detroit Sept. 17—27; at Moren- uty Fourth Auditor of the Treasury, and a Thurston and J. D. Isgrigg, two prominent The ocean is thundering—IVORY SOAP." 80th birthday Aug.19. A reunion of his ci Sept. 17—20; at Ann Arbor, Sept. 17 short time afterward a man presented him- farmers, and a young lady near Columbus, family was held, six of the seven chil- —20; at Adrian, Sept. 23—27; at Ypsi- self, qualified and entered upon the duties Ind. A WORD OF WARNING. dren being present with their families. lanti Sept. 24—27; at Chelsea, Sept. 24- of the office. Now another man of the same The Spring Lake reservoir near Fiskville, 26. Our farmers wiil have their time same insists that it is he who should have B, L, gave way on Sunday, and three per- There are many white soaps, each represented to be "just as good as the1 Ivory1 j" The officers elect of the South Lyon the office, and the Comptroller has been pretty well filled, if they attend sons were drowned and some property de- they ARE NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities band are as follow: E.T. Chilson, presi- them all. asked to decide who shall have it stroyed. dent; J. C. Odell, vice president; T. H. WASHINGTON, Aug. 26. —Reliable reports of the genuine. Ask for "Ivory" Soap and insist upon getting it. All the people in Jackson are not John Bobinson's circus was wrecked by a CUrke, secretary; Frank Lamsen, treas- of the 24th from Port au Prince state that cyclone while exhibiting at Toledo, 0., on urer. liars, and one of the mo»t truthful Legitime has left that city on board of • Copyright 1886, by Procter & Gamble. writes in the Saturday Evening Star Saturday, and many persons were badly Alonzo VanDyne of Ypsilanti is abie French man-of-war, and that Hippolyte Is injured. to be around again, just recovering about a snake which he'caught in Whit- In full possession of the Government more Lake while fishing through the The council of the Legion of Honor in from three broken ribs and a frac- Paris has erased the names of General Bou- ice last winter. The reptile was very CAN'T BE COUNTED. tnred collar bone, caused by the caving large and.beautifully colored, and wheii langer and Count Dillon from the roll of in of a ditch. the hook was removed from its mouth The Loss of Life by Floods in Chlm Too the order. The station agent at Whittaker start- coiled itself and sprang fifty feet into Great to Be Estimated. A woman named Meith and her three ed out to take a ride with Will Holland the air several times. It then satdown SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2(5.—The steamer sons were arrested on Monday at East after his young colt, last week. By the on a chunk of ice and took a lunch with Oceanic trom Hong Kong and Yokohama Aurora, N. Y., on the charge of making time the colt bad smashed the bug- the Jackson man, and after smoking arrived Sunday with late Chinese advices. bogus money. gy into splinters the agent wished a mild cigar slipped bacK into the water. Further details of the bursting of the Yel- Elmer Foster, a 7-year-old boy, wandered It Saved my Child's Life. he had not gone. This summer it came to the Jackson low river embankments in the province of alone for nine days in a large forest near Shan Tung, July 22, state that the destruc- Wausau, Wis., subsisting on berries for the " When my child was born, "We are using in our nur- The Ypsilantian vigorously protests man's house as a star boarder, and it the doctor ordered one of the tion is widespread. The breach in the river entire period. sery (containing forty infants) against a corduroy stone walk that saves his little girl from drowning ev- other Foods. She ate that un- is over 2,(00 feet in length and a swift Cotton goods m nufacturers of the City your Lactated Food, and find has been laid in front of the Sani- ery time she falls in the water, lifts til ehe nearly died. I had three /"OOv tarium. That's all right: the proprie- pickles out the barrel with its forked current swept through, Hooding to a depth of Mexico formed a combination Friday, doctors, who srid the trouble I FOR INFANTS and INVALIDS it far superior to all other food of twelve feet a large extent of the country and propose to purchase cotton only in the which has been used during tors probably stand in with the shoe- tongue, and keeps the lawii sprinked was Indigestion, and ordered THE PHYSICIANS FAVORITE. lying adjacent Many houses were washed United States. the past ten years that I have makers of the city. by filling up on water and spouting it the food changed to Lnctated Possesses many Important Advantages all over the yard, although it acted a away, and a dispatch from Chee Foo states Two shocks of earthquake were felt Food. It Eaved my child's life, over all other prepared Foods. been visiting physician. The James Maloy, a Green Oak horse doc- that the number of persons drowned is too Saturday morning at Washington. N. C, Sisters of Charity, who have tor, knows more about horses this week little diffident about this last job until and I owe you many thanks BABIES CRY FOR IT. the Jackson man removed his keep-off- great to be counted. Ten districts are al- the disturbance being accompanied by a for it I regard your Food as charge of the institution, say than he did a few weeks ago. He put ready submerged, and it is feared many rumbling sound. invaluable, and superior to all INVALIDS RELISH IT. it has no equal." his hand into a horse's mouth to pull out the-grass sign—Evening News. more in the low-lying country south will The Union furniture works in Eockford, other artificial food for br.bies. Perfectly Nourishes a Baby with W. E. DE Conner, M. D., a tooth and the horse shut down on it, suffer a similar fate. h£l K. A. J. BKXKIDLD, or without the addition of mirk. 111., were burned on Saturday, causing a St. Joseph's Foundling Asylum. taking the nail off his thumb. loss of $125,000. A fireman named Emer- Boston, Maes, Three Sizes. 