versify Librnry THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT.
VOLUME XXIX. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, JANUARY 22, 181)7. NUMBER 26.
ARMENIAN MASS MEETING. E. Hall; Frepdom J Buss; Lima, T. W. W. WED1MEIEK, THE INSTITUTE. Fletcher; Lodi, S. L. White; Lyndon, J. HOMEOPATHIC. TAPPAN. Resolutions Adopted—Indemnity Demand Clark; Manchester..I. (I. English; North- Our Hustling Young: Republican well ed for Turkish Outrages on Americans Cared for by the Administration. field, E. E.Leland; Pittsfield, II. D. Platt; TRIALS OF THAT DEPARTMENT THE PKES15YTKKIAN* ASSOCIATION —Massacres of Armenians Denounced. AN ENJOYABLE AND PROFITABLE Salem. .1. P. Savory: Saline, C. M. Fel- W. W. Wedemeyer of this city has FOB YOIN<; l'EOPIE. The following resolutions were adopt MEETING AT CHELSEA. lows; Scio, G. A. "Peters: Sharon. E. DRAWING TO A CLOSE. been appointed Deputy Hailroad "Com- ed at the mass meeting held at th Crafts; Superior, J. A. McDougall; Syl- missioner for this state. This is a Lectureships and Reading; Booms to l>e Presbyterian church last Sunday after van. Geo. F. English; Webster, W. E. Faculty United as Well as A1>1<—Clinics Papers Cover a Wide Range of Topics— much sought for position, and a great Maintained—Own 3I<'Millan and Narki-11 noon to collect funds for the Armenian I'oyden; York. A. I). Mclntyre; Ypsi- Gaining in Numhers and Interest—Stu- honor, esp -daily as it cime without so- orphans: The Farmer's Importance in the Com- lanti, A. R. Graves. dents Increasing—School Now in Favor 11 :> 11s—VI no Library—Closed This Year for licitation ou the part of Mr Wedemeyer. Whereas, our American fellow-citi munity Emphasized—Officers Elected for VFTERNOON SI>SION. With the Profession. It isa very responsible position, and Mr. Lack of Funds. zens in Turkey, engaged in lawfu Next Year—Strong Resolutions Adopted J. S. McDougall of Ypsilanti, read a Wedemeyer is probably the youngest Among the earliest of the associa- pursuits guaranteed by treaty, hav( paper; on the subject of "Roads and It is hoped that the end of the long man who will be appointed "to so im- tions to be formed for the benefit of been and are being subjected to peri ITnderthe auspices of the Washtenaw Lload Making." The theme of his and vigorous light that has been made portant a plice. Those who know him the young people of the University, was and insult, and ty Institute Society an institute argument was, that it would be unwise against the Homeopathic department best, though, are satisfied that lie will the Tappan Presbyterian Association Whereas, in Xovember 1895, at Har was held 'n Chelsea last Tuesday and to subject the people to the added ex- is now near at hand. This department lill the place with credit to himself of the University of Michigan, named poot and Marash, bouses and property Wednesday, with sessions in the morn- pense of manufacturing new roads, j lias been, as one might say, on the and the state. Mr. Wedemeyer has after Dr. Tappan. once pi esident of the of American citizens were bombarded mg, afternoon and evening of each when the present system of road work- 'ragged edge of nothing" for so many been a faithful supporter of (i'ov. Pm- University, and designed to look after burned and plundered to the extent 0! daV. Some very interesting papers ing, if properly carried out, would be years that the prospects ahead of it now gree throughout the entire campaign, the spiritual life of Presbyterian stu- over if 100,0110, by the Turkish soldiery we're read by prominent men of the efficient. Mr. Nathan Pierce of Lima, are very encouraging to its friends. A seconded his nomination before the dents, and those attending the Presby- and mob, and state and county at each session. We i" discussion, with a compai determined effort has been made for a convention in a rousing speech, and terian church of this city. It is designed Whereas, no indemnity nor the feel sure that the publication of all the of the expense of making- and repair- long time to compel its removal to De- has upheld him with ability and vigor to also establish and maintain series of punishment of a single offender has speeches would prove interesting to ing roads in France and this country. troit, it is not our purpose to go into on all occasions. Gov. Pingree. who lectures on church history and Chris- been secured, but on the other hand everybody, but owing to lack of space He showed that even with the cheap the arguments pro and con, but we be- has a reputation for standing by his tian topics, and several courses of such the Turkish Government, emboldenec we can only give a curtailed account, labor and easily repaired roads of lieve the best interests of the depart- friends, has now shown his friendship lectures have been given. Eventually by its immunity, is proceeding to stil, Showing the general idea on the dif- France, it would"cost tiiis county four ment would be met by leaving it where in a substantial way. Mr. Wedemeyer ferent subjects under discussion. it is, an integral part of the great Uni- has been wonderfully successful ever it is also hoped to establish some per- further outrages, and is plotting oi times as the total county tax. to build versity, wiiii all the other departments manent chairs of instruction, which false and malicious charges to drive TUESDAY MORNING. new roads. He recommended the use sin^e he entered politics, and he has shall be such as to aid students to do all Americans from the land, there- of the French wide tired wagon, as thein which students can have so many undoubtedly a brilliant career before The institute was formally opened by advantages right at hand. Last week him. while here, some work which shall fore, an address of welcome by the lion. .1. method of keeping the roads in repair. there was given to the public the fol- shorten their course in the seminary, Resolved, that we, citizens of Ann S. Gorman, giving the visitors a hearty The speeches of both Mr. McDougall lowing letter from a number of the and enable them to get into the work Arbor. Mich , in mass meeting assem- welcome to our pleasant little village". and Mr. Pierce were so well received, leading Homeopathic physicians of the TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. of the ministry more quickly. bled, hereby express our indignation An apropriate response was given by that the secretary was instructed to state, which is self explanatory:— Through the liberality of the late and call upon our Government to take It. M. Kellogg of Three Rivers, follow- have them printed for general distribu- Interesting Program to l>e Presented at Mrsi H. Louise Doe Backett, the asso- such steps as shall be necessary to se-ing which a paper was read by R. C. tion. D. 15. Taylor of Chelsea gave a ••My Dear Doctor:-We write you Saline, February 6th. ciation became owner of the property cure full and immediate satisfaction for Reeves of Dexter, upon "A Farmer short talk on the subject of the road concerning' the homeopathic college at The next meeting of the Teachers' on the corner of Huron and estate the damages already inflicted on ourand His Changed Conditions." lie tax. Ann Arbor. Whatever may be our in-Association of Washtenaw county will streets, and the building there standing fellow-citizens in Turkey, and to guar- spoke of the great changes which had .10. E. Croman of Grass Lake, a mem- dividual views of the question, we be held at Saline, Saturday, tebruary is now known as Sackett Hall, in mem- antee them full protection of person trtkeu place in the methods of farming, ber of the Grass Lake Creamery Co., consider it unwise to further publicly tith. The following program will be ory of Mrs. Sackett's only son. Senator property and rights, in the prosecution and showed that the general depres- took up the remaining time with a dis- agitate the removal. carried out: James McMillan erected on the adjoin- of their lawful occupations. sion of the country was caused by un- cussion of the best methods to be em- The regents are demonstrating their FORENOON SESSION, 10 O'CLOCK. ing lot a fine building now known as Resolved, that we express our abhor- prosperous condition of the fanner. ployed in fe?ding stock, and in the intention to treat the homeopathic de- Music. partment fairly, and the new faculty Paper. "Qualifications of the Teacher" McMillan Hall. These two buildings rence of the colossal and barbarous The farmer had been legislated against caring of milk for butter making. Prof. R. O. Austin adjoining and communicating give the massacres in Armenia, that have left an and shut out at the caucu ses and con- Prof IT. K. Tedder, Agr'l Col., erave a members are administering its affairs Paper, " Composition in the District School ".i. association a fine equipment for its indelible stain upon the world's record ventions. He believed that it was lecture on "Bridges and Culverts for in a way to command universal re- Miss May Wheeler spect. So long as this happy comhi- Paper. " Language Work in the Lower Grades of work They contain a number of living in the closing years of the 19th century, time to assert their manhood. He also Country Highways'. Prof.Vedder is an the District School " . Mr. D. A. Townsend rooms, a line library, study rooms, an and that we show our sympathy for the advocated the income tax law and the engineer, and having been in the em-i nation continues, it seems clear to us Music. auditorium seating about 400, and in survivors, by liberally "supporting the inheritance tax. E. A. Nordman of ploy of bridge companies, was in a that the profession should give un- AFTERNOON SESsIOX, 1:30 O'CLOCK. the basement a gymnasium and bath noble relief work now being carried on Lima, led the discussion with a few re- position to show the road commissioner qualified support to the existing order Music, of things. Paper, "How I Manage a Large School" rooms. The library has receieved a by Armenian missionaries. marks indorsing the ideas expressed by how they were fleeced by the bridge Mies Llnnie Fosdlck number of valuable donations, and is Resolved, that copies of these resolu- Mr. Keeves, but was compelled to close contractors. He had some models, from When there is greater cause and Paper, "How I Manage a Small School" especially rich in reference books, and tions be transmitted to the President of on account of lack of time. which he gave an entertaining talk. more urgent demand, there is yet time Miss MolUe A. Briggtg books relating to church history the United States, the Secretary of State and opportunity to seek legislative Paper. "Teaching History in the District School" R. M. Kellogg gave an interesting The following resolutions.were adopt- action. That the united profession .' .Mr. W.H. Schliclit As is the case with the other denomi- and to our senators and representatives address on the subject of "Small Fruits ed before the close of the session. Intro- Paper, ••English and Composition " nations, the local congregation is not in congress. for Profit." He explained the proper duced by B. Parker, "Resolved, That gains its wish is well said, but let us Mise Idalene Webb Resolved, that we urge all patriots not hazard our future prospects by too Paper, "How I Teach Percentage" able to bear the expense of maintain- method of preparing the soil, and said we favor the enactment of a law, ex-frequent demands upon our friends. Prof.C. M. Fuller ing and operating a plant equal to the and Christians to give force and expres- that the soil of Lower Michigan had all empting from taxation popularity,both Mnsic. sion to their sentiments on this matter For the time let us defer action and demand, and this year the buildings the elements for successful fruit rais real and personal, to the amount of give, if not support, at least opportun- All teachers are earnestly requested are not used by the association for lack through personal letters to the president ing if properly cared for. lie also individual indebtedness, and that we to be present at this meeting, which and to their members in congress. ity for favorable developments at the of funds. However, it is earnestly showed the average amounts of fruit request our legislature to use every law- University. promises to be a profitable and interest- hoped that this may be overcome by to be raised under named conditions. ful measuseto bring about such amend- ing one. another year. INDIA. The convention then adjourned for the ment to the law." This measure was For ourselves, we believe it our duty For the present school year Sackett noon hour. opposed very by the Hon. J. S. Gor-to most cordially and enthusiastically MINERAL BATHS. An Interesting Lecture About Her Great man, but was carried almost unani- support the homeopathic college as at Hall is being used by the University Cities hy Dr. Sunderland. AFTERNOON SESSION. present administered." Ypsilanti's Famous Waters to be Again Y. M. C. A., so that part at least of mously. Introduced by E. A. Nordinan, Utilized. these advantages are open to those who One of the most interesting lectures John L. Shawver of Bellefontaine, '•Resolved, That it is the opinion of this Dr. D. A. McLachlan, formerly of the care to make use of them under its that has been given in Ann Arbor for 0., spoke on "Clovers, Manures and institute that the mortgage tax lawUniversity, now of Detroit, and presi- At last, after many months of weary auspices. some time, was the one given by 1 r. Fertilizers." He explained the best should not be repealed, and we hereby dent of the state association, answers it waiting, Ypsilanti is to have a mineral Sunderland last Monday evening at way to handle and distribute manures, ask our legislators to vote against its in the Saturday Free Press in a letter bath house once more. Messrs Chas. PROBATE COURT PRACTICE. Unity Club, on "The Great Cities of and for what kind of land each partic- repeal." Introduced by Mr. Brown, "Re- setting forth the work that is being done Ilemphill and Lepper & Wilcox of the India." ular fertilizer was fitted. He said that solved. That as a just measure for the to compel its removal, and denying that Hawkins House, have been investigat- Judge Newkirk Makes Some Good Rules Probably most of us in thinking of IO one should sell hay in any other way equalization of the burden of taxation, the letter is what it is affirmed to be,ing the matter, and together with the for His Court. India as a country do not think of her than as be >f, pork. etc. He also showed we the farmers of Washtenaw county, the concluding chapter. As president managers of the Moorman estate will Judge J^ewkirk of the Probate court as so far up in the scale of nations as that bean ground should be plowed in institute assembled, hereby favor of the association he has been sending undertake to have the bath-house ready has issued an edict that during his Dr. Sunderland placet! her. Historically mder, after each crop, to preserve its i eation of a law for the taxation out a number of circular letters, and for patronage by May 1. The north term of office there must be no smok- and intellectually at the head of all fertility. of the income, and extend commenda- the answers to the questions therein front of the Occidental building will be ing in his court room during hearing Asiatic countries", she has turned out M, S. Raymond of Sharon, followed tion and sympathy to the st^te legisla- contained will probably form the basis fitted up as two parlors, one for ladies of cases. This has been allowed in more religions, philosophies and litera- iving his approval to the ideas ex- ture for "having entertained such a of such action as the state association and one for men, back of which will be ture, than all the others combined. In o may take at its next meeting, and that two cooling rooms furnished in the most times past, but he says he must draw jressed, and gave at greater length the measure. meeting will probably decide the ques approved style. Still farther back will the line, and hopes those who have schools she is much further advanced jest methods of planting beans. Mrs. EVENING SESSION. than is generally thought. The great tion finally. We trust the association be the bath-house proper, separated business there will respect his wishes in S. W. Crafts of Sharon, gave a very in- Prof. DeWitt read a paper on the will allow the faculty as it is now con- from the parlors and cooling rooms by the matter. University of Bombay is modeled after vesting address on the "Possibilities school system of the state. He paid Oxford University, and her degrees rep- of the Farm," giving at some length stituted to do the best they can to put a wide air passage. The two sets of He has also mide a change in the resent the same amount of work. Hard- the highest honor to Father Pierce, our the department into the position it parlors and cooling rooms will be sepa- practice of filing final accounts. Here- ,he position which might be reached by first Supt. of Public Instruction, who should occupy. The Midwinter Bulletin rated by wide halls, in which the clerk's tofore it has not generally been filed ly less important are. the twelve colleges he farmer. G. A. Peters of Scio. said introduced our present school system of Calcutta, all affiliated to one great hat he and his wife had farmed for of that department just issued, gives desk will be placed. The reopening of until the day of hearing, necessitating university. in this state. He spoke of the estab- some interesting statistics of its stand- this bath-house will be of great value to in many cases an adjournment, with he lust forty yeirs, and that some- lishment of our University. Normal ing at this time. It presents good rea- Ypsilanti, and it is certain that it will attendant costs and trouble, to allow Bombay, the principal city of the hing was wrong, for they had not yet school and Agricultural college, and sons, it seems to us, why the department not lack for patronage, as Ypsilanti opposing parties time to examine the empire, has a magnificent harbor, and acquired a competency. He claimed denned the duties of the different should remain undisturbed until it at mineral water is noted all over the same and file objections. He now re- is the trade center of the nation. Cal- hat too much legislation and extrava- school officers, and of thf character of least has a fair opportunity to demon- country for its wonderful curative pow- quires the account to be filed when cutta and Madras are more modern gance was the cause of many farm the different certificate issued by thestrate its ability to take care of itself. ers in cases of rheumatism and skin notice is given that it is ready to be than Bombay, and rank among the tine ^ilures, and closed with the declara- state. The number of students is increasing, diseases. rendered, so that during the period of cities of the world. ion that "the practical part of life is Mrs. Campbell gave a talk in the the clinic work is improving in quantity advertising, opportunity is given for Education, and contact with civiliza- vhat you can get out of it." Grange. She explained the great work and quality, the faculty is united and A PLEASANT SURPRISE. examining the same by any one inter- tion such as come with British occu- The' session closed with a discussion which is being done by the society and earnest in its efforts for "the department, ested, so that there need be "no delay or pancy, has brought about a strong spirit n the best method of feeding stock then passed on to the environment on and the prospects for the school never Friends Congratulate M>. and Mrs. Alvin adjournment at the day of hearing. of national feeling; and it is a serious and how to get the best prices for pro-our lives. She showed that hard work were better. The opinions of a number Mead on their Golden Wedding:. He has also instituted a system of question whether England cm much ducts; also, whether the rust on straw- was honorable and that a man is valued of the leading physicians are given, and On the 6th of October, 1800, Alvin scrap books in which the legal notices longer keep India from taking her place jerries would effect the coming crop. not by what he gets out of a com-it seems to be the opinion of most Mead was 74 years of age, and on the of each county paper are pasted for among the independent nations of the Che effect was shown to be bad, and munity but by what the community of them that the best thing to do 29th of April'Mrs. Mead was 72 years reference—one book for each paper— world. all tainted beds should be plowed under gets from him. is to give the