^ • "4 ^ University Library ^ ^ THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT.
VOLUME XXX. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, JANUARY 21, 1898. NUMBER 26.
LET US HAVE A SPECIAL SESSION. , in cas' our Republican friends can't OUT OF TOWN SHOPPINC. people. In theory a currency bas id MORE SESSIONS NOT NEEDED. THE DEMOCRAT. A special session of the legislature agree on the disposition of the Ann For the purpose of attracting trade upon tiie assets of banking corpora- Hon. A. J. Sawyer, in a column in- PUBLISHED EVERY FBIDAY. called! to consider the problems of Arbor rw-st office they might compro- from the Interior towns to the retail tions may be all right, but in practice terview in the Detroit Journal, takes merchants of Detroit, tin- Evening it has been all wrong. The eonditio i railroad traffic and general taxation, mise <>n .] Democrat. an advanced stand for a constitutional CHAS. A. WARD, EDITOR AND PROP and honestly devoted to those pur- News and Detroit Tribune have com- of ideal honesty and consideration for amendment providing annual sessions PER YEAR. poses, will be a luxury in which the If Senator Wolcott would represent menced a system of "plugging" which, private to public welfare, necessary TERMS: $1.00 of the legislature, and removing tha people of this state can well afford his Colorado -'constituency beyond the viewed from a Detroit, standp>i>n. for the su'-c<*ssful operation of that to indulge. It is a notorious fact that limit, of lirs present term, lie will do ;c....- be commendable, but which theory, is yet to 'be esta-blished. time limit for the tat; iduction of bills. the ordinary sessions of our state well to remove all suspicion of undu not calculated to meet with ,o, ! The advocates of bank currency At present all bills must lie intro- legislature are almost wholly giv-3-.a Intimacy with thi Hanua admiiiistia with business interests outside of that recognize this truism when they pro- duced during the first 50 days of thg Entered at Ann Arbor Postofflce as Secon tion. Class Mail Matter. over to the consideration of legisla- city. The scheme is. comprehensive, vide in their schemes for government session. tion of a private and of a local na- covering everything from the clothing supervision and guarantees of re- Mr. Sawyer says: "A1 considerable After calmly surveying the post OFFICE: TIMES BLDG.. 8. MAIN ST ture, and. the log-rolling incident to of the family to the supplies for the demption. But if the government percentage of the bills introduced are office situation in Washtenaw count} this species of law-making precludes table. The News closes a glowing < redit is so good and so strong that prepared by citizens, and se.it to some we are led to the irresistible conclu more than the most superficial con- description of the merits of "shopping it is to be preferred to the credit Of representative or senator, with a po- sion that g. o. p. politics in Washte CLUBBING LIST. sideration of measures of a general by mail" with the following appeal: the banks, why resign to the banks lite note requesting their introduction. naw county is not without its liumoi "Now just a word to those who have the power and profit of issuing a cur- character. But, in an extraordinary ous side. The legislator addressed, by reason session! called, for the consideration been already converted to buying by rency ? of the fact that he has b-.it a few YOU can secure the Democrat anc mail, but who have been persuaded the following publications for of certain problems of grave, public days in which to prepare and Intro- We would remind the divers othe into the idea that they have to bu.» one year as follows: importance, and into the deliberations THE JOURNAL AND MR. BRYAN. duce measures which he believes to candidates for congressional honor i-i Chicago or New York. Have you Enemies of the cause of bimetallism !> other issues can be right- at the hands of the g. o. p. that thej people tried Detroit? You cannot Twice a Week Free Prees 1.41 busily engaged, has but litt'e or no fully injected, the d'istractio is of an would do well to defer a recapitulation beat Detroit goods or Detroit prices. have been in high glee because a Michigan Farmer 1.5' opportunity to examine the bill pent Michigan Farmer and Cleve- ordinary session will be wholly re- of their prospects until the fog-lion Besides, you ought to have some re- signed article appeared in the Nc,v him, and he finds himself reduced to land Daily World 2.00 moved and no legitimate bar will be of Ypsilnnti has been sounded. gard for your own state. Every bit York Journal, a newspaper which en- the alternative of either refusing to St Nicholas 3.25 placed upon the careful and deliberate of business diverted from Detroit is Harper's Magazine 4.0 thusiastically supports the Chicago introduce the measure, or to introduce eorskleratioH of the subject IU hand. Should party loyalty require it. it if. diverted from the state of Michigan. Youths Companion 2.01 platform, professing a wariness of it without so much as reading it; and Cosmopolitan 1.6( Though nothing should be accom- said that ex-fJovemor John T. Kiel Just try a Detroit house the next time he naturally reasons that, if he intro- Farm News 1.01 plished the educational results of an would sacrifice himself upon the altar you are sending out. an order." Mr. Bryan and arguing against his Womankind l.(X duces the bill, when the rush is over extended official discussion of the sub- of the Detroit eollectorship. "John T.' candidacy in 1900. The Journal has American Poultry Journal 1 2( The News might have said. Have he can give the ni.-.t-ter more e.iveful New York Tribune 1.25 ject of taxation would lie of inestima- has always been noted for making since announced that the article in you tried your home town? . You can- examination, and if he finds it is a ble value. The question of taxation sacrifices which were padded •with question did not reflect the opinion of Address, not, beat your home goods or your doubtful measure, or positively wrong, comes directly in touch with the good salary. home prices? Besides you ougllt to the paper, that it v/as simply a "feeler" he can suppress it. Acting up:.a this THE DEMOCRAT, everyday affairs of the people. It has li.-.ve some regard for your own town, intended to sound public sentiment, fallacious reasoning, he Indorses the Ann Arbor Mich. always been a fruitful theme for re- We would suggest to any of the your own locality and the people upon and that the Journal would at all bill and introduces it without so much formers and the occasion of much possible future postmasters of till whom you must depend directly for •as opening it." To say the least there is somethinj experimental legislation. That the city that if they are a little short on your own prosperity. Every bit of tin.es be a hearty supporter <>f Mr. re-Mark-alble about that Ohio legisla- sirbject has not been exhausted nor a enthusiasm, they might pick up a business diverted from your !ioin° Bryan or any other candidate who The class of bills which Mr. Sawyer ture. satisfactory conclusion reached, the ready-made elu'b, with all modern at- town is so much subtracted from, its stands upon Democratic principles. evidently had in mind in the above paragraph is comprised almost wholly universal dissatisfaction with existing tachments, in the vicinity of Colnm- prosperity. The article answered its purpose* of that "private legislation" which Mr. Burrows should put up sigm irethods and the acknowledged in- bus, Ohio, at less than first cost. There are few towns of consequence well. It. brought forth protests from occupies at each succeeding session warning Mr. Pingree to keep off his fficieney of those methods to secure m Michigan whose business houses all parts of the country whi-h should more and more of the time of the grass. an equitable apportionment of the If the numerous gyrations which •annot give just as good values for afford conclusive proof that the Dem- legislature, which was designed by the cost of government upon all classes Mr. Charles' Page Bryan has per- the same money as the shops of De- ocracy has not wavered iu loyalty t,> constitution to be devoted to measures About all that the Diagley tariff of citizens and all species of property, formed in order to land a diplomatic troit can give, and tiie buyer who its cause or its leader. All considera- of a general character. Much of the has raised thus far is trouble and should afford conclusive proof. appointment have not turned his head iurcluises of a home dealer lias the tions favor a firm and unyielding sup- local legislation which occupies the vexation. While the methods pursued in the the cordiality with which his name satisfaction of knowing that he is as- port of the Chicago platform. To re- severe! statos are by no means unl- has been* received by I lie senate eir- cede from any of the principles there- legislator's time could be better per- sisting iu upbuilding the resources of formed by municipal bodies. The This is not the season of the year •onn, the s.-une complaint of injustice tainly will not injure his thinking part. he community upon which he himself in enunciated would be a contvssioi, for the construction of pavements 'Dine from thorn all. of weakness. Were party success ti'.e private bills which are passed .ire of must depend. The incentive "for out detriment rather than advantage to but it is an excellent time to talk The theory in each instance is the Perhaps, in the event of a special only consideration it would demand of town shopping" lies in the erron- thi public. about it. same. It professes to proceed upon M ssion. Senator Campbell may bu • His notion that better bargains may a strict adherence to the doctrine The time limit upon the introduc- he assumption that the chief aim of able to land one o>f those delayed >e had in tin- large citie>. but in which saved tiie party from disinte- tion of bills was evidently designed that the Pingreeites have political society is the protection and federal appointments. If the old man ourse of tn.-e such notions are dis- gration and ralMed to us support n adopted a platform it might be well "curity of the institution of private can do nothiug for his constituents it larger vote tnan it had ever previous- to confine the legislative body to the b,v experience. Itoaest goods serious consideration of tiie business for the Michigan "federalists" to de- iroperty, that the benefits accruing would at least relieve the monotony lemand honest prices everywhere, ly received. It also demands that herefrom to the citizen are in direct the man who made this .success pos- already before it during the latter fine their intentions. of the situation should ho turn in ami nd he- wiio deals witli his local dealer >roportion to the property in his pos- sible anil and in whom are centered half of each session. The wisdom of do something for himself. tas the advantage of a guarantee of ession, and that he shall contribute the hopes of 6,500,000 electors, retai.i this provision is dearly proven by the I^et us suggest that if the postoffice tonest dealing which cannot be had o the maintenance of that protection a leadership which he has conducted fact that very little consideration is club would make itself really effective Judge Paxon, of Pennsylvania, the rom an outside concern. n direct proportion to his posstissions. so skillfully as t:> leave him now given to any legislation until it should hire a brass band and hold able judicial prop of the power