25c. 50c. SI.OO. The boys near Green Oak have a new An explosion set fire to liarlan lira's A MARVELOUS COLT. son lost his life. S Indiana Place. Available pamphlet on "The Nutrition Cincinnati, Ohio. at Infants and Invalids," frea method of getting their drinks. They flruf-store at Des Moines, la, Sunday Washington night, which caused the death by suffoca- Axtell TroU a Fast Mile at take the rye straw and run it through Park, Chicago. WELLS. PICHARDSON & CO., BURLINGTON, VT. tion of Philemon Goblet, a clerk who slept Hit. FRITH a clothes wringer, after it has been In an adjoining room. CHICAGO, Aug. 24. —Axtell, the most won- threshed, and one farmer has a tubful derful natural trotter ever foaled, added a Will Visit Ann Arbor, Tuesday, Sept. A new and strange disease is killing off OR Itchy Sore Scalp. Dandruff,Eczema, Dead or fif the most villainous whiskey ever new wreath to his laurels Friday by trot- 3d, 1889. At Arlington House. You should read THE CHICA- Falling Hair and all Scalp Diseases, made. the hogs In the southern part ol Clay ting a mile at Washington Park in 2:14, re- FOURTH GO DAILY NBWS because you F County, Iij'l Great sores develop over the ducing his own and the 3-year-old record to want the best your money will MILLARD'S HAIR GLOSSOMER Howard Moore of Whittaker didn't body, and the animals, after two or three POINT buy. THE DAILY NEWS is a keep his eye on the handle of the churn that figure. It is not likely to be touched member of the Associated Press. IB a sure cure. »Sc. Prepared by day*, die in spasms. by another horse for many a year. This means that its news service while churning butter last week. The The schooner Sapphire arrived at Vic- is unsurpassed. Two of its staff crank flew off and struck him in the live in Washington the year toria, B. C, on Saturday from Behring sea, THE CRONIN TRIAL. round and are exclusively oc- mouth, cutting it and making it nearly having on board 3,590 sealskins. She waa cupied in its service. It has half an inch larger, until a doctor chased by the United States cutter Bear, The Defendant* Seeking Separate Trials special correspondents through- called and put several stitches where it but sailed away from her. —A Postponement Intil Wednesday. out the United States, and in was cut. CHICAGO, Aug. 27. —The six men accused the leading capitals of Europe. Low water in the river at Johnstown, It has 331 people regularly on of complicity in the murder of Dr. Cronin its pay roll. It takes between Either the hitching posts in Chelsea Pa, has resulted in the exposure of a large an are weak or the horses are unusually amount of malodorous decomposing mat- —Beggs, O'Sullivan, Coughlin, Burke, £5.50° d $6,000 per week to Kunze and Woodruff—were before Judge pay them—nearly $300,000 a strong. Last Wednesday, E. S. Spaul- ter, the stench In the vicinity of the stone year. Its expenditures aggre- ding's team broke the post to which bridge being extremely nauseating. McConnell for trial. The entire day was gate very nearly $1,000,000 an- they were hitehedand started for home, occupied by the counsel for the defense in nually. All this means quality. Kilrain Keloaied on Itail. motions for separate trials etc., and the Remember—Its circulation is 220,000 a day—over but only went a block when they were matter went over until Wednesday morn- caught. PUB vis. Miss., Aug. 27. - Bud Renaud a million a week—and it costs by mail 25 cts. H. E. M1LLARD, 73 Monroe St., Grand Rapids, Mich. came from New Orleans Monday morning ing. a month, four months $1.00,—one centa day. F..r»nl,-hviill Druggists. Mrs. G. W Lyous of Stockbridge is and secured bond in J2,000 for Kilrain U not an accomplished acrobat. She at- Killed with a Dirk. appear at the regular term of court in Sep- ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Aug 27. — In a quar- tempted to vault over a wheel in get- tember. Jake was then set at liberty, anc ting out ot her carriage and might have rel here yesterday Mrs. Itobert Ray Hamilton JAMES MEANS & CO'S BOOTS AND SHOES. he left for Cincinnati Monday. attempted to stab her husband, but the The best testimonial we ever had.—"James Means & Co. are the bears of the boot and shoe been fairly successful had not her skirts nurse interfering the latter received the market. They have revolutionized the business by making high priced goods unsalable."—Trade paper. caught in the wheel, throwing her to The Chari«i4tou Mm»s (.noil Speed. SAN FBANCISCO, Aug. !27. —The cruiser thrust and was killed instantly. Hamilton the ground and injuring her. When is a grandson of Alexander Hamilton, has ^JAMES MEANS' JAMES WEARS'] she recovers she will use the steps. Charleston, which arrived here Monday morning from her trial trip, made an aver- been a member of the New York Legisla- $3 SHOE $4 SHOE Dr. R. B. Bell of Ypsilanii asks the ture for five years, and lias been made mis- 'UNEXCELLED IN age speed of 13 knots on a 400 mile run erable by his wife's erratic actions. CANNOT FAIL city council to award him $500 damages from San Pedro. vSTYLE UNEQUALLED f-5*' TO because his three-year old boy fell into Many Postal Packages stolen. DR. PRUTH, DURABILITY a bole in th° street that was unprotected. OF THE •AND «S- SATI S FY, He says he wants this amount of canh, Dwi the Earth Really Move? MADISON, Wis., Aug. 20.—A large numbar Science says that is dues, but we cm of letters have been stolen from the mails PERFECTION THE MOST •$ and if the council doesn't give it to him between here and Milwaukee, bank letters Provident Medical Dispensary, J)F FIT. he will sue the city. The council laid not helfi wonderinp sometimes if there especially having been taken. It is sup- the matter on the table. isn't s me mistake ab ician< close their eyes and put CAIBO, Aug. 26.—From Khartoum, Kas- cases have been neglected, badly treated or pro- Positively none genuine unless having our name and price Bala. Tokar and other towns and villages nounced incurable. Patients who are doing we'.: stamped plainly ontheBoles. Your retailer will supply you with fusion is the arrival of an eight pound their hands to their ears and refuse to Boots and Shoes so stamped if you insist upon his doing so; if you do on the Ni le in Upper Egypt come distress- under the ca.ro of their own physicians need not not insist, some retailers will coax you into buying inferior goods addition to the editor's family. Our abandon the theory. But for all that the ing accounts of famine. There are twenty call on us, as our province is to treat those win upon which they make a larger profit. Ours are the original $3 and congratulations. world moves on, and Dr. Pierce'g Golden $4 Shoes, and those who imitate our system of business are unable deaths from starvation daily in Tokar cannot find relief otherwise. Believing that sci- to compete with us in quality of factory products. In our lines Medical Di-co»ery continues to rescue alone, while in the whole stricken district ence is truth nu1 "trutli is mighty and will pr- we are the largest manufacturers in the United States. The girls of South Lyon have a good vail," when known, end knowing that disc*?-: How your boy does wear out his shoes! many picnics during the year, but there sufferers from consumptives' graves. Ic the bodies of the dead are eaten by the liv- James Means' 8£ Shoes for Boys will outwear any other ie one day each year that they have a is a sure cure for this dreaded diseases if ing. can be cured with positive certainty, ho invites boys* shoe ever made. You can have lace or button. taken in time. All scrolulous diseases— the afflicted to call ond receive advice free and be picnic "all by themselves." Friday, In the Toils Again. cured of their dispenses. $2.50 Buys the Best Farmers' Thick Soot. Aug. 16, »as the day that it was held and consumption is included in the list— AUBUBN, N. Y., Aug. 24.