department a period of of age. Last Wednesday, Jan. 20, was thus enabling one to find what they T. w- C. A. ENTERTAINMENT. o insure safety. Before adjourning a Mrs. Mary A. Mayo of Battle Creek rest from disturbance, and of active the fiftieth anniversary of their wed- wish instantly, instead of being- obliged esolution was adopted recommending delivered an address on "Home Life on work. The announcement contained in ding, and the event was celebrated by a to paw over a year's newspapers to find A Financial Success—Notes of the Even- hat a law should be passed compelling the Farm." She complained that the the Bulletin gives several very good large surprise party, which invaded the advertisement wanted. ing. mtterine and oleomargarine to be col- home life was not made as pleasant as reasons why the department is all right their home, situated between Ypsilanti These changes we think will be ap- )red pink. Amended to green. Car- could be. and that the parents should where it is: "A library of 100,000 vol- and Ann Arbor. Mr. Mead was pre- More money taken in at the door ried. umes for free use of students; the finest sented with a pair of gold-bowed spec- preciated by those doing business at than at any previous entertainment. enforce strict obedience, though kindly, the Probate court. EVENING SESSION. aud that the children's reading matter chemicil.histological, pahological, and tacles and Mrs. Mead with a handsome Go to the business meeting Feb. 1st (if should be of the best. She emphasized bacteriological laboratories in connec- gold pin, the presentation speech being HARRIS MEMORIAL TRl ST. you ate a Y. W. C. A. member) and Mr. Jno.L. Shawver opened the meet- the influence which the life of the tion with any homeopathic institution; made by Mrs. Emma Randall of Ypsi- find out just how much that was. ng with a treatise on " Farm Build- parent has on the child, and advised a special pharmacological laboratory lanti. About fifty guests were present, Meeting of Trustees at Harris Hall—$GO,- When the girls began to practice the ngs," giving the dimensions for model every one to live s'o as to be a model exclusively homeopathic in nature; a and an enjoyable time was had by all. OOO Invested—Finances in tableaux they could hold their position arm buildings. He exhibited a minia- for their children. large hospital under exclusive control Good Shape. only while counting ten. Friday even- ure barn, which was built of planks Dr. Howard Edwards, Agr'l College, of the faculty; cost of living fifty per Arbeiter Verein. ing the count was thirty and not one olted together. There were to be no cent less than in any college town." The regular annual meeting of the moved. leavy timbers and no morticing, and gave a short lecture on "Markets." He The Arbeiter Yerein held its annual corporation of the Harris Memorial The little girl who chewed gum dur- he building would be considerably explained how to find the best markets The Regents at "their meeting this election Monday night with the follow- Trust was held at Harris Hall on Mon- and secure the highest prices for pro- week considered the matter very fully, ing result: President, Titus F. Hutzel; day. The corporation consists of the ing the pantomine had that much left heaper and more durable than the ducts. He also showed how to arrange 1st vice-president, George Lutz, jr.; 2d Rt. Rev. Thomas F. Davies, Bishop of from her "Ruggles" costume. It was iverage barn. and decided that the department should vice-president, A. C. Schumacher; re- an originality not intended by the An elaborate essay on "Peach Cul- the prodncts in attractive packages remain where it is. The question of the Michigan; the Rev. Henry Tatlock of and bundles, and then command better additional expense is thoroughly can- cording secretary. John .Meyer; trea- Ann Arbor; Messrs. Sidney D. Miller, manager. ure " was then given by Prof. A. D. De prices. surer, Christ Martin; cashier. Wm. Henry P. Baldwin. Sidney T. Miller, There was some doubt in the minds Vittof Dexter. He detailed the method vassed in the report of the committee, Feldheuser; trustees. 1". Staeb, .T. Lorke, of the audience as to whether one f preparing the soil, and explained Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock the provisions of the one-sixth mill bill Elliott T. Slocum, and Hervey 0. Parke a meeting for women only was entering very largely into the matter. Christ Weigand George Keichert, M. of Detroit; and Mr. W. II. AVithington number was a statue pose or a shadow mder what conditions, and at what held at the Congregational church. Gauss, E. Oesterlin, J. K. Trojanowski; of Jackson. All but the last two were dance—(by a big hat). ime to plant the trees, in order to se- But even more serious than the finan- steward, John Webber; standard bearer, The Association are glad to publicly ure the best results. lie also spoke at Papers were read by several prominent cial question, is the result upon the present. Among other matters which ladies of the county, which were very future welfare of the University. Upon August Hintz The treasurer's report came before the meeting was the re- express their thanks to the young men ome length on the diseases of peach interesting. shows that during the -past year S500 port of the treasurer, showing that the who took charge of the lights, curtains, rees, and recommended as the only this point the committee says: has been paid out for sick claims; $576 institution is in possession of about tickets, etc. They are proud of these ure for the yellows, that the trees "Your committee has thus far con- for death assessments and state' organi- accommodating friends, and make hould be cut down. Close of a Useful Life. sidered mainly the mete question of $60.00) of invested funds, in addition Died, on Saturday. Jan. 16, Mrs. Sarah zation; and that with membership of to the Harris Hall property, and that them useful WEDNESDAY MORNING SESSION. dollars and cents. Behind all these and 162 there remains in the treasury $3,055. the finances are in a prosperous condi- The excellent order in the gallery at A. Parsons, aged nearly ninety years. above all these is the more important the Y. W. C. A. entertainments has The convention was opened by an in- Mrs. Parsons came to Michigan"in 1831 question of i:s effect upon the Univer- tion. The trustees were entertained at 'ocation by the Rev. Dr. Holmes. A and was married to Philo Parsons in sity. Long ago the people of this state Death of Robert Phillips. lunch in Harris Hall by some of the been commented upon. "We appreciate uestion arose as to the advisability of ladies of St. Andrew's parish. it exceedingly and it is only fair to gi\ e 1833. Mr. and Mrs. Parsons located on abandoned the idea of a University Ann A rbor people tvere saddened yes- part of the credit to the young man utting lightning-rods on farm build- a farm in the town of Pittsfield where with separate branches in its different terday morning, by the news that who has charge of that part of the ngs. Only one man approved of it, they lived until 1869, when they re- ities, and adopted the policy of center- Robert Phillips had died at the home Masons Will Entertain. house. md he had probably never been bitten moved to the farm where she died. ing a 1 its departments in its present of his sister in Louisville. Ky., of The local lodges have decided to give Prof. Coler at the Sunday meetings y the sharks. L. H. Ives of Mason, Mrs. Parsons united with the Presby- location. There, where each depart- typhoid-pneumonia. Mr. Phillips left a Masonic party in Masonic Hall, Fri- for the next two Sundays. Time, !.::30. /ho had been billed to speak on '-The terian church iti Ypsilanti soon after ment has added to the development and the cashiership of the State Savings day evening February 12th. Joint Sternal Fitness cof Things," did not ap- her marriage, being one of the earliest growth of all the rest, it has grown lo bank a few weeks ago, and it was committees have been appointed to >ear, so they pa sed on to the "Farm members. She leaves two children, its present position of eminence among known to his friends that he was not make arrangements and the sub-com- The Unlucky "13." Jairy." by (T. E. Van Norman of the Mrs. IT. 15. Lee Of Ypsilanti city and the universities of the world. If it is in good health, but- it was hoped a short mittees in charge of details are as Thirteen may be an unlucky number \gricultural College. Mr. Van Norman lioswell Parsons of Ypsilanti town. proper to satisfy a few of the members rest would restore him. lie was very follows:—X. J. Kyer is general chair- under some circumstances, but it lias s a practical butter-maker, and gave a Funeral services were held on Tuesday. of one of the great professions to re-popular among the young people of the man and II. F. Miller secretary of the no terrors for the Lady Maccabees. very interesting lecture on the way to Jan. 19. move one of its departments to Detroit, city, andthoroughly trusted and respect- committee on arrangements The other During last month they added 1313 new feed the cows, handle the milk, and it is on the request of oiher of the citi- e 1 among the businessmen. Ann Arbor committees in charge are as follows: members to their rolls. If you want to prepare it for the churn. He illustrated A Manchester Brute. zens of the state proper to remove other Commandery Knights Templar tele- Hec'ption—N". J. Kyer, If. B. Dodslev, you may divide the year into thirteen his remarks, with a practical test, by A farmer drove to Manchester Satur- departments to other cities and once graphed the condolences of the brethren F. G. Novy, W. W. Wadhams, H. G months on the Scientific American plan, churning a small amount of butter on day afternoon, arriving there about commenced there is no visible oppor- here, and ordered a handsome floral Prett\man, II. F. Miller. Elmer E. and give them 1313 new members each the stage. The discussions on this sub- four or five. His daughters, aged tunity for pausing in the process of dis- design sent to the funeral in their name. Heal: Invitation and Printing — W. C. month, and the combination of 13's ject were very animated, as almost about i and P> accompanied him, andintegration. It would lie the beginning Hollands, Charles Kyer. C. J. Price, will not scare them at all. You secevery one had an idea in regard to but- waited in the buggy patiently until of the end. In the opinion of your Epworth League Course. ('. \V. Greenman and Norman Gates; there are circumstances under which ter-making, which he wanted toexpress. long in the evening, when some of the committee, to grant the prayer of the The next number in the "Four Even- Music and Program—S. \V. Millard, women are not superstitious. The session closed with the election storekeepers took the little ones in petitioners would be not only a most ings Abroad" course will be Mr. C. W. George Apfel, A. A. Pearson; Floor- of the following otlicers for the ensuing charge and sent officers in search of the flagrant breach of the duty laid upon 's Lecture on "The Ups and Ross Granger, August Dieterle, Wm. Farmers Counsel. year: Father, who was enjoying himself in us' by the legislature of thi-s state, not Downs of a Bicycle Trip " Mr. Noble Walz. A. C. Nichols, George B. Rhead, The adjourned annual meeting of the OFFICERS. one of the saloons. It is not necessary only impossible with any funds within spent the summer in Europe. lie had W. W. Watts, John Lindenschmitt; Farmers Vigilance association of the President, E. A. Xordman: secretary to add that he was induced to go home the control of this board, and not only a variety of such expfriences as might Refreshments—W. T. Seabolt, L. ('. townships of Superior, Ann Arbor and and treasurer, II. Stumpenhusen; ex- immediately, and in no exceedingly unadvisable for the real interest of the be expected to fall to the lot of a Goodrich II. <;. Prettyman, E. V. Salem, will meet at Dixboro, on Fri-ecutive committee,.John A. McDougall, pleasant manner either. Parents who school itself, but dangerous as the first Yankee in a strange land, and he has a Hangsterfer, X. Glasor; Decoration— day. Jan. 29th, at one o'clock p. m. H. D. Platt, J. K. Campbell, and A. R. so shamefully neglect their children, step in a policy which, once entered very happy way of telling about them. August Dieterle, Oscar Burkhart; W. Everybody invited to attend. There will Graves: vice-presidents: Ann Arbor, I. not to speak of the. horses hitched so upon, could not easily be abandoned Don't fail to hear him. At M. E. II. Butler, Elmer E. Beal and H. F. some important questions come up for N. S. Foster; Augusta, J. K. Campbell; long on the streets, ought to be made and which would ultimately lead to thechurch Friday evening, Jan. 22. Ad- Miller. discussion which will interest vou. Bridgewater, G. S. Rawson; Dexter, J. examples of in some manner. destruction of this University." mission 10 cents. THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT. JANUARY 22, 1897. MKINLEYS GURAL TR1P NOTICE OF PINGREE MEASURES. Treaties Within Treaties. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. DIED FAEFKOM HOME ' ' '^ - I NEWS OF THE STATE. Geneial Amendment oi Michigan Railway Enumerating the various open treaties Arrangements for Trains Laws Is Proposed. and secret and yet more secret under- L. McGTJIKE, LAAVYKI: AND NOTAKY PUB- C • Lie. Front Offices over Farmers & Me- MINISTER WILLIS PASSES AWAY AT Cleveland, O., Jan. 18.-ColoneI James MICHIGAN ITEMS THAT WILL INTER- Lansing, Mich., Jan. 15.—Bills were standings among European nations, The chanics Bank, Ann Arbor, Michigan. HONOLULU. A. Garretson, chairman of transporta- EST OUR READERS. introduced in the Michigan house pro- Review of Reviews says: viding for a normal school in the upper j) McKERNAN, Attorney-at-Law. lion and escort in connection with the peninsula; a joint resolution for a con- It is curious to notice how many agreements, All Flags in Honolulu Huns at HalMlBSt coming inauguration of President-Elect gome of the Important Happenings of the secret and otherwise, either exist or have ex- Collections promptly attended to. Money to stitutional amendment limiting the time isted quite recently in Europe. To begin with, .oan Houses and Lots for Sale. Office iu an* the Citizens 3Iourn for (he United McKinley, states that his committee State Picked Up Here and There and Re- for introduction of bills to twenty days; there is the triple alliance between Germany, Court House States Minister—The Remains To Behad completed a programme for the ported by Telegraph — Summary of to amend the election law; to prohibit Austria and Italy. There is the Franco-Russian jdroujrht. to This Country for Interment. running of special trains carrying the Events of the Fast Few pays, holding party caucuses and conven- alliance. There is on Italian-Russian treaty, EAN' M. TYLER. M. D., Physician and president-elect and escorts. The train tions. A bill was passed authorizing concluded by M. de Gicra when ho was atD Surgeon Office and residence over San Francisco, Jan. 16.—The steam- Bay City, Mich., Jan. 19.—The decis- Monza, by which Italy promises Russia that in pestoffice. first lloor. will be run over the Pennsylvania road. the village of Houghton to convey any action taken under the provisions of the ier Monowai, which arrived at midnight, The train will leave Canton on March ion of Bishop Richter, indorsed by Arch- mineral lands. Bills were noticed by triple allianco Italy will confine herself to brought advices from Honolulu to the 1 at 3 p. m., arriving in Washington the bishop Martinelli, in the case of the St. Atkinson, Governor Pingree's right strictly defensive action. Then there was un- ARY- C. WHITING, Counselor-at Law. M Address poatoffiee box 1796, Ann Arbor, •effect that United States Minister Al- following morning at 11 o'clock. The j Stanislaus Polish congregation of this bower, looking to a general amendment til 1890 a secret agreement between Russia and Michigan. l j d f Germany by which each agreed to observe re- fcert S. Willis died at 9:30 a. m. on Jan. train will carry the inaugural transpor- city was read before a large crowd of of the railroad laws, in accordance with ciprocal neutrality in ease they were attacked •6. after an Illness covering several tation committee and newspaper rep- Poles belonging to St. Stanislaus par- the recommendations of Pingree's mes- by any other power. Again, there is—or thero "T OHN F. LAWRENCE. Attorney at-Law. ish Sunday afternoon. The requests of sage. is reported to be—a triple agreement between f) Office. Cornf r Fourth and Ann streets, months, resulting from an attack of Ann Arbor, Michigan. gmeumonia he suffered while on his va- The Eighth Ohio regiment, located the dissenting faction are taken up con- In the senate a bill was introduced Austria, Italy and England by which the three appropriating $20,000 for current ex- powers agree to act together in the Ottoman «atiijn to the United States. In April oant aCanton specia,l iwiln advancl leave othf the e presiden-• secutively and disposed of according to empire, an understanding in virtue of which M. MARTIN. Funeral Director and Under the rules of the diocese. The message penses of the Michigan Mining school Austria and Italy prepared to support the ac- O taker. Cloth. Metalic and Common tial train and will act as escort to the goes on to say that special rules for until the regular appropriation is avail- tion of Lord Salisbury when, at the beginning Coffins. Storeroom No. 19 East Washington president-elect from the Pennsylvania j Kuidance of St. Stanislaus parish able. Both houses held brief sessions of his administration, he proposed to coerce Street. ^eHdenee Corner Liberty and Fifth- station to the Ebbltt House. Troop A _ . and devoted most of the day to per-the Turk by a naval demonstration at Con-Telephone 91. cannot be maae but that the rules &ov stantinople. There is besides these the Anglo- of Cleveland, which will act as the per- j em a]Jth g churches ln tha diocese fecting the committee organizations. The governor has paid his respects to Turkish convention by virtue of which, as W. NICHOLS, Dentist. Rooms over sonal escort of the president-elect in the j mugt prevail here_ It is a practical long as England continues in occupation of W• Ann Arbor Savings Bank, opposite inauguration parade, will leave Cleve- | knockout for the dissenting faction. Lieutenant Governor Dunstan, Cyprus, she is bound to defend the sultan Court House square. VITALIZED AIR ad- land over the Cleveland and Pittsburg The only suspicion of acceding charging him with arranging the against any Russian attack upon his eastern ministered. It is agreeable and easy to take railway on a special. and no prostrating effects follow, while teeth to their demands is where the bishop senate committees in the interests of frontier. There is also an old treaty between are extracted without pain. SHERMAN ACCEPTS. says the finance books and accounts of the enemies of the people. There has England, Austria and France, entered into on the church must be examined each year not been much comfort for the gover- tho eve of the Crimean war, guaranteeing tho independence and integrity of the Ottoman ANTED—FAITHFUL MEN OR WOMEN Ve Will Be Secretary of State Under Pres- by two experts not taken from the nor in this legislature so far. His men empire, but this would have been regarded as W to travel for responsible established house ident McKinley. church committee, but he leaves the have invariably been given the "marble, practically superseded had it not been refer- ii Michigan. Salary S780 and expenses. Posi- heart." red to by Lord Rosobery as being still in exist- tion permanent Reference. Enclose self-ad- Canton, O.. Jan. 16.—Senator Sherman ; selection of the experts to the priest dressed sc rnped envelope. The National, Star arrived at 10:30 over the Pennslyvania ; and himself, and the priest is not ex- ence. Add to this an alleged private treaty be- Insurance Bldg., Chicago. pected to go into the camp of the enemy CALUMET AND HECLA MINE FIRE. tween Russia and Denmark that in case of road, and was driven directly to the war between Russia and Germany Denmark McKinley home Friday morning. Cap- after the experts. There is great re- Flames Among: the Timbers in the Calu- will act as tho ally of Russia in consideration tain Maistand, of the McKinley house- joicing among the Bogacki Fide of the met and Hecla. of the restitution of north Sleswick. If, church. The bishop's decision was re- therefore, the peace of Europe is not sufficient- JOHM BAUMCARTNER hold, met him at the station. ceived with yells of approval. Houghton, Mich., Jan. 19.