PROFESSOR W. S. PERRY. but especially toward human souls a.- DAIRY INSPECTION. stables clean, ceilings dusty, ventila- THE COMMON COUNCIL. Death Loves a hunian souls. tion good, sanitary conditions fair, Shining nark. In Meiiioriam. No opinion of fellow teacher was MilH [nsnector Barron Keports Visits uses well water. Milk is cooled in Kegular Meeting Monday Night—Not a "She is an only Profitable Session. daughter and only Services In memory of tlie late ever ignored, no mines! of any pupil to Ann Arbor and Ypsllanti Iwrn. seventeen," writes ever was summarily dismissed, no Hash & Friedrlck—Oows clean, floors Mrs. H. H. Conklin, Trot. W. s. Perry were bekj in the llalrles. The regular meeting of the common of Morten Avenue, short-coming was ever condemned of stables clean, ceilings dusty, venti- cbapel o£ the high school Friday •During his recent visit to Ann Ar- council Monday night did not result in Batavia, N. Y., in a without investigation, no effort toward lation very good, sanitary conditions the transaction of a great amount of recent letter address- at 2 o'clock. On the stage were seated boi and Vpsilanti Milk Inspector J. B. ed to Doctor R. V. reform of even the worst pupil ever Barron Inspected n dairies as required lair, uses well water. This man has a business. The lire alarm proposal of Pierce, chief consult- the school board, the teachers of the lacked sympathy and encouragement, clean, airy cooling room. ing physician of the by law. The result of his inspection James E. Tryon, of Detroit, provoked Invalids' Hotel and schools or the city and members of DO good work was ever passed by is published In the December bulletin A. F. Smith -Cows part ••lean am. considerable discussion and furnished Surgical Institute, the clergy. The Misses Clara Josle without recognition. Here was a rare pan diny. stables clean, veantilaticn l he only spice to the meeting. Buffalo, N. Y. "We of the slate dairy and fond commis- Jacobs and Mi^s Fanny young, of the soul who stood in tin' presence of fairly goad, sanitary conditions fait. sion. At Hie request of Mr. Barron A petition was presented and re- School of Music, sang a '!"<•> with every oilier human soul as one who well water used. and other interested parties we pub- ferred asking for an extension of piano awMinpanhneoi by Miss Vir- must give account fox his personal II. Kayer -Cows dean. Stables clean, Hickory street through to Observa- began your medicine In influence in moulding lin nan lives and lish below the complete report for the May (the ' Favorite Pre- ginia Fisk.'. of the School of Music. drainage good, ventilation good, san; tory street, the petition to be referred scription '). My daugh- dairies of the "twin cities." It is bit; Rev. J. ••!. Gi lsl ••' prayer, characters. lary conditions fairly good, uses wi-r lu the B. P. \V. for selection of route then was very wasted, in jnsi i" say thai since the inspection we did not think she and. after a song by Miss i'oung, the As friends and fellow, teachers ami creek water. through the Sudworth property, the could live long. She had pro- president of the board, Mrs. Bach, whose work is not \ ei done, we could was made many of the dairymen have .Mrs. Roberts—Stables unclean, cows city to make the survey, 'hen ih" fuse tnenstrtation which was wish for* ourselves and for all-edu- acted on the suggestions .if Inspector unclean and not bedded, ventilation of long standing; also a bad spoke of the sterling Christian ch< land to be donated by subscribers. cough. We had spent a great ter of the deceased; whim shone lik.j cators no higher spiritual furnishing • m and corrected the faults noted fair, sanitary conditions poor, • well Property owners along Oxford str-eeit deal of money and worried a for our high calling of moulders of down by him. The report follows: water used. great deal. When she began ;i bright st;ir in our school life, and petitioned for a change of name to taking your medicine her which made its influence felt wiili all young life, thought and id&als, than At Ann Arbor. J. O'Hara—Cows part clean and part Oxford Road. weight was only this same spirit of reverence for all dirty, ventilation good, sanitary con- eighty-seven pounds. men. As a teacher he left a monu- J. Miller—Cows very dirty, stabler The cemetery committee reported She now weighs from things true, Iwmest, jusl and of good ment in this city and state more last- fairly clean, drainage poor, ventilation ditions very poor, uses well water. that the control of the Fifth ward ninety - eight to one repute, but especially reverence for hundred all the time ing and durable than marble and good, sanitary conditions poor, uses Manure is allowed to accumulate neaj cemetery should be placed in the the souls of which thes • virtues may and is well. Is cured brass. spring water. Manure is allowed it barns, sfatiles dirty. hands of the common council ami that, entirely of her diffi- become attributes. X. Woodmanse—Cows part clean culty, has no cough Miss L. G. Downs, who re] accumulate near barn. the ordinance relative to Che Fifth at all, and all for the ward schools, said that Prof. Per- In behalf of the high school teachers. !•'. H. Kirknor Cows part clean ami and part dirty, stables fairly clean ward cemetery be amended so as to eight or ten dollars. It had gotten to be a ry's name Is placed on the galaxy of J. G. l'A'I'PlvNClLI,. but find odor issues from same, ven- serious question with us. We had done all part dirty, siables fairly clean wit! invest the members of the cemetery we could for her. We are truly grateful to great educators in this land. His ef- K. R. SIXDKKI.AM), dusty eeifings, ventilation fair, san: tilation good, sanitary conditions poor, committee with the powers of the you for all your kind advice and sympathy fort to bring the mind of the teacher L. P. .TO KI.Y.V tary conditions poor, uses spring uses city water. Manure allowed to commission. Referred to the ordi- in the matter. We feel that you are a accumulate near barn. personal friend." upon every detail had its effect. It Committee. r. Manure is allowed to accumu- nance committee. The commission of No living physician has a wider practical was th" I Ms great success. the Fifth ward cemetery was ordered experience or enjoys a higher reputation in late near barn. At Ypsllantl. the treatment of diseases peculiar to wom- The speaker s.iid the deceased was a OUR GENIAL COUNTY CLERK. .1. Uowe Cows part clean and part u. A. A ins worth—Cows clean. t i report to the council the lots sold en than Dr. Pierce. In cases of this nature broad man. He save the little on< liny, stables dirty with dusty ceilings, Staibles clean, walls and ceilings being and the money received since the last he will send by mail careful professional 1 advice without charge, and instructions as much a • is the grown pupil. An Honest, Economical and Efficient ventilation fair, sanitary conditions whitewashed, ventilation good, sani- report. whereby the most obstinate ailments may He wished tl er to rule with Administration of the Clerk's Ol- poor, uses well water. Manure is al- be entirely overcome. His "Favorite Pre- tary conditions good, uses city water. city Attorney Kearney reported the scription " is the only proprietary remedy an iron h ind , .< ted with a veJvi i lii-e bv (apt. J. 1\ Schuh. lowed io accumulate near barn. Owing to ihe condition in which this satisfactory completion of the com- ever designed by an educated, authorized glove. T ter fell thai ber su- It Is now one year since Captain ,T. A. D. Budd- Cows part dean and siahle is kepi there are no foul odors promise settlement with Henry Col- physician specifically to cure women's dis- eases. It is the only medicine which perintendent believed that character F. Schuh assumed the duties of the dirty, stables with clean fioors Issue. lins and presented receipts. Mr. makes motherhood perfectly safe and com- building should be a chief feature in Office Of clerk of Washlenaw county. but open scaffolding, ventilation poor. (). A. Ajiflsworth—(Dairy No. 2) Tryon, of the Gaineweil Fire Alarm paratively easy and painless. the education of the child. says the rpsilanti Sentinel, and those Say "No" and stick to it when urged sanitary conditions poor, uses well Cows part clean and part dirty, floors company, presented his proposition to to accept a substitute. Father Kelly, ot St Thomas church. wim have had business to do with water. Manure is allowed to accumu- of stable clean and ceilings dusty, the council, as already referied to in said he had been invited to say a few that office have noted the efficient late near barn. these columns. There was much lively ventilation good, sanitary conditions >II-«K>I words at these exercises in behalf of ranner in which those duties have J. McCarly Cows very uncle^i, poor, uses well water. discussion and finally seeing no hope St. Thom-is school. It seemed to him been administered by the affable cap- tables very dirty, drainage poor, pen K. S. Wilson---Cows well cleaned, for his scheme Mr. Tryon withdrew that the vacant chair before him con- c iain and the courteous treatment tilation poor, sanitary conditions very stables unclean with dusty ceilings. his offer. tained more evidence in it than any- which lias been accorded to all. He bad. Manure is allowed to accumu- ventilation fair, sanitary conditions BAZAR. thing he could say. it epoke of taken to his work like a duck to late near barn. poor, uses well water. Washtenaw Fair Society. departed who had a noble character. water and the affairs of the office are T. Chandler—Cows clean, stables Scotney Bros.- Cows (dean, floors of A well attended meeting of the The deceased was broad enough in In excellent shape. The Old work has ; PATTERNS' airly clean, ventilation ir iod. sanitary stables fairly clean, but ceilings dusty. board ol' managers of the Wash* THE STYLISH PATTERN." Ar- his range as an educatoT to erteiwi been kept up, and a .meal many valu- tistic. Fashionable. Original. Perfect- •i nditions fair. uses creek water. ventilation good, sanitary conditions Fair society was held in the court Fitting. Prices IO and 15 cents, Ti pass children of all cluflses, sects and able and time-saving Improvements Manure is allowed to accumulate near poor, uses spring water. Sells skimmed house Thursday. The committee ap- None higher. None better at any price. I denominations. He saw only the child have been made in the details of the barns. Sells skimmed milk in rm- milk in unlabeled bottles. pointed at a previous meeting to set- Some reliable merchant sells them in J and its intellectual improvement. .vork. His administration is honest, labeled bottles. 1. B. La Furgs i n«^ clean, staibles tle with the treasurer, F. II. BelseT, nearly every city or town. Ask for T Prof. Peny had frequently visited si. and economical. 'The contingent them, or they can be had by mail from a ,1. Murphy Oows unclean, stables an with dusty ceilings; manure- submitted ;i very flattering report ot Thomas' school aud had evidenced expenses of the county are largely us in either New York or Chicago. J unclean, dusty ceilings and poor drain- allowed to accumulate directly against •the treasurer's accounts, which report Stamps taken. Latest Fashion Sheet 7 great interest in its work and its suc- within the control of the county clerk igej ventilation pour, sanitary eondl- them, drainage poor. One stable has slowed that after payipg an old In- sent upon receipt of one cent to pay fi cess. Those wlio Instruct others af( nit! Captain Schuh has spared no ef 1 iii us vi'vy poor, uses spring water. open scaffolding, and pool ventilation, debtedness amounting to over three postage. like stars thai shine through all eter- fort to effect a saving wherever a sav- E. Berch- Cows jiaii clean and part ventilation in other stable good, sani- hundred dollars, there was still in the nity. Prof. Perry had builded his star. ing can be made, and lie has permitted lirty. stables clean, drainage good, i.ny conditions very poor, uses well treasurer's hand three hundred and Father Kelly believed thai the school no unnecessary expense to be incurred. naiiure is allowed to accumulate near water. thiriy-four and one-fourth dollars. board should ai some time find it ex- His promptness and willingness to barns, ventilation good, sanitary con- The board extended a vote of thanks pedient -o erect a chape] to the u (I. .Marshall-Cows clean, stables tin- j MAGAZINE serve tin- people has made it a pleas- ditions fair, uses well and creek water. to the treasurer and general superin- ory of Prof. Perry. clean with dusty ceilings, ventilation Brightest ladies' magazine published. ure to seek information in the clerk's Sells skimmed milk ID unlabeled cans. fairly good, sanitary conditions very tendent and then elected the follow- Invaluable for the home. Fashions of Or. Gelstnn. a graduate of the high the day. Home Literature, Household office, and his services are appreciated E. L. ,T. S'nith— Cows part clean poor, uses weii water.. ing superintendents: school, followed Father Kelly and by all those who have had business Hints, Fancy Work, Current Topics, and part dirty, stables clean, good K. Kmerick Cows part clean and Fiction, all for only 50 cents a year, in- spoke at length of the influence which al the court house. There is always General superintendent, F. E. Mills. drainage, ventilation good, sanitary pan dirty, floors of stables c-lean but cluding a tree pattern, your own selec- 5 the personality of Prof. Terry had left a multiplicity of Inquiries and re- Superintendents— conditions fairly good, ase3 well water. ceilings d-u«ty, ventilation good, sani- tion any time. Send two 2-cent stamps ? not only on the pupii but on the par-quests fur information in person and Department B, Horses, John Kepp- for sample copy. Address ft A. C. BehrlngeT Oows pin clean tary conditions fair, uses spring water. ent as well. Prof. Perry had an alia by letter pouring in upon the clerk's ler and F. C. Chapin. ami part dirty, condition of stables, .