—Jimmy Hope, There is no mbject thnt requires so mn- 9 vthia year, and Silver Lake was the yield to it. the famous bank-robber, was discharged Rtudy e-.tl experienceas the treatmentsni ci: « JAMES MEANS I \>lace, but as even Editor Chilson of the from prison yesterday, his term having ex- ot chron ic diseases. The astonishing success mi. [ Picket was not allowed to be present, remarkable euros performed by him is due to : QUARTER EAGLE BOOT The fall is the time when the sheep are pired, but he was rearreflted at Poughkeep- thorough knowledge oi the structure and func- no report can be given of what hap- sie while on his way to New York on anoth- tions of the human syslam, and the cure of tin- A Reliable Kip Boot for Farmers* pened. coupled, and the bleeding rams should be er charge of robbing a bank. ease by natural remedies. Let those given up bj 10 Mill" make one Cent; procured now, as they will be in greater others call for examination. He ha8suceesslu)l> 10 Cent* make one Dltnet A resolution was passed in the Ypsi- An Innocent Man Hunged. treated tho following diseases since bis arrival in 10 Dimes make one Dollart lanti common council at the last meet- demand and bring higher prices later or. this State: Eye and Ear diseates, Chronic Diar 10 Dollars make one Eagle. MA CON, Mo., Aug. 5o.—Perry Thrall, who ikoea, Chronic Inflammation oj the Womb, Ckrodi And with a Quarter Eagle any Farmer in the ; ing instructing the marshal to see that died in this city on Saturday, confessed Inflammation of the B'culder, Painful or Irregula Country can now buy a boot that will satisfy him. I a certain saloonkeepter obeyed the "Porgralory Bnlleta." Hentitriiatioi, Fever Sores and Ulcers, Ivontinenc Farmers have been looking for such a boot for just before his death to having committed of Urine Tape Worms, Crooked Limbs and Enlarga a long time and now it has come. I law. What is the matter? Doesn't the An excited Irishman rushed into a Bos- the crime for which William Duiey suffered Joints, Spinal Curvatures, t' Territory if you will invest one cent In a popostae l " I'm all wrong intoirely. I want some Leucorrhea or Whites, Blotches, Pimples, Skin Dis [card and write to us. particular one? Such u resol ition looks shtufT to shtraiten me out. S >me o' thim TOPEKA, K.in., Aug. 26.—Mrs. N. A. War- eases. Dyspepsia, Consiipatiem, Zheipsy, Cancer, Ep suspicions. Her searched diligently for seventeen leptic Fits, Erysipelas, Gravel, Goitre, Qlett, Oonor Special Offer on the James Means Quarter Eagle Kip Boots for Farmers. 'purgatory bullets' will be fixin' me, I'm years for a runaway husband, and she rhoea.Hydroode,HearCJH*east,Heaa'aci\e, Piles,lfrjs In order to immediately distribute samples of these Boots all orer the country, we will send them Now won't the Ypsilanti Sentinel have thiukin'. What d'ye tax for thim?" ''Whst teria,Syphiiig,St. Yitus Dance, Chronic Dysentew, £« transportation prepaid, to any man in any place where there is a poBt-oftice or railroad In any State or found him in this city on Saturday, where larged Tonsils, Fistula in Ana, Hernia or Ruptun Territory of the united States. We will send them by express or by mail, with all charges for trans- i a chance to get even with the Ypsilan- do you raeaij?" asked the clerk. "Purga- he was living with another wife. Ovarian Tumors, Paralysis, Prolapsus Uteri, Broi portation to destination prepaid by ourselves, on receipt of regular price, 8£.5O. Send money by post- office order or registered letter. We will accept United States postage stamps for the odd half dollar. ttiap n and Commercial. The "watchdog tory bullet*, sor, or somethin' loike that chilis, Asthma, Catarrh, Scrofula, Consumptioi of the Greek city" has claimed all along •lastlre Field Not to Blame. Chronic Cough, Female Weakness, Spermateirrhea In order to get a perfect fit, take a piece of paper and place your foot upon it, then mark out the I tbink they calls thim," replied the £heumatUm,etc. All surgical operations performs shape of your foot, keeping your pencil close to the foot all the wayaround. Then take the lust boot that there would be trouble in building 8ACBAMENTO, CaL, Aug. 26.—Governor which you wore, and mark out the shape of that In the same way. We will All your order on the same man. 'Shure I'm in purgatory already, Free Examination of the Urine •lay we receive It. Take great care to be very accurate, and be sure to give us your full address, town, the waterworks within the appropria- with headache, and liver complaint, and Waterman has directed the Attorney-Gen- Each person applying for treatment t-hould brin county and State or Territory. If we have a dealer handling our goods in your town we want you to tion, and the other papers have claimed eral to dismiss the charge made against an ounce of their urine, which will rweiveacare buy of him, we do not want you to send to us as we will not interfere with the dealers who sell our bad stomach, and the divil knows what ful chemical and microscopical examination. goods, but we are glad to supply you if your dealer will not. Any boot and shoe retailer or any country that $75,000 was all the taxpayers would all." Tlie clerk passed out a phial of Dr. Justice Field in connection with the shoot- store-keeper can supply you with our goods If he wants to but some dealers will try to sell you inferior be asked for. Now comes the Board of ing of Judge Terry. Remarkable Cures perfected in ol goods on which they make a larger profit than tbey ought to ask for. In that case, send to us. Water Commissioners and asks for an Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets, and rases which have lym neglected or uuskillfnlj Pat went off contented. These little Pel- Death of General Nhepard. treated. No exne .ments or failures. Partie additional appropriation of $50,000 to treated by mail r express, but wbere possibl JAMES MEANS & CO., 41 Lincoln St., Boston, Mass, complete the job. How they dare ask lets cure all derangements of liver, stom- BELJJNGHAM, Mass., Aug. 27.—General personal consultation preferred. Curable case it is a mystery, after one of the papers ach and bowels. Sugar-coated, little lar- Isaac P. Shepard died here yesterday. He gus> 'oieed. List of questions free. FULL L'NB uy THE AliuVB (>• OD3 f OB SALE BY Lfiguring out recently that the original ger than mustard seed, and pleasant to served through the war, and was Consul to Western Add ess, [appropriation would not be used. take. Druggis'g. China u-ider i'lesidente Grant, Hayes, Gax- DSL. FRfTH, I 0. 