—Between 6 ly guaranteed, it will not be for want of Senator Sherman went east at 2:05. and 7 o'clock in the evening smoke, is- leagues and alliances. At the station he said to the Associated TOO MUCH OF AN ALGER MAN. suing from the twenty-fourth level of Successor to Anton Eisele. Press:. "I have accepted the state port- the South Hecla branch of the Calumet folio." Which Is Why Pingree Will Not Appoint and Hecla mine, warned the miners that there was fire among the timbers When tho real history of the last Banks Close Their Boors. ' Tompkins to Office. quarter of the ninteenth century in the —DEALER IIv - Lansing, Mich., Jan. 15.—It is au- in the slope. Only the trammers who Louisville, Ky., Jan. 19.—The Ger- western hemisphere comes to be written, man National bank, at First and Mar- .thoritatively announced here that the load the cars were underground and MTXTSTEr. WILU& ket streets, did not open its doors for governor has reconsidered his decision they lost no time in getting to the sur-one of its greatest men will be President fo.ee by the man car and ladders. No American and Imported Granite last the minister and family left Ha- business Monday morning, and the an- to appoint Oscar C. Tompkins, of L,:m- Porfirio Diaz of Mexico. He found his waii for a visit to their old home at sing, deputy railroad commissioner. Al- one is missing, and none were injured nouncement was made that the insti- in getting out. The officials of the com- country, when he came to the presiden- Louisville. While in San Francisco on tution was in the hands of Bank Exam- though he admires Tompkins personally it is said he thinks him too firm an pany say that the fire can do no great cy, a turbulent, half governed, insurrec- the return trip the minister contracted iner James Escott. The capital stock damage. It cannot communicate to the a severe cold, which settled upon his is $251,500, with a surplus of $31,000. J. Alger man. The fight on the university tionary nation, in the condition in which was commenced with the introduction shafts, as there is over seventy-five so many of the South and Central lungs. This was the immediate cause M. McKnight is president. feet to No. 9 shaft on the north and of a bill to reduce the appropriation for American republics are today. Ho has MARBLK of all KINDS, of his death. Soon after the death of Newport, Ky., Jan. 19.—The First Na- that institution from one-sixth to a about 300 feet to No. 10 shaft on the .the minister all the consular, govern- tional bank of this city closed its doors one-tenth mill tax on the as-es-=able south. The fire can be confined to where silenced opposition and has cultivated ment and shipping flags were lowered Monday »iorning. Heavy investments it started. The shafts will be sealed for by all means in his power the civilizing Building- Stone, Stone Walks, etc. in real estate in this city are said to be property of the state. The bill will at haifmast. Expressions of regret were be pushed hard, but it is not believed a day or two. No hoisting will be done arts of peace. When he goes out of office the cause. until the fire is extinguished. No cur- tjenaral, and the wife and son have tha.t it will pass. at the expiration of his fifth term, the Satisfaction guaranteed; Handle from the sympathy of the whole community. St. Paul. Jan. 19.—The Minnesota tailment of the product of the mine Savings bank, this city, closed its doors The governor sent to the senate the one on which he is now entering, he Imposing Funeral Procession. will be caused, as the shafts at the Cal- the smallest to the largest work Monday morning and filed a deed of as- names of Sybrant Wesselius, of Grand umet end and the old Hecla part of will leave his country with revenues ad- At the request of Mrs. Willis the fu- signment, naming William Bickel as Rapids, for railroad commissioner; E3- the mine can give sufficient rock to equate to her expenditures, with manu- in all its Branches. neral services took place at the Cen-as assignee. win M. Irish, of Kalamazoo, for ad- keep the stamp mills going at full ca- tral Union church at 3 p. m. on Jan. 7, jutant general, and William L. White, factures prospering and increasing in Situation at Bombay. pacity. The fire being under control, it Rev. N. P. Biernis. pastor of the of Grand Rapids, for quartermaster should not affect the mine shares in theall parta, several railways crossing the Shop—Cor. of Detroit and Catherine «hurclt, and Rev. J. N. Monroe, pastoi Bombay, Jan. 19.—The situation is general. All the nominations were stock market. The cause of the fire is whole of Mexico, agriculture flourishing growing rapidly worse and the exodus sts. - - - Ann Arbor, Mich. of the Christian church, of which the unanimously confirmed. Much of the not known, as the miners had quit work and the quaint and interesting city of deceased was a member, conducting the from this city on account of the bubonic time of the last legislature was devoted at noon. services. The details of the funeral plague continues. The official returns, to the consideration of the general in- Mexico itself brought fully up to date Estate of Caroline P. Fitzmeyer. •were left to United States Consul Gen- issued show that there have been 3,- corporation bill for cities of the fourth Through Forty Miles of Ice. in modern improvements. Diaz will be •eral and Charge d'Affaires Ellis Mills, 638 eases of the plague recorded and class, under which about fifty cities are Menominee, Mich., Jan. 15.—Ann Ar- recognized iu history as the greatest TATE OF MICHIGAN, county of Washtenaw, 2,592 deaths from the pestilence. The S_ ss. At a session of the probate court for the at whose request the government took now incorporated. A -bill repealing this bor ferry No. 1 entered this port "hustler" of his time on this continent. county of Waehtenaw, holden at the Probate the funeral in hand. The funeral pro- Times of India complains that the sani- important law has been introduced. Wednesday, having cut her way through Office in tbe city of Ann Arbor, on fourth cession was the most imposing since tary condition of Bombay "have been forty miles of ice, having an average And his efforts have been directed to- day of January, in the year one thousand Mason's Aprons Were Barred. eight hundred and ninety-seven. lha± of King Kalakaua. allowed to deteriorate for ten years thickness of from eight to ten inches. ward aggrandizing his country rather Present, H. Wirt Newkirk. Judge of Probate. past. It adds that the whole future Detroit, Jan. 19.—A commotion has Several heavy windrows of ice were than himself. In the matter of the estate of Caroline P. The Temains were deposited tempo- trade of the city is involved and that been created among the Masonic fra- encountered between Chambers island Fitzmeyer, insane rarily in a valut at Nuuanu cemetery ternity by the action of Fire Chief El- Comstock F Hill, the Guardian of said ward, no expense upon the part of the govern- and Whaleback reef. The trip through c.mes irjto court, and represents that he is now until the 13th inst., when the casket ment to stamp out the plague can be liott in ordering six Masonic firemen The Style A'ery Fetching. •was placed on board the steamship Aus- the ice was made in five hours. Consid- prepared to render his annual account as such too costly. who were acting as pall-bearsrs at erable delay was occasioned in entering "How do yon like this style of cuff?" Guardian. tralia for transportation to the United Fireamn Patrick Black's funeral to Deaths Door from Lake Michigan as Thereupon it is ordered that Monday, the first States- It was not known when the New York Senatorship. take off their Masonic aprons. The Ma- asked the detective, snapping a pair of day of February next, at ten o'clock in the fore- Morrciwai left whether an escort would Albany, N. Y., Jan. 20.—The two the Pilot island light had been extin- slender steel bracelets on the wrists of noon be assigned for examining and allowing such houses of the state legislature voted sonic fraternity is up in arms, and the uished for the winter and it was nec- account, and that the next of kin of said ward toe sent with the remains, but it was the matter will come un before the fire essary to lay outside and await day- the confidence man. r.nd all other persons interested in said estate, opinion of a number of citizens that a Tuesday separately for United States commission, the majority of which "I am a good deal taken with it," are required toappear at a session of said Court, senator/ In the senate the vote was: break. then to be holden at the probate office, in the city Tepresentative of the foreign office long to the Masonic craft. Elliott ex- responded the other, surprised, but re- of Ann Arbor, in said county, and show cause, should be detailed as an escort to ac- Thomas C. Platt, 35; Hill, 11; George, cuses his action by saying that fire- John Donovan, of Bay City. taining to a certain extent his self pos- if any there be why the said account should not company the remains to Louisville and 2. Senator Guy made a brief speech men are never allowed to wear any uni- Lansing, Mich., Jan. 20.—Representa- be allowed: And it is further ordered, that said eulogizing the services of Henry George session,—Chicago Tribune., guardian give notice to the persons interested turn ITiem over to the officials there. form except that of the department. tive John Donovan, of Bay City, who in said estate.of the pendency of said accoun t,and in behalf of the Democratic ticket nom- sprang into prominence two years ago the hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this Death Penalty for Train Robbery. inated at Chicago. In the assembly That Romantic Name. Washington, Jan. 20.—Some interest- Big Tin Mill Damaged by Fire. by reason of the fact that he was the order to be published in The Ann Arbor Dem- the vote was: Platt, 112; Hill, 31; Newcastle, Pa., Jan. 20.—The New- only Democratic member of the state "How did you happen to call this ocrat, a Dewspaper printed and circulating in ing facts concerning train wrecking George, 2. said couiity. three successive weeks previous to were presented to the judiciary commit- castle Tin mill, the largest in the world, legislature, has distinguished himself by place Auburndale, colonel?" said day of hearing. met with a terrible loss Monday even- introducing in the house a bill to pro- "Fellow that founded it was named H. WIRT NEWKIKK, tee cf the house Tuesday by Represen- Duestrow Verdict Affirmed. (A true copy.) Judge of Probare. tative Hubbard of Missouri, who has Jefferson City, Mo., Jan. 20.—The su- ing by fire. The rolling department of vide for the ringing of the curfew bell Dale." P. J. LEHMAN. Probate Register. 24-27 introduced a bill to provide the death preme court has handed down a deci- the big mill was almost entirely de- in all cities and incorporated villages "But I don't quite understand. " pealty for the crime. Mr. Hubbard sion affirming the decree of the lower stroyed. The fire started from the of the state, and to require all children "Simple enough. Dale was redhead- •showed that the number of train hold- court in the case of Arthur Duestrow, friction of the big rope from the fly- between the ages of 8 and 18 to remain ed."—Detroit Free Press. Estate ot Daisy Jbelen Pratt. up in six years had been 183, in which known as the St. Louis millionaire mur- wheel, and in a very short time the off the streets after 8 o'clock at night. QTATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtenaw O ss. At a session of the Probate Court for seventy-three persons were killed and derer, who killed his wife and child. flames gained such headway that no Michigan Legislative "Junket." Mortgage Sale. fifty-eight wounded by shots. The rec- Judge Hirzel of the Franklin county less than five set of mills were de- the County of Washtenaw\ holdan at the Pro- ord for 1896 was twenty-eight hold ups, stroyed and the bis building badly dam- Lansing, Mich., Jan. 18.—The senate EFAULT having been mide m the condi- bate Office hi the City of Ann Arbor, on Wednes- court, in which Duestrow was convict- and house locked horns Saturday over D tions of a mortgage executed by Frances C. day, the 13th dav of January in the year one in which thirty-two passengers and ed, will resentence the prisoner. aged. The fire will throw over 500 men Suinner to Elizabeth F. Baldwin bearing date thousand eight hundred and ninety-seven. trainmen were killed and many injured, out of employment. The loss is esti- the proposed junket to the state insti- 'let. 4th. A. D. 18S8, and recorded in the office Present. H. Wirt Newkirk, Judge of Probate. tutions and the fight promises to beof the Register of Deeds for Washtenaw county, In the matter of the estate of Daisy Helen four robbers killed, and two injured. To Lexow St. L
Tin-: GRASS LAKE NEWS insists that count system, the state treasury being if .Jackson must have a new Court practically unlimited, and, if necessary, THE DEMOCRAT the manufactured goods can be sold at House, the city in the county that is less than the cost of production, thus OUR ANN ARBOR. MICH. willing to pay the most for it, should not only reducing the demand for the have it. The benefit accruing from be- Contract System To Be Fought products for free labor, but also the ing the county seat, the Xews insists, by Labor Men. price of it. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY Governor Pingree's Recommendations. CLEAEING SALE should go to the city willing to pay for The above will constitute the sub- THE INLAND PRESS, it without saddling the cost on theWILL MEET WITH OPPOSITION. stance of the arguments to be made by whole county. There is something in those who believe that the contract sys- ^ DRY GOODS PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS. that argument, but the result will be The Keynote Has Keen Sounded by Ex- tem is altogether the best and most is now on. Note our Prices: sooner or later that Jackson will get Governor Rich and Prison Managers profitable for all concerned and the 15c Dress Goods, colored, reduced to ...... 11 cts a yard RALPH C. MOALLASTER, CITY EDITOR. the building and the county will foot Will Oppose Any Effort to Abolish Con- contest promises to be most spirited. 25c " " " reduced to ...... 19 cts a yard vict Labor by Contract — What O. M. This important question has been 39c " " " reduced to .. .. 29 cts a yard the bill. liarnes of Lansing Has to Say Upon the brought into still greater prominence 50c " " " reduced to .. .. 39 cts a y«rd MANCHESTER MENTION. Subject—I'ingree's Recommendations. just at this time by the recommenda- 5 pieces Taffeta, yard wide, all colors, ...... 11 cts a yard l.OO Per Year In Advance. Lansing, Mich., Jan. 19.—One of the tion of Governor Pingree in his inau- 5 pieces Silesia, extra value, sale price .. .. 11 cts a yard Society Installations-W. ~H- Chandler's first lobbies to make its appearance in gural message that the employment of 10 gross Dress Stays, sale price, per set, .. .. 8 cents Lecture—How Manchester Ladles the legislative halls is that representing convicts should not be permittedtocom- 100 dozen Spool Silk, all colors, per spool, .. .. 8 cents see the Show. the Michigan Federation of Labor, pete with the great industries. He sug- Miss Martha Kuhl visited Tecumseh which at its annual meeting here last gests the idea of attempting to inaugur- Remnants of Dress Goods at about half-price. Entered at Ann Arbor l'ost<>fflce as Second friends over Sunday. month, decided to confine its efforts be- ate a system of raising beets for the 15 pieces Apron Gingham, the best, reduced to .. .. 6 cts a yard Class Mail Matter. John Martin left for the East Tues- fore the present legislature to a bill pro- manufacture of sugar or other food 10 pieces Outing Flannel, reduced to ...... 4^ cts a yard day to visit a brother. hibiting the employment of convicts in plants which will not come into compe- 20 pieces " " reduced to ...... 8 cts a vard Michigan prisons on contracts. This tition with the farming interests of the 25 pieces Lonsdale Cotton, worth 10 cents, reduced to .. 8 cts a yard OFFICIAL PAPfSIt OF THE CITY. Mrs. Geo. Ileimerdinger has been decision was made on the recommenda- state. In order to make prison farms 20 pieces Blackstone Cotton, worth 10 cents, reduced to .. 7 cts a yard quite sick with bronchitis. tion of H. C. Barter, the new president secure temporary stockades might, in 25 pieces Unbleached Cotton, very fine, reduced from 8c to 6 cts a yard A POINT IN STATE FINANCES. Fred Burkhardt of Elkhart, Ind., has of the federation, who, in his speech his opinion, be built, to be replaced with 20 pieces " " " ", reduced from 7c to 5 cts a yard been visiting here a few days. accepting the office, called attention to brick walls, the brick to be made and Remnants of Tal>Ie Linen at 49c, 59c, 69c, 79, and S9c per remnant. Vithout reflecting upon any previous the walls built by the convicts. administration. Sfeel it my duty here Ernest Twist of Jackson, has been the fact that two years ago the labor All Blankets and Comforters at reduced prices. to call your attention and that of the making his mother a short visit. Onions and interests asked for a number No man in Michigan has given more Ladies', Children's and Gentlemen's Underwear at greatly reduced people "of the state of Michigan to a Born, Sunday Jan. 17th. to Mr. and of things from the legislature, and sothought to this subject than O. M. prices. deficiency which exists, and which, I Mrs. Albert Dressel house, a girl. widely was their shot scattered over Barnes of this city, who is a member of the whole field of reform that they did the board of inspectors of the state pris- Everything- Reduced. We can Save you Money. am informed., has existed for some time, Plumbers have been putting new not succeed in securing recognition for on at Jackson, and chairman of the in the state finances. This has necessi- apparatus in the Freeman House. any of their demands. It was largely joint boards of the several penal and tated the borrowing of considerable Messrs. Hendershot and Schaible go on his advice that the federation de- reformatory institutions of the state. sums of money as high sometimes as to Toledo today to buy their stock. $500,000, without authority of law. in cided to give attention to nothing elsa Mr. Barnes was appointed an inspector WM. GOODYEAR & CO. order to bridge over emergencies when Mrs. Chas. McMahon has been suffer- during the pending session. While the by Governor Winans when the central there were no funds in the state treas- ing from a severe attack of la grippe. delegates were thus solicitous about board of control of all this class of in- No. 18 SOUTH MfUIN STREET. ury. This condition should not be con- \V. F. R eh fuss of Ann Arbor, was in the abolishment of the contract labor stitutions was created by the legisla- town on business the first of the week. system in prisons, they had nothing ture of 1891. When the old system of tinued, but should be met openly and definite to offer as a substitute for the separate boards was returned to in 1893 manfully and provided for in an intelli- The first product of the new chei Be employment of the prisoners, the best he was made a member of the Jack- gent and businesslike manner. It isfactory was put on the market 1 riday they essayed to do in this direction fa- son board by Governor Rich, and has not so necessary to ascertain where the last voring co-operation with the wheelmen two years yet to serve. During all Hit responsibility for this deficiency exists Mrs. Frank Kuhl and children of with a view to employing the convicts IHt as it is to provide for the existing con- these yearsfhe has made a constant and OUR ANNUAL Illl Jackson, have been visiting at Lambert on the highways of the state as far as painstaking investigation of the ques- KM dition without subterfuge. Kuril's. practicable, and looking to the culti- tion of prison labor. For this reason I»H The above remark; may be found in Eugene Kirchgessner went to Adrian vation of larger prison farms. your correspondent sought him out a m the message of Governor 1'ingree to the Thursday to see the comic opera few days since and asked if he had Legislature, the italics are ours. That "Wang." given the governor's message consid- eration. is just where (he trouble lies. If Gov. A bout a dozen young people attend- Furniture JHeu Will Help. Pingree can get the Legislature to do ed the dance at Bridgewater last Fri- The labor organizations will be as- Prison Boards Will Co-Operate. m day night. sisted in their effort by the furniture "Yes," was the reply, "I have read INVENTORY SALE all their work in that spirit, the inter- Adrian parties were in town Friday manufacturers of the state, at least to the message of the governor, and have ests of the people will be safe in the.r last, looking over the Southern Wash- the extent of an endeavor to secure the given that portion of it which relates FOR ONLY hands. tenaw milis. prohibtition of the manufacture of to the prisons special attention. 