[. Simmons Cows part clean and THE McCALL COMPANY, s In life. To educate and Improve his office, which are sometimes calculated Department C, sheep, N. C. Carpen- Boors clean, ceilings dusty and drain- part dirty, floors of stables clian. 142-146 West 14th Street, New York. A fellow-men was his mission. In ordei lax the patience at the mosl genial ter. age poor, ventilation fair, sanitary drainage poor and ceilings dusty, san- 189 Fifth Avenue, Chicago. J to do this, a pi.in must be a good man, of men, but the present clerk is Im- Department D, swine, O. C. Burk- •i conditions poor, uses well water. itary conditions poor, uses spring hart. a, pure man, a Christian man, andpressed with the Idea thai lie is there D. Vaugleson Cows part clean and w;'icr. Manure is allowed to accumu- such a one was Prof. Perry. Tiie lo serve the people and all who come, Department B. poultry, W. S. Car- part dirty, floors of stables clean, late near barn. Stables with open speaker felt that a solar light Bad day or night, high or low, are greeted penter. Business Directory. ceilings dusty and drainage pool', scaffolding. gone out. with his genial smile and treated with Department P, dairy products, Mrs. ventilation good, sanitary conditions ('. Brown—Cows (lean, stables [air- EHMAN BROS. & STIVERS. Attorneys at Prof. A. IT. PatteugHl spoke for the consideration and respect. The people B D. Kelly. Law, Room 4, Saving's Bank Block, Ann poor, uses spring water. Manure is ly clean, with dusty ceilings, ventila- tenchers of Hie high school. The who sent him there may congratulate Department G, flowers, Mrs. ,1. M. Arbor, Mich. General Law Practice; also allowed to accumulate near bam. tion good, saniiary conditions poor, loans, collections and conveyancing. speaker said that the school was his themselves, for the office lias never Braun. .Mills Bros.- Cows clean, Boors of uses spring water. Manure is allowed ANTED—Trustworthy and active £O"t life. He never spared himself in any been in better or more capable hands •Department H, fruit, Mrs. M. G. Wlemen or ladies to travel for responsible stables clean, ceilings dusty, drainage tu accumulate near stables. Sells Moore. established honse in Michigan. Monthly way. He worked Incessantly for the than ai present. $6>.00 and expenses. Position steady. Ref- success of the schools, and when he fairly JJ-OIMI. ventilation good, sanitary skimmed milk in uiilalti'leil cans. Department I, rnechaaieal works erences. Enclose self-addressed envelope. ; The Dominion Company. Dept. Y. Chicago, "was stricken down it was the physical ALBERT _FOOTE DEAD. conditions fair, well water used. ('.. Olark—Cows clean, stables (dean, Win. Aprill. body, not the menial faculties that C W. Rose—Oows clean, floors of ventilation fair, sanitary conditions HOMAS D.KEARNEY. Attorney at Law, Department K, miscellaneous, J. H. T Ann Arbor, Mich.-.Ofljce, Huron Street, gave- way. AoFormer Ann Arbor JSuslncss Man stables clem, ceilings dusty, ventila- 1';. iiiy good, uses spring writer. Andrews. opqosite court house. tion good, sanitary conditions fair. Mrs. Dr. Sunderland, the next Commits Suicide at Flint. It. <;. Barnes—Oows part dean and Department L, schools, W. N. Lister. uses creek water. ENOCH DIETERLE, Embalmer and Funeral speaker, paid a glowing tribute to the Albert E. Feote died at an early part dirty, floors of stables clean, ceil- Merchants display, S. W. Miliard. Director. Calls attended day or night. A. Sehilborn- -Cows fairly clean. ings dusty, ventilation good, sanitary Office No. 8E. Liberty. Phone 129. Resi memory of the deceased teacher. She hour Sunday morning at his lodging Standing committees were appointed dence 75 S. Fourth ave. spoke earnestly, feelingly, of the pur" room in the Mather block, Flint. stables clean, but ceilings dusty, ven- conditions poor, uses spuing water. by the president. «ml of the teacher in whose com- Foote locked himself in his roam Fri- tilation fair, sanitary conditions poor, Plans for a pioneer hall were dis- M. H. MURRAY. Attorney at Law, Ann Noted Social Evolutionist. W Arbor Mich. Officle in Court House. memoration these services were beiuc day evening before tea and partook uses well water. cussed. A committee consisting of The "Lectures on Present Day Prob- beld, intwiued itself around the soul of the fatal dose of morphine. Whe i W. Latlirop Cows clean. Boors of Mrs. J. YV. Babbitt, Mrs. H. D. Plait J. CAVANAUGH, Lawyer, Ann Arbor, lems," given under the auspices of the of the little one. breathing purity ho was called to tea he made no re stables clean, ceilings dusty, ventila- and President Avery were appointed M« Mich. Room 1. Savings bunk block. Students' Lecture Association will be and truth and knowledge. sponse and later an entrance to his tion good, sanitary conditions fair, with full power to appoint sub-com- RTHUR BROWN. Attorney at Law. Of- concluded by the addresses of Mi-s fice, corner of Fourth Ave and Ann st. Miss Jacobs sans "The Better Land" room was forced by putting a boy uses creek water. mittees and arrange for to© building A •lane Addans. of Chicago. Thursday and Father Kelly pronounced the ben- through the transom, who unlocked P. Can- Cows part eieai and pan of a large hall to be made of logs, OHN F. LAWRENCE, Attornej-at-Law. and Friday evenings in Oniyer&ity J Office, corner Fourth and Ann streets, ediction. Hie door. Foote was lying upon the dirty, stables very dirty and poor this to be erected on the fair grounds Ann Arbor, Mich. Hall. On Thursday Miss Addaffis bed breathing heavily and in a stupe drainage, ventilation fair, sanitary early in the spring, to be in readiness speaks on tihe "Study of a Chicago M. MARTIN, Funeral Director and Un- tied condition. Medical aid v.aV hasi- conditions very bad. uses well water. for the great semi-cent
them, and I'm afraid I shall encounter TRY • GLYCERINE • CREAM some breakers before I'm through. If matters get too hot I'll take a run out 1 An elegant preparation of the city for a time— Hello!" for the face and hands. A scorcher shot by me on his wheel as Schneider Bras. Just as cheap as glycerine if challenging a race with one of the policemen who was certain soon to dis- and better for the skin. cover him. My horse shied a little, but B iTH not dangerously so. Just ahead of me was a carriage, with the driver on top USh OUR holding the reins over two spirited ani- mals. WATER HEATER PURE EXTR.tr OF VANILLA. The sudden burst of the cyclist so startled them that they plunged off at Made from best beans headlong speed. The driver tugged at IS THE without tonka or chemi- the lines, but for the time they were be- yond control. A scream from within the cals. vr' bowed the terror of the occu- •., ;uid the next thing I saw V/iv CHEAPZST AND BEST. (Continued.) He went. woman that had opened the door ; MANN BROS. "I don't think Sam Johnson will ever was trying to leap out, while some < DRUGGISTS. CHAPTER V. give Harold much trouble after this, for else, evidently a female, resolutely pi MY FIRST DAY, even if I was gentle with him ho dis-vented her. 213 S. MAIN STREET All this occurred on a Wednesday covered that I was his master— Hello! I spurred Jack forward and drew t night in May. Harold engaged passage Come in!" beside the vehicle. A BATH KOK on one of the outgoing steamers for Sat- The knock was so timid that I hardly uon't jump, madam!" I called. OUR WAY OF urday, to remain away a yearv daring heard it. The door "•» as geutiy pushed 'Yon will be killed. Keep your seat which time I was to be to all intents inward, and a woman stood before me. jnd we'll check the team in a few min and purposes Harold, instead of Harmon, She was plainly drtssed, but neat and .ttes." LOOKING AT IT. O. Westcott. clean looking, with pinched lace that "Mother, don't you hear him?" calle( 34h if i Cut. Much of the intervening time was told of much suffering. A wan smile lit the one who was holding back the oth The best way of securing pure and spent by him in preparing me, so far asup her countenance as she saluted me, er. "Keep your seat. It is Harold. H fresh spices lor our trade is to order he could, to face and dispose of the mat- and she stood trembling and appreben- will save us!" direct from the importer and grind ters likely to come before me. Of neces- ilive. I had to spur Jack to his best before IT IS MADE HY them as needed by our trade. sity there would be many little things My heart went out to her at once. could place myself within reach of th which he forgot. In those cases I must heads of the terrified team, but I did i This is the Season you want Possibly I was wrong, but I believed depend upon my own wit and ingenuity. that whatever she represented herself to at last, and. while thus occupied, saw "There will be any number of per- be that she was. mounted policeman bearing down upo EH: BROS,' sons after money. They will insist that "Sit down," I said kindly, pointing us. VVitli his help I was sure all wouL I promised them. • I may have given to a chair. "Did you walk up stairs?" end well, provided the mother could' b SPICES some of them encouragement, but every restrained. 22 W. WASHINGTON ST. "Yes, sir. There is a new boy run- SUCH AS distinct promise has been kept. You ning the elevator today.'' Reaching forward, I seized the bridli •will know how to dispose of them." "What of it? Didn't I tell you always rein of the near horse. In ths excite Coriander, Ginger, "I think so." ment of the moment I forgot my strengtl Cardamon, Maoe, to take the elevator? What is it made "If they become obstreperous, throw for if not for ladies? If the boy makes and drew back so furiously that th Caraway. Cloves, them out, for some of them were notany objection, let me know, and I will strap snapped, and the team coutinuec If You Are Going to Buy a Fennel, Mustard, present at the debut of yourself and Mr. have him discharged." their wild flight without the slightes Dill, and Allspice, Mortimer and may not be aware of your "Ye have always been kind to us, check. Celery Seeds, Nutmega, capacity as a bouncer. My appearance Mr. Westcott. What would Alike and I now determined to ride in front an* Pepper, Turmeric. is not calculated to strike terror to the me do if it were not for yer goodness?" round to the opposite side, so as to gras ordinary heart, and you look just like the other rein, remembering uot to break CUTTER For canning- purposes, catsups, etc "Pshaw, there arc plenty better than me.'' I, only you haven't found them!" it. the quality of the spices you use i I smiled, clearly foreseeing the nature of prime importance. You wan "Nor any one else," she su,id, with But- the devil got into Jack just then pure and reliable goods. Our goo of some of the coming interviews. flash of her Irish wit. and he refused to obey me. He shied toAnd Want the RIGHT Thing are absolutely perfect. Try them A few days later I was alone in the This was one of the cases of which I the i-igbt and came within a hair of un handsome bachelor apartments long oc- had been informed by Harold. Mrs. seating me. I was so enraged that at the RIGHT Price See ^ cupied by my friend, who had been so Murphy was a poor, industrious woman twisted his head back and dug the spur: Eberbach. A-'Son careful of his disguise in going aboard who had buried two children and had a into his flanks. He whinnied with pain the steamer that he was sure no one sus- husband in the last stages of consump and became frantic. DRUGGISTS, pected or dreamed of the truth. He took tion. Harold had investigated her story ' 'Confound yon I" I muttered. "I hav< another name, as a matter of course, and found her a worthy woman. a great mind to kill you! If it were no 12 South Main Street. though the change was not great, being "Why have yon been so long in call for those in the carriage, I would do it!' The Hurd Holmes Co•5 H. O. Walcott. He promised to write ing, Mrs. Murphy?" At that moment the form of a mar me monthly and to hold himself ready j "Well, sir, the money which ye were flew through the air, striking the road DETROIT STREET, to give me whatever counsel I might 1 kind enough to give me whin I came a way as if hurled from a catapult. need. fortnight since has kept poor Mike at It was the coachman, flung with Since I was fully satisfied of tbe in- comfortable as could be, and, with the frightful force from his seat, while the ^ ANN ARBOR sincerity of many of the clubmen, I took washing* that I had, there was no need team dashed madly on, with tiie strength IF YOU WOULD AVOID THE LURKING DANGERS OF THE no pains to keep upon friendly terms of trispassing on ycr goodness, for of the daughter