8 SOUTH MAIN ST., fieid aad Arthur. Toledo, O. L. AXX AKP.OK. MICH. She Was Completely Cared. TICKETS NOMINATED. Idleness Is a Dangerous Fault If any dealer sajre he has tne W. t. Douglaa ROMANTIC STORY THE OLD VETERANS. Shoes without naine and price itMnpeaM A daughter of my customer suffered Maine* of the Candidates for Office la in the kidneys. When inactive they the bottom, put him down as a fraud. from suppressed mensruation, and ner Various States. speedily fall into disrepair. Tho^e obsti- health was completely wrecked. At my OF A GREAT RUSSIAN ARTIST AND Annual Session of the G. A. R. In FARGO, N. D., Aug. 2a—The Republican*1 nate and fatal maladies, Blight's disease and diabetes, ensue with terrible certain- suggestion uhe used one battle of Brad- HIS WONDERFUL PAINTING. Milwaukee, Wis. yesterday nominated the following State field's Female Regulator, whicn cured her. ticket: For Governor, John Miller; Lieu- ty upon the inaction of the organs affect- J W Helium?, Water Villey, Miss. tenant-Governor, Alfred Dickey; Secretary ed. Catarrh of the bladder, enuresis, Old Comrade* Greet Each Other—General of State. John Flittie; Supreme Judges, G. gravel and strangury are also to be appre- ' Write The Bradfield Reg. Co., Atlanta, Konstantin IHakoffski'a Immortal National Sherman, General W&iner, Governor KuMlan Picture and How It Was C. H. Corliss, Alfred Watkins, Judge Bar- hended from a partial paralysis of the Ga., for particulars. Suld by all drug- Hoard and Mrs. Logan Among Those tholomew; Auditor, John O. Bray; member bladder, of which weakness and sluggish- Fainted—Almost the Genius of Insanity Present—The Sons of Veterans. of Congress, L. C. Hansbrough. gists. ______^__ —Bow the Czar Lost the Picture. ness are the causes. Hostetter's Stomach NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 23.—In State conven- Bitters is a tine tonic and promoter of A VOIUIIIH of the poems o£ Frederic When Konstantin JIakoffski set himself to THE BOYS IN BLUE. tion yesterday the Republicans nominated activity :or the renal organs, and one Tennyson, eMest brother i £ tli« poet lau- the task of painting his famous picture of MILWAUKEE, Aug. 27. — General Warner the following State ticket: For Governor, General William Mahone; Lieutenant-Gov- which can be relied upon to afford them reate, is among ihe reprints in contem- "The Russian Wedding Feast," he was al- and the Kansas City contingent, about 3UG the requisite stimulus without exciting plation in London. They have become strong, put in an appearance Monday morn- ernor, Colonel Campbell C. Slemp; At- ready a great Russian artist, but not yet torney-General, Captain Warren S. Lurty. them—an effect to be feared from the uu- scarce and difficult to procure. world famous. He conceived tbe scheme of Ing and marched to the Plankinton House, which is the headquarters of the Com- ANACONDA, M T., Aug 23.— The Repub- m"dicated alcnolic excitant of commerce. painting a grand picture that should be mander-in-Chief. Governor Hoard, Secre- lican State convention has nominated the A further beneflcient effect of the Bitters, Large, lonae bishop sleeves of lace are preserved forever in the imperial art gallery tary of State Timme and General Fair- following ticket: For Governor, T. C. by renewing activity of the kidney?, is to frequently seen on silk rodices. of th» Czar as an enduring monument of child came in with the C. C. Washburn Power, of Helena; for Lieutenant-Governor, enable them to drain from the blood in its Russian art. This picture must be dis- Post and were escorted to the J. E. Rickards, of Butte; for Member of passage through them, impurities orodste- tinctively Russian, and at the same time Plankinton. Judge Teazy came with Congress, T. H. Carter, of Helena. tive of rheumatism and dropsy. Nervous- the New England people, and Gen- LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 2a—The Prohibi- ness, fever and ague, constipation and OH I MY HEAD. eral Alger and Mrs. Logan arrived in Gen- tionists closed their State convention in dyspepsia are onquered by the Bitters. W. L. DOUGLAS The pain from Neuralgia and its eral Alger's private car and are at the this city Thursday night, the session last- companion disease Rheumatism is Plankinton. General Sherman arrived at Ing two day* There were about 400 dele- $3 SHOE CENTLEMEN. excruciating. Thousands who could 8 p. m., having-been delayed on the road. gates in attendance. Candidates for Su- The c immon fox grape is the best for Best In the world. Examine hi* Ho was immediately taken to the Com- preme Judge and Regents for the State S5.00 GENUINE HAND-SMVKB SHOE. be quickly cured are needlessly suf- arbors where dense foliage is preferred to 84.OO HAND-SEWED WELT SHOE. fering. Ath-lo-pho-ros will do for mander-in-Chief s headquarters, where he University were nominated, L P. Wigton, W3.50 POLICE AND FARMEHS' SHOE. held an informal reception, after which he of Norfolk, for the former position, and fruit. 82.50 EXTRA VALUE CALF SHOE. others what it did for the following S2.25 VVORKINGMAN'S SHOE. parties; retired to his room for the nignt. Mrs. Jennie F. Holmes of Tecumseh, and 82.00 and 81.75 BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES. WflUamsport.Incl,Oct.8.I867. L. B. Palmer of Hastings, for the latter. WHY WILL YOU cough when All made in Congress, Button and Lace. Raring been afflicted with neuralgia for Immense crowds come by every train, Shiloh's Cure will give immediate relief. the past four years, and trying almostevery. and there are not less than 100,000 strangers FARGO, N. D., Aug. 24.—The North Dakota thing, bnt in vain, I finally heard of Athlo- In the ci y. About 50,000 of them are vet- Republican State convention reassembled Price 10 cts., 50 cts., and $1. Sold by W. L. DOUGLAS phoroa After taking one bottle I found it Bberbach & Son. F R to be helping me, and after UBng four bot- DETROIT INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION—ART erans distributed among the numerous Friday and adopted with enthusiasm and tles of AfhlophoiOT and one ofPUk I tormi suburban camps. demonstrations of applause a resolution in- S3 SHOE LA D°. ES. that I was entirely well. X think the medi- HALL. dorsing the city of Chicago as pre-eminent- Evergreens of ell kinds are invigorated Beit Material. Bert Style. Best Fitting. cine is positively a mire core. immortal. This was tne most difficult task The Women's Belief Corps opened its 12 not sold by your dealer, write OHAUNCEY B. EEDDICK. headquarters yesterday and received its ly the fittest place at which to hold the by an application of ashes. W. L. DOUGLAS, BROCKTON, MAS9. Mt. Oarmel, Hi., Dec. 26,1887. an artist could attempt—to paint a picture friends all day. The same was true of all •World's Fair of 1893. The State ticket was Examine w. I.. Itonicl »s 83 00 shoe for that should be both national and immortal. then completed and a platform was adopt- gentlemen and lodlm, the other headquarters. News About Town. raiKia in exmwjuco, BDU UB»IUK "<*" .v~ .-..e,.. Think over all the immortal pictures in the The Sons of Veterans' camp-fires last ed. A synopsis of the latter is as follows: fastened upon me for the past 30 years I know It reaffirms the National platform of the It is a current report about town that whereof I speak. Mas. JULIA CHILTOH. world, and there are not a dozen that are night inaugurated the twenty-third Na- Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs WM. REINHARDT L CO., JW rifend 6 cents for the beautiful colored pic- distinctly national, after you leave the tional encampment of the Grand Army of last campaign, gloritles the Republican party, 19 making some remarkable cures with 42 S. H.VI\ STREET, Ann Arbor. ture, " Moorish Maiden." classic works of Greece and Rome. To be the Republic. The handsome auditorium declares against the encroachments of corpora- THEATHLOPHOROSCO. 