30 DAYS G. J. Ilaeussler was confined to the furniture in the penal institutions of "In my opinion all the prison boards AT last there seems to be a possibil- house a couple of days last week with the state. One of the fiercest fights will co-operate with the governor in all ity that the Government proposes to ob- a severe cold. before the last legislature was made measures for the improvemnt of the tain its rights in the contest with the Mr. and Mrs. H. P. AVelling of by the furniture men, but their efforts prisons. Such is my own purpose, and OUR WHOLE STOCK Tecumseh. were at Harmon Clark's were unsuccessful. This class of citi- I believe it is the purpose of all the great trans-continental railr 'ads. The zens consider themselves especially ag- members of all the boards. The joint OF funding bill has been defeated, and over Sunday. grieved because an extensive furniture meeting of all the boards required by Speaker Heed has set down in char- Mrs. C. W. Case and daughter visited plant is maintained at the state house law to be held semi-annually is soon to Ann Arbor friends a few days last of correction at Ionia. They declare occur, and I mean to ask the several acteristic fashion upon a proposition to week and this. that it is being run at a material loss boards, in advance, to be ready to lay revive it. The Republican party may J. I). Ennis Torrey took charge of to the state, and that this fact, together before the meeting a report showing to Boots and Shoes desire to avoid issuing the bonds neces the People's Bank during Cashier with the fact that the labor costs the what extent they can carry out the sary to pay off the first mortgage bonds Case's absence. state but a trifle, enables the prison suggestion in regard to farming, with- of this road so as to be enabled to profit Miss Mina Wisner accompanied by a managers to put goods on the market out any new appropriation. All the GOING AT A BIG lady friend from Vpsilanti, are visiting at a ruinously low figure. Those of the prisons have lands for garden and farm- by a foreclosure of the second mort Miss Mina's parents. manufacturers who make chairs want ing purposes, and all do more or less REDUCTION gage; but they will find tha' the peo- C. W. Case went to Ann Arbor Satur- the state to abolish chair making at jfarming already, and it may be that ple will support them in this case. The day afternoon on business in connection the Detroit house of correction, and the this industry can be much increased United states Courts can take hold of with the Sarah Coon estate. labor men will find strong allies in these | without great increase of expense. manufacturers in the fight they propose "The boards will, of course, follow the a railroad, appoint a receiver, manage The high wind Sunday partly de to make. suggestion made by the governor to it for a number of years profitably, and mo'ishfd the old building opposite C. J. There is no doubt that all he pris- proceed with caution. They are anx- turn it back to the original ouners. Robisons, on A nn Arbor St. on managers and state officials who have ious to make any change that will be WAHR & MILLER, Why then cannot the United -tatesl Jas. Kelley went to Brooklyn and in- had anything to do with the manage- an advantage to the state, and, on the government manage the road profitably stalled the officers of the G. A. H. at ment of the prisons will strenuously other hand, they are anxious to avoid that place Saturday evening. oppose any effort to abolish contract mistakes. Several of the states have THE SHOE MEN, for itself? It is an experiment thou- Past Commander Watkins installed labor. Ex-Governor Rich has, as anwasted immense sums in changes of sands of good people are anxious to the new officers of the Maccabees, ex-officio member of the prison boards prison industries that have resulted in M 48 S. Main Street. Ann Arbor, Mich. see tried. Enough fortunes have been Ihnrsday evening of last week. of control, given this subject much at- losses instead of gains. The law al- tention during the past four years, and ready allows the carrying out of them stolen out of these roads already, and Some boys while scuffling in front of suggestions of the governor as to con- it is time the public had a chance. Steinkohl's drug store last Tuesday, in a recent address he sounded the key- I 11 • 1111IIIII H1111 i 11 111i 11 I 111 I I Iff 1 • I f 11TITTII1111 TTT'"i broke out a large window glass. note of the opposition. He declared vict labor, if found to be for the best that while the prisons of the state can good of the state, and I am in favor OUR SPECIALTY * * * l)r E. M. Conklin went to Saginaw not. in the aggregate, be made self-sup- of investigating the question of utilizing Tin-; suggestion of The Times that Monday, to attend the annual meeting porting, the state prison at Jackson I the prison farms and enlarging them, if Regents Harbour anil Cocker be suc-of the Grand Chapter, R. A. M. should be, and charged that the atti- found best, as recommended by the E. P. Allen of Ypsilanti, was here tude of the labor organizations on this governor. We would not thereby es- ceeded by some representative of theSaturday homeward bound from Clin- subject has materially added to thecape the objection made to prison labor, farm and work-shop, is causing consid- ton, where he had been on business. difficulty of the problem. Under the for the competition would then be erable talk. There could be no possible T. B. Bailey went to Saginaw Mon- present law the convicts can be em-thrown upon the farmers. But after all, objection to a man for the position he- day to be present at the annual meet- ployed on piece work, on contract or on no matter what ihe convicts do, if they ing of the Grand Council, K. & S. M. manufacture on state account, and the do anything we will encounter objec- cause he was a farmer or mechanic, but tions from some quarter in every field S12 TO S25 we do not believe a man should be elected Mrs. L M. Baldwin returned home ex-governor declared that this power from Lawrence Tuesday, where she has cannot in reason be curtailed, for even of labor, and in some fields greater dif- on that account. There is a great deal of been visiting her son, Dr. Zell Baldwin. though all of them have been resorted ficulties than in others. Even if we go time needed to do justice to the position, to, it has been impossible to keep all to making streets and roads with con- Joseph >\ramer broke through the of the convicts employed. It is hisvicts we compete seriouly with a large for which no remuneration can be re-ice one day last week, while crossing body of free laborers who now do such ceived, and none but a man of some the river, and saved himself with diffi- judgment, based on the experience of culty. the past four years, and in this opinion work. means and leisure would be apt to give he is sustained by every prison manager Boards Have Power. it. Regent Barbour especially has given Albert Case and wife of Jackson, in the state, that the contract system "We are thus compelled to look at the S12 TO S25 liberally of his time and also of hisarrived in town Friday, and visited at is the most profitable and desirable for matter in all of its bearings. Indeed, their daughter's, Mrs. F. I). Merithew's all concerned, notwithstanding the fact We also have the largest and best line in means, and we should be sorry to see him a few days that it is the one most severely criti- I may say that the boards have at- fail of reelection, and should be glad to tempted hitherto to do so, but that will the city, of Grand Secretary F. T. Ward of Hills- cised by labor organizations and pris- not prevent doing so again, and it may seehim nominaUd by both parties. The dale, was in town Tuesday evening, on reformers. be that with the new views and aids splendid woman's building that now and installed the newlv elected officers Should Pay for Their Maintenance. some changes may be found to be im- of the K. of II. The ex-governor argued that the men provements. The laws already suffi- Popular Priced Clothing adorns the campus was made possible Suits which sell at 85 to $10. Overcoats which by his generosity, and we doubt if the Mr. John Gauss and Miss Xellie were consumers both before and after ciently empower the boards to under- Gray were married Wednesday by Hev. imprisonment. He further maintained take new kinds of labor if found advis- sell at $5 to $10. The success we have attained is women of the state will look with Yokum. They will make their" home that most of them were producers be- able, and I shall advise a review of this easily explained. We give the very best value satisfaction on his retirement. on the Schaible place south of town. fore their imprisonment, and he insist- I entire subject, although I am inclined possible in Mrs. W. C. Kirchgessner and mother, ed that they should be made to pay the to think that the fuller the investiga- * * * Mrs. Healy of Grand Hapids, returned cost of their conviciton and mainte- tion the more clearly will it appear that Fine and Medium Priced Goods SENATOR 11. 13. LOOMIS of Kent home Friday night, accompanied by nance. This, too, should be done in a very few changes can be wisely made. county, thinks that the State of Michi- Miss Caroline Kirchgessner of this manner that will not reduce the price I shall bo glad if we can increase the Trash is rigidly excluded from our stock. Every village. of free labor. He contended that under number of convicts employed in farm garment is right in all respects. gan should provide a decent residence the contract system the labor must be and garden work in the direction sug- Taking*the above facts in consideration can you for its Governor. There are others. The dramatic company that were sold in the open market for what it is gested by the governor. One serious afford to buy without making the comparison. playing at Arbeiter Hall, closed the worth, and the man who purchased it The idna that the Governor of such a week's engagement Saturday night difficulty has confronted us in respect state should have to live at a hotel or must furnish his own capital, sell his to farming convicts. It is this: But with the largest crowd we have seen at own goods, and generally compete with little can be done on the farm in win- 2t> Wadhams, Ryan 3c Reule rent a house, is hardly in keeping with a show here in several years. Welenrn other manufacturers. Attention was ter. Perhaps, however, some other the dignity of such a great state as another troup has booked an engage- called to the fact that convict labor kind of work could be founa for them ROCHESTER, 28and30S.MAIXST., ment for a couple of nights sometime does not bring as much as free labor, Michigan The Governor's house in February. during the winter months. flHN flRBOK, MICH. should become a rallying point for nor is it worth as much, as experience "What the governor says," concluded The funeral of Georgie Miller, the has proven, nor is there anything to Mr. Barnes, "about the classification of Michigan events, and the social life unfortunate boy who broke through show that employers of it are, as a prisoners and prisons, and the transfer- should become a thing of befitting the ice and was drowned recently, was class, more prosperous than other man- ring of convicts is, in my judgment, dignity. This it cannot do while the held Saturday morning at the ivi. E.ufacturers. If they were, it was in-excellent." Governor's home is a migratory thing. church, and was largely attended. The sisted that the price of convict labor When the matter of convict labor was scholars of the several departments would be higher. Another point urged before the legislative committees two By all means give us a > overnor's resi- and the members of Junior Epworth was that, under the contract system, years ago. Mr. Barnes opposed the prop- dence belonging to the state. League, furnished some handsome the state receives pay for each day's osition of the furniture manufacturers tloral designs. work, retains control of the convicts of the state that "the manufacture of * * * A certain lady, it is said, wished to and enforces its own discipline. Tha furniture at Ionia and of chairs at the LEUT. GOV. DUNSTAN has done him- go to the show one night last week and effect on free labor was declared to be Detroit house of correction be prohibited. self no good by making up a list of she had no money to go with but sheno different than if the same number Those who favored the proposition sug- committees unfriendly to Governor had a scheme, and it worked to per-of free men were employed at the same gested that the convicts be employed on fection, she went to the family grocer's work, except that convicts will not ac- the streets, and called attention to theDuring the Month of January we will give special prices on Clocks. You Pingree. If Dunstan had attempted and purchased two pounds of butter on complish nearly as much as free men. fact that none of that class of citizens to strengthen Pingree with the people, ace >unt. then walked across the street As a potent reason why the contract who are engaged in this work had en- can buy a handsome 8 day Seth Thomas Mantel Clock for he could have hitupon no better method and sold the same to a rival merchant system should not be abolished, ex- tered any protest against such employ- $5.00 during this sale. than to adopt a policy of general an- for cash. When the curtain rolled up Governor Rich emphasized the fact that ment of the convicts. In response to the lady was there, and she laughed in under the state account system the this Mr. Barnes made a telling point by tagonism. Rightly or wrongly as ither sleeve at the game she had played state is obliged to furnish active cap- jdeclaring that there had been no such may be, the people of this state look as often as she did at the show. ital for material and tools, money to protest for the reason that the average ARNOLD,, upon Pingree as their champion, and A fair sized audience gathered at carry a stock of manufactured goods street laborer was in ignorance of what flNN flKBOR, MICH. he who opposes him must do so onArbeiter Hall last Friday'evening to and men to sell them. It was stated that was before the legislature, and insisting listen to the brilliant young orator experience has proven that in this state that, for this very reason, it was the specific and well founded grounds, it has sometimes cost more to main- duty of the legislature to protect their Marry This Gtrl quick. applicable to the specific matter in Walter M. (handler, of Texas, deliver rights. He then stated that as soon as I saw in your paper that a 13 year old boy his lecture "Rambles and Reveries in tain convicts employed on state ac- madn $1.25 the first hour he worked selling the question. Xo general opposition to Europe." Mr. Chandler is a law stu-count than to maintain the same num- convicts appeared on the streets to do Perfection Meial Tip Lampwick. I ordered a Pingree will take with the people of dent at Michigan University, and hasber of insane in absolute idleness. The the work the day laborer is now ac- sample and went to work and the first week I fact that under the contract system the customed to do, the state would hear a cleared $10, the second week I cleared $15. I Michigan. been assigned a place on the coming U. protest of the most emphatic nature, expect to run up to $ib a week in the near of M.-Chicago debate. lie has traveled contractor must pay for his material future, as the Perfection Metal Tip Lainpwk-k and labor and sell at a profit or quit and that, too, from a class of its citi- makes such a beautiful white light and does * * * extensively in European countries, and zens which, less than any other, can away with, smoky chimnys and bad odor and WE commend to the careful reading keeps one spellbound by his interesting the business was mentioned, and it was afford to encounter competition. Reply- liAUREL, SALT saves oil, it is easy to sell. If you wish o try it and instructive manner of narrating urged that as he must purchase both send VS two cent stamps to Mtsp A M. Fritz, of the merchants of the city, the article material and labor in the open market ing to the suggestion then made that Station A, St. Louis, Mo., and she will send you his experiences and travels in those convicts be employed in making cloth- sample outfit. This is a good way to make on advertising found in another column historic lands. His ease and grace, his his competition with other manufact- ing, etc., for the use of the inmates of money around home. 24—36 M * TINA W. Of this issue. There is much truth in eloquent oratory, and his pleasing urers is legitimate and in no way de- other state institutions, Mr. Barnes manner readily wins the attention of grades free labor or reduces the market Wholesale and Retail it. ''Keeping everlastingly at it brings the listener; and he is without doubt, showed that this labor would not keep ANTED—FAITHFUL MES OR WOMEH success," is a truism often heard, but it price thereof. Particular emphasis was them employed more than orie-tenth of W to travel for responsible established h/mse the ablest speaker ever before a Man- put on the statement that the "state th« time. in Michigan. Salary £780 and expenses. Posi- is a truth that should be remembered. chester audience. does not have to make money when tion permanent. Reference. Enclose self-ad- dressed stamped envelope. The National, Star working Its convicts on the state ac- JAMES V. BARRY. DEAN & GO. Insurance Bldg., Chicago. JANUARY 22, 1897. THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT.