who was clutching he: with them. When they called to con- which hiven will reward ye." mother's dress evidently failing, for tin <§j ELECTRIC v GRANITE j gratulate me over the astounding man- figure of the elder was partly through SEWER ner in which I knocked out the famous "Nonsense! You mustn't wait unti © WORKS you're penniless, and why should you the open door and gathering herself foi pugilist, I gave them to understand that wear yourself out with work when Mike the fatal leap. @ Designs and Builds } I knew the trick they tried upon me and needs your attention? Let me see—it that no gentleman would have been (Continued next week). © ARTISTIC guilty of anything of that nature. was $20 I handed you two weeks ago.' Secure-:-Good-:- Plumbing This caused a coldness between me "Excuse me, it was twinty-five. " "Very well. Here's $60"— January Inlander. ® GRANITE . and a "number of the leading members, "God bliss ye!" she faltered, the tears No Plumbing is better or cheaper than that done by especially when I expressed a wish to filling her eyes. The January Inlander is oul toda; ® MEMORIALS, try the same feat upon any and all of "None of that. You know I don't like with a frontispiece entitled "Th them. I was as offish as they and held Campus in Winter." There is an un I keep on hand Large Quantities my head as high in air. it. If you run short, come whenever KENNY & QUINMN, Plumbers, of all r,he various Granites in the you need more, and, Mrs. Murphy," I usual nutntoer of short stories, a v«r, Koush. and am prepared to execute "Who the deuce is this fellow?" I ask- Fine SloDumenial Work on Short ed, holding the card in my hand, on added severely, "if you don't wish to commendable feature. Very interesi Notice Inquire about my work. offend me, always take the elevator." Ing is a sii.in arficle on "The Firs 22 NORTH FOURTH AVE. Correspondence Solicited. which was engraved the name "Sam Johnson." I rose and accompanied her to the ele- French Grraminar," by Joim It. biffin vator, ringing sharply. When the boy ger, jr.. of the French department. Office: 6 Detroit St. I ordered the servant to show him in, came up, I said: and he quickly appeared, with a loud "Tom, when this lady comes to call Karl Edwin llari-iman. '!>.". contrib clearing of his throat and an overwhelm- utes an artistic and roinaiitic sketci JOHN BAUMGARDNER, <£ ing manner. He was large, flashilyon me, bring her up in the elevator. Do dressed, with dyed hair, side whiskers yon understand?" under the heading "The Girl a and mustache, an immense watch chain, "Yes, sir, but I'm afeard"— Perrysville." The story holds the at J. F. SCHUH © 8888 e»ccD;e»88Co: slightly bald, and with the unmistakable "Shut up, or I'll cuff your earsl Step tent ion throughout and has a most re in, Mrs. Murphy. Goodby!" markable denonement. A. M. Smith marks of dissipation and fast living on I laid my hand in a fatherly way on A Firpt-claes Sewing Machine, and all attachments, his pimply countenance. her shoulder to help her. Before I could '!i7. has a snort piece depicting tlio al warranted for 10 years. $20.00 (store pr^ce) former He strode hastily across the apartment remove it she impulsively caught and I'l.ist serious consequences at a VIM.V and extended his fat hand with great kissed it. At the same moment a hot slight uiisundertanding. The tuia price $45 00. All kinds of Sewing Machines sold effusion. I allowed him to take mine, tear dropped on the back of my hand. sumtog title is "Tomuij 1 at one-half former prices. Call at my store and but did not return the pressure. And when I sank in a chair in myChristmas." "I hope you're well. By the horned room—I'm not ashamed to own it—there save agent's commission. Write for prh3j. spoon, I never saw you look better!" he were tears in my own eyes. Tin' other story is by Mary l>nt\ exclaimed, as if the discovery caused his "That pays me for all else, no matter Spencer, and describes the peculiar whole being to bubble with delight. what comes. If. a man with wealth position of a young society man at til* ' 'I am well, but no better than usu- Junior Promenade. Tb«" Interesi :s 23 East Washington St. J F. SCHUH. al. Why did you call to see me?'' knew how to get the best good but of it He flushed under this chilling greet- there would be no such thing as ennui well sustained and the plot affords ing, but quickly rallied. in this world." some ludicrous situations. "The Jun- "I've good news for you—the best of I had no intention of staying in my ior civil Engineer's Trip North," DEALER IN ALL, KINDS OF news.'' rooms. It was a radiant day, with just Fred E. Leefe gives an account of an HARD AND SOFT GOAL, CANNEL "What is it?" enough coolness in the golden sunshine annual expedition by the Junior En- "We've floated the Queen. She "is to make it an ideal one for an outing. I Ann Arbor Savings Bank SMOKELESS COAL AND COKE went to the stable where Harold kept gineering Class for the purpose of .•!<•- safe." his horse and had him saddled for a ride quiring a practical knowledge of sue Organized May, 1806. under the General "I didn't know that fine naa ueeu in Banking Law of ibis Slate. OFFICE: 110 W. Washington St. any danger.'' in the park. veyiiiir. Phone 8, "Haw, haw, haw! As jolly as ever, It may have been fancy on my part, The department called "Dabs" i.! eh, Harold, my boy? This mine is in the but there was something in the manner CAPITAL, - $50,000 of Jack that made me half suspect he continued by Wortiiington in a very richest part of Colorado; 50 people were energetic style. The usual amount of after it; had to play my points mighty was not fully satisfied with me. It could Surplus, 150,000 Total Assets, $1,000,000 fine, but I played 'em and won—eu- not be, however, that his senses were so poetry is lacking, although that fur- Casti chred 'em all.'' much sharper than those of mankind, nished i.s of good quality. There arc Business Men. Guardians, Trustees, Ladies, and other persons will and I dismissed the thought as I vaulted the usual editorial comments, book re- find this Bank a safe and convenient place at which to do business. Have them made at the "Well, what of it?" Interest is allowed on all Savings Deposits of $1.00 and upwards, ao- 1 "That gives you the chance of your into the saddle and cantered off. views and clippings from other innga cording to rale of the bank, interest compounded semi-annually. life. You'll come in on the ground floor. The pony had been standing so long zines. You'll triple your money inside of sixin the stable that he was fractions and Money to Loan in Sums of $25.00 to $5,000 Ann - Arbor - Foundry weeks, for things are booming." caused me some concern, but after a brisk ride along the roadway he calmed S. C. A. Endowment. Secured by unencumbere of tnd eReal estate and other good securities. W. Huron Street "How much did you expect me to put P«CCTV nCDfKIT V/ A III TQ best modern construction. Absolutely Fire an into this hole in the ground?" down and became as tractable as a A movement has been put forth to OnlLl I UtrUOll VHUL JO Burglar Proof. Boxes to rent from 33 00 to $10.00 per yea Three Per Cent Interest Paid on Deposits in tbe Searings Departmeii Plow castings and castings of "Why, what you said—$20,000." child's animal. endow the Students' Christian Asso- KINDS made to ord?i. "I have made up my mind not to put I continually encountered persons .riRECTORS- who saluted me and whom, of course, I ciation with $10,000 to provide for a 20 cents into it." OHRISTIAX MACK, t'A'RRIMAN "But, good heavens, you promised!" saluted in return. permanent bible, chair at the Univer- Hand-ball Tournament. he exclaimed, aghast and angry. "Harold certainly has a large number sity. The executive committee Of the DAVID RINSEY, DANIEL HISCOCK The handball tournament is now an "I made no promise. I told you I of lady acquaintances," I thought as I association has had I'he matter under WILLIAM DUBEL. L. GRUNER accomplished fact. T!ie Athletic would think it over. I have done so, raised iny hat for the twentieth time. eonsiredaiion for some time, but it Board has yet to arrange the details, and you have heard my conclusion." "He gave me little information about was not till very recently thai the plan OFFICERS but it is likely th.it tsb.e preli uin&rics I was self fluttered by noting that this has assumed a definite form. Sub- CHRISTIAN MACK, President. W. D. HARRIMAN, Vice- President will be held eaeb Saturday till nil the random shaft hit the mark exactly. scriptions from the faculty bave been OHAS. E. HrSCOCK, Cashier. M. J. FRITZ, Assistant Cashier. "I s'pose that's true, but them words entries have been played off. This was as good as a promise." secured, amounting to over $1,000 and might to provide plenty of interest in "I don't regard them as such. It is about $500 has been already subscrib- the game and Dr. Fitzgerald's kind useless to waste time. I look upon the ed by members of the association. otter of $10 toward ;i prize ought co whole thing as a swindle, and you don't hairman E. C. Goddard, of the en IIDC2T L.TJ get a penny from me.'' be gratefully appreciated by nil. Tbe Sowment committee said: "We ox- CORNER OF FOURTH AND DEPOT STS., ANN ARBOK. correspondent of the Students' Regis- "By , but I will have it!" roared sect to have the fund well started by ter jumped to the conclusion that it my caller, his face purple, as he rose from his chair. "You can't treat me Feb. 1, am; hope to have lialf of it was a money prize, not knowing that that way and intimate as much as I'm subscribed by the end of the year." racb a thing would never be thought a swindler." The necessity of a permanent ht-ad We manufacture our own Lumber and of in a University contest. The knowl- "I don't intimate it; I say it. You of the association has been felt for GUARANTEE VERY LOW PRICES. edge of the Register on matters ath- are a scamp, and if you had your deserts same time and a great effort will be letic is truly remarkable. All those would be behind prison bars. If you do made to make the endowment a iv.il- Give us a call ami we will make it to your interest, as our large desiring to compete will hand their not leave at once, I'll throw you out." and well graded stock fully sustains our assertion. This was too much, and the infuriated iy. Frof. Color is now conducting names to Dr. Fitzgerald at die gym. several classes during the wivlj at A full assortment of Hione Sewer Pipe and Drain Tile, nianufae- after Wednesday, Jan. 19. Further rogue made for me. ured by the Jackson Fire Clay Co. These tile, being made of fire But he did not reach me. I had no XeWberry Hall and has for a long details, drawings, hours of play and right or wish to harm him. So I merely line urged the necessity •>!' 9U(jb an lay, are of unusual strength. the exact nature of the prize -will be lammed him .down so hard on the floor •ffOTt. T J KEECH, Sopt. JAS. TOLBERT, Prop. announced later. that it must have loosened several of his teeth. Then I opened the door and flung him through. "Wliy hate you been so long in calling, Advertise in The Democrat and get Subscribe for the Democrat. " Go ID psia- : • Mrs. Mwphyf" value received. Advertise in The Democrat. THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT. JANUARY
Mrs. H. K. Fellows will entertain Mothers sJiould be more careful of the W. F. M. society on the first their boys. Property for Sale! HOW TO FIX A SMOKEY Wednesday in February. The Manchester Enterprise insists .Tosiah B. Sloat has bought tho that the citizens of that village should Parties Having Farm Property or We Have Just.... Fiank Mi-rithew farm, hare better facilities for reaching Sale or Exchange Can Ilhve the • 11 LAMP i • i Many Sharon people attended the Ana Arbor and Detroit, either by bet- Same Advertised In These Col- presentation of "Jepthah and ills ter service on the Lake Shore or by umns Free of Charge by Daughter" -it Ai'beiter hall, Manches- an electric Wat. Plaolng It With the AddidaNew and Large Assortment of New Things in Use Dean & Co's. "Red Star" ter, on Tuesday evening. The village of Gra** Lake does not Underslntcned. .Mrs. .T. T. Leland, of Kirkwood. support the luxury of a saloon and Fine residence with all modern con- )il—No Odor, No Smoke, no Mo., is visiting her parents, Mr. andyet tho News complains that the veniences in one of the best residence haring of wick—Gives a White Mrs. Win. Campbell. church bells get to jangling. streets in Ann Arbor to exchange for Mrs. Berkley Osborn is somewhat a good farm. 301. CARPETS lght. Improved In health; We hope she THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE Two-story house in best of repair in will continue to do so. good resident district,
GL&1NINGS OF A WEEK. G. \V. Patterson.