112 Wall St. N. Y. tions on the rights of the farmers, uncompro- people who are troubled with coughs, national a picture must not only depict men of the West Side Turner Hall, in which the executive sessions of the G. A. R. will be held, misingly favors the American system of pro- Sore Throat, Asthma, Bronchitis and con- and women plainly belonging to a particular was crowded almost to suffocation. A. P. tection, favors liberal pensions to veteran sumption. Any druggist will give you a HUMPHREYS' l»ation, amid a scene that belongs to that soldiers who havo been honoraby dis Dayies, of General Alexander Hayes' Post, trial bottle free of cost. It is guaranteed DR. HUMPHREYS' SPECIFICS are scientifically and BUSINESS CARDS. nation alone, but also engaged in an action No. 3, Pittsburgh, Pa., the founder of the charged, declares sympathy with all move- carefully prepared prescriptions ; used for many ments in favor of temperance, demands the to relieve and cure. The large bottles years In private practice with success.aud forover that cannot be found in any other nation— Sons of Veterans, was received with roug- 50c and $1. thirty years used by the people. Every single Spe- TTTT w. HAMILTON not an act of history either, which is only ing cheers when he oame upon the plat- careful guarding of the public school lands cific is a special cure for the disease named. Attorney at Law. and Indorses the submission by the Constitu- These Specifics cure without drugging, purg- A made national by history. Many paintings form. Prayer was offered by Bev. F. J. The popular hat of the passing month ing or reducing the system, and are In fact and Will practice in both State and United State* tional convention of a prohibitory amendment deed the sovereign remedies ot l lie World. Courts. Office Rooms, one and two, 1st floor of are distinctively French, or German, or Wharton, department Chaplain of Wiscon- to the constitution. is the light sailor hat of straw, in any Ihe new brick block, corner of Huron and Fourth ain. Addresses were made by Lieutenant Italian, or Spanish, or English, by their color preferred. LIST OF PRINCIPAL SOS. CURES. PRICES. fltreets, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Kershawr, of Milwaukee; Commander-in- INDIANA SOLDIERS. 1 Fevers, Congestion, Inflammation... style, their figures and costumes, and their Chief Warner, General Alger, Corporal '" Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic.. accessories; but they are not national, be- The Corner-Stone of a Monument to Their SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption Crying Colic, or Teething of Infants R. WILLIAMS, Tanner (the Commissioner of Pensions), Memory Successfully Laid. Diarrhea, of Children or Adults.... cause the action they show is not particular Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It Dysentery, Griping, Bilious Colic... G Attorney at Law, Milan, Mien. Governor Hoard, General Fairchild and INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Aug. 28.—The laying Cholera in orb u a, Vomiting to their country, and might happen else- others. of the corner-stone of the monument dedi- cures consumption. Sold by Eberbach tt Cough!), Cold, Bronchitis Money loaned for outside parties. All legal where. And to be immortal a picture must, Neuralgia, Toothache. Faceache.... cated to the memory of the Indiana sol- Son. Headaches, SlckHeadache, Vertigo business given prompt attention. however limited by nationality, appeal to the DEATH ON THE GALLOWS. diers and sailors who fought in the late Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach admiration o£ all other countries. White laces are restored to fashionable oppressed or Painful Periods, Four Men Executed in N»w York City for war was successfully performed in this t W"hitesh , ttoo Profuse Periods. -GET- Konstantin Makoffski became in a short city yesterday afternoon, President Har- favor, but black and colored ones are also ! Croup. Cough. Difficult Breathing .. Murder -Other Hanging*. 4 Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Eruptions time a man possessed by rison assisting in the ceremonies. There in vogue. NEW YORK, Aug. 24.—The four condemned i Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains... AN ALMOST INSANE MANIA. was an immense throng present. Governor 1l Fever and A sue, Chills, Malaria 0. E. GODFREY murderen — Patrick Packenham, Jack Advice to Mothers. ' Piles, Blind or Bleeding He dreamed of his picture by night; he Lewis (colored), James Nolan and Ferd- Hovey, as presiding officer of the occasion, 0 Catarrh, Influenza, Cold In the Head TO DO TOUK ORATING, made a brief address, and he was followed Mrs. Wir.olow'8 Soothing Syiup should " Whooping Cough, Violent Coughs. Sreight work, Furniture and Piano moving, oi wrought at it at all hours; he drew and re- inand Carolin—were hanged in the yards General Debility,PhysicalWeakueas drew, painted and repainted. He shut him- of the Tombs prison yesterday morning. by General M D. Manson, of Crawfords- always be used for children teething. It Kidney Disease anything else that you need done. He has all the ville, and General John Coburn, of Indian- I Nervous Debility 1 atest appliances, largest drays and best force of self up for long months in his studio, refus- Ther« were two scaffolds and two men soothes the child, softens the gums, allays I Urinary Weakness, Wetting Bed. men. Residence, 46 X. 4th-st. ing admission to everybody except hia wife, were hanged on each. Packenham and apolis. At the conclusion of the latter'! all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best ! Diseases of thelleart. Palpitation 1 Telephone 82 and admitting her only when forced by address President Harrison was introduced remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-five cents Carolin were wife-murderers, and the and made a short speech, which was re- Sold by Druggists, or sent postpaid on receipt exhaustion and hunger. As the work grew other two killed their mistresses. bottle. of price. DR. HUMPHREYS' MAN'UAL, (114 pages) he became emaciated, fierce, sullen, almost ceived with great applause. richly bound In cloth and gold, mailed free. WM. W. NICHOLS, BBTTE, M. T., Aug. 24.