Chalmer Curtis, who was at one time a partner of C. S. Wortley in the bank- ing business in the Dakotas, was in the city Tuesday. Leo Hewitt, aged 4 years, is the latest X-R ays victim of scarlet fever. All but one of LOCAL LINERS. Next week Friday evening a violin the diphtheria patients are nearly or Of severest trial and test prove Great Reduction Sale The Presbyterian C. E. society gave recital will be given in Conservatory quite recovered. in regard to Hood's Sarsaparilla a candy pull'in the basement of the hall by the eminent young violinist, Mrs. R. H. Doane and Miss Anna church 'luesday evening. Ilerwegh von Ende, under the auspices Doane of Dexter, were in town Tuesday. st, Greatest Merit MOORE & WETMORE ot the Conservatory of Music. This 6 S. MAIN ST. Beginning with tonight, the Twen- recital should call out a good sized au- Miss Anna expects to attend school 1 Secured by a peculiar Combina- STATE ST., COR. WILLIAM tieth Century Club will give a party in dience. Tickets 25 cents. here next semester. tion, Proportion and Process the Ladies' Library hall regularly every Frank Smith jr. of this city has pub- unknown to others — which At the council meeting Monday even- naturally and actuaJly produces We are obliged to realize on our stock AT ONCE, we therefore offer our two weeks. it was decided to run the electric lights lished a piano composition entitled The talk on " How to Study the Bible," "Serenade." which has been pronounced all night, for three months as an ex- a very creditable piece of work. d, Greatest Cures given by Miss Abbie Pearce at the Y. periment, beginning this week, the Shown by thousands of honest, W. C. A., Monday evening, was most board to keep a careful account of the 2 helpful and interesting. Misses Lillian, Kate, Pauline and voluntary testimonials — which ENTIRE STOCK '* extra expense and report upon same. Amelia Mitchell returned Saturday af- naturally and actually produce "The Girl I Left Behind Me" will be D. Hitchingham was the lowest ternoon from Negaunee, and have re- OF produced in the opera house next Mon- bidder to furnish timber for the con- sumed their school work in this city. day night. This has no reference to struction of the flume at the water d, Greatest Sales Prof. P. R. Cleary walks with the According to the statements of Books Stationery Blank Books Ch'as. Bishop's Adrian girl. works, his price being $169. The Board assistance of two stout canes when he 3 The song- recital to be given by Max of Public Works was authorized to con- druggists all over the country. tract with him for the timber, and also walks at all this week. He is suffer- In these three points Hood's Fountain Pens Bibles Prayer Books Heinrich will be given on the evening ing with a severe attack of rheuma- Sarsaparilla is peculiar to itself. of February 15, instead of next Monday were requested to ascertain what it tism. Artists' Materials Fancy Goods evening, as before announced. would cost to put the electric light towers in first class condition. Prof, and Mrs. Austin George will The Pedagogical club met Tuesday entertain the members of the school evening. Dr. Boone read a very instruc- Last week a young man named board and the wives of those who are tive and interesting paper on " The Ernest Kinney, whose home is in Tus- lucky enough to have wives, at tea this Wall Paper Function of Training Schools." cola Co., was on his way to Ypsilanti, evening. Hoods where he proposed attending Cleary Beginning with last Sunday, a forty- Master Harry Shaefer was given a hour devotion was held at St. John's College. He stopped in Detroit for a Sarsaparilla Window Shades few hours, and while there made the surprise party last Friday night, the Is the best—It is the One True Blood Purifier. church, conducted by Father Kennedy, acquaintance of a pleasant appearing occasion being his eleventh birthday assisted by Capuchin monks from De- 1 Lotoer Prices than ecer before offered in Ann Arbor. old man who made himself agreeable anniversary. Fifteen of his friends Hood's Pills—with Hood's Sarsaparilla. troit. after the most approved fashion. His were present. The new carpet will be down in St. talk was so smooth and his tale of woe Mr. James M. Swift, formerly a pupil Charles O. Townsend who has been WE MEAN BUSINESS STOCK MUST BE SOLD Luke's church before next Sunday, and at not being able to pay the charges on of Mr. Marshall Pease, who is continu new cushions for seats and covering studying in Germany (luring the past his baggage, was so pitiful that he ing his study of music, together with year, has recently been given the de- for the kneeling hassocks will soon finally became possessed of Mr. Kin- his law work, at Harvard, recently ap- follow. gree of Ph. I), in Biology, at the Uni- ney's SfiO, giving as security a bogus peared as soloist in Bennett's "May versity of Leipsic. lie will return M00RE & WETM0RE About 88.00 were cleared by the Con- check for 81,000. Mr. Kinney came on Queen," which was given in the new from Germany in the spring and ex- gregational ladies at their nonsense to Cleary College, sincere'y wishing he Steinert Hall in Boston. pects to secure a college position in social, Friday night. The money will had known something more of a busi- Fred George, who has been employed his special line. The Eastern Stars initiated two gen be used toward buying a new carpet for ness education before he struck De- for the last year in the drapery depart- Evangelist F. E. Moorehouse left tlernen into their circle 'I uesday night. the church. troit. ment of the Doggett dry goods'house in Light refreshments were served after Monday for Davisburg to conduct TRY A STICK OP Dr. Emily A. Benn will give a talk The work done by the Ladies' Liter- Kansas City, has accepted the position, meetings at that place The meetings the initiating exercises were concluded. on "First Aids to the Injured," at the ary Society has been so interesting and of cashier with the Buford & George here have continued, nevertheless, this Last Monday night Bruce Pullen, Y.W. C. A. home, next Wednesday even- successful this winter that it has be>-n Mfg. Co. in that city. Mr. George's week with good results. Dr. Davis, while skating, Drok« through the ice Ccudder's Pure Licorice ing at 7:30 o'clock. All women are in- found necessary to form an auxiliary many Ypsilanti friends will be pleased Presiding Elder of this district, was and was treated to rather an icy bath 0 vited. Admission free. club, which will meet in the library to learn of his promotion. parlors every other Wednesday after- present Tuesday and Wednesday to before rescued by some fellow skaters, for that cold. It only costs 5 The opera "Olivet" will be given in noon, alternating with the regular A New Disease. assist Pastor Wallace. however, no serious results followed. criiis for a large stick. We also about four weeks, under the manage- club. The new club will take up a Roy Glovpr is the victim of a very W X. Ferris, the renowned orator of have those ment of Messrs. Gareissen and Dodge. A new and alarming disease has re- Michigan, and founder of the Ferris The second rehearsal was held Tuesday different line of work, the subject cently made its appearance among the acute and serious attack of toothache. Speedy Cure Menthol Cough chosen being "A Trip Through Eng- It is thought to have been contracted schooi. lectures at Gay's opera house Drops, evening, and nearly forty persons will land." A meeting was held Wednes- young ladies of Ypsilanti. About by the us^ of "tooth ;iche" gum. The tonight. His subject will be 'Success." take part. day afternoon when it was expected three years ago a similar malady broke face was so much swollen that it prac iiood music will be furnished by the Frogr-in-the-Throat, The oflicers and chairmen and secre- that the new oflicers would be elected, out among the young men of our city, tically amounted to a case of lock jaw I!. S. mal- quartett. Admission 20 taries of committees of the Y. W. C. A. but the election was obliged to be post- and for a long time the physicians were which prevented the dentist from hav- cents. Children 10 cents. Faxon Troches, held a conference at the Y. "W. C. A. puzzled; but at last it was diagnosed as S. B. Cough Drops, poned until the next meeting. 1 he a mild form of insanity called the ing access to the tooth. The severe home. Wednesday evening, to consider vice-president of the old club, Mrs. VS ill pain caused frequent fainting spells CLIPPED AND iSTOLEJf. plans for more effective work. Light H. Sherzer, will be president of the "poster craze." • It is a singular fact but he is now improving. and all the popular remedies so refreshments were served. that at the time this d'sease was at its much in favor at this time of auxiliary, and the nominating commit- worst, our merchants found their busi- Bradford Bohl of Mancelona, drew 5'ear. The soloists for ihe "Creation," to be tee, consisting of Mrs. Guy Davis, ness signs mysteriously disappearing. LEXTER DOTS. his gun toward him, Saturday, and was given by the Normal choir, are as fol- Mrs. Woodruff and Mrs. Walterhouse, Due precautions were taken to prevent shot dead, while hunting in the woods. lows: Soprano, Miss Jenny Osborne; will look up suitable persons for the the disease from spreading, and for Dance at Fred Stapler's Friday even- He was a bright young man, 16 years tenor. Mr. Frederic W. Carberry of De- other oflices. nearly two years not a single case was ing. of age. troit; basso, Mr. Gardner S. Lamson of heard of; when suddenly, a few weeks Mrs. Ellen T. Alley went to Detroit Prof. Robert J. Stevens, a former MUMMERY'S Ann Arbor. Mr. Wm. Yunck will act PERSONALS. ago, it broke out again, and this time, Friday. Ypsilanti boy, now of Benton Harbor, as concert master. Mrs. J. N. Wallace is quite seriously as has been stated, among the young has a wine glass that was once the great DRUG STORE, Two small boys, who go to the Semi- ill. ladies. The symptoms are as follows: Frank Dunlavey moved to Pinkney Napoleon's, a piece of the palm tree nary, were heard talking to each other Jos. King is spending a few days in The victom becomes pale and hollow- Monday. under which Columbus' priest cele- the other day. " I'm not afraid to go to Flint. eyed, her features assume a wistful ex- Deputy Bell was reappointed by brated the first mass in America, a 17 E. Washington, cor. 4th Ave. that house any more, even if they have Mrs. Myrta Palmer is visiting in pression, and she may be seen hunting Sheriff Judson. feather from Lincoln's funeral car, a had diphtheria there," said one boy, Toledo. the book stores aiid any windows Geo. Reason gave a dancing party at piece of the Blarney stone from Ire- •"because they've had it all desected." wherein advertisements of ''Faust", hia home Friday evening. land, a fragment of the battlements of Frank McKinstry spent Sunday in the Spanish fort at St. Augustine, and Disinfected was what he meant. Jackson. "Nellie McIIenry" and pictures of a Friday evening the young people Died, at the home of Mrs. E. A.Weils, similar character are displayed. In the gave a surprise party on Kay Heedle. (this information is furnished by the last Friday afternoon, Mrs. Frances Mrs. Chas. Stevens was a Detroit vis worst stages of the disease the patient News itself) a ropy of the Grass Lake tauatau itor, Wednesday. loses the "want to-but-don't-dare" ex- H T. Phelps of Ann Arbor, was a News, all of which he values as rare Young, after a long illness with welcome visitor on our streets Satur- and priceless curios.—Yp^ilanti Sen- paralysis. The remains were taken to Dr. Geo. A.. Geist of Detroit, spent pression and assumes one of alertness day. Clinton, Iowa, for interment. Two Sunday in this city. and determination; no sooner do her tinel. sons, Harry Young of Chicago and II. S. Platt has returned from an ex- optics light upon a poster than she Miss Coyle, sister of John Coyle of A resolution was introduced in the SCHALLER'S - marches bodly to the front, and leaves Webster, was a visitor at Gotlieb Hel- Owosso common council, last week, Carl Young of this city, survive her. tended business trip. no means untried until the picture is ley's, Friday. The examination of Earl Xash, who Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Batehelder spent prohibiting women from wearing their in her possession. This poster craze is Henry "Wi'son has purchased of hats at any place of public entertain- was arrested for breaking into J. M. Wednesday in Detroit. to be deplored mainly for its bad effect Tucker's blacksmith shop Jan. 8, was ItemVn Queal his house and lot on ment where admission was charged Mrs. E. A. Bovee is the guest of upnn the morals, which inevitably are Piety Hill, for $750. Judging from the enthusiastic manner - BOOKSTORE held before Justice Childs last Friday relatives in Northville. sadly shaken before the disease has run afternoon. He was bound over to the The Christian Endeavor society gave in w''ich the resolution was received, Mrs. Ellen Brems is suffering with a its course, as the usual manner of ob- a Conundrum social at A. Olsaver's it will speedily become a law. March term of circuit court, and the severe attack of the grip. taining posters is by stealing, begging, sum of $500 bonds not being furnished, "swapping,"—anything but buying. Friday evening, Jan. 22. C. H. Prescott of Cleveland, four A New Line of the Latest he was taken to the Ann Arbor jail. Chas. Paine of the " Soo," is visiting Miss Alma Pierce of Chelsea, re- his parents near this city. years ago began the conversion of pine Next Monday evening, Jan. 25 is the YORK YARNS. turned home Saturday from a visit with barrens near Pres-cott village, and has date for the song recital to be given by Mrs. Fred Fisher of Detroit, has been her sister, Mrs. Al Condon. succeeded in turning1 1,600 acres into a Max Ileinrich in Normal Hall. Mr. visiting Mrs. Wm. Evans. Russell Parker's little 4 year old son fertile farm, wore than 12.000 bushels Heinrich has given several recitals in E. M. Childs entertained his sister, Visitors Here and There—"Dance Club" died Saturday, Jan. ltj. Funeral at of all kinds of grain was raised upon it STATIONERY Ypsilanti and has grown into such Miss Alma Childs, Monday. Party—1$. Y. P. II. Officers. house Monday, at 1:30 p. m. last season. favor with our concert goers that no C. J. Hupp of Detroit, was the guest Roy Dillon entered school Tuesday Rev. Frank i?lornfield gave a lecture Mormon missionaries are actively at further mention of the concert is of B. M. Damon, Wednesday. morning. Wednesday evening at the M. 10. work in Berrien and Van Buren coun- just received. AH the necessary to insure a crowded house. Miss Alice Brown is recovering from Almus Hale is visiting friends at church, subject Mark Twaine's Inno- ties. Their aggressive proselyting is Next Monday morning the chapel ex- a severe attack of rheumatism. Belleville and Wayne. cents Abroad. causing alarm in some localities where ercises will be in honor of Henry Bar- Miss Stowe and Miss Montgomery Mr.and Mrs. C. M. Fuller visited Ann The Dexter Vault association met converts are being made. The purpose nard, the first United States Commis- Arbor friends Saturday. Wednesday and elected the fo'lowing of the missionaries is to promote im- FASHION BOOKS sioner of Education, the occasion being visited Detroit schools Thursday. migration to Utah, whe/e new settle- Miss Fannie Schaffer of Detroit spent F. Haynes and M. M. Davenport vis- oflicers: President, Richard Smith; vice- his 86th birthday anniversary. Mr. ited Ann Arbor last Friday. president, Henry Booth; secretary, ments are being established. It is Barnard is still living in Hartford, Sunday with relatives in this city. George Alley. stated that fifty or more Latter Day kept constantly on hand. Conn., and all through New England Miss Maude Clement went to Detroit Milton Dillon and Claud Harmon Saints have been zealously at work were home from Yp.-ulanti, Sunday. Died at his residence two miles south the schools will hold similar exercises. Tuesday, for a visit of several days. of this village Sunday. Jan. 17, Amos throughout southern Michigan and The Saturday evening suppers at St. Mrs. E. B. Newhall spent part of Mrs. Lew Miller and little daughter B Phelps aged 73 years, of quinsy northern Indiana, and a number of Luke's church will begin again this this week with relatives at Watkins. Bertha of Ann Arbor, are visiting rela- families have started overland for week. These suppers will be in charge tives here. and lung trqui le. Funeral was held Utah. of the Choir Chapter and the Sanctuary Mrs. Clarence Bray entertained a Tuesday at his late home, at 1:30 p. m. company of friends Tuesday evening. Misses Eliza Fuller and Mable Dex- Mr. Phelps was a pioneer resident of Several fnrmers of Lapeer county are Chapter, the Choir Chapter having ter of Milan, visited friends in Moor- Scio township he being the last of his likely to lose their farms, on account of Martin Schaller charge this month. The bill of fare Mrs. George Tyler has been confined ville Saturday. has been changed, and it is the inten- to the house by illness for several days. father's family. His wife died last spring. the enormous tax imposed upon them 19 E. Washington St. tion of the managers to make these the The party given by the "Dance Club" Mr. Phelps leaves three sons and one for tlie c instruction of the famous Mrs.Leetch and Mrs. Kingsley started last Friday evening was quite a success daughter. He was a kind father and Mill Creek drain, which cost $32,231. best suppers ever given in the city for Tuesday on an extended southern trip. Make Yomr Own Lanterns. 15 cents. in every way. They will give another good neighbor and leaves a host of The taxes on their farms, together with Dr. and Mrs. David Eugene Smith one next Friday evening. Music by friends and relatives to mourn his loss. mortgages, amount to more than the Your home ig incomplete without it, and tne entertained friends, Tuesday evening. farms are woith. It is said that those price is within reach of all. I ordered one for Gardener Laidlaw of the M. C. flower the Haight orchestra of Ypsilanti. Jane Hoyt, widow of the late Jesse my own use—and it was so bandy and conven- gardens has as handsome a collection Prof. Strong was unable to meet his The B. Y. P. U. elected officers last O. Hoyt, was stricken with paralysis who received the least benefit, or per- ient I went to takiag orders for them and cold 51 of Easter lillies, azaleas and narcissus classes Wednesday, on account of ill- haps none at all, were taxed the most in one day. making over $5 clear. It gives a Sunday evening. President, C. M. Ful-last week, and died Wednesday. Mrs. heavily. beautiful white light, chimneys never break •blossoms as one often sees. Few per- ness. ler; vice-president, J. R. Boyden; sec- Hoyt's maiden name was Jane W. Lud- from heat, it is always clean and ready sons have any conception of the amount David B. Dodge spent last week in What is declared to have been the Francis Casey St. Louis, Mo., will send sample retary, Mrs. C. M. Fuller; treasurer, luiri. She was born at Goshen. Orange for 13 two cent stamps, write for one. I got my of work it requires to keep this immense Toledo, returning to this city Saturday Anna Chase. Meetings every Sunday Co.. X. Y.. (!8 years ago. s-he was mar- biggest hog sale ever held in the United start from him. 24—36 UEORGE B. hothouse in first-class order. A count- night. evening at the Baptist church. All are ried to Jesse O. Hoyt in 1858, came to States took place Jan 15 on th elllinois less number of little plants are already state fair grounds. Fifty four head of Miss Hattie Lawrence is rapidly re- welcomed at the meetings. Topic for Michigan the same year, and settled at ANTRD-FAirHFUL MEN OR WOMEN growing to be used in the large design covering from her illness with diph- Jan. 24, "The Call of Matthew." Lead Dexter. Their only son died in 180b', Poland China hogs brought the high W to travel for responsible established hou^e next year, which is sure to equal, if not theria. er, Mrs. Lee Draper. aged 7 years. Mrs. Hoyt has been a average of 1251.50 each. The highest n Mich gan Salary STfO und expenses. Posi- surpass, in beauty any previous design. tions pe roanent. Reference. Enclose self ad- Jos. Cullen and Wm. Warner, of widow L3 ye as. She was a < hristian price paid for single hogs was for a sow dressed tamped envelope. The National, Star Twenty-four years ago last Tuesday Detroit, spent Sunday with Chas. L. SALINE SECRETS. lady, good neighbor, kind hearted, ami bred in 1895, which brought $750. nsurence Blilg.. Chic