SIGH OF RELIEF. THE PROGRAM directors wish is to secure permissioi COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE. to show that they are qualified to em Last of the $85,O00 Ilillsdale Bonds For the Michigan Dairymen's Asso- balm, disinfect and prepare a corpse YPSILANTI. Was Paid Up Monday Xlght. ciation Convention. dead of diphtheria so as to make n ''ommi.s»-ioner« to receive, examine and ad- 1n.it all claims and demands of all persons Tlie aldermen met in the city clerk's The fourteenth annual convention of safe to transport such a. corpse. Wha Karl Harriiuan, of the Detroit Jour- a freight train and got off at l> against tbe estate of Elizabeth Roberts, late office last Monday on account of the the Michigan Dairyman's Association the Board of Health want is regula- ff said Oountv deceased, hereby give notice nal, was in the city last evening. to commence the luxuriant life of a that six months from date are allnwed. by bad shape in which the council cham- and the annual meeting of the Miehi- tion of the subject, so as to lessen th< order of said Probate Court for Crediforb to The O"C'iillan;v.i> Comedy company tramp. They enacted the role just L'4 present their claims against the estate of ber is at present. Mayor Harding gan Jersey Cattle club will be held danger of the transportation of diph- said deceased, and that they will meet Ht the played to a small house at Belleville hours, when they ina«ile up their minds was and is in Detroit selling bicycles, in Cleary's hall, Ypsilanti, February theria corpses with no safeguard office nf J. Wipard Babbitt, in the City of Saturday night. that home, sweet home was sw^erer Ypsilanti, in said County, on Saturday, the so President Schaffer had to wield 1. 2 and 3. Tlie program of the Jer-whatever, as is' believed .sometimes IBM) day of April and on Saturday, the f6tli Arrangements have been made than ever and returned like the prodi- dav of Inly nex.r, at ten o'clock A. M. of each the sceptre. Aid. Huston is danger- sey Cattle club will be given at the occurs, under pressure from bereaved of said days, to receive, examine and adjust whereby Duaue Spalsbury will remain gals on—but they hadn't been away said claims. ously ill and Aid. Moore was indis- evening session Wednesday, February relatives, the cause of death being permanently with C. W. Rogers & Co. lcug enough to give the calf a rh uu • llKNHY STriMPFXIH'SEX, posed. Aid. Van Fossen was down ti- 2 The names of tlie officials who are alleged to be from some ordinary WARREN- AMERMAN, The marriage of Miss Louise Everett to fatten and besides their fathers Dated, Jan. 17. 1898. Commissioners. the Parish club talking on birds and directly in charge of the arrangements disease not communicable. The genera! to Mr. Ralph Bpyden is announced , wore cowhides. so toe did not show up. The remain- officers of railroads want safety to the are as follows: President, James N. OTATE OF MICHIGAN. County of Wash- for February 2 at her home on Brower "Dr." Nolan, besides being fined al- der of the cast of characters were M.'Bride, Owosso; secretary, S. J. Wil- railroad employees and their families. ^ tenaw. ss At a session of the Probate street. together $20.75 for simple assault and Court for th<> County of Wastenaw, holden at present and the play went on. son, Flint; Azra Fletcher, Ypsilanti. and safety of the public and conse- the Probate Ofiii-e in the City of Ann Arbor, Mrs. Prof. Pease, who has been battery, was forced to give bonds to The Michigan Bell Telephone com- local secretary. A 'large number of quent immunity of railroads from on Monday, the 10th day of January, in sick for some days past at her apart- keep the peace before Justice] Child-; tlio year one thousand eight hundred and pany petitioned that the six telepl premiums have been offered for but- prosecutions for alleged introduction ninety-eisht. Present, H. Wirt Newkirk, jh<-nts at the Hawkins house, is im-and this eosl him enough extra so that Judep or Probate. new in use by the city be retained ie,- and other dairy products and anof diseases into localities. It In the matter of the estate of Char'es Oscar proving. tiie whole thing footed up to $25.40. O'Oonter, deceased. On reading and tilin" without any rental charges. Aid. elaborate program has been arranged proposed to have a commission to ex-the petition, duly verified, of Patrick O'Con- Work on improvements in the Corey The bands furnished were 'for ¥.~>IHI Davis moved that the petition be laid amine and give certificates to em- ner, praying that hi- administration of snid Block which was recently purchased ai'd lie seemed to have no trouble in tot- the entertainment of those who pstate may be granted to Lim or some other upon the table. 'Aid. Warden moved balmers who are qualified to do such suitable person by Huston and Dawson, has been com- securing them. James Robinson, the attend. A list of the speakers who as a substitute that the petition be work; and, when diphtheria corpses Thereupon it is ordered, That Monday, menced. Ann Arbor liveryman who accom- will take part in this meeting and the (lie Ttli day of February next, at ten not accepted and the company be re- prepared by qualified eru'balmers, are o'clock in the forenoon, be asigned for the Harry Wheeler, railway mail clerk panied him to this city, being one subjects to be discussed is given be- hearing of said petition, and that the helrs- quested to remove the 'phones at once. offered for transportation, the rail- at-lawof said deceased, and all other persons at present running between Mai'quetle surety, and Adam Shauer, of Ypsi- low: interested in said i required to ap- One alderman remarked that t:ie Mich- road authorities will" accept them. ami Calumet, is visiting iiis home in la.nti, the other. Tuesday—Prayer, Rev. R.VR. Wnar- pearata session of said Court, then to be igan Bell Telephone company had otherwise diphtheria corpses -will con- holden at the Probate Office. In the City of this city tins week. A bad accident happened to Eugene ton; address of welcome, N. B. Hard- Ann Arbor.and show cause. If any there be •'rode the city long enough and it. tinue to be refused transportation. why the prayer of the petitioner should not Mr. ami .Mrs. Philip Zwergel, of L. Brity, janitor of the high school. ing, mayor of Ypsilanti; president's be granted. And it is further ordered, that was time that the city rode the tele- The board appointed a committee to Niles, who have been visiting Mi1, and address, James X. MeBrido, Owosso: said petitioner give notice to the persons in- Monday evening. Mr. Erhy stands phone company." The motioj to have act -with representative funeral di- terested in said estate, of the pendency of Mrs. George Zwergel, have gone to "Michigan Factories as I Found said petition, and the hearing thereof, bv well with all the students of tup the company remove the phones was rectors to formulate a plan whereby ig a copy of this order to be published Ann Arbor for a visit. Them," E. A. Haven, dairy and food in the Ann Arbor Democrat, a. newspaper school aid is especially popular with carried unanimously and the X'e the rules of the General Baggage printed and circulated in said county three Mr. Mason, of Ludington, formerly inspector, Bloomingdale; "The Detroit the boys. Last evening one ef the State company was thereiby given Agents Association can be carried in- -ive weeks previous to said day of manager of. the Bell Telephone com- .Markets," H. H. Mack, Free Press, hearing. societies met and after the session one bit;- boost in business. to effect in Michigan as in other states. II. WIKT NKWKIBK, pany in this city, has secured his pat--of the boys and he got to wrestling Detroit; "The Cheese Industry." Hon. P. J. LEHMAN, Judge of Prabate. Wm. Campbell made application Co Probate Register. ent on a lcug distance telephone. j iu a g-ood minimi manner. Mr. Brlty Fred M. Warner, Farinington; "How The subject of the Quarter-Centen- [A true copy. | the appointment of scale tnspecto nial Celebration of the 2r>th Anniver- 23-28 Quite a few Ypsilautians took in "In j fell and iiis opponent came down on Can Michigan Factories Succeed in This is a uew office and one whie Making a More Uniform Cheese?" B. sary of the establishment of the Gay Paris" a! Ann Arbor Saturday top of him. The janitor's leg got QTATE OF MICHIGAN, County nf Washta- the aldermen had never been into E. Peebles. Fairiicld: "Poor Cheese: Michigan State Board of Health was > i n: w, ss. Al :i session of the l'robate eight. To avoid the compulsion of twisted in such a wanner that both *iced to before so that they pos Court for the County of Wash ten aw, holden blushes and explanations the list is ; bones of one leg were broken just Its Effect Upon the Market." G. D. thoroughly discussed, and tiie board it the Probate office In the City of Vim Vr- poiied action for two weeks to so outlined a provisional program which ;he y«ar one thousand eight hundred and suppressed. . above Brown, Seward, O.; "The Patrons' Re- ior. on Friday, the!7th day of January in ankle. if it came from a good family an sponsibility," J. H. Mourad. repre- will be perfected. ilnety elebt. Present, II.' Wirl Newkirk, The SchaTf tag, Bojc and Label com- could be embraced as an add: Judge of Probate. senting the agricultural department, The secretary presented the question In the matter of the estate of Catharine s member to the fold. of a summer resort directory for Mich- deceased Comstock V. Hill.tl "s;r rpritr i^rs:.^*™^ PERFORMANCE. Washington, D. C. 7 p. m.—"Lactic mlnlstratorot slid estate, comes into c b y The city accepted the gift of Mrs Ferment in Cheese Making." Davis igan which shall lie ready for use atand represents that he is now prepared to Nisley sends out 5,000 or 6,000 of these j Stephen Ilarve* Seems to lie caving It render his final account as such administra- Comwell of a lot near the wale Haven, Hartford; "Bacteriology of the time of the Quarter-Centennial. tor. every year. at Justice Chllds'. winks for park purposes. Milk and Cheese," Victor C. Yaughan. and shall place before Michigan's vis- Thereupon it Is ordered.itliat Monday, the A small crowd was present at the "th day of February next, at ten o'clock in Justice Childss gave a continuous 0. D. Bassett and eight others oi dean of medicine, University of Mich- itors at that lime the delightful ad- he forenoon be assigned for examining and concert given at high school hall last performance" Monday with Stephen allowing sni h account., ami that th Cered a protest against the asses> igan; "The Enforcement of the Oleo vantages there are in Michigan for heirs at law of said deceased, and all Friday evening Mi.>s Bassett and Harvey as the star on the program. ment made against the premises fo otber persons interested in said e«t:iT", Etoy Buell seemed Law: What I Means, What It Cosi>. healthful summer resorting. The ex-are required to aDDear at a session of said to be the stars of Ou November 19 last Mrs. S'-fih.m the S. Washington street sewer on tli ecutive officers of the State Board at 'ourt, then to beholden at the Probate ( the occasion. What Has Been Done, and What Max- n the C'ir.y of Ann Arbor, tn said County, and Harvey appeared before Justice OUllds following grounds: First, the sui Health, and others who will visit show cause, if any there be, why the said Owing to a lack of power caused by He Expected," Elliot O. Grosvaior, end swore out a warrant against her veyor's bill for his work on 330 fee Michigan at the time of the Qnart-r- Hvnunt should not be allowed: And the breaking down of machinery, the husband charging dairy and food commissioner; "The t is further ordered, that said petitioner htm with simple is $33 which is equal to 10 cents pe Centennial, will be men who in their •live notice to the persons interested in said motor car did not make a run from a.mt Officers Relation of the Commission Merchants estate, of the pendency of said account and a3S and Hipp foot; second, "the overseer or boss' to the Shippers and Producers/' Gw. several states and provinces art' auth- he hearing thereof, by causing a copy of Ypsilanti to Ann Arbor Saturday from | wmlt to sm-e was paid for his work ?3C or for 13 his order to be published in the Ann Arbor the tiie same R. Williams, Buffalo, Is'. Y. orities on questions ef health resorts, leimicrat, anewspauer prioted and circulat- 2:20 till 7 p. m. days' work. He said at the time tie ed in said county three successive weeks pre- evening. Harvey made no resistance Wednesday—Appointment of com- and such an advertising as Michigan F. E. Thompson, C. D. Wiilcoxson when the officers told him he was work was begun that it ought to vious to said day of hearing. mittees; "Suggestions for Improving should then receive will mean tlm II. WIRT XEWKIIIK. and Mrs. Elizabeth" Roberts were in- done in a week. In fact, they onlj wanted, but just as they were vp- the Conditions of the Dairy Industry thousands of dollars more will bi PETEH J. LEHMAN, Judge of Probate itiated into the Eastern Star last even- averaged 19 feet per day and the pa> Probate Register. proaching tlie lockup and in tiie vi- in Michigan," Geo. B. Horton. Fruit- brought into Michigan from outsid< 33 28 • I A. true cony.l ing. There were about 60 present ana of the boss and surveyor of nearly cinity of the Cross street bridge. Har- ridge; "How a Creamery Can Be Op- states, particularly those south of us the exercises were followed by a ban- per day was the result. Third. The vey suddenly jumped