—Harry Roberta Humphreys' ,MediciueCo.l09 Fulton St. N Y. mad, consumed by an intense enthusiasm. was hanged here Friday afternoon for the The scheme for a monument for the sol- The dressiest hats are made of tulle, lace, Finally, however, the picture was completed diers and sailors of Indiana was originated unprovoke killing last May of J. W. Craw- by Mr. George Langsdale, editor of the and silk gauzes over alight wire frames. DENTAL PARLORS to the satisfaction of his morbidly critical ford, a teamster in his employ. Roberts' SPECIFICS. fancy. Then he admitted his wife to the neck was broken by the f alL Green Castle (Ind.) Banner, in 1875. The over Savings Bank opposite studio and pointed proudly to this consum- shaft will cost $250,000. It will be built of Court House Square. SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Aug. 24.—Jim McCoy, light gray limestone, and when completed ft mate work of his genius. The woman shed the noted desperado of Southern Texas, tears of joy, because now she hoped to re- It will be 268 feet high. The diameter of $JACOBS OH Teeth extracted without pain by use was hanged here at 11:30 yesterday for the the ground which it will cover is 192 feet. of Gas or Vitalized Air. gain her husband's society. The painter murder of Sheriff McKinney, December 26, MOTHERS fainted from prolonged exhaustion. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Aug. 24.—The Seven- 1886. tieth Indiana regiment held its regular an- ALL The picture was sent to the Czar. The A GENERAL SHUT-DOWN. nual reunion at Tomlinson Hall yesterday. WM. BIGGS. imperial family and tbe artists called to wit- The President of the United States pre- Mlttes use It lo ness its unveiling were W. I.. Scott, the Millionuire Coal Opera- sided at the session. City Attorney W. L. Otttflt compisiB MORE THAN DELIGHTED tor, Discharging Kinployes. Taylor delivered an address of welcome, to WhMt 11 with the great work. But the Czar, am- SPKIXO VALLEY, 111., Aug. 27.—W. L. Scott, which the President responded at some bitious to have Russian art take the lead in of Pennsylvania, has telegraphed General length. At '•> p. m. President Harrison was Contractor S Builder Europe, sent the picture to the world's art Manager Devlin to discharge all employes driven to the depot, and shortly afterward And all hinds of work in connection exhibition, then open in Antwerp. There of the Spring Valley Coal Company who left for Deer Park. with the above promptly the splendid Russian picture took the ad- were not absolutely needed to run the Sprains, Strains, executed. miration of all Europe by storm. It was mines, and to prepare for a general shut- Fire In an Jowa Mine. Bruises, Wounds. 1&- Shop Cor. of Church-st and University ave. unanimously voted the medaille d'honeur by down of six months or a year. He saye WHAT CHEER. la., Aug. 26. - About 4:30 Telephone 9; P. O. Box 1248. Saturday afternoon the top works and Sold 6» DrufjpMa and Dmitri the judges—and this award was confirmed they will never be opened again if they Tit*Chat. A. Vojii.r Co.. Bait*.. M4. by the praises of the artists of Europe—as can not be opened on a paying basis. This building of the What Cheer coal shaft took BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. ATLANTAgi the greatest painting of modern art. means the depopulation of the town. The fire in the boiler room and in a few SOLO BY ALL ORUGGIGTS. "" Ann Arbor Fruit Farm Chicago & Northwestern railroad has closed minutes was in a mass of flames. The shaft Then the painting was sold, under tbe down its Spring Valley branch and dis- was putting out about 1,000 tons of coal per for (are 0JT Berry Plants, Fruit and Orna- rules. The Czar expected to bid it in for the charged all men at this end of the line. month. About 20U men were in the bank at mental Trees, Pears and Grape- Russian imperial gallery; but an American the time, but all escaped by way of the air Well Drilling Machinery —Mr. Charles W. Schuman, of New York— A CONVICT'S PLOT. shafts. Thirteen out of the fifteen mules vines a Specialty. Sayrups and overbid the Czar, who wanted morny tor his SOLD ON TRIAL. Home-Made Wines. in the mine were suffocated. Total loss, armies, and bore off the prize at a fabulous He Attempts to Blow Up the State 1'rUon $50,000; insurance, }12,(KW. No Cash Payment -or settlement of any Syrup of Raspberry ; Bartlett Pear 8yrup, Bone price. In New York Mr. Schuman built an at Jackson, Mich. kind—until after a sett. Dandelion and Raspberry Wines and Shrubs art gallery expressly for this one picture. for Liver and Kidney troubles; Sweet Red Con- JACKSON, Mich., Aug. 27.—The prison au- Bloody Kiot in Arkansas. cord and Martha White Wines, especially pre- He would not allow it to be shown elsewhere thorities here claim to have detected LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Aug 27. — Meager SATISFACTORY TEST. for a long time; but at last he yielded to the pared lor Invalids. Order Trees and Plants early, Irving' Latimer, the matricide, in a plot to news of a riot at Jardineville has been re- Machinery and Tools as we get most of them from the best Nurseries public wish, and consented to loan his blow up the penitentiary, which, had it ceived here. Several persons are known treasure to the Detroit International Exposi- Guaranteed to make Wells K. BA lit. West II il roll SI. been carried to success, would have let 800 to have been shot to death and many are tion, to be exhibited in Detroit at convicts loose. A package of Hercules reported wounded. The list of the dead anywhere, A COST OP $500 PER DAY, powder thrown over the prison wall last Includes Joseph Jordan. William Newcomb, and at the rate of 3 ft. to every 2 ft. by any other machine, or no sale. FOUND AT MRS. HOYT'S, during the time it is on exhibition. Thus Thursday night was traced to Latiraer's Frank Holt and Anderson Neel. The exact the people will have an opportunity to see cell, and] the warden at once locked him in number of the dead and wounded is not THE NO. 7 E. ANN ST., this great painting. It will be exhibited in the solitary dungeon. The warden has been known. the magnificent Art Building of the Exposi- keeping the matter quiet in the hope that Vagrants Sold at Low Prices. THE CHEAPEST. North side of Court House, a fine line tion, in an alcove by itself, lit by Edison he might catch Latimer's outside accom- MOBERLY, Mo., Aug. 27.—At a public sale electric lights, as also will Munkacsy's great plice. of tramps, arrested here for vagrancy, from painting of "The Last Hours of Mozart," A Strange AccMeut. the court-house steps Monday two went to owned by Gen. Alger, and H. R. Poore's COLUMBUS, Ind., Aug. 24.—James Smith, farmers for two dollars a head and another o.'£S3 _f grand religious painting of "The Night of a farmer living west of this city, met with was bid in for seventy-five centa A fourth SPRING MIILLNRY the Nativity." Elsewhere in the building a peculiar accident one night recently could find no purchaser and was returned SSo will be distributed the 350 famous paintings which is about to i esult in his death. He to JaiL The three who were sold must AND HAIR GOODS, of the American Prize Fund salon, besides was in bed dreaming that he was in the serve their purchasers for four months. CO innumerable other works of art in marble, river Rwimming. Ho arose in his sleep, A large line of Embroidering: Ma- bronze, silver, etc. and, imagining that he was taking a big An Absconding Postmaster Arrested. terial. Do your own stamping: "Tbe Russian Wedding Feast" is a blaze leap in the water, jumped, alighting on a KANSAS CITT, MO., Aug. 24.