Dist. No. s 831389 Coon moved as an amendment bengayer, Dell, Brown, Shadford, Labor ac't lateral sewer COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. Uhodes, Coon*. Soule, Ca'Jy, Danforth, Dist. No. 6 3 9r> lhat the subject be referred to the h Tax ac't lateral sewer Sewer Committee. Pres. Hiscock—12. Dist. No. 1 876 15 [OFFICIAL. ] Nays—Aid. Koch—1. Tax account lateral sew£r Adopted. COUNCIL CHAMBER. I Dist. No. 2 1502 75 Whereupon the orginal motion as THE HOME STUDY The Ordinance" to amend an Ordi Tax account lateral sewer Ann Arbor, January 18th 1897. f Dist. No. 3.. *296 36 amended was adopted. nance Relative to Licenses was given Tax account lateral si Regular Session. its third reading by sections and placed Dist No. 1 1337 18 M p. Koch moved that the subject of Tax a unt lateral -ewer a sidewalk on 1st st. along property of Called to order by Pres. Hiscock. upon its passage. lii-t No 5 3570 70 ASSOCIATION Roll Called. Quorum Present. Whereupon the question was "Shall Uncollected sewer tax __L_ the Ann Arbor R. R. be referred to this Ordinance Pass?" 21376 47 13641 69 the Sidewalk Committee. Absent, Aid. Moore, Burke. [3641 69 Prepares Teachers for Higher Grade Cer- Adopted as follows: Adopted. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS. Yeas—Aid. Maynard. Koch, Gross- Balance in sewer funds....$ 7731 78 On motion the Council adjourned. tificates. A petition signed by Richard Maul- man, Laubengayer, Dell, Shadford, Respectfully submitted, GLEN V. MILLS, betsch and 17 others asking for an Cady, Pres. Hiscoek—8. C. H. MANLY, Prepares Students for College. Nays—Aid. Brown, Rhodes, Coon, Citv Clerk. electric light at the corner of Kingsloy Treasurer. and 1st St., was read and referred to Soule, Danforth—5. Gives instruction in Shorthand and Book- the Lighting Committee. SEWERS. Keal Estate Transfers. To the Common Council. To the. Common Council of the City of keej:>ing. BEPOKTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES. Ann Arbor. Leman O. Thompson to Ora C. Your Committee on Sewers to whom Thompson et al, will. Gentlemen:—Below find statement pi ORDINANCE. was referred the petition relative to Chas. II. Kempf Georg e i K. Anderson, Ann Arbor 1 000 Willia m Isaa c M Le o Wei i Willia m Ernes t M and will then maintain two cars on said W. M. Shadford, ?c -7 Geo. Hudman, by exr, to John line throughout the entire year, one O. H. Cady. sills Rose, Ann Arbor 615.50 /7 car leaving the city of Ann Arbor and Committee on Sewers. Junius E. Beal & w. to Emma it-i - one car leaving the city of Ypsilanti at Adopted as follows: prl i a Yeas—Aid. Maynard, Koch, Gross- V. Freeman, Ann Arbor 500 the same time and make the trip in Caroline Sorg and Oscar Sorg man, Laubengayer. Dell, Brown, p ™8 JS forty minutes, hence there will be a Shadford, Rhodes, Coon, Soule. Cady, to Arthur Brown, Ann Arbor 6,500 COMFORT IN COOKING car each way over Packard street in Danforth, Pres. Hiscock.—13. Catherine Hangsterfer to E. V. 1 Iangsterfer et al., decree. this city every forty minutes: and after Nays—None. Dist u ~3 Frank Dunlavy & w. to John a careful examination of the amount of LIGHTING. r I? -WITH- travel on the Packard Street Line, President, Common Council City of Ann IE: Dunlavy et al., Webster 1 Frank Dunlavy and-w. to Annie your Committee are of the opinion that Arbor: cr * • and Edward Dunlavv, Web- said cars will then accommodate all of Gentlemen:—Your Committee on .!« o ster .". 800 the public along said line. Lighting to whom was referred the Hi s OB hi William Court to Esther W. .OQ ; ; ; || petition of sundry citizens for an elec- : Court, Ypsilanti 500 Said Street Car Company have also £.3 1 ^-a s tric light on Wall-st. would report in 3 on Maria Bradley to (!eo. E. Brad- Monarch Gasoline Stoves agreed to forthwith print, publish and Z-3 W S^ ley, letter administration favor of said light and recommend that rec t g circulate a time card showing when the o Eunice M. Lambie, Fred Wan cars on Packard street will leave the the same be. placed on wires over the I ty, jr., land contract. -OR- corners of Main and Packard, Division center of the street about ten rods ~§ Chas. M. Stoup & w. to Thos. west of the bridge crossing Huron street and Packard, State street and S1 D. Kearney, Ann Arbor Twp 1 Packard, East University Avenue and river. o en s Thos. D. Kearney to (has. M. Packard, thus giving the public notice Harrison Soule, § 8 M Stoup & w., Anii Arbor Twp 1 Jewel Gas Stoves. H. P. Danforth, Q of when the Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti O Jason W. Rogers to Karl A. C. H. Cady. C9 N> CO 00 w Bruck, Ann Arbor Twp 305 car will leave these points, therefore al- Committee on Lighting. S§3§S3 S g338 Why roast over a wood or coal stove when gas or gasoline . is so lowing those >vho live along the line ef Johanna Heeney etal. toJas. Adopted as follows. Ileeney, Salem 1 much cooler? Cooler and cheaper too. Packard street to take the car either ~" p B> Yeas—Aid. Maynard, Koch, Gross- James Baker to Sarah Baker, "We have a large line of these stoves and invite] your inspection. from or to the city without being oblig- man; Laubengayer, Dell, Brown, : = x — Ann Arbor Twp 1 o ed to wait for the same and the Com-Shadford, Rhodes, Coon, Soule, Cady, -: James Baker to James Berch, Also Danforth, Pres. Hiscock—13. 1 o K pany agree that the car shall be at the t o Ci r pay m a s Ann Arbor Twp 1 above mentioned points on the time set Nays—None. JS g _ - - Hudson T. Morton to C. 8. forth in their time card. BONDS. 1 g To the Common Council: - a - — o Wortley, York 100 America Refrigerators Your Committee have also investi- Your Committee on Bonds would B 0 •< S Margaret Salsbury to R. Sals- gated to some extent the earnings of recommend the approval of the bond r 2 EJ bury et al., York 1,600 (THE GREAT ICE SAVERS). the car that was formerly run over g§ James Ryan et al. to John By- of Charles H. Ludlow, druggist, with an, Anii Arbor 300 Packard street before the consolidation Charles H. Worden and Levi D. Wines of the two Companies and while an Chas. Thorn, by heirs, to Thos. as sureties. J. Thome, Manchester 1,200 electric car was being maintained on Authur Brown, I further certify that all fines collect- soid line for the purpose of Michael Grosbman. ed have been paid to the City Treas- Frederick liurkhardt to John carrying persons to and from Committee on Bonds urer, and all costs to the proper officers, A. Miller, Manchester 254.70 That Wonderful Churn! Parker, Collmrn & ScJineifli the motor line and your committee find, Adopted as follows: and that there are no moneys in my that when said car did not carry pas- I want to add my testimony to the list of those Yeas—Aid. Maynard, Koch, Gross- bands belonging to the City or any of- that have used the Lightning Churn. It do sail 25 East Washington Street. sengers either to or from the motor man, Laubengayer, Dell, Brown, ficial. ELIHU B. POND, that is claimed for it, you can churn easily in one minute and get a large percentage more that the car did not average two pas-Shadford, Rhodes, Coon, Soule, Cady, Justice of the Peace. butter than with the common churns. I never Danforth, Pres. Hiscock.—13. took the agency for anything before, but go sengers per trip, and only averaged Subscribed and sworn to before me many of my neighbors want1 d churns that I during one of the best months last year Nays—None. ordered 3il nnd they are all gon». I think in a this 7th day of January A. D. 1897. year every farmer will have a Lightning Churn. one and 07-100 passenp-era per trip and KEPORT OF CITY OFFICERS. in fact they can't afford to be without one a? M. J. CAVANAUGH, th«y mike so much more butter and a good TH6 flnn flrDor savings Bank carried during the entire month 2395 Ann Arbor, Mich., Dec. 31, 1890. little bit of money o n be node in every town Organized May, 1800. under the General passengers. Notary Public. ship selling these churns. By writing to J. F. To the Common Council of the City of Casey & Co., St. Louis, Mo., yon pan get circulars 35aiikini£ Law of this state. and full particulars about the churrn Your committee also find that said Ann Arbor. Mich. To the Common Council of the City of A READER. Company is selling six tickets for twen- CITY TREASURER'S REPORT. Ann Arbor: A Memorable First >ight. CAPITAL, - $50,000 ty-live cents which would make the Balance on hand, last re- J hereby certify the following to be earnings of said car but ninety-nine port... $10307 77 a true report of the cases brought be- The first night, four years ;;go, of the dollars and seventy-nine cents for a MONEY RECEIVED. now famous play 'The Girl 1 Left Be- Surplus, $150,000 Total Assets, $1,000,000 fore me as Justice of the Peace in and hind Me." in New York, was one qf month consisting of thirty-one days, Contingent Fund for the City of Ann Arbor- wherein the A. A Savings Bank interest 401 &i the most memorable in recent years. Business Men. Guardians, Trustees. Ladies, and other persons will find this whereas it costs the company the sumStreet Fund City was a party, The same being in The play opened well, the mingling of Bank a safe and convenient place at which to do business. of ten dollara per day or thereabouts to i. A & 'S I! K 183 00 stirring war incidents with social friv- Interest is allowed on all Savings Deposits of S1.00 and upward, according Mrs Wright sidewalk S3 20 tabulated form. maintain and operate a single car, I lav and Todd removing olity and fun of life at a frontier post to the rules of the bank, and interest compounded semi-annually. which would mean a net loss to said scales 15 00 in the far west sufficing to keep the Police Fund •A audience well interested. J5ut it was company of something like $200 per M 0 Peterson tees 14 10 p MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OP $25 to $5,000 E H Pond Justice 6 00 only at the end of the second act Dec . 1 Dec . 1 0 Dec . 1 De c » Nov . ^ Dec . 1 0 Dee . H I Dec . 1 0 Dec . 3 Secured by unencumbered Keal Estate aud other good securities. month. Her . 1 0 where the human interest becomes in- Poor fund DATE . Fred Bipley 3 52 tense, and a brave man is allowed to Your committee also find that said Tax collected 36354 04 37050 40 of the best modern construction. Absolutely Fire- fall under the one unpardonable sin in SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS and Burglar Proof. Boxes to rent from S3.00 to company are now running a car every Total i 47307 17 a soldier, cowardice, that people began 10.00 per year. ten minutes, each way, on the main to be excited; from that point until the MONEY DISBURSED. DIRECTORS: Sj close of the third act the excitement line of their road in this city and that Contingent fund warrants 1311 85 >• Main fewer Ifiincl Fund :jl()0 00 K rose. The manner in which the inci- CHRISTIAN MACK W. D. HAERIMAX WILLIAM DEUBEL - many of the persons who signed said Street fund warrants '3589 09 c;?-2 ft ^» H dents of this long and splendid act are DAVID RIXSEY DANIEL HISCOCK L. GRUNER W. B. SMITH petition for additional sorvice on Pack- Poor fund 130 12 U Bridge, Culvert and Cross- O wound up—the suspense and terror, the ard street, can and do take the car at walk fund 336 87 futile parley with the enemy, the weird OFFICERS: W. D. HARRIMAN, Vice-President the corner of Hill and East University Police fund 277 50 e and awful war songs of the Indians in CHRISTIAN MACK, President Firemen's fund 556 40 o S" the distance, the solemn moment, when CHAS. E. HISCOCK, Cashier M. J. FRITZ, Assistant Cashier Avsnue and that others who signed School Dist. No. 1 5000 00 14301 83 IT M (Jen. Kennion is about to shoot his own said petition were never known to ride Total. $330li5 34 >• daughter (at her request) in order to on the car when one was maintained on BALANCE ON HAND save her from the savages, the final ap- If you Contemplate Building call at the Contingent fund J 4941 80 pearance of the rescuing troops in the Packard street. Main Sewer bond fund 200 00 Street fund 6119 38 nick of time—all this was admirably The Ann Arbor Street Railway has 1'oor fund 1935 25 WH done and evoked literally thunders of undoubtedly done more to build up and Bridge, Culvert, and Cross- :•••::• -t>3 applause. The curtain had to be raised walk fund 2565 M) 2.^. o again and again and it was fully fiv^ improve the city, than almost any other Police fund Hl."> 12 (» cT Firemen's fund 47U7 82 minutes before the hou-e became quiet. public improvement that has ever been City Cemetery fund. SO 10 O^ Since that great first night '-The Girl I Water fund 4782 40 -a s FERDON LUMBER YARD! made here, and it is a fact that is or Dog Tax fund 197 00 ...... |? Left Behind Me" has been given hun- C dreds of times, but the scene in the ought to be vvell known that the invest- University Hospital Aid Bond BB Fund 3240 00 b stockade still seems to come upon the Corner of Fourth and Depot streets, Ann Arbor, ment of the stock holders has never Delinquent Tax Kund 796 44 |3 Iliicollectcd City Tax 10306 77 o 3 audience like a revelation. and get our figures for all kinds of been a paying one and that many times School Dist No 1 31304 04 Pi o since the construction of the road the B A Dandy Windmill, Make it Yourself. $52853 53 19788 19 p stock holders have been obliged to pay 18788 19 I have a neighbor that made one of the Peo- 09 ple's Windmills, and 1 have been watching it assessments upon their stock for the Total S 83069 1(4 Pnra . closely; it is thf best mill I have ever seen and LUMBEHI purpose of maintaining and operating anyone can make one for less than §10. I am SF.WEIt REPORT. going to make two immediately and don't see We manufacture our own Lumber and the line; your committee are therefore Nov. 30. Amount on hana.. SSSS g why everv farmer cannot have a windmill when of the opinion that these facts should 8 3199 03 he can make it himself for m li'tie money. The MONEY RECEIVED. o mill is durable, powerful and runs easily. Any and ought to be taken into considera- OS 00 CD 00 OS CO CO W 63 CO Qm;TS . person can get diagrams and complete directions December 31. gggggggggg by sending 18 two- cent stamps to Francis C sey, Guarantee Very Low Prices. tion and duly appreciated by all, and in Tax account Bewer THst. St. Louis, Mo., and any active man can un- No. 1 taa collectted ir>4 47 doubtedly make money anywhere putting th^se consequence thei'eof considerable leni- Tax account Hi^t No 2 tax mills up for nth-re, and I see no use of paying ency should at all times be shown to collected 328 79 S50 or $M) fora mill when you can make one Give us a call and we will make it to your interest, as our larg'e and well Tax account Dist No ;i tax And I further certify that I now have just as good for $10. A BROTHKR^'ARMEK. graded stock fully sustains our assertion. said company. collected 3315 72 no money in my hands belonging to the 2H Tax account Diet No 4 tax A full assortment of Stone Sewer Pipe and Drain Tile, manufactured by Your committee are further of the collected 307 1(5 City of Ann Arbo". Tax account Di-t NoB tax Marriage Licenses. the Jackson Fire Clay Co. These tile, being made of fire clay, are of unusual opinion, that to force the Street Rail- collected 1470 C6 B88S 71 ANDREW E. GIBSON, strength. Geo. II. Bloom, Ypsilanti 24 way Company to operate another car Total amount on hand 878174 Jan. 4, 97. Justice of the Peace. Emma Klaveter, " 32 T. J. KEECH, Supt. JAS. TOLBERT, Prop. on the Packard line at this time would MONEY DISBURSED. Aid. Brown moved that the City At- be a burden of expense to the Company December 31. torney be directed to file a bill of in- John M. Gauss, Manchester 24 that the public have no right and ought Main Sewer warrants paid 329 39 Nellie Gray " 18 Lateral Sewer District No. ler-pleder in the Collins Sewer Case to Myron Kobbins, Augusta 50 not to demand, and we would therefore 3 labor account warrants determine to whom the money due paid 7n- .v, Rosalie Yew •' 46 recommend that the prayer of said Lateral sewer District No. Henry Collins in Sewer District No. 3 petitioners be denied until such a time 5 labor account warrants 9 00 1040% C'KIS. H. Frear, Chagrin Falls. Ohio 22 and i be paid. Elbertine Kilbourne, Ypsilanti 22 as the workings of the new electric line, Amount of Sewer Tax on Adopted as follows: hand 734 78 after the additional car has been placed FOB SALE CHEAP.—A .BALANCE ON HAX1). Yeas—Aid. Maynard, Koch, Gross- large 4 foot thereon, can be fully and fairly tested. man, Laubengayor, Del!, Brown. Grind stone, 6 inch face, with frame December 31. Shadford, Rhodes, Coon, Soulo, Cady, O. A. Maynard, Main sewer fund $ 9703 04 Pres. Hiscock—12. and pully. Inquire at the Inland Press The Greatest Cure on Earth for Pain. Cures H. P. Danforth, La ho?' ac't lateral sewer office. tf Dist. No. 1 3!) 00 Nays—None. permanently Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Arthur Brown, Labor ac't lateral sewer Thos D. Kearney, Dist. No. 1 27 SS Aid. Koch moved that the subject of Sprains, Cuts, Bruises, Scalds, Burns, Swellings, Labor ac't lateral sewer 'Tis strange, but the Ann Arbor Committee. Hist. No.a 4940 97 the connection cf the Court House with Music Co. have 4,000 pieces of sheet Backache or any other pain. SALVATION OIL Adopted as follows: Labor ac'l lateral sewer the sewers be referred Dist. No. 4 252 73 to the Finance music that they offer for 10c per copy is sold everywhere for 25 cts. Refuse substitutes. Yeas—Aid. Maynard, Grossman Lau- Labor ac't lateral sewer Committee. and 1,000 pieces at 5c per copy. Chew LANGE'S PLUGS, The Great Tobacco Antidote.iOc. Dealers or mail.A.C.Meyer & Co., Balto.,Md. JANUARY 22, 1897, THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT. happened that morning. No one had stupefied man Lieutenant Farrar burst Helen, dgeply moved. "I came to her ever known that fellow Graice to offer in upon the scene, stamping out the few as a dependent, but she has taught mo to do a stroke of work of any kind, espe- I remaining sparks, and then turning an- a new definition of motherhood." ; cially where Rorke had anything to do grily upon the group. "Motherhood has its sorrowful mean- j with the matter, yet here he came, right "Who dropped that fire? Who, I ing for Mrs. Farrar," said Leale grave- Hood's ly, his handsome dark eyes fixed upon after reveille, to tell that very man that he repeated, for, in soldier si- Cure sick headache, bail H^. • • • if it was all the same to him he'd take lence, tho men had stood at attention, her face. "Has she never spoken to you taste in the month, coated I Jt m I £» the place of Higgins, who had been put but, true to soldier ethics, would tell no about Royle, her eldest son?" tongue, gas in the stomach, ^^^ j^fc " She has sometimes mentioned him," distress and indigestion. Do * • • • %m on guard, and would help at the assem- tales. "Don't let that happen again, not weaken, but have tonic effect. 25 cents. bly room. corporal," he went on sternly. "You said Helen, with great constraint. "But The only Pills to take with Hood's SarsapariUa. [Copyright, 1896, by F. Tennyson Neely.] ' 'There's no whisky to be had there, know well enough what a fire would she can hardly bear to speak of him, TOLEDO r-v Graice, if that's what you want, and ; mean hereabouts, with the cannon pow- and I know the bitter sorrow he brought der stored in the tower yonder. Remem- to every one who loved him, but," she MN ARBOJY. SYNOPSIS. yo look more'n like it. Answer me this, CHAPTER I.—Royle Farrar disgraces himself at now. Where'd ye been whin ye came ber the orders—the guardhouse for tho added quickly, as though eager to West Point, deserts the school and leads a wan- first man fooling with fire. Go on with change tho subject, "how cozy and dering life, sinking lower and lower, marries his runnin in at 1 o'clock this mornin?" NORT£ H MICHIGAN employer's daughter and then commits :i forgery. "On a still hunt, corporal," answer- your work." And then, as the menwarm and Christmasy it looks and RAILWAY. II.—Colonel Farrar, father of Roylc. is killed in smells I I shall have another new defini- a battle with the Indians. III.—Boyle Farrar's ed Graice, with a leer. "It's to keep turned silently away and Terry stood younger brother Will Graduates. ;n West Point away from whisky this day I'm ready there, looking abashed and troubled at | tion—what Christmas means. We learn and falls in love with Kitty Ormsby, whose i many definitions, do we not, as life goes brother Jack is in love with Will's sister Ellis. to work with you. I'm supernumerary the implied rebuke, Will sought to IV.—Will is made lieutenant. They all return of tho guard." soften the effect. "Why, you're doing on, and sometimes fate is good to us and to Fort Prague, accompanied by a certain Mrs. lets us learn the happiest last.'' Daunton. V.