backward and erated to Pay the Dairyman." B. C.The facilities Michigan has for sum MORTGAGK SALE. quet. pulling a 3S-calibre revolve] sail: report of those who ascertained the Stroud, Milliards; "The Farmer's Side mer resorting are unequaled by anj EFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE IN The case against Frank Hatlif'ofi, amount to be assessed on adjoining D the conditions of a certain mortgage "Good night, gentlemen." of the Creamery Question," Prof. C. other state; Us immense lake line who was arrested for non-support of premises cost $9. "This pay is- al made by George L. Carpenter and Mary A. About that fame time, however, Mr. D. Smith, Agricultural College; "The Caipenter, of the City of Aim Arbor, lite child, Ralph Rathfon, has been together too much" and they protests and the innumerable small inlanc Count? of Washtenaw and State of Mich- Rappleyee drew his revolver and or- History of the Cold Spring Creamery lakes, all go to make up a summe: igan, to The Ann Arbor Savings Associ- dropped. Mrs. Uathfon notifying the against such exorbitant charges and ation, a corporation organized and doing bus- dered Harvty to throw up his hands. at Middleville, and What Has Made authorities that she would not proceed asked that they be reduced to ai resort state. All this proposed adver iness under the laws of the State of Michigan, Either Harvey did not have the nerve It a Success," A' C. Jones, Middleville; tising of Michigan is due to resolu- at Ann Arbor, Michigan, and dated April further. to pull tlw trigger or else it w.is a sim- "honest" basis. It was referred t. 2nd. A. D. iS'Jl, aud recorded in the office of address, Gov. Hazen S.»Pingree, Lan- tions passed by the last legislature, theResisterot Deeds for the County of Wash- Owing to the fact that a majority ple bluff on his part in the first place. the board of public works. tenaw and State of Michigan, on the 2nd day sing; "Cattle on Michigan Farms—Do which provide that the State Boan o' April, A. D. 1891, in Liber 78 of Mortgages, of the stock was not represented at At any rate there was a waver when on pasre ii,on which mortgage there is claimed The board of public works, to whom They Need Improving?" Robert Gib- of Health shall place such informa- the annual meeting of tlie stockhold- he saw Mr. Rappleyee's gun pointed to be due at the date of this notice 'he sum was referred back their former report bons, editor of the Michigan Farmer; tion strongly before the people espe-, <>f seven hundred dollars, and an Attorney's ers of the Opera House company last at him and Hipp jumped at the pTis fee of twenty five dollars provided for in on the petition .from the Michigan cially those residing outside of Michi- said mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at evening, no business could be trans- oner. Harvey was soon disarmed and What Shall We Do to Make Our As- law having been instituted to recover the State Normal college for free water sociation More 'Powerful in the Fu-gan. It is expected that the people moneys secured by said mortgage, or any acted and a postponement was taken lai ded in the lockup. The revolver part thereof: until Friday evening. supply a fountain to be erected on ture?" E. N. Bates, Moline; "Dehorn- especially interested in summer re- was loaded and the officers were cer- the college grounds, reported that Now therefore, by virtue of tbe power of Alouzo Goldsmith suffered a slrok'.> ing the Dairy Cow," C. C. Little, sorts, including the railroad and sale contained in said mortgage, and the tainly in -t dangerous predicament. they have had the matter again .undei stature in such case inaae and provided, no- of paralysis Sunday night which lias Coopersville; "Big Cows vs. Little steamship transportation companies. ilcfc U hereby given that on Wednesday, the Harvey plead guilty to assault and consideration and have gooe over the 20th day of Auiil A. D. 1898, at nine o'clock greatly affected his powers of speech. for 'Milk 'Butter and Cheese," will have sufficient interest to see the in the forenoon, I shall sell at public auc- was sentenced to 00 clays in jail. college grounds. They viewed the J. W. Helm, Jr., Adrian; "The Balproposa- l successfully and satisfactor- tion, to the highest bidder, at the soutn front He 'had just returned home from a While "doing this bit" Mr. Uappleyee door of the Court House, in ihe City of Ann pioposed site for tlie fountain and inced Ration in Theory and Practice," ily carried out. Some of thess officials Arbor (that being the place where the Circuit visit across the river when he wasswore out a warrant for his arrest Court for Washtenaw County is holden). the cannot see any reason why they should Prof. C. D. Smith, Agricultural Col- have already signified a willingness taken with convulsions and a paralysis for resisting an officer and just as he premises described in said noorrgage, or so change their former report and there- lege; '^Selecting the Bull to Head the to do what is consistent, and the sec- mueli thereof as may be necessary to pay the of tlie throat lesulted. was about to be released from jail this amount then due on said mortgage, all legal fore again . recommended that tlie Herd—Points to Be Considered." retary was directed to place the sub- costs, toget—er with an attorney' fee of Miss Kila Spencer recently had anmorning he was re-arrested on the prayer of the petitioners be not grant- twenty-five dollars, covenanted for herein, Aaron Clark, Caledonia; "In-and-in ject before them with a view of se- the premises being described in said mort- oner to go to Eseanaba to teach and latter charge and brought to this cilv ed. The report, was laid on the tabh gage as all that certain piece and parcel of Breeding; How Far Can It Be Safely curing their views and kno.ving their land situated and being in the City of Ann asked to be released from the schools !Th e eomi)lilhu was read U) him J£ for two weeiks. President Sehalfer be- Khool board, however, re-: ._. . . . , ^^ Carried?" O. J. Bliss, Silver Creek; wishes. The secretary of tiie state Arbor nnd Countv of Washtenaw and State n waived ( xnmill:ltiou Jnsti| ( ing the only one to vote fo.- the re- •The Evolutions of Stabling and o' Miihigan, and described as fellows, to-wit: •fused and promoted her to the pos.- board would t>e glad to hear from Lot number fifty (50) in A Tenbrook's addi- put him under bontls for $500 to ap-port. Stable Fastenings," Jas. N. McBride, tion to the City of Ann Arbor, according to tkm of a high school teacher, the ac- any citizen of Michigan especially in- the accorded plot thereof. pear at the March term and not being- Burton; "Jersey Organizations and tion to take effect next month. Then came a scene of great rejoic- terested in the proposed action. THE ANN AKBOLl SAVINGS ASSOCIA- able to furnish it, he was again taken State Jersey Clubs," John I. Breck. TION, Mortgagee. Millard Sanders, trainer at the Sem- ; ing, it being none other than the final By THOMAS D. KKAHNEV. to the Ann Arbor jail to await h s payment of those celebrated Ilillsdale Jackson. Greek Athletics. Attorney. micolon stock farm, received a con trial. Dated. Ann Arbor, Michigan, January Uth, signment of 26'head of -oils from tiie railroad bonds and coupons. When Thursday—"Selection, Feeding and The Wisconsin Cardinal recently A. U 1898. West Wind stock farm of Pontaac, ill' railroad was first constructed :'are of Dairy Cows," C. P. Goodrich, contained the following interesting ex- Griffith's "Faust." Ypsilanti bonded Itself for S50.000 to REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. which is owned by Will Hammond. Ft. Atkinson, Wi.3.; "The Holstein tract from a lecture on Greek Life; The young stock came over in special George Goodale in the Detroit Free help the road along. These bonds Jow in the Economy of the Michigan TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washte- "Athletics among the Greeks had S naw, ss. In the Matter of • the Es- cars that were fitted up a.; elegantly Press, November 4th, 1895, says: drew 8 per cent, interest. They were Dairy," Frank E. Mills, Ann Arbor; tite of Elizabeth Wallington, deceased "Griffith's production of 'Faust' is immediately -gobbled up by investors two aims. Among Dorian peoples the Notice is hereby Riven, that in pursuance as a palace car. The softs will be •Making and Marketing Butter," C. of an order grauted to the under- trained at the Simmieol-m farm. worth three times the admission when the supreme court -made a de- P. Goodrich, Ft. Atkinson, Wis.; re- sole object was to harden the bodv signed Administrator of the Estate of cision saying that such action was il- said deceased by the Hon. Judge of Probate clvarged and should be seen by every- ports of committees; election of offi- and for purposes of military training. for the County of Washtenaw. on the loth There was a shooting on E. Cross body." legal and money could not toe raised day of December. A. D. 1897, there will street Monday in the vicinity of cers; selection of next place of meet- The Iouians had the further abject of be sold at public Vendue, to the highest bid- Mr. Goodale is acknowledged to be in such a manner for such a purpose. ng; miscellaneous business. der, at the east front door of the i ourt House the Fifth ward park. A young .fellow- The city had nothing left but to re- developing grace, beauty and health. In tbe Count? of Washtenaw in said State, on got into an altercation with a couple the theatrical authority in the W3s1 Richard G. Boone, president, ex- Monday, the 31st day of Januatv A D. 18SKS, pudiate the bonds. The bondholders "There were two places of exercise, at 2 o'•'clocc k in the afternoon of and when he says a thing is worth tends a cordial invitation to the mem- that day (sub(s bjec| t to all encumbrances of farmers and pulling out a. gun sued. The city resisted. The courts the palaestra, or private training by seeing you want to lay your money bers of the Michigan State Dairymen's mortgage or otherwise existing at the time "banged away three times, out it is decided it was a just d?bt, as the schools for boys and the g'ymnasia or of the death of.r.ald deceased.) The following down with a certainty that you win Association to visit the State Normal described Real Estate, to wit: said that the shots were tired more to bondholders were innocent purdiasers. public exercise buildings for adulis. Tbe south-west Quarter of the south-west scare them away than for any fatal get value received. John Griffith and School. quarter of section number sixteen town three Lewis Morrison are the two acknowl- The city then had to go and rebond The favorite exercise was of the Pen- south of range number five east Washtenaw effect. The young fellow escaped. County, Michigan. edged leaders iu the character of Me- the issue for $S5,000 at 5 per cent. tathlon, which consisted of contest? Mrs. Haywood and daughters. The expenses and everything made the in leaping, running, wrestling, throw- FREDERICK WALLINGTGN, phlsto. They are in Faust what Bar- AN IMPORTANT MEETING. Administrator. Misses Carrie and U-r.ice, entertained rett was in Hamlet; what Booth was whole thing foot up to over .$105,000. ing the javelin and throwing tlie dis- The State Board of Health at Lansing cus, boxing and pancration, a sort of very delightfully at their pleasant in Brutus; what Downing is iu TheThis was 15 years ago and for 15 MORTGAGE SALE. AgreesJUpon Some Valuable home on Prospect avenue Friday even- Gladiator; what McCullough was in long years the city has been paying rough and tumble scrimmage were Default having been made in the condition ing. Among the guests were frtehds on an overage of nearly $6,000 and Matters. also practiced, as well as ball playing, of payment of a certain purchase money Yirginius. Faust will be given with mortgage made th'e 7th day of November, from Ann Arbor and Grass j,ake. interest in order to wipe out the debt. One of the most important meetings two variations on the modern 'tug of SJ'O by Herman Bucho'z, purchaser, to Anna great electrical effects at me opera VInry Kuehnle, vendor, whereby the power Miss Carrie Haywood is taking a pro- house next Monday evening. A curious thing about the matter is, ;ver held by the State Board of war,' to spinning, and 'five stones,' the of sale therein contained has become opera- Health was in session at the State arcestor of the modern jack stones. tive, which mortgage was recorded in the longed vacation and much-needed rest that when the city repudiated the office of the register of deeds for the coutty from the arduous duties of the nurse. bonds the bondholders got together apitol Tuesday. The meeting was The leaping was done with leaden of Washtenaw on the 8th day of November, Right of AVay Secured. 880. in liber 72 of mortgages on page 5(i7, on The death of Henry ,T. Williams oc- and made a proposition that they ailed to order by the president, and weights held in tbe hands to steady which mortgage there i- claimed to be due The Lansing, Dexter & Aim Arbor very member was present, as fol- one, and the highest reeoi'd made was at the date of this notice the sum of four curred at his home on Hamilton st. lundred and forty-one dollars, and no pro- railway has practically secured the would settle the matter for 835,000, ows: President Frank Wells, Ivan- 55 feet which must have been for hop, ceedings at law having been had to collect Monday evening. The deceased hat right of way over the entire route, and any one could have boaght them the said sum of money or any part thereof for some time past been .1. H. Mil- ing; Prof. Delos Fall, of Albion; step and jump. Tiie second contest Notice i« therefore hereby given that on the which is wonderful progress in the for that amount and cleaned up ?50,- udge Aaron V. McAlvay, of Manis- winners afterwards running in the th dav of March. A. I). 