—Information by using Kennerley & Creighton's of gorgeous colors, so blended as to make a bed-post, the point of which penetrated was received here Friday of the arrest at transfer designs. harmonious whole. The men and women his lungs and broke a few ribs, inflicting Bentonville, Ark., of J. K. Cunningham, are all purely Russian types, and so are the fatal wounds. the postmaster at Coffeysburg, Mo., who room and all in it. No description can give absconded with $3,000 on June 1 last, since OIST louei Caused by a Iiursting Sewer, which time the detectives have pursued an adequate idea of the grand effect of the PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27.—The bursting him as far west as San Francisco, east to 2-1 grouping and coloring of this magnificent of a sewer, due to recent heavy rains, Illinois, and north to Manitoba masterpiece of art. It must be seen to be caused damage in the Fifteenth and EMPIRE WELL &UGER CO.. <3L H. "WILD appreciat jd, and it is appreciated the moment Twenty-ninth wardB Monday estimated at Flames in Chicago. BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER it is seen. The bride in the picture is wonder- 8100,000. Streets were torn up and washed CHICAGO, Aug. 24.—The factory of Sam- FOR A fully lovely. Her quaint Russian costume out, cellars flooded, foundations and walls mons, Clark feminine traits. In winter she wears an Death of Colonel Aylwar»l. Flouring Mills Hill ii«' j face has a strong masculine cast and she tionary party in Ireland. Dwellings, Public Buildings, Churches k thing In t n bears a striking resemblance to her brother, at a cost of nearly $100,000. "THE GURNEY HOT WATER SYSTEM IS safe, the editor ot The Century. ca cleanly, readily managed, establishes a uniform, Loss of Money Causes Suicide. The Failure Record. agreeable ami wholesome heat.unci is iai superior u3u.es in these mentioned particulars to any other mode How He Sold His Shoes. NEWPORT. Ind., Aug. 27.—Joseph Thomp- NEW YORK, Aug. 24.—Business failures son, of this place, had saved $1,SOO in ten during the week for the United States, 190; of House-heatlux with which I am aoqainted." A Philadelphia dealer, not baing able to years of hard labor. He was robbed of his for Canada, 16; total, 206, compared with A. BRuOKS, M. I)., Chicago. sell even a single pair of shoes of a certain money recently, which he carried in a belt GROCERY LINE! grade at $1, thought to mark them down to 213 last week, and 201 the week previous to Send for' How bent to hral our Homes." on his person, being afraid of banks, and the last For the corresponding week of cost Instead of doing so, however, he took the loss so preyed upon his mind that he last year the figures were 187 in the United GURNEY HUT WATER HEATER CO., the advice of bis errand boy and added 25 hanged himself yesterday. States and 7! In Canada. cents to the price, and the shoes went off Boston, Mass, A Diamond Thief Captured. 49- Estimates furnished by like hot cakes. A Mig Shortage. ca i Western Plumbing; mid Heating Co., Teas, Coffees and Sugars KANSAS CITY, MO., Aug. 27.— Harry Disney, ST. JOSEPH, MO., Aug. 24.—The committee Detroit, Mich. No Place to Judge. a gambler, was arrested in this city yester- appointed by the county commissioners to All prime Articles bought for Cash and can so 1 Mr. Eultitude: "Young Mr. Pawdle wants day, charged with being the thief who investigate the accounts of the late county at low figures. Our frequent large invoices oi me to give him a position in the office, Flora. robbed Altman's jewelry store of $15,000 iu collector, Tandy H. Trice, report a short- Teas is a sure sign that wo give bargains In You're acquainted with him. Is he a man of diamonds in broad daylight recently. age of $36,000. SELLERS' LIVER PILLS brains?' Flora: "Really, papa, I don't >w 109 rro«3 told by Official Thieves. A Chicago Pioneer Dead. »»• no equal for caring QUALITY AND PRICE. know. I've never met him except in society." JoaUTeneai, M.Lria, Lii MADRID, Aug. 24.—Yesterday the mayor CHICAGO. Aug. 27.— Elijah Peacock, a resi- ad Agrue, IndJration, Backache, and alii We loast our own coffees every week, alwayi A goose with several links of a gold chain and thirty of the city fathers were com- dent of Chicago since 1837, and the founder 0 IT«T and Stomacihi trouble*trotibl . They N«T«» 1 of the big jewelry house of C. D. Peacock TUIC mBCD"a"t th""'.'"Phfl«delphle » 6old by all dracffiitl and country atort fresh and good. Our bakery turns out the vet j in its craw was killed at San Lucas, CaL, re- pelled to resign, owing to the discovery of I Hid HAPtR Newspaper Ad"« Mhn * C«., Prtp*S VHUhmrgk, l»a* best of Bread, Cakes and crackers. Call an' cently. frauds by which in four years the city had 9 a yard. was, but only for one Sunday, and every- Lamb _ 10 @ 11 morning and Sunday evening, and we be- Mutton, per Ib, dressed 6 8 One Case New Fall Prints at 5c a body is happy again. speak for him a large audience.—Chelsea Oats, old 26 @ 28 yard. Standard. Pork, dressed, per cwt 5 00 @ 5 50 3 Bales, yard wide, Sheeting, at 5c a Jesse Seaburn, who was in jail for Potatoes, per bu <§> 40 yard. stealing shoes at Saline, was bound over Sheep pelts 50 & I 50 4 The monthly meeting of the Washte- Straw, per ton @ 4 00 1 to the circuit court for trial last Friday. One Lot Holland Window Shades in naw Poniological Society will be held Tallow \y, @ 2 He is out on bail, D. Nissly, from whom Veal 5 @ 6 Patent Spring Rollors, at 50c each. Is being made by envious im- Sept. 7, at 2 p. m., in basement of the Wheat, old _ 75 @ 78 the shoes were stolen, kindly going on his court house at Ann Arbor. Shippers of Wheat, new 65 @ 75 Bargains in Canton Flannels at 6c, 7c, itators, but they fall far short bond. peaches and other fruit are especially in- Wool 28 @ 81 8c and 10c a yard. of reaching either QUALITY THE REGISTER is in receipt of a number vited, as arrangements for transportation 9-4 Bleached Sheeting, only 22c a yard. or PRICES on of communication*, poetical and otherwise, have to be made. A very important com- which it would like to publish, but cannot munication from the secretary of the GRAND OPERA HOUSE! 10-4 Bleached Sheeting, only 25c a do so without the names of the writers, as State Horticultural Society in regard to yard. the Detroit International Fair. Exhibits 42-inch Bleached Pillow Cotton, only anonymous contributions are t ot usually 10c. ' SOLID LEATHER recognized. for the coming fairs. Exhibits of fruits of the season, of flowers, and of fruit pack- Thursday, August 29th, 1889. 