—It has been reported that Royle "You were drinkin last night, and great work here, corporal. The old place Farrar is dead, hut he turns up at the fort in the is wearing Christmas dress and no mis- ' 'And you have learned a sad one of guise of a common soldier under the name of you've had yer eye opener and brain Graice. Ellis Farrar and Jack Ormsby quarrel cloudier this mornin, bad scran to ye. take." Christmas?" over Helen Daunton. VI—Helen Daunton has "I? A very sad one. My own baby an interview with Jack Ormsby, in which it tran- There's an internal revenue tax on the "It is, Masthcr Will," said Rorkode- spires that she is Rovle Farrar's much abused breath of ye that would make an ex-lightedly. died in my arms on Christmas eve." wife, whom Ormsby has before befriended. ciseman jealous. But, God bo good to "Masther Will!" repeated Farrar in- Leale bent earnestly toward the sad, us, av it's to kape mischief away from dignantly. "On my soul, Rorke, you"— sweet face, a deep emotion in his own, "They know nothing. They have the garrison this day I'll go ye. G'wan "I beg the lieutenant's pardon," said but at tho moment Ellis entered, follow- made me •welcome and made life sweet now, but whist, ye've no liquor about Terry, all contrition and soldierly re- ed closely by Ormsby. She bowed in to mo again after it was wrecked and ye, Graice?" • spect. "But I've known him such a evident constraint at sight of the couple ruined by their own flesh and blood. I "Devil a drop outside of my skin, ; few weeks as lieutenant and so many already there and looked as though she meant—God forgive me—when first I corporal." j and many a long year as Masther would gladly have turned about again. came to them, lonely, destitute, that "Then kapo out of reach of it and After her came Will and Kitty and some time they should know, but from out of the way of tho ladies, lest the "That'll do, corporal. Have the pic- other young people of the post, all eager, the first I grew to love her; from the sight of yer ugly mug would throw ture in its place as soon as you can. and intent on inspecting the prepara- day of my reception under her roof my them into fits. G'wan," and Gruico Mother will be over hero to look at it." tions being made, all full of compli- heart went out to her as it has done to went. " Was it ye, ye black throated "Yes, Mas—yes, sow." ments to Rorke for the success attending no other woman since my own blessed devil, that gave that sweet lady her And again, as Will turned angrily to his labors, all full of admiration of the mother died, long years ago, and then, fright last night?" he continued reflect- '. rebuke the poor fellow, there was a portrait, which they grouped about and then I learned of her precarious health ively. "There's no provinit beyond the gathering of the men at the window admired, while Ellis hung her father's and I temporized and now love her as boot tracks, and they'd fit worse look- looking out upon the parade, and some- saber underneath. And then once again I love no other being on earth, and, in feet than yours. It's the wan mark thing was said about a lady slipping on the whole party, chatting merrily, went TIME CAKD. drifting out into the crisp air and glo- knowing that she never heard of herof the gentleman that's left to ye. Yes,the ice, which carried Will away like In effect Oct. 2oth, 1896. son's marriage—for she has talked of sergeant, I'll kape me eye on him," he• a shot. Two strides took him to therious sunshine, leaving, glowering after them from the doorway of the little Trains leave Ann Arbor by Central Standard him occasionally to me—I determined continued, iu response to a suggestion door, and one glance sent him rushing Time. never to tell her of that or of the little from the senior noncommissioned officer to the rescue. It was Miss Ormsby. room that opened off the main hall, the one murdered by his brutality. I have of the troop, who came forth from the And then, while some of the men ill favored, ill liked soldier Graice. NORTH. SOUTH. office at the moment. "The captain's went on with their work, others seem- Two minutes later, and no one could 7:30 a. m. * 7:30 a. m. hot about that business of last night, ed to hang about Graice, who was odd- explain how it started or what was its •11:80 a.m. 11:30 a.m. and liko as not there's the blackguard. ly fascinated by the box and cast fur- exciting cause, with hardly a spoken 4:30 p. m. 8:52 p. m. Now, what on earth does ho want to be tive glances at it, while Crow Knife, word or premonitory symptom, two men *Runs between Ann Arbor and Toledo only. playin Peepin Tom about the officers' under Rorke's direction, was quietly un- were clinched in furious struggle—one, All trains daily except Sunday. heavy, burly, powerful and gifted with W. H. BENNETT, E. S GILMORE quarters?" [ packing it. Again had Graice wandered G. P. A. Ag't. "No good, of course, but we can prove unsteadly over by the stove and stood almost demoniac strength, had hurled nothing, as you say, except that he was there, sullenly kicking at it until one of the other down. That other, lithe, out of quarters and wasn't at Bunko the men bade him quit or he'd start a sinewy, pantherlike in every motion, Jim's after ]1 o'clock. He was here and fire in spite of them. "You'll have us writhed from underneath his huge an- in bed when I inspected." all in blazes before our time," were the tagonist and had sprung to his feet, '•The Niagara Falls Route." Very little was known about this soldier's words. while the first, more slowly, heaved Central Standard Time. episode. Mrs. Daunton had quickly re- "Not I. Fire's my friend," answered himself upward, and then, like a mad- TRAINS AT ANN ARBOR. dened bull, dashed at his foe. vived under the ministration of Ellis Graico in a surly tone. Going East. Going West and Mr. Ormsby, and, half laughing, "And likely to give ye a long and Springing lightly to one side, Crow Knife, for it was he, whipped from its Mail' 3:47 p. m. 8'43 a m. half crying, had declared that just as warm welcome if ye carry to purgatory Day Express* 4:58 p, m. 7i35 ft.in. she reached the window the blind the spirit ye so sweetly manifest here. sheath a glittering blade and poised it North Shore Limited^ 9:25 a. m. swung slowly back and the moonlight How yer friend?" retorted Rorke. high in air, and Graice, even in his Chicago Expresst 1:65 p.HI. N.Y.. &Lim. Ext 10:1? p. m. fell full on the head and shoulders of a "I mean it saved my life a year ago blind fury, saw and hesitated. There Chicago Night Ex 9:10 p. in. man with a fur cap, black beard and in Mexico. I saw a girl once too often was a rush of the workmen to the spot Detroit Expresst 5:45 a. re but Captain Leale was first of all. Clear Pacific Expresst 12:15 p. m. soldier's overcoat, fche could describe for her lover's good—hot headed cur! He Grand Rapids Ex*.... 11:115 a,in 5:55 p. m no other features. He saw her at the would have it and got it—in the heart— and cold and stern his voice was heard. fast Expresst 3:53 a. m. "Drop that knife! Drop that knife, I Atlantic Expresst 7:35 a. m. same instant. Each recoiled, but in her and I got in quod, and our consul could • Daily except Sunday. excited, nervous state it was too much of not help me. I am not the kind of citi- say!" and slowly, reluctantly, though ** Daily except Saturday. his eyes were blazing with hate anc t Daily. a shock. Ellis, who at first had been zen the United States hinders a foreign O. W. RUGGLES, H. W. Rafl prone to attribute Helen's prostration to government from sending to kingdom rage, the Indian turned toward the man P. * T. A.Chicago. Ag't. Ann Arbor. Ormsby was just in time. the interview with Ormsby, recalled the come, and I was mighty nigh getting he had learned to trust, to honor and to hid it all—all. I hid from you, for you prowler she herself had seen and could there.'' obey, and the knife fell clattering to C. W. VOCEL- alone knew me under the name she not but corroborate Mrs. Daunton's "And ye didn't," said Terry, highly the floor. Graice made a lunge as bears and loves and honors. Oh, Mr. story. Jack had rushed out, only to find interested. "The dishpensations of hiv- though to grab it, and Rorke's ready Oealei in Ormsby, you were kindness, helpfulness boot tracks in the snew and an un-en arc past findin out. " foot tripped and felled him. Then, itself to me in those bitter days. Can fastened blind, but no other sign of a "Fire's stood my friend, I say. I had with both hands, the Irishman grabbec FRESH, SALT and you not see how impossible it is for me man. Mrs. Farrar was kept in total ig- my pipe—greasers ain't the d d mar- him by the collar and dragged him, to tell her now? Can you not help mo to norance of the affair, and only Leale tinets you have hero—and a spark went dazed and scowling, to his feet. Smofced IMIearbs "There are ladies coming, sir," was keep the hateful truth? See, she hasand Will at first were taken into the se- into the straw. It blazed iu an instant. Sausages of all kinds. Poultry am; been gaining here day after day. Don't cret, though tho captain at once went There was h—1 to pay, with the guard the warning of one of the men. let her know—don't make me tell her : to consult his trusty noncommissioned and greasers and prisoners running "Take that man out and cool him Game in Season. —perhaps kill her with the telling— officers. All the same, though Helen every which way. The prison had a lit- off," said Leal*, still calmly, to the cor- poral. "I'll hear the story later. Quiei C. W. VOGEL, No. 9 E. Ann-st that I am Royle Farrar's wife. " laughed at her weakness when morning tle tower, like that, yonder," said he, VICHY! came, she and Ellis, parting for tho pointing to the wooden structure above now, one and all," he added, as the "Hush!" lie whispered, for in her ex- group dispersed. "It is Mrs. Farrar." —Truth. citement her voice was rising, and he, night with but fi \v words and eauh feel- the old guardhouse. "I saw my chance REVIVO listening nervously for a footfall that ' ing conscious of the gulf between them, in the confusion and ran for it. It was [TO BE CONTINUED.] Her Oversight. RESTORES VITALITY. he knew and lovwi and thrilled at the passed a restless and disquieting night. stone and never took fire, and I got safe- Bound of, heard Ellis pass rapidly along Just what mischief that fellow Graice ly away at night and vamoosed the In a Drinking Place. the narrow hall above, as though in an- was meditating puzzled not a littlo the country and read afterward how the Mrs. Mossy (hobnobbing)—My re- Made a swer to her mother's call. "Hush!" he honest pate of Terry Rorke. For a time flames had devoured the ruffianly mur- spec's, and how's your family settled, repeated. "I must think of this. Tell the man worked busily, silently, lug- derer Roy"— and here he caught him- Mrs. Dossy? Well Man me, has Miss Farrar at any time, in ging bundles of greens into the hall and self, with sudden gulp, seeing Rorke's "Nicely, thank you, mem. Sarah and 15th Day. ^|^)y of Me. bare, stripped branches out. Once or suspicious eyes on him. " Alice is in a 'formatory, Bill's been anyway, seen that you have known mo THE GREAT 30th flay. kefore?" twice, in answer to chaffing remarks of "Eh, Graice? Roy, ye were sayin. " took in a 'ome, and Joe's j'ined a ref- the other men, he had retaliated. Once, uge. Ah, they do look after 'em well, "She has, Mr. Ormsby, and I, with "Murderer, roisterer and rascal, Tom produces the above results in 30 days. Itarts again, colliding with Crow Knife at the those good gentlemen." — Household powerfully aud quickly. Cures who!! all others fail. all the deep, deep gratitude I feel to- Graice," he went on. "So I've nothing Xouiig men will regain their lost manhood, aud old door, he had muttered an angry curse to fear from fire.'' Words. ward you, 1 have been unable to tell her and bade the redskin keep out of his rain will recover their youthful vigor by using the truth and explain what I cannot but Rorke eyed him long and distrustful- The Feminine Instinct. .tlEVIVO. It quickly and surely restores Nervous- way unless ho coveted trouble. The In- ly, grunting audible comment on the ness, Lost Vitality, Impotency. Nightly Emissions, know has made her suspicious of me, dian's eyes flashed vengefully, but tie "I admit that as yet woman is not Lost Power, Failing Memory, Wasting Diseases, and has hurt you in her estimation. Oh, I story, to which some of the men had lis- all effects of eelf-abuse or excels and indiscretion, spoke no word. absolutely C3rtain of her sphere," said which unfits one for s'udy. business or marriage. It •what shall I do, what shall I do?" she j tened in absorbed interest, while others the high browed lady. not only cures by starting at the seat of disease, but It was just after guard mounting that were busily removing the picture and is a great nerve tonic and blood builder, bring- cried, wringing her white hands in grief "I thought as much," said the base ing back the pink glow to pale cheeks and re- •unutterable. "Keep my secret, I im- Graice had offered his services, when, setting it in place upon the wall. Then, man. "If she felt that it was really and storing the fire of youth. It wards off Insanity plore you, just 24 hours, until this sa- as supernumerary, he really did not jas it was fairly hung, Crow Knife step- and Consumption. Insist on having KEVIVO, no truly her own, she would already have other. It can be carried in vest pocket. By mail, cred anniversary so fatal to, so dreaded have to work at all and was not proper- I ped back across the room, his eyes rev- had it decorated with pink ribbons."— Miss Cityniece — What kind of a S1.00 per package, or sir for S5.OO, withaposi by her, has passed away. Let no shock ly detaiiable for any such fatigue duty. erently fixed upon the fine, soldierly tive written guarantee to cure or refund Indianapolis Journal. chicken is that, Uncle Josh? the money. Circular free. Address come to her at Christmas. Then, if need By 10 o'clock, however, it was apparent face. Graice, meantime, after a hurried Uncle Josh—That is a leghorn. be"— to move than one present that he was glance about him, had drawn a flask Just Between Tramps. Miss C.—How stupid of me! OfROYAL MEDICINE CO, 271 WaDash kit., CHICAGO, ILL "Hush!" he again warned, for Ellis drinking more liquor aud had it con- from his vest pocket and had lifted it to First Transient—If you had got to go course I ought to have noticed the horns FOR SALE BYT— was almost at the doorway. "I must cealed probably somewhere about the his lips, when Rorke grabbed it. into business, what line would you on his legs.—Up to Date. see you tomorrow. Until then"— And premises or in his overcoat. Rorke - "I thought so, ye mad brained gab- choose? Eberbach Drug and Chemical Co then, though the sweat was standing on jwarned him and got a sullen reply. Not bler! Ye'll be drunk before the day's Second Ditto—I'd open an employ A Tight Squeeze Also. Ann Arbor. Michigan. his forehead, he turned, with such com- a minute after, although strict orders half over. Get up and look at the pic- ment agency. It would be so nice to be posure as he could assume, with yearn- had been given against smoking, be- ture, man. It's lookin at ye straight getting other people work without hav- ing and tenderness beaming in hiscause of the flimsy nature of the struc- and stern." ing any temptation to do any yourself. CLUBBING LIST. frank, handsome face, to meet the proud ! ture and the large quantity of inflam- "Who—who's looking at me? What —Boston Transcript. girl whom he loved and in whose avert- ! mable material scattered about, ho pre- d d rot are you talking?" shuddered Order your papers through THE «d eyes he seemed to read his sentence, j cipitated an excitement. Right in the Graice. The Kind. DEMOCRAT and get MOKE VALUE FOR Never entering the room, but, halting entrance of the hall a big square box "The colonel is, and as if he didn't "I wanted a train to my new gown," YOUR MOXEY. THE DEMOCRAT IS I1OW short at the doorway, she gave one quick had just been placed by two of the men, relish the sight. Small blame to him." said Mrs. Hungerford to her husband, the leading county newspaper, and we glance at the woman who, turning her !and Crow Knife was carefully removing "It's a saying of my people, "said "but the dressmaker wanted to charge otter you in combination the very best back upon them, first seemingly busied the lid, when Graice, lurching in from I Crow in his slow, solemn tone, "Whom me $50 additional for it, and I told her newspapers'and agricultural papers of herself at the curtains and then moved the dressing room with a bundle of the eyes of the dead call must rise and it was robbery." the country. on into the dining room, which opened, greens, stumbled against the. edge of jfollow." "So it was," replied Mr. Hunger- army fashion, from tho little parlor, th| e case, and, dropping his burden with "You croaking"— hissed Graice, ford, "train robbery." — New York THE DEMOCRAT and then was lost to sight. a savage curse, he drew back his heav- leaping to his feet and rushing at the Journal. "Mother desired mo to hand you this, ily booted foot as though to let drive a Indian, but Rorke threw himself be- Supply Equal to the Demand. The,Detroit Weekly Tribune.. .SI 35 Mr. Ormsby," was all that Ellis said, furious kick. tween them. "If you want a lawyer, get Muxley. The Detroit Twice-a-Week Free and then coldly turned away. Instantly tho Indian interposed. "Play wid fire when ye may, man, Press 1 70 "Ellis!" he cried in a low, eager, "Don't kick!" ho said. "Hold your but niver wid a tame tiger. Hush, now. He's as honest a man as breathes, and"— Gleanings in Bee Culture 1 75 sorrowing tone, as he sprang after her. hoof there!" shouted Rorke, and others Go out this door and cool that crazy "I'm afraid I can't win the case with Hoard's Dairyman 1 65 "Ellis, Ellis!" of the men joined in their cry of warn- head of yers. Here come the ladies." Muxley. The other side has employed American Poultry Journal 1 35 But instantly, with uplifted hand, ing. Wonderingly ho looked about him Hawksley, and I've got to get a bigger Farm Poultry 1 75 Instantly the excited group scattered, Farm Journal 1 10 she turned, first as though to confront j on the quickly gathered group, swaying tho men resuming their work as though rascal than he is or get beat."—Chica- "A CLOSE CALL." go Tribune. American Swineherd 1 25 and warn him back, theu as though a bit unsteadily even now. at no time thought of crime or quarrel —Scribner's Magazine. Michigan Farmer 1 75 commanding silence. "Hush, listen!" "Why not?" he scowlingly, sullenly, • had entered there, but Rorko's heart Not Serious. The Rural New Yorker 1 85 she said. "What is that?" thickly asked. "What harm's there was thumping hard as ho went to his sta- A'Trifle Better. The Orange Judd Farmer 1 75 kicking a rattlebox that's almost broken j The Wheelwoman (as her companion Something like an inarticulate, sti- tion. First to enter were Captain Leale goes down)—Land sake, Sam! Am yo' The Interior 2 75 fled, moaning cry came from the direc- my shin? What's the matter with you and Mrs. Daunton, though the blitho much hurt? The Independent 3 50 fellows, anyhow?" Century 4 50 tion of the dining room, and, rushing voices and cheery laughter of the others The Wheelman (cheerfully)—Not a thither, swiftly, noiselessly as he could, "It isn't the box, yo goneril, it's 'could be heard without. Evidently thero St. Nicholas 3 50 bit, Dinah. I jes' fell on mah head.— Harper's Magazine 4 00 Ormsby was just in time to see Helen what's inside of itl That's Colonel Far- was fun at Kitty's expense, and Leale Brooklyn Life. rar's picture! God's praise to him for had seized the opportunity to draw Harper's Weekly 4 20 Daunton reeling back from tho window Harper's Bazaar 4 20 and staggering toward tho sofa. tho finest soldier that iver rode at tho Helen to ono side. They were talking That Poor Statue. National Tribune 1 80 head of the Twelfth." earnestly as they entered. Visitor (at the Boston library)—How Youth's Companion 2 25 CHAPTER VII. "That Colonel Farrar's picture?" "It seems providential that Will's do you pronounce "Bacchante?" (new subscribers only). 'Twas tho day beforo Christmas, and muttered the man in a strange, half first station should bring his mother Attendant (freezingly) — We pro- Weekly Inter-Ocean 1 70 Frayne was merry with the music of awed, half defiant manner. "Well, I ,back to the old home. Here and now at nounce it perfectly shameless, sir.—New Cosmopolitan 1 84 Christmas preparation. Ever since re- swear, that's—that's queer." And then, least she should be safe from all shock, York Press. Review of Heviews 3 00 veille the men had been busily at work, in some odd, nervous abstraction, he especially with your care to guard her, Munsey's 1 80 and while most of them were engaged whipped out a cigar, and the next thing Mrs. Daunton. She said to me only His Belief. "Good mornin. Missis Brady, an The Argosy 1 8C in the decoration of their barracks, they knew, had lighted it at the stove yesterday: 'Helen came to mo only a Rastus—Does yo' b'liebo dey's good low's yer mother?" Watch this list; there will be addi- inessrooms and the littlo chapel, Terry and tossed the flaming paper among the little over a year ago, but I think I have luck in a horseshoe? "Thanks be to hivin, she's a throifle tions to it from week to week. Rorke, with a good sized squad, was sweepings on the floor. Instantly there needed her for years. She is dear to me, Cicero—No, indeed, not ef dey's a >etter. She took a bottle of bark wid still putting the finishing touches on was a rush, a trampling of feet and just almost as my own daughter.' " mewl's hoof b'hind it!—Philadelphia )upsin an a canine pill phwat the doc-SEND ALL ORDERS THROUGH the assembly hall. An odd thing had as Rorke wrathfully had collared tho "God bless her for those words," said Record. :or left wid her."