18S18. at the hour of ler's "advertiser" on the business ^o'clock in the forenoon of said day and short time of three weeks since the 000 if they had had the sand and ee; Prof. Frederick G. Novy, of Ana finals. The discus, a circular convex it the south frontdoor of tlie court bouse streets and was well known to every- company was organized. Secretary money. n the city of Ann Arbor. State of Michigan, body. He was 59 years of age and irbor; Doctor Fred R. Belknap, of stone weighing about four pounds, he said purchase money mortgage will be Taylor has devoted his entire time to By Aid. Worden—That the marshal T was thrown from a slight elevation, oreclosed and the lands and tenements, by leaves a widow and one daughter, \ iles; Doctor Samuel G. Milner, of he said mrrtfeage conveyed will be sold at that purpose. Wednesday the board be instructed to arrest tlie first rail- irand Rapids, and Secretary Baker, and some marvelous records were mblic iiuctlon or vendue to the highest bid • Mrs. Sidney Case. The funeral takes of directors will start with teams to road crew that blockades the crossing er to satisfy the money secured thereby an*; f Lansing. made. In throwing the javelin tbe he costs in d the expenses of these proceed - place tomorrow. traverse the whole route and to hold at Cross and River streets f^fr more ngs including an attorneys fee of twenty The first question under eonsider- Greeks used one with a very short The Daughters of the American Rev- mass meetings in the towns and vil-than five minutes at a time. Carried. five dollars provided for therein. tion was the transportation of dead handle and long metal point. In The lands, tenements and premises in the olution met wdth Mrs. Ainsworth lages in the interests of the project. sai'l mnrt.^age mentioned and then and there The Presbyterians held a "Wiio Am iodies; and the board were in session wrestling slugging was forbid/leu but to be sold are described as follows: All that Monday afternoon arjd the subject of Wednesday afternoon the first meet- I?" social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. s-"ith iH. P. Dearinjf, General Baggage butting with tiie head apparently was certain piece or parcel of land situate in tbe the meeting was "Massachusetts." ing will be held at Alaiedon town hall, citv of Ann Arbor, county of Washtenaw I). C. Batchelder last Tuesday. Pinned Vgent of the MMiigan Central R. R.,not. After a man had his opponent and state of Michigan to-wit: Lot Number The society is taking up the subject at 2 o'clock, and a mass convention twenty-seven (27) of Jewett's addition to the to the back of a person was the name epresenting the National Association down, a rougt) and tumble U^hr mig'hl citv of Ann Arbor, according to the recorded of the early history of Ypsilanti and the same evening at Mason. Thurs- of some notable person and the wearer f General Baggage Agents, and with or.sue 'i which one of the contestants plat thereof. vicinity and these papers will be pre- day, at 10 o'clock, a meeting will be Dated, Ann Arbor. Mich., Tec. 7th, 1897. by questions had to guess their iden- committee of the State Funeral Di- was occasionally killed. The prize served for the benefit of posterity. held at DansMlle, and in the afternoon ANNA MARY KUE1INLE tity of the person whose character he ectors Association. Under the pres- was awarded only to the winner in Mortgagee. Mrs. Edwards, of Detroit, state regent another wall be assembled at the town E. B NORRIP, was assuming. Adam Forepaugh and nt rules of the General Baggage three of the five contests, preferably Attorney for Mortgagee, for Michigan, was present. hall in White -Oak at 2 o'clock. President MeKinley and all intermedi- Vgents Association, diphtheria corpses running, wrestling and throwing th« Ann Arbor, Mich. Two boys living on the east side Thursday night a big mass meeting ate steps were represented. It af- re excluded from transportation un- discus. The contests began at noon so got tired of home Tuesday, jumped on will be held at Stockbridge. as to close before sundown."' If you didn't see it in The Democrat forded a great deal of amusement. er any condition. What the funeral it didn't happen. THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT. JANUARY 21, 189S
the kind of training given in our art MODEL LIVERY BARN. "Enjoyable Fraternal Gathering." Ann Arbor Markets. THE DEMOCRAT. GIVEN A SWORD. school and our people should be proud Between thirty and forty of the Those consulting these reports will nembefs of Huron Lodge, I. O. O. F., Retiring Captain Pack Pleasantly Sur- of it. The studio will be open all this Holmes' New Establishment on East remember that some of the articles Friends of the Democrat who have ivailed themselves of the Invitation prised at the A. A. L,. I. Inspec- week. The small fee chargod is -well Liberty Street. quoted here are subject to rapid fluc- uelness at the Protatf Court xtended by Otseuingo Lodge of Ann •Will please request .ludge tion Dance. expended, and all that can be taken Acting on the invitation of the pro- tuation*. •irbor and drove down to that city Kewklrk to send, their Wednesday night's inspection dance in will fall far short of meeting the >rietors a Times representative visited Corrected regularly to Thursday of Printing to this office. ast Tuesday night. The lodj;e was by the Ann Arbor Light Infantry was, expenses, but Mr. Pattlson is deter- Holmes' new livery foams the other the current week. seeping "open house" in its magnifi- as usual, an unqualified success, a mined to have only first class art in day. He found a model barn, con- Corn per bu - IN AX1) ABOUT THE CITY. ent apartments in the Henning Meek Wheat, " 88 considerable crowd being present and the school. Some new pictures of his veniently arranged, delightfully clean Oats, " 2S If you want to buy, sell or trade use the .nd the Dexter brothers were the 42 local columns of the Democrat. everything going off beautifully. Cap- own are also on exhibition. They oaev and thoroughly modem in every par- Rye, " guests of honor. Jarley, 65-75- Mrs. A. J. Walker, of Jackson, is tain Pack put the men through a just returned from the St. Louis ex- ticular. A' brief description will hai'd- 75 Onions, ' "5 visiting her sister, 5lrs. Adams ot brief drill and then formally turned position. l' be out of place here in view of the After the regular business of the Potatoes 45 50 Butter, per 1b 15 Fourth avenue. the command over to Captain Granger, jitter fight •which certain parties edge, the Dexter degree team con- Honey, " '0 J his successor, who conducted the in- waged from the start against allow- erred the initiatory which vas fol-Tallow, '• 2'--2 j Mina E. Jacobs is forming a class FOOT BALL RULES, Lard, " 5V4 m (hawing for Illustrating. Studio at spection and at its close congratu- ng the barns to be erected in the owed by the Ann Arbor team giv:ng Pork, " 14.3* present location. .he second degree. The work of both Beef. " 6to7H No. 508 Monroe street. lated the retiring officer on the splen- Alterations Less Sweeping Than An- Chickens," - 7-8 did condition of the company. Col. The new building is on J3. Liberty earns was excellent and greatly en- Hides, " 8 The '08 llichigauensian has award- ticipated—Their Adoption Will Eggs perdoz 1" ed the contract for publishing this Dean then came forward and in a Mean a Big Fight. street a few doors west of State streei. oyed. Clover Seed *2.!K> Timothy Seed »1 30 year's annual to the Inland deservedly complimentary speech pre- Chicago, January 19.—The revised It is a handsome three-story brick, Lodge meeting was followed \v a Veal 7-8V4 sented Captain Pack, for the com- set back a few feet from the street social session and "bachelors' ban- Mutton 7 Leland T. Powers, the noted imper- western football rules have been sent Lamb... 8-9 sonator, appears Saturday night at pany, a magnificent gold chased, ivory out after a final conference. The iving room for a bit of lawn in front. quet," at which the Ann Arbor Turkeys- — 14-13 University hall in the S. I/. A. course. handled sword. Captain Pack was rules must now be submitted to theThe office is on the left as you enter. M-others did themselves proud. The Miss Anna FWthtngham returned completely surprised by the gift. Com- seven universities and a hard fight is md has the appearance of a prosper- sumptuous repast was followed by Your Xelghbor Does Not Know Wednesday to her home in Detroit af- pany A then gave three hearty cheers likely over their adoption. us counting room, with its electric short toasts and remarks from well Everything. known Odd Fellows, Hon. O. II. Manly ter a short visit with Mr. and Mrs for their retiring commander, after Alterations in the rules are less ainunciator, clerk's desk and easy But she probably knows what n sav- acting as toastmaster. J. J. Goodyear. which Captain Granger dismissed the sweeping than many anticipated. The chairs. Prom this room all the elec- ing dn time and la!bor a gas stove will A. AV. Ames bad a terrible fall Thurs- men and dancing began, the Che-goal after a touchdown is slated to tric lights of the building are con- The occasion was for the Dexter make, and will be glad to teli yon day morning on our Icy sidewalks. lie ouamegons furnishing the music. The count for only one additional point, trolled. Adjoining the office on the xrothers a most happy one and they about it. .struck his head with great force and sword presented to Captain Pack is the drop kick for four, the place kick north is the harness room. The bal-most heartily appreciate the many is still in a bad condition. a most beautiful specimen of the for three and the safety for two.ance of the ground floor is of cement courtesies extended to them. They IF IT IS QUALITY Manager tdsenier lias booked the A. sword-maker's art and was bought There is no requirement for seven and affords ample room for buggies, lope at no far distant date to welcome That you seek in the grocery line' L. Wilbur opera company for a week's from the well-known Detroit firm of men in the line but it is provided that cabs and carts. To the right of the them as guests of (Huron Lodge.-- you will go to Davis & Seabolt for stand at the new Athens Theater n xt Morgan, Puhl & Morris. if two linesmen are drawn back of entrance is the buggy washing room, Dexter Loader. your table supplies. season beginning Monday, October 23. the line they shall be outside of tile with all needed attachments ami •'The Wheel-Chair Evangelist." Henry Braun, in Ann 'Arbor town, line of scrimmage. Another safe- proper sewer connection. Here also DON'T SWEAR OFF Rev. Daniel Shepardson, Ph. D., Fine Feathers is building a new house. Braun & guard against roughness is that im- is a large elevator for hoisting or But make up.your mind to buy you' "the wheel-chair evangelist,'' arrived You want hot water. Yon can get Hcchrein are the builders. The con- posing a distance penalty for laying lowering to or from the second and meats from L. O. Weinmann's unex- yesterday afternoon, accompanied t in a hurry on the little heater which 'tr;'ct for the mason woTk has been hands on opponents before the ball is third stories. celled stock. by his wife, and began hie re- fits over the ordinary burner. Yours let to Koch Bros. put into play. The main barn is 40 feet wide bj for the asking. Henry Lolrr, of Battle Creek, and vival services last evening at 7:30 at An important alteration also is that 100 feet deep, and is supple nented at Baltimore Oysters in can or bulk re- Albert ami Eugene Ixmr, of Mar*all, the First Baptist church. Dr. Shep- AXX ARBOR GAS CO. permitting to the side scored on the the rear by an iron-covered two-story ceived fresh every day at Weinmanu's are here on account of the death of choice of kick off. structure 2Gx40 feet, extending at market. their father, Philip I^ohr. Engene BEFORE A'N'D AFTER Other changes suggested are in de- right angles with the rear of Ijohr is accompanied by his wife. Eating your dinner use none but ining the safety, allowing 15 yards the main building. The gro.md floor M. P. Vogel's meat market on W. J. F. Monroe, a. cigar-maker, resi- the Ann Arbor Brewing company's instead of 10 on the kick out after .1 of this addition affords standing room Huron street gives trading stamps. dence unknown, was killed at Milan Pure Beer and you will always be kick for goal on the first down, per- for drays and is lighted by electricity. the other day. He was riding on the healthy. mitting only two minutes of time The second floor is for the siorage bmnpers of a freight ear when the -FOR- taken out for injuries and modifying of hay and to guard against fire is cars became uncoupled allowing him GO TO TKIE PORTLAND CAFE one penalty of impositions when the not lighted and is entered only by day, tc< drop between the wheels. At 310 S. Main street, for a first- ball is close to tlhe goal line. and then through an iron door con- SCHOOL CHILDREN. Wednesday at fche bride's home. class meal, only 25 cents. Also meals necting it with the second floor of the Valuable and useful presents for those who 515 Spring street, Miss Flattie