5-4 Bleached Pillow Cotton, only 18JC. Melvin C. Peterson was appointed re- ages. This should be the largest meeting 9-4 Unbleached Sheeting, only 20c a ceiver of the property of Ernest Krueger of the season. Etnil Baur, corresponding yard. in the suit of Rhoda R. Boyd vs. ErneBt secretary. 8-4 Unbleached Sheeting, only 18c a Krueger and others. The appointment yard. was made Monday by Judge Kinne upon The fire Tuesday evening was caused 10-4 Unbleached Sheeting, only 23c a SHOES! application of the complainant. by a burning shed and out buildings in the Gilbert & Dickson's yard. When compared with ours. rear of Prof, de Pout's residence on Jef- This is much less than the same goods The right Rev. Bishop J. M. Brown of ferson-st. The firemen responded prompt- have ever been sold in this city. Quote goods. the A. M. E. church will be In this city ly and within eight minutes from the time Big Spectacular Combination in H. RIDER 0 g HAGGARD'S Famous Romance, In all points essential in Sep. 9, and will dedicate the new African the alarm was sent in, the fire was ex- Housekeepers, we will show you good shoes, our line is be- Methodist church on that day between tinguished. The fire was undoubtedly the some Big Bargains in Table Linens, three and five o"clock. The public are wotk of an incendiary. For some time Napkins and Towels, and don't forget cordially invited to see and hear the yond competition. Ladies and past somebody has been harassing the to see our White Bed Spreads at 75c, Gents', consult your comfort. venerable Bishop. family of Prof, de Pont in a manner that will insure another boarder in the state $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. Call and see us, and let us Joseph Hopkins of Lyndon has filed a prison should the party be caught. Tar Big Drive in Safety Pins. Two Papers bill in the circuit court asking Judge for 5c. show you our goods from 10 was spread on the front porch, a brick Scenic effect surpasses in grandeur Kinne to break the bonds which unite thrown through the window, over 50 cans 24 Doz. Best Stockinet Arm Shields at to 20 per cent discount, for 30 him to his wife, Ellen J. Hopkins. The of fruit broken in the cellar and now the any former attempt. Everything on a days only. Goods marked in parties were married in Lima in 1873, and scale of unequaled magnificence. 12|c and 15c each. Sold everywhere at Joseph claims that Ellen left him in 1883 house set on fire. 25c and 30c. plain figures. and hag not lived with him since. A committee of three members of the We are here every day and One Case Genuine Renfrew Turkey The parties interested in the street city council has been appointed by the Red Table Damask, well known, and stand by our goods. mayor of Ypsilanti to act with a similar sold at 50c; our price will be only 35c railway (proposed) in this city were here committee from Ann Arbor, in regard to PRICES, 35, 50 and 75 Cts. last Thursday, and promise that work will a yard. placing both cities in shape so that they Tickets at Want's Book Store. begin at once. An expert was with them A RARE BARGAIN FOR ALL. Samuel Krause, looking over the route. Eastern capital can be used as surburban resident places. 48 S. Main St., Ann Arbor. Mich. has been invested in the enterprise, taking It is designed that the joint committee 8 Pieces Curtain Plush Draperies, at should confer with the offibials of the 12|c a yard. the stock owned by Gen. Church. Michigan Central railroad and endeavor to GRAND OPERA HOUSE 5 Pieces Double Face Figured Plush have trains run at suitable hours to accom- ONE NIGHT ONLY. THE CITY. The city officials have given notice that modate parties doing business in Detroit, Draperies at 20c and 25c a yard. any person caught shooting a gun or other and also to have them issue commutation firearm within the city limits will be ar- SATURDAY, AUGUST 31st, 1889. One Case White and Gray Blankets School begins Monday. tickets at reduced rates. The plan is a at $1.00 a pair; 10-4 size. rested. The city ordinance prohibits this good one and no better method of boom- and the boys are obliged to go outside of We are daily receiving New Fall " She " will be at the opera house to- ing our city could be adopted. Low rates Goods. night. the city to kill sparrow?. Several BCCI- and accommodation in running trains Eleventh Annual Season of The S. dents have been reported to the officials. would induce many to move to this city DRAPER Ideal 15 Pieces New Shades Velvets for The Detroit conference will be held at in order to take advantage of our superior Trimmings, only 50c a yard. Bay City S >pt 4. The daily papers report that Ann Aibor is to be honored by a visit from the Inter- educational facilities. 16-inch Dress Plush at 40c a yard. A^new tar walk has been laid in front of national American Congress on Oct. 17. 14 Pieces 24-inch Dress Plush, Beau- St. Andrew's Church. The congress consists of delegates from The Board of Health recommend to UNCLE TOM'S CABIN tiful Rich Quality, at $1.00 a yard. every country on the American continent. citizens particular care in the disposal Bargains in Fine Black Dress Goods, Mrs. Mary C. Albrecht of Pontiac-st, Let our citizens see that they are prop- of slops, garbage and waste matter of Fine Wool Henriettas, Silk Warp Hen- died Saturday of cancer. erly entertained while in the "Athens of all kinds about their dwellings and the West."_ places of business, and the abundant riettas, Black Mohairs, Black and White Miss Lee Cowan has been employed to and frequent use of disinfectants. The Stripes and Plaids. teach by the school board. The workmen at the new high school hot, dry days cause unhealthy exhala- Agents for the Haskell Black Silks have been hustling around this week get- tions from the soil, which in the cool and Smith and Angell's Fast Black Hos- W. D. Adams—9i Vb. girl—Monday ting the building in shape to be ready for nights settle with the heavier properties Special Scenery, night—everybody doing well. of the air, and are the more dangerous iery. occupancy Monday. The building is one Charming Musical Effects of the finest in Michigan used for school because people out of doors BO much This will be a profitable sale to con- The theatrical season for 1889-90 opens purposes. Much credit is due C. Mack, evenings, and sleep with open windows. And Touching Incidents. sumers of Frst-Class Dry Goods. at the opera house this evening. A solution of copperas, one pound to chairman of the building committee, who three gallons of water, is a good and has devoted considerable time and atten- cheap disinfectant for outdoor use, and POPULAR ADMISSIONS, The fire department horses can nm> If tion to the construction of the building. for vaults and cesspools, where large you don't believe it just climb on the teat The other member* of committee are J. quantities should be used two or three and aek Driver Carrol to " let them go." T. Jacobs and L. Gruner. 25,35 and 50 Cts. No Higlier, No Eitra. Schairer & Millen times a week. Chloride of lime is Reserved Seati at Wahr'4 LEADERS OF LOW PRICK.