—Truth. — "THE DEMOCRAT." THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT. JANUARY 22, 1897 The third and last of the memorial Just when it seems that the American services in the Unitarian Church in centerbcard yacht is going out and is to THE DEMOCRAT honor of the great dead of the past be supplanted by the English deep keel • BUSY STORE OF £ year will be held next Sunday evening. SCHAIRER & MILLEN •" There will be addresses by Rev. Mr.pattern along come William King and Friends i>f The Democrat, who IIHVO busi- Kichmond J. Martinez, yacht designers ness :it tin- Probate Court, will please Sunderland, Mr. 15. A. Finney and Mrs. request Judge Newkirk to send Sunderland. of New Orleans, With u yacht of the their Printing to this office. Rumor has it that Fred C. Whitney original American kind, and one that It Will of Detroit, is interesting eastern cap- outceuterboards anything ever heard of. italist in a scheme to build a new the be many a year before there will be IN AND ABOUT THE CITY. atrein Ann Arbor, and that he has gone At the bottom of the hull of their yacht again such a combination of back- The II. S. C A. will give a social, so far as to procure the lot on the cor- is a double keel. Between the two sides ward winter weather, hard COTTONS and SHEETINGS Saturday evening, at Newberry hall. of this keel an enormous centerboard, ner of Main and Catherine streets. It times, and an over- Tin: DEMOCRAT is in receipt of a would be welcomed by'Ann Arbor one that can scrape the mud off the bot- stock of CASH copy of Governor Pingree's me.-sage in jpeople. tom of the sea half a mile down, more pamphlet i'orm. E. T. Austin, *92, principal of theor less, is affixed. The centerboard is in READ THE LOW PRICES WE MAKE FOR THIS SALE. Gerald Brown will sing at the contest OWOSSO nigh school, is secretary of the jsections, which fit inside of one another 50 pieces 8c Apron Check Ginghams at 5c a yard. debate held in High School hall, Friday mathemathical division of the State One case Plain and Stripe Seersucker Gingham at 5c a yard. evening, Jan. 22. Teachers' association. He is sending like the parts of a telescope. At a mod- 10 pieces good Bed Ticking at 7c, Oc and lOc a yard. Arbor Hive L. O. T. M. held its out a series of questions to teacheis of erate depth a double section of the board CLOAKS 25 yards good Yard Wide Sheeting for Sl.OO. regular social last evening, and as the algebra and geometry throughout the is let down. At a greater depth another 3 bales Fine 6JoO Sheeting at 5c a yard. Bees always do, had a good time. state, with a view of obtaining data double section, a section on each side, is ON HAND. 2 bales Standard Heavy 8c Sheeting atOc a yard. on which to base some plan of making One bale 40 inch 8c Sheeting at Cc a yard, A little Hurry was caused on thethe work and methods in the-e branches dropped betweenHbe first two boards. One case Pacific Percales at Go a yard. streets Sunday evening, by a chimney The process may be repeated the third burning out at :U E. Washington street. more uniform throughout the state. 42 inch Bleached Pillow Cotton at 8c a yard. time. Altogether the ceuterboard has. It is your Opportunity to buy a 45 and 46 inch Bleached Pillow Cotton at 10c a yard. Robert ([winner has been spending a SOCIETY DOINGS. 12 sections—two at each end and eight 6-4 Bleached Pillow Cotton at 12}JC a yard. Don't forget few days in Manchester, putting some I). A. McNeil is in Cincinnati on 8 4 Bleached Sheeting at lOc. a yard. Our new plumbing in the Freeman House. business. in the center. The advantage of this - unparalleled centerboard depth is that 9-4 Bleached Sheeting at 1 7< a yard. Mark Down The Comedy Olub will present "The F. P. Glazier of Chelsea, was in the 9-4 Unbleached Sheeting at 12J£c a yard. Sale Private Secretary" some tune in March, Monday. it will steady the yacht in deep water Best Quality Lonsdale Cambric at 10c a yard. for the benefit of the Athletic associa- A. F. Freeman of Manchester,was in so as to enable it to carry an enormous 2 bales Yard ^yide Sheeting at 4J^c a yard. of tion. the city 'I uesday. amount of sail. WrapatCost Lonedale Fruit and all Leading Brands of Bleached Fine Table Rev. T. W. Young will speak at the (i. B. Pardee of Chilson, visited in Cottons at about mill prices. LINENS. Y. M. C. A. meeting Sun lay afternoon, of the materials, with cutting, making, (h" city last week. Ladies ! This will be a good time to buy your spring cottons at 2:lo. Subject, "An Evils and its The opinion of Theodore S. Woolsey, and manufacturer's and our profit all Remedy." Will Co; eland, who has been quite the eminent professor of international j during This Sale. sick, is improving. L. C. Goodrich was reelected Grand law at Yale, may he taken in preference j Thrown to the Winds. Lecturer by the Grand Chapter of Ed Smith of Clinton, visited friends in the city Tuesday. to that of a senator or representative in SCHAIRER & MILLEN Koyal Arch Masons, at their meeting in congress. In regard to Cuban recogni- Saginaw. Wednesday. Dr. Mary Wood-Allen will speak in / 7~s tion, Professor Woolsey's verdict is The Southern Convocation of theLansing, Jan. 30 and 31. Diocese of Michigan will hold its win- Mrs. Susan Brown Dorr of Gordon,1 plainly in accord with common sense ter session in St. Andrew's chureluon Neb., is \ felting in the city. and justice when he says that Cuban THIS Thursday, the 26th inst. Geo. Webster of Chelsea, called on belligerency must be recognized ahead CD "The Choice of a Profession" will be Ann Arbor friends Monday. of Cuban independence. Cuba has not is the Price List and it means the rapid oo Chamber the subject of the sermon to be deliv- Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Loud of Anyet attained her independence. She has disposing of every garment in our stock: ered by the rector of St. Andrew's Sauble. spent Sunday in the city. church next Sunday morning. attained a state of war, a largo and un- J. E. Travis was in Chicago on busi- deniable war, and she is keeping it up a> ro Comstock F. Hill of Saline and Theo- All 525 and S20 Garments at $10.00 © ness, the early part of the week. increasingly. Senator Hill's resolution, a new lot ato dore B. Wood, Ghas. E. Hiscock and Mrs.L.II. elements of Wheeling, W. AU$18, $17 and 815 Garments uits prices that therefore, that the United States accord Michael J. Fritz, have been appointed Va., is visiting Ann Arbor friends. at 8.00 notaries public by Gov. Pingree. to Cuba the rights of a nation at war is Miss «enevieve E. Mills has accepted All |14, $12 and 810 Garments sell them. 'Col. II. S. Dean has been appointed a position in the Reed t-ity schools. the proper one to be passed by congress at 5.1)8 CD by Senator McMillan as one of the PARLOR SUITS in Plush a-; Mrs. F. E. Woodbridge has returned before one recognizing full independ- All $8.50, ?S and $7 50 Gar- aides-decamp to Gen. Horace Porter, ence.. and Silk Tapestry, $18.00, chief of the McKinley inaugurhl par- to Ann Arbor, and will remain here. ments at ...... 4.49 $22.00, $25.00 and up to ade. Dr. Thos B. Cooley of Boston, is All f6, S5.98 and $4.98 Gar- $50.00. The next lecture in the Unity Club spending a few days with friends in the When any event, like marriage, busi- ments at 2.98 course will be given next Monday even- city. All $3.98 Garments at .. .. 1.98 CT5 See our $10.00 Oak Side ness promotion or appointment to office, Board. EL ing by Bev. J. T. Sunderland. Subject, Kev. T. G. Potter of E. Huron st., has jbrings a person temporarily into promi- All Misses' Reefers and Infants' "Picturesque India." Illustrated with been confined to the house for several Cloaks at prices to speedily Fine Sprinsr Edge Couches stereopticon views. days. nence, it is hard to see what end can be gained by a newspaper nosing into the close every one. $5.50, $7.OO, $10.00 and John 1 lagan of W. Liberty street, has Joe Seabolt drew the bicycle from the ; up to $20.00. made application to have his wife com- spinning jenny at the circus Saturday j person's past history and reprinting cir- There is no reason why you mitted to the asylum at Pontiac. Judge night. cumstantially in connection with him AVe show the best $5.OO o C/3 should be without Chairs or en Newkirk adjourned the hearing for two Ed. Eberbach drew the $100 Phoenix some old scandal or unpleasant item "White Iron Beds. weeks, to allow the physicians to make bicycle Saturday night at the midwinter a study of the case. that belongs to the dead and gone. This "as any other Furniture now CO circus. may show a nose for news, but it is a The largest district school in the Jacob Miller, engineer on the F. & P. while our Carpets county is at Whittaker, and has 88M. railroad, visited in the city last nose that, like the hyena or carrion pupils. Miss Josephine A. Stevens is week. bird, finds sweet savors among corpses. 17c, 25c, 4Oc to $1.35 the teacher, and we are sure there is JANUARY H. A. Moore and wife were called to !It is not exactly the nose one would like Straw Mattings 12c to «35c. one lady in the county who is tired Lima, Ohio, Tuesday, by the death of a to find on his friend or daily associate. CLEARING when Friday night comes. relative. Lace Curtains $1.OO to $1O. Gerald F. Stevens of Detroit, will SALE Our $2.75 Chenille Cur- meet with the Christian and Missionary l'rof. A. B. Stevens and wife gave a A German invention is a bicycle that pleasant reception last Saturday from o Is going on. tains are sellers. Alliance at their regular weekly meet- runs 24 miles an hour and is operated o ing, Tuesday evening, January 26th, at i to »; p. m. by benzine power instead of leg and foot 26 Elizabeth st. Will those who are in- Chas. Staebler and wife spent a few 20 South Main St. DQ days fishing at Bass Lake, the early part power. There are two objections to its terested in Matt. 24:14, come? general use, apparently. One is that no The meeting at the Presbyterian of the week. church last Sunday afternoon, in the Chas. H. Ludlow of Detroit, is trne cycler would be willing to forego FIVE HENNE & STANGER interest of the Armenians and a fund managing the drug store of the late the exhilarating exercise of pedaling John Moore. himself along by his own motive power. Michigan S for their relief was exceedingly inter- DOLLARS Ann Arbor, CD esting. Strong and interesting speeches Mrs. Judge Reuben Hatch of Grand; The other is that with ever so tiny a were made, and SIOO was subscribed to IJapids, is visiting L. A. Pratt, on S.tank of ignited benzine under him there Is not a great amount for a ton of the fund. University ave. would always be the disturbing reflec- Coke. Coke that is all Coke, is last- We will continue The Detroit Alumni will hold their Wm. K ilpatrick and Byron Knapp of tion that he might at any time blow up, annual banquet early in February, upon the University, spent Sunday at their ing and will not clinker. A ton of to do business in the return of Hon. Don M. Dickinson, homes in Owosso. like a kitchen stove. our Coke is twice the bulk of a ton president of the association, from the r Editor Hoover of the Chelsea Stand- of Hard Coal and costs only 85.00 a y West. M - Dickinson ;s jn the West ard, was a pleasant caller at THE DEJI- Makes the Weak Strong. Ton delivered. Better try some. FURNITURE representing the U. S. Government in A a large law suit. OORAT office Monday. Cadillac. Mich., Dec. 29. 1896. "I did W. H. Butler will represent the local not have any strength and my husband of the Best Makes, embracing all the A W. B. Phillips of the Inland Press, with a Larger and Court of Foresters at their meeting in procured a bottle of Hood's Sarsapa- Newest Designs and Finishes. We buy M returned Saturday night from Green- Port Huron, next month. rilla. I have taken a number of bottles M. STAEBLER Better Stock than ville, Ohio, where he secured the con- of this medicine and now 1 am feeling only of the largest and best known y tract for printing the general catalogue Ed, L. Seyler and wife are rejoicing ever before manufacturers. of the legal fraternity of PhiDeltaPhi. over a new baby girl, who came to their well and am able to do all my work. Office one door east of American A home last Friday evening. My husband has also taken Hood's This will be a handsome book of 400 Sarsaparilla and it has done him good." House. 'Phone No. 8. A pages. An edition of 1,500 copies will Dr. J. A. Wessinger attended the Mrs. Kobert Dell, Box 216. Ingrain, Brussels, Wilton, etc., be issued. wedding of his brother-in law, M. T. in the most popular colors and ¥ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Clarke entertained Crawford of Detroit, at Guelph, Ont. Hood's Pills cure all liver ills. weaves. a party of their young friends Friday Prof. E. A. Lyman has been elected Smyrna, Japanese and In- y evening in honor of their guest. Miss superintendent of the Presbyterian Sun- Owing to the immense business done "RED STAR" grain Rugs in all sizes. Eemember we sell the famous " Imperial A May Barrie of Detroit. The evening day school, in place of Dr. Iluber, de- by that great comic opera ''Wang" last Smyrna" Rugs. was spent in music, and cards and clined. season and the universal demand A dancing. Prizes were won by Miss Senator Andrew Campbell of this dis- WATCH OUT for our new SPRING MATTINGS. Barrie and Mr. Weinmann. Second throughout the country for return en- OIL trict conducted the religious exercises gagements Messrs. D. W. Truss & Co. y prizes by Miss E. Noll and Mr. AVare. at the opening of the State Senate, Mon- have decided to inaugurate a special Burns without ^moke Chenille, Tapestry, Silk and Derby Portiers in a large variety. Rope Portiers made to order. Another change has been rung on the jday night. tour, which has necessitated new cos- or odor. A High School. Hereafter Montgomery's Miss Annie M. Purdy of the Great tumes, new scenery and in fact a bran A large assortment of Lace Curtains coming. Don't fail to see old book will be used in place of Green's, Hive office, was ca'led to Port Huron new-production. Mr. Albert Hart will Price, 10c Per Gallon them. in the English History course. This the first of the week, to attend the fun- again assume the titlle role of " Wang," * announcement caused some merriment eral of her father. his third season in that part. Sold only by Shades—Oilcloths—Linoleums. at chapel, although the book is not Prof. ("apt. D. F. Harris and wife of One of the prettiest things in "Wang" Montgomery's. The funny part of it is, Adams, N. Y., have taken rooms at 48 is the chorus of little children. In Xew Prof. Perry did not see the joke. York they made one of the distinct CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY WORK DONE TO ORDER. E. Washington st., and will spend the DEAN&CO. * winter in this city. hits of the piece and their song. 'Baby, The "Matrons Elocutionary contest' Baby,Dance My Darling Baby,"issung under the auspices of ttie W. C. T. I'. N. D. Corbin left last Sunday even- by the children of the entire land. A will be held Thursday eve. Feb. 4th. ing for Detroit, where he has accepted HALLER'S FURNITURE STORE, The contestants will be Mesdames ('has. a position on the editorial staff of the How the children who see the won- Grand Opera House Worden, llendrickson. I?. F. Schu- Detroit Evening News. ders of a theatrical performance would 52 S. Main and 4 W. Liberty Sts., macher, Johnson, Kilbourne, Hurry, love to have a look behind the scenes Ward W. Hughes and B. M. Simmons and how they do envy the four pretty 'Phone 148. ANN ARBOR, MICH. X Hess, Doig. Crozier and Miss Emma E. we're at Madison. Wis., last week, assist- little tots who actually take part in the Bower, The names of judges will be ing to establish a chapter of Phi kappa Siamese opera "Wang." Behind the Saturday, Jan. 23 announced later. Psi at the University of Wisconsin. scenes they impart life and joyousness A The Michigan Furniture Company J. A. Brown will give §25 for proof quite as refreshing as their doings elected the following directors, Tuesday as to who started the report that he had when the eyes of the audience are on evening: W. D. Harriman. L. Gruner, Ided chattel mortgages on his stock. them. "Wang" is now on a special D. W. TRUSS & CO. Moses Seabolt, ('has. E. Hiscock, E. E. He is still doing business and paying tour and the engagement here next Beal. Paul Snauble, Martin Haller. The his bills. Saturday evening, Jan 23. will be the Present board organized by electing W 1). Ilar- last chance to see this famous opera. riman, president; L. Gruner, vice-presi- Prof. T. C. Trueblood lectured last dent; C.E. Hiscock, secretary and treas- week at Ohio Wesleyan University, on urer; Paul Snauble, superintendent. "The Art of Debating, and the Great More Curative Power fl Famous 6ast of 50 Masters of the Art." Saturday even- Is contained in a bottle of Hood's Sar- Prof. C. O. Townsend, who went to ing he read "Julius Caesar." saparilla than in any other similar A Superb Spectacular production of Germany something oyer a year ago, L. C. Uoodri-h. W. W. Watts and Jas preparation. It costs" the proprietor We are showing an exceptionally large has received a diploma" from the Uni- It. Bach of this city, and W. H. Whit- < and manufacturer more. It costs the versity at Leipsic, and is now a gradu- marsh of Milan.represented Washtenaw jobber more and it is worth more to ate of Biology in the highest rank. It Chapter at the meeting of the Grand the consumer. It has a record of cures line of pretty pieces of is an honor worthy of much credit.— unknown to any other preparation. It Saline Observer. Prof. Townsend is Chapter in Saginaw, this week. WANG C. W. Wagner left Monday evening is the best to buy because it is the One well known in Ann Arbor. He gradu- True Blood Purifier. Greatest of all Comic Opera Successes. ated from the University with the class for Xew York and Boston! He will Siloertoare and Cut Glass of '88. spend about ten days looking up the newest things in men's styles, and lay- Hood's Fills are the best family ALBERT HEART On Friday evening last Fraternity ing in a stock of high grade cloths for cat' ai tic and liver medicine. Gentle, as the Regent of Siam. Lodge 262 V. & A. M., conferred the l-\ 111 tkii 'v: Ti-ni-i i> reliable, sure. C. degree on six candidates. An in-men s wear. vitation was accepted from Phoenix Jan. 1 the United States government Others have found health, vigor and Lodge of Ypsilanti to work the M. M. vitality in Hood's Sarsaparilla, and it First Floor $1, First Two Rows, degree before that lodge on the evening pays out $17,800,000, and that amount surely has power to help you also. Why of February 22nd. Phoenix Lodge will will be added to the money in circula- not try it ? 75 cents. Gallery, 5O cents. make that a gala day. and with the tion. Of the sum named, $] 0,000,000 is assistance of other lodges from the $100 Reward $100. LADIES:— county will spend the day in Masonic to redeem Pacific railroad subsidy bonds work. and the rest is interest on the Uuiteil The readers of this paper will be pleased to Call and examine our new stock Our stock has been re-assorted since the Holidays, learn that there is at least one dreaded disease of perfumes. We have a full line of Lyra Maennerchor will open their States 4 per cent bonds. that science has been able to cure in all its and many new settings added. If you have not a stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh the latest odors. Among them are such new hall next Thursday evening, Janu- Cure is the only positive cure known to the med- ary 28th. A line program has been It is announced, with large headlines, ical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional odors as "Trilby," "Miyota," "Our . . pocket full of money you can buy a nice disease, requires a constitutional treatment arranged and a pleasant evening is that President Elect McKinley is not in Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting Jack," "Red Rose," "Jouvan Lily," DIAMOND RING for $15 or more. ' aSBUtett. Muster Freddy Daly will sing favor of a war with Spain. Who ia in directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of "Coronaria," "Parisian Violet," "Vera a" solo, and other prominent Bingera .the system, thereby destroying the foundation favor of a war with Spain? of the disease, and giving the patient strength Viollette" etc. Please call and examine will participate. There will be a grand by building up the constitution and assisting ball after the concert, tickets for which nature in doing its work. The proprietors have them whether you wish to purchase or may be procured at Schumacher & Are the crashes and bank failures in so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it not. We also carry a complete line of Miller's drug store, Mann Bros' drug Chicago, St. Paul and elsewhere an evi- fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. satchet powders. store, Haller's jewelry store, and from dence of the returned prosperity we HALLER'S JEWELRY STORE meml en of the society. Address, F. J. CHENEY &W,, Toledo,O. SCIIUMACHEE & MILLER, hare heard about? JW Sold by Druggists, 75c. 23-25 45 S. Main street. 46 South Main Street.