Barnetl Dr.Wenley on Journalism. main barn. This door is always kept and lunches at all hours. Open day will do a little work for THE DEMOOHAT. and night. Here is a chance for the school boys of Wash- vas united in marriage to Mr. Charles Prof. Wenley met his class in ethics looked. A covered inclined passage- tenaw County to provide themselves with skates, sleds for their winter's sport. A. Pryce, of Bay City. Rev. T. \\ . way on the outside of the building as usual Monday afternoon, alter For two ntjw subscribers tor one year at Young performed the ceremony in the few weeks aibsence abroad. Before connects the first and second floors OXOE A YEAR one dollar each, The Democrat will give as a presence of a few specially invited Christinas comes but once a year, premium a pair of Union Club skates. opening his lecture, he expressed his for the conveying of horses to and For three new subscribers for one year at friends. pleasure at being in Ann Arbor again from their quarters on the second Jut Weinman has everything sold in one dollar each, The Democrat will give us ;i Captain Ross Granger and Lieut. a first class meat market every day premium, a pair of Union Club skates. and the hope that .ill would have a floor. For three new subscribers for one year at 'Ambrose C. Pack iveui to Detroit yes- successful year, socially and ;i<:ad- in the year. one dollar each, The Democrat will rive as a terday to attend the second annual Here there are all mannc-r of aceora- premium, a Youths Companion Tubular emically. modations for horses, single stails. hand sled meeting of the Officers' Association of August Koch has opened a co onlete For twenty new subscribers for one year at Continuing Prof. Wenley said: box stalls, rooms for clipping horses ane dollar each, we will give as a premium, the Michigan National Guard. The line of groceries at 206 E. Wasn'agton "Since my leaving this country, I un-and a robe storage room, The third one O'Dell Typewriter, a simple and perfect members of the association banquet street, where he will be pleased to writing machine. derstand that I have become famous. floor is given up to the granaries, tonight at the Cadillac. All Premiums will be sent c.liarge» The newspapers act as if this were a see his friends and can assure thorn Plymouth Miall: Five persons hav connected with the floor below bv prepaid upon the receipt of the »ub- small country and there were a ijreat of good goods at lowest prices. 2014 been seriously Irjured by falling on •lrdson possesses the highest intellec- chutes, and general storage room for scrlptlona. lack of news. To illustrate: probably the icy sidewalks in Ann Arbor. If tual culture. He is a graduate of vehicles. This completes the round of the wittiest man in all England was You need a warm bath room. II you contemplate visiting in that city Dennison and Yale Universes, and the building and the visitor may reach THE DEMOCRAT, one by the name of Healy. On being you haven't got it you can get it witl 'this winter, put brads about an inch oi the Morgan Park Theological semi- the ground floor by elevator or stair- ANN BRBOE, MICH. asked upon his return from 'Egypt a gas stove. long In your shoe soles; if in the su'n-nary. He has spent some time in way. Every detail in construction why be had gone there, re replied 1bat iner take stilts. European travel and study. He is a and squipment has apparently been the had been to Healyopolis to see if attended to with the utmost care and The Gilt Edge minstrels will put clear and profound thinker, an ear- any of his family were still there the result is as we have said at the their excellent performance on in thenest, active Christian, and a forcible preacher of Christian truth. Being a professor of philosophy and start, "a model livery barn." Have Arrived Saline opera house on Thursday The not a wit, it did not occur to me to building is estimated to nave evening. January 27. They have al- cost OUR FIRST OONSINGNMENT OF Keal Estate Transfers. tell the papers that I was going to about $7,000. ready played in Ann Arbor and Yj>si- II. Yedder and wife to Charles Har- Wenley dale to see if any of my people lanti to crowded houses and we can is, Augusta, $1,800. were there. As near as 1 can see, the Mr. Ganapol'8 Song Recital. assure the people of Saline that they W. H. Wilber and wife to R. John- papers have made a philosophies A large gathering of residents and Holiday Goods have a rare treat in store. son, Augusta, $800. statement of the situation. Tim,, students were given a rare treat A talk to mothers "Ou the Proper Peter Dressie and wife to C. G. Al-major premise, Prof. Wanley is op Wednesday evening at Newberry hal! has leceivedthis week and each succeeding Training of Children" will be given an, Augusta, $1.5no. l»osed to co-education; minor premise in the way of a song recital l>y Mr day will bring more. by Mrs. T. C. Truetolood at the reg- J. A. Rose and wife to Win.- Hop- Prof. Wenley is about to resign Boris Leon Ganapol. of Detroit, and ular meeting of the Woman's Christian dus, Ann Arbor, $500. chair; conclusion, Prof. Wenley has his pupil, Mr. Joseph X. Krolik. Temperance Union, to be held Thurs- Mary Gruner to Fred Trinkle, Linn, accepted an appointment in Scotland (The program opened with Schu day, January 27th, at 3 p. m.. in the •! ,225. These statements have been going Inn's "Der Wanderer," which wa> Y. W. C. A. rooms over the postoflice. Pottery! Pottery! Pottery! John G. Feldkainp, administrator, to around the state greatly to my annoy rendered by 'Mr. Krolik in a very ar A coTdial invitation is extended to all. Fred Trinkle, Lima. $2,i:'.2. ance, so that I wish now to answei tistlc manner. His deep sympathetic (At the annual meeting of the Grand Of this ware we have a very large selection 1'". Trinkle and wife to C. Eiseman, each in its turn. voice and perfect control charmed tin Chapter, R. A. M., at Grand Rapids -ima, $3,357. audience from the first. Mr. Krolik'.-, of the Latest Styles and Prettiest Desings. "I will answer the first in a philo- Wednesday L. C. Utoodrlch, of this city, E. M. Rooke and wife to Robert work at once showed the effect of his was re-elected grand lecturer. Charles sophical way, that is, by asking a Ifemphill, Superior, $4,500. thorough and masterly training at the L. Stevens, or Spsilanti, was also re- question. 'Is it likely that if-1 were Silverware, Clocks and Watches! Moses iSeabolt to R. S. Copoland, hands of his teacher, Mr. Ganapol. elected grand principal sojonrner. opposed to co-educaMon that I would \mi Arbor, $4,000. "Die Beiden Grenadier." by Sclm When you hear of an article having been pur- The Grand Chapter voted a gift of have given ten of tjie best years of Charles Long, by executor, to Fanny mann, was sung by Mr. Ganapo $1,500 for the maintenance of the my life to fighting its battles in Scot- chased at HALLER'S, you know it is good. Robbing Ypsilanti, $2,200. with fervor and much feeling. The Michigan Masonic home. land?' As regards my views of the So, also, when you wish the donee to knowr it W. S. Thornton to C. E. Hawkes, ballad. "Happy Three," by Koeehel Remember the entertainment at comparative mental capacities of man $1,600. was rendered in a. manner tha is good, see that the name HALLER is on the High School hall Friday evening for and woman, I will only say that the C. E. Hawkes to W. S. Thornton, showed the versatility of a master articles and on the Box. the .benefit of the Sewing school. This best student in philosophy that 1 have Augusta, $l,O(io. The well selected program of ten mini school is a charity organization esiali- ever had was a woman, and that ujy The largest repair shop between Detroit and Chicago A. McKenny to M. Mohrhart, York, bers was brought to a climax Ushed in lssri. The children who are best student here in Ann Arbor is a Only first-class workmen employed. Established in 1858 *2,000. by Mr. Ganapol's spirited rendition of taught to sew come from the homes woman. As regards the second propo- Wm. Burtless and wife to M. Bristle, the "Toreador Song," from Carmen of poor working women who have in sition, the only information .which 1 Sharon, $3,<5OO. The no'ble ringing quality of his vole time to teach their children. A good have had on the subject I have glean- Haller's Jewlery Store, U Walker et al. to W. H. Buss, and the dramatic fire with which h« program lias been prepared for the ed from the newspapers forwarded to Manchester, $6,400. stvmed inspired were very effectiv entertainment, which is well worth me. As to the last proposition, I have Ann Arbor, Mich in this final number. Praise is due to the small siim of 10 cents. Art School Exhibition. never even had an offer.' Miss Maclean, of Detroit, for her thoi At the recent meeting of the board At the Art School Exhibition one of These announcements of Prof. Wen- oughly sympathetic playing of the ac of managers of the Washtenaw Fair the most Interesting features is the ley were received by those 111 attend- coinpanlments; Society the following standing com- group of pen and ink drawings for ance with a round of applause. True Economy mittees were announced for the 1898I lie Chicago Daily News by Mr. Fred IX AXX ARBOR fair: Transportation, F. E. Mills; Richardson, the chief of the artistic Marriage Licenses. You esti iiate value by comparison printing, F. E. Mills, p. I[. Belser, < >. staff, and the instructor in "IlKistra- In clothes buying means getting the greatest possible George Zeeb, 34, Xorthlield. and always. The \nmne;in is aekno'wl M. Martin; auditing, H. S. Dean, A. .!.Hon" at the Art Institute It is a measure of satisfaction and intrinsic value for the Marguerite Theurer, 24, Salem. edged to be more advanced in man Sawyer, Webster, s. w. Milliard; notable circumstance that popular an smallest price. Charles A. Pryee, 37, Bay City, and •ways than th.> Chinaman— ].y com pedigree, W. E. Boydeu, K. i. h. has in this case not deseendi d t> ITattie Barnett, 27, Ann Arijor. parison, therefore, the America J. H. Amiivw.-'. F. s. Cliapiu; premi- vulgar caricature. W-hen lie US38 Henry O. Severance, 30. Ann Arbor, standard is set—and so wi'h ever ums, B. D. Kelly. John Keppler, A. caricature it is in a refined way andand Annie Lane, 30, Hudson. A Suit or Overcoat .1. Sawyer, B. D. (Jeer, Isaac r. Sav- the figures ate studied and graceful other mark of merit gained or claimei Walter Ituss. l»:i. Augusta, and Mai.d Comparison of the quality of ety. A. c. Schumacher; by-laws a.id That the public appreciate tins is th 1 Which is disappointing to you in either service or style Laura, 19, Augusta. goods gold by Davis & Seaboli. g rules, Fred B. Itr.iun, IT. i\ Glover proved by the fact that this, the mos lA is not cheap at any price. W. H. Owen, 30, Ann Arbor, and ceis and 'bakers, with their prices, ses Seabolt, IVm. Stocking, Harris l>o])iil;ir evening daily, continues n Eva Fletcher, 24, Ynsii.inti. the cause of their large sales. Ball. publish these unusual conceptions Loren l'ou- qi, 24. Milan, and Elea- A mass meeting was held at the The execution is really charging—in nora Steidle, 19, Milan. STEIN-BLOCK AND HAMMERSL0U6H BROS'. Mast n c house Wednesday r every way a delight. Ir is 'nterestinr? FOE SALE CHEAP. consider the scheme of the Lansing also to everyone to note the size of Xew house in tlio best residence p A Few Left. CLOTHES are built-with a view to giving the wearers l>'\ter & Ann Arbor railroad. Th< these drawings :i!-.,l ii,-> size <>i the We have a few siii.ill heating stoves of Ann Arbor close to ear line. Sma.. the requisite strength, style and beauty, which make meeting was well attended ;ini! mucl reductions as I ir in the news- left which we wiM connect free of payment down. Long time and easj their clothes successful competitors with the product of interest was shown. The officers am !>aper. The drawings are about three < targe for .S2 each. terms on the balance, Address- R first-grade merchant tailor at about half their price. directors were all high, wiiile. the print is only 21 ANN" AiltBOR CAS CO. care Democrat. Addresses explaining the p] tug of tli inches, that is, the broadside of the company were made and many ques But one measurement, one try-on, your clothes ready m wspaper. FORTUNE FAVORS THE BRAVE WHIX.MAXX. Till-: MICAT MAN, to wear immediately, and money back if you want It. tions asked and answered. A com MT. Richardson is still young. He Buys in quantity and handles only Copyright 189? by And good health favors those who l'Ue Stein-BIucli Co mittee of business men was appointee was a Paris student with Doucet and drink none but Ann Arbor Brewing the choicest quality of goods in his to take hold of tlie matter ami set Lefebvre. He is slight of figure and Co.'s Pure Beer. Phone 101. line. What can be done. This commiiu- expressive of face. In fact it is an will meet Friday evening. The offl artist's face that looks at you and I have cash customers for two good Residents of the Novthstde will find cers and directors will hold a meet int. one not easily forgotten. farms at reasonable prices. Send full the best of everything in the Grocery today and Friday at Dansville, Whh There is a large amount of other description and lowest cash prices to line, also the popular trading stamps UNDENSCHMIT k APFEL, Oak, Stockbridge, Pinckney, Plain neuter on exhibition and all very at- L. D. OARR, over Ann Arbor Savings at Wm. P. Ludholz's store, No. 4 field and Dexter. tractive. The Ann Arbor work shows